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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
Either Doyle's Sermon.

The special vesper services at st
MSrV. Church last night were well at
tended Rev. Father A. p. Doyle, @. s.
p, OF the Apostolic MlssiOr House, OF
Brook land, d. C., discussed the religious
situa ion in France in very interesting
manner. Father Doyle, who ia close
student OF European affairs, gave COM
prehensiye account Of the history Of the
chur b in France. including its present
.tatns. and dealing with the causes lead
ing up to the rupture between the gov
ernment add the ecclesiastical author
ity. The position of the church in the
controc ray aud the principles for which
it contends are clearly presented. Father
Doyle, among other things, said ths: the
present movement in France is Is reality
a lining up of the forces OF religion
against irreligion. 1t Ia not mere local
or temporal friction between the civil
and ecclena-tical authorities. II Ia the
acute stage of a century-s long conflict
betgeen Christianity and infdelity, be-
tween che forces of right and the powers
Of darkness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
"NIv WiGn,s Family "

There Ia a theatrical attraction booked
for a special Christmas engagement OF
the Opera House in this city, tomorrow,
matinee and night which, according to
the reports received from other cities
where the company has appeared this
season, is deserving of crowded house.
Il ia a musical farce comedy in three
acts entitled Only Wiie's Family" This
attraction ia under the direction OF the
Whitney Amusement Co, which fact in
itself should be o sufficient guarantee to
the .heatregoers of Alexandra. This
attraction is guaranteed by the map, g.
ment to be one Of the best sho' 4, this
side cf New York, aud on excellent per-
fornance NAV be expected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
LOCAL aREVITIEs.
A Merry Christmas

A Merry Christmas.
The foe jun piog horse, The Colonel,
belonging to Mr.. Courtlsnd Smith, died
in his stall at Beuniugs Saturday.
Mr.. Johh Fl. Stamford had one OF
his feet badly mashed a few days ago by
q heavy piece OF wood falling upon II.
Mr. Freeman Fbke, manager Of "My
Wife's Family" company ia 10 this city
making arrangements for the presenta-
ton OF the play al the Opera House to-
morrow.
Richard Sutherland, who lives al No.
ll2i Wilkes street, near tho cemetery,
Is Guaranteed at his home suffering
from smallpox which he contracted
while at work near Danyille.
1t is stated that the application for q
new trisl in the case OF Joseph Thomas,
colored, who is under sentence to be
hanged 10 Alexandra county, will proba-
bly, not be reached By the State Court OF
| Appeals before March.
Master J. Edward Schwab, son of the
late Adam Schwab, was painfully wound
ed 10 the fore Gnger Of the left hand, on
Saturday night, while amusing himself
with one of those harmless toy pistols.
Surgical aid was needed, and employed
Mar, Belmont was brought before
Justice Cation in the Police Court this
morning charged with entertaining sew
srsl minors who live in the southeastern
section Of the city. She had her case
postponed until next Thursday morning,
Chsrles Churchill, colOred, against
whom q warrant has been outstanding
since last May, for cutting Rosetta Kits,
also cclored, today went TO the station
house and gave himself up to CHIEF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
PROMISED improvements.

Rev. Chss. u. Bulls, the pastor OF the
NJ. T. Church South, at the services
Yesterday morning presented to the con,
cregation q plan, which has been adopted
5v the board of stewards, for the cree
tor of g1nng peoples building on the
site adjoining the church on the south.
II was exclaimed that the purpose is to
construct an sdihce for the promotion oil
suxiliary church work, particularly
along the line Of thu y. NJ. c. A. prin-
ciples. Pictures of the improvements
were circulated in which the ehnTch
proper, the proposed auxilisr building
aud parsonage adjoining were presented
The pastor stated tina. Sl0,OoO mas 81
ready been pledged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
Den Il of Il. L. Mason.

Mr.. En- Fairfax Mason, a we'll
known resiGsnt Of Fauquier county,
died on SalUfdev evening at the resi-
deuce OF his sister, RS Neville Whiting,
near Marshall, aged - years. The de-
ccas d wss brother of Mr.. +. L. Mason,
VINO formerly lived in this city. The re-
msins we're brought here today and iu'
tered 10 Ivy Hill cemetery. The
services we're conducted by Rev. W. J.
Morton, OF Christ Church, ami the pail
bearers we're Messrs n vile 4 Whitiug,
Nevil, i Wmrcg j., Bran T. Whit
Ing, C,tlyie Whuug, y. P. I. Burke
and Arthur Herbert, j..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
Given Thirty Days.

Chief Goods aud Officer Talbot on last
Saturday arrested a young man who
gave his name as l.. P. Craig for taking
a prayer book and other articles from a
residence in this city Craig gained adj
mission TO the house by mears OF q
patent sweeper which he said he desired
TO sell. He was taken before Justice
Cation in the Police Court this morning
and sent to jail for 80 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
The EIks.

The annual custom observed By the
Flks Of distributing Christmas baskets
among the poor hiss been unavoidably
DELAYED this year and the distribution
will not take place till the day before
Nay Xaar's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
Wines and LIQUORS.

Mes.rs. Lowsnbach & Bro, corner of
King and Alfred streets, have a fine
stock of wines and liquors OF the choicest
grades, most of which have heen select
Ell for the holiday season. Their WIN
dow display of Doi'l'd liquors attr'cts
the attention OF passsrsby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
RPnnrt Confirmed.

Judge NicOl, of the Circuit Court tor
the City, on Saturday evening in the
case of Agnew s. Co. VS.. the jackson
Phillips Brick Co., confirmed the report
OF the commissioners Of sale Of the prop
erty OF the company which Was recently
made st public auction,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
The Cold Weather.

The weather yesterday was cold with
a stiff northwest wind prevailing and oc-
cssional splits Of suow. By night the
keen blasts kept most people indoors.
the wind reared until daybreak this
morning, the mercury In the thermom,
eter in the meantime having fallen 10
l5'. Considerable ice formed on the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect Of cioEge1
bowels and torpid liver, until constipation
becomes chronic. This condition - unkn I,o'f
TO those who use DR., Kings New iAIe rllii'
sn Dd I sox s Guaranteed By E. {. LsadOeaieT
4 sons. druggist. Price 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
Contract Awarded.

The contract for furnishing grain, hay
and feed for the horses OF the Alexandria
FIRE Department has been awarded 10
Messrs. T. F. Burroughs Son & Co.,
dealers 10 grain, feed, etc, Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
weather Probabilities.

For this section fair and continued cold
tonight, mi' imum temperature about l41 :.
Tue day fair and cold; fresh noith"esterly
winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24

Open the bowels-Dewitts Little u Lsr 4
Ri;e.s are recommended and soid py W. T.
Creightoh & Co., 4Ol King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
No Paper Tomorrow

The Gazette will not be published to-
morrow, Chhstmss Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24

The w. A. and Mt V. Railway
Compsuy today made each Of its en-
plOyees q present OF two dollars,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-24
AIexamorio 0aze&is
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. "a, 1905,
Local Matters.
SUN an9 Tide Table.

sno nse5 tomorrow at 7:l7 II. m. and sets
Il 4.44 ~. High water 4 5:l5 q d anu
. A m
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
Parking nr ne Town.

Tho town par.s. o- the town OF
VILLAGE ~luIr Jrs Ga" lungs u its
a.t'zlus
az 90. town o.. growing % b. nohr too
.uuU in ..r movement tI provide
.. OIL. uf .UH.. town park
IND. T... .. ..r. -Ue. when tie
...u I.. ... I.I ..l lHs h,cume a
100 ,I. 10 u.I Dot u' sD easy 60
ura -..ss r.I.. .u..-- BOO 90 the
I...I.. without I...H- 100 rNorhiiant
lI#. SHu.. ur-r o.. laEl. DO 3, not
Important I..f % l..H a..uut &c
.... 1..I o.. 60 ulrt expended
..H Hs I..r. ...f..I. Ias.Hly b.
..i- N4f .I... .a.. afIT. Way have
700. 70 uur. l.HuIfH tIru can man.
q. B.. U#t u.sr#.r. U.t be- should ~
.U-f.rU u.I carpet b,ds "a
....T- a.I truI. i..t lawns. ~ u
...l- sunlight ..i ar..n relic ~
..-- nUI Toes i.r uI ego. 20 b-'Im"s
I r.,...r t.l ono equalizer. fur IA"
..rrr a- U.I .- on. wealthy. resting
.... ...r. 20 U.. o." FORGET, for
rr. t#n salr Of l.- rrIs-irs ani
i.s aus.f..- u . '.ltrlu.it.0n OF
.' no I.l lHs I..I.
Ir. U..E .lHu| 0a lHuf in faot. -
natural .. .. ...- f.. s..l t. u-a -
...r o. .. ....r t.p ,.l... however,
o.. ....r.. .... u.fI ..'W Go the
..... .. .. o.. community. wis n
...t E..... v.I u.. .s-s... Increase
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

liUrnix. Arizona, farm % Oue hun.
dr'd aud sixty acres has heen turuci
Iutu O. humrrrUft village The Land Il
c.pv.lliy adapted % raising vesa.
,allra aud b. under one 0i the best
water ri.hts in tlic pslUu. fiyeacre
tracts uIr LHrr E,yen a. each wa ger.
The hrW EutcrnHI,It TeleFv0iF %
salt taksr and driven Nclis GA The
pruiery, Insure O. O. TManeHt supply
&C water Tor .u.satUa and theFefOre
uEfaiiiug crops.
These undertakings. while practical
and constructive il every sense. are
Intended TI'lrF o. models 90 show
what rJu De- done in any community
100 tlr country. Japan. with sixty
-.E.u IHr No. 81 h'r t0l9l population
nH..iu- loo part co. ,utir,ly Ou the iand.
d.. I,,uun O. baud 90 gardens whore
..a ir-s poverty Is almost unknown
aal where tuberculosis j. a nrgligabie
quantity, ApcrirI can take care %
JOS hopeless thousand IN the sane
way. first ly puuIu- hope into them
AMI them hy putting ihrw where they
may rlru o. u is o. The promoters
uI our nr"t industries that We must
iluk fu- n..p .u great part. hut public
sentiment .ul sympathy VIII move TIE
rrum"fr-s Hrl roach th' problem.
The ilu...r.r G.il promises q
start which .1r. ,o weld to-eiAcr the
ruuufv .uI i.H riy lutI one inle-
-'ruT.u'H Who'll. MOD supplemented ~
uuIsr charity administration lul sane
'IgruDg laws l.uuEr entirely the
o'- I.Ai! even 81 a "submerscd
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
HOUSE AND BARS FoE HoMECRoFT VILLAGE.
Mal.ft.Wn. Ma

solutions of many ~ the problems 81
mp,lrrn city life ever attempted iu Til
country. 10 u in line with ihr hcst
enterprises for solving thc quest IOns Il
huu~iug. sanitation. clucati1n AMI
morals. ~ such Il should command
ihr attention aud cooperation ~ all
constructive ~u"ill workers.
Tho Uomecruftcrs Gili offers garden
work AMI craftsmanship ~ n sulIsii-
tute Tor the street corner. thc cheap
shaw anI thr saloon. Aud u oilers Ia
addition health. cumtcntmcnt and n
substantial iucr,-sc ia Income 10 tbs
workers. TIE incrsasc takes practi-
cal form IN the fhaI.e of health fnsin
work in thc air. frum fr,Sh Vegetables
and fruits. frpm a cb'an environment
and from al,s,-ncr 81 lad habits: from
muucy saved from us'l,-ss p1siinrs;
frIm alsS,Ice 81 doctors hills and frOm
q dirst rpturn in thr way Of com
mulitics Tor Use In the home ~ for
sab
Tho founder AMI main supporter 81
tn movement u Mr.. George H. Max.
we'll. editor Of Maxwelrs Talisman and
fuun,l.r of che National Irrigation
Movement. ~ a stuslent q serial con.
ditiuns. Mr. Maxwell has cOncludesl
that Cullrss settlements and similar
merely scratch the upper
surface 10 thu pFOlslem and fail utterly
to get undrr Il and crowd Il qua with
a ls-ttrr condition. His crgyd u,
Every child Ia a gar,len, every HlotlIrr
iu q housrruft. AMI individual Ia
insl,Ts'ndsncs f1r every worker
iu hOui, 81 bis own On thc Lind
MEANING or IiOMECGOFT.
The wurl "Ionccroft'' has leon
colns,I l,y Mr.. Maxwell to fit tlie thing
O.. has in mind The Sc0ich word
croft" means a very small piece e
iaud farnei intcnsiveiy 10y it, occu-
pant Tut hot large enough 60 yis'ld him
q living aud constitute him u faTmrr.
The II0mpcrofter. therefore. unsl-r the
lH-ing dcvcloglcd j. n lalB0r.
ing man. cl.-rk. Eklllc,i artisan or what
not. who suIplpmrnts his regular In
come by. aud sIsnds his sllarr time In
work ca the land. His chiidr,n may
likewise ~ employed out Of EsfiaHSi
ll0urs and 90 Oihrr times virsn tlsy
would Otherwise ~ GA the sirvt az
forcytl into some one Uf Tie str,y't
trades Co hrlp maintain thr hu.u". i"rI
che children the udvaHtaVr' arr "'s
Viuus. Iloalihy cNcn'.sr Ia tii' fs1
air fUr puH'o-e fr->h yrsria'l-' au u
other pr,slucts. aiid Oy1gsai.ssu. ar
suisstitutcl fuT fiISusslir eNrTvi~'
under Tad conditions. stale Ncsrtalfl,E
" nOlc az all. and the gan=.
n can D. demonstrated tar &c
ordinary factory worker 0n from 'De
half acre 90 au arrr &C lanl cln cara
actually more I'm the o,ld time giv,n
O. his Car,lfn than be d0rs frp:n his
regular work. taking q hour for h0ur
Thr other advantages ARE cvidcIt.
TIE GII.DIIAI.L AND sIIOi's.
A. a foundation Tor the Gid the
Wilson estate az ii3 Main - Water.
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have not yet fully realized tn
CAaucr-ihpy siill are doubtful AMI
slS!ii,iuus. Alput four years al. h o.
fore tire tide 81 iiumiEraiiun AMI 'sp.-
o.! ST in toward The Souihwcst, 60
STRANGER frum tie North driftcd into
tlis particular city, lie WIS just
looking aruuul' with no special pur
pose IN view. \ curl,Stour nal cStat"
i,roscr had On lis list a tract 81 hpttcm
lnd. tluilrcr,d. but WORTHLESS ga ar-
count Of the annual fO'sis. This lani
hs had hawkcd aiiout the str'"t Tor
&C per acrC, Tut found M takrrs
among the home sI'cculators. The
tract was mo gO0i" IL was odrrci
e. this stranger for Si.oO p"r arrr.
Would he lOok nc ~ Yes. He looked
II over. examingyl every acre - IT.
came back to town nnd handed over
SlO0n for the worthless tract. Graf
Was tie Soy of the natives who wrrc
Ilacd up ~ the various liars. Z" driuk
20 the health 81 81" -su~k'r. hut
ths sucker returned In nl'0ut month
with another capitalist frum the North
ana sold this worthless tract for Sd
Ou hut this was not all. Within
ninety DAYS the second sucker hr"ugiit
n tbifl ANA sold him tn tlml,rr alpne
Tor SaAOa. And then tile l0'al
bankers and Conservative capitalists
ElcLcd themselves for not thinking 81
g.
For years people have lccn lravlng
Arkansas aud MissOuri-rOing wet
lonklug for opportunities. Totlay
strang,rs are taking their PLACES and
finding money on every bush The
-comers are simply dryrl'pins t.
r,.snurcrs which tn natives failcsl 20
rrCUEulze.
This princllaa holds true 81 n ma.
torIty 10 individuals LA every 'Oia-
Inunliy. We arr too near % see thf
CONSERVATIVES &C our f,Sf We pass
ticm over and have thru fOT S"inc-
one 60 pick ~.
The twentieth crntury Tor the Tinted
States nc sast viii D. a time of cDn-
crntFation rather than EXPANSION \
etHtury 90 rural devrlspmrut aud
home-hulldlng. As has bccn Indicated
the Is,Ul,le must ct hack 10 To- Una.
and Industrial institutions 20 rcarh
their bast drveiopinrut must give me
worker q chance Tor a home.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
The LscaI Handicap.

The PrOplct i without honor In hls
own country. 80 the village and small
town are without confidence In their
oNn resources. We ct - familiar
wth the things about us that we NJ
apt 10 underrate their value. II d
often necessary for n total stranger "a
come along and show NJ the neglected
opportunities that have becn under OuI
nose unseen for years.
The writer while pursuing some IN.
duStrial investigations had occasion o.
visit n thrifty litiir city IN the south.
west. IL Is an oil town that has liter
ally hccn forced 90 the front 10y the
pressure - development aud northern
Cprrgy. The place has Eve railroads.
a population 81 :'itssi AMI q numir.r 81
niU,lpru building. Still thp natives
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

birmingham o. n point four miles from
ils. city aGi rrr,fr'l twenty four
.uti..., ter tlir Warknen Mr.. ''r"rr"
tHamry. frum hong observation AMI
rAi#gnurr. Cuuoluird that tho unly
paul,al way tu sul,c the problem was
to take thr factory worker cat un thu
huI WHARF De- mighi pursue thr IA
ursl AMI healthy r,crraiion 1t rar'l'n.
.ua SAYS Mr.. ". Alexander Harvey
100 DIS luuk ca R0urnyillr 1t Wa- in
fa- ..I. Tor working muu 30 lir healthy
HI Igr healthy chillrrn. when after
l... .uufurd 90 day in Factories ih"l
r..' their evenings in an institute.
. .uH usl.l 60 puddle house. II 10 Wrrr
necessary Tor th,ir health. a. u un-
.uaH.Ily was, that they should get
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

dustry. a necessity for Tia -ttainmsnt
% the best results.
8. A growth % cooperation, Which
viii give % the honscroft settle
msnt al the advantages o. the q :
an schools. Libraries. hospitals, enter
tainmSnt halls. water supply. electro
lights. improved roads, etc; while
the cultivation o. each separate acre
OF "cFOftr viii be facilitated By tho
eo-ePerntivs ownership of the numsr-
o-s expensive rieers - fam ma
ehinerv row 80 b. found on the b.,
large farms. hut vhiSh couli not be
afforded BY the individual crofter.
8. The fostering Of a sturdy, tnde-
pendent individualism. 20 hioh
nofhing contributes - mur 80 the
ownership 81 a home and q conscious
ness that one can ''make q hving"
% any boss
coneuTrsntly With Sash be'terusnts
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

them 20 fne rzrt1ry ~ shop.
3. Reliable oocupation arr sup
port for ths wags-SaT 81 himself. IN
ease q q temporary les q his regl-
lar employment. An acre % ground.
intensively cultivated and irrigated
viii support a family.
a opportunify 90 set up, In the
homeeroft. little handierafts for the
products q which there Il q constant
demand; sash 90 tPscial lines Of
weaving. knitting. Tagsnaking. cab
inssmaking. basket weaving. turning
IN wood o. boae, instrument making.
manufacturers Of lssthsr, gloves.
etc. ese. Ths distribution 81 power
from electric wires. OF the use Of ut
Gle gasoline engines. On village Of
may dom0nstrate that
the concentration % thousands OF
workers On great Factories De- not.
after all, IN q great many hnes ol "a
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

Many IcOpie fan o. nealize the
great value Of a thrifty. wellkcPt
garden. Even an inferior one u much
better than none. Vegetables are In
dlsTensahle Co n family. - FAR az
health l. Cuncrne,l. Co say n"ihitE ~
the money saved 10y not havins 10 buy
40 much -four and - many Er'SvTiFs.
10 would secm that every nan
ehOuld manage Co obtain n picce -
Eround and see that II becOmcS well
fertIll1cd and cfFiclucd and then pf'
under n Thorough state of cultivation
bef0re trying 90 plant thu SEEDS. u
only costs q llttle Ca buy enough seedi
fur quite n good-sised garien.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

I'm the eozdition q ths wage-sarner,
the general carrying cut q the hone
croft idsa w0uld relieve the con-
geEtion o. population IN cities, and
Greatly assist in their development
along tk0ss lines which are Q maeh
better than mere bigness- A hun
Grsd thousand OF n million peoFle
living on small tracts q land, VI In
an hours ride % q city would make
far more business for the city. OF
every sssirrNis itind. thzn the same
number closely paekei IN tenemeats.
The sshomecrOft" experiment not
20 be limited % the settlement fost-
cred by Mr.. maxwell near Boston
The idea confines with It's sugges-
tlore az social bettermcnts the prob
ahility o. very satisfactory rs-urns
20 the owners Of vacant lands, near
eities. who may be disposcd 70 sx-
rsrfrnent With ~.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

such betterTnsnth. either alreSdy
demonstrated or anticipated, arc
these:
I. Healthier hoiIe surrounding.
air. sunlight, trees, q versi room
for children 20 grew up Without cen
tact With the concentrating In
fiusnoss Of crowded city streets and
tenementa
2. Diversity IN employment and
hsalthful recreation for the wage
Garner himself. aud wholesome op-
portunity for HIS We and dIsn
10 coutribute 20 the family IN
come. IN the cultivation Of an acre.
more OF les, Of ground THIS voeio
snabls him. especially, % keep his
Girls &C bona, instead 81 sending
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

teniis pr thousand in lnurul.il'.
1hr gar,lcn fcatun.s in iiubU., llIr are
planned with murh err. pnu, i-iuu Boa
uIust eases li"iug made fur zumc lawn.
h"Hcrs, vegetables and fruits.
To TtuTu o. the ilompcrUfirrs Gil-
there ~ uur disiiuciiyp advantage iu
Air. MuXaull'- plan. loo that o., sims
o. atiHrh o. each huWa emo 60. aud Co.
make u q frItur Hud uut urrply au
inridstj boo the lIip uf th. Huus,r. uu4
De- has nd,ls'i the Crafts Wura Ter NO
mem aud ter uru iu tHr Ul.iHT H.
lrHdy ia- uHi.r WfN pu- f.r au
vNuruu,u,al -pwp &C four Luu-,a,
uii,l'.r uur rp.f. tu o. placed 90 Co.,.
UtuIp' 81 % -IuJr,' ~ I- Go sururr il.
greatest cCUuU,u! Of space aud place
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27
THE HorIEcRoFT VS.. THE TENEMENT.

IN - n.ui rsu-a
By way Of affording a practical OBJ
fect lesson IN the "Eomecr0ft" idea
deorRe II. Maxwell has acquired atty
acres Of ground 40 Watsrtowa, Mass.
Hess In n thirty minutes w rail-
rad or foTty-hve minutes BY trolley
from the center q Doston-whleh
UriIl be broken up into small .'erofts'
for city workers. There. IL IL 70 be
presumed, VIII Be illustrated, BY dc
ersss. all the different phases Of bet
tsrment which eharaeteT'Ee the
homecroft a. compared vita the
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tIal feature 0f tie u,",,uI.ut D..
thc acquisition and rubsDy!.uu e.
laud into small tracts Tor actual ,u.r
pu1ss-r as outlined above. THIS r'..-,.
~ resembles the sclIrui,, dryrIuiz7i 900
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