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which will insure them an income with. out too much individual effort.
 While thus engaged in comparison I must not overlook the history of an other tribe of Indians whose name was, but generation or so ago, spoken with bated breath because of the record Of atrocities associated with it. yet for whom the interval has borne notewor- thy fruit,
 The story of Captain Jack, the irrec- oncilable Modoc leader, is still told from time to time in print, much in the same spirit in which the historical writers now and then revive bloody memories of Caligula and Nero. To-day visit to the remote Klamath reserva- tion in Oregon, where a remnant of the Modoc tribe once as savage as any, has for several years made It's home, is a revelation. Neat houses, well built and sensibly equipped, are found on every side, the handiwork of young men trained to simple carpentry in the gov ernment schools.
 Farms that would do credit to many a white man are here. In the pine for ests we come upon huge trees felled by the Indians. and in the sawmill at the agency may be seen red men drag ging in the logs and turning them into lumber as skillfully as whites could do it. Most of the heavy freighting through that region is done either by Indians or with Indian help.
 These people have learned something else withal. When I was entering the reservation last summer l met one of the freight caravans coming out, the big, strong horses wearing bells on their harness, which tinkled musically as they came.
 Recognizing me, the manager of the outfit, a brawny, splendid looking In- dian of full blood, stopped his team, and came forward with a greeting.
 I am sorry to say that so far for got my own manners as to offer him my hand still uncovered with it's gaunt- let. But there was no such thought 1essness on his part, With an absence of consciousness that would have done credit to a Chesterfield, he had his head barred and his hand ungloved in an instant to bid me a cordial wei come.
 One Indian, whom I met on the res ervation, also a full blood, who began life as penniless bound boy, is worth now probably $6),000, all of which has been earned by his own industry and patiYa ShreWdness, although he does
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they have escaped pillage because mo-
 body believes the booty would be worth the trouble of robbing them. The gov-
 ernment has done little or nothing for them beyond maintaining an agency and few schools, and they have en-
 1oyed the income from invested funds. Having no prairie for pasture they are not cowboys; having no timber they cannot become woodsmen.
 Yet the years come and go with rare ly complaint from the Navajos. With neither present wealth nor future pros poets to distract their thoughts from
 the simple life and the serious duty of making 8 living, they are getting along pretty well, all things considered. At any rate they seem happy and con- tented. Their wants are few, and what they can raise on their little patches of titled land or earn by selling their
 blankets and silverware Is supplement-
 ed, among those who need more, by an
 occasional turn at manual labor off the reservation.
 The white farmers within reach would rather have them for help in the field than anybody else. The young men are in great demand as pliers of the pick and shovel wherever there is any railroad building in the neighbor- hood The contractors of the Santa Fe line tell me that they have no better employees for industry, honesty, cheer fitness, and a disposition to render a full days work for full days pay.
 The Apaches as tribe are broken up into several groups like those of the Sioux, but numerically smaller. The largest group is gathered about the San Carlos agency in Arizona, where there are more than 5000. From this the number dwindles down to about 160, who occupy a part of the old Kiowa
 reservation close to Fort Sill.
 These free Apaches are making slow
 progress as compared with their neigh
 bors at the fort. They are Illustrating afresh the principle to which I have already referred-the positive misfor- tune of having too much care taken of them by the government.
 Every free Apache on the Kiowa re- serve owns a farm of 160 acres, and in addition receives an occasional pay ment of money from the government. Here and there one is struggling along
 and doing something with his land, but many others have fallen into the way of leasing to white tenants whenever they can find an excuse for doing so, or making some other aTrangemsnt
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
 P0TJCE SEPVTCE

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF
 POLICE SERVICE. Room 1, Police Building, 165 Court St.
 New Haven, Conn, May 3, 1907. Sealed bids will be received by the Committee on Supplies of the Depart ment of Police Service up to o'clock ID. m,, May IS, l907 for furnishing the City of New Haven with:
 Two hundred (200) gross tons, more or less, of best Lehigh Coal (eggl de- livered, and put in at the several po- lice buildings in the city, in such quan- titles and at such time as 1t may be required The above proposals must be address, ed to the Committee on Supplies of the Department of Police Service, endorsed Bids for Coal on the envelope, and must be accompanied with a certified check for five (5) per cent. of the full amount of the bid, payable to Jonathan N Rowe, Controller.
 The Committee on Supplies reserves the right to either accept any or re- ject all bids.
 SHERWOOD & THOMPSON,
 JEREMIAH J. SJJLLIVAN,s Committed on Supplies.
 ARTHUR V. PHILLIPS, m4 St M Clerk.
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NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, majority of the directors of the Darlington Pub fishing Company, a corporation organ ized under the statute laws of the State of Connecticut, and located in the Town of New Haven, in said State, hereby certify:
 That at meeting of the stockhold- CTS of said corporation, specially warn- ed for that purpose, and held at New Haven in said State on the 22d day of April A. D. 1907, all of the stock be- ing represented, the capital stock of said corporation was reduced from the sum of seventy-f1ve thousand dollars ($75.O00) to the sum of thirty thou sand dollars ($S0,0O0), and the number proportionately decreased from three thousand (3,0l0) shares to twelve hun dred (1200) shares, by resolution adopted at said meeting by a two thirds vote of all the stock of said corporation. And we further certify that the records of the corporation contain a complete list of all the stock holders who voted in favor of said res olution to reduce the capital stock.
 Dated at New Haven, this 22d day of April, A D. 1907
 JNo. B. HARRINGTON,
 WILLIAM c. PRATT.
 WILLIAM H. CONKLIN,
 Majority of the Directors. State of Connecticut, County of New Haven ss.
 New Haven, 22d dayof April, 1907. Personally appeared a majority of the Directors of the Darlington Pub fishing Company and made oath to the truth of the foregoing certificate by them signed, before me.
 EDWARD w. BALDWIN,
 ma flaw 2t Notary Puhlin.
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not know one letter of the alphabet from another. He is the local cattle king" as they call successful stock rancher In the west.
 At reception which was once giv- en, in my honor at the Klamath board ing school I saw the Indian boys choose lead them out with department enough to satisfy MT. Turveydrop's highest ideal
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LINE

Plymouth = Cherbourg- Southampton From New York Saturdays at 9;3O a. m. New York, May il zeelahd, May 25.
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CIVIL SERVICE HEADQUARTERS. | City of New Haven.

CIVIL SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
 City of New Haven.
 May 3, 1907. EXAMINATION FOR ENGINEER AT SPRINGSIDE HOME, PRINCIPALS CLERKS. MILK AND FOOD IN .SPECTOR.
 Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday evening, May 15, 1907, at 7:30 o'clock in the aldermanic chamber, City Hall competitive examinations will be held to ascertain the fitness of candidates for Engineer at Springside Home, Principals Clerks and Milk and Food Inspector.
 Application blanks and further in- formation will be furnished at head- quarters, Room 10, City Hall, daily ex- |cept Saturday, between the hours of 12 and ?. m,
 Applications, correctly certified. must be filed with the Secretary in person, on or before Monday, May IS, 1907, at D. m.
 FRANK S. ANDREW, President,
 J. F. DONOVAN.
 mS 9t Secretary.
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New HaVR1 Siaamh0st Tias.

ST,S .ss hEDUCED, S5c to New York.
 EXCURSION TICKETS, s1.25.
 STEAMER RICHARD PECK I, From From New Hayen-Steamer leaves 1IglnG Mnndo LOCK l;0O a. m daily, except steamer at any time after IO:6O T. SiH n n, From New York-Stear1er ieavea Pler 70 East River. foot of Peck slin S4S l p. m daily, except Sunday. tS time between New Haven and New 4, Tor tickets and staterooms apnlv at tne ofnce orl Belle Dock: also at Bishon. G Co, 1S5 Orange St. and on steamerr
 George 0. Biack, Agent. New Haven.
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Gity Advertisements.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDucA,
 TON.
S7 Orange Street,

ST Orange Street,
 New Haven, Conn, May i, 1907 Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the Board of Education, S7 Orange Street. New Haven, Conn, until o'clock, noon, at which time they will be opened by the Committee on Schools and the Committee on School Buildings, in public meeting, for furnishins sup plies, including text books, stationery neous supplies for the public schools of the New Haven City School District Specifications, samples, copy and form of proposals may be obtained at the Office of the Board of Education, S7 Orange Street. New Haven, Conn. The right is reserved to relAs. all bids.
 c. T. HEWLETT, Secretary of the Board of Education
 mi St
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Boston. QueenstOWn, LiYarnnaL.
Too Much Water for Them.

Too much water from the heavens interfered with the annual outing of the Connecticut Forestry association at Portland Saturday, and the date was fixed for next Saturday.
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A Inch English Serge, all- wool Serge, solid colors and various shades in each of the following; brown, navy, myr- tie, green and wine.
 75ct value for 49cts a Yard
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RED STAR LINE
New YorIk-Dover-Antyver

New YOrk-D0ver-Antwerp.
 Vaderland, May Il Phila., May 25. Finland, May IS. Kroonland, June |. Piers IA and 15, N. River, Office, Broad way, Rowling Green Building, N. Y., Bishop & Co, 1S5 Orange St; M. Zun- der X Sons, 249 State St; J. H. Parish X Co, S6 Orange St; Sweezey & Kel- sey, 102 Church St, New. Haven. cod If
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Ramburq-S4merican.

PLYMOUTH -cHERBoURG- HAMBURG *Blueeher- .H5I ,eeht May +Amerika May 2s Waldersee, May IS i *Deutsch'd, May 30 *Among special features of these yes sels are: Grill Room, Gymnasium, Palm Garden, Ritz-Carlton Restaurant, Elevators, Electric Baths
 TOURIST BUREAU.
 R. R. Tickets, hotel acconmodations. and general information about foreign travel. Travellers Checks. good all over the world.
 HAMBURG-AMERIC LINE,
 86-37 Broadway, N. Y.
 Sweezey & Kelsey, lO2 Church St., M. ish & Co.,, SC Orange street.; Bishop z; %. 1S5 Orange St; H Bussman, 7l Orange St. r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

6rolt &oibinsfi i6on ais 0fGofen in
0eltti6lato geIie6t baben, mo ais iie
Dor ctIifen Sabren no6 4merifo
auSnonoerte, min er 10 longe geiport
bobelL bis er geniigeno @el0 beiiom-
men bate, Tim cbenfall5 na6 ser
nclleu @elt oltS3umanoern. Sier an.
gefommcn, for0 er balls aus, Bob
ieinc 2ie6Ite einen Nlnoeren gebeiro.
tibet bate. Sic Ioll inn ieOod crflGrt
baben, OoB ite i'm trobOem nod Iiebe.
Scrmam m6blte Ben Iebten Dierten
Slli, nm ieinen Nipolen aus Ser @elt
81 i6offeu, neil Oie bier Sd)iiiie, mel.
DE er ouf BEN Wtonn n6feuerte, al
ienem Sage ntft 10 iebr mtffieIen.
@r lolterte Dor 8oi6insfi'5 Sans, bis
0erielbe pom iciner Satin inter IL
oenO etnem @orpon0e altf sic Strabc
Qei6idt mllr0e, 1tu0 fnolltc i'm Damn
nieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

auf benz @is eeitiir5t. -
2obis gQiott, Elm autifer Der Still
man 9aferp Co." elitt g~eltern Wor'
gen 6ei'm ab(iefern BON 9roo an Der
gde non Yreiton' uno WirtItraBe alts
un0 6rod1 oa5 red)te 8libgelenf. gr
ipuroe mad, benz st. Soiepbs.Solpi-
tai" ii6ergcIiibrt. Ser Serlette lpobllt
in Rr. S74, ct. TeterltraBe.
Gic neue + e 3 t Il / d. G
SAuIe. Die n5almno Iorab
8'boumuitob" oOer 6ebrdiife Sret'
idlle ertpar6 bon s. George 8ebring
Oos orobe @rnnoitiif 9tr. 249, Noro-
Sigbitrabe, fir Die Grbanliitg zines
i,ei,en Sdnlgebduoes, oas u1getdbr
$4,000 foiten nirb uno gnoe Slllt
fertia iein jon. Dos ietige 8ebahoe
Ser Sdule, oie BON $50 Shiilern be-
iltdt miro, lieoi al Der gfc bon albe'
marie uno @runbpitraBe.
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Snitcn : Gcgcln.

/. gGc @lGu6igch mGlde 6os 81.
&cbensiobr 5lriifgclcgt 1oben, li1o
pcrpfliGtet, Die Soiten '5u' DoItcu,
ipenn iie 1iGt ourd 3%ispcniotion obcr
aus elmer on0eren redtnGBigen llr-
Io6e BON oieier &fli6t ent6unOen
Dllr0en.
2. Gen Sonntog olls9ctommen,
Oiirfen iie nllr cine @loDl5cit ocS So
ges 5l iid) tcbmen.
3. Cine fleine Grfriidplng, gepo6n-
lid COLLATION. %genannt, lit @6cnOS ct
laubt.
A. 6olgcnoe Berionen linO nidt
gum Soften perpflidtct: Sellte inter
81 So6ren; Die &ronfen; ~iaugenOe
Srouen; Selle, melde idtper orbeiten
miiiien. unb Sene, melde iuegen
Sdmade niht faiten f0nnen, ognc
ibrer @eiuuobeit 81 i6ooen.
8. Die @lGubi9en perben oorun ct
in,tert. buB altBer BENT bon Der Stride
oufgelegten 6oitergebote oieie beiliee
Saiten5eit IN elmer beionoeren @eiie
cine 3eit ,%erititen @ebetes, Der &eue
iiber Die SiinOen Der 3uriidge5oger-
belt bon Der @elt ut,o i6ren 8crgnii-
grtngell ioluic oes groBntiltbigen Nl-
mpiengebcttS icit ioa.
&roft eincr Sergiinitiging fir bie
Ser. StootenL ootirt bonn 3. gll0liit
1887, uno erlleucrt fir 5ebn Sabre
Cam %. Wlai 1890, mcroen Die fol-
genocn 6eionOerelt Gispeniotioltell
getpdbrt:
+. Ger @enub bon 6leii0 lit &C.
Itottct bei alien WobI3eitcn an Sen
Sonntogen ltitb einritol bes Cages, OH
oeit Wottugen, 9ienitagerL Conner
Itager ltnb Snmitagen, nit 9[us-
nobme bes 5ipeiten itrb lebten Can't
Itages ser S~oiten5eit. Seoud) Sleiid)
ilno Slid biirfeil iudbrcno Der Soiten
niht bei oerielben Mablseit ~genoliell
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Siir bas Gdpuinbiiidtigcn : SOIpitaG.

Sin FlaB fir oaS geplatte oSolpltal
fiir S6tpinoiiidtige" %9eflnOen. -
Die StootS 2 EuberfuloiiS = Cont
miiiion ermir6t $40 9tfer in 6rcs
Oerid.9oltntp
Die 8ermirfli6itng 0es IN Der &c
giSlaturzS iBung bon 1906 nllgereg-
ten ltno gefoBten Hlones, Elm StaatS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oipitol on3ulcgen,
lit in greifbare N0be geriift. Die fir
bic Nltsfii6rltng Oe3 Elones ernontte
Gommiiiion bat einen $40 Ndcr INIT
~fuIienoen 2on0!Gompler in 6reoertd-
GountD oGs 8oulteae fir 0oS &oipi-
tai gefoltft. Ser 2onOsGompler lit IN
Der 9tG6e bon SabiQospillc ollf Dem
South Mtoulltoin, 400 SUB iiber bent
Meeresipiegel, 9clc9cn, NIT elmer
prG6tigcn 9lll8Iidt iiber 0os Gllmber-
lun0 S6ol. Die Gntfcrnltng Don
Baltimore lit 66 Wieilcn mo bon
Yen!0tor 5 Meilen in iiioli6cr Gid-
tilng. 9ie D@cItIide MorDIGnocr
9obn" fiibrt Ooron porbci, peld)c Oclt
9eiltd)cr in 5mci Stllnocn binbringt.
@ie bo6 Der &onfpreiS lit, lit noh
ni6t befonnt, ober es beiBt, OnB ser
@rcis niht 81 bod iein iol. Die See.
nerie'n iinO i60h, Die N6mGiierlng lit
gut rnO frii6eS Grinfmaiier I'M lie
bcrfluB uor1onoen. Sobolo Die lleber-
tragrrng itottoefunOen, miro Die Cont
miiiion nit ben Sotarbeiten fir ben
@oit beginner. Die 9trditeften 8pott
& Noltin0 bo6en Den IltftroM bie
@lGnc fir oos SoIpitol mrS5torbcitcn.
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IlGbc npn alIacmeinem SntcrcGc.

TlGtc npn al(etmeinem Snterciic.
GitD Soa = NortDs Ii. 2crington-
Stro6e.
@aibington : Wonument = oct.
Sernon-Ylace.
SobnS Sopfins' ltnioeriitdt
Nor0.Sopor6Itrabe.
Sobns &opfinS' Soipital = Norb-
9roo0mnD.
S6la6ten-M omtment = Galocrt-
unb 6apetteitraBc. .;ar,.
Grab bon Cigar @len 8oe =
@cltminlter. air6bot 5apettc' unO
@rccneltraBe.
2rltio SIN : garf -3u crrci9cn
NIT norolid laufenoen 8aggons.
8atterion : Sarf = 3u crreidjen
nit 6ltli9 Ioufenoen @o9gons. a,te
Sort WcScnrp = 2ocuit.Boint.
6rollen : goaeo = ct. SAUL ul1o
%. StroBc.
Beaboop.S nititut rno Wniif-Gon'
Ieroatorium - Wt. 8ernon-Glace.
STRAITS Srei : 9ibliotbef = Mitl.
berrp., nabe Gotbeoral.S traBe.
&otbeorole = Wulberrp' uno 60
t6cbrolItraBe.
Sreimaurer Sempel - Goro'
GbarlesitraBe. lt
Soo 6enpps . Eempel = Cattle.
0ral. lltb SaratogaitraBe.
Gbam6cr Of Commerce Soui.
oap- ulto @oteritruBe.
@eri6tsgebduoe = Sapette- lttto
ct. HanlItroBe. sJ
YoItgebaube - Gapettc. iho Col
pertltraBe.
Cardinal @ibbons' Neiioen5
CHARLES. uno MulberrpItrobe.
sffaoemie Scr @iIIenihaften
Sranflil- uno GatbearalItrabe.
Yoatng Mep'S. GGriitian aiiocia-
tion, Central ; Gebdlioe Gbarlcs-
ltto SorotogaItraBc.
ii ltet. - Sbeateroireftor:
.Sunoert Wtorf 8orihnb9 @enn
Sic ober ntoraen lterben SAaitA
ipieler patbetiidD: aSerr Oirettor
iJ bin 5rpar arm, aber ebrlid!"
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Scs WbrSers 8ritanSnif.

SIN Sdatten bes @aIgens iteHeno,
legt gleranoer Sermann oass
ielbe Of.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, %. 5ebr.
- SIN Sdotten bes @al9ens Itebeto,
fat 6eltte gleronoer Sermantl, Der in
Ser erIten ISOLDE bes Wars fir Die Or
morbing bon Mortin &oribitsft ge-
bGngt perben ioll, ein @eltdnonlB oes
gerbredens abgeleat, na6oem CT bis
lana feline Sdulo bartt1dig gelelig'
net nno @ott gum 3eugen leiiier ur'
ihrfo angeruien bate. Serntaal1
per6rafte m1breno Ser lebten 8o6e
idfailoie I1fte unb lief Stittoeit
lana in Ieiller 3eae erregt miI itno ob.
Seute erfI1rte er, oaB er f%orttp19rero
non Dem ,8eiIt" ieines OFFERS per-
foIgt pcroe. Sn ieinem @eitdnonib
bebuuptet Ser Moroer, oob CT oelt
Mann aus 2iebe 5t beiien itiger
Satin erihoiien babe. Sermam nil
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SeiuSielisfcitcn in bullcm 8angc.

Die nicoro9uanii6en Sruppen be.
iesen Die StGotc Grumfo unr
San 9ernooo. - GrItere Staoi
fopuIirte obne Sppoiition NM
Iebtere nod iedSitiinoi9em &un.
pie gcnontmen.
Wertfo.Gitp, %. 6e6ri,or, -
&ier trof beltte Nbeno Die Rudri6t
Elm, OaB >Sonouro8 cine fornelle
&rie9serfI1rung at Nicoroguo er-
IoIien bat. 8raiibent 9oniua itebt
an Der Spite Der @%onouros . Srtp-
pen uno morI6irt ouf bic 8ren3e bon
Nicoraguo 3u.
Ra6ri6ten iiber cine S6Ia6t 5ui=
ifen ocn bcioen StreitmG6ten lper-
ben itiinoli6 errportet. @ie perlolt-
tet, miro Saloooor nit in Sen Gon=
flitt bineinge5o8en.
(SpGter.) - Sbige 9epeIdc mani
geIt Ser 9eitGtigung.
3tpei St1ote pom Sen Nicas
raguancrn genom NJ c II.
Moroguo, 9ticoroguo, %. Sc
brltar. Die nicoroguoniiden
StreitfrGfte bobcn om 90. 6ebritar
obne SppoIition sic Stoot 81 Srum-
70, Sonouros, cingenommen u1O &C.
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