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The Glenwood post., 1907-03-16
"bdwIS Our GIeRwOOd people

Glenwood paper says Campbell &
Glenwood Springs opera house. How
aid is T. E. (Tom) Howard, formerly
of Gilman. This reminds US that
Tom is no novice in theatricals him
self. In confidence we may say to
the Glenwood public that should any
troupe arrive at that place minus n
heavy william or leading lady the
management of the opera house will
be able to furnish competent under
study on short notice without going
outside the firm to secure one
The Glenwood public ought to have
an opportunity to see MIR. Howard in
his favorite role as the hero. He is
right at nome in that part and can
''perform" some himself He enters
with a confident and measured stride,
smotes his right breast with his left
hand while his right hand steals
deftly to his pistol pocket. Hating
and throwing the weight Of his body
mostly upon the right leg, with the
left foot slightly extended, while "a
steely glitter flashes from his cold,
blue eye, he exclaims in suppressed
yet resonant basso: AHA. must
die dearly will l sell me life''
The william retreats further back in
the wings and the audience thrills,
you bet
And he ought to be seen doing the
stunt as the heroine's overl While
the leading lady s slight form is treni
bling with fright and her grief is
made manifest by very audible and
extremely damp sobs, Tom can just
fold her to that protecting chest of
his with an unaffected grace that
brings forth the admiration of the
ladies and the envy of every school
boy in the audience. While stroking
her uXuriant blonde wig with one
hand he can gently stanch a large
tear from her decorated cheek with
the angle of his other elbow to the
threatened ruin of the borrowed
Prince Albert, the dear girl never
tlinching while he breathes into her
shell like ear
Comedy or tragedy. it is all the
same to Tonight or heavy, it
makes no difference to him. If his
Glen Sood friends do not believe he
is an actor, they are referred for
greater certainty to Billy Farnum,
now resident of that town. Billy
is a veteran before the iootlights. also.
He too. ought to be seen in his in
imitable impersonation uf Uncle
JOSH from Yer mount Mr.. Howard
left the drama for the prosaic avoca-
tion of a cigar dealer while Mr.. Far
mum abandoned vaudeville and the
ballet for the serious business of un
in which calling his bent
form and elongated countenance ap-
pears to have made another great
nit. Eagle County Blade.
The Glenwood post., 1907-03-16
FACTS FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL
Accumulated by george G. Hayes.

Accumulated by George G. Hayes.
We have new pupil added to the
list, Sarah Young having been en-
rolled in the high school.
There may be weeks vacation
the pupils will have to live and learn.
Next week will be Examination
Week. My, how pleased all of us
will be- That is, when Exams ale
over.
The recent snow has prevented the
boys practicing athletics at the base
ball grounds. so there is "notnin
doin.
Alfred Cowles has left school .oI
good and is now driving the Troy
Laundry wagon. We are all very
sorry to lose Alfred.
Some one has mentioned that |
change the Facts from the High
School to "Untruths from the High
School - would be very glad to
accommodate the person but how
could facts be changed to "un-
truths as the words have such
di fferent meanings. All of these
notes are 'facts and have happened
at the school, hence the name.
Driven to desperation for want of
''facts. - | might say that a huge,
hungry and terrible mountain lion
had invaded the school room, fright
ening the scholars out Of their seats
and that Mr.. Mayes killed it instantly
by well directed blow on the crit
ter s. skull with copy of Caesar S
Gallic Wars. But as the readers
might think it little too big, | am
compelled to reduce the size down a
few notches. Instead, it was an in
nocent little cat that was taking a
ramble through the building As
it did not reach the high school room
the students were saved from being
devoured What narrow escape we
had
c. F. Setter, field secretary of the
Denver university. addressed the
scholars Tuesday morning on What
is to Become of All of You Here -
He went on to explain that the pupils
today attending the public schools
and other institutions would be the
statesmen, lawyers, doctors and cler-
gymen Of the future; also, unfcrtu-
nately, some would fill the positions
of drunkards and thieves, for they die
as we'll as the honorable people. Now
how are the pupils going to prepare
themselves for their future vocations ?
Mr.. Setter then explained how the
only way for the pupils to make
themselves honored in their country s
estimation would be to study hard
and get good education, not merely
an eighth grade or high school, but
college education, for college ed
ucated man has by far the better
chance of becoming famous than the
one with lesser education. We all
enjoyed very much Mr.. Seiter's ad-
dress and we we're more than fortunate
in getting such an eloquent speaker
fine example Of an educated man.
| Those pupils who talk about the
The Glenwood post., 1907-03-16
A Chance for G!eRw00d

Judge Noonan has been in Denver
chances for normal school. The
only report received from him indi-
Gates that he believes there Is .
chance for Napier's normal bill to
win out at the final fight which will
probably take place today.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15
GGrgGmtG

C1ranse sin tenor que Sc re.
produzcan, los dolores de garganta,
faringitis, anigdalitis, ronqueras,
cosquilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones
de voz, anginas, con las Pastillas
Houde q la Cocafna.
Sn uso Sc recomienda especial
mente a los oradores, profesores, can
tantes, y a todas las pelsonaS que IA
tigan su voz por un trabajo excessive.
Para evitar toda deception, que
pudiera ser grave, exijase la frma
(Houde) sobre la laia de garantla de
sus Pastillas.
En- venta en- todas las buenas
farmacias. Dep6sito: 29, rue Albouy,
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Senalamientos de ape
laciOneS en- variOs
pleitos civiles.
MES De NOVIEMBRE
Pleitos por expropiaci6n for
zosa, nulidad de escrltura,
dalos y perjuicios, etc,

Martes 70 Jose f Sal !. ia
y otro con la Junta Fs 'olar de c.
rolina, expropiaci6a forzosa.
Microbes 20. 10 & Roig Co
Iomer, con Rosa San ioval Buscall
null Had de una escritura.
Jueves II. Angela Cordov Is
Cruz de Sierra, ex parte, declarsto
ria de herederos.
Tueves 81. -Leandro Mendez
VS.. Ia corte De distrito de Ma
ysgiiez, certiorari
Vierues %. -Suce>ion Escute
Y otros con Manusl Diaz Caneja,
reconocimiento de censos y pago d.
reditos.
Martes 26 : Fernandez Her
manos con Damaso Rodriguez, da
nos y pe'juicios,
Mierceles 27. -Clemente ia
vierre Y otros con ola Guanic'
CeutraleS, recobrar la possession d
una servidumbre.
Viernes 2o. : Manuel, Rafael
Armando Lopez Landr6n con la SO
ciedad Agrfcola Rubert Hermanos
cobro de hipoteca legal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15
NOTAS De MANlT|
Vista del sef1or Ma
riano Abril.- En- ell
temple cat6lico.
UN BUEN DONATIVO
Con destino al Hospital mu.
nicipal. - Escuela en- el
barrio del Coto.
UN BUEN DONATIvO

Noviembre 12.-Se encuentIa
de paso Ell esta poblacion el ilustle
escIltor puertorriqueii) senior Ma
riano Abril, q1ien dentro de brevts
dlas embarcara con rumbo q la nue.
va metr6poli con el 6u de fundar
IN semauario titulado "Ilustra-
cl6n Hispano Americana" cuyo
numero prospecto va es conocldo.
Las pocas horas de su estadia
en- esta ciudad demostraron al buen
amigo las innumerables simpatfas
d. que goza.
Deseamosle un buen exito en-
las gestiones que practica por al
gunos pueb'os de Ia isla.
Nombro agente en- este pueblo
4 nuestro amigo don Enrique vi
llamll.
-Dentro de pocos dias empe-
zaran los trabajos de reparaci6n de
nuestro templo cat6lico, que cos
teara el rico hacendado senior Fe-
derico Calaf. Proponfase esperar
los pianos que tiene encargado a un
reconocido ingenlero de San Juan,
pero como Sc acerca aiio nuevo y
los desperfectos della iglesia exigen
cuanto antes la debida reparaci6n
que Sc intenta llevar a cabo, Sc dice
que ha comisionado a los ST flores
cura p$rroco y presidente de Ia
Junta de catolicos, para que formu-
len IN presupuesto de gastos a fin
de dar principle a la obra cuanto
antes.
FL reverendo cura rarroco
de esta iglesia, ha donado al hospi-
tai municipal una doceua de cami
sas con destino los asilados y sc
propone recorre- el come1cio con
una comisi6n, para recaudar fondos
y emplearlos en- ropas para dicho
establecimiento. Ayudaran al pa.
dre Serafn Rodriguez en- su dig.
ma labor cristlana, algunos elemen
tos de esta poblaci6n.
La Juuta E;colsr adquiri6,
por compra, un solar de la propie
dad del stiior Francisco Vague
Colon, con objeto de construir ur
edifcio que costara 1900 dollar.
para destinarlo a una casa escuela
q le contendta de diez a doce salo
nes.
-Deutro de algunos dfas 81
abrira una nueva ascuela que sc
esta construyendo en- el barrio de
Coto, sitio denominado aSaban;
seca.D
-Todas las eScwelas de est:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15
[GOs JUO|C|llt!

La policfa de Aguas buenas
arres,6 ALI 4 Heraclio Sanchez FOR
robo de ganado, ocupaudole una
yegua.
Ha sido capturado eu Gales
Ell individuo Pedro 0 tega, re7uisi
toriado por aquel Juzgado de paz
desde dicitmbre del afio pasado.
Una jugada 4 10 prohibido
fue sorprendida por la policia de
Aibonito, siendo arrestados II In
dividuos, o,upau ioseles dinero y
naipes.
I'm dollar de mu'td i'm, u 20
hoy el juez B.zan q Juan Cruz,
por infracclon q las leyes de CT
rreteraS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15

Nov.embre, r3 En- la m ii :
ma de aver Sc vic en- la C>rte de
Distrito el iuicio en- apelacibn sobre
la sentencia impuesta por el Juzgado
municipal de Yauco contra el sehor
D,mi go M'rietti pr drl'to contra
el P oder Executive, actnando como
secretario accidental de Ia session
ce'ebra la por el Concejo municipal
de dlcho pueblo eu la noche del II
de Agosto de 1907.
Llevaba la defensa el L do.
c males. Otios los testigos del pro
c.so, el fiscal dej6 q la consideration
del juez de la Corte la aprt ciaci6n
de la causa, visto que, entire las de
, claraciones pre.tadas y Ia doc lmen
taclon & la vista, el hecho cnnSu
m ,do por el sefor Marietti solo po
dia envolver una malicia, pero sir
pruebas que 10 justifi ,asen. +
| j lez, vlsto el asunto y no eXistien
d una prueba que compromise !;
mala iotenci6p, absolvi6 al proc e,
sado de la pena impuesta por c
Juzgado municipal oe Yauco.
Hoy Sc ha procedido al ARE
glo del puente de la calle del Casti
llo, el que Sc eucontrAba en- bastan
te NAL estado.
-Nuestro amigo don A iolf
Lespler y la seiiorita Mouserrst
Garcia, profesora principal de est
ciudad, han empreudido una obr
merltoria por todos conceptos.
Hay en- el penal de esta ciu
dad IL ninos cumpllendo conden
por diversos delitos.
La prisi6n ptivaria a este
nifos de recibir el pan dc la ms
, trucci6n.
i 81 sefior Lespier, de acuerd
con la seh orita Garcia, ha esta
blecldo en- uuo de las habitaclone
del penal una escuela donde csc
nlhos han empezado recibir y
el pan de la instruction.
Nuestra felicitaciou q ambo:
Van muy adelantados lc
trabljos de la eSplaua1 la del troz
de carretera de Manati a Juan
Diaz. Trabajan en- la actualida
100 peores, dirigidos por Il Ing
Micro stfior Clausell.
-El Honorable Gobernad'
de Puerto Rico ha conmutado
pena que sutre en- este penal Jo'
Perez de 90 dias de carcel y 2'
). dollars de nulta por la de go dii
j de ca:ce1, extinguiendo di >ha Col
dena el AZ del corriente.
En- la man ma del lune
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15
NOT|C|AS De PONCE

mientras daban a la bomba los pre-
SOS para alimentar de aqua el Asi
10 de ,Ciegos, uno de estos llamado
Gregorio Ponce CAD 81 malo, soil
cit6 del guardia que lie custodiaba
Joe V. Colon, plaza nlmero sol
p.,miso para hacer una p'ff'sa J
habiendosela concedldo este EN-
prendi6 la fuga sin que aun haya
podido darse con 81.
-El martes lego una ruta de
presos de Yauco, compuesta de Pa.
BIO Oliver, & disposition del Fiscal
de la Corte, Ricardo Torres, y Pa
bio G ,ganassy a cumplir condena.
-Existencia de presos en- la
carcel del distrito:
Sufrien 10 condena I3S. Muje
res 16. En- sumaria III.
-E1 las primeras horas de la
man ana, una joven llamada Maria
Pietri, del lugar denominado aGua'
jonesD (Cantera) atent6 contra ST
vida. enveneuaudose deSpueS en-
cerrandose en- su casa.
A medic dia Sc tuvo conoci
miento del hecho, habiendo side
trasladada al hospital Tficoche,
donde muri6 a los pocos momentos
Sc dice que esta joven vivls
con un cochero y que su envene
namiento obedeci6 q los celos.
La sefiorita Angela Gonzale;
ha sido nombrada anurseD del hos
pital Tricoche, en- sustituci6n d
dlLulId DdIIdA'
-Fueron curadoS en- la sala d
socorros del hospital Tricoche Ra
faela Aponte de la mordedura d
un perro en- el antebrazo derecho,
Dionisia Santiago de una herd
contusa, de cuatro centimetrcs, G
la region retativa de la pierna d.
recha.
Sc espera la vista del fsc'
de la Corte de Distrito para dete
minar sobre la autopsia de la env'
nenada Maria Pietri.
-Maiiana por la noche habr
retreta en- la plaza aAbolici6nO pc
la banda Marina.
Mr.. Frank H. Quitiens en-
barcara ma1ana para Alemanla, :
pals natal, con objeto de reponer .
quebrantada salud, quedando enca
gado de sus aSuntos Mr.. Herbe
E. Monitor, empleado de la ca
, Fritze, Lund y CO
-Esta noche habra un NIT
obrero en- la calle de la Villa, extr
mo oeSte.
COpPEcpONSAI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15
N0TAS De |NTERES
Tenida blanca en- la
logia ''P1 y Margall."
sAtenta in vitaci6n.
SENSIBLE ACCIDENTE
Servlclos prestados por la po.
licia en- San Juan. DE
maestro graduada.

La Respectable Logia aPi y
MargallO, f1mero 282, del Gran
Oriente Espanol, ha tenido la aten-
ci6n de invitarnos para una tenida
blauca, que con motive de- Ia adop.
ci6n de Lowetones celebrara el dia
II del actual, en- SD temple sito en-
Ia calle de San Sebastian nun .ro
as. Agradecemos esta ineza de Ia
comisi6n invitadora que susclib> la
tarjeta.
La leche de vacas Sc agria
pronto Ell este china, y muchas We.
ces su calidad no es todo 10 que de-
blera ser. Evite el peligro usando
Leche aAguilaO de Borden que Sc
garantiza su calidad en- cada lata.
Ademas, es mas economical. Pidase
en- todo establecimiento de provi-
stones. 81 en- el que usted compra
no la tienen di1ijase a sDcoley
Smith & Company.
En- San Lorenzo, al ser ares
tado por alterar la paz Etanislao
! Martinez, acometi6 al guardia Cor
dero, producieudole una mordedura
en- TN dedo y varias contusiones.
| El policla contest6 q su agresor,
asestandole varios macanazos, hi
rlendole y arrestaudole luego.
m-En esta imprenta Sc solici-
ltan .vendedores de peri6dicos.
Jose Rodriguez, alumno de
LA High School sufri6 anteayer
una caida en- la plazuela de San
Francisco, produclendose la frac-
tura completa del cIbito y radio
izquierdos, califcada de grave. Sc
lie asisti6 oportunamente en- la Sa,
la de Socorros por los practicantes
Llauger y Claudio.
Sc NECESITA una mule
del campo que entienda en- el orden
y quehaceres de una casa. Que sea
de buenas coStumbres y sobre todo
que sea una mujer aseada y este
en- buena salud. Informaran en-
la administration de este periodi-
CO. T5-4
La pollcla arresto aver d los
a siguiertes individuos: Domingo Fl.
r gueroa y Manuel Rivera, por hur-
a to; Juan Adorno y Ru6uo Perez,
;. por rina; Emilio Diaz, por abuse
! de condanza; Paula Torres por es
e candalo; Alicia Morales por actos
obscenos Ell la via p1blica; y
a Edgard Jones, por escalamiento.
y La senora OLYMPIA R, Ackles
a ha obtenido la llcencia de maestro
l. graduada.
MADAME Lavergne avisa
o sus amigos y conccidos que Sc hi
n trasladado 8 a la calle de San Justo
n nGmero ~, entrando por IA Re Il
}. Luna so 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15
De 70DAS parties
Gran buque de saliva
mento. Sus condiciO-
mes marineras.
EN- ESTADOS-UNIDOs
Los cuatro regimientos de
negros. .-Su disolucl6n.
Production literarla.

Los astilleros de Holwaldst en-
Kiel acaban de botar al aqua Ut
buque de salvamento, que pued'
poner un submarine con Ia mayor
rapidez en- case de accidente.
Es un doble buque de 70 me-
tros de largo, cuyas dos parties St
halllan separadas por un espacio
vacio. Pcede servir q la vez DIT
elevator para sacar a fote los sui
marinos hundidos y de dique ho-
tante para repararlos. En- medic
del doble buque Sc hallan unas
grdas que pueden levantar quinien-
tas toneladas. Movido por maqui-
ma de vapor y por motores electri-
cos, el buque de salvamento es capa7
de una velocidad de Il nudos po'
hora.
Los gastos de construction dt
este buque, que estara completa
mente terminado Ell Ia primavera
pr6xima, seran tomados de los
5000, 900 de marcos provistos en-
el presupuesto de este afio para Ia
construction de nuevos submari'
nos.
: Dicen de Washington que
en- la pr6xlma legislature Sc plan
teara en- las camaras el proyecto d.
disoluci6n de los cuatro regimen
tos de negros que eXlsten actual
mente en- los Estados Unidos.
Dos son de infanteria y dos d
caballeria, de los cuales tres Sc en-
cuentran en- el archipelago Fl
lipino.
Aunque los jefes del Departa
mento de la Guerra estan de acuer
do con el plan, sera objeto de gran
des debates en- las camaras.
-Conforme los datos de es
tadisticas reclentes, la producci6
literaria en- Francia viene a ser pc
termino medic la mitad que la all
: mana, igual q la de Italia y dob
que la de Inglaterra.
Fl menor n1mero dc libros In
presos en- Iuglaterra Sc compens
con la extraordinaria abundance
de revistas y amagazinsD, sin conts
con la sindole especial de la prens
diaria, la cual incluye artlculos doC
trinales que por su extension y
factura son verdaderos trabajos
revista y aun de llbro.
!, Las obras de derecho, flosof
y erudicl6n predominant en- el c,
mercio italiano y las de literatuI
pura, politica y memorials en- Fra
!. cia.
: Calc1lase en- IS 900 el n1me.
anual de obras que We la luz I
Alemania II, 900 en- Francia y
TtoIio 20 ooo an 81 ReIno T1nid
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15
iSENS )!
OLA PATULEA" f"

Novela puertorrique1a de gran
actualidad.
Este emocionante libro de Pc
REF LosADA, edici6n de gran lujo,
con grabados en- ell texto y una pre-.
cioSa cuhierta en- TRIcoNIA, Sc ven
de a I'D dollar ejemplar.
De Venta en- tsdas las libre-
riaS de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15

Solo hay un " bromo-
quinina, y ese es el LAxArIvo
BRoMo QUTN1NA, usado en- todo el
mundo para curar ReSfriados en- un
dia. La frma de E. w. GROVE, Sc
halla en- cada cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-15

jurisdiction cstan cubiertas. Es
de aplaudir la actividad que ha des
plegado en- todo 10 conce,niente a
este ramo nu-stra honorable junta
e eicolar.
CoRREsPoNSAL.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-01-09
QUESTION SEEMS
TO Be HIGH SCHOOL
AMOUNT OF BOND ISSUE DISCUSSED
Many are Opposed to Bonding Dis.
trict for More Than 100000
at the Present Time.

There seems to be at the present
time more or less opposition by prop
erty owners to the issuance of bonds
in the amount of $15O,0O0 by the
board of directors of school district
No. Z, on the ground that the amount
provements could have been made
and grade schools built with at least
one-half that sum. At the mass
meeting held Monday evening r. X.
Nichols in his address stated that
bonds in the amount Of $4,000
would be sufficient to issue for the
building of two grade schools, and
to make improvements on the Lin
coin, Columbia and Central schools,
but he said if the citizens of this
district thought it necessary to buy
site for new high school at this
time larger sum would be needed
The election to decide the pur-
chase OF these bonds will be held
January 10 in the Central school
building. 1t is necessity that this
district have more schools to ac-
commodate the pupils. Three rooms
in the old M. E. church are now
being used for school purposes,
which accommodate 10 pupils. The
rooms canOt be used this year by
the school, as the church has been
sold to other parties. There is at
present enrolled at the high school
22O pupils, and there will undoubt-
eddy be 200 more next year. With
this immense increase there will not
be sufficient room to accommodate
all the pupils. At present there are
about 800 children not attending
school. and about the same number
attending private schools on account
OF the Inability of the district to fur
nish school room. If this PROPOSE
tion Is turned town at the election ii
will mean that there will be in the
neighborhood of 10Qu children not
attending school next year. The
state school law compels all children
between the ages of and Is to at
tend school, and If the district does
not make provisions for them to at
tend school it loses it's proportion
OF the state school money, which for
the 1000 pupils now attending
amounts to about $3.50 per day. The
attendance the district will lose next
year If the schools are not built
Will amount to about $4,000.
II these bonds are voted at the
election the extra children which
will be taken into the schools will
more than pay the interest on the
bonds. Should the election be
against the issuance of the bonds
there will undoubtedly be another
mass meeting held during March,
but in this case it will necessitate
nearly years time to make ar
rangements. ETC., before the building
could be started and during that
time we will have a large number
OF children not attending school.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-01-09
AGE OF SPECIAL FARMING.

The department of agriculture has
Issued an interesting bulletin de-
scribing successful hog and seed
corn farm. The booklet was writ
cen by Prof. w. j. Spillman, former
~ of the state college, at Pullman.
The farm is owned by w. H. Rowe,
one of the modern agriculturists of
Z2Nnois. 1t comprises 80 acres un-
der cultivation, 81 acres in timber
20 acres ia bluegrass and 10 acres
In orchard, garden and lawn. 1t has
been in operati ton for 10 years. Last
year was an average season. Then
the returns were 120 hogs and $50
bushels OF corn. The cash amount
ed to $3245 and the expenses were
1891, leaving a balance net income
OF y22S4.
Special farming has its successful
zneL scattered over the entire coun-
cry 1t opens field that every bus
ness man can make profitable. The
work requires close attention to de-
,&ails and careful study of the partic
sllar business in which the farme
elects to engage. Handling hogs is
only one of the scores of special lines
that may be easily developed. The
chief secret lies in keeping only the
best of whatever the farm produces.
The Illinois man has nothing but
the Duroc Jerseys on his hog farm.
He does not produce corn for the
general market, but sells it for seed,
receiving four times the commercial
value of an ordinary bushel of corn
Washington has the most diversi-
fed climatic district of any state. 1t
IS crossed by railroads and rivers
and bordered by the ocean and its
arms. Transportation is everywhere
present. Thousands of acres lie in
an undeveloPed condition There is
<he opportunity for engaging in all
special agricultural pursuits. One
man can take up stock, another
fruit and a third one poultry. The
neighbors can engage in dairying,
seed growing or tree planting. There
IS roor for many and time has no
limit on the market conditions. The
future promises better returns than
rhe pas. Here is food for thought
by the ambitious young man of to-
iay.-P.-I