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Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
s II Z l. B Y VII l. E u.

Hot and dry just now in thi'
neck O. tho woods.
Oscar Cordell and James Bun
dy went 10 Datesville Friday, re-
turning Saturday.
Quite o number Of our citizens
attended the literary society nj
Aetna Saturday night. They re-
port a good time.
DR.. Burgo and S. l.. Shaver
attended u meeting Of the Mason
ic lodge at Catheytown Wednes"
day night Of last week
Farmers Of this vicinity will
soon bo done laying by their
crops, but arc badly in need OF
some rain just now on tho early
hay and corn crops
Shelbyville hasn't any base"
ball team this season, but we
have team Of pitch players that
are hard TO beat, which fact can
be proved by j. A, Crabtree and
tho poet of Wild Cat Corner, az
these two distinguished players
came down Saturday and werc
Given few pointers.
TO The officers and members Of
Shelbyville !. o. o. i. lodgei
We are requested to state
through the paper that this lodge
will meet on next Saturday night
in ito new hall at this place
Every member, and especially
tho officers, arc urged to DC
present at this meeting as bust.
ness Of Importance will come
before II. Brothers, all of you
who arc Odd Follows from prin'
ciple and are interested In tho
Good Of the order, eumo out and
let's turn a new leaf and get to
work. We each have a work to do
ere we are called above, and let
US now begin in friendship, truth
and love.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
N 4 \ Y IL L E

Dry and hot. Rain is badly
needed,
Sunday school at Maxville
each Sunday morning.
Rev. William Watkins preached
q very logical sermon at Big
Creek Sunday.
Theodore Jordon returned from
Texas last week. He says crops
look we'll in Texas.
We saw 'Uncle George" Rus
sell at Big Creek church Sunday.
He informed US that he is past
ninety years old. "Uncle
George" is very feeble,
The Gentleman's Club met last
Saturday night. The house was
called to order by the president
and a quorum being present the
club proceeded to business. A
petition was handed in asking
that Grip" correspondent of
the Gave City Clarion, be made a
member Of the noble order.
Said petition was referred to a
committee and said committee
reported unfavorable to- his re-
ception on the ground that he is
bald. headed. There being no
other business the club adjourn.
ed, peace and good will prevail. &.
ing.
We are informed that some Of
our friends who moved to Texas
last winter are coming back. II
is easy to move to Texas, but it is
hard TO stay after one gets there,
Grand old Arkansas, it is the best
saw we ever saw saw. We arc
reminded Of the story of an ole
lady who was attending reviva
meeting up north. The preacher
was going around shaking hands
with the congregation and asking
about their souls salvation
Finally he grabbed the hand o
All old lady and said, "Goo(
sister, don'r you want to go t(
I heaven with meW The old lady
answered, 81 don't know whethe
/ do or not; John and | hav
been talking about going to Ar
kansas. If | don't go to Ar
kansas | would as leave so Il
heaven with you as not"
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
RE EED'S CR Z T X

Health is good,
4 News is scarce and your scrloe
8 busy.
4 A nice shower OF rain visited
khis section Monday.
Sam and Joe Johnson Of Cave
City visited here Sunday
Wesley Gilbert OF Cave CITY
was in this section one day last
week on business.
Tho Glorious Fourth will soon
4 be here. The people OF this place
/ Twill celebrate AT Cave City,
G. A, Johnson ond family
visited at the home Of c. W. Will
son Saturday night and Sunday
Clevo Ballard, who has been
working for q. M. D, Rodgers, is
through with that gentleman and
has gone to Balesville'
r. II. Mobley made a business
trip TO Batesville one day last
week In the interest Of the Elolley
& Mobley Mercantile Company
Mr., Editor, your correspondent
from Grange seems not to write
regularly, but we believe he will
be more punetual after three OF
four weeks,
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
A
assessors
Notice..
~ -

Notice IA hcrcby giScn that viii moot tho tax
poyo,a nj tho following placcs and datcn for tho
purposc of listing the personal property OF sharp
county, towiti
Washington township, powcle Chapel Monday
June !.
Caye township, Cave CITY, Tucadnyond Weinss"'
day, June and 3
Sullivan township Brickc Springs, Thursday.
june 4; Sidney, Friday, Juno"'
Johnson township Precinct. Saturday. June U.
Scott township, Grange Monday, june 10; shay
or'a. Tuesday June ~
--BIg Crock township, -Caamlnc, "Wednesday.
June II,
strawberry township, InetItuto, Thursday, June
49, .,--,----
p,g Rock township poughkccpaIe, Friday Juno
10. MI, pisgah, Saturday, June 70.
Norman township, Center. Monday June ".
Lebanon townahip, Dotaon'a School House.
ruoslay, June 2li lloeIatrine, Wodnoadoy, Juno
I2l
Davidson township, King MIllnirhuroday and
Friday. June % md 9i'
Lave Creek township, Camp Ground Saturday
June ~.
Rlehwo,ds township. Ash Flat, Monday and
Tupaday June 20 and ~
up6pnd township. Highland School House
Wednesday, July J,
Hardy township, Hardy, Thursday, Friday end,
saturday. July 2, md a.
Iowcr North township, Coata, Monday Ju'y
lIrpor North township Wirth Tucsday' Ju'y 70
North Union township, Ward School House,
"Wednesday, JuBR M,
gouth Union township, Martina Creek, Thurs
dny, julyp.
Jacbaon lowpahlp, WIlliford, Friday and Shtur'
day. July 10 and H. -.
rinoy Fork townalp, EyonnH she"'' ''o"
Mondny July ~ 10 NNludNy,jluy so'-
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
Pretty Costly Talk.

II is worth just SOL for one
man TO call another q liar over In
Morgan township, ae has been
established by n jury In tho
court Of Jasper Hutehloon esq
Some time ago Andy Hogan
who livos at Center, accused
Pascal spurlock of Morgan
township of being q liar, and In
Esq, HutehIson's court Friday
Hogan was fined % and the
trimmings on the charge of
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
NAL. Cochran Is 70.

Mai. james =. Cochran, ono
Of our oldest citizens and one OF
the best known men In the eoun-
~, celebrated bis 10th birthday
Thursday and received the con-
pratulatIons Of many friends
Mai, Cochran came TO sharp
county many years ago and
think, North Aikaneas 10 the
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
NJ 0 B l. Z Y

Dan Lewallen has been having
the chills.
Farmers arc needing rain very
badly. Old corn Is suffering
worst.
"Bud" Young and wife of
Calamlhe passed here enroute to
Batesville last week.
"Uucle Jones' Andrews is
visiting his son, Dr. Frod An
drews, at Clover Bend, Miss
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
R. B. Clear,
assessor
Notice For Publication. Il
Il. &, Land Office at Little R9ss' a." AZ"

II, 4, Land Office at Little ll9ek Ark'
Nollce IA hereby given THAT William o. Moody
~ Csnier Arb, who on bee d, 1909, mnde Home
aloud Entry No, gl1ol for west half southeast
quarter, aoutheaat quartz, southwest uuhfeef'
pee,an 20, and northeast quarter hor'hwes,
ouarler. section 80, township ~, north range
wsst, an principal meridian, has filed notice OF
,.tention "A mall, final Five Year proof TO es'hb4
ll,h claim to the land above deser'bco' before 'ne
County Judpe Of SHARP county, ArN" M Evening
shade, Ark, on the gIto day of july lsoo'
Claimant names "a witnesses D. u heohe,u'
Marian Thomas, y, J, eeheea Of Center Aria
aud +, NJ, Con Of Evening" hhedt, ~
p,yll. AyEhs, Retistsf,
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
p0UGHK K EEPSIE


Lots Of fine hay was saved last
blk.
Fhe dam at Calvin Watkins
h broke last week.
Fbe one hundred thousand
ck kiln is now in operation.
Ehe Sunday school at this
Ice is moving along in good
ape.
i've have had two weeks OF fine
ather in which to work, but
In is needed now.
kTom Norris, j. d. Hines and
T. Campbell each brought in
bwers and rakes last week.
|The tick eradication association
et here on the 9th, and by vote
most unanimous went dead.
Tom B. Watkins started his
8resher last week but broke a
heel and is knocked out for
3me time.
NThere is lots Of grass in this
Xyt Of the county, but it is most
\ crab grass and located where
Eis Least wanted.
&Henry Wigs visited his sister,
<rs. Van Parsley, lately. Henry
selling washing machines IN
&ckson and Lawrence counties
\ Robert Loyd's little girl had the
Misfortune to fall fron the fence
bd break her arm last week,
Sr. w. O. Tibbles set the broken
bember, and the little girl is
ping fine.
A fine mare belonging to Newt
hutchison got q leg broken re-
ently. The animal is getting
long well, and if she RECEIVERS a
I |atent will have to be asked for
h an appliance for broken limbs
There has arisen quite an op-
|osjtion to the COW tick eradlcat-
bn movement where we were
baat looking for it. Most OF the
bcal cattle buyers are opposed TO
!. This seems strange to as
seems that Of all men the buy
rs should favor tho movement
n order to enable them TO handle
lean cattle. p"
DR.. w. o. Tibbles had been de-
,ending on some one else to
ring out q mower for him from
Villiford for a month, but all the
.oys seemed to be busy, 80 last
week he donned full suit OF
|uckines Of the bib variety and
vent after the machine himself
Parties along the road wondered
Who the reckless driver was, but
he next morning there was
omething doing in the Tibbles
alfalfa field.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
B E N G A Y

| J. " u 4
We do not know Of any sick
ness in this community just now,
Jack Legrand and Wiley Max
well from near Smithville were
with US Sunday.
W. M. Howard and little son
MAIDS trip to Cave City Thurs
day of last week.
Wo were certainly glad to see
the rain which fell Monday. Il
was badly needed,
Roscoe Parsley and his mother
Of Calamine were here Monday,
going to Evening Shade.
Alvin Puckett and wife and Y.
H. Doss and family Of Grange
were visiting here Sunday.
r. H. Young and family Of
Grange were visitors at the home
OF L. r. Vaughan Sunday.
R. H, Spurlock and Charley
Freeman made a trip to Bates"
vile Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Percy Wainwright spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Montgomery, Of
Cave township.
f. J. Doss says he certainly
enjoys reading The Record, and
that the Maxville and Mobley
news items interest him most.
We are sorry to bear OF the
death of "Uncle Sam" Massey Of
Calamine. He was one Of our
best citizens and we shall miss
him.
w. r. Montgomery was here
from Cave township Monday. He
is figuring on doing some work
on the dam at his mill here
before long.
The young people OF this vicin-
ity enjoyed a singing at the home
of f. j. Do5s Sunday evening
A large crowd and an interesting
time is reported.
Joe Johnson, John A. Johnson,
George Boles and George John"
son were here fishing Friday
night and Saturday. They had
very good luck al night they say.
l.. Parsley and his sister were
visiting relatives and friends
near Poughkeepsie Friday and
Saturday, We have been look
ing to see Mr.. Parsley 60 back
over there, as he says he hopes
vet to eat one Of the large fish
reported in that section.
Some time ago q good mare
belonging to G, W. King was
severely cut on barbed wire The
animal attempted TO jump the
fence when one Of her shoes was
caught in the wire. She fell and
hung on the wire, where she laid
all night. The animal is in o
very bad shape. A mule belong
inc to Robert King was severely
cut by wire about the same time,
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03

June went as far az the river and
returned the same day.
Several Odd Fellows from this
section will attend the picnic at
Batesville the Fourth.
John, Carl, Archie and Alex
ander Lewalen went to Black
River fishing last Thursday.
Mrs. Ellen Wasson has been
quite sick the past week. DR..
Lamar OF Cave City made o
professional visit Thursday.
John D. Rockefeller made the
statement recently that he had
never touched whiskey in his life.
TT the newspapers tell the truth
he has touched a great many
other things. It wouldn't have
been a good idea to have mixed
| Paul Jones or Cascade with coal
oil. Drinking whiksey is bad,
but getting drunk and disorderly
on coal oil is the worst kind OF a
drunk.
Taft is entirely too fat for
president. Wait till Bryan gets
astraddle Of an eastern rainbow
and his head among the stars,
with pure democracy pouring
from his silver tongue like honey
from the bung-hole of good
times, then Teddy will wish he
hadn't. When Ben Tillman
gets back from Europe he'll stick
that pitchfork clean through Jim
Sherman. Our own Jeff's thun-
der may be heard from the hust-
ings if he gets a chance to bust q
trust over Taft's naked head.
Bryan will be the next president.
Mrs. Lizzie Crabtree and Mrs.
Ellen Milligan visited the Balm
graveyard a few days ago to
scatter flowers on the graves OF
relatives. There is hardly a
family in this community but
what has loved ones buried there
and it is to our everlasting dis
credit that we do not fence in the
place "where heaves the turf o'eI
many a mouldering heap.' The
thoughts, the acts, the good deeds
Of those we loved did not enter
the "tongueless silence of the
dreamless DUST on that sunny
J hill that we now neglect. Let US
fence the graveyard sometime
this summer.
Last week a kind neighbol
gave US Goldsmith's charming
novel, the "Vicar of Wakefield. y
That carbuncle kept US walking
the floor o day or two, during
which tino all the flies in the
universe took advantage OF the
two cent rate and came to gyrate
around our head. But ma petted
US and "poulticed" our neck and
tried to comfort us with the story
! Of Job till we got better. We
took the book and pulled out
through the old field to The
school house and on down TO the
spring. We had scarcely seated
ourself on u large boulder in the
shade Of the old sycamore, near
the gurgling and purling spring,
till we decided we had the flies
bestod. There we stayed till the
cloud. isles Of sunset wcro float
ing along the western horizon
and The closing chapter of the
} book was reached, We are sure
it is a great novel, and the de-
lightful environment mi d. II
seem one Of the best we ever
read.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10 TIE CONSTITUTION

PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10 TIE CONSTITUTION oF
THE sTArE OF ARKANSAS.
| Notce'is hereby given that the following joint
resolution, proposing.an amendment TO the SuFH
Constitution was passed by the General ADAe'nb-
~ al rs regular session Of 1901 and that tho wmc
will be ,ubmltcd 10 the electors Of the state al the
oext qonera election, TO be held Monday, Soptem'
Dor ID, 1903, for adoption or rejection, VIZ t
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. o
Every male citizen OF the United states or
nalo pcraon who has declared his Intention Of
hoconinp n citlzcn Of the same, Of the age tf
twcnly.one yeea, who has resided In tho state
twelve months, Ia tho county a'S mohIha' ana IN
the precinct. town on ward one MONTH next pro-
cednp any election ut which he may propose TO
vote, except such persona ns may FOR lhc colnmm'
aIon of pomn felony be deprived OF the rlght
vote by law passed by tho General Assembly,
and who shall exhibit poll TAX receipt or other
evidence that hc has paid his poll tax ut the tlno
Of collecting taxoB next pro'ciing such elocti9h'
ahell bo allowed 10 vote at any election IN the
glato of Arknpsaa, Provided. That persona VINO
mako satisfactory proof that they have attained
tho ago of tgonty.ono yoars since tho time OF
na.ossug taxes next preceding said election nnd
poesoaned the other neceB8aY qualifications Bhh'i
Le permitted to vote and proyIlol Further mat
the aaId tax receipt shall bo 10 marked Ny daleo
STAMP or written endorsement by the Judges of
election 10 whom II may be hrst presented aa to
prcyont the holder thereof from voting more Than
once at my election"
The nh,ye resolution was Mod IN the oIlleo OF
the Secretary of state on ADrll ~ lOO1'
Each eleet0r may vote for or against the hpoVo
amendment
Witness my official hguatuo tht slth day OF
February, 1905, u..,,
o. G. LUDWIG.
Secretary Of state.
Sharp County record., 1908-07-03

PROPOSED AaENDMENr no TiH Contribution oF
TllH STATE or AWRANihs'
Nollce IL horeby given that the following Joint
resolution, proposing nm amendment To lho N'hts
Constitution, was passed by the General hHsen'b'
" at Ila regular session Of 1871, aud that The same
yIil be submitted 10 the electors Of the state ut
the negt eeperal election, W ba held Monday
septomler n, 1908. for adoption on rejection
pRoroaep AMrVpMENr No, TO-
"Thnt Reollnn VI Article ~ Of the Connlllu'
ton of the State Of Arkansas he amended 30 ~ 10
read aH foll0ws
Article ID, Section I, Neither The State nor
amy ey town on municipality IN thia state snail
ever loan its credit for any purpose whatever nor
shal any county, city, town or municipality ever
laa,s amy interunt bearing evidences OF inieht''-
neas. eyeept such bonds ~ may be- authorized by
nw Ia provide Tor the construction ANA lrHihle,
nance of public highways IN eounleA cities ana
towns and the construction purchase ahl man,
tenanee of public improvements oil eeheIaI
nature In cities aud towns .,,
p,oyIded, That bonds or evidences of mleb.ou'
,esa shall not be iaaued for M amount more lhal
tan nep cont of the hBsesAel valuation OF all ieai
and persohal property In city town or county pfo'
POSING to7'BsU saines
such bonds shall not bear greater rate OF ,h'
,erest than Ave per cent per anruh, hhd IN orler
Ia nr,ylio for the payment Of such Scnda and IN
,erssl. n apeelal tex mai to exceed three mills on
,ha dolap ia addition 10 the rate of taxation nov
sn,ha,ssi may ba levied by said countless cities
and towns ..... ,,,,,..,
Aad Inc state shill neyes Issue any iit'ts'v
,.ai,... t,ssaupy viartantr OF syrip.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14
osssh Of A. {. Alv,ssssn.

Denver.-Hesterday aStsrnooo at q.
Joseph's h spital occurred the death OF
Hon. Andrew Z. NulQueea AFTER an ex.
tended illness. He had besn suffering
from . complication Of diseases. includ.
Ing kidney trouble. and vas brought
here some time ago from hls home In
Aspen. and was built up d strsagth at
the hospital % that ~ Wtthstool the
shock o tan operation vesy Vela. Later
. second operatio0 Was Deeeosasy 10 ~
lsvs his snRssing. and Il was While ho
WAS o. thc road 70 reoovosy that 10
ooatrscted cold. which develoDe1 into
pnsumonia with fatal results.
Nr. Hulqusea was nan a afty-oae
years and 10 survived ~ . wife and
two chll1rsn. - we'll - brother and
etstsr. He was ven kooVA tAroughout
Colorado. having SERVED II ~ Lads
laturs du:iag 1884. AZ Aspsa ~ Was
easAgea n tle real eoeate ~ laeuf.
a1ce besiaeao, toGothe9 With nunefous
peo5orts. suoA - irrigation, eta. He
belonged 70 Q numbes q fSal1eNal o..
Gaalsatloas, which gave him Q vide %.
eualntancs. He vas past exalted ruler
q the giks and belonRed b ths 4. o.
o. w.. old Fellows. WoodDea q tAo
WossA and Modern Woo1mea.
He hAA beeA twenty-five years Q cstt
~ q Colorado and haA beeo t1eott0e1
VITA tAe easly growth q AsDea. Ao
1e3o vaSSooo positions q trust b thAe
eoty. beoag q 90 tine assistant pooH
0ooeoe I'D q aoolhoe Doeto1 ooo1ky
o6ogk 81 roooe1oe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14
ksnsss Men q osss,sy.

0reslsy.--Monday night twsnty
Kansas business msn and farmers ar.
rived - guests Of tho promoters Of the
Denvsr. Laramie Z Northwestern rail-.
way 70 look over the Greeley district.
The 6elegAtion vas entertained at din.
nes aaa senator w. L. Clayton. r. q.
9eroaS. psssidsnt oe the 0rssjsy Com.
mefe1al club, aad b. d. 0anbora ID.
dressed them conceFnins the resources
oe this district. aad the bsns6ts 10 the
proposed railway. Two hundred thou.
saA1 dollars b popular subscriptions
has beea raised by the committee, they
say. aurtAg the lase tew mooths. Tue
president declares that Woek a the
lice belwooo 0ooSee anA oroe1ey viii
~ begun by Apeil II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14
FIGHTING TusERcvLosls.
Remarkable List Of Prlxss Offered BY
International Congress.


Washington.-Thec central committee
OF the International congress on tuber-
culosis has announced the offer OF the
following prizes:
/. A prize Of 81 900 Is offered for tho
best evidence of effective work In the
prevention or relief Of tuberculosis BY
any voluntary association since the
last international congress In 1905.
2. A prize Of 81, 900 10 offered for
the best exhibit of an existing sana'
torium for the treatment Of curable
cases of tuberculosis among the work
ing classes.
3. A prize of $1,000 is offered for
the best exhibit Of . furnished house.
for . family or group Of families Vi
wage-earners designed In the interest
Of the crusade against tuberculosis. Ia
addition tc the prize Of $1,000, two gold
medals and three silver medals will be
awarded. The prize and medals will
be accompanied by diplomas or certifi-
Gates Of award. This prize IL designed
to stimulate efforts towards securing
q maximum of sunlight. ventilation.
proper heating. and general sanitary
arrangement for an inexpensive home.
A model OF house and furnishing IL re-
quired.
4. A prize Of $1,000 is offered for
the best exhibit Of dispensary or
kindred institution for the treatment
Of the tuberculous poor.
s. A prize Of $1,000 is offered for
the best exhibit OF = hospital for the
treatment Of advanced pulmonary tu-
berculosis.
In addition to the $1,000 prize in
each Of the, above cases, two gold
medals and three silver medals will
be awarded.
The Hodgkins fund prize Of $500
Is offered by the Smithsonian institu-
ton for the best treatise that may be
submitted on "The Relation Of Atmos-
pheric Air to tuberculosis"
The detailed definition Of this prize
may be obtained from the secretary
general Of the International society or
secretary Of the Smithsonian institu-
ton. Charles d. Walcott.
A gold medal and two silver medals
are offered for the best exhibits sent
In by any states OF the United States.
illustrating effective organization for
the restriction OF tuberculosis.
In the list Of prizes. attention 10
about equally divided between meas
ures for the care or relief Of sufferers
from the white plague" and those
concerned primarily with the preven-
ton Of the disease. 1t has taken q
long time for civilized people to nnd
out that the principal ground ON which
the baltic against Tuberculosis Is
fought 10 In the homes. 1t has been
much easier to accept scientific discov-
cries than to face the every day fact
that dirt. dampness. darkness. vice and
privation are the strongest allies that
tuberculosis has. Tho records Of the
visiting nurses. aad the maps Of ''lung
blocks" give all the positive evidence
needed ON this score.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14
American Car In Wyoming.

Cheyenne. Wyo.-The American car
In the New York-to-Paris endurance
race left Cheyenne at ll:zS Monday
morning and reached Laramie. hfty.
six miles west. at 2:45 p. m. making
the run over the summit OF the Rock.
les without . mishap OF any kind.
People were astir early to givc the
racers . hearty send-0ff. and long be.
fore the hour set for their departure
tho streets were filled with enthusiastic
people. Shortly after 10 O'Clock the
racer left the garage on Capitol ave-
nue. and ran down to the er-Ocean
hotel. where e. Linn Mathewson. Har.
old Brinker. George Schuster. Captain
Hanson and others were photographed
In turn At the wheel Of the big round.
the world arto. Tue moving picture
machine shot off several rolls Of films
and At exactly ll:26. preceded by the
pilot cars and followed BY Q number Of
Denver. Cheyenne and Laramie autos.
the start was made down West Blk.
teenth street toward the Rockies.
The trip over Sherman bill was
made via Granite canon. ct which
place the route left the Union Pacific
tracks and entered Laramie via sthe
ash hatchery.
The weather 10 nne and the roads
are improving. and the American car
should make record time through Wy.
oming. Tho racers appear 70 b In no
hurry. however.
Mathswson will drive the car ~ far
~ Ogden. whore the wheel will be
taken by Harold Brinker. who Will
take the car 70 San Francisco. From
that point George 8huster. who has
been with the car from the start. will
b In charge and In all probability ha
will take the car Into Paris. Captain
Hanson. the explorer. 10 still With the
car. and says hs will b in the parry
whsn the car reaches Paris.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-14

There are few able bodied paupers
IN Holland. A tract OF public land.
containing 5000 acres. 10 divided into
six model farms. to one Of which the
person applying for public relief 10
sent Here he 10 taught agriculture.
and 10 subsequently permitted to rsnt
. small holding for himself Holland
also has forced labor colony, 70
and other work. whether they IKE Il
or not