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Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
RaItimore Loses Position.

Baltimore. which was the sixth city
in the United States in point of popu-
lation in 1900, has lost her position in
the country's great cities, according to
census statistics, and now becomes
the seventh city. having in the last
ten years been Outstripped by Cleve-
land, which takes sixth place.
Baltimores population is now $751;
ASS. as compared with Cleveland 8
$780, ,663. The Maryland city grew 81
per cent, or in numbers 49,52S. during
the past ten years, having had 50S,957
in 1900 Cleveland which had a pop
ulation of 3S1 ,76S in 1900, grew 469
per cent in the decade just ended.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30

Black patent leather belts for
rs cents.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
Dead Mans Hoard Found on Body.

A premature explosion in Storris No.
/ mine at Scranton, Pa, brought
death to John Memica, aged forty-four
years, a miner.
When his body was removed from
the mine and bis pockets searched he
was found D be a travelling bank. In
his pockets and in an old belt about
his body carried over $500 in $50
and 500 bills
Memicas widow was almost paralyz-
ed with astonishment when the money
was handed to her Her husband had
always assured her it puzzled him to
make both ends meet.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
Delegate to Prison Congress Robbed.

IGTI IaLC % = IaVTI NVIIs IS TtVNNNNs
It developed in Indianapolis, Ind.
that Walter G. Scott of Scotland, 3
delegate. to the Prison Congress, and
who is visiting in Indianapolis, had
been robbed Of 800 in United States
currency and a letter of credit for
e4OO while in Indianapolis. Mr.. Scott
who is one of the foremost students
3f criminology in his country, had q
costly lesson in the branch he studies
Iccording to the belief of detectives
Who have been assigned to the case.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30

The farmers and fruit growers OF
Delaware will hold a conference in
Dover, in December, to decide what
State legislation would be of the great.
est benefit to the farmers and fruit
growers and producers Of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30

A new line of fannelett wrappers
in all sizes and colors for Sl.00
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30

A new and handsome line of
Ladies hand bags and purses.
Come in and see.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
AZ 227 PeopIe In Lancaster.

The population of Lancaster, Pa, Il
1927, as compared with Al ,459 IN
1900. or an increase of 1879 per cent
according to an announcement made
at the census Office.
Milford chronicle., 1910-09-30
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS

Have you overworked your nervous sys-
tenn and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladder? Have you pains in
loins. side. back and bladder? Have you
a fiabby appearance of the face, and un-
der the eyes? A frequent desire to pass
urine? II so, Williams Kidney Pills will
cure you-Druggist. Price SOC.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Props. Cleveland, Ohio
Sold by Red Star Drug Store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

CsrHn Drs Go see entefHfIslas
druggists ot WasaAaehse Texas aFe
having BcA large ran GA "liINhi.
Pc tire rev Efauey Cure and
NerFe Tonic nn4 hear 81 30 highly
pfaRpA lhat they nos offer 10 guar
guiee 1t in every Case 70 cure all
forms 81 Kidney Troubles and Nef-
KoHs Disorders
They pay for Il II Il does not give
you entire satisfaction.
u YOU dse H. f. is their risk, not
yours A 5o~eent box sent by mail
Hnder positive guarantee Wit
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

EHus ToN u3 fs hf q h
-', a aa nH.ei rrf
.nsH. a,aF Big nHe when
q horse ran away vltA 3D. uuTiae.
striking her carriage. iu vHi'a shH
and btr little 5-year-oll peli'r
sallie Sue were df.Nae tler h5s
Was knocked down gao caTiaa
ois broken Hp u1 Af. h,loa r'
eiE1 "a SERIOUS miuu or Gre farr-
aea besides other ieas SESSIONS cais
on her hoJ2. II l- expected tAsi ao
HillrecoIer.
The little girl Was thrown several
feet from the carriage and was only
slightly injured
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

Rice is wet ihat grown for the
most part Ia aoadcd land. or "dry
that raised oa upIands It's growth m
those regions where civilization has
penetrated asasl IS pathetic Parts u
the east ara sfili covered With virgin
forest II tall trees Underneath aH Is
dark ia heavy shade Creepers irvine
up hundreds 81 feet aud are al topped
OIL wits intlesrrihanie orchids ui hunt
jus for AIR and sunshine. IN ihe thick
wood "a suitable spot Is chosen. for rice
they must 0aer uf starve udcr'
growth j. cut out and staked and
hedged around 10 make "A fence for the
little rice farm Exchange.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

IS m Me fIrT
H #st7+t
ar#Nr nA c aHH tet.f
sl 0iafast tn #rH=#
l I sla 90. t f.af
faaH
itiaa a Yhe Fp@f vI F.
8oue oatlnaea olua,,ho. 900
aeIf raHtfel
Sell something 81 tFe ou.rHus o.
mus1ne t f-, @n.Her
toulHeaa iH Austin.
NRS j. a. HERRING. ID.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

A U-lf rHf.a4.rs .a
eaflee boz Ib,
. the am anH He
tHaetlafa oH epHHefoa msnagsn.
~ esfr aisaHs Tla an e,e single
o te public Interests. Instead W
fle uofeHinE sAo faHep ou bis
s1ar aHt .He pe.ai iaten thet
pr0U tm heraul. of Htnrs r-
liyrd of expected
Tho average utltu gets tired OF
1orrsss ANA lefvos nominations and
elections altogether too much % the
organized hrieades of politicians for
revenue ouly sad O. individuals who
have era "a 90 srind or corporations
that faWn al the feet al power ia ex-
peetatiaH Of some SPEECHES Of graft
Laws have been passed to prevent
the big corporate Interests from
contributing 20 the campaign funa
Of candidates for federal office and
this law has unquestionably oXercis-
Cd q good influence in preventing
The Wholesale corruption Of the vot-
ers as Il had been carried on IL
years past. Men had been voted as
the interest of their employers die
tated. on penalty OF being turned
EdTift. before laws were enacted 10
prevent that sort of thing, and men
have been kept on the public pay roll
az the expense 81 the taxpayers mere
Is To have them handy when election
aay comes round Seme taxpayers
have winked az this sort OF thing
I because they have interests % sub
serve. and because they lack that
fine sense Of honor and. honesty
which would recon from pgrticipa
( ton tn 3liis petty species 0f graft,
ard 9hlch would make them despise
The public Official Or candidate for
office vino depends upon the dlstri-
( button of graft % put him IL office
Of keep him there
/ What is needed everywhere Is a
i higher sense Of moral Obligation. Oh
J hipAer ideals of public service, keen
! er recognition OF the duty OF the citl-
gen to exercise the privilege 81 SUIT
/ frage and 10 use Il % the best al
| vantage OF the state and the political
divisions OF the state. Then the pub
| lie affairs VIII be properly admins
| tered and the public station will be
i the post OF honor. instead OF being
| the place OF the self-secker who Is
1 willing To obtain 1t by any sort OF DC
as means.
What Ia needed everywhere is u
/ oper understanding of the obliga,
tens and responsibilities of citizen
| snip which involves the obligation 10
participate in the selection OF pub
1 liz. officers and TO keep close watch
IN them and TO hold them TO stTict
| accountability for their conduct OF
ll.rlic affairs. II the best citizens do
ros vote the worst elements OF the
citizenship Will control and the best
| tstiyens will perforce pay tribute ~
them. San Antonio Express.
/
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

Thaekeray's literary work did not
help him much when he s0ngh, to
enter the house OF commons The
Rev Frederick Meyrick IN his Mem
cries Of oxford tells al Il dinner given
vi ben he stood rs Liberal for that
city: Il remarked To him Ihat his
must be a special experience as hp
was known By fame to most Of those
whose votes he canyassed Now he
said laying down his knife and fork
ana holding up Il finger, there WAS
only one man among all that ! Went
to see who had heard my name before.
and he was II circulating librarian.
Such Is mortal fame That WAS in
1857. ten years after the publication OF
Vanity Fair"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19
THE PROGRESSIVE nEMANn

Roosevelt Does Not Realize What
New spirit Of the Country Ia.
Tho fact. surprising as 4 may
seem. Is that Mr.. Roosevelt does not
realize the depth and the strength
Of the public sentiment which he
himself has helped 30 much TO
arouse. HIS homiiies have been q POI
tent factor In fixing the attention
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

Secretary Bailinger came out Of
railroad wreck with very slight
Injury Il Is evident chat some other
plan aill have 70 be devised 20 {
rid OF him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

President Taft would do well TO
ton. The November election Is near
and that event may leave him little
for which To be thankful
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

The news from Indiana IL to the
effect that the democrats are not
greatly dispieased over the recent
Saratoga platform got there ahead
II hira,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

WHY dn ven always say. As scarce
as brl teeth:
~liecauSe they IRE about The s'-arre~i
things ~ tr world
More st'arre Ihan men who enjoy
hearing about the iievnrues~ ot other
peoples nanies<e -thicagu Record
Heratl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

And now Judge Hopkins. down at
Brownsville. has ordered the boys
mt to wear their six-shooters in the
courtroom. II this not an unjustifi-
ahle interference with the personal
liberty of the citizen
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

In some places in England the foS-
witches, fnwer." ir peasants saying
that the Witches use the bells 0f llr
blossoms ~ rhimii"s. IN most paris,
however. le "wpp sma' folk that hole
no lll are ghe beings That ~Werti}
nestle in t.,e faxgiove belts" aud IN
Ireland the plaul j. called the fairs
can
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

Governor Campbeil's speech az
the Dallas Fair seems 20 have beQn
along lines which elected words On
eommen iation from even his most
bitter oppnnenta.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19
New Family.

Mamma" asked the little boy. who
are the Highwaters?'
"Hlghwaters:" answered the mother.
Il don't know any such family Why
do you ask:''
well. | heard Mr.. Perkins ask papa
II he'd be over 10 the little game to-
night. and papa said he'd be there In
Post.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

According 20 Che newspapers Sen
ntor cniberson has recovered bis
health oftener during the present
year than ans man We have ever
heard of.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

We are always having our plans
interfered With The ship which pick
ed up Walter Weliman and his crew
should have been a thousand miles
away
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

II strikes the ayerage citizen tda,
Roosevelt WAS il a much better POI
sition 20 put the boodlers ana graft
ers out of office when he was presi-
dent than he IL now.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

We are keeping tab on Hon j o.
Terrell aad Hon. Cecil Lyon. and as
soon as Harmon Il elected president
we VIII give their cases pfomp, and
prayerfui attention
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

Ttose aho age always ready 90 sa}
y told goa 80 viii not have much
ionfor 20 wait The election Is usai
at land
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19
A Mornina Call

Swanson tbashfnlly9- Is Miss 'rrem-
mer IN. Housen,,iid- She H. sir. hut
she il engaged. Swanson twho had
settled thugs the evening lesore,--
Yes. | know, I'm the young man
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

4 compositor. on being demonstrated
with for not having properly punctn-
ated his work. replied. II am setter,
not pointer"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19

We mae noa laoA oat fof lbe aat-
bic sbri th an cqgiliblatof auacb-
snaft
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-19
For More Than Three Decades

Foley's Honey ana Tar mas been
household favorite for coughs,
colds. ana ailments Of the throat,
chest and lungs. Contains no opl.
ates b. w. Fearis. d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Staot Baltimore.

Nblebcn. Su Nitcr uon &c
Snbrclt iturh geItcrn Sruu Miloreb
4. Torn. geborctc Born. @ottin bcs
Srn. Somes e. Gorn. in ihrcr &ob-
mug, 9tr. 106, Mc0cnrpitroBc. Gic
3cit Der @eeroigrna Miro nod bcior'
bcrs bcfonut Qegebcl1.
tnbtrat6s initiate Sug-
6eSfrnnf.- ST.. Solnea {. Sua.
6es bon Nr.l32. Siib,Eotterion.Enr
gpenltc. Witglicb bes 5ipciten Staot.
rotbS5pciaes, bciiroet it'd ieit Con
tlerItog ais Eoticnt inn .NSobns Sop
fins Soipitol." er lcioct al, bod
grobigcr Nerp0iit1t.
Eoli5ilt lod}t Gramh. -
Erliiiit aobler ppm iiibIihen Giitrift
'cidlltetc lid geItern oils iunderer
Scuert1mpe uiis. Gr lDid)te cinen
Nrono, Der int Sauie Nr. 1871, @eit.
&amburgltroBe allsgebrod)cn mar.
Nm Der Wrtppc |crfrant t..
- SEER 9fcinhurb &iltens, cin Dit
Qlieo Der Sirnlo n@ilfens & Gonit",
l;egt in Der Linton Eroteitunt ,Sn-
Urinary" an Der Grippe franf bar.
-mcoer. Gr begnb lid an, lebten
Mithuod) in Dos genonnrc ,SlItitilt
lino bciinoct Iih olti ocm Megc Der
Neiierung.
Gle @nlter'i Of ANN it.@ a [
teric melhc 9eItcrn 5iln brittel,
Wnle oieicS Sabr iiir oos oQaemeine
Gublifum oifcn NOR, wlirhe iebr Itnrf
bcirdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Wrnnbitifs : ltebertragnngcn.

Tutrid Gosgrope oil GliSo ). Brat
non, Ncroieite Der Sill, nohe 2iaGt
StrnBe, 1876 bel 30, @rrunb5ins SIG.
G6 2/3. $1100.
.Gooie 3ofcf Congregation" II. u.
oil Glins 8reenbooo. NorhmeItsgde
Charles. unO Sia.S troBe, IS bel 36
So.
Spbn z. !0ofmeiiter all Sbpnlo2
:. Noetb unb Satin, Noroieite ser
Soiimalt.. nobe GbeIter.S traBe, lis
bel 20, @rltno5ins $40, So.
@iQiam apeiier an Slllia S5pn,.
borsfd, Gillette Der &orris.a llep.
nohe Gilon.S traBe, lis BEL Al
@runojins $40, $3.50.
Simon Hief an Hoia Miei. 5luci
0runOitiide. So.
SSolepb alderman II. U. oil iSre5e.
rid q. alderman II. a., @eitieite Der
Gonos', nobe Seiferion.S troBe, 12.1
bel 10, @rino5ins $6.04, S262.5O.
Sobn $. Gei,ber an Charles 2.
WcGubbin, 4 Cots. So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

bcn fir Baltimore Gountu" bat III
ciner Tcrionmlung mcldlc ill Sotcl
Sumter itattinno. bei6loNeL Ole DC
icBgcbung III crilitcn, Dem Gounin
III gcitottcn. cine Nnleibc pom ST.
100000 fir Den @ou gutter SdnD.
itrnBen nuijurcbnen. sic N1lcilr
loll 30 Sabre l%aitfcn.
%m Grade it Rub'. - 9IuG)
rilter Heqllienl. Viclie in Ger fntboll
id)cn ct. Safobu9.airdle, neldle boz
Ioter ShomoS Sit cclcbrirt mur0c,
iono g~eitern @ornlittu9 ooS Scidcn
begqn9nib Der am 8. oieica Monot2
I'M Nlter BON nubc5u 16 Sdbren per
I~torbenen Trdr &otherire Edrr uoll
Hr. 1903. SitsSuiopettc- 2iue,. inter
AroBer 9ct6e!ligunG bon SeiotraGels
0en oli Dem III. Grl0iers SrieGbolc
ltott. Gle lebte HubcitGtte Der Ont
ihluicnen mitrbc nit pielcu %foltbureIl
9lutnenitiiden 1cifmiidt. MIS- @ubr
tuhtr19er iuugirten filni S0hnc Nic
$50. Sobn VI. Eorr, jun. l@nl. IT,,
Anthonn e., George i. mo Srant
Barr, uno ein GufcIloGh &r. Gom.
SoreS, 6rou Enrr Wlroc am s. Wtni
1884 in Ieutitlono @geborcn II. fam
Dor 56 Snbren nad Nmcrifu. Set
% Sabren por lie nit cent icbigcu
Wittlucr, Srn. Sohn Vi. Gnrr. Dcrhei
rotbct. Ncben HeBtercm biiltcrldBt
tic Die gcrtonmtcn fiini Sohnc. ionic
orei S0htcr, Die Groncn Minnie @up
felo ltn0 @1tbe IrnunbplB. ionic Sri.
Worp Eorr - Gnfcl INC orci llrcu.
fcl. Sic Gcritorbenr ipor Ntitdlico
Der oScri Seiit@eiclihoit" mo oca
.Nlten. &ereito Der ct. SofobuS.@ &c
meinoc."
6rau Wcrtrit0c @ucug. Qeb.
Sdlilling. lucldDe ON leBtcn Iicus
lag itnrb. murbc Geitern iriih POI
lbrcr WobmIna. 9tr. I01. Y&hitri6ae.
slpenlle, sur elpigen Huhe Aetettct,
lIodocrn ein Icicrlifc5 Nohont in
her ct. Nnllcn . Stride iilr Dos See.
lenbeil Der Neritorbcncn obaeholtcn
luorbcn mar, Grnu @ucug purOc
iS45 III WtitlolL Sei'cn, geborcn mo
fam Dor % $obren nod) Nmerifa.
Sier uerbeirutbete lie lid) o IL Suh-
rem nit Srlt. Mid)acl @ocnq Ncn lie
nit iiiri Sobnen mo iiuei Sod,teru
5uriidlieb; bic &in0cr lino: Sol. s..
Samuel g., Wilion g, Sohn u. II.
8cor0 s. @ocno mo Sri. 6roncia
@oera mo 6ruu Nina Sorn. Gle
%eritorbclle tpor lcit pielen ,$ubrcH
ein Mitglleb Der Srnlien Sigu ocS
3oltinlorer Gon5ils Der &otboliid)cl
Wobltb1tigfeits = Scgion. Nr. @m.
Shillin9 leitetc Sic NeerOiaumu.
i it.
IL crtb5ciden an 1890 EoIt1ns
ter i'll Mnrplnno mo @eit . Sirgi-
MEN lit Dem bieiigen Noitnmte ijber-
irngen Doroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09

""" Gle ,Steuben.Soae alr. 81"
pom CrOen Der ogntbias Sitter" ici,
crt ibr 80. Stiitun9sieit am Gienitog,
Den Is. o.. Mfts.. in Der ,@ernianias
Mdnnerf)or.SdQe" ourd) cine abeno.
llnterboltung nit goq. 9os Ero.
gronlm, bas ioruobl Oeutihe, pie eng.
liife Nltmmern entbielt. lit geoiegch
ltno reibbaltig. 3ie Sauptnummer
biloet Elm muiifuliifes, ipe5iea fir
oieie @%elegenbeit bon Srn. Wn,. n.
aleiil ueriuBtes mniifalii6es 2,iit-
'piel. betitelt 50. y. Steuben & Co."
mclfes BON Niitglieoern Der 2oae
inter 2eitung Der 3erren Wrn. g.
alein uito George Soefel auigeiiibrt
miro. Gie 9eiiung Decentralization
Sbeil oes Trogramms lie9t in SGit.
ben bon Vroi. augnit Shoameper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Sn ~perfanfen.
Sine icltcnc Gelcacnhcit.

Nllnoerihone peiulGtD aui bent 1dno, 20
Vide: atter Vuoer. iM1ucc sr3tmMer Hotns
bGis, cutie meme S!aaaebnuoc l1o ibnnt3 Cbit.
10. WRciltl hon Baltimore. nabe bel station.
Sdule, Siore uItp. HrelS $500. Nei scr,
mann Saoenboop, Simmer gir. 1i3--7l5. ga
ibcr- Slog, III Hurb.6 barlss. Gtrnhr.
ISe3j--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
@ir alaubcn at thu,

iucil mir ieine @irfulg fcnnelL lo9eir
blc @eier oieier 3eitung, tueldle Or.
stifter'S ,Bdin. grpeller" gebruiiht
Goten. lange beuor tic Amerifa Iaben.
Gin alt %bemdhrie3. ituell uno lider
rlrfcnoeS Miittel ge8en Rbcumatis-
n.rs, @itt. Neltrolaie. @rfGltungell
Ii. |. N. gs lit III allen oeutihen
Tpotbefen 5u baben 81 % mlb -
Gents Die Jlolde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-09
Dian ienee ute seaeaumnen brett a bic
Murrap Sill Yubl. &c., 129 Cat rs. Str., Neu Dorf.

Gon5ert OCS & bal AN 4 II
II erd)nrs." Mic Wuiiflicbbobcr
oilritcu bel Dem S%ieocrobcno. meld)en
Der nSbnlio'Mdnlerd)or" onl font
nelloen Gienltog Ibcno III Der Ger
monia.W dnncrd)orsNaue" ueranitois
tet, unll lllo aun5 nlf lire Ged)nulg
fonlnlcli. Sir bieien 2ieberabero bat
0oS Dtlliif. Gomitc iolaenbes geboll.
pollc Frogrnnrm nll%Sgenrbeitet: Fil-
no-Gon5ert $500 (5luci Hianoe). Eroi.
Sobn &. Srnnf uuO Nrl. aotie 9lod.
beoo; n@eDenfe mein." Sr. Snrtbon;
nGS goilfeit mir im Sim" $. 9riid,
ner; -vSbollu.MGnncrdor;" WeSoio.
pronsSolp. Sri. S~ron5iafu Toigt;
oMolcrIdbrt" mo ga Golomo,"
Observation-Disclosures" GellosSolo
bon glfreb Tiirtbmoier, y@olban.
ood)t," u. &ohler; .Snl @roic
tbout's." ID. Spider, Solo, Guortctt
II. Ghor, Sbolio.WfGnnerd)pr;" 30
ritoniSolc, Sr. Charles Scnrp, ms
,Simmclafin0cr." McinSicrl, Cha
io-MGnncrdlor." Gent Gotjcrt iolgt
cin 9ol.
Sic perihicoencu Gonlite'n fiir oia
6eltlid)fcit icbcn lid iolQenoermoBen
5uiommen:
WltIif.G omlitc Dtur Moltbcr,
Goriiber. @nl. Hintrotb Ioolph,
Sirld' utG 9crnbnro Hinnemoml.
arrangements 9omitc- Stto0riiO.
gernuun, GoriiBer, Weorg Sinuuelbe.
Der. Sefrctdr, 6riB ShiQcr. Hobert
Seonoro mo &einrid 6rcter.
Gntpio1QSsGomite - Stto 9riia0c.
mann. Ironf Steil. @cprg Sitting.
@eorg Goberciner, @n, Sic6crt. Grf.
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DEMONSTRATION SCHOOLS
FOR INDIAN Department
Washington Authorities Will Establish
instruction Farms at Agencies in
the Agricultural Sections.

A special telegram from Washing
ton tells of the proposed establish
ment of demonstration farms among
the Indians. AS the list of "agricul-
tural points, will include the Red
Lake agency, there will be some
interest taken in this locality
relative to the plan, which is spoken
of as follows:
"A new plan for aiding the Indians
of the country to perfect themselves
in agricultural pursuits has been
adopted by the Indian office.
The commissioner has issued
instructions for the establishment of
demonstration farms in the agencies
situated in agricultural sections to
serve as modelsin improved methods
of tilling the soil.
1.-THE plan which was evolved
by the Indian office at conven-
ton of superintendent of the
service held IN Washington few
months ago contemplates the utili-
cation of each school or agency of
such lands as is available for the
maintenance of a farm where the
Indians will be instructed in the
best methods of planting, cultiva-
ton, harvesting and the proper
rotation of the crops, at all times
considering the climate conditions
and the needs and resources of
his race.
In addition to their instructive
features these demonstration farms
will furnish pure seed to the red
men when necessary. Where the
allotments are adopted to stock
raising an Improvement in the quail
ity of stock will be undertaken in
order to insure good teams, healthy
cattle, etc."