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BEST newspaper proposition Sn the
state is offered very cheap for a
quick sale: mas more work tina IL can
do. never q proposition like 1t offered.
you step right into a $500 a month
business; will sell If sold at once. xor
half price: best of reasons for selling.
$50, care Forum.
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latter In twenty minutes, turning tins
trick in seventeen minutes. 1t was 40
orderly crowd and everything passed
on nicely. The show was well maEe
aged by Fred Heffner and the Fargo
club, who were congratulated on Civ
ing such q fine athletic performances
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MAKE MONEY through natural In
crease in real estate values in new
est and best terminal city on Pacific
coast-C0QUITLAM, British Columbia
where worlds biggest transportation
system-Canadian Pacific railways
building mammoth terminals. Will be
forty-eight-stall roundhouse, $50 miles
trackage, etc; wide, deep, fresh water
harbor of Pitt n Fraser rivers, level
land, only site on Canadian Pacific
coast having these water and rail traf-
nc facilities n at same time suitable
for manufacturing and industrial pur-
poses. O. p. r.. double tracking main
line from pratries to coast at cost OF
s6o,000.O0O, also building new lines
through all parts of western Canada;
Panama canal will force most of grain
to European markets via Pacific coast
ports; G. p. r., greatest railway tap
ping these wheat areas, also has more
lines than all other roads combined
coast province, in which arc more
standing forests h a any " area In
North America, more wheat lands than
any state in h union, more a than
Pennsylvania more water powers n
fruit-growing areas h Ontario.
ingress for this vast territory. Several
industries running. Alberta grain
men establishing grain elevators and
flour mills; only shipbui1dlng plant on
coast building ships for Panama trade
now; @. r. r. owns land two and half
miles long by half mile wide, has made
agreement with municipality regard
ing subways, taxes, etc; Is rushing
work, has no lots TO SELL we own town.
site. Write today for maps, handsome
GIxYBXUGdH g. THOMAS. i6os Pioneep
Press Bldg. St Paul, Minnesota. (U.
s. representatives of Coquitlam Ter
imnal Co.. Ltd Vancouver, 3. CD
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FOR sA-LE-LIVEsTOCIS.

FOR sALE-Percheron stallion, regis
tered with the Percheron Society OF
America under number 1881; sire,
.Carnot' (5S675); DAM, "Limonade'
fSsn2o1. imported from France Seps
fember 1905; foaIed April 1907; color,
black. star; weight about L900 pounds;
in splendid condition. Holland Dakota
Landbouw Compagnie. Beltield, ~. p
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BARBER wishes to dispose OF fine
proposition, working two growing
new towns on N. p. RI. r.; good prices:
chairs and everything furnished; no
additional expense; good for from s23
to SGT a week. 800 cash takes place.
Reasons. sick. Dick Broertjes, box 10,
Wing, N. u.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
IN ASSOCIATION
BOWLING LEAGUE
Continued from Page three.

Continued from Page Three.
Geo. Grove, A. f. Cannon, f.. H. Taylor.
Sam P-apermaster, Max Goldberg.
II. j.. Kenner, captain; A. L. Rachac,
r. II. Flynn, r.. T.. Bertel, A. NJ. Corn
wall, III. +. Emery, Dean Brown, II. Il.
L~okensgaard, John j. Hun, G. ID. He'd
lund, r. K. Edberg.
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@. Lacy Crawford, one of the big
rams OF ST. Louis, is spoken OF as the
next president of the Cardinals. J.C
Jones, the present head OF the club,
Is ready to hand in his resfgnatioT
just as soon as some one can be ge-
lected to fill the place.
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NEWSPAPER for sale or lease a. ywe.,

central North Dakota; power plant
complete equipment town about Bb0
and in an excellent farming country:
money maker for q hustler. Will sell
ga1ity and subscription list and YOU
put In your own plant; or will LEASE n
a reliable printer editor; must go veaf
o account OF sickness. Address 193,
care Forum.
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The Fargo Forum prints
more classified ads than
any ether paper in the
State Of North Dakota.
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Harry Davis, the former nrst base
man or the Athletics and for years ad-
the Philadelphia club as trainer and
scout. Davis was let go last year TO
manage the Cleveland club. q Job from
which he resigned before the season
closed.
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Pres. Bob Hedges Of the Browns
hopes his team will have a much easter
time drawing crowds in st. Louis low
ulated Roger after he had signed with
the Cubs and said he wished him all
kinds of luck.
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FOR sABE-All my restaurant sun
plies. pool tables, stock. etc, on rea-
sonabfe terms; will rent building 10
responsible party; good location: $50
cash business daily. For further infor-
nation, write Henry Nelson, Leeds. N.
ID
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BASEBALL GOSSIP.

Mike Donlin seems doomed 10 go TO
the minors after all. The Phillies will
Billy Locke, who said ne did not in
ten to retain him on the play roll.
Last summer Donlin was too slow on
his feet to be of any great value in the
outheld. His hitting was far below
what II used to be and with no speed
his value Is generally decreased.
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FOR sALE-Drug stock and two-story
brick building, total about $40, 600:
1912 sales above $4,000, this years
VIII be about Sis, 900; no liquor; $1,000
must be cash; two drug stores, county
seat town, main line. Abe Burnett.
Bowman. N. d.
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Hal Chance say second base is the
place he really prefers TO play. Chance
yided he finds he IL able to get into the
game himself next spring at frst.
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The Red Sox have signed pitcher
Martina from the Beaumont, Tex,
team. Martina would hardly be abba
to make good with the Cubs because az
his name.
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Grover Cleveland Alexander, famed
pitcher OF the Phillies, is running a
pool hall In his home village OF st.
Paul, Neb. He is something OF 4 pooi
shark himself and wants to keep in
practice through the long winter.
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Chick Gandill Is expected to land the
Senators In front the coming year IL
he can keep up the hitting OF last
season. He was with the washington
season and pulled them into second
place.
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John Foster, new secretary OF the
Giants. is a veteran newspaper man
OF New York.
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Cuban players are getting decidedly
popular in this country. Besides the
two Cubans on the Cincinnati team,
Griffith viii AVE n OF the Senators
the coming year, and Mike Kelly OF
the indianapolis team win sign up am
other.
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MEAT MARKET FOR SALE on RENT
on main line of 500, In town az
about 700: building 25x6O two-story, ce-
ment blocks and good fxtures; a snap
II taken at once. c.. M. Kribbs, VIM
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T. p. and p. & H. B. Rys.; entrance
great Peace river country. Write, Pac
Land q Townsites Co, Ltd, 1877 Pac
BLDG Vancouver, b. c., for maps, plats,
printed matter. Agents wanted.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE OR RENT--New grocery
store. Ill Sixth avenue north. Fargo.
BARRER sHOP-Two chaira. First-
class at . bargain. Address 14T care
FOR sALE-BIacksmith and wood
shop. INQUIRE OF VIM. Minor. Cassel-
WANTED TO RENT-IIotel OF about
q rooms furnished. R. r. Mcken2ie.
6eachs N. ID.
FOR sALE-OnIy millinery In town OF
4SV; a bargain. Address Mira, Elmer
rustad Hendrum. MINI.
WAITED TO RENT-Barber shop;
three chairs or more; with privilege
Oh buying. 221 care Forum.
FOR SALE-Furniture business in
thriving North Dakota city; good OPP
terms reasonable. 217 care
DRUG STORE for sale; best location
IN state; sales $4,000 yearly; invoice
WIN fixtures, s4,000;. only store In
zO1 care Forum.
In ANSWERING ali want ads. giving
q certain number care OF The Forum
pc sure to address your answer 70 thas
number, In care of Forum. This In
snres prompt attention.
FOE SALE-New stock of groceries
and shoes; invoice So, 900 Jan. 1, 1919;
Wiit either sell or rent building; this Ii
2 snaps in good Dakota town west OF
Fargo. Address 2l9 Forum
Sl'0OO.OO PART CASH takes oficfal
county paper in prosperous western
Town, $26e monthly income without
change Of climate. Address rs care
pornm.
FURNITURE OF A 12-RoOM ROOM
ING mouse, boarding and transient.
ICING on homestead only reason for
5eIllng- Doing a good business. Smith
hoomtng House, 604 Third street
Devils Lake. n. D. Miss Smith, Prop.
WE HAVE several good running stocks
or merchandise to exchange for good
clear farms that are priced right: here
ls q chance to step into a going bust
ness Graham Realty Company, Fargo
o sALE-Store in a new town;
STOCK OF groceries, shoes, hardware,
and coal business. Invoice $4,000.
Building 24x40, two lots. Have other
business. Address, Postmaster. Have
lock. N. d.
FOR SALE will sell my black
smith shop equipped with power ma
chinery; two FORCES; reason for selling.
have too much other business. For
price, write to Albert M. Lawrence.
Geneseo, N. d.
WILLOW RIVER, ID. C.-Main line a
T. r.. and p. & H. b. Rys.; entrance
great Peace river country. Write, Pac.
Land & Townsites Co, Ltd, 12T Pac.
printed matter. Agents wanted.
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BUx on THaADE.

wTLL hUx 0RTmADE cor yq1lr sec
ondnaud HARNESS.. WI. H, Stewart
harAeeA shop HaEGps
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PERsONAL.

sxwamnWanted at once. $4,000 estates
MRIWM seeking claimants. You may be
HAANonA. Facts in booklet. SEND
stamp. international Claim
.134s, Pittsburg, Pa.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

wHEN YOU WANT 20 talk to the
people OF prosperous South Dakota
YOU can do it best through the columns
IL The Aberdeen Daily American, read
every day by $4,000 In $50 towns and
rural routes in the northern half OF
the state; classified ADS, for sale, help
i cent q word each insertion. Send
stamps TO American. Aberdeen. = -.
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LAND FoR SALE.

~EENAvOnS. EacbS IN pOOAASI GenQ
stamp. International Claim
Arency. "134", Pittsburg, Pa.
LAND FOR SALE.
WOR SALE at a bargain. I3 acres OF
land In city Of Moorheadt good g.
room house. history barn, 20xS2 feet:
good granary and machine she'd plenty
az GOOD water; owner must sell at once,
very easy terms. Enquire Empire Land
44S wheeler Blk Moorhead. Phone
1856.
FOR sAHIHs-I Will sell you $50 acres
OF good land In Divide county with
an t~ncumbrance Of $1,000 for $500, and
will get you d free homestead along
side of $50 acres, 4S0 In All, for an in
vestment OF only $500. ALSO have q
half dozen 32O-acre hotnestoads on
which / will locate You Tor $100 per
$50 acres. i. Golden. Ambrose, ~. u.
TX KEY no PROSPERITY Is on the
Laurafeld Ranch, Millett, LaSalle
county, Texas. 10 miles south OF San
Antonio. This ranch Is sold In tracts
OF 10 acres aud up. Now about y, goo
In cultivation. Good SOIL healthy eli.
mate. abundant rainfall, schools,
churches and stores OF sill kinds. BE
with III on our next excursion. J. y.
Warren Land Co.. 3aO Munadn0ek
Bldg Chicago, Ill
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Lost
FOR SALE on

LOST-Bunch OF Keys. Return to Nc
q, Sth st. 30.
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FOR sALE--EARNfs.


FOR SALE--FARMS.
FOR sALEE320 acres. all cultivated
fenced. good soil, good buildings; q
bargain. must sell. Austin. Neville. N.
Oak.
FOR sALE-Good "a section In Nor
man county. MIMI. i've miles from
county seat. clear terms, might take
smaller farm in trade. A. M. Parsons,
Ada, MINI.
AN IDEAL FARM H0ME or 100 acres.
under cultivation 3 miles from rood
N. ID. town. $1,000 house. other build
tngs; fruit trees: spring water. Might
exchange for good Fargo Residences
property. Address box GIT Fargo.
FOR RENT--A good well drained Po-
tatoe n stock Farm. $40 acres,
well improved, Three miles from
.crookatonl and Joining loading station
Apply Wheeler Lane IL Loan COMPANY.
Erookstor. Minnesota
$40 ACRES in Cass county. III. hi. fortv
acres good meadow. balance tlnder
cultivation; railroad station and vilIage
right on the farm; farm includes All
nnsoId lots In village. Price only S46
an acre one-third cash. balances III 4
per cent. w. j. Lane Fargo N. Oak.
FOR sALE--I have several fne Sd ana
12D-acre farms Tor sale both MORO
ed and untrnproyed. within two fo sly
miles from Detroit, Milan; some At
them with lake frontage. Prices right
ana terms reasonable. For further par-
ticuIars write or address II. AfnArIand
Fargo M. p. Ph0n $40.
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LINNHAVEN oRcHARDs OF THE

LINNHAVEN ORCHARDS or THE
famous Eantiam fruit district, In the
Willamette valley, Oregon. comprises
$500 acres OF the finest apple orchards
ever placed before the Investing public;
S420 per arce is the selling price 1T this
timber. plant and cultivate the orchard
for i've full years; you ave seven
years to pay for your orchard. without
interest, taxes or assessments OF any
nature; we now have 500 acres planted.
If you are interested in the most re-
m~unerative Investment OF modern
times. write as and I'VE will forward
literature regarding our plan. g. Al.
SARLES, SALES AGENT. 30S Pioneer
bldg, ST. Paul, MINI,
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~ - H
a. Sth Bt 30.
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Stock of
merchandise in northwestern North
Dakota, new town. good business, own
er has other interests requiring at
tention. Building leased. Address 14S
care Forum.
FOR SALE on ExCHfANGE-16O acres
Of first-class land In Stark county,
North Dakota, all under cultivation and
only ave miles from good railroad
town: also good new store building and
threeSlots in county seat town. North
Dakot& rents for $S6 per month. What
nave you to ofrer3 Address box aS4,
Manning, N. ID.
n0 Room HOpEA FOR SALE Or Ex-
CHANGE FOR DESIRABLh FARM
LAND OR WILL SELL FURNITURI
AND GIVE SATISFACTORY LEASE.
on main line OF Northern Pacific and
Great Northern railways. twenty miles
from Fargo. Steam heat In eyery
room. New acetelyne gas plant.
~Eniendidl furnished doing best
basjness In city. satisfactory reasons
for retiring from business. Address 162
Forum.
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TEAMsTER WANTEn-Apply a. Il.
Fairs Dray Line.
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LADx,s fur lined coat, size sS, cost
S6b, too small for owner; Will sell
for $40: also long Dlack beaver coat
lined with black satin Tor S10i three
black skirts and navy blue tailor mad
suit and four dozen plated knives and
forks. Call Broadway hotel. " Broad
way.
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LEARN THE BARBER TRADE
BARRIERS always in demand. big
wages easy work. few weeks coma.
plete by our method Free. beautifui
illustrated catalogue explaining every
Trims. Write at once, special induce
ments now. Moler Barber College 2IhF
Nicollet av. Minneapolis, MINI. Esta0-
lished 1888.
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FOR SALE will sell my black
smith shop equipped with power ma
chinery; two FORCES; reason for selling.
have too much other business. For
price, write to Albert M. Lawrence.
Geneseo, N. d.
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ton in general store as clerk: had
four years experience; can also do
Bookkeeping and not afraid to work.
Go anywhere. Address box 346s Mad
dock N. ID.
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representatives in North and South
Dakota. Representative will be re-
quired to take $4,000 of the capital
stock OF corporation. 62S Liggett
building, st. Louis.
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y VIZ HAVE residences for rent Z
y at right prices. See what we {
y have. Graham Realty Company. Z
q I02 Broadway. Phone S54. &
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gdy Before Mailing In Your Order Which Must Be Accompanied By The Cash
For EXCHANGE.


GOOD AUTOMOBILE wanted as part
payment for 100 acres In Red river
valley. Box u. Nome, n. ID.
HAVE $4,000 stock OF ladies' coats,
suits and waists; want 20 exchange
for farm and. Address Box 80. Fargo.
ANYBODY having land In Minnesoea
or North Dakota, wild or cultivated,
and wishing to exchange for Minne-
apoIis or st. Paul income property,
write me at once. Box 722. Fargo.
WILL TRADE-5zo acres clear iand, /
Ia miles OF main line N. p. r. r. 40
miles east OF Billings, yellowstone
county, Montana. Value $4,000
for good running stock general
merchandise or hardware. Gilbert Oh
son. Sandlie. N, D.. Divide Co.
FOR EXPERIMENTATION general
merchandise, building and fixtures,
In N. D., to trade for eastern NJ. ID.
farm. $4,000 general merchandise,
and building In southeastern 8. d, to
trade for tract OF land, must be. good
and price right; want part cash.
$4,000 stock OF hardware and building
in N. D., to trade for good land. $50
acre prairie land in Morton Co. N. d;
all can be cultivated; good soil; 20
trade for stock OF hardware: price $25
per acre, inc. $500. Also have drug
stocks, -four mills, autos, threshing
rigs to trade for al or farms. o. q.
Vaala, Paramount, N. ID.
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Lady AGENTS In Minnesota and
North akoIa make SO to SIS per
day; new speciality; sells on sight to
either sex. Call evenings or address
Lien Agency. SlS Fourth avenue north,
Fargo.
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mELP wANTEp-FEMALn.

H0usEKEEpER wanted, 1s4s list ave
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BOOK-PLATEs, trade marks, letter
heads and illustrations designed to
prices right. H. e. Agnes, Forum Adv.
Dept
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WANTEN-Nifgy men for the woods
at oncet D r advanced. Olsson Elm.
ployment Co, 317 N. r.
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WANTED-Experienced girls at the
Red River laundry.
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FOR ~SALE-Store In a new town;
stock Of groceries. shoes. hardware
and coal business. Invoice S2,5OO.
Building 24x40, two lots. Have other
business. Address. Postmaster, Have
lock. N. d.
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FOR SALE-One lady's mahogany
writing desk; one mahogany section
al book case, 4 sections; one genIis-
mans shaving cabinet; one Y WILL
ton rug, 6x9, ali in good condition and
bargains for quick sale, on account OF
moving. 7O7 Seventh street south.
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GIRL for general housework. Call a
2l9 18th st s. or phone 1892.
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PRTyTER-Nr booze. steady lob to
right man. Good wages: wire or
coms at once. d. G. Patterson. Ante-
lope. Mont.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
q certain number care OF The Forum
pc sure TO address our answers to
tnat number, In care of Forum. This
prompt attention.
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WANTED-Girl for general housework;
small family. Mrs. Fl. ]. Bot, 1902
7th st. s..
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WE HAVE several good running stocks
OF merchandise to exchange for GOOD
clear farms that are priced right; here
IS a chance to step into a going bust
ness Graham Realty Company, Fargo
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COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work; good wages. 504 Fourteenth
street south.
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GERI@For genera housework. Phon'
1851. s18 5th St no.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-06-26
BEAUTY OF SOUL.


(which will you choose, beauty
Of body or soul2" the spirit about to
be clothed in the flesh was asked.
OF body" she replied, dream
ing Of conquest.
And beauty Of body only was
hers.
And thou?" was asked Of an
other.
OF SOUL" she replied.
And, 10. both were given unto
herl For truly it is impossible for
one to be ugly who has a beautiful
soul.-From the Writings Of the
Hindu Sage, Vishnusarman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-06-26
MISS HELEN KELLER.

a ray Of light or hear any kind of
sound. Then try to imagine never
having been able to see or hear any
thing, and you will realize more keen
ly the plight of the blind deaf mute.
1t is to bring light into the lives of
such unfortunate persons that the in
stitution has been opened at Newawes.
There are many other institutions
throughout the world where blind deaf
mutes are cared for and to some ex-
tent educated. but that at Newawes
perhaps gives more attention to devel-
oping the minds of the pupils than does
any other.
The sense Of touch must necessarily
be relied on wholly for the instruction
Of such persons, and consequently the
little u~nfortunates at Newawes are
taught to see with their fingers.
Some Of the children are exceedingly
apt. and all of them are greatly bene-
flied by the instruction. They have
their playrooms and recreation hours
the same as other children do, and
they enjoy their needles and dolls and
toys as keenly as their more fortunate
brothers and sisters do their more
strenuous forms Of play.
The most remarkable blind and deaf
person in the world is Miss Helen KEEL
Ter. Not only is she remarkable in
view of her affection. but her achieve
ments might we'll be considered re-
markable in a person possessed of all
the faculties.
Although blind and deaf from in
fancy, Miss Keller no longer is a mute.
She not only speaks distinctly. but a
sing the scale.
Miss Keller is a college graduate. a
Socialist. a sufragette and a writer of