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citizens as might with to open them in the ordinary business manner it would be [[strikethrough]] with [[/strikethrough]] beneficial [[strikethrough]] to all. [[/strikethrough]] to very many.  The revenues of the tribe would be increased, [[strikethrough]] and every purpose served. [[/strikethrough]] and there would be no loss of prosperity [[strikethrough]] in the the same with the Mill. [[/strikethrough]] is true.

Instances have come to my knowledge of young [[strikethrough]] men wishing [[/strikethrough]] Indians [[strikethrough]] who [[/strikethrough]] contemplating [[strikethrough]] the [[/strikethrough]] to opening shops in different parts of the Reserve, [[strikethrough]] and [[/strikethrough]] to compete with the Agency shops, they feeling sure of success.  [[strikethrough]] all which shows [[/strikethrough]] This certainly plan would [[?]] [[?]] that there are a chances for [[strikethrough]] several of [[/strikethrough]] making a living by trades on the Reserve.  Particularly [[?takers]] in connection with the fact that [[?cash]] have own land for a farm which would eke out a living.

[[strikethrough]] The three Judges do good service, and [[/strikethrough]]  The establishment of the Court of offences is one of the most important steps taken in behalf of advancement.  The three Judges appointed to serve among the O's are well chosen & doing good service & it may be found.  [[strikethrough]] Under such a system the circumstances likely to follow so great an advance increase of independence, it may [[/strikethrough]]