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, yearn ., and that is the death-rate among the Indians. A that th * {'ri" ' w,'s '"'"' *'•*' ll resident among the Indians !iiellsl "pread of tuberculosis among them was in a great Hiiil l"'"diiced in the following way. In the Indian schools are v Maintained by the government, the superintendents stoo,) !ln*'"us to have a large roll, which is easily under-'""ties • Hp(lui'"tly, the Indian children are taken from '"'"ele I 80*.'s already infected; these children become il|i(l u l"*'* are kept there uiitil they become hopelessly ill, '"lili; " ,"u'y are returned to their homes. In this way the truth " ls sI"'|ad. It-does seem to me that if there is any (iii,l u ll statement of this kind it should be investigated, '''•;il,.. We should make every effort to see that such a delibl)ii ,,"""'-'gainst these people should be prevented.

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