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The Academic'Lawyer Has Done Much
to Discredit the Profession

 

By ROGER SHERMAN, Vice~Pres‘t Ill. State Bar Ass'n.

 

 

HONDAY, JAN. 23, 1922

 

7 EMA-mun ALMANAO son;

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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

 

 

 

 

The academic lawyer has donc‘as much—if not more—--to discredit

intellectual proposition usually results in failure. Advising on ’a business
question from the purely academic point of view generally spells disaster
if the advice is followed by the client. Most of us need more business:
sense and-less erudition iii-handling the affairs of ourselves 3nd our clients. 1

As we well know, some lawyers have developed a genius at mixing
things up, merely because they are ignorant of business and business prin-

 

 

 
 

ffinc'e thcmtlmei' of inoculation.

the profession as the dishonest practitioner.) Trying a case as an abstract;

 

 

Keep your child in mortar-y
grounding. give him lots of fresh air,
.exerclses. proper ”food. don’t over feed
lhlm. give him a: daily bath.
:clothing. and your child will be as
perfect as the Creator intended him to
‘ be; ‘
l . P. CASTELLA.NO.IM. T. 1).. D. C.

 

T0 DR. TRACEY.
South Norwalk. Jan. 23.
Editor Sentinel:———

rBelonging to the laymen body. of so-
ciety and only a simple parent. re-
sponsible for my own child—but lim-
ited in knowledge. we seek informa-
tion. \

Being helpless in ignorance—~we
wish our Dr. Tracey to answer some
quotations taken from a recent print.
from world famous M.“D‘s.

“Dr. W. J. Collins. for twelve years

 

ciples. Theyom introduce so many fgnc-ii'ul and imaginary oomplimtionsl
into a simple real estate deal that they frighten the seller out of selling and
the buyer out of buying; Both become satisfied that the law is a. man-

 

Old “'0” Lodge. No. 108. F. and A.
M. meets in Masonic building. Souln
lain street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
each month. July and August except-
Qd. at S o'clm‘k. All Muster Blasons
cordially und froternully invited.

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trap, the lawyers being the trappers and the clients the trapped. >

To regain and to hold his place in the business world the lawyer must
learn business methods and adopt in large measure the business point of
view. Otherwise he will be passed by as being too impracticable.

 

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llOll'l‘. .I..WAJ.SH. W. M. .
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec 3'.

 

the preceding ten years were as fol-
lows: In 1898 there were 149,012
smallzvox cues With 40.971 deaths;

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vaccine physician in Edinburgh and
London wrltec: ‘If I had the desire to
describe one-third of the victims ruin-
ed by vaccination. the blood would
stand still in your veins. Dr. Stowell.
with stlll'larger experience. declares:
"Vaccination is not only an illusion
but a downright curse to humanity."
Dr. Hitc‘hman. of Liverpool says:

 
 

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linade ill from this virus ussd against- "
the parents best judgement.“ that the
Board of Health should be ‘mndeg _

liable by law to prosecution of same ‘
Board. ‘ It is time that parents had '
some right to regulate ofl’sp‘rings. If
this is not a socialistlc measure. and ,.

indeed. one of Communism also. then '
lwhy is it not? We consider the
" "method” is sanitary 'at present time.
but just the same putting an impurity , ’
into the blood. furthermore. When one .
needle is used for five Ifz'tze patients as '
seen given in this town by one of the
Medical Fraternity. we thing even the
“method" could be improved. _
If there is any geod answer to all'
this we are willing and glad to hear. 1
AN ANXIGIFS PARENT.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

500 Pair
Full Sized Double Bed,

 
 
 
 

 

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Not since the days when cam-cum?
flags was a means of saving one’s life: .
has there been the-demand for arti- ‘
ficlal freckles that exists nowadays.

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“I have seen hundreds of children
killed by vaccination." Dr. Rlcord. a
distinguished French physician. ad-
mits that" syphilis is often transmitted
by vaccination." Dr. Edward Pollard.

 
 
 
 

Girls who have genuine full grown: j
sun-made freckles cam nifty be ad‘rised. .v

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A Htulml Convocation of Butler ; ‘ 9 . _ mortality 27% per cent; in 1905 there. - It seem that ”1110888 Man' is . 1 ‘ _ ‘, _ .
Clmpu-I'- No. as. u. A. M. will be READERS VIEWS Were 10,704 cases with 3,388 deaths. 3:"? iinw§?glia’;g' 01:32:23“ “xiii"; freckled and-this has as: the style in ‘ Rfiular $7.5) £1 alue
held on ’l‘m-sdn)’ evening. Jan. 24. mortality 31* per cent; and in 1908 fort -six hill] on vnccinated bv him England and Gosh hemmyollng wo- ‘ .
.1922 in Masonic rl-anle. South Main there were 13.075 cases with 5,835 thirtyv—nin: Decline affected with syn: man‘ who Maw W at least one .
“mot. City. ‘.‘ \‘.\('(‘L\'.\TION AND ITS HORROSX deaths. mortality 321,5 per cent. hills." . ' irreckle on her nose warmer it be re- '

““"k'; i‘lfll,Af‘.,‘\"(.:;fi.r::lon Edgar Editor Sentinel:—— _These figures. considering the vac- Dr. Alexander Wilder. editor of the wuss“ °T ‘mm' “ ‘5 -"~---
aniflllqr':::luili High Priest of Con- 18 Vaccination a preventive or °"‘f” “’"dmom "‘mm5 m 5‘4““ “7" “9W, York Medical Times and Dmfes‘ “0“

' 7 [win mnkr ‘his official visit on smallpox? This is a questions which de‘ "f“: “Eli compulsory laws. «Hefner-of physiology of the U. s. Medical If freckles are stile gnu-ere is one
“99”" . should be taken seriously bv the pur- “W“ “MN." Significant to say the cofiege of New York says: “Vaccina- mung WWW“ “at W W“ 0‘ “‘0 ‘5‘
mafia}: will I,“ 3......” by “1.. ladies QM... “More submitting their own I'M-51: and fully shatter the tallaclous tion is the infusion of a contar'nina- evidently a whole season ahead of;
ofdhl- ”mew". Slur. children to poisonous contamination. Vaccme doctrine that vaccination ls, ting element into the system. and after limo"? PIS? ‘1}! style. .

(‘luuwml‘lq .\_ lmnwx. H. P. 1 huu- been approached by many the only effective "WNW? against out: contamination you can never ---o«—- -l 3

smallpox and that always lowers the
mortality in epidemics!
here we see from the official 1'. 8.5
Health Reports that in this much—'
vaccinated population there was .not"
only a series of severe epidemics with
very high mortality. but a constantly

She is practically ‘one_,who‘le freckle.
The only dll’ference between she and‘
\Vesley Barry when it 00239810 freck~ .
le_s is that she does her hair 'd-m‘err f
rmly.

hope to regain the farmer purity of
your blood. Thus tainted the body is
made liable to about -of ailments; all
cases 6!? consumption may he as un-
equivocal? traced to vaccination as
effects follows causes."

"Jenner in 4798 was the first to in-

mothers who object very strongly to
such an operation. and this is '.not a,
muttcr to be. taken with crcdulltyi
simply because it. is pointed out as a
pren-nlivv by some supposed author-
ity. It is time that mothers' lqve for
lu-r (-hihl awnkes to the point of Wires

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The Hum-nu or Public Roads.
Whil'll administers the funds of the
ilFf-(lorul Aid System. hm» inaugurated
the ('\(‘¢'lll'lll pnllt‘) nl' l‘nststlng on the

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elimination of grad“ ('r‘lfismgs‘ All-V titration lu-t'orc she lakes the serious uM-ending‘mortality from 27V" per 0““th the virus into hlllnfl’l-‘lvbelngs sighlng for the. good old days. i:
project l'ul‘ a stat-:- road hPW-‘aflf‘r stop of allowing such compulsory meu- Cent, 1" ”>95 t0 315% PM cent. in was in order to stimulate immunity from! -—-o-—- l.
“hivlu :l- sin-s lulvrul lwlp must sub» 8“,... to “.3 applied to hm. mug one. and 33% p9? Ct‘nl- in T1905? th'reas!smallnox. and later every one of his He asked us if we remembered the ‘5
scribe In lhls polity and satisfy lhu l.«-l mo pollit out :1 fnw facts to the ”l" USUIU .mnrtullty IIIVt‘n 113‘ 200daown f:unily died of tuhe‘rculoms. mar- days when a girl tasted naturally if“:
J‘edvrul hum-1m that It is carrying ,it lllOt'llers and then if ”m" (lceni wise. ulnhorlles in old limos before the day-s “1-3 to a foolish cause. you kissed her; and when if she had
0‘“ "n"“‘"i"“"""s'~"" without.investigation chew the man- (L \u'rm‘nnuon ““3 0"” 15 ‘0 20 p9“ I’d-ml" “9"? 11"“ 3m“? facts taken to walk back hom'e‘lt Was because the,
“rum“. ;. m...l rnrms purl of a «l-m- “r ”W ”Chm” lmunl' ”was” ““"L‘ 501’ “NOV." 0‘ Smallpox. by from The Ladtcs’ Home Journal of horse had busted the breeching strap.
‘primun m. ,,|,‘,,.§1;,l,. higlnull' gys. ‘ _~ . ~ .' ‘_ Dr. James Moore. .lvnner's chief us- may and June 1910, that have never and knocked the dashboard of thev
. ‘ ‘ “huh has lu-n found or prayed to $.43“! Iondvn lle': . p 0:” . ‘ d d Thel ' ,
rem. llu- lll;lll must lush under on ”A“ .m ””in Human, “S “Mm“: sis . . o . . . has: .. .. been contradicted m 13p“??? -_ .. .buggy all to Helen Gown.
over in vuilrunrl inst-"ml 01' N‘OSSlHS at. I’ll'sl-i'l‘e-mnus or Lockiaw. one of Snmr astounding rcu-lulion has justlearly occupying: army _of the l ruled. __0_
grmh- In tho- nltl. ('zll'vll‘SS way. unless ”W ”mg! Mum“ mm ”will in “S m.‘ (‘ometo light the publication: of Publlc‘Sta‘tes in the Philippines. s ‘most "T7395? present day girls." he "2-: _
lhe ulnulv-rv'nssink’ is U"D"*"‘*'”“"”"- lion. M”. ills1.|,“.ps of ”“ka germs l1l‘llllll Svrvicr lit-port. from Phillip-.lhoroughly \‘ucclnnlrd org.nlzation oflrnarkfid as he borrowed tobacpo for;
l‘Ilr'Orlx' will lu- llllllll' l0 lllukl‘ so-con- in \zmclm- ”ms. SN) Jourm'u Mmlirul pines. Duringflthc yvurs 191?? nm’l'hk‘ked men and officers showed a his pipe-«and let us pause to remark,
dun vumlv mumlly sul'v. “'th H “hymn.” “05‘0“ “as...” “an 1903. A919 the Philippines lunl 107.98! casesfimalllmx outbreak llf'm‘nlllHRSOOH {Ir-filial he is some borrower—"haven't:
'llll:ll\\..- ”'.”er :lml nurrossrs :1 mil. Set-(mm llil'l't-rvnl forms, of tho 0' smallpox and 59.7“ dunlhs! All lerarrivul and continuing until no “133“"? natural grace and sweetness off
Tomi ll .- lulu'lmny r0111“ “'“l l!" L'i'l'lns M Sepsis “m”. produvv u... ‘ cum-s were vaccinated and rm‘acrin-‘lhun 737 (‘usvs \W‘I't‘ Hf‘knOWll‘dm’ll b."1thoir mother and grandmothers. There:
<h.m:~l In nun Mum: our side of 1h" (lungm-nus und ol'lcn l‘ntul fostering: ulul. glhe vlllt-l' suruvmi With some 261 used to ho a limp “’hon “apt—ting mmw‘
"-’""‘“"’ ’ cum-s “mu-3mg um) ulmrs of dln'vvr. ll' spacv would allow me. I could ‘l‘U‘hS""=1 mll‘fl’r ""“"‘ "““' “W 9“"‘.I'icd was like taking a package Nomi
I. \\||| (llNl mum») in do this. am! -nv kiwi SN“! {Hr ltnllvtin 1.. l s 19”,.“ h, Mn”. ““031“,“ “H. smustug.posed“- lmmunlzml men. many Fay-f1 grab bag. ;
In rum-l Iln- leulslh' "H’Mw‘fi “"4 “_”‘ ”’.‘.“ H“. llul,,,,..lm,.>\. 190;. r. 5. Hm] Suites U" the l'nion \\-),cr(.?lllg bl‘f‘" Vm‘f’ll’illl‘d “HF,“ or lllOl‘l' ..o.. i -----------------------
(ll'lp:l>m s \\lll'lr {IUNSIIIQS :lrl- IncHl- 'l‘izirtl _\¢-finnnn(-osls “r Lunun'l\-H('Il'ull(m ““3 made (-unlpulm‘y. {heuvithln fifteen momhs. [‘0 make the 00".». good thing about short dresses.
.wlw. lull llu L'vuo vlnnn-nl tlunk< n is .l.m This: |ll‘0lllll""fl H “Wm“. “‘5‘”; . dv-uih “m. ,5 groan-r than “firs where lease look “'0er In this report of Chlt‘f: is "my you can almost reach “1...:
“W”, I.,. ,.,..,....; m“: .r sum» and ”.2 “mm”. m U“. hows m. ”mu“ or moulnutlun is optional. Let me xix-egsurfi‘m‘ l-ll’l‘l"“"”~ ‘- 5. ~"-- ll" "‘3-;_\«»v:ngmers the 31912311?! by watchingl ‘-“
"("""" "”""""”"“’ (lo ”m' the} flu- hl'flkl. brain. or shine. something Ulr opinion of men who made a stud_\*:"’mfi‘°t”‘° "“9 ';”:”"“_“';“*‘:;t of :7,“ (hr wnmt‘n go in: """"" g “““ " ’ ' """""' "'r-/~' ‘n'nn-g
clul'lrlll». uill, in tiuu- . r_ lo «- . .~ 7'. r-i 0_ (,I _' n' .'U,- Vaccination; \no. rm ion CrUHJH .«. “'l l to a )e‘ —O——- y , , _ 4—
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

UT. Dakar; Vaccination is not Minus .1
xl-w York. 1912M

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TH“ ‘ ' prm‘vdunl: it might ht hmkm mmnltrmh :lsll1«\ llnd it w. 1' 1 l ‘ l- ‘01— - . h WALL AND HIGH STREE'B NORWALI .

”"1”... ”mums the lloston ’l‘runs- which nrlmlls that vaccination is one‘us “n amm- mf..cum,s .hswsog- . Prsmmn‘ we prefer the healthy re- 1 « "tar \ilen)? s train of thong] ,
Him. “ml” “m...” N...” um, cemem or ”’." mum“ of Infantile paralysis. . l’rnl'csosr 1-‘. \y. Newman. 01‘ ablsismmv M a normal PM“ ”ox-Wm tilorrthan: “in used to go (town-DWIWI ~-
:lr) {ll'lo-r unollwr. (lurs ls the age VIN“ 41"" Sh”! '3 l‘llllf‘N‘UIOSlS HIM] ford": Against the lm-ly of a healthy - . to .p m. «sson or us—anynay l .

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(‘unm-r, 'l‘lu-rc has been a slrongrmi-imun Parliament, has no right of 115-1, l l If)" '7 ”"5 ‘f"‘:‘:"“‘“‘ method!
\h-llon growing for some yours past sunll “hum-rm: umlu- pretence ol‘ lllel‘m' 1““ \H'i‘ that “lure children are
among close students of vaccination.'puhlic health."
both within and without the medical professor All’lwl Russel \‘l'nllucx‘. in
profession. that the practice of wldo- ”Hm \Vondorl'ul Century." 1899:
sprcml inoculation of the population "Vaccination is .1 delusion, its penal
with known and unknown ulcvrutlve enforcement :1 crime."
diseases or pus infections such as Compulsor) yusclnutlon is (-omlem.
found in vaccine virus is probably re- I nod by our Courts us unconstitutional,
sponsihle for the greater increase in I and here I may cite few decisions:
two of the worst and most fatal ulrcr- Judge llurtlctl. of Nmr York Su-
ative discnscs of modern times. \‘lz..‘prcnie Court. in the case of “'allcrs
Tuberculosis and Cancer. in 1894. decided that:
There has long been supposed to be "To vaccinate a person against hls
some relation l)(‘l\\'0(‘n Cancer and will. without legal authority so to do.
Vaccination. because the some micro- would LL? an a§ault."
bial germ or form has been found in Judge Gaynor. -of the same Court.
the virus or lesions or both diseases. in the case of Smith against Health
and also In smallpox and syphilis. (,‘ommlssloner Emery of Brooklyn in
known as Vaccine Bodies. Look at 1894. gave the following important
the report of N. Y. Slate Cancer La-

of consciousness of ou-rything' that
has gone to muko- us what we are:
and in the mutlvr 01' great men and.
umnuu. pl-rlmps H is the guilty con~
somusnoss that “e are not now pro-
.«luclm: tlu-lr llkv that hurls us to
lhink so much about the great ones
lhnt lwlongcd to the last generation
or the last but one."

j‘hut may bu tho case in Boston.
Out this way we on- nol so ready to
believe that the line of grout ones has
romc to an end.

It is true that our contemporaries
do not axuhur to us to be such great
men and Women as: some of the out-
standing Characters of history. But
one- has only to read the history of
the times and events which centered.
about those notables to llnd that ln

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Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral Tributes, Ew'y
All Occasions
Willow Baskets, Jardinieres, Aquariums, ArtifiL ’
Fertilizers, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, In.» : 9

South Norwalk Florist and Seed “tore

2 SOUTH MAlN STREET _5=HO:\‘£$
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flhrir ago they were regarded by decision which was afterwards full)"
”I‘llhn')‘ sincere porsons as tyrants 017 boratory for 1903 and 1903. pages 10 sustained by the N. Y. Court of AD-

and 78. Another reason for this sup-
posed relationship is that those two of
our mast terrible and fatal diseases

fools or visionaries or fanatics. Few
indeed are the tolerant and under-
standing souls who can recognize

peals:
If the Commissioner (or Health)
had the power to imprison an individ-

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Irue greatness 0,. leadprship in a feb'seem- to have increased steadily since out for refusing to submit to vaccln- . . ‘
low-townsman. the introduction of inoculation and ation. I see no reason why he should - ,
A sense of guilt is not the thing' to. vaccination and are now common in not also imprison one for refusing to Waflamaker safe—the Place ’ _
he sought In these centenary celebra—j countries in which are most vaccln- swallow a. dose. But the Wine °
Htions. They on'or rather inspiration- ated. such as Japan and Germany. I 'has centered nosuch'power upon him. . .

will give a. striking example of this
fact here, in one instance viz. In Ja-
pan. which is one or the most exten-
sively vaccinated country in the world.
_____. f there is one of the highest deatlb
THE FEMININE SMOKE mm'rates frcnn Tuberculosis known.

:ror firework at hand today. courage
lo carry on in spite of distrust and
himdicnps and falth ln the funds-g
mental greatness of humanity.

it. indeed. lt has the power to do the
llke . . . . If the Legislature dealt-ed
to make vaccination COWI'Y it,
would so eluted. Whether it be
wlthln‘lts power to .do so. and it so.
by what means lt may entaroe moi:

“fit? Event!
of all February Furniture

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February Sale
lama-alimony

 

VAs has been suggested more than.N
once. there will be no necessity for
legislation to prevent. women from:
smoking. The women are stopping-
it. of themselves. This Is the latest!
‘word from Paris. and will. in all
probability. be followed promptly by:
like news from London and. New"
York. 1
,The manager of Maxim‘s famous
‘.rwstaurant in Paris says. "The ladies
are jut getting back to normalcy." ‘

The head waiter at the Ritz. a. finali
iuufhorlty on what's who. explains.
"The fancv has passed. No 1m,
smoke now but the fiends."

'So another dread smoke screen

should be Wilma used?

 

whereas in our on State or Ut.|h.
where all compulsory vaccination is
prohibited by a State law. there ls the"
lowest death rate from tuberculosis in
the United States! See U. 8. Mortality
Statistics. 1913, page 28.

Should we expect anything else but
epidemics of smallpox and cow dim.l
eases should break out in due time in
such'n generally vaccinated and in-
fected population

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what

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ccsdve smoking of the fair sex Wu
not so serious after all. It was 1113:1-
tomporary defense behind Which they
hid their nerves, their excitement and.
often their lonellneas. as 'theytrlod to
adjust themselves to the changed,
conditions brought by the war.

Like all the other'war abnomaIl-.
files it was bound to pass. That it is
:passlnz: so soon proves the inherent'
henna of womankind.

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Jami. Every time :1 German suggests

nmmthlng which might make trouble
between France and England. we be?
mn to wonder if France isn't right
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Japan. and instead of
We from mm
general vaccination
which ls (one of th
mice by v Japan on the"
contrary. seems to have ‘ '
the worst epidexnlcs

mclnated
being made
and revaocinatlon.
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worse than in poorly vaccinated coun-
tries like England and United States.
but worse than experienced in old:
times before the days of vaccinatlon!
This conclusion seems to be «fully
prove-n from the 17,8. Public Health'
Reports for-September 2, 1910. which!
give this: frightful record of smallpox.
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an enactment. are not do: dlacunion .
here."

Judge Woodward. of the New York
Amnellote Court. in the Vieselster case
in 1903. declared that: .

"It may be conceded that the Let-4
lslatm-e has no constitutional right to
compel any person to submit to vac-
cination." ,

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