w
and identify a Mm ‘
i;.illl>t‘1‘la moreA-ubqituufl new
W. .1... pure-um on“. no u mom-
or are once non—pm Thor. an
i... no clizingelinn in the dairy min.
The process may now le Milled to
lll-YHO'H. sheep Md dogs.
i-‘or practical purposes, thoughowu.
(l'S' may still depend'on ronfh-gnd.
fuwm-m-c. N. Y.. Womed to visit hi- Ion
; h. i‘li \elltlld. {00 mile: away. Ind «no!
:::.f .n in what to him was a perfectly nut-
.y-.. a...” way. Ilc hitched up Molly, his
, "light-vt‘nr-Old bay more. in the little
"1 ' yum hum“, and drove there. He had
' "made the mom trip 60 years ago m a.
“unht‘r “118011. "8 didn't. thlnh- ll.
_ “as any great adventure. uhtil he got
‘) l hurled. and £011!” Whit it. crewman.“
ill" mused. and what. trouble hdhzul
l 4, Hill]: accommodations. . ..
l “r rnuml plenty of garage! in'every
[ nail." he says. “but my livery m:
p Llc', l'slltllly I had .to drive four or
' {Itw- miles at night. “find a. bath for
p" 5 Hull). Mi accommodations for a. hon
' ‘l r :tll. these days. People storm-dam!
‘ .
I
i
l.
x
.i
; ,7th 'l- Hut‘ln' me With I hm Int! bu‘h
.t, A 00d many 0! '01:: thought I
w i: .1 liOOllf‘fiRCl’."
in- la thinking now at driving on to
('.ll|((li'lllil. If he does. his trip may
in llIHlOl‘lt'.
v
’ Yrs. times ehunm. Thirty years
when there were plenty of nerv-
.! 21- hiuliolls for horses. he would have
us: much examination with in
“him enr. Thirty years hence will
l l MY".
l-' lIif‘t‘ll
,\ llllilil student of Barnard College
the sn-cmid blind student to graduate
. j warn that institution—hurl been given
gm.- l'hi llcin Kappa. key. pmut' thui
‘; .hw was among the upper fourth of
‘ scholoruhlp during the
l l
l... on.» lime to travel in airplanes to
m“; maid being “stored and. gnped" at?
m. ‘ i ntammnss Aim noxons.
ii
i
. 1,. ('l iN'.‘ lil
ilmlr _\t~.‘ti‘:—!.
; The other day h. newspaper printed
I? l "menial photograph" of a blind
)‘tl-lililll who has been for many years
in.»' to uive us john. \tht we want is
UL. i-hrmcv to do our work on equnl
'- inw, “'t- erm, if you will but, give.
.. chance to show it’."
The morr; one knows of blind peo-
nhz ‘ill‘l their ability to overcome their
l‘llllllt .p. the more one realizes‘ t‘c
«nth and urgency of this woman's
ivlt‘d,
l‘ :I
child is Mind. don't wait on
Win: 'i‘em‘li him to lie independent.
ill- 4 ill lie. ”is ears. nnd nose and
: '\ t'.’iil trike up eneh its share of
l _ \xurk left, undone by eves. Don't
.l ii in lpli-sxsneus of habit to the handi-
i. p. Hivi- lhe‘lilind. and the dent and
‘ tum-led their fair rllitl honest
,nv
-.,._.________..
linllAVI) MAY HAVE IT.
i Mi. Sum. says at professor at tho
Ml i-nv inr inert-used heat in Great lll'lt-
llli Nut l'nele Sum himself, but some
the American enterprise which is
c . \mlmlmwl in his lean and energetic
""lll'l. was responsible for the con'-
Ulln‘lioll or a railroad right across the
l'l'il'lll't New. bordering the Gulf of
. ‘ “ll“xlt‘u. This is said to have caused
. 1.1lillllllll change in the course of the
Hull Him-uni, sending it nearer to ling-
: mil Zillll musing warmer summers.
Hulihm-ilv we'd feel sorry for the
lzuthhriw: and offer to recall the
l 'l Milli." Gulf Stream. Tlut summer
ll. :irrixml on our side of the Atlan-
zmd we certainly don't; intend to
. . lull :Il1_\ more hent on ourselvesthnn
a (nun :4 unwished for.
.9 —_..—-—o-
‘l‘m sll'nw hats that are in style this
'llvllllt‘l‘ room to he designed on the
“mu-v thut i‘lll'll are so light~headed
“ H In “ll 'l lOl oi' ballast.
\\‘l7:tt the country needs now is n
lrllu slv'v lnw for airplane (raffle.
lIlli'rill{I.\I.
;"- ; .7‘i
. '5 .’_,-.',
L,; f, ftp-x";
l .ir, :/ .
l u‘ 3' b
Q <3g lift; ' ._ .
'7"): ,
,K/ "J! '
,_, \\ ‘|
for
J
p- -
l \lléll force in the general musical
pm. or her city. The. point sires-set“
s lhix woman was: "All We ask is n
i. i, mew to compete with seeing people!
i “l- \ saw-m willing to give us nlms, but
-w: .i-lmn. observatory in England. isio .
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it 311277.
Milly moth—m’fiTfiaii-o—flftfifiiré’t? ’ 7’ ""f” ' l I 7‘
magnifying [la-I. . . _.
_ -
"EGG! mama. CARR). Egypt, June 16...“. m .
l‘hzulcs l’roaser. used 75. of West “OM“ the Sudan control. Egypt;
hence all of Egypt is vitally interest-
ed today In the. reportl from London
that Great llriuau in commuting t‘l‘o
establishment of a protectorate in
this territory. "Egypt without the
Sudan in a tomb for its people," say;
one newspaper. and explains that
contro' of the Sudan is absolutely
necessary to the economic develop-
.ment and life of Egypt. Without the
3min» Egypt's! independence. recently
granted by Great. Britcln, would be a
liar}:
6 London rumor: arr the de-
Mi Great Britian contempl’t’uu the
declaration of a Sulumm neonate
from Egypt under one of the tails of
the Mahdi as its ruler. the who” un-
der iii-lush protection with a 3mm
of government similar to a British
dominion.
The Egyptian people will red-t,
their newspapers demure. even to the
extent at force. They are veicint
their determination to regard Egypt
and the Sudan as one And inocpar-
able. “With Great Britian in title Su-
dan, the products or the‘oouutry will
be exported by way of Berber and
fiuakim, and with her hands on the
sources of the Nile Great Britain
cow} rt ndr-r the lower reaches of
the riur. so vital to Egypt. fertile or
infertile. at will.
r
——fi—-—- -‘u—o—g
I'XI'ZMI’LOYF15 (ll-IT MORE
MONEY
LONDON. June 16.-——A man can
derive a large income in Poplar by
accepting relief than he, can by work-
ing. so item-mus are the contributions
0 the Poplar Guardians. Full in-
lfot‘nention no to the methods or the
Guardian in relieving poverty in
thtiir horough diseloscs greater ex-
.tnuvzumnce than had been suspected.
Ar» East End ilrm wrote to the
Guardians. "Our employee who live
in l't-plxr have pointed out that they
(um get more, mom-y by being unem-
ployed than by working for us. As
we have no wish to prevent them
getting as much as possiblewwe. pro-
pose to diumiss them so that they
mm take avhztntuzf‘ of your relief."
That the iirm did not exaggerate
prevailing conditions is shown by
miter textimony. A man and wife.
were muted £2. 105 a week to re-
liflr' their poverty when the. earnings
of four single daughters brought the
inmily income up to £7. .55 a. week.
S) generoux were the Guardians in
dish: rsirrz the money of the taxpay-
ersi'Whnt they granted one domination
from the unemployed a higher scale
of relief thnn had been asked for.
In their own defense the Guardians
sin-ply state. in effect. that they were
elected to help the poor people of
tho borough. and they have no ex-
cuse to offer for doing it.
H‘VMT H SIORE (‘ HA I 'TAI’Q [IA
PROF-RA .‘l.
A. pnrlinl program for the Swarth-
ni'rta‘ Chuumumm to he held in Nor-
wall; soon was announced today. The
umsical program will be given by the
lumbar Quartet and lell lingers,
linght s-lznwden company: Great
Lake Sirius: Quartet: the Four At-
tists: Iiuuhnr \Vhitc 4-iussars. and
llx'ekness' ilixit- Jubilee Singers
("llht'r entertainment to he presented
in the play “Turn to the Right" May
Arron: lloyle will give :1 dialogue: the
play "C‘onquests of Pence" will be
given and Herbert .\. Taylor will en-
ltertain. The lectures will he deliver-
ed l)\' (‘liziries ii. Poole. .\l. i‘.. of New
Zenlund: George H. 'l‘urner. Edmund
\‘nnee. lzol-ert (‘ooke Norwoo-i and
Frank 1:. Pearson. ‘
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Miss Grace Pratt 01‘ New Haven is
i waiting with Mrs. May Morton of. Tav-
i lor avenue.
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