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ow.“ z ‘ ‘ 3,
H...” mm comm: rm omit
‘ ‘ "1. """ ‘ animus: ,
:dhlly except Sunday by It but?” u “a“ to preach °‘ "“3
Mtimt l'ut-ltshlna Conic-am. ; -. .
Wssnlnxtor. §treet. 7° Karat“) 9" cars 0‘. 1'} trusting!
' ll’ lit. on. v .
it. her—:— m it. whmver the lad is standing by,“
h Second Cle- Mutter He recs you cheat and he hears you
. lie.
00". President.’ hiney‘moiglsemuy grace (he. advice ‘
Killian. Vice-Pia and Tito:- { _ .
Golden. Secretarv ‘ -. But youth will man: from the way
-.__....._ ‘ you live.
whe’hono: "0"“ 02-33. . '
Otnce: ‘. Wall min;ml‘ Honors a word “NILQ thief may
one—Vorwnlh m use. . . ,
'“h’h A High-sounding language the base
. copies ........ Three Cents may choose.
- In: . _ ..... ..... 39.00 Speech is empty and preaching vnin
.2 .... ' ' “...” “.50 Though the truth shines clear and
Y . ........... tho lesson'a plain;
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“ your home—3i can! It aou play Intro. he will turn away.
. W week. . For your life must square to the
no Minted Frees is eaelnstvo- thine: you my.
“titted to the use [or ”turn“ ‘
..u news dispatches crsdi file ‘1! Re El?” troarlktho path of your /
not otherwise in this newspnper r teens in . .
disc any local news published But will follow the path which you
daily walk. . .
l All rights or publication 0: special “Not as I do. but do as I say" . ‘
’ -ss herein are ulso reserved. \Von't win him to follow the better \ ,
' ~ way: . .
" Through the thin veneer at your
c - speech he’ll see.
Chain Ions .Untes‘s you‘re the man you would
i r hi t b -
I _—W- ,r .nw m o e.
11'!“ citizens or Mussachusrtfs are ‘ ' _ , .
champion ltsh cousuiiu-rs oi tiief'n“e t:‘;“¥;:fll°u "V0 )0“ Will lint.
. ~ i t; t‘:
untry according to Henry UMal- _ ~ ~
A . Cothutissicnvr ot‘ Fisheries. in “3 3?: “0“"! teach. you must also .
utnuui rvpoxl in the Secretary ‘ - ‘
Commerce this oilicini ruiwils iht~ Rounded 59ml "('95. ““0031 and fair, ..-
. . ~ \\ are better not sold it your deeds ,
rprising tact tlmt. oi» per cent. or arm” aqn'irr
. ; - ioston. which ~ ‘ - .
‘ 1")“: liah “mud “-1 1 . if you'll touch him to live to his ; .
the largest. iisliim, port in lit Von. no“ .
- . ‘ - i th‘ ' - - - .
~ niteg‘ :‘MLH' an. “”1!"an “ ‘ You must live your lift: to the self-
y n c. v‘ )
*During the cairntlur it‘m‘ 193'? rnmc "wt
or. than 101;.UUHJ'U" pounds U ‘ ‘ _‘ .‘ '
I h were hinait-ti at this port and ('ltulnmls (onvt'ittlon. L_
' (wording to :i iuuiiu-t sun-9F "lililt‘
i 7 the iliirmti m l“|-“"'-‘l’1"1‘- ”"9 L‘lutlnntl is to hmc the llcpub-
; .iiimisionvr vstlmuh'?‘ ”1"” ”"3 m“ llt‘iln national convention of 192l.
" ital per t'upiiu cullt-‘linlpllofi in The liig town that. straddi-.s the .
? assachus-‘HS runs “"0“ 3‘ “mm!“ (Sui-tilingu has notcr had a nazlonal _
hereon tho "1.1mm” prr cuulm rmwuntion; it is. time it haJ one. i ,
‘gonuumpilon is blown 13 find H lent-s the N. Y. livrahl. For t Irvc- _
I . .' - , ‘ .
ountls. , hunt is the tittlt tit) of the Lnion. , _ m
It This uoilqlrvtluiuwl ilsh “Nu-ill" it in it place of more than ali0.000 ® m ,
l denizens ut‘ tilt: Huy- bltile urn population. It. is rich. proud. liand- ' , -
lls for outside iisli tit-liuicir-s. the some and hospitable. .- ..-.-.__. ,_ --.. k r
Emminslonvr ”1””15' ”n‘ln‘vnh‘wf 'i‘hv lzrpuhliums limo been too <
ear onlilm: FCl’Wm‘H‘V "'“l ‘I‘H’lj; t-unstruttixc iii the mutter at their _ ‘
atoti lion lliCrL‘lidiilH mil“Jr "‘ ‘_ " liiilltillill conn-ntion 'lluccs. Tht’y ‘ l ‘ irent with the “tin” Gorilla an} lion
floods of littlllnil. itll'i SHYIHC“ “m” 9 1mm distributed thvir knots liar-.1 .Alt C0 lectlng every disabled loidier, sailor ”‘3‘
e \Vr-st film‘- 1 ,“nl'iwmly. .\ glance zit the list of con- ' 1 marine of the World War.'wli . er
, , .. lil"‘shi .».-- . ,, . ., . .. . . .... . . -
. * '1’" “W", pf 5“ :‘hlvr “Auriga m, ‘ ‘f'lmtv'n tl~1i>_fllll-tll it) both par (Alluldhlu (‘0I.i-..\i.\.\ Ill hi‘. this shit‘boartl. However. this same M8 disability be due to wounds re~
Em 'hns likmlfl} nuuucuvlv'l M H “V3 5m” ”M, 5'30““ {00 vouch 50""3 'COHW‘N‘S urv Ham and‘sidvhoard soon becomes adjusted to ceived in line of action or to limit:
‘ MW“ 1‘” "“” ‘Vm m‘ “1”” ”Trivium l’:l .H"; ‘lwvuhlhfm “db , 'sonie collectors :u'-- mitdt‘. Sonic your house and you grow to love it. impaired in service: and for-the
. ‘nrkwl l'l‘l'W‘; ”ilk-n- r WWW“. “th Hot. l.ll-li.liit‘l|l)11.k l,lll3k:':'1nan colléclot‘fl also make themselves and begin to lm; "inc that it be- dependents 01' the brnve med I‘hO
gm”?”H:,"mnn.l.”,ifl... M, “W in< l 1V3" ‘Y‘Tli‘ilfio ]_'~lll~"“°r° while they are making their collvc- longed to your grandfather. Per-- died in line of duty the govern-
“NWM “ ”“1” ‘1: ....Mhd 1 this ""jf '"“V””"“"“ ‘ “'9‘?" _ glions. says Caroline L‘olvinun Duke have after all your grandfather vis~ mont's tendereest concern and
airy ‘Ms "”2 \\ Lili'nnlunti ‘wrwl ' “'f" ‘ “19$“. ‘ 5“": ""5 iin "The Antiquarian" of Now York. tied the house in which it stood for richest bounty should be thc'r re-
t-olovm-‘nl- ‘ler ‘l “ ‘ "PU“... ' H1." thinnn will-l l.-;l.l.lll0!‘t‘«%- When she was a little girl some so many years and was served as a; quittol. The fine patriotism "ex-
lit‘l'ltf‘ h.” :"'x -M:I_ toned-Hi J ,; l 1M“ l‘llll‘llll‘wlll 5.13 ”Ml" ‘cuo gmc her a. hattvrt‘d'dlil old desk guest from it. so that you have some hibited. the heroic conduct dis-
Qfl l't'l‘ “ “" .4 m ‘.hh._ U... . l“" - {flit-‘50 "17:“llnuu Ithnt was dropping to pieces in ii. :incvsirul claim upon it fitter all. played by American soldiers. sail-
. r ce-nt. with:~ .. “r “IMAM” : 1\\l t ..it'.::n flung". 3lirlrn. She was (it‘lighlt'd with itzé Then the nvrdleworh of these or: and marine: at ham:- and
. p" ”N's h . ‘ h,“ } Imm‘” . N ‘1'“5 :ztnd it was the beginning or whatftimt Very hmutit‘ul old bedspreads abroad constitute a sacred heritage
. fl __ __ ‘ ‘ -'-' - - ~ - Alum. dime 'Vhll‘usu ;\\iis destined to tip her lilti-“‘0I’k.;:ii’0 now in tossrssion ot‘ the descen- of posterity. the worth of rc'm-h cu;
Ifriflf‘ for “mm“. ‘ 1"“ - H-A'AU‘H" _ .Ul'k‘lm" ?l-‘or httetn yours Bits. llukc hus‘tlants of those who made them. also never be “‘3,me fro n_ I!“
g " “a M-” 1““ ' " l:"”“"“'l"?“ 1“”“9‘311‘5‘jbocn gathering Hm: old things in old 'l'urkvy work seats of chairs. and Trees ury and the 316.1 of which
‘ \l1.w~i:'Fiiiliscril-H HEW? ° " '.",‘““g° 5" "M” :“K- :50“ch particulmly lit-r own hundreds or samplers with quaint must not. be diminished." .
. ......np. ... ”Mm. o: :t 71w- ‘ 1““ l‘hlrulrzu lit :l-\\‘r gatate 0t \irginlu; and about tiw trees and houses lovely flowers. ‘and The inference is. pet-ham that it
.Annotl'l iii-10‘ iv; :- xxl-tl m ti. Us"? - - 251ml“ ‘f-" “1“?“ Eimrs ago she began to work sys- stern \orscstoiling you to "medi- would be dimjunhed by se'eklr-gnnd
31‘: 3:1; "IL \‘l Vliiluiié. >1 Siluuiizzif l 11'l“ i‘hwuizu . N Louis 'tcmuiicully and seriously 10 form a late on your sins" or "live as if receiving a. bonus. The Democratic
v: out?) ‘t’hl; 'u-cmm: at six u‘vlofl: j ""-"_ ‘~ "WW" flm "Hm-‘10"greprcscntatite n9 authoritative col~ about to depart." All the more irag- pktform added a pledge to help ”I
at“ ““4 0 ...!A ilzu izuuumi A”: "4' “2'3 Ft‘\vniv-rn national conch-{lection (ii \i nia furniture. to they set“. "“0 us today. When “c “ “idler: to the up lroehold
" 9°” ‘ .. um. _. in 1h.- ' “WW ’=‘ H “Um? HS Mr”! 1": “0‘5 in the rariy days of this country. ruling that most of them w i done * g, from the nblic.do in.
Ui‘SC‘ urn l...vi l... n t , . . y _ . ’ ; p m
. (‘9 .. 1' P; ‘N :.-'2m\>: shouldn‘t-3 puhlintn party has hold ten in thi-{lmioru it ‘Iccanlp a ntlwork of rail- by children undo}- tell you!!!“ age. mm,“ Johnson and “’lilld'li G.
.7 30:“; ““Hi K“ N murmur“ } was... threw) in I‘lililitli‘ll\illri am} one roads. or even had higher-55 for Uld Iii-niture :pcuks t0 71118 With McAdoo spunk for themselves Ind
‘ 83?: .ul mi‘rw :1‘ F‘rlllril-“"“‘-t““ E' ”‘ it"t‘m'orh‘ ‘."“"'”m ‘ ““"‘_§‘~'°‘9r‘-'d “'“SGDS- it “'35 “113.051 im— many \‘oicrs—woices of unknown their campaign managers only when
t All: . uhuruh i; H‘rt‘i ll t‘..‘.;x~..i 31' WOLF "Iii! 5'- LOUIS- T110 UUHO- gpossihlfe to transport furniture oth- persons who hate lived with.“ and the}; utter bout: to the soldier;
:7 c" ‘1‘”: St-‘lii it. «lax-r. “1“”: )1!“ '” ""3 5“”‘0 period l‘k‘k- Hr than the simplest Euros and pen- loved it and voices of its own- They have no nuthorintlnn '0 do so
gull V ........ ....t ----»~7——-—~~-— "' ‘71"‘13-10 m“? ”"111“ "'l- irlllllkéates. In ”it coast towns cabinci- ...,__ .___._.___.,......___._- from the parties which 1!“, ire.
: \ ~~ ‘ Hank (‘lue'wi 2m”. m”"’" “amnwm mm“ ”nws'i““‘k"3 “'0’“ England 39m”. and Contributory 308.118?“ respectively. to lead—New York
; Jmm‘ ‘t'ilil’llilirill l\\‘lL‘C and Jaye huszdleilhnade much furniture for “'calthy "That out was caused by her Tribune. . ~
g ‘1 . ‘ . 1: wk 1‘ w ‘ um (‘nii\tl‘.5l0.ll to catch of lhc.(lli95 icoionists. 1 ring your honor. She struck me~in
{ .» T}... llosccut nonfatal: 1.)...11‘11mv2‘ Ill'ilxlj/r. ran irancisco. humans; The simplest kind of furniture the lace with her clenched fist." ' “"31"";—
: 'lasrvi in" ‘1‘. r" 1““ " .l . '. l‘x‘x nrwi 5"?" York. Ecould be knocked together it)“ local complained the young husband. _ ,
h “m“ "6"" d “T “5‘. m ‘ ..‘r "‘- "W “”r“‘"""‘~” "-"~‘i"""3 con-:olncm Cabinetmakers also made “\\‘hcre did she get the ring?" T111313"; the luluall” autism
w. ‘atrlt'nxnt w: . .“u't‘h’ I”: \-n::r~:‘.s it‘li'l Chicago has had their way into Virginia, the Caro- qupsuonod the magistrate. If“! it TS“- :eunl:n ‘3 Mk
'_ . rum; .\ shun”; .V..‘ril‘ : -r :. ;zz-~.- xi -« ail-l New York one! linas, Georgia and Kunucky. 51“.). "1 cu}... it '0 her. it was our on- Co “:8 y .8110! reams. ‘ _
1:, .tntln it, 2" mni- .1tm.vr ,. 1 “‘ Now that 131.. fifth ci'." has i 0km] of those mull-3 use of the “nu“; gngt-ntellt ring." mtgcetng‘in‘ w ere m. Muir's
taint l.‘:.~.' “: l -‘ \7'.i\‘7‘l\.\ .. m . ;:"(i am: I‘dflli‘hv‘ cirtlcs p-‘rl-ips woodu' 'lnd rvmutu plant'itiuns were ‘i'l‘h i ~ 1 at ‘h‘ ' That
. . . .. W. . .T'lt .r- , ‘,‘ ‘ “ .. ‘ ~ . c prsotur s so urged. . .
1 gm n P.» ~'.... .. l v. v t r l “...; :im city will haw a chance. furnish-rd with all that was noises-43 clcnri)’ :1 case of contrihulory T!" sunsets (“‘3‘ 31:11:13.
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3““... Gemini Grunt. hail Vow auctions in furniture. silver. china.
\w'i. ti' 5-.“ u a pattern! c-‘rucn- :tlnd other iuxuries. A good deal! of
"run. 't‘urniturc “as mod:- to order by the
i"-'i‘-1l-S :‘m [“‘lilO'J‘Ris “‘1“ sec fashionable cabinet-limiters of the
... thin moi twinning this" i?“ period working in Charleston. \\'il-
m-m-ittiirnto this cit}, Mount-hue liamshurg Alt-xundriu. Annapolis.
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on Ill“ Atlantic I‘w..~t iron: i‘
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Hilton for» m“ tlivrilt i xvi-p? thzlt
rain is prulul? l- I'li'ili} in pmlmno;
(“‘th suiill‘. .‘.'=:' itit- ' tvs .t:-I ln- _'
cg] shows in \x m .‘t \‘Clk. ;
The tit-13w: ~ . xii 1w “-lik‘ii'
lower m lliw .\‘..ilillt‘ .\ airs ”inlay;
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Vl'lvl l;« l",
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’05
. ii rr budding.
IVS}. “hon lliv' Democrats
and sr‘vcicd Horatio Scy-
NM Sillt‘“
Z : ti‘u ulund in: congratulated upon
.l'IYfiCZlZlQ‘ the Republican delicate;
'l’hcy ai't‘ sure to enjoy the cool
..--s of Lake Eric. to gaze upon
:m- lizu s: rtsiduzice strict iii the
country and to indulge in all the
0:3".2‘ simple phosurrs of ill: Ohio
———_—/
“rather (Bone Ast ray
...liul‘iiid has t'LDtlit'Iit‘t‘d a kill-
iztg :rost that. may cost its growers
(‘iil‘ils iruits dcurly. “’cstern
'1‘. .\.:.~. trum l-Ll P330 to Amarillo. is
digging its-.if out of drills left he-
hind by a blizzard that. would ha\e
«lone North Dakota credit. rt-cords
tl‘. SUV York Herald.
lint the misfortunes due to mis-
r: col col-l are no worse than thos-1
‘w to misplaced litat. Ontario is
m the grasp ot‘v untimely spring Wen-
O
L
.z in
I
t? or that makes its orchard owners gave ”1°“ old style Heppelwhite
“.0”... Dandelion: 1re bloomln" and Sheraton to the servants and
. I o- . ‘ -
snskrs and fishworins have retuined furnished the". houses according t:
to the sunlight tmm%cir hibernnl
«nutrient and the sort maple trees
if the apple orchard:
follow suit there will be a short
crop next, year. in his new book of
norms. “New Hampshire.” Robert
Frost. who knows horticulture on
well as poetry. whimsiully advise:
a young orchard on the W It
should grow, and leaves it with these
words: '
"How often already you have to
be told.
“Keep cold. young orchard.
good-by slid keep cold.”
Untimely warmth almdy has
brought distress to Labrador usher-
men. Always operating on t not—
row margin. and with several but
seasons behind them already. the in-
lmbltnnts of that isolated coast need
help because the continued wrath
has held oi! the must run of cod
upon whirh they depend.
lie Understood
Pulntor (at work in the field)-
When I point it's an inner urge. s
deep-felt need that drive me to it.
l-‘nrmt-r Bowls—Yes. obeoune you
need money. You so} hunm like the
5
‘grandtuiher,"
plantcrs buying the
furniture as they came into vogue
theta moyje away,
rout-own tours beginning to not
and you wish reap
sari" and much that was bountiful.
too. frequently
Th1.- ricn you. .43.
i‘hilndelphia. New York. Boston and
Salem. Yet in most Southern homes
it has been the greatest pride to be
,able to say that the shit-board was
t liu-‘Zi-l avrmic “hich \\ 5.; once ébrouxht (H't‘l‘ from England by “our
"great-grandfath-
er" and that the bricks of the man-
sion were imported from England.
My work has given me great ox-
.pcriences. Drought me
.with many kinds of homer: and many
kinds 0! individuals.
ellcd thousands of miles and \lsiind
remote
even of colored people tucked away
in the mountains or standing on the
shores of our
furniture which looks so well cared-
i'or now “as in the proverbial ram-
shackle condition
by me. Some of it I have. discovered
or
hamlets and
ri\ ere
t
nc
cabins. because
the style of London and Paris.
Naturally this line I
ieriornted almost daily.
ago such pieces could be bought "tor
a song." but today the present own-
ers have warned something of its
value and the mere
wish to buy makes barter dimcult
where it once was easy
A collector must
\
tiny
Sonic
when
fact
suffer many
heartsches. Not because she missed
the piece. but because she got. it. If
you ever buy a. sideboard from it
sweet. lovely. little old lady. who is
very anxious to sell it and even de-
lighted with the nice-check so much
bigger than she anticipated. never
stay to see the piece removed:
in her face there is revealed the 8015
row of the Past. '
Each child stands by in
and watches their iast'trace of aris-
tocracy lifted out or the. house , by
rout: alarmed. The mother gases
into spec-e and remembers her.
childhood‘s happy days when it was
resplendent with . old silver,
wines and liqueurs "and bowls or
fruit. Then. the memory or hei-
weddtnt day. her mother and her
other: and then~then it: is
(or you 'Ieei
into contact
I have travo
ho uses,
of the
p urchased
he wealthy
w styles of
uruiture do-
A few years
that you
for
silence
old
negligcncc."
Bverybody's.
.\
character and
. Born‘ abroad
nor write until
5?
on until his do
out—ol-doors. a
was his hobby
and in
Though his
other growing
Dealer.
the soldiers. w
so.
action.
of the disbied
dependents has
country has
generously for
cat
7c
1
war-'3.
The
“verses.
”in" Federal
returned
.loiin Dan-y.
pichtrvsqtlc
"Father of Tree Surgery."
majority he did not find his proper
ore of usrt'ulnoss until
Well into middle life.
his interest was in nature and the
and prolonging the lives ot others.
it was a. business with Davy. out it
had an important mission to gultill.
books
preached his gospel.
confined to this part of the country.
it inisht be said of John Davey that
he did as much as any other in.
dividuai in Ohio or the states near-
by to teach the value of trees and
standpoint both of heiuth and civic
attractiveness — Cleveland
It a. bonus was ever prom‘scd to
dividini politicians may; have: done
But neither major party 1 id‘tn
the 1920 national platforms. which
are still supposed to guide
The Republican platform said:
"uberal legislation for the cure
nannpolicy toward the soldier and?
sailor of all the war: in which our
‘prwent Congress has nppmpfintedz
World .War. The amounts dread)?
applied and authorised- (or the‘tlsi
year 1930-21 {or “113‘an
r: hed the. stupendous «am at fl.~
.5713”. ‘This iegialatioa'fillix: .
nine-Lat or the purer-Tim in
generously caring for ‘th '
tad disabled men of
Not a word in thisaboutahcanu
“community. disabled or not dist ‘
shied. :‘flonnwhlle the amount 'p-id '
(Milne can: of the d
Then to $2.123.:!3.0{l.
Dem
”“3 “5““ And gentle is his kindly voice.
And silent is his tread.
A? scgrnin‘ any loch or‘kcy
““4 ""°'°““°‘ He seeks each little bed.
a useful man as well
passed with the death in Kent And. eyes of blue or e .
)es 0! brown
Thursdav of John Davey. ever of Be . ,
- the pha e t e ma
nature. forest conservationist. and y ‘ t yea h 3 y.
On each he lays a rosy dream.
To tarry till the dai'.
v.
. able neither t9 read
he 3““! nitsmr‘d 1’" A risy dream to show the .way
Across the field or night.
To stumber‘s happy meadows where
"113 stwsys lair and light.
he was
From then
nth at the age oi 77.
’And when the dawn ztenls up the
edge
nd his work was to
son: and protect some of miture's Between the “fin mdlfi,
creatures from the ravages 0: age. They cover up their * men with
the elements and their natural Md. . . ... "
enemies. He performed a service of Andd reams and s“: n‘fly.
gmat value in planning ncw' trees Maude De’ rse Neiton.
Egypthn Stamps in Arabic“
From the-Christian Science limiter
‘ A new issue “stamps is in circu-
lation in Egypt butdheeeetsinpn‘otb
ty show their value in habic‘ehar-
actors. This is a crest “heaven'-
ience to many people. litmus!»
ters of the tomen'h"W do
not. know how to rent! Arabic'tand
as Well. He felt he
:1. nd lectures h?
influence was . not
decipher Arahio‘ character-vim
visit Eflpt. .Perhlps’ it. with: be
urged the: Egypt. iiheotha eon-:7
tries. should have it: stamp- print-
things from the
Plain ,
ed only in the ‘ as) loss! WM .
but the'coemopolitah‘ehsrnoter; of
tho‘anptian' pouplatlgn" seen!" . to
give good reason for m, in
thin particular. from garments“ of
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‘. ' :yxfi Thai: ”7m. .
'A Boston physician whores on a
Western trip with his“ wife; ltd-om
home tin-ether would return flood"
he promised it? Ina
and infirm-ant their
cvermarked Emir” .
children, “Jimmieiovefi‘mtg
ed to meet-them; butreoei met-1' ‘
definite lama-cum ‘ mung “.3
Without-'QG
participated. ‘ The ..
:When thou-2: nut-enu- arrived:
n list: late. they were-unused
the cinema of an “murmur-tn
e name “
thine-coal; . f‘.
Misti he.
“I: plat—fault with;
3' mm hm knitting-.2 iii-won:
that goes with anjnntlmeiy crave:
" I ‘hnowi‘soms norm deplore this, _
thousands ot_.touflsts tho moot ‘
dayon m1.’m-M'MM'
» l...» mi; derer‘ nice-n
vulva-”Vine axles: ‘ TV.
{so} deserted tear-st IN
gin-hm “twat-lice: his clothed
giro ruttflof. rentesad. pith-s m.
tore. line and tree; .; shrimp on;
cents.
menus. as, can! '1 mo chromos-
npucs ouch 1cm action iendl‘ «in?
tiréd ‘ ',re-s{g_iow.‘=~1 know not to!
therhoiio blowatiie corn I truly
Fecal. they commune the drink
in! In! 'helplntr. Jen: it chums
the poor manner-e: confirmed in
pauper-ms. . not“ be sinful. vain
, ind 1an3. Experience sdhiitnibut.
ghentthe peer '_ihsn’«‘comes. stop; 1"
suite himxwith-‘tourvbits.’ For it I
didn't 1,.would;feet..ths peanut or:
gentriall shflifoled up an! [own
For“; have been without a couch.-
.withoutserust tognsw. and " have
met the ulutly crouch who quote:
the morn! lsw. I'd hste to seem as
small as he when‘hunxry .men, n“.
fill! an llotéém flYt- , ‘
inhe'noctors h Connecticut
" The: extraordinary [rend Jury.
which is investigating take doctors.
is doings commendsble work. The
idhcloduriaswhieh have .been made
{relative to the methods or the eclec-
tic mup m-unsvaory. .
' It. has proved that various-indivi-
dualsr~hsve been admitted to prec-
uoo tuConne’cticu’t iho lack ‘ the
ressonable quauncstions o! a doctor.
It has shoin that these .men ob.
'tained their licenses by grossly frau-
dulentand “deceitful methods.
Up to thla point _t.he proceedings
.should have the lupport of every
citizen. A on. consequence of the
indignation whkzh‘aceompnniec the
exposures of and. abuse to public
trust. excesses always appear.
In some or these cases a point in
nude :0! the circtunstances thst the
individual who has take diploma
{res l. atone cutter, or a csrpenter.
or a barter. or a member of some
other occupation. This is beside the
case. ‘
Theoflense of -which these tslr‘e
doctors are guilty is separate from
their origins in’ tile. New England
i still, s, community in which men
they arise from the humblest occu-
pations to the top of the highest
profession. It is the rule rather
thsn the exception for them to do
so. . ‘
The implication that. men are to
remain static in that pursuit in life
in which they first find themselves
is not representative of New Eng-
land traditions. nor 0! the facts of
new Englsnd lite.
inking over professional rinks
in Bridgeport it will be easier to
note reopected. skillful and soccer”-
ful men who began life as carpen-
ters. machinists. even as laborers.
These urea earned the distinction
which come ‘to them. No man i:
debmd from rising in this eoun‘.
try from any lower to any higher
oceuputlon. “What is denounced is
not M‘MQ‘IEOMZQIQ state of
being a barber. to the state or be~
in: a dot-tor.
The thinlthat is denounced is.
that men deceived the state itsei:
tntoiestifiin‘ that they are pro-
fessional men chilled in their pro-
tseeion. when they are not so at all.
The laws tortunstely seem ad.
equate to reach and punish this sort
oi! offense. When. the extraordinary
grand jury finishee’ its' work Con-
‘necticut will he a clean state again:
It will _ha_ve feverish: doctors in
It than any other state iii the Cnlon.
Jt will be neeeuary {or the citizen
'to hold strictly to the evidence going
as far a it does and no further.
All _attempts to transpose indig-
nation Vagaino't'fshtrs and criminals
into an indictment of honest. prac-
1itioners. .whethennedlcal or drug-
lea mutt. be discouraged. Among
all these practitioners or healing
.there nre'eome trends. some of tow
ethical training. Esome who would
be dishonest in myststion‘ of life.
More People 1 “use
The’ French Acade y has bestow-
ed prises amountn'to 8168.000 upon
the parentsxot: rte-fly 1,300 families
numbering from gel: to thirteen chil-
dren. _ Only! two ‘fintellectualg"
whojsrrunivers‘aily proton-are. are
included ln'the list ot‘thme to receive
these grants. .
tree. I
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