on sat
' . _ . Pl, > '
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f.“ _ ' J i . .. - .
"i m2. SENTINEL’ ‘ ’ 4 , --: - "‘-- ‘ - x. -
N ' ‘ THE BUR UNDER THE SADDLE -‘ 311 ,1 ,Y .
. ". Conn ' . . ' ' ._ , ‘ _I_
g. “"3“" ' NORWALK a _ . 4— ‘_ , g .1. A C f S. d S _.
‘89 or “m ”w" AGO WHISKERS ~ ‘ But“!!! 0 afety an owl ..
- .- m 1370. . YEARS , ,1 C8
' " ' 20 also”: Files 8’ nasa- M’W .II’ “ {I
‘ dd daily except Sunday by As Revealed by the . . . t . on. 11 dred 10° . it
' l‘enunel Publishing Company. A ' —; Q , ‘47 _ _ 1111 ( ) years in, on June 3, 182‘, th. ‘ , 1
:1 Washington Street. ‘ l t m m’ only had me reached me new; rm Fail-field County Bank was organised and ever since .u
. NONI-"K. CODE Twenty 3'93" ‘3'" u 3 ' l in than to see his master an . ' . _
on lumen“, Raymond, l ",1“... of {gena'iator m. "on a“ "on“ “a a. has served the people of Norwalk—atfegurdm‘ the“. ”. s.
red as Second cm. Mam: Rowan”, met a shocking death on when towards the allies trenches. it interests—satisfying every need for prudent g
.. -ihe troll-y rails between waayton The soldiers saw Billy standing ., In November 1923 b “‘1‘. . . .-
Malibu-g. Pres.: W. P. Millilan. ilnd Darion." accordinl to an mm more, but thought nothing of it. as H" , 9 y 00!!” $11!; With the Cellini '
' " res.: and Treu.: A. 1.. Golden. in The Sentinel of June 6. 1904. The {any gouging he belonged to their .- Trust Company, it became- «
3.: J. A. Goldsmith. Aldt to larticle desct‘bes the accident as fol- ‘ own hérd. geogrgfiyhrifsnkpmt'; I. ’ ‘- _ :.
own: ' ten 03 0 o o '1- ’
F ~ “Mr. Raymond had visited in Da- 2:: Eight; once out o: sight of them E " Th i -.
T010 bond“ Norwalk 92-93. rien in the early part Of the even' 1!. m for 4m 1“, tmrd big own I . e ; l‘
: 03m“: ' ‘8 “,8” St.. Norwalk in; having been seen there by Row- . "gm 3, going ., roundabout way i . ;~ I"
I'elephone—Norwalk 1388. 3310“ resident“ and apparently and swimming 0. river. he could get u o e =
’ . started {or his home lbOUi. Seven “(21’ h°mg without the danger of ‘4 en a le I.
. . In". Coats o'clock. He intended. walking as he é, ng No Man's Land. so he dev ' 5‘ ms 0 ,
1:22;)!“ ”in... , 39.00 had often covered the distrinoe, sorge- flew“ to do this And about noon no i , . I
[.00),Oof-.DIAIu-oot ‘ns . thing over a mile. .evera t me: Q- . . ‘- fl. [t .' “Que ‘ . '
.1... :2 :2 row He had procfided “:08; 11:1: :33: {1:33:33}? gm 33‘“ mount a, and is still animated by the same ideals of g
“’ " way-bewteentheres enceo ares - « . _ ‘.. _ .
It ’01" homo—21 cents Raymond. freight agent at ‘Vilson :73 “thf‘fn'ililo t2: gigs-u. 0‘ fl .
per V”; Point and the little wooden bridge cos n y ‘ ’ " SAFETY AND SERVICE I
The Associated Press is exclusive» ”at of the, cut throw}, the rock. Silly hurried on. for hedthedgxo . E . I
entitled to the use for publication where the accident happened. It u hear whatAthe‘Getnheral sat. andenlan: 9 -
all news dispatches credited t° "- taken for granted by the trolley of. master “‘1. h m a. min. ugh-ed “ 1
not otherwise in this neWIDIDOl flciafis and others who are-well ac- b. so it“ 3' wanle . an )1 ill in I ‘ 1 I.
i! also any local news published quaint“ “.“h Raymond that he at the door lust in time to ear e I" — , _, \ _- ‘
min. . stopped there to rest and either General. for that goat has certainly I. 1824 l. 132‘ .
all-rights ot publication of special leaned up against the high rocks and Back so soon end uniniuted :3 ”in-- a. .._ . ‘fi f'.
patches herein are also reserved. roll over on the tracks or laid down “.21"; manygu hzitxitizieiine pleas l: ,, \ .i u— I
- on he rails and went to sleep." on y _ :I : 1 ..
Atmong some of the other items of tire of hearing himself praised to the li .,\“ ‘ . . Q ~ U
' interest twenty years ago today are: allies. the General being 1°"! ”111 his 1 ' ‘ é ‘ \‘ x . \.~, _ I;
The Pl'eSIClel‘it "Tho obsorvnnco of the fortieth malls-f could never have Rotten the UL 'IIK )i‘IT ’ I ' r ‘ f.“ I... ‘ . .
——-—-——~- anivr‘rsm‘y exercises of the Rowayton ' [plans in the world if it had not been .- . . no ,
No one will dispute the or}- of Methodist Episcopal church which for the aid Billy’had given him. ———:‘-~
the party heads to "fOllOW ”“5 urn to continue until next, Sunday '11“; ‘0“, shall have a gold mod-l
leader," but certainly there can be "min: finned most
”chain! of the loader.
fifty Norwalkers who
plan they “'anU'd to
man said:
"n opinion until alftcr
.tlone?"
.an opinion. isn't ll
own: personal t’llolL‘f‘ ’.’
been told to \‘nio [or iii
n,dlfiorence of opinion .15
resident of the L'mir‘d States.
.3, few who were uskcd
.hhoice seemed to want to wait for the
esulta of the conicmlons. One. wo-
"How can anyone gixo
lhO'COn\Ph-
But must cut-h \oter wail‘
runtil such a chmm is mudo’.’
. If each individual will no: express
- :1 fuel. that
leaders will pick the man
m.
P
for
n i'
for
If (“my
to the
The Sentinel
yesterday published a. list of about
named tho
circled
Yet
thcir
the
their
'l‘hrse lf‘RdF‘l‘fi
re supposed to know the 0".“er of
no voters. yet how can they know;
it no opinion is exilrcsst‘ri.’
Too long lime \ntcrs wzlltcri
itile man to ho nominulml and Him
auspiciously
x‘ostrrrln)‘. A vory fine musical pro-
gram was given. Among the solo-
ists were Mr. and Mrs. i". F. Ambler.
(‘. \V. Boll. superintendcnt of ihe
Sunday-school was one of the
spoak‘cl's.' Miss ljill-l Polly will pre-
slrln ill the organ during the anni-
vcrsary scrvlcos.”
".i very delightful musical and
anti lllcrnry clitortainninnl waswn-
jni‘ed at Miss Baird's institute on Sat-
urr‘lnv evening."
“Tho pcl‘fnrmllnra of “'1”le 'l’).
I‘l'l—lrion of lilizalt‘th slrnot in the
Harvard lnlcrscholnsiiv track meet.
Saturday. lioscrves high commends-
lion and his many friends will b-
ovorjnymi in hour that ho Won the
440 yard dash in 7-0 2.4 seconds.
lu'rakin: tho former record by 1-5 of
.1 wound."
"The live real estate firm of Tay-
al!” declared the General. "But
where did you leave him 7"
“0n the enemy's soil. I could not
take him with me in the aeroplane.
it was so small. But I do not think
.they will harm him. as they saw
him. do nothing and they will prob-
ably think he belongs to their own
herd.”
"l cortdinly hope sot" said the
General. “1 would hate to line a
goat'like that killed."
"You can't wish that no’harns will
come to him any more n I do.
General. for the. goat certainly
been a. mascot to me. And this is not
the first time he has saved me from
certain death. If he ever comes back.
I shall guard him with my life and
take care of him as long as 1 me.
whether .in battle or out."
"I thought 1 heard some one
MW “Mp-m
lnr & Golden this morning sold the
rosidcnco of
voter had an opinion and exprcssed
line-party lPaIlprs would lw (ori'o’l
to pick the mcnrillo \Illi‘l‘.‘ “anlvd.
he man nominal-d Sllolllll lw lhn
choice of the trout l'llilJOl'll." of tho
- party and not the choirr- of tho load-
ere unguided by tho \olcrs.
Thd men and womrn “ho express
in opinion and a t‘linlt'c do morn
£0 hollp ll'lP country than ihoso who
keep mum until :i row mr‘rl makc the
choice. The \0le of the majority
is needed badly in corrm‘ting the
"1ot'ilsLoi! our pollilell sgsil‘m. This
is just. as true in inc town. the city
Wand the stain.
P
Connecticut "Lighthouse"
l
1*.
The Barkhamstod Lighthouse,
. ectlcut for more than 100 years.
Jana become a. part. of the new I‘co-
‘ple's;Forest.
,W’ell authoriiicateri information of
l
of I minister in Farmingion. but
.Iound his love frowned upon. The
Idaughter. howrvor, am not share
‘er {ather's distaste and marricd the
[Indium going wilh him up the Farm-
. on river in the ‘it now known as (
:Bsrishamstod Lighthouse. There. on
he bdnks of ilw ri\'Pl‘_ thcy r‘stnlh
' tied a. homo and lhm‘c brought up
i. family. As your: pusscll tho group i
-.é‘nlugerl until a svlilem lit of scv-
a! lag houses stood o the river
Pcvksill. N. Y. and has been visiting
fricnris here for several
Among those who gave the
worn Frank and Millard Slurtrvnnl.
Howard Baker
Joseph \‘olk.
Freeman Light.
Miss Lillian St. John and Miss
Seymour."
"Mrs. Emma Stevens of Se
lined in history and fable of (Ion~ {street who has been critically ill is
slightly more. comfortable today."
"Tho R. & 6. team took an
lgnmc from the (‘arsny‘s hirtropoii-
iinns
he establishment of this sotllcmcnt ‘Dccker field before
.1. thqt an Indian. wcll over 100 years i crowd by a scorc- .0: 11” to 8.
Iago, “fell in love with thr‘ daughter i lOCals won in the. eighth.
' '1 "The L‘wning Sentinel block
“'nshinglnn
painlcd."
til-ii urrlay afternoon it
a good
street is
"A number of 'lillar. Nil‘is‘
passed through here vector-day
coded ”in nulonlollilo spred
considerably and ammo of the citi-
zcns nro ulooplv inronse‘ over it."
"i-‘rmlcrivk Morriflr‘lrl of Rownyton
ms l'f’i‘f‘itf‘rl n spocdy horse
va York State and with a now \va-
son has a very attractive outfit."
The Misses Gerard
“Pro prcsr‘ni, Miss Evelyn Simpson.
being
days.
dance
car.
know
and
to bear
Susan or so. Byron (Don Juan).
ymouf - Thomas Carlyle looked upon
lllickesi-quiltrd formulas; and
Korea pagan in Christian.
('hrisilan and all manner oi ascs.
uphill
the
sized
The
t
to show itself.
A background of wrath. which can
he elirred~up to the murderous infer-
nal pitch. docs lie in every man. in
in
re.
cannot be contradicted. Carlyle be-
!ievrd. He saw in the fact but an-
olller phase of the more general fact.
that eH‘i’y one of us is a EPIL-ihai
every one of us calls himself. I.
which
ex-
limit
from explains:
have tendencies to selbdefense!
That cooking of a pistol. when you
A moment more still bring the eight
L‘pon.yuur person. twelve yards off
duclling as one of the aim-critics of
human life. which bursts through the
in
Now
will. one “fly or lilo. other. conlrho
l
mery creature; lhls is a fact Wthh'
, nkp.
the. present day.
4.
‘, _. ,Ih.razing tho historic
at Baltimore.
21 secret pnnci i
-i{hrought to light
e;
one; empty.
l
; Tm: qu'rnlc
. r loudiness.
«An-oon and night;
healer.
'v ditions:
. a temperature was somewhat
r Thursday in the North At-
5 states.
1‘ lids:
night: cloudy
Friday afternoon
. , . dragged her to the balcony “Come'rl "I all use iii t’ -h ' wan
.. 30.00 so clear on the speaking platform and is look at the "u . ' PP a a “ 3' you t
. .. n . . s and the moon. to get out the . .
3.5.23 32.33 (if; 3:2: 5:21:31” a thorough theomg‘c“ Y“ k"°“'- we never looked at the and Donna le-rysgolimllieuiggftlgi:
.. . . - . a - m ’ . u '
on . ..... .. 29.98 56 clear HHe was: forty-gim- and unmarried, ”2:3 all the time I “as courting mafl'fl‘zaffpfifftlou h to
v “lo 29.94 56 clear e was am in orthwood. 0.. Sept. ... - ‘_ "9 ‘0 I
”*lnnatl l.. .... 29.82 76 cloudy 1‘8. 18:9.W He stliidled, the Unix-er- ‘rifourting me. Then she 53“” 3“! fgéen‘ileicha; digtartgyafiflmgnne: :0
u. o ..-..;..:-... 29.70' 56 cloudy aty o isconn n. Pr ceton and "W l . . . ' ~ "I '- °°~"
' :iv'e‘r ...e...:.:.; 29.88 68 ‘cloudy Princeton Theological 'Seminary and mesnf’l' ‘9 you were landing me. 1. zlgevfisgonded. With/flun' inflection
s it ..:. ..- ;.. 29.86 64 cloudy was ordained to the minstry in 1905. - ' i /"
4 ‘ m - ”1:“... 30.04 so dear Hi! flrat'paatorate was 'at the First She looked up into the sky at the (To be continued.)
- ...-,. 30.06 7d cloudy Church in Paterson. N. J; In 1914
A.- 29’.” .74 clear he was called to the ,Arch Street _‘ No Hero After All. ‘ .Those who roll their eyes heaven-
80.00 a“) cloudy Church in Philadelphia. .231 - fie'had frisked his life to rescue ward 'are looking in the wrong ill»
_57. clear, ., ' .. _ 1 g. the tail- m'ald iromnfwa'tery grave.- rection when the baby gets .. sick
.182 clear . _, A Guide? * "and oflcour'nogher father was duly from «drinking dirty milk. I i
lid clear, _ p, .- gratetul. , _. ' . - —‘
‘Thtreuis the once or the great f‘Young _man.'~'-r‘he said. ("I can J‘or' recreation do not run. for e‘x-V
' - execut Ire. ,
I . ‘rthern New England:
As'the stage coach up tho vallcy
(chad tho solilcmcnt zlhnut dusk
1;:th the drivcr could sue the
hitfflom the cabins shining llirnuzh
innopenings botwoon the logs.
h calling it "l'lzll‘kamslocl Light-
once." and tho namc has clung to
‘ 1 Golden Treasurers.
Bonaparte
workmcn
the
R
an
hot filled with gold picccs, gold
6. 1:95 and oihm‘ valuuhlc rolics
Db fled to how horn plat-Ni lhore
' jthe ficphcwmvf Napoleon Bona-
Thc contractor in demolishing
ldne old house found more than
dty hidden niches and cupboards
she massive walls. but all of those
—————_——_____
R.
followed by showers
’y afternoon and night: Satur-
eneraily fair and cooler in in-
ghihern New England: Increas-
' lwfloudiness followed by showers
ipossibly thunderstorms Friday
Saturday fair
11 of Sandy Hook and Sandy
to Hatteras: Increasing south-
probably becoming strong by
followed by
TEMPERATURE.
tion taken at 8 p. in. 75th
at New Haven Weather
H"
wall
antique
\
Increas-
"Mrs. Howard Howard Every and
son. Milton. of Rowayion. left town
Thursday for a few days' visit will)
frlt‘nds in Brooklyn."
"(‘hicf of the fire department L.
M. \\‘right has brought suit against
the town of \\‘r~stport for $750 for
injuries caused to his pacer “Grit."
by an accident sustained throngh the
had made in \l'ostport. In the com-
plaint Mr. Wright alleges that. on
April 6. while dri ‘lng through \Vest-
port behind his Erack pacer_“Gril"
with a light carriage he had Just
tho Nash property when the acci-
dent occurred. The pacer wan
thrown and severely Uiurod. Mr.
\Vrighi spent about $50 for veterin-
ary treatment for tho valuable an-
imal but Grii's injuries were por-
manont and he is now useless or
practically so as the result of the
accident." ,.
Fashion Hint of the Day: “The
cross so? with jewels has in many
instancestakcn the place of the
much worn lmrket as a pendant for
.WHO’S
the neck chiln."
._..L_._
m m n... saws ‘
l .1.
,..
a
DB. CLARENCE E. N.
MacABTNEY
The new moderator of the Pros-
byterian Church of the United States
Dr. Clarence E. N. MacArtney, was
described as. “an orator. scholar.
writer and parliamentarian." by Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan. when the'lat-
ter nominated 'Dr. . MacArtney for
the office at the present assembly of
the church. ‘
MacArtney'has won attention in
these fields. He has contributed lit-
erary and historical articles to mag-
azines. has been much in demand
indeed wheel.
“iv"
aim and.
"This background of
which surcly ought to blue out as
- ., .nova as possible-«may be. defined
It h“ a strange. quk jar “on the l as no other than the general radical
shape.
wiierrof Life ilsclf is composed. its
loss: elaborated shape. this flash of
‘fire. in its least elaborated
accurseu murderous. ragc:--as ih
icrmedlnlolwarmths and
doori is the whole matter!
"But tho figure. moreover. undo
which your infernal element
make its appearance. nobly or ell
lgnobly, is \cry significant.
lndian Tomahawka. from‘ lrish slill
distance is great."
in the "London" of Dr.
‘ Johnson there is a referents:
:b‘omo fivl‘y fop. with
g \nin. ,
Ssmue
in an essay on Dueliing. Cnrlylo}\\‘ho sleeps on brambles till. he kills
his man:
"How can you be a ”it, and not ; Some frolic drunkard. reeling from a
feast.
“'roth.—. Prm'qkes a bra“. and slabs you for a
jest.
glam-e of mother‘s low, and all in-
energies
and genisliilcs. are the same element
better elaborated. Certainly the ela-
boration is an immense mutton—ig-
shall
From
lelahe. from Arkansas bowie-Runes.
up to a deliberate Norse holmgang.
to any rhillzrd Wage-r of battle. the
new commission
3
.7— r7 - «--"—-'"°*""""_ W"...
Aliorney George H. i a .2 7 .
\‘oshurgh in L‘c’n'ilnnrll place to hire. i D 8 0m .
Hm. .l. Fonts, wife of George F. i, ' horn — ' INNER T- - ES;
r'nnio of South Nortvolk. who will '. eanlngs the 00 0 l e . ‘ ' ' _..—- ‘
occupy it after July 1.3." - .
l A pleasant dnncn in honor of Miss 8: cm EINNAIBD They were srliod m . "smear-—
Evclyn Simpson was held Saturday ‘. illn- mother and her lit"! 503‘.
"mm“ M the Knob Gum" cm“ by I l The conductor eyed the little boy
:1 number of young men of South _ . . . . . . Ii ~. and to see alook-
Norlvalk. Miss Simpson is no.“ DLEIJJAG—SLIJ-ththsr: seldom a. possible. and men as euepic ouel: He 9
their children who young»
they really were. in order to obtal
free rides‘ for them.
madam. please 3"
o .. .. in! You must be hungry. 1'2! hl\o
mofitffm'iagw‘v h“!- "m u" -eornelhing brought to you immedi-
~' ate ." t , . t -
"Right. "mm." ”M the com ly said its General pal ing Bil
ductor. .tlaaed. .
it neme‘to him that
motion was required.
“And mother's thiriycone." he sat
polltcle‘.
f
o
the assurance which his lrish Caih
ollc servant once e
' “matrix.
her. "that there is no salvation out
“Sure. en‘ I do." she replied. "to
that: what the waist sea." .
come of me?"
“Oh. that‘s all right." also answer
I N ’r d ~ no- .- .
_ n -.{ :- -. Poems That Live
WEDLOCKED ' “A“ ~ - ——--
_ \ c. mm; ‘ .. .. ..
_ ' w “A LITTLE WORK."
\ A little work. a little. play
CHAPTER T. radiant moon for several minutes To keep us going—cant! sd‘ 8004
“Just this." Boh answered. "“‘hen and then spoke: “Bob. I‘m going to day: ‘-~
a woman is old enough to marry she
is old enough- to mind her affairs
Without the help of her ‘molher.
Mind. I'm not saying your mother
will. I just moon that if you go hOMC
you shouldn't let her make you feel
sorry you married rile—or got mar-
ried."
“I don't think mother would do
that," Lura replied. "But when a
mothér raises a child and is her best
trio (‘1 for twoiliy years. she has at
least a right to know when she is
going to get married. and to whom."
"I don‘t mean that." _
Lura go: up and fined on the
lights in the room.
I "\Vhy it's ten o'clock!" she ox-
claimed. "“‘e've been sitting. here
three hours." Then suddenly: "Bob.
have you written your mother?"
"Not yet!" He got up and took
a cigarette from a. box on the table.
““‘hen are you going to tell her 1‘"
"I don't know. There's no rush.”
Lure. studl'ed him. "“‘ell. what's
the use of waiting?"
"0h. let‘s don't talk any more
now. Let's look at the moon rr
have_some music or something. I'm
tired of talking.” 'He strode to a
door andopeued it, revealing a star-
lit balcony. she stood still. her
voice following him.
,"Sol You're tired of your wife.
bored with her. in two days?"
Grinning. he grabbed her and
ed i. tell you.
my life."
no was startled.
strnight in from of him.
Then a. faint smil
fat:
in the darkness.
He
boon l evor would have dar
post- I could win you 1’"
She turned on him quickly and
:uiled him around until he faced
or.
'fNow you're
halo sarcasm."
He tried to keep his face straight
but couldn't suppress a grin. He
sought to change the subject.
“Dear, when are we going to
another apartment?
isfled here, but I do
to be."
"I was looking around today. and
I don’t like it. - You fixed it up to
please yourself. of course. but I
must say that you had rather bad
taste when you did it." ».
“Oh. well. woman junk every-
thing in it except my books and pic-
tures. They’re all I want."
being earcastic-—I
get
I‘ve been 'sat-
n't expect. you
new enthusiasm. "let‘s try to get a5
apartment at \Vindsor Hall. Flora.
McClure lives out there and it's
perfectly logely.“ - -
never-thank- yoipl, moienuy for four
..‘i
"‘A nice positio
curred an emu!
.. p ‘ 9
elk
thorn.
tell you now what I've always want-
1 think you're the
most conceited man I over met in
stared
q gnawed on his
e that was not discernible to her
I
"Do you think that if I hadn't
ed sup-
"Bob. I'll tell you." she said. with,
ignorince."
A little warmth. ‘. mm night
night!
of each day's growing —- and so
good-marrow!
A little trust that when we die
no Boy ”moron.
(Ker York Globe.)
It is apparent at once that’the
two boy murderers in Chicago are
perverted in ways of which thogen-
era! public knows very little ’ and
medical scienco not very much. They
one not the victims of a. bad social
e \ironlnent. On the contrary. they
have had exceptional advantages.
decent enough. homes and the best
kind or schooling. raw- ghastly
crime comes out ‘of impulses that lie
below the curtaee‘wnicn education
scratches. . ‘ .
Whether“ the murder is as
inrtho annals.“ murder aa-it status
is not so. sure. In the caeo of Leo-
paid and Loch the theory or bitch-
mail is dismissed at once. wherrin
the case of poor murderers it rls
probably oftEn aceptod. even though
the fact- may be that the killing was
really duoto some kind of perver-
sion. Hm tho senselessness '0; the
crime is do obvious and the behavior
of the criminals so abnormal that
the has been set. down at ones
in the right newness. aims.
emanating from a mom twist.
ted oonatitutlon.’ , . _
Whatever the final disgnos‘ls {of
the alieniets may beat-val not»
unions
knock." said the General. "“‘onder
(
A
i
. d
\
$5,000,000,000.00 in One Year
Five Billion Dollars invested in new bull
the United States in one year I That wa
ica’s 1923 record ! And all this was possible be-
dings in
s Amel-
cause of modern banking, the parent of national
out for people who .pretendoo that
than
“And how old is your little boy.
Little Willie pondered a minute.
duller infor-
Thus. seeking to be kind and fra-
iernsl. but at the same tlmo per-
fectly honest. it we make ourselves.
we may still comfort ourselves with
xpreased to tiahop
"Do you really believe." he asked
side of the Roman Catholic Church 2’"
"Well. then. what is going to be-
‘rhere guy orderly is. Oh. I remem-
bor; I sent him with important dis—
patches!" ,
"I'll see." said Billy‘s master. and
went to the door and flung it opcn.
in nearly sell over with surprise
when he saw Billy standing outside.
"Of all that is Wonderful! How in
the “Orld did you manage to gel
here so soon? You must hau- come
in an aeroplane too. But not" turn-
ing to the General. "he is soaking
wet. Ho swam the rher. Thai is how
he camel"
"Billy, you brave old fellow. come
ly'a head. "But what is the roll of
blue papal- he keeps in his mouth
and won‘t let go 2'"
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WORLD Topics 1,
m1”? OF POLE‘S CAMPAIGN
AGAINST REDS ls HIT
Thai the Polish Government may
l'
town?
be compelled to modify the sexerily
of its campaign against nathe Com-
or. with an irish telltale in her eyes.
"Yer riverence will be saved by yer
0f love's basiowing -- and so good-
§A little fun. to match the vol-row
[:7 dozen to talk about it because it
We reap our aowlngl- And so. is ibrottled: all Journals of admnc-
goodfbye! . ‘od ideas that try to appear are im-
-—George on usurier. modietely suspended; the clubs
‘ o founded by the young, people are
the Government adhere to the sen-
timents they expressed on the. Polish
prison situation before the elections
of May 11. is the opinion voiced by
a number of European newspapers.
Which have printed a proclamation
on this subject signed by many
prominent Frenchmen.
This statement of protest. which
bears the names of Paul Painleve.
Edouard.}ierrlot Loon Blunt. Paul
Eoncour. Roman Rolland. Charles
Riehet. Profesoor Hadmsrd. A. Aul.
am and nineteen other well known
men of politics and letters. as given
‘ by the Paris Populaire of May 2
reads as follows:
“A wave of terror is passing over
Poland at this moment.
"The press of that country hard-
0
scorched and dissolved; the unions
are doprived of their hlllhihera is
a police regime with all its horrors
and savage repreosloxls. -
“Today the prisons of the Repub-
lic of Poland c lain more than 3.-
one political .prboners—workers ar-
rested. for having participated in
tors and lawyers were to be kept in
turmoil over two lives that can nev—
er Justify their existence.
' Yet .the case challenges atteRi’on
of another kind. Here were two
boys, exceptional in their intellig-
ence. who suddellsr committed an
atrocious and inexplicable crime.
Did they live nineteen years without
exhibiting any symptoms which
twould have warned their amines
and their teachers to be on their
guard? It ishard to believe that a
Lmunlsts. Russian agents and L kram-
tan and other national agitators. if
the French radicals taking charge of
strikes: L'krainian
White Ruthenians accused of hav-l
ing demanded their national indo-
pendence: lntellecluail guilty of
having organized educational work
among the masses.
".\isllreated by their jallers. lug
suited. beaten with belts and clubs.
fed solely upon beets served in nail-l
seating bowls, thrown in lndiscrim-‘
lnate confusion with common crim-
inals who steal their clothing. con—
fined in infected and icy cells at the
mercy of vermin. deprived of soap.
of linen. of reading. of visitors.
abandoned to unbelievably insani-
iary conditions: the life they are
compelled to endure is such that in
many prisons the persons under de-
tention prefer death to the slow tor-
ture they are suffering. And it ill
not always so slow. either. Quite
recently a medical examination de-
manded by the relatixts of a. pris-
oner who had 'committed suicide' in ,
her cell on Feb. 14. Olga Bonus--
bova. showed that death had follow-
ed blows and abominable treatment. .
"Since March 13. in the prisons of g
Cracow. Lemberg and Lodz. several:
hundred prisoners have declaredf
hunger strikes in an effort to put3
through the following demands:
cleaning of the vermin-infected cells
a change of linen and a. bath once
a week..better food. care of the sick.
the right to have visitors. pencil and
paper. the right to read and two
hours exercise a day. ‘ g
"In the name of humanity wel
protest lvigorously .against . such
abuses a d demand tho granting oil
these ole entary requests voiced by
the prisoners." , ‘
Root Upholds Coolidge.
(New York ‘Vorld. born.) 1
. Elihu Root. chief architect of the l
world” court; made by his wbrk. He
supports President Coolidge in de-
crime In eomnlet as this was not
in some fashion as sated by the:
previous history of these two hora}
And it is in the search for such
warning symptoma‘ that may be no-
{N
there lies the only will
" by parents and teachers ' that »
Jmeud his Judgment and his courage
mending American adherence to that
body. .
.The people are behind the preai-"
dent in this i-ue. They will com,-
in pressing it upon attention.
outcome
or. this «horrible ones. ~
.1 .lrhe law itself will operate. it the
mourn-w: Wisely. With no thin
,tinhfloalitiea or dnoeapu’n theories.
tel-oncconclnsionppifiboutr'
lslng’a overdone when we Ions-1mi-
a debate about how ‘many
Fuels can dance on the- clot of a
.S'he question ‘of, moral responsibility
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