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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 13, 1926 · page 8

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Editorial Views l
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0! State Papers Ll A WELCOME TO ALL . ll!"
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“l. Canadian System We invite the accounts of ('nl'l'n'll'nllullu
‘3'““W” ““9”" Sodeliee and all responsihlu organizmzwu,
When We want some ei'l‘li'ncn H as well as individuals. l
to th promr may go! solving our ‘ 7
. liquor prohlluns llgcortulnly rea- We will welcome an opportunity ll. l-lll ‘
5i acnablo to 00k can the Canadian ‘. . ' . . . . .. ‘
.. . . border. Our nelgh . re on tho north " (’l' with you ”"3 “839 “c Cdll Si H In ti
':::::::::;=:::::::..:.:. l» are separated iroln 'uu only by a
‘ aaaereeeaaeaaeeaeeaeeela . . ' .I n ""0. .116 In lmdclnary llllfi 81 ll]... TH E i l
, . l ' A tilted aeareh tor I “In”: They ahare lilo sumo ronllnrnt with
. . 3 . . [be at d , an» . outlying no on no. they arc of the come eiocil recl- l A
‘ N berf-ga‘fifll 2‘3 liellv New"! $30!?!” MI M :10!!!“ will}: ully. week the name language and . C E N T R L F A l R F l E "A D L
‘g in telly ill-“papa l'ebllah "' “I" W V ° W in general have the :urnn problems.
* , lien 00 Connecticut more deadly lid will be die- to aolve. I TRUST C0.
‘ ' mm M “ mum" n nan-ed. Rank hue. a laborer. fl When the linlwl Billion went dry,
on the me o republication oi all nova died WW II it. "Wu 0‘ GHM' some 0! the Punavllnn provlucru . .u ‘ a
hoe credit to ii 3! l“ the 1.43 log poiacnoue liquor. “If Wot“. were already dry or rvleo iollnwo-i .f... :4
”filfihhfim’ "' "° Dill')i ralldentl have died‘tmn clot» our leadership in 'n'hlislnrlll null —- .,.- - .. g
. holialn since January 1. according admiration. But till-y cm'ngm (hm. ._ l
ELEPHUNEb to death “wildcat died ll the town mindl. homohody remarked tho " l

 

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oiarh'a‘eflee. tltllflllll no wideuoe other dey that it is a characteristic

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UM Irene -d a St. oi pobenoue - liquor Ill found lit 0! an American never to admit that “
N'lGHT llfis either 0! thee. M ones. he is in the wrong. but the (‘an- E

. _ e a a edluna evidently nre uider no such l

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'dimculty. Front-la William llueael. l
of Winnipeg. wetllying before thu'
denote committee Saturday, acid
that hill district voted dry in 1916‘
but reversed iieelt and ruled wet in
1928.

During the dry period t.» rnlvl.
wceicrn Canada "nci'cr had such .1
crime wave." ‘ l

 

Mu. Wield!“ Domboaki. it. ill
Davie avenue. Greenwich. waa ar-'
rated by Greenwich police cam»
day- night. when they reided hie:
homo and toucd a mil in lull open
each. some barrela of liquor and
mash and a tow gallona ct whlekey.
The woman you erneted on a
. e e e ' charge 0! violation the- aiate ucuor
“An idler is a watch that wen“ law. A truck waa need to oerry the
both banal—Cowper. paraphernalia to the police elation.
. ' The woman wan held in bonds or

 
 

IDLE mom: .1 VERSE

We ahould enjoy more peace if
I. did not busy ourselves with the
word. and deeds of other men.
. mu dppertaln not to our charge.—
. Jeremy Taylor.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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$8.000. . . . Ben. lilrnm illugham hall to v . .
BE KIND NTHEM. chooeu between two harm: as a .11. E v
‘ A mrficorngred musical grated lemme in the Brooltlmll l‘lvvllnll . G e T 0 E . .
V . I expect to e me at ge- caee and his choice has horn en- 1 l v e n V e r . 1
, “On. MIG In“ said. "Whatevor port or New Haven on the utter. nouncod. All between glilng lbe’ y ‘,

 
 
 

voters of town what thr-y voted ior
and violating the consiilu'lon oi
the United Slain. or denying the
micro and upholding llm ('mHL
tutior, he chooses the latter courne.
l! the volorl of lawn More (lu-
Jeeted it their purpose by the Opi'l‘
ation of their own laws, the rcmody
lien in their elate leglelaiure and
not in the Senate 0! lbs l_'nl'wi
Flute; Thai. is good logic and round

' ghee up must come down." and u:-
. other equally astute gentlemen onco
obeerved. "They all come back."

It ll not likely that the letter
philosopher had in mind the habits.
‘eultoine and inherent tendenclea of
that migratory bird which leevea e
euretblng in Connecticut for en un-

noon at May !. when the next meet-
ing of the Connecticut Editorial ae-
eocletlon will be held. John F‘. Her-
nm. of New Canaan. preeidant of
the aeeocieilon: C. e. Freeman. of
Caumn. put president of the ae-
eoclation. and John Rodemeyer. of
Greenwich, will be the‘oonteetante.
They have selected the comet tor
the contest.

 
 

 
 

 
 

Savings Deposilor :
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* drain thing in Florida. 'And yet

‘ say, "'Well. hoiv'd you make out down
there?"

' But since they are back let's not
be catty about it. Let's hot uk them
about what'a gene. Let'e coax them

isfleflr—inlo good old Norwalk lend.
‘ improvements and other eubetnntiel

dueere. Come to think of it. "gold"

. use than wente to play around
' wltl'z"‘lerld values or wishes a good.
"We! investment in land for
the enjoyment or future gains. how

 

' ' ' The face when it is mooted may I)“ . . . - . .
_ .. . ' ' . Dim md.‘ “8 DUMWM and the .‘liee 51mm Norman 0! the vwslmenis EprlCIIlS ’ afloat and r!--‘~rll
can he do better than to put his Thero'isancrow loose semaphore mam. 1113:0me shape beyond‘mmum“ allowed to run out. but Trl-lly Church'Chelr w“) a.“ in' Tl‘ rer In L ‘ I) ‘ ‘
. noney in the term ilrmn. which is in 31’0“!““85 head and in the recognition. ii. in not uncommon lor‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ easu .V‘ll!‘ lfllllrt’»

within commuting distance of the

 

At Monticello and other places

throughout the country today honor ,

mm. m... and busiest my in $3‘“Z§' 331.5339? " Wk "3? ”m" "° ‘““°"“‘ ”°'" "‘° “°"' “3““ “”°““’ ‘ W“ “"‘h 9“"; ' ' ' A SOUND INVESTMENT ‘
lite world? Bridge art can 1: .3323“ .0 “'1' l" “‘1 burning ‘5 ”33°" ““01“" wnlcr awry day or awry No (1051-! The launch "F'nxv Granm" has” i
'Anewer that our. marriage of Edward W gaining. able. ' - 3"“‘1 mrclullfi’drlcd ““110“ 1‘1“” , been placed in communion for lhe‘ l
. _ 51 {V . Y k ‘ - Scratching and puncturing the Mug. liullilul; Slluul'l be iolluwolllvmr. .. ._ ‘ ‘ 1’ ’ l

And theta where homalk laud is. old Graziaiigoa 01:1; an: lifthloyéal" hlletere brine: temporary relief but by Mom”. nwnwuun of bone acid l- ‘ , . blloul-l :mord you Eaiety. Alilrktillilllil':'r ll, .. ‘ ,
a i h ' > - ' . n . . -‘

Rev Cratt also “local; it “emf; glvpfizeadio inc‘fi’hgh‘ “ma 0-“ The um advice I can give you ie‘ Mics l‘lorunce Raymond or R0- lion and u l'llll‘ Rat» oi liliw ~l l

‘ _ .. .. “9 I?“ _ condl on study tut- poleou cult Had the woieon l \vao'ton. milled in New York city. . . . l

Thongs diam-1:850). 9”!“le “mum“ thing ”l al- 0060" in Sharply defined patches.’ 1 'yoeirrday. . [him you are acquainted Will] the»: l'u-w_-,~:;=_.- .,l l

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in being peid to the memory of a
men whoee influence still ehlnee in
the constitution ot the United
States. The men is Thomea Jeffer-
eonrend the day is his 1$3rd birth-
dny anniversary.

_ Jetteraon we: in France while the
oonatitution won in the making. but
his lpirit bed so impressed itself

 

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Amedo Robcrge. in. Connecticut
Light and Power company linemen.
ie on the danger llet at the Water-
bury hoepiinl, where pneumonia de-
unloved after he had been shot in

Haven Jail March 24. end wee cop--
lured alter a. running gun battle.

graded and hi h schools.

 

monthe ego for an lncreuc. ”The
ohengee will become effective Sep-
tember. nt the-.Iurl. 0! this lchooi
year.

hearts of the girl's {other end

most a crime againet nature." '71:.
moms”. he ocld' should be con-
sldercd a crime under the low.

 

 

Qualification Beets for
Chime to Office by Woman
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ST. LOUIS. April 18.-(AP) The
League of Women Votere is not
functioning to put women intohubllc
offices and political lobe on a. “titty.
fifty" basin it will be brought out at
the seventh annual convention of the
organization here April 14 to 21.

 

 

Surgeon Gwcrai. L'nltcd Sluice Public Health Service

 

“MT '10 D0 FOR CASE 0!“
POISON IVY

 

A more or less mild attack may be

with serum melee iheir appearance.

tenae but very aoon they become
coil and ere easily ruptured. The
parts oi the body enacted mu “roll
to enormous proportions ,

the cyelidn and oyae to become in.

in elongated circuits. and other ir-
regular chapel correapguding with

the origin” arm of contact. ll (lace
not. follow llli nr-rw trunk.

turbuurcs eucll nu {Mt-r. hruduche.
cooled louguo and lose of appetite.

The chulnmzt oi lxy poisoning in

Sta. water in lli'El. if it in available.

Another good amlllt'nilurl coneleln
oi one-remeponnlul oi horlc acid In
.1 quart of hot unit-r. The large

 

must not lie rillmvud in touch other

 

 

parin of tliu bcdv. The eflcctcd

by and the. poison eumech that you;
may recognize
Mold thvm.

those plants nnl‘.

 

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Br rent-Inna: ‘mlnte or other
not neceaerlly eubacribe

 

Ono Monument Deacncd
(Xew York Times)

, METROPOLITAN VIEWPOINTS

 

editors The Evening Sentinel does
to the dew: vxprvescd.

opinion. Perhaps his most coneplc- ‘
uoun uclllm'ruumt \vuu eulubllehln.’
the "er or reason" in the Standard

 

The following iteme appear in the
lane of the Evening Sentinr-l of
April i1. 1906;

Rev. 1“. Torrey, who line been ap-

Milford within a. tow dsye.

Misc May llnrrie who ha been
vieiling,her fleicr in Weetllcld in ex-

"pected home in the near future.
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\Vr-slport during the coming musical
your ’

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Singer Clifford fly of Crenbury,
llfll been quite ill at; his home.
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Rev. T. DoWlit Van Dorm, will
preach in the Crunbury Chapel on
Sunday. l
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The adjourned meeting at the Old.

‘ Wcll Hook and Ladder Common;
i

«all held last evening.
C O D l
Beekelhell in Norwalk tor the;
season. will be brought to a clami
Monday in the Armory. with a game

 

the sacrifice of lilo and lrmmro to .

lll‘fld the world in equity. l.:.‘n‘;l££ty
”ind peace that iihl', did in stamp!
to drive it to ncqvlicw‘r'rlm ior she
Prussian mailsd arm.
would haw; unruly lad lll’: world in

blind and delinnl. it in pathrlir. l'

, moane grief and ruler-ml in ll.” i'l";rl

ulhrosirmn: and grace. Nam,- lr int:

.mat. .‘ley they ire n wisdom With

power!

 

 

 

 

 

G- Hiram."

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j THOSE PBOPBETIC ANCIENTS.v

Service

 

South Norwalk

The content reeulted from n chel- _, A, l M4. . . >
how well it mullet lenge lowed by Mr. Rodemeyar to - 1323:0631; if; eglficeregrlfir: all ’ ‘
I'll” do come back. and how y ML men {or a oofiteet "either ' l Brook‘lart. whom we could “are. I 0 u Y 2 5 t h a n n l V e l’ S a l' y ,-

of then: return with e turtlve. heal- on wind inelrumente .. or at aelllng I g
m“ "m" “m“ lb“ W" "MC“ be' "m” M" mm ”mun“ “a HOW TO KEEP WELL . ‘ l Fenoum‘s Tragic. Folly : :
tokens . four that eomebody will edid ho was a belt. cornetiet than V . . . ‘ (The MW Lon/ion 1m) l
either. By DR. HUGH 8' CUMMING ‘l._—_—..._...___; It (it-rmnny had made L:!’.l"~.’l{lh l’
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“l N ““9“! “0‘“ ““3“" let“ the thigh in an exchlnge of bullets The poison a. Mom all-Wilt! the pointed to the paelorme ol the Nor» prosperity and mm. ,, to a 40.1,“, ‘
Lott. point out to them that they between detectives and one Dennla scalp cl}! tho inside o.’ the lmmln. ll walk Methodlrt C much. will neeumc' lion such an all. might envy Jim ruS 00 l 1 .
should put what‘e left-4t anything McCarthy at Waterbury. March so. The symptoms of 1w poisoning ”‘0 1" “mm“lil'u is wry" more charge Sunday. Mr. Torn-y um move hunt: nlbpoeo. To mm. plain tr'l'll’ '. l
McCarthy escaped from the New are comparatively an, to recognize. thorn muy bu sonic incidmunl die. hie lemlly to Norwelk from New Museollul find ”mum a”, ““3“... t g l

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item 01 development which may not March 30. ushered in by burning or ichlns The amok xflny nulll-‘ldu in from A numb" of lrltnde of Mr. and m uh: Danni" 0, [may and ‘n illnrty ; ,1
glitter so beautifully but which are e e . akin. Within e day or two e r the tour m m d")... dppvmunfl upon the Mrs. Henry illtler lamlm-i Lhem u ; other peoples. too Or .15. filllwoljn; f
reehhoreet to goodness wealth pro- Danbury has voted it inundmilm"km " "9°“ ‘° ”N plant " r“ amount of lri‘llllllt and the r'llalllvo- “mill” PMS-V ld't Welling. a! ”WP and Fascism “ill Mi r-lr'r' rarv'll' :-

‘ increase oi $200 for all teachers in "5" ”PM”. Email blisters tilled noes oi lint: nkln. home in Orchard street. and tompu lilolr Nlriih‘xzsm “lib l

 

 

“0"!" does glitter With euch eclntll- The—new l case will meet the Sometimes "10 blisters become eimplo and Ms“), adllllnlnlercd one ‘The pupils of malt of the :ocai world low.» liberty more lhuu l'ul

latlng beauty as when mode up into demands of the teechera who peti- 'qulte large. However. any [my be m ”m 1”,“ ”Palm?!“ fur ”Grow Private schooln em enjoying [holy I inn! dash“ in} in rm?” lliar‘. im- .
6mi- ticncd the a a very tin . At am the may be " , ‘ , ‘ . annual rrring vlcution. always. in occur are »« fir. moro

brick! b0 l'd (education two| Y 3’ liilion is lmlhlng ulth mil uuler. ,‘ . . enllllrd to prpepf; and iwcnuo‘

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Sound Investments

invcolmenls, take no chances in buyiu: :-,.'w...~'
or bonds until you consult one oi’ our (mic-u»

THE CITY NATIONAL BANK

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

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Although the league in lit-gin wo- Yesterday there w oil Oil as as m ll llo id l
upon American policies and politic: I on um ed "1. L " l y l ‘u ° ‘0 u" ' ‘ l '
of the time that the original docu~ airfnolfolcizivltmiio Mid :sfitlreito pub- New Orleene a aietuo of Edward D. Interprolalion oi the Anti-Trust our 3:13;";::k locale end the halve I _,-. Among thn most interesting plot“ ‘ F. S. LYON
. no G o . . -. ; ~ . r ; r . . ‘ , _ . _ . I .

merit la vivid with Jettereomah lines of the old “spate WO%?FIC::¥- "6' I“. Ch!“ Juaticc or the 32:22:; :iUXbaflglllfl-ljlxbl‘: bagels: ‘* ‘ I , :RE 411.1 Ymil l‘ouolery c3111? lb: 3:3) ‘5‘“: JOB PRINTIV "

1. Wideaie ore decline "but drum:- to piece ”NE“ SW“ C°mm°m°mll°n 01' ahem reserves his hiuhoat admin. F DERICK BISSELL lrlfgopiglm B. .L-Calirfornia parcr- l (I
lie wee first ‘ i'oe~oi all opprea~ women n o co: oi oi y on a. basis we a man in fitting in many weya. lien. Though himnli aa a younx { 0d ' er ‘ 81.8 Frederick Biaeell son 0, Mr and .
elon. “Wherever the real power in a 0! quellflcetlone. HO Will 35’" only cltlaeh of Louisiana man in the Confederate army. T 3y "1 0th Ye .erI. 8. E. Bissell. of Van Buren G0 A-F'IEHING in mm classified Bomb Roman:

government lies," he wrote. “there

ll dingo: of oppression. Inbour gov.

eminent: the real power lice in the“

majority of the community, and the
"inventor: of private right. in chiefly
to be npprehended. not from new
otgcvernment contrary to the sense
(it‘ll! constituents. but from note in
which the government is the mere
”immoral or the rx. ion-number ot
. the comments."

Jeffemn believed thee good gov:
ernnlent rests upon an intelligent
”epic. He once wrote to Governor
Tyler: "1 have indeed are greet
mentored at heart without which no

but: can maintain iteelf * ui'
mum; l-that of general educep
don, to enable every man to Judge
at ”if what will aecure or en-
danger hie freedom; 2—To divide
»_ m oeunty into hundreds of eugh
‘ , ‘niia‘that'ell the children or cine
' will be within a. central school in
’ . Theda mu. republic-

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canto an evil. or deny himself and

 

in eupport of this claim. the board
declaree that women have more
idealism than men. that'thcy are
"not yet disillusioned" and through
the proper political training ehould
ho a potential force in public lifo.

 

PERZACKLY.

 

When cm on can take ed rink end
note corn those who think intoxi-

note corn those who drink—From a
South Carolina. paper. ‘

 

CLASSIFIED ADS frequently ae-
oomplleh the eeemlngly impoaeible.
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, - A Perelman ‘
Thie‘Bank' wants todo lie
the hfie profile which “promoter: itch-from
Bonk willrbe gladio invoetigata new»: .

apropoaedlnwetniantfor.pom U ',
1m- preeeution 'la £9631?me

who ever eat in the euprefne court
of thrUnitcd Btctea. But greet u
were his servic'ee on the bench. he
is beet"to be remembered as one
whodu his per-on came e'epeclally to
symbolize a united country and to
iduetrcto the highest patriotic Vir-
tuee. It we: a graceful and ap-
propriate thing to invite Mr. Wick-
erahern to make the principal ad-
dreea at yeetardey'a ceremony. As
it fertile: AttorneyVGepal-al who had
appeared beiore Chief Juatlce White
in many important canoe. he in well
qualified to epibmiae and explain
the strong direction - which Judge
White Box to American .iudiclei

eharein ‘ellmme' ting

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Tilecfloere c! this

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

Judge White came to have an ill-
mcet pauiouutc devotion to the line:
of our united country. in religious
“belief a, Catholic. lie wee able both
an e United Slates counter and Chm
Justice of the llnlied Sietea to Ihmo
how great is the columny that one
of hie tolth cannot be wholc.
hearted 1nd undivided in allegiance
to thin notion. With hie whole liin
and public service still (reel: in tin,
general memory. no one can he
found anywhere in the lend to
queetlon the propriety of ceiling up
a statue to Edward Dougie-e Whllu,

m—

Luiilcr Burbank.
(New York World.)

The ecienuno principled on which
Luther Burbank built his achieve-
menta verb well known when his

career began; but his brilliant. inw-
ltion of naturo'e pouibilltlea, his
mumdtulneu. hla untlrlng indus-
try. made bin: an unrivaled master
of them. Quite naturally be obiect-
ed to the terni "M d” ac ortan ep-
plled.‘ it ignored i e wanking
drudgery which he showed in rain-
lbe more than 1.000.000 gladiolus
bloc-oni- to get the varietiea he
wanted: in producing 10.000 crou-
iartlliutlche or the plum and apricor
before be perfect. a the nlumeot. and
uln devoting sixteen yearn of con-
tinual'experlrnent to the elimination
of theme tronmrlckly planta until
he had a epinelear cactus which
would furnish ninety tone or anlmel
teed m an acre of deeart. Yet
Illa div! lieu of the new wonders
which nature could be made to pro-
luee made him in aooth metallic

lilo a wiurd. ,

~‘ All" magma “fill-boy de-
uce. in aaunmomkrnnauu
We oi animal pump ea. or-
Nt allowed the creative -apdrk
which titted bia work no

 

WON that 2 the Mine?!
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.v , Mellon. fie waa not con-

_ um economic-

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Today le'feaet dayioi St. Idorman» l N", York‘ Ea“
gild. martyr. eon oi eoviglid. King
0‘ the Vlelgoths. l haven. L.‘l.. was honored by“ elec.

Thumu Joucreon 'ea born April l tion to the once oi treasurer oi the
13. ms. at Shedwel . 'Va. conicnnco for the ensuing year.

Today. U public .beildw in Ala- 1 'Mr Bleeell is a delegate from the
home. in honor of the birthday of South Kern-oils ‘M hodlst church.
Thomas Jeflgnon. l’l‘he young men is reaeuror of the
‘ leenlcr clue of the Norwelk high
' school. it ie on omcer in tho Nor-

Men Gain Rank With Women
- ‘ walk ch pterot Debiclay.

DUBLIS. Apr. ”(AH—Bachelora
have been placed on par with women
on to celery by the Irish Free State
civil eervlqe.

1! single. men enter; the civil eer-
vloe and merry leier they got a lump
sum payment on marriage equl' ~
lent to ill montlu back pay of d (-
ferenco between the two ecalee. In
addition allewnnce aubioct to.a max.
imum of 75 pounda la payable to
then: in mpedt of each child up to
the age at antigen. I

 

 

 

 

prove .old once in n. plodding way.l
The boldeet eonceptlona occurred to .
him and were. made realitlae. Tho’
eudncity of the pltleae prune. f the
edible outta-.0 .the .‘primueo .
an entirely new peciee'made to or-
der. caught tha‘invgination ot the
world. Then W a vein of poetry
in‘the'man'who labored tor yearn '
to givc‘perfume to plants which. 'iiltcl
the dahlia and'verbena. lacked ml _
who turned entail dowel-a into giants ~
and who mudethe Burbank mac and
Shula «infamous for their beau-i ,
ty. Hie method was almple: it ml
to lanai: up inherited chericte . car-
by creel-breeding and to eelect .
the wide variety-often» ,
the plant or ch came ne‘er-t eo-hia
requiremen , ‘But when amali lion-l
tleuiturleta obtained email rel-lie. '
Bahanh'a: inelnht. his

 

 

 

..._‘._ ovate-decanter-
imagination ammo. drive a lot of men

 

end hie" enabled hinrto‘ do w.»-
wendal. Hewuageniua—a geniu- h” WV. and WNW-ll.
lawnmower-alumni: infinite melatonin-absolute mm.
medicar'taiiiatyaine may. .. e

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iavenue. a. delegate to tho annual.9<‘€ll°" regularly.
Oldir Boyn' and:

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