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•'GlynnAtrwaye. Pilot, is
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riclaPleyed, :by the PrInee .of lsiaindata to
., ;carry, talking atm of .the Prince to
• 'India, in orde,r• to foil 'The, 'Vulture," re-
. Of the, prince, who is trying to
• Ifitiu control' of' the Prince's ,sublects:
2, Two, films Are carried by Givtin,. One
Severei attempts are made to -
...get .control of. the other
• - Norah SeamantraVelling. on* the plane.
to; viiit fatiter. Is interested • in
• Glynn and, becomes ...alarmed • at. the
series of attacks....,• ',' • .
' 'Glynn is met- ny a isitbe'osso Ot.
• •.ThLnce8, bei
orderednot to. leave Glynn ' during,. his,
atop4iver. Karachi. A ntot is .iaid to.
•-oterciime, GiYorr who, is earrYingthe,
cbataeo. 'to his
Doyle, Norah and ,Glynn,, under,
,the Ind1ang advice take cab ,to a;
. ;theatre,: where Glynn -19'1o, Meet a 'mu*
nosed envoy ofthe prince who requests
• idnt, , to, accompany. hint .to theitre.
jinimy Doyle, and Norah Seaman go with,
• -Olyem---Ther--are4onoWedi7.',-Therinees
• envoys in, the :meantime have, -.,hec.rrie
• alarmed at the non-appearance Of-Giynn
and institute a search: •
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The Subardar. went, . on at
,pitce and 'Glynn. follciwed, throwing a;
glance ligek,to' see 'Doile and Norah a
.score -yards- behind.' The.gardens-in
'which! they 'found themselvei wre'
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amongst : ,the -Iniabee and over
' ..the dusty yellewgram* or sitting. at
:little tables.. with, coffee or drinks *be-
' fere them. 'brightly
.,by clusterso electric•Ihpe shin-
ing through the .pawlin ticei• and over
• the' fip*ered• bordered. walks.,"
, ,At;•one part:of.. the. grounds *as tt.
broad open space :with . few palm
, .
treee and althoiigh their light was
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softened and tinted by shades,..,:they
.. made ',,the ,pen space biigh ' enough
• t� be- seen' clearly from end to; end..
:.,`,1'he.puhardarled the Way to a ,vae-
; ant, table 'Set ..immediately -under one.
egthe..naline andthe lights •hung in
placed 'a 'seat .in readiness, arid; as
-Glyeo. leek it, said anxiously, "If the
:erthib, keeps his., hat on, it, will shade.
iO3 taee. 1 knoW the one who comes
'and. will watch to bring him -AO Yeti.
• MaY Te1i the', others' to', Sit- at
anOther table .wliere,you'ean join them,
• Tafter your talk -with him. Of 'the house.
,Of the•Prince.''• •
' "Go. ahetad" said Glynn; and ;set• .
tled..hitaself ‘. to wait :glancing' abinit
• biin atthe •pleasant 'seine, the saun-
tering Of'Sitting customers ; the white
, .
.garbed 'Waiters flitting ,about amongst
-•!"--thein471le SatiAne•-•Stibardatmeet
ah and Dovle speak!: to. them' tintITIT•
,gaide''thorntO•another.table about 30
or -,forty pee& from 'his and leaVe...
them.. ciS they' took their seats,'there.
*: A Waiter came tohim, and present-,
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ed a .'eartl,,,.And Glynn without looking
• at,. it; . ordered, a The
man ' Went off, and ;•GlYnn..saw another'
waiter: go tn.:: the fable ' the . Other
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two and evidently take' an order •frorn•
,
Jimmy Doyle -after a UtortLivithilgoran
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:"I, really 0On't.'WE0,4'.;atiy,thing,": she,
• said to Jiimm3%.',"but l'suppoSe.We can't
•• sit •here without ordeving.Se 'I'll have
an iced 'lemonade?' ----,a *
•• . Jinairry:.gave'-his orde, nd! turned
- with a laugh 'to' Xerah: "Seems 'Very
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quaint, and I can't quite' get, over it,"
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be said, "that it. io"onlya. week ago
, I' was having a drink with:14e inv',
.,•nor at, his club.' I can'e imagine any
• !thing more utterly, different than that
Place in Pall 'Mall and:th.ia. fantastic
Arabian Night.S. panto Setting?' •
Norah S1ghed.::"1 shouldn't Mind .11)e=.
ing ba k--ituttiodifk
"or 'rather. that Glynn was safe back
there.":1,
' no*,'. Alin My Deyle ;began" hi.
°surprise; "I'd hav.e'.thonght. .yereci bel
he checked arid ' torr-etteri
• ' Mean--4f-,TiVell, 1 don't
'1.tb1nktithat Glynn; will be sepecialli
glad , to .leave--er-to he back there."
".,understoOd perfectly ,what *he
,ineant and- his. English reluctance to
• ' heeri told. "JuinMY;"..she Sriid quiet
1), but'very earnestlY,;',`„We'.ve known
•'each Other .only a 'Week,.. and 1 only
Met,OlYnn .Week, .liefore. that; .but I
. find, that one week. •cart'lnean More
',than itianY,Yetirs; in seine -ways'. Glynn
" hag .given :ine,as Much' of MS donfid-
sriccas he can in obedience to his em-.
liployere-Ordere;eini.1 know-thaftanrii.-.
Oat this order 'mixes, himrbri'ln all
the intrigue:, and plettings.of. Oriental
Craft and politics. When Say: I *Mild
',reglad to Glyee• Is'. Safe
• • !leek in. LOndOn,,I mean ,glad to hno*
he is Clea'r. of all the d.angML,hellai now
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"Ile' doesn't 'seem to be Worrying
bach about the 'danger now,' chuck.:
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• :•••••••••••••no4, • , •••••••••0* dare.
OAK DEEPEN
..iletatiiit" the., new anent itit possetaettiie
',element that no Other tint' dr die poisesies,
. 3. soaks the' eel& tient in. onsolva
,pfetely . . . dyes beantiftally levetify .
, lent,. and laits,4,and lasts. •, .
. • • f. Dr. Nrnet s Po
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FREENosems tile front of 'i 111 Packlgei•
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fdi FREE ropy of 'be A B C of Honie Rua , ' ' •„,. ...
.•. Makin,” to John A. Huston , Co. Ltdo.
•.. raedonia, Rd.. 'Iotocito. . ' ., ,1 ,
. A JoiTo..All Users
Can't Slip orSilde '
led j'itnery Withhis eyes en.
earehilly.lighting t.eigat, and the wa-
ter bringing,•to his table q trai With
a glasa•and-a. '
But ea the waiter put the !AraY.
09Vea.: on GlYtiteii, table; the. Siihardar.
stepped quickly' forward from where
he,iatj atattened himself liehilld'.the
thair-rip011 *high Glynasat and spoke
in rapid, :attgr,y .11,induetanf'.to..thO. cib-
eequionater;
;:tiii.b will permit," „the,'Subar-.'
dar.Murmured. bowing to Glyneas the.
WalVer :picked op the tray and berried
off. "It la. an .order that de
not drink' nothing illOne that 4s not
front,.a bottle Widen has. net been op-
ened hefore.". • • • ' •
• "You'd be .getting.on -my nerves if
Thad any, Sirbardari". said GITWiialf
amusedly. "I ,see, what • you'r .at of
coigne, but it seems a,:bit silly. L ani
not e.ciallnant to the throne or any-
bodk special, to be peisoned 'off hand,"
,.. "If the ,pahibpermits; said theSt,
;harder. "It is op, my, head if My orders
are not obeyed ;by nte." "" •
"Have :it , Your way,". .,inurintired
august ;friend who wants to.nieet
The;Walter returned -'with a full and
• uncorked bottle of whisky , and •a
email' half hottle-:of soda -water. on„.11 la
• tray. He set the tray down on the
table and priactueed.q corkscrew, but
beforehe Could do more, the Sohard-
ar stepped 1, -forward, 'I picked-- 'Op the
•Viskey
bottle r examined the cOrk and,
the" ,capsule earefully,. and -,thee turn-.
ed. the bettle upside ,and With!
even greater care scrutinised .the bot-
tom ot -the bottle. • '
"Think .;the sprung,
ieak?"..asiced Glynn withhunconcealed
amusement as 'lie watched this ,bus -
. The, piibardar'.:fook the .4,riescrew
'froni•the Waiter's 'hand and .dismissed
•irim. curtly. "DOes.'the, sahib net know
that, a diantond drib • can.nrake a little,
hole iol'the 'bottom' •ofa bettle;•,: and
,t1#64.gli • it ,the bottle he emptied, Or
something be added to :What -the ha.
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tie hdlds:".. • . : "
i'I've heard. of it," said .;Glynn.. -;id-
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ly and; watched.:csanalty'while.the sub.
ardar: uSeti... the ;corkscrew,
pulled the cork, . put -the-OpenedItet.-:-
, tle on the table And 'theaLwiped....0,at
the. glass.j,wth- a- e lat.-on-the-tray
-As-.Giyirti-tilted a 'smalr7driiilt trom
,the bottlethe ••.,S %harder opened the
.half -bottle of, .-soda and, paso,ed, the
"aaphia'arOund •the :neck," or' it. What
Glynn did .not, ree wee.that,ini,"proe.
peso of the last. moyenienl, 'tha. Subar
Oar slipped a littIel1etjtthp
end :bottle; of Seda.; • • •
himself poured.,the..scida into
liltWhiShey; and hecauae, he was thin.'
sty: fjl1ed-hs glass with it drank
off Morethen nalf-Tortre7mixture7.-at4
One slaivi,dratight...: • :•-•: •
.1!.litthe!.Sahlb permits" Said the. Su-
..bardar'a inotne.ntlatet, "I see the one
who cornea:to 'talk; 1: ?ee:Ire1-aii;7
ether. with Hm,and: it is order:
- that 1 should..freew Who. talks•wlth
you."';'•
".00 'afield," .said Glynn 'again good
humouzed1y Its on your head:, as
you keen' reminding
The ,guhardar,niOved iiiitchly past
the, table and :to,: two nt;11 coming •to-
'wards.'thein.'and 'looking •arOund, • In.
-seareb-!of somecirre:•Olyntr saw theSu
.bard'ar.ineet and talk a twine& with.
the tWo,..and then tiirniiiit.lead them
toward s histable. One of the tivo...hait-.
'ed a, desen paces eWaY; While -014..01'v
er camefOrwerti t;ith the Suliatdar,,,;... •
• Secretary or the,Vizier of His
:Royal .Highness deSireatalk with the
said, the. Sibardar hciwing,":
and he .briegi 'with hint, One of the.
household' be.'dealres t� . be .presentat
the:. talk"- ' • .
• ,"Sit
,ffy; as. be roSeand made a forMhl geS-
tuts Of a half-ltew.' There 'Was' ,Sanie..
thing In the man!s'46.,ce that he , did
'not like, but Ile repressed the ins- tine -
titre feeling; saying to 'himself that,he
had. ,nothilig to dowith., the Prince's
Selection -or a 'Vlaidi's'.sectetarY-,-.10-
-tunately---for-theseeterary'rk-held-Oli
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The 'Man 'saluted graVely And, cere-
MeniottalY, tOok•'the 'seat: at the table
.and , With a; rilbrinUted, ,"If it . is
.patmitted,ii• tutted., and motioned to.
'the -mien Whe,?hatthalted, leaVing huin
fo go forward, .His „also, Caine to the
and ',With. elliihrate .sie%VneSiniatie
hth.Salaains,. tOOk hie Seat: and pre -
:doted paper and ithintain"..Pen; Pre-
pared to 'Make notes -or take- ditatioa.
of Whatever Glynn Wondered'it might
The Secre'tary begana long tnintOt-
Onous sing -sting tones, 'Saying' that -ft
was a great honour to he ordered to
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meet the ,Courier:who,had tie:Veiled so
far across, the 'Black Water, that' he
,bad been told, of the
the danger4 Whlell 444 been met egad
°Vfqcc.4e,. but that 'it- Wae that
His Royal Highness w011id,„.„upy,7 og.
and 'Make cine recOmpense tq; the ecier,
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Glynn sat' Op with a lerk realisieg
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that he was not, taking in•all that was
beizg said; and,.:vaguely.kthat ,nothing
Was being. Paid! thIlt ,IPpettered, and -
that -darn the minfi_dioning driel;
, that was eneilgh: send :onStealeep.
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•
"it ,is late,"' he said abruptly, "arid
'unless yeti ,nave.,;:other Orders fer..m.e,
I have to take•the'liain to -night, Have
yett any *refs? net --r inean
•y,on-understand-Itliat
7:Again he tried to pull himself to-
gether with 'a sense of -humiliation.
-that he was so , confoundedly sieePY
,
.014 Ile.. -Was making it ss of himself.
• , 113.6 Scribe,who was busy with -pap-,
Ar. nd fountain pen looked • ja, milk,
ix
•mured in Iiindustani,',".4 ' t *is, perntit-
ted, I have, not heard,- /and :wtitten,
'Will the sahib.of his g odnesi repeat• .'
At the 'entrance, of e Or the walks
leading into the ope . lectric.litapate
• apPear.ed'a yOung Englishman with a
'couple of men of the Iiidian-Police at
'hid eihowsrthe three began to nrairel
.Methodically and swiftly, from ,table•
totahle glancing- at, the People sitting
A , a , an , passe, -rap y on.. 1e
Subatdar standingly%liehind GlyMes
chart, Coughed loudly, and as ,the Se-•
tretary looked up. at hira, turned his
head -stared -straight antuthe- !Death*
policemen, anti 1ifte.t1 a hatnit,tbat_gave.
,a• glimpse' of the silken .cerd: ".
' To be. contioued
ows,1);0,
Is Fined *100
COOtity Farmer
Punished .for Gross •
Negleet
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IgONTREAL-A fine nt,i0o: and
• costs or two'. 'nu:intim in, jail Was the
penalty, impoped Upon Rech hatOux,,,,
Senlatiges Counti. farmer, by Judge
Maurice' Tetreati hOre,:lollowing 14tr-'
oux'S Conviction on. 'a' charge. of .111-•
treatinghis: livestoelt. The OeinPlaint
*as laid 'by' ineMbers Of the :farmer'S
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family,-the-,court-end-of,the proseeu-
tio,nAzthnIs,lialaglisaketatter_ht_the.Bioniett.
-for-the---P-revention- of.,---Croeity_LAO
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or or,.
HAVE:11
*rni •
Sprinit.le on DXertiets Powder and
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tie ainger 1.404'iinty
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yotf wont have to, think' about your
false',,tee h all day long. Soyotis corn-.
fort us rs. Eat anything you want
holds pia* firinly in place -they
positively Can't slip, or elide.- Perms:
roteetive'ciishion.for Sensitive goals.
ves no colored, gummy subStance-
keeps mouth sanitary, breath pleasant;
Prescribed by,World's most noted deii-
bath: The COO cerntert
greatJ AfiY druggist. .
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rive of Leroux's' seven cows had •
died of starvation, the Judge 1* teld,
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an
len
resh from
Gardens
curious World, -
Sixteen ch'ildred- are',born to every•
1,000 people in Britain/ itt a year, ['re-
• cording to the last statistics; sixty
years ago there were thirty births to:
eyOr-tbousand-of theb-popnlation,
-Rural -Postmen in the Nerth..tyest
districts of the -United Stattir have
been .officially supplied with. *pickets
of birdseed to carry with thenr----on
their rounds and:deliver. in the birds.
• 88,690 pictures arsecOnil have been
sushot,'''ihy a, remarkable ,super -speed
movie camera patented in German
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till I t I
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Jack W111 Be a Dull Boy If He HiS, Time A4itsing
Work About. the Ho* or-Gricion
.Thus 1111.4icin,g HimselfizsUseful ,
All 'children should work. ••We
doll'e mean in mills ,or factories.- but
either in the house or yard, •or even
to help .dad stack up ,the cens...in the
store. .4 .
drop as plain. as ,the. bounce of a. 'ten-
nia , " • •
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Natria,farming Is proVing success-
ful, in Surrey,..nutria, heiog a species
et Swarn.p.•-•.,beayer- front:south_ Arnett-
reeeinbling-•;a', Cress between .•
hOgerat and•a porcupine; .and- highly
valued for.;its'. tar::
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..F011F1.4/11114.;.tyylgts at;e'emplOyea by
the' LOtidonICOttutY.:,,bottriCil. at •the
County Hall'. • . • •
Big -game ,leinters. 'ere. now having
their trophies, • converted
tare, elephant .tusks .-making elteelient
bedposts., One hunter -has greatlY-.
prized 'EMU:Acing stand Clesigeed ,from,
a giraffe's"' foot '
. -
tile8,61300011,cf!in, ogferiprIniutsc ...twoettreactVE2npli.lbry.,
derei•;- the only 011ie AR .witoie identity."
was a finger -Print en -the Win4 oW,s111
..9.e
the •A,:'selentffie
Sifting la.: the • results. :bmught them
their. '
'Ths' Potate's;.:inest dangerees.ene
ed •witi.eitjnetion2bY.q fiower th.e,
peturlia; whose leaves attract' Pest
and' then poison, it!.;
'•-• • ' • • • -
,and . barn wagin disgrace
fin 'ecorditicin horses ..weie also
'found ' starling' • by 'officers of.: the
-8:17'.C.A: 'Laren* At, first pleaded guip'
ty but "Changed his _Mind .when. the
•court informed hint. he Coirld..be.seri--
•teneett tola,,line of.1000,,,.lens, Year in.
:jor and, two ' ••
'..T.-TlreimaSe-praceeded7after-.1.1a.chattge
of plea and -his: 'cliiidren: ;testified
ancused ha en h. OYI.1 fee
I : 11,1
his ,stopk'hitt spent:both; his„time a
bis�l iiiighlitnine iiiage.
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Milk and(Ciernin
Catientinfitioli.0if
.Americans ' are
drinking les s• milk and creani, an Agt
rictiltural Department repeit ,.,indt-
.Consumption in ,cities and towns
last year -1,4s estimated at .3,629,470,
600 gallenkikaampared to 3,131,743;000
gallons in .1838; '3,739,645,06 gallons
in 1931 and 3478041,000 gatiOns ' in
Per cainta •ennsumPtion declined
.frOm 46 .gallons'in 1931 And 1932 • to
48.8 gallons' last year. The decreases
'Occurred chiefly 4 the NOrtir:AtlantiC
-slates: iirWiritVon7triniir per, 44.'reilf
milk and cream was used, than • In
1832. Consuniption deCreatied $.5 Per
cpat, in 'South Central atateis threil
Per' cent. in Seidl' Atlantic.- and about
• tWO Per cent.- in .t1Ortlr. 6entrai.
Young—Men—RtillY
, • Round ;Girl Trained
In". Hoiner Econinics
.1.4pitSON, Miss.--L',,PraCticai. minded
young. Men and 'Wedding"; 'bells have,
created' a problem in 'the 'home eCon-
°Oleo departntent'..01, the Mississippi
schoOrsyStern; • ." • • •
lidbbard; state directer 'of vo..'
catieiiat .edircation,-saY?: the high turn.
over of hOine. econonilea teachers is
ieahlygetting • 'to .be sitniething to
think .abrnit. •. ‘•
The • borne econothic's teacheiA
,
rinedd.years ,learning the aft of Intone
,
management, cooking,. -baking ' and
dreSsinaking and •.10 their' work
well that the, yotkig m61 begin to ralig-2
-tronfid,, The chit-id:ay list IS :high
tately
1
ome
• • "The.. Maples" ,Tairisteek,-..formerly
the heineof the late rredetick, Kip&
has,'been Old in Orde,r
estate, .end it',WaS:Aeeiired, for 32,050;,
Observes the.: Stratfordi'lleacon-Herald
prOper3r. ;:itsO,lf consistfi''
three and One-half' ciereS andthere
was ..e.p.leridiii-taStehheern in the that
:Iplace in "1461ex:tire .hOnfre Well haek.
There.: are.--fruitFtrees. :and surAiti;
,frow,er-hade:,-andlhe. ilgankrge-44-04:-
an ice, hense.,,and
The louse itaelf le.heated, by'. het
water, has .a; Metal reef,stone founda
eleattic ind uullkeH•
number of ether . large . homes; • has
, • . .
been:. kept In excellent repatt-The
house, . solid brick; IS, .44 by 32: feet and
'at the reti"a .salid,htick•liitchen40.k
16,1and- attha.m.froet there' is"-Oneof
these Anacleto and substantial veraii-
dahsTwhieh 'speak' Of 'comfort and
enjnYineet.:Thers.-iS a living room -on
the-gronnd,floori.a: library and a din.
Ing :room,. hardwood or partinet .oak
flooring, antl.,thill: sante Standard of
eXcellence io• carried:throng:II ill the
floorso' On the. floors above ,there are
seven or eight bedrooms,
'
Alinost, every2:CemMueity has 'inch
but they...do:Lent-Jaen readily
triditY; ..They . are eitiniidered too' large,.
,anetlie,,reMion-nrcibahlt-la4hat4ten1e.
lite ban ataaged..peuple are ,away.: new
'more, thee .they need to ;be; the 'ear
bee opened Widii spaces .- and long
:made to dafly Irentnte,".and• there are
Many ,;Who 'took for aniesernent and
entertainment mittilde. • • theft oW,t
beine8.- So, it Is that the Stately old
Mine in great .demand.. It
ieenls PitYLhecause4thaaLioLinhell.
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• OT,T4*.,A.Ildatliinery and itirmilm,
Plenient., experts fer Mareh were val-
ued. at $261-469 cOinpared!.Wifli ,.$142,-
746 In March.!•1933.. •Chief eilattitnete
were AuStralja; $56413; .United •Stat:',
.es $55.,049:. and United :,
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856,21'2, •
COLIC PAINS
boo
Tao castoff nrtee .oraetient 19.1°Y '4ttlrb"-
Flubhardsays.- -- WI, ;CB:1 171,:p addedtd,..i*Illobali'!a:vbf6iliavtiedtiite' ;63,,t'l:bv1:6:°e:eupirhatiii
in eit,..6,toi exPefience„
return
ex,eallent 16 an
I
les 1°t. :11(Sal
c - liecOln14' '""1
04005' f9ri wed ata, tioo. ta;
teti ow•115%A:1.e:tit. (1). ‘1,4s4
tk.vOliams.
Mico1lit 1,101,0,04,g,„ t.t16
Mit °5(3.1.' .8.1,,e(i'tt's, '
'• t\itIOstrtv-
kethOd 1st cbtle6If at Cal)Ydtni"ss
establiiined litit'Sei4 With toYS and • • -
eemles; the' Chnreh hal 4iiaL
riiatliers ,ins,y Attend pervita; ' '
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'just as we'are _champions of child
play and child freedom of ,the right
sort An advocate Of labor' in this
• way,-- of 'duties that put spine' iron
-into , them,' and' tonditiOrk-thenl-to.4he
work habit later in life! •• ,
It's perfectly silly tobring up
children oz . a diet of.ipan,and then
expect them to enjoy hard food later
and "They
• are inst. children once," and let them
get lacy and expect, every One, in the
house f to stand' around. and wait .on
them 'while they never turn a 'finger.
• Soft Life Harmful
It is. unfair to the !child, to have
a nurse „or governness at r)is, beck
and call tee longrif he hasto make
no or little` effort to look out for
himself physically;it,is All wrong...,
It is unkind and short-sighted to
keep :girls gut 'of the kitchen • and
pay, "They'll learn: to Cook. quickly
enough,, when they; are married." ,
Maybe they 0414..but not being
."06nditiOped". to cook, they will hate
it very likely Or only like' it as long
asthey are emotiOnally,interested. ".
,• Too • many children go through
Seheol 'and emerge in utter confusion
Ao---the-world--Of-work w
of "must"; or:having to''use their
•-"Ti'mn4 - • to•-- suppert
bodies. .They are :suddenly ,,expect-
ed to develop work habits'. entirely
foreign to their natures," ,
'They -have studied', of 'course, and
that IS labor. We do not diScount
that f.--7 bet • except in the cases, of
self -earned educations they cannot be
• expected to faCe. the..ne* .Sitnation,
cheerfully When the World stares. tdi'
.See what they: will' inake them,
:
Japan to Range'
•.S4.nd4rot Oftivin
":-PreOliratiorrife ,
Who Makes the steady; to - he*,
• depended upon clerk 'or, steriograph-
er or secieteryl.The girl who had to • •
et' ti And help get hreakfast !and
,clean. her, remit and ,scrph-telf7 ,
Saturday.' Who snakes the depend!.
able .bpainesa man or earnest profes- '•
jonal?The. bciy wha liad to tend
ffutriace: and grass and Put through
a daily job regularly.
AS it liapPerii; Alba children Io
'have some horne'dutiesIO attend to,
but .,heiv many of them are,made to
feel :responsible fOr regular tasks?.
Thereis of coarse thetype of •
Parent , Who goes too far and pre-
empts all Of. Pie ..child's free: time: It •
seem's. to Me that this is one phase
of child ' training in; which we go to, '
ektremes.,.• The' "driver". parent Is
:dbing.. as ‘'nettch harm as the easy
parent. •,• lb is a wise inother • Who ,
reetignizes'.,the:need-of+plaYtinle and.1
wOrktiine; too, and who can adjust:a • '
nice 'balance. - • • .•
.:Balarics• Work and flay
Just as stliely as,. We alloW 'the
-youngsters to Hire perpetually 'on
, Easy Street, and Wear ourselveS' out .
'trYing to save them from the secret •
of WOric, we ase knocking the tmortar
from between thalniCkS of national- .
•
„
istic strerigth• "
iire
ljj, .
'them,'......too, •aricl misleading them.
Their cannot' live for seighteen, ,or
twenty - years witboUt, any ideaof,
without going apft it the •
core' When they „need .every „ hit. Of .
strengthchtractet they can sum-
mon at the .crisis of:their lives .
Vacation is coming.' Is, it to ,he
filled. •with -dawdling. or will it :have •
a: few daily: hours Of assigned dutiea
There ate fourteen hours in a child's
*. lot of, time for everything:,
Geneva -Japan aims to raise •fier
living ,
stetidars and thus. does net
threaten *Mid trade through'
com-
petition made possible by a low stan-
dard, kyozo .Asano,,repreienting, the
Japanese . employers; told the Inter--
,
national Labor Conference' here re-
cently.
, .
'
_ _ , •
'•
'Those 'who *pa obsessed by the
bogey. 4- Japanese coMpetition .and
Who ,fail to see the benefits of hurt!,
ing with a healthy progressive nation,
ilaY now dismiss from their minds
the fear of a low tandard of living
in Japan," he said.
lf,the Japaneie are left tepursue
their .economic activities:. peacefully;
he declared; they *ill become a huge
ma?kfotbe-rorItr8
argued thlif.Janan can only raise its
standard of living by a:higher
in-
dustrial development
A man of seventyiwo and a ,giri af,
SeVenteen *ere Merle's itt. POWSey,
near Marlborough,. recently.' "- 1., •
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Moto•Ist's gencrani giteeln,to ert-.tifelfght''.sid#:cit: the. road 'atat'
be-
gins • his• torn. • ESIttilly, in* lie -a)/
fie; SOeral cart; --peso hlin With toot,
tng horns. The finirth of fifth ear fa-"..
likely,.tir, hangiight into 'Wallis ex -
01180 ilStiallY lei: "Well, 1 hadity hand
out., Airlift • 'Of 'Course, I tom fott •
him that be shoold hieve .edred. otrafi
to the cefltrC ot 'tlio road bc'lti
ing the •iiiteratolitni-,htit tp,o• late
then; • • ‘• . -7 : ,
'Ston(layev
:there'l ba deilvIlie e'dtla •
rot, •hantVaignalltng,I)ttt in the: toren,
time, the: driver Whit inetaa, g(Alg, • •
KIND of a slghal, witethe0-he'a inytt-, •
ing right 'Of rot, Or'StOpPlitg.i.
Ing Oat thin Of the roatik
will nve tilintinif, a rid', at keit • A.• tot
retlite the' imPortatice;or the ,• 'hand.
sighal,; Some of then Will • Pelee, -a
hand tritini'the wheel: for, a ?co,
oo tt: andeittiCet, like di'ivdroJ be car
following to see.through tlip' people.
"id the,.back seer. 'Others pet: a hand
tlitoogle the open tvindOW.Ithe. h•daah:,
.ruld• jerk ft, back, as.: though something
'fiall•bitten thein, Stitt others wait WI.:
til they'Ve alintst cOnipleted 'Whatever.
.thoVanientit is tliey Waht to make be -
lett' ,ftigiltilling; Mote than hair the
iltiVera, `ilen't give any sIgnhl :at all.
One 01,06 worst offenders is Itro,chap
Wire, reaches,. theeXact' tenti'e Of an
Intatteetion betel% be niiikei :up MS
"mind tnturii'lert4; then liwanddefily
sticks tut • froai *Away oval;
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