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The Washington times., 1905-10-22

have arrived in Washington, after quite
a voyage TO the Society Islands In the
South Seas for the benefit of Mrs.
O'Connelrs health.
Mr. and Mrs. Catz are at the Cairo,
having come 10 Washington on their
wedding tour.
Lieut. Col. II. z. Robinson, u s. A,
on leave from Governors Island, n. Y,
was registered at the Ebbitt House In
Washington early in the present week
Miss Elizabeth Parker. of Orange. n.
J., Will spend the winter with Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Beck at Fort I1eavenworth.
Kan.
Mrs. Walter Reed and Miss Blossom
Reed have returned to the Cairo, after
having spent the summer at Halifax.
Lieut.. US. Grant. Sd. is at Fort
Monroe OLD Point Comfort. but will re-
turn to Washington in few days to
take UP his duties as military aid at the
White House.
Through the courtesy of Colonel Hat
field. commanding officer at Fort Myer,
an exhibition drill will be given in the
riding hall. October q, at 8 o'clock, for
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L,
returning to Washington to resume ac-
tive duty.
On October Captain Mott received
an invitation to so down to Tsarskoe>
Selo. accompanied by Mr.. Spencer Eddy,
and dine with the Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess Vladimir. There were
of the party Prince Nicholas of Greece
and his wife, the Grand Duchess Ellen
who is looking prettier than ever; the
Grand Dukes Boris and Andrew, and
Prince Godefroy Won Hohenlohe-Schil-
lingfurst-
Mrs. McWhorter and Miss Adams, of
Augusta. Ga, are visiting Mrs. Perry.
their sister. at 2OO3 street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Adams and Miss
String, Of East Orange. n. Y, are
spending some days in Washington, en-
route from Hot Springs. Va.
The women of the Army and Navy
and Marines Relief Society are plan
ming to give three entertainments for
the benefit of destitute widows and
children. benefited by their society Be-
sides the drill at Fort Myer, Friday of
this week. they will give a dance at
Washington Barracks. the night before
Thanksgiving. and a large card party
a little later on.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran has been
appointed by Mrs. Donald Mclean,
president general. d. A. R, as a men,
Der of the Memorial Continental Hall
committee, in recognition of her liter
ary services for the hall. She is the
| author of Miss Washington OF Vir-
| ginia.' and has allowed the proceeds
| from the sale of the book to go toward
| erecting the hall.
The Misses Pairo. who have been
| travelling on the Continent during the
past summer and spring, have returned
TO town as the guest OF their brother,
Richard Pairo. and his wife, at their O
( street home, awaiting the selection of
| a residence in the West End
Mrs. Richard Parker and Mrs Kuhn,
wife of Major Kuhn, L. S. A, have re-
turned to their home, 1744 NJ street
northwest. for the winter.
Miss Alma H. Wilson, formerly of
| Twenty-frst street northwest, has re-
turned to Washington for the winter.
and Is stopping at 20S2 Columbia road
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hutchfns are
now permanently located in Washington
| for the winter, having taken a house
at s22 Eighteenth street northwest.
Mrs. Caldwell. of Chicago. is going
to stay in Washington this winter. and
has taken an apartment at the Cairo.
Lieutenant and Mrs Musgrave. who
were recently married ir this city, have
completed their wedding trip.
Judge Warwick NJ. Huff, OF ST. Louis.
has arrived in Washington, and is
| stopping at the Willard
Cen j. j. O'Connell, L. s. A, retired
MIS- OConnell. and Miss O'Conne,
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Mexican Embassy.

the benefit of the Army Relief Society.
The object Of this society Is to assist
the widows and orphans of officers and
soldiers, and especially to provide means
for the education OF the children Mrs
Daniel Lamont is the president of the
organization, while Mrs. Chaffee who
has charge of Branch No. ?, located in
this city. takes a great interest in the
work and has done much to increase its
scope.
1t IS hoped there will be large at
tendance; tickets are 80 cents each, and
are on sale at T. Arthur Smiths ticket
agency
Lieut.. John McCnntock, Ninth Cav
airy, arrived here on Monday for tenn
porary duty IN the second division of
the general staff. He is staying at the
New Willard Hotel
Commander A A. Almy. q. s. N. re-
tired, who has been executive officer OF
the United States steamship Marble
head, which was recently put out OF
commission, Is located in this city at
1913 Vermont avenue
Major and Mrs Warren p Newcomb
and Miss Newcomb have taken up their
residence for the winter at the High
lands, Washington. Major Newcomb
Continued on Page Ii, this SectfonJ
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The Right Rev. Henry Yates Satter-
lee and Mrs. Satterlee and their daugh-
ter. Miss Constance Satterlee. who spezt
the summer in Europe. will arrive IL
Washington the first Of this week
Bishop Satterlee has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illness to resume
his church duties
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Commander Cowles will go to New
York to meet Prince Henry of Batten-
berg, having been detailed by the Pres
ident to escort the prince during his
visit to this country.
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SENIOR DON JOSE F. GOroY,
Minister Plenipotentiary and, Charge
d'Affaires for Mexico, in the Alb
sence of the Ambassador.
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Mrs. McWhorter and Miss Adams. of
Augusta. Ga, are visiting Mrs. Perry.
their sister. at 2003 street northwest.
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NEWS AND CHAT OF THE WEEK

"a rh those who mkew mo
nh nener this the aresd
h arr
u ready o lie
the o h an German Eb head B
f the ti Ell s # social there is drawing It a
d dphp of q Newport b
or only W is
it nos mood nc
BY of this weeks o. nexth Crpsan h
. to an h n
of
o
ambassadors
R a tn u al lie
and diy general suit
tay o M W &c o upon he d
o.
all the n ent Vice Secretary of
S f t family is d and II
Supreme C and lis associate justices the Fid Of the Senate Senator's Sp (
h of all frs call
n he d ma 6
That ats if oneru in
o of Z he arrival frs
d family ou in he carriage maxim all She ever pn mlah of official
be pretty pptn pen # Congress pin he h
for upon h will Mdepnd lei season future happ n lie o Mis- Keu th eaaer
of o b e by is thar h
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diplomats Each of bodies
That they observe the laid official visiting Wash
Mrs Hay. widow from
family
of young diplomats who
their
of Senator Kean. the by little
in official m refused invite number of attaches to
because American social
diplomatic
cd her. she pony refused to invite some genuine among
Less Official equally fashionable did the thing
quite
Will and all during this
Senior Feline pardo brother the president of Peru who has
United will
December His marriage
Spanish
its only year
darares until the arrival of senor
pardo now at the
in this country caeon appointed
Chile cadeon and her daugh are at Dar in the
Calderon win retain his
here for he is
Senior Don Diego Mendoza the minister Colombia
while hunting residence for legation max
secretary senor Don Eduardo Perez
Mendoza New York and
ILL., but will be able it thought to come about Nove
Triana the Bnid States
will be New York Thursday by her husband who VIII at
The minister from Argentina sener Don Epfanc Porela and
Sonora
arriving in Washington their
legation the f~Sixteenth and U streets
Hugh cuney third secretary embassy spent
the Lenox arrived in Washington
British
leased the residence
Mrs Connecticut the embassy
Washington
delightful the affairs
followed others, who viii their girls
reception
parties each Of be followed
There will unchons
n January,
stead
eAcA
predictions
senor Godoy daughter of the minister plenipotenary
will formally
ury, Rdgely her formal
win attend strictly her studies another
o
In his
similar society at British
at
will luncheon
sf army
Chanee
dignitaries will
Thanksgiving. big dance
the Washington Barracks by the Soldiers Sailors Marines
1t
planning
abandon
will Of
Dnwidde
introduced the Bell Ripley
at of whitside
homas Bell solely
1t the Bell wedding that felt the doom
blue Dark blue light blue and especially Alice blue"
her daughters and ailth heir ~ ~
Pink evidence the Bell wedding Mrs Charles
black picture
church and the effect and pleasing
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Adams and Miss
String, of East Orange. n. Y, are
spending some days in Washington, en-
route from Hot Springs. Va.
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Brig. Gen. Charles J. Allen, Z. 8. A,
Mrs Allen. and Miss Allen will return
to the city early in November. when
they will Sccupy house on p street
which they have leased
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Continued on Page II, this Section-)
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh and
Miss Evelyn Walsh will arrive at the
Shoreham tomorrow evening, and will
remain here for about two weeks. They
will not open their house. and upon
leaving here will proceed to Colorado
and California.
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Capt. T. Bentley Mott. U. S. A, mill
tary attache of the American embassies
at Paria and st. Petersburg, has con-
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The Misses Pairo. who have bee,
travelling on the Continent during tn
past summer and spring, have returne
TO town as the guest of their brother
Richard Pairo. and his wife, at their {
street home. awaiting the selection O
a residence in the West End
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
AWAITING new | | Year |! ]
Hubby STRAY BULLET ! !
wv oman Killed Whilc Seated Sat3
Window al N ID Sgg III.
night {. 4
5( ss,. Is |The lines . spatch.)


! NEpysstY oRifl h January w tn Fl he old
yea tie life Of M rs. q hcresa Perschin
OF No. 31s JET ferson Street, Iio boken went
out 4unde pat hetic conditions Mr. Per-
sching and her husband had beer en- ter
tanning Il watch Nigh 4 pa w. fter the /
din jna5 the streets III annopnc iced no t!Gsth rs
nov ii yea TX had begun. 4 he Visit ors pre-a
pared Ito 90. n They war tod to say x good
night III Mrs. Perachin s but she could
not be fopnd. 81 #
teE All search was made and the WON an was
sitting Sdcnd In al rocking chair
by Il the XII cheri ~ ndow, while the nine
ba byg she had been AZ rrslng5
lay nconscIous on tho floor. !s
"A sbrok en- pane OF glass and III bullet
wound II IN her right tenplc \ showed Sth
cause OF Mrs Persching q ca I'll s5h5 She
had p,cen shot BY some one In 4 the Srea s.
5or ono { the houses III Mn disons Street
who welcomed In tho n eW year pysSs III RING
a 4 revolver " loaded wit ball II car trId ges.E
Tho shot had evidently ~ been & fired u from
an upper floor of one OF the two III u ses.s
5drecty#i1l the rear, as the htil hot struck
the upper part OF the wind oW, Y heS Per-
isching apartments being on the 4 lrstS floor
THE mark OF anot Their blu llot$,wa found on
the kitchen WA II 81 I'm ostS in drect limo
with the dead woman's Si1ead, & and TAI flat
tened bullet WIS found In the yard out
side.
a3 Tho dead woman's sister, As ia kingS care
of theRchild, which was not seriousl Z:
jured In the fall.
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Brown i several were
.va sin& On lywood Genet cry. tne
III elow was lost Iie hunted eyeryWncso
Tor hls father The en- !, .nnuGt.
lind HIS ana 70 t1an, ess
bnrun "a follow the car lto ven *,
onKwood enuc enable stree sta
ana a S
tu II StatcG Street and williamsburg
just one square from his y E Il
8Misy n cIiel Rcar1ls ter ol SUP
da Y. - II w Renms. Of 5the !chmond CEDAR
snrrs ,eft erday fternoon for
yria't e visit 4 her sister I. IN an,,
FElsosn cams VII remain * ~
aGors james 5arae say
era days ago from m ext enaou ~ =,
tnrda FOR his old home y
where he spend some silno VIZ ~
M ia enjoyed the best Of
hepith for Some time but was n muea nenes
flied sbys his trip to 3 ~ We ~
gained ten pounds. !, x,o :, turned
$vasi esday from visit 70 IN
eoS 5sarnsa
hs nss hoaise So y y
Sos.h caar niaiIs have
re NOV at the ONE $of t'a rlaa =
Richmond vi y, a. Ia the relatives
Tho Wedding was 2
the y9ang w, f0uIas;
Ar f ana rarmviile q ne
SpSs INK will Ess'ss
Charles Wood chez :, nsi,, z has been
i1e and here during fs
has getI VS. ker and ams's
Mess 4sturne from NYi'T
s,sh ss sr
PENDED !, :, las opel hoiidays, VIII resume work
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Hustihgs Court.
U Is. 9, 5i,,ry Of the Hustlngs Court
to-day the JanJary " pes ~
Ming at Il q \, y, acn a ~ = >
A great many ca SEES y
from n tho over coll
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NEW YEAR RECITAL. i153
Attractive Musicale / by conser'
vatory Pupils Tonight.

This evening 81 coek the pMp,s 81 81
give a New Year ree ital I'm the CONSERVE
Tory BUILDING No b Eag G 5a ,sv yI g
N tie piano. vocal. atld ex presHlon d y
partments and both faenlty,a ,n1 % napa,s
md the public to be prese 81 :,
sextette La Princes, lMerz} Misses 8
and Masters Gobean and EYansor, e..
price Yalse Castro Miss Annie Nay
Rhodes, Reading. Aticheal strogoff, Miss
Eleanor steinbrseher Tennr Solo. Abs
sen I1lc = !. March e
man, n The Water fyynlph On VIM 81 Miss.
Mildred Brent Reaad!ng, The I Reacon ~.
Route MarcN TlEngelnanl +, Misses AddleY
ana Erwin centralto sS ss1 sq. R aS
iPortlaux, Readln g, Poor w mite B II sllf
Miss Corn ala 70 loek, Fantastic Taral.3,J
Spring lslndingl Miss. IIst her y,slpsteta.
n Ssa en .hs
3(Ilszt), Miss I'll ian Ono huEtro, $
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'TOOK8FlRs I'm Il n sI5 .1ll21:
I Il ATT Ian TIC SURE

ss & {Speclal Ia The Times. d spa ch 5
SATLANTICSC CITY I. - IN. "a hun.
BART In 't 10 opening
the bathing season here vest erda and
IA lol Ida rowd iof We thousand persohs
looked7on from. the board yR', 8 :. ~.
the iirst plunge shoTtly fore no9n y
stayed lnthe ter Tor g Sc
- 81 r,ar 4 IA Thomas II. EIoban. OF
sPhiladelpha. al I'd John and bert Hen
.derson, 81 New \ u ], /, 3 ~ =. fol,p
d arraaa y inn most OF the da ", the
preinenad 3 yes tcrd fterrloon fed
% June i Ike a ppea ra nee. Fs9lss
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,PHYslC DIES
NJ, ..;19 MARTYR h TO SCIEN CEl

NE fg aaaah 81 bn Hnredasiek asiain
,,p bro 4 Specialist on spinat disease
from Said PIN sas
mol ave been q cn se .or k IN
SSW 40 mas been elra gea dow 80 Sd efi N
Shis sdeYo ion To sclen " u
y pgoman elsEsr K 81 M
Nee rIureS for spinal dtsea ses, beg some
years Ago the study of the effeet of op J,
ates on 4 the nsrYes n n q ok perl Hsnted \
upon himself 3, becanl dqlctsa ~ in3
psaItlenttlsl ended Ills lfs nv iphsl lAs gaa. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
CONDUCTOR ROBBED
4, j3 BY BANDIT ON CAR 4 4
W. rho lT,l,I,1les- pIspatch.l I.Esl

(SpeeIal to- IIstlVsTI1s rEEJ
jUANDRCH, II Al, M 2, y hold y, ~
VII a dash lid estern colog \, e siI
occurred ~ Ssif
p!a b ssis ii ana West
Chester when q ma. aTmed VIII Eve ,piA8
ravo lvers Robert !, y fahls
silvsr ~ a Corners he had then forced
hin get. hack and ring the bell Is, 60
ahead, d sAllSths happened while four l,Ss NJ.
sengars renain ed seated N tlis car az
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1, palmer u, n Myers. Allen Potts, AY,
" " sIair John 6. Walker, r. 'ls y, Myers.
III. Eabert q. Leigh Jr.. George . G ',Ie9
Scott. a. II. Harris, Jr, kirkwood Mitch
Ell. A u. Donnan. 'rllones y. Garter. At.
cher Andersons Jr., w. Morton, ~ n.
Perkins. gideon Davenport WI Douglns
Gardon. =. p zal.sn 1epsh!p ~ ". ~
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soe:,ni1al Mention

l-
The Misses Doswell ana MI. Howard
day week deghtfullysi1lR Richmond. " here
they were daily ntcrtained $s by their
many friends, returned 4 last SaturdayISto
their home at II the #$ IN iYersity OF Vir-j
i ginia. s n Ss ~
4, sps;nang The week
Mrs ~ ilses m, a e M III q Nor :.
Iynchburg yesterday. bein called to the
bedside Of their sick sister. ~ i. II
Mr. r Y j, X lily, o tas been spending
tho holidays with his mother has re-
turned to N export eWs, q & er g delight
ful visit ,a l33 ls3 " q s 5sS
Miss Salmon, Of En- and, who has been
3for5 Mr. james An Oar land a Of New York,
left yesterday to prose ute her resoa rch
lii the Northern Neck OF Vlrgi nia..3 H4
5 Miss Helen Venable, who has been visit
Ing friends In Rtchnn ond !, has returned to
Petersburg, &, 81. sss 3s$ sAy ~ 81 III
$l Mr., and Mrs, Louie Fl nkins, who went
MarX lend for the ,y ha'idays are ex
$Mrs. Garrett Gooch, In 8 taunton, received
with Miss CorIna 4yaulx, Of tina t city,Sa at
| % card party given by Miss Vaulx. lsf5 !.
! S5 Mrs, Langhorne = tney rs visit her
brother. X Mr.. Clayton Threa dcraf e. Of
Mrs. w. Is, LAYING, Of Nelson county,
! Is IN tho city accompanied by her little
| son, 3oyce. III. 81. l n NJ
M Julius M. cardoza. Of Ashland, Va,
returned EiehmrSodh MI yote
s south i Thiva s Street, W
Miss Edna I3oyes 81 Nelson county,
who spent5t tho holidays with her brother
an this city, left for her home yesterday,
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y cnln,,nel B iiLll: i, ! Here

f,o,on Z, Joseph Button clerk q e
esan ,vaa in the city esterda nav /,
~ spesnt tho Christina ne la1s w h
friends In Maryla
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FULTON Ni / ! VS.

" One 81 Police O9icer3 robert Browns little
bsswul not likely forget IN e Few Ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-21

The first dirnot result is the in
vestiqation now beinq held. This
investigation has proceeded far
enough to put before the public alb
solute proof Of all tho crimes |
have charged, and three 10 thirty
times as many more.
II is now evident to all that's
list. The policy holders in the
great companies have yearly paid
into their company scores Of millions
more than necessary
I'd. The policy holders have been
robbed Of hundreds of millions.
3d. The vast funds now on hand
have been habitually used by the
grafters now I'm control Of them IN
the rankest kind Of stock gambling
4th. These funds have been hab-
ituully used TO corrupt the ballot box
and the lawmakers OF the country.
repeat absolute proof OF all this
has been made public,
Il should now be evident TO all
that's
list, The funds now on hand are
In actual jeopardy because they are
In the absolute control of unprinci-
pied scoundrels
I'd. Unless something Is done
at once by the policy holders
every one OF the largest companies
may become insolvent; that is they
may not be able to meet the engage
ments OF their policies, because OF
waste Of funds tremendous falling
OF OF new business, tremendous cost
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Of new business, and the nature n
the new business. so called grave
yard business" for l am credibly III.
formed that they are now seeking 10
insure those who formerly have been
refused insurance because OF physical
inhrmlties.
Il should be plainly evident
that II the policy holders move ami
move quickly. they can be absolutely
assured that:
list. The funds as they are today
will remain intact.
Cd. They win be added 10 by the
restitution Of from S75,0OO,OOO 10
100000 900,
Sd. a score Of the thieves who
have plundered policy holders IN the
past will be sent to prison.
9TH. The future payments Of policy
holders will be largely cut down.
9th. The present swollen surpluse'
will be returned IN large part 10 pol
icy holders.
9Th. In the future policy holders
will actually run the company.
9Th. All policy holders can be as
sured that IN tho future they WIZ re-
celve the actual worth Of their pol
Icy ut surrender,
All this being so, It ls most em-
nently desirable for policy holders
TO act, and nc once,
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To Life Insurance Policy Holders,

To Life Insurance Policy Holders,
At the beginning Of my story near
" a year and "A half ago, l made GER
tain accusations against the man
agement OF the three big life insur-
ance companies.
| knew when l began my story that
the big life insurance companies were
In the hands Of grafters and thieves.
just as are the great banks. trust
companies railroad companies, and
big corporations ana trusts.
This | know and. In plain Lam
guage said Il,
Today the press Of the world is de-
voting It's space. news and editorial,
10 a recital of the contemplate and
heluous crimes Of the New York Life
and the Mutual Life Insurance Com
panies--not as ! relate them, but as
their own officers and trustees pub.
IoIy confess them.
In the July instalment Of my story
! called upon policy holders 10 sign
coupon blank inserted IN Every.
body's Magazine, and send same 10
me that | might speak for them IN
plan TO further their interests.
IN response TO my call | have re-
celved up 10 today october 4, iG,307
answers, representing S55 1886.
As soon as l received a number OF
signatures sufficiently large to war
rant It, | quietly began operations,
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tell her where he's hurt" and raised
howl from him which almost lifts tho
roof
And then, 10 stop the awful noise
which che and she alone has caused,
she stuffs him full OF goodies TIL his
mouth Is effectually sealed with sweets.
What has baby learned? A lesson In
graft, which be will unlearn only
through hard embellishments harder
far than the first bump he got by tum-
bling on the nursery floor
n he has amy gray matter whatever
under hts soft spot ne will howl right
away next time he falls In the hope OF
having hts mouth stuffed full OF sugar.
From the time that fond mamma
kisses his bruises 10 make them well.
and laylshes upon him the cndearments
which gush up springlike from her
sympathetic heart az the sight of his
tears and tho noise that accompanies
them he adds slowly TO knowledge OF
The advantage which may be gained by
magniNing injuries received he sees
that b!uH, discreetly used, Win make
him a hero, and that even carelessness
may be rewarded " he howls loudly
enough and plays with due discretion
the glorious sport Of graft,
How to make a mountain out OF
AANlN'iil 80 hfhbllg INC lliNl lfahuU III
construction which babyhood Is given.
Having once grasped this. a child read
lily catches on TO the bunko game.
1t Is indirectly the fault OF q mans
mother or Of his nurse, when he brings
a damage suit against corporation
for Injuries which he has suffered
through his own carelcssness Did she
not teach him when he was stlll in
dresses that he should expect bonbons
every time he trumbed down and
scraped his knee, and that his compen-
satlon for discomfort would be proper
tionate to the noise he made, and IN
versely proportionate TO the actual hur.
received
Likewise behind the breach Of prom
ise suit stands the girls mother as the
one who Is most responsible for the
disgusting situation. was it not she
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who instructed her daughter, through
her own weakness OF mind and her in
diligence, in the ease and profit OF work.
ing a hold-up game2
The same holds true in many a dl-
vorce case, where a wife feels herself
injured because she has obtained in
married life less cuddllng and coddllng
than the petting her earlier home exper-
fence had trained her TO expect.
The man who brings the damage suit
without Just reason and the girl who
figures I'm the breach OF promise case
may feel that they are heroic because
they get the bonbons they are after but
they are really nothing but cry-babes
OF larger growth, at whom the world
would point a scornful finger except
that It ls hardly worth It's while, and
the foolish Divorce is In a position no
more dIgnihed, however large the