The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

quired to talk to the children upon humane work. and the resistance of cruelty and by this more could be ac- complished towards making better men and women. than all the laws that were made orenforced.
 My attention has also been called to the oyer check used here The by law. It is great evil. severe checked in this way indicates distress restraint. and constant torment. checked in this way indicates distress and paiu. and our s.st vetinarians 'on . comm the tight check rein. saying. that instead of preventing horse from fall ing, 1t causes them to stumble the more.
 Tying one part of our animals body to another does not keep 1t on its feet any more than tying a mans headbsck to his belt would keep him from stufnbIing.
 Many women are not aware of the pain they are inficting as they compla- ton. little realizing all the time that their horses are in torture with their heads strapped back in an unnatural position. as they champ at their bits and foam at the mouth in their ner- vous and mute agony.
 Fl The question of homeless dogs IS also or equal interest to me They are en- titled to care and kindness, but they
 
 and in return give that pathetic look of appeal and wonderment and are ready to lick the hand that has abused them. A dog was never known to de- sert its master, no matter whether ne has food for 1t or not.
 have always felt that 1t would be we'll for some of our good clergy, to take up this matter of humane work, and impress upon his congregation its importance. Use for instancc as his text. Joel. i, ts: "h>w d. the beasts
 There are many rcrn-d' ss for thece
 The clergy, the schools. the forma . tion of humane bodies. the individual and especially of the mother as she teaches her first born to lisp its nrst prayer. now I lay me down to sleep, let her also include, God make me kind have a copy of the betutiful story of Black Beauty
 Montgomery needs a humane society. Make an office, that of city humance chief. with authority to act regarolees of the wealth or standing of the of, lending person, one who is fearless, and would perform his duty.
 Let his salary be sufficient to Keep tive women of Montgomery should form an organization to cooperate with the chief. and aid him in seeing that the laws are enforced. trust that this article, coming from a stran- , ged in your midst, and who has observ- ed deplorable conditions here, and who has no other object than that of doing you good. may reach responsive hearts and that the poor suffering brute creat. ion may profit by the concerted and determined action of your citizens. and will be stepping stone to the achieve ss, and start in the building up of a humane society for the city of Mont gomery.
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 DISTINGUISHED WOMAN
 VISITING MON NrGOMERY A distinguished woman who IS spending few days days r.aM in MontgSmhiesy gShies eeluh woman or ilIinois and who has taken an active part asths In the ,aa affair, nn 5 of the Social Economic Club of Chi. cago. Her deepest interest is. how. work her efforts are confined to no special city or state. Tn that line she is always on the the alert al tc Away pressed with the conditions she finds here caused by no organized effort sn@sls snharis ''s whs nsS out asan dpvns ., terday she saw horses and mules be- ing forced to pull loads while in such eSa sS he aid of to hs sm9s Hdaes l, drivers. She noted some horses. with ei and some lame. It seemed to mak . her heart sick and after a converse r tion with her on the subject she ha anisls Which appears in these col umns.
 ;. Mrs. Green Is a brilliant talker and ofr of msn siorses Woman, % Si Child % ana the d"m6 J brute. are exceedingly interesting. She :, says that in Chicago, one may arres
 the owner the nt fnr servc Cr the drive' On her return to Chicago Mrs: Greer hopes with the assistance. approval
 asams of HS If aou.s tns Noted to 5 She hopes to have the child's hear: : cultivated in the public schools and Work. 'A "s'~ 'A s.nrA1H! $$ok Mas; OATES.
 cerey Hfy ylepas w wss sseP Mrs. anS % 7 Oates. in the sad news, of the death of her sister, Mrs. Ida Toney Holt. on
 Gnsyie G1dsy asR! Rentacky mas anGEsH% oIt has m spent much time in Montgomery witi :. General and Mrs. Oates. and true. lov
 ing and aat frtssSs s6s will be grieved at her loss
 The home she graced vas Deautif1ed by her noble presence her devotion | to the interest of others and her i sweet unselfshness.
 Mrs. Oates is i'll at her Lome on ! Ripley street.
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 Mrs. J. C. Lee has sent in her oficia report in the capacity of Vice-Pre | dent for Alabama of the ConfederateG Southern Memorial Association. Montgomery. Ala, Oct. 19 1906. Mrs. J. Addison Hays. Richmond, Va Each member of the Alabama Di. vision of the Confederate Southern Memorial Association mourns with you