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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27
Prohibition Arguments Pro and Con.
FOR
Some reasons Uhy he sale and manufacture of liquor
should be suppressed by Law.

drug stores would sell aU of tine liquor
ana that the state and city would
derive no revenue from its sale.
J wrote the Tribune letter and SUE
gosted that q law be- passed as ful-
lows Making each druggist deposit
with the state treasurer "a sum of mon
cy say 500 for which be Doe issued
permit 20 sell liquor ON physic,an's pre-
scrptuus only.
Appoint some state officer to use
part of this money 90 buy whisky
bottled boo bond and to issu, Co each
drug store holding such "a permit uu
amount not 60 exceed 10 ounces Ot
liquor of 8ll kinds each week Making
DO "a pcuitentIary ofenso Co purchase
liquor from amy one bat the state. 0r TO-
have more ON hand than total OK
rs ounces 90 any time. punishable by
loss of their pharmacy permit and the
500 deposited with tho state. Make be-
au ofense for any physician to
prescribe liquor for any one merely
for the purpose uI his securing 10 Co
drink and make This o0ense punishu-
bile by hnc imprisonment and forfeit
ture of right tp practise medicine iu
the state.
Allowing no physician TO issue pre-
scrptious calling for moro than lt
ounces of liquor iu one week.
Making 10 unlawful TOO manufacture
or 90 have on hand liquor more than
16 ounces except dcuatured on wood
alcohol.
Ordering deputy shorus to destroy
AN stocks OF beer whisky COR other
liquor and an machinery Tor making
same within 10 days OFT the passage of
the bill including AN bar fixtures.
glassware and other furniture used
around a saloon. whisky establishment,
HraEt-ar.r. am rEufHlInm hell
Have the Il. S. representatives work
for an amendment TO the Interstate
commerce law that will give each
state control of the Importation OF in
toxicants within its borders.
Meantime pass law making IL an
offense 60 solicit orders FOR liquor
either from dealers or individuals re-
siding within the state. such law
as above properly worded by legal
talent so as 20 make II constitutional
would take OF the matter, and would
at the same time answer the Tribune s
objections that the drug store would
| sell IT, etc. ] wrote letter somewhat
| similar 10 the above 10 the Tribune
/ as they have always claimed that tho
! church did not really want prohibi
/ ton and that the Intermountain Re
publican was paid 20 stop the fight foI
/ H.. but the Tribune refused Co publish
! the letter.
Later 1 again wrote them and asked
/ whether their columns were open ID
| the public for a discussion OF public
| questions like prohibition and il 50
/ whether they would object 20 stating
/ their position and also state why they
I had refused % publish my first letter
/ but this they also refused 60 answer
| though I asked them 90 answer i'm the
! questions and answers or any Other
| part of their paper. u looks 10 me
| very much as Of some other paper than
/ the Iutermountain Republican haC
| been paid for fighting for drunkenness
| and vice in this state.
CITIZEN.
salt Lake City. Jan. 26.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27
NEW BILLS.
IN THE SENATE

$. h. No 80. BY Benner X smith
To amend section GIG Compiled Laws
OF Utah. 1907. entitled "Au act making
IL the duty Of county auditors 70 pre-
pare and file statements showing the
amount paid for salaries OF county as
SCISSORS and county treasurers and their
deputies and assistants. and providing
for the apportionment OF said sum 10
the various taxing funds. Referred 10
judiciary committee.
s. b. No 81. hy Sevy--ro amend Sec
ton 2549 Complied Laws OF Utah 1907.
relating to notice To taxpayers by Coun-
ty treasurcrs. Referred 90 Judiciary
committee.
s. b. NO 33. by stookey-To prohibit
the taking OF amy narcotics. weapons or
explosives into the state prison. OF any
jail or reformatOry within the state or
Utah, or on the grounds OF any such
institutions. Retcred 90 judiciary COM
mttee.
s. r. N. g. by stookey-To pun
lsh certain couyicts for committing as
saults upon others by means OF force
or otherwise. Referred % judiciary
committee
IL THE HOUSE
IA. b. 80. As. by Pope Relating TO
Irrigation districts. This D. a subsu-
tutc for II. n. No l6 Referred 90 the
committee on irrigation,
~ - 80. 49, by P0rter--TO amend
sections 8lG and 456Xl Compiled Laws
OF umh. 1907. rotating 20 me liability
of railroad companies Tor stock Killed
or injured hy thom. and requiring gates
at private CROSSINGS 10 be kept closed.
Referred Co committee on livestock
a. b No bO. hV Fuller-ProvidlnE for
tho creation of the Office of state vote
crIuariau and defining the duties thore-
of und tn proYlda for the control and
ssH
and Infectious diseases of animals Bee
forrCd to the committee on livestock
"A n No On. by Ihompsou Provid
Ing for mo hoidng of farmers and
domestic science Institutes and schonls
ln thc counties OF she state. and rc.
laws IN Utah. Referred 90 the com-
mitioe ON cd lration.
DO Is EO 90 by poue-ro amend
sections l242 and 1868, Compiled Laws
off Utah. 1905 relating tn Intoxicating
LIQUORS Referred 60 ihe committee
H n 80 81. by Hugh A. McMUIu--
no amend section 2lfl. Compiled Luws
0f Utah Referred 60 che committee
Dn Judiciary
U- R 81. "a. bY Hugh A McMinn
nreltlns O. board of cummifr Iuucrs nu
revenue aud taxation. Referred 90 the
committee ON judiciary
1I H no hh hv Homie Creating
static road commission. defining liB
duties. also creating "a system nf a.nfe
roldst also creating "a state rond build
nr mnd Hnd providing for us eK-
rendlture, also repeating chapicr A.
| iIun 200 Compiled Laws az Utah re-.
/ hrrod to committee uu hlEhuays ana
hrIunff
be- III 80 b6 hy neurie Esnhish-
INK standard system of construction
of public roads in tho state of Utah
and tho various counties thereof ife-
ferrcd tO committee on hiEhWays ana
hridres
H ID no. 81, hy Henrie Denning the
noNrra of county commissioner al ~
roads appointing county road commits
l snner. dOhning mo- duties, pr0Nidn
nn annual rnnd uoI taN, frrrlfNiuF
who ahaii Boz liable and manner of ool.
iortIue and oKpendlng tho same and
renoaliue chapter q. fitle 20 comnilcd
l.aNs of Utah. 1907 Also tito "a, Com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27
LINCoLN's BIRTHDAY.
House Is Divided I'm Sentiment Re
garding II a. Holiday.

gariing IL A. Holiday.
The fate of senate bin No. 2. by
Badger, designating Lincoln's birthday
AZ "a legal holiday Ina this state. will be
settled In the house session today. Yes
terday the measure came mp on third
reading and after an hour spent Don
Oratory for and against the bdl, the
measure was defeated by vote OF n
10 10. with absent 14 Representative
Thompson. who first voted in favor OF
the measure, before the vote was an
nOunced changed his vote 90 no, and
then moved for a reconsideration Of the
measure this afternoon. As several
committees were absent visiting pub
lie institutions. the vote was not I'm
Mr.. ThompsOn's estimation. a cOnclu-
sive one, and for that reason he moved
90 reconsider and the matter will
again come up before the house for de-
termination today
When the matter was brought UP IN
it's regular order. several house mem
bers took occasion 70 utter eulogies
upon the geat man whom the bill
sought 70 honor in the remembrance Of
his natal day. Representatives Clegg.
Murdoch. Morris and Pope, while rev
eriug Liucoln's memory, thought Il
would be burdcning the statute books
with too many holidays and form a bad
precedent TO place the 18th Of Febru-
airy In the statutes as a state holiday
Representative Archibald, II. A. Nc
Millin, =. c. Ashton. J j. Cannon and
others favored the passage OF the bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27

piled Laws OF Utah. 1907. Referred TO
committee on highways ana bridges
IT. IL No. 5S. by MISUNDERSTANDING
the powers % county commissioners
relative 90 special road district tax for
the construction OF gravel. macadam
ana paved walks. Referred to COM
mltteo ON highways and bridges
N 3 So. 90. hy Hcnrlc Providing
IAN annual vehicle road tax and the
manner OF collecting and exncndinr the
same. Referred 90 committee ON high-
ways and bridges
n - no. go. by Henrie-proVidiu
for the use of convicts aud prisoners
ou the county highways and reg llat-
'ng compensation Tor services rendered
Referred Co committee on highway and
bridges.
u b No. 81. by Henrie- Providing
Tor the compulsory use OF wide tires
ON wagon wheels and making rebate
nf tax Tor using same prior 90 Jan ].
1915 Referred g. committee on high
WAYS and bridges
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS
House resolution No L.
Whereas. News has just reached us
Of the death OF our former executive.
Caleb w. West. aud
Whereas Tho people OF this state en-
iuyad fair share Of the public ser
period u their History when great
industrial panic was perpleXing the in
gcnulty OF our strongest men ana when
the clash OF classes was most bitter;
and
Whereas This brave, sagacious man.
perceiviug with rare wisdom the prob
lens threatening US. melted out Co every
man. regardless OF color or creed, what
to him seemed just and dealt Witieutll.
yet firmly with the Industrial army
that threatened our peace. and
Whereas An all-wlse Providence has
seen az 20 take away the states cher
lshed friend therefore be lt
Resolved. That the Eighth session Of
the legislature Of the State of Utah
now assembled. convey. as a mark u
respect 10 the memory OF this noble
man. our regrets that q career so use
ful has been terminated and
Resolved further. That this resolution
be spread upon the Journal of the
house and a copy sent TO his sister, MIR
william NOurse, Cynthiana. Ky. Refer
red Go committee on resolutions.
BILLS PASSED BY HOUSE.
II. D. No. a. by Russell-Proyidiug
for the amending Of laws regarding
the fees Of sheriff.
II. y. No 81. by Holman
sections 1921 10 1910. inclusive title g..
Revised statutes or Otah relative 10
the manner OF holding iuquests there
by making II compulsory upon every
justice OF the peace 10 hold inquests
on the bodies OF such persons as are
supposed 10 have met death through
accident. intention. OF unlawful means
within the precinct Of such Justice, af-
fixing a penalty upon any Justice for
the non performance OF such duty
without good and sufficient cause. and
further providing for the disposition
OF the cost OF such inquests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27
~. PTRE EonD LAM.

Secretary Wilson slys: zone Of the OBJ
sumner of the presence OF certain harms
ful drugs Boo medicines THE law rec
uIires chat the amount Of CM0roforu,
opium. morphine. and other habit form-
ur drugs Doe stated on the lanel of each
bottle. Tho manufacturers OF Chamber
laiu's Cough Remedy have always elaine
on these drugs and the truth nf this
claim ie now fully proven aF no meu-
tiou of them is made on the label. This
b1t ono of TIE best I'M use for COUGHS
and colds. It's value has been proven
beyond question during the many wears
90 IHs been iu general USE. For sale
by ON druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27

Owing 10 the flood Of communica.
lions on the subject OF prohibition
being received from all over the state
Il Is impossible To print them all at
this time. In the meantime corrc-
spondents are asked to bear In mind
that mo- attention viii be paid to
anonymous communication. You
must sign your name Bud give
YOUR address. not necessarily fJr
publication but a. means of
identification. Several letters chHm-
pioning the saloons have been
received which bear mo- sigma
turc. while one or two unsigned briefs
for prohibition have reached the Des-
crct News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27
TAX on PROPERTY som.
senator Sevy Wants Assessor t. Pro-
vide Complete Information.

senator Sevy Wants As, ssor 10 Pro-
vide Complete Information.
Senator Sovy OF Panguitch has ng-
ured Il out that when DE gets taN
notice ON his property he would like
az the same time 90 hear &c this prop
erty has been sold for taxes in previous
years. For that purpose he has In
troduced bill In the senate providing
that tax notices shall carry a record Of
previous sales FOR taxes. when stiu un-
redeemed. The bin Is as follows.
That section 25i9 Of the Compiled
Laws Of Utah 1907. be. and the same Is
hereby amended 90 read as follows:
"On or before the second Monday OF
May, the assessment book. together
with the map book and statements,
must De delivered TO tho county treas
urcr, who shall furnish to each tax
payer by mail 10 addresses noted post
age prepaid, or leave at his residence
or usual place Of business, 81 known,
notice OF the kind and valuation OF
property assessed against him, date or
dates Of tax sale OF sales OF said prop
crty or any portion thereof &c any.
from which the same. as shown by the
records. remains unredeemod. and Of
the day fixed by the board OF equalizs-
ton for hearing complaints. which no.
tice shall be mailed al least ten days
before the first day Of hearing and
treasurer shall then return said as
sessmcnt book, map book, and state
ments to the board OF county commits
sloners who shah constitute a county
board 81 equalization, as hereinafter
urOyfdod "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27
Prison REPUTATION.
senator StoolSey Introduce, Two Bills
supplemental 10 smith Measures.

senator IS. j. stookoy wants more
regulation for the prisoners at the state
Prison than Senator Bonner y smith
nas provided Tor 900 hts bin providing
Death sentences by the courts for lie
term men who commit assaults. After
considering the smith biil aioolley has
decided that about two more bills would
regulate the pcnitentiay to satiafac-
tory point
One of them wants The ordinary pris-
pnor who assaults another prisoner or
sg1ard deemed guilty of "a felony and
brought into court Cor trial and sen-
l'nco. The other socks to punish
l,i.nds of prisoners who attempt 90
w ln drugs, weapons or firearms
lha FIRST of the two bills reads
ANY convict sentenced to mprison-
mont in the state prison for torm less
IMAM life Imprisonment who commute
an assault upon amy other convict or
upon the warden or ony guard. or other
t'iann whomsoover with deadly
weapon or instrument ur ny means OF
rl''' or hy administering nny polsnn-
.Na nr other substance which ls likely
NJ produce great bodily harm nr co.
.lIl shall ho deemed guilty of felony
tn1 upon conviction thereof he uun.
NleI uy imprisonment bob the state prise
.N Tor NOT less than three. non moro
"ln twenty years
me second BIN. dclling with iHo
la"inE into FALLS of drugs and Hcan-
on. Is as followai
amy person not authorized hy n".
otherwise who brings into tho state
lI'a'h of ihe State of Utah or iuio
ely refolmatory Institution. or lal
.lN'h said state, on who without SUCH
-ulhoIity by any means or boo amy
N'lner aids ahets Or o0uuHclH Hn0in-
l' N1 $50. ur who ln AMY mamm
lhpa into 0f gcCrotes or cunccHs in
guy M me buildings or un Abb near enc
POUNDS NJ amy nf tne lnalluinns
lli'Hiidi any opium, morphine fn-
Nlhe nr other narcotic 0r anN luioA-
sAilpg liquors. on firearms or Weapons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27

City salt Lake, 22a Atlas block
District 6-Stookcy. 81 j.. Sugar
Salt Lake. 1895 Eleventh East
District Gardner Henry. Spanish
Fork. Utah. Windsor hotel
District Smith. John ". Utah.
a3f ID. u. Walker building
District S-Hydc. A.. Ncnhi Iuab
Willard. Kenyon hotel
District o-Scclv. John 49,. Mount
Pleasant. Sanpctoi cullen hotel
District 1O-t.cvy R. w; paueuItch.
SEWER Wayne. Pluto Garheldi DaN
hotel
District ll--Mnlcr Albert b.. ST.
George. Beaver Iron. Washington and
Kane. fig south West Temple
District 10 -Brlnkerho0. Alnn1o.
Emery. Emery Carbon tmtah Grand
san Juan. ilg south West TemuIc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27

signed by our Legislature for absolute
prohibition in this state. because That
would bc big move toward national
prohibition.
4 remember lt ono tmo CHAT at "a 'nC-
tory ] had charge of 90 was no The time
chat The bin making Utah stato wIs
s.gnod-l was waiting outside che Fac.
tory for the signaU D won't into Che
boiler room and pulled The whistle
string ana tied DO pulled ANA went to
The office soon there was a hurry
CON FROM che engineer that Doe could not
possibly make steam enough to pull
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27

chat WHISTLE ana the min at the same
time answered "Thcn shut down the
mnL but that whsle has to sound
iust ns long as you com boar amy other
steam whistle blowing n town TO and
nIo up lively" And The whistle krHt
blowing for quite a while
Nr Editor that n The way fUei
about national or suto prohibitions b.
I had 81 whistle t0 blow over lJs hcing
un accomplished fact that whistle
would b.. heard an over Yours etC.
A. u. D. ~. D..
Salt Lake city, Jan. -6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.

There are numbcr 0f positions under
the federal government without oy.u.
pants at present and au effort s .n bs
made Co secure men and women l0 600
them To this end series of sN8mIua-
lions will take place durIng fue months
Of February aud March uf different
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27

Hoavr. nururc blood makes muddy.
pimply compile iou hcad8chos. nausea.
Indigestion Thin blood makes you
weak. pale. sicklN Burdock Blood BIT
tors makes the blood r'ch rcl. ture-
restores perfect health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27

Hiu no a card party on Thursday night.
Nlrs. Hooper Dunbar and hor small
SON. is here from Jos Angeles Oh attend
tna wedding of her sister. Miss Kathor-
inc Gnddus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-27

Space resercsd jor Legislators other citizens including bu
ers and saloon keepe, torh phy he should continue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
Taxes Pessimistlc View.

That the higher education eli Won
en- is inimical to the performance q
0ho duties Of the sex in continu.ng
Ike race was the opinion eff British
scientists expressed before the chem
lc4l section of Che British society for
The AdYanc ment of Science, now IN
session Winnipeg 80 proD,on
can con are In Importance with lie
future Of the race, they say, ard
these lijest 20 peIpetuate il are fail
ins in their duty II The battle OF the
races begins, it was asserted women
mus fail. and must carry man -
dor destruction We are encouraging
deterioration in the lower end of tie
scale Of intelligence and through our
svstom Of education ecurtine failure
at the upper end was The verdict.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31

There's rejoicing in Fedora. Tenn
mans life has been saved. and now
NJ KINGS New Discovery is the
ta1k Of the town for curing G. v
renne~ Of deadly lung hemorrhages.
"r could not work nor get about" he
v,itos. "and the doctors did me no
oond hut. after using DR.. Kings
New Discovery three weeks. feel
like a new man, and can do good
work again" For weak. sore or dis
eqsed lungs. Coughs and Colds.
UeuorIhages. Hay Fever, LaGrippe.
Asthma or any Bronchial affection it
etards rnrivaled Price soc and
81 00 Trial bottle free. Sold and
guaranteed by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
latest ThIna in Weddings.

FC0TIe aIe Ilred oT me samono7a
Of tle modern weddings and some
hing new is crayed in England,
where The evening wedding is en- y
just becoming popular. There are
stuart weddings, Eizabethan We +
ding Georgian weddings, and not
only the bride and groom, but all tire
guests, are expected to cop5 tie
dresses OF the period King Edward
has expressed himself in favor OF the
evening Welding just as recently re
has given his sanction to the oven-
ing court instead Of the usual after
noon affair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
Money Can Not Buy Farm.

The MISSES LOring Of Massachu-
sets have gained some notoriety re-
Gently because they refused 10 sell
the little farm upon which they were
born. which shut out the view Of
Salem Bay from the Flick villa Mr.
Frick offered the ladies a million
dollars, but they replied sweet that
they did not need a million dollars
and refused to sell at any price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31

Dys,atary is a dangerous disease,
but can be cured Chamberlain is
Collie Cholera ana Diarhoca Remedy
has been successfully used In nine
epidemics of dysehtary / has neyor
been known TO fail It is equally val
uabla for children and adults, and
when reduced with water end sweet
ened, it is pleasant to take. Sold by
an dmgglsIs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
BANDITS REWARD IS
A BAG Of PENNIES


LeWistown, Pa, Aug 3l-A lone
bandit held mp an express rain ON
The Penns lvania railcad eight mil IS
east of here early this morning, rob.
bed the express car OF bag oil
money supposedly pennies, and cs-
capped into the mountains The con-
ductor was shot through the hand
The rain was stopped by ter
pedo on he track & a lonely poin in
me mountains Ii is believed about
one hundIed dollars was jaken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31

If your liver is sluggish and out
cf tone, and You feel dub. billions. con-
slipatcd take q dose of Chambeflain's
Stomach anl Liver Table tonight
before retiring and you will feel all
right In the morning Sold by al
druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
Woman RIazed the W..

MIS- Max Fleischman has been
over the ground thai eX-President
Roosevelt has been traversing in
South Africa and It is said proved
a most courageous huntress She has
collection of skins and mounted
animals, brought home by he, hus
band and herself three years ago
from their African trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
Home Made RUGS Used.

Old fashioned rugs. crochetted OF
RAGS. arc now popular. ospeciallV for
The summer home. Hooking a rug
is t1e expression the New England
7oman uses when she refers to the
"1firg long woofpn needle with
hook being used for The purpose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
The Crime of ldIeness.

Idleness means trouble for any
one Its the same with lazy liver
Ii causes constipation, headache,
jahndice. sallow complexion, pimples
and blotches, loss Of appetite nausea,
but Dr.. King New Life Pills soon
Danish liver troubles and build up
your health. 25c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
WEST TULSA ANNEXED.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Tulsa, okla, Aug 3l-The city
commissioners have admitted West
Tulsa as "a part Of this city. West
Tulsa became a separate municipal
ity two years ago. It is village of
500 population, with two oil rehner
les and large railroad yards.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
TULSA CITY WATER.


Special 20 the Daily Leauef.
Tulsa. Okla. AUG 81 The city
water here which by q system OF
treatment has been rendered 9S ~
per cent pure. is TO undergoe added
treatment in order to make fl ahso-
mtel pure. The city commission
now has a committee at work endeav
aring to devise a method by which
this thing may be accomplished.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
Don't Know How to play.

Observe.s Of the lie Of the chiiI
say that the morbid plays great
part in all their play Their dolls
are sick and have operations pc
formed, and they play brawls and fl-
nerals, and are not at all happy m
their pastimes A society has been
formed in London for haprg evenings
for children, an effort being made 10
turn their thoughts to less solemn
things The children of the rich arc
just as solemn at play as the children
of the poor.