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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
PRESTON

Mrs. William Park of Groton Is Wis
iting Mrs CORTLAND Swan
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Latham of Nor
wich spent Sunday in Preston.
Miss Stella Holdredge of Ledyard
was a recent visitor with Miss Hattie
Peclxham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Smith of Canter-
bury spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Kennedy.
James Butler OF Yantic spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Butler
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
East coLcHEsTER.

The heavy rains have left the roads
in bad condition In places.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs- BoNarn Of
Boxrah street were recent callers on
friends here
Several from hare attended the auc-
ton 1T the Thomas place in Boxrah-
vile Friday.
DR.. Nathan Johnson was . caller
here Tuesday
Hunting parties were seen taking
advantage OF the last few days Of
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NORTH LYME

Mrs Mary Fosdick is in New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, for a visit.
NJ J. Stark and Miss Emily Stark
visited at L. NJ. Stark's in Bashan
Wednesday.
The Ladies' Sewing circle was in
yited to spend the day Friday with
Mrs. c. f. Jewett to prepare for a
Christmas social in December.
The Ladies' Mission circle met with
Miss Emily Stark Tuesday afternoon.
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MoHEGAn

There was a good attendance at the
Sunday evening services.
Several from this place attended the
funeral of Allen Henderson at Massa-
peag Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cudworth and son of
Moosup called on friends in this place
Sunday.
Miss Emma F. Baker, who has been
in New Hamrs hire for several months,
has returned to her home.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25

At the Methodist church the Rev.
Shirley d. C0d1n. superintendent of the
Zambesf district Africa, addressed the
meeting held Friday night giving a
discourse on hfs Hork as missionary In
ton. has be6n spending q few days at
the home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bartlett
Lewis O'CIafre. former resident of
this Village now of St. AIbanz. VT.
has been spending u few days of this
week the guest Of friends.
Mrs. W. 3. McDonegal Of Ash4way.
r. L.. spent.a few days recently with
ker sister, Ars- William b. walden
Miss Carrie Simpson visited over the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
GOSHEN
Mr.. and Mrs. charlss X. Tracy Return
from 6myrna-PersonaI Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K Tracy.
missionaries in Smyrna, Turkey, are
returning to this country.
Notwithstanding the wintry temper
allure. a local resident recently picked
beautiful reese in = sheltered spot
in the garden
Trappsr Makes Coed Record.
Thus far this seaseq = Goshen hunt
er has trapped 30 skunks and nine
rFccoons.
One of the largest deer seen in this
vicinity in some 6He WAS obssryed on
Thursdsy on Maple I'm It was g
buck. and had large spreading antlers.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
AS MANY THOUSAND PEOPLE SUFFER FROM CATARRH OF HEAD
WINTER, MRS. FENNESSEY'S PERMANENT RECOVERY
SHOULD CREATE GREAT PUBLIC INTEREST

Mrs. Mary s. Lake
afflicted with bad
breathe
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25

An electric nyfrap which two penvrF
nnsn have Invented requires n $50 Volt
current 70 operate y
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UNcASvILLE

Methodist Congregation Hears African
MIssionary-eoy Observation-Disclosures
to Meet at Town Clerks ONCE Dur
ina Winter.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
MoNTvILLE

Drum Corps Meets for Practicable
Weeks happenings at the Union
Baptist Church.
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NlANTIc

Busy Timss About the Freight Station
lats staysrs in Pine Grove and
Their Winter Plans
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

Cottonwood. Jan. 6.-As the re.
suit of a gun play here this morn.
ing. T. S. Stevens, the proprietor Of
the Commercial hotel, is in jail,
charged With assault With a deadly
weapon upon the person Of W. c.
Bunnell, the local liveryman.
Stevens and Bunnel met on the
street this morning and had some
words, and after a few minutes
quarrel Stevens pulled gun and
shot al Bunnell. The shot vent wild,
and after a short struggle Bunnell
wresled the gun from his opponent
and proceeded to use the butt end
Of il over Stevens head, beating
him up quite severely.
Stevens was afterwards arrested
on the assault charge.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

Died. December 81 at 10 p. N.
at her home ia Pendleton. Ore. Mrs
E J. Meiners. She suffered a stroke
Of paralysis last October. from the
effects Of which she never recovered
and this together with her age hast.
ened her end.
Funeral services we're conducted
IN Pendleion on January 2 at the
German Lutheran church, Of which
she had long deem a faithful member.
Deceased vas born ia Holstein,
Germany. in 1880. In early life she
came TO America, where she settled
With her family in Bloomington. H..
moving thence 10 Oregon ia 1880.
A husband and eight children sur
vive her. The children arc Mrs.
Grace Rochi Of Auburn. Wash. Mrs.
Minnie Mcmillan Of Seattle, Mrs.
John P. Henrichs. Martin and II. ].
Meiners Of Nezperce, VIM. Meiners
and Mrs. r. w. cargili Of Pendle-
Ion, Oregon. There also survive
Der 10 grandchildren and two great
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

Postmaster chanc. Wallace is il
receipt of a communication from c.
l. Maryland. inspector in charge al
Spokane relative to postal cards be.
ing enclosed in envelopes. The
letter in parts says: Post cards
bearing particles of glass, tinsel,
etc, are unavailable except when en-
closed 10 tightly sealed envelopes.
Tinsel, or other cards under cover
Of sealed envelopes transparent or
otherpise) are 6rst-class, and post
age must be on the outside envelope.
If in unsealed envelops they are
6rst-class If card is wholly or partly
in writing, or third class if entirely
IN print. Post cards or other matter
Of the FIRST class must be prepaid by
one full rate, two cents, or be "Held
for Postage. /" P. N. Wallace says
hat henceforth this rule viii be
strictly observed and that cards en-
closed in envelopes, wholly or part
y written, or sealed envelopes
written or not will be held
or postage unless prepaid at two
,ent rate.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court 90 Nlr PIERCE County.
Idaho. IN The matlt7 oI he estate OF Etu&fd
> Flat. an insane rerton.
Notice Is hereby given By the andeTII rHIfI
guardian Of Ihl viii and estate oi Edward A.
Fiat insane. % The creditors of aud an per.
sons haNIna claims against The said insane
person. 20 exhibit thum with The necessary
vouchers, within ten months gtINc the ITsI
publication 81 this not|ct in ife1 said guardian
81 lewiston directed 60 h HInrkIIN. corli.
the place for the transaction Of Ih1 business III
said estate, Ia Lewiston. County uI Nca Perez.
state 81 Idaho
Signed aud dated ~ Lewiston. Idaho. Ihtn
the Srd day OF january A. u. laII
A. B. hiF1k1EY. Guardian
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12
Grain Tickets Lost

Notice is hereby given that the
following grain tickets belonging tc
me have been lost: Ticket No.
1879. dated Sept. II, 1910. 81
sacks-lOs5s pounds. Ticket No.
1854, dated Sept. l0. 1910. for l6s
sacks-2is6o pounds. Ticket No.
1907. dated Sept. %, 1910. for SO
sacks-4620 pounds. All parties
are vomed against these tickets.
F A. Boozer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

A meeting Of Nesperce Local Of
the Farmers Union is hereby called
to convene in Nezperce at Up. m.
Saturday. Jan. IA. Election Of Of
6cers and other important business
will be transacted.
C. W. Booth, Pres.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12
GREER GOSSIP

Pm Our Regular corespondent
|Jncls Andy Mitchell has sold biz
"a again. this time 10 Mr.. Aller
Nezperce for $1,000.
The baby Of Mr. and Mrs. Ton
West died on the 4.h inst. Of in.
antile paralysis.
Tad Remington who has been
connected with Erb Bros. store as
clerk for a long time has gone to bis
home at Starbuck, Wash.
While VIM. Calvin was working
on his fathers house last Thursday
he lost his footing and fell about If
teen feet. He hit on the frozen ground
With bunch Of shingles on top Of
him Il bruised him quite bad.
A. Henshaw has sold his farm for
.s3s00 and traded some Of his stock
for a lot In Spokane. The purchaser
4 > from the Palouse country. While
dr. Henshav vas away on this
Trade be vas called to attend the
uneFal Of his mother, Mrs. Sacks,
Eho vas living in Spokane
Grandma Pratt is quite sick at
he home Of her daughter Mrs. VIM.
Warner.
Greens hrsi literary vent of all
right. The question debated vas re-
solved that the Gov is more useful to
mankind than the horse. One horse
man said be had lived on horse
meat and It vas hne he also had
used mare milk and made butter
from il and Il vas way ahead Of
cows milk and butter. The judges
decided the negatives we're the
best takers. The next question for
debate is; Resolved. that a good ma
Iured dirty woman is preferable to
slean, cross one.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Come to my place. the Hershei Jaui.cu
ranch. AZ miles southwest OF Nczpercc. Oci I'D.
eorrel mare about " Old small wire mai
below lett knee. alsc.one on right loot AZ foIf.
We ght about iOOo No brand.
Harvey Ihnrr
Notice Is hereby kivcn that unless the Above
described animal o. called ior and costs paid
thereon, thu same viii be sold 70 the hfRhfI
bidder for cash on saturday. the 1isi day nI
January, 1911, 81 the above described place re
10 q. m n. n MocEitf.
Constable Nerperce precinct. Mex Perez CONN.,
~, Idaho.
First pub Dec. IS.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12
Beware Of Ointments for catarril
that Contain Mercury,

a. mercury ril eureIy destroy ~ s1nss q anel
And completely dfranfo m whole system uhc1
entering Il through he mucous SURFACES. euc1
aficlfa should never b. u1cd txc1pt On pfl1cIp'
WI 90 cen IcId % ne Hood Yru can possibly a..
nv irum thfm. HaH1 CliaIIh Gun. manuIntlufca
b. II J. rnTurF Co. Toledo. O.. contains no InlI.
r1IF and h taken Internally. acting dntcilF ur1n
thc blood and murouI 11tia1u o. Ihc 4Y1l1m. n
kUQInn Halls CaIaTfh Cur b sure Fuu 40 ~
rlfnIno. IL taken internally and made N Iol11o
ONO. 81 " ,. cheney a 90. Ttsiimoui1H ffcA
Ho|1 ~ DruTFItIa rfic1. Ftc. pEf Doili1
nae finIln Family PMS icf con1tipaticn
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

The following IS a list of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Nez-
perez postof6ce for the week ending
January 2, 1911: Mrs. B. A..
Church. E. P. LANCER. Mrs W. H.
Mccoshan, Mrs. Kerby Phrasher.
Mrs. A. &. Richardson. Cards, Mrs.
Lewis Thompson, Mrs. B. a.
Church. chanc. Wallace, P. NJ.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12
DR.. j. w. Akin
VETERINARY SURGEON
RsrRAY NOTICE.
Both
Phones
Omce at
Miller'a Barn

Come 10 my ranch. two miles east Of Ncn.
perez, one roam COW With right ear cropped
and with two noiohca and q Nit Ia LEFT ear.
She Il probably IRON ionr 20 ak tcars old.
Wine Elals or oar lock brand on rlEht hip.
ID d. rnrh.
Notice 4 hereby given that unless TIE above
described animal - called for and costa paid
thereon. lht same viii Be sold 10 The highest
bidder for cash on Saturday. t14 l3ln day 81
February ISL. a. the sbofl degcfIped pItlc nl
10 a. IN Al. r. NockI1I,
constable Ssspsree precinct. NsipsfSs ooan
~. Idaho
First pub. ftN' 3
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

When you have a cold get a bottle o
Chnmhurlaln's Cough Remedy. u viii
soon fix you up all right and will ward Of
any tendency louard pneumonia. ThIl
remedy contains NO opium or other narcotic
And NAV be given a. confidently to q bab]
a. 10 an adult. Sold BY al dealers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

For any case Of the blues thai
can't be cured at Billy's Moving
Picture Show for ioc, money win be
refunded a boz once.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

Money to Loan on real estate.
Low rate Of interest with privilege
of paying 500 or any multiple there
Of a. any interest payment. Forpar-
l|culars write, phone OF call on A.
6. GrossD Mohlef. fdahe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

The ladies Of the Lutheran church
will have basket social and sale
Jan. % at the Nezperce opera house.
They have many useful articles
for SALE such as quilts, comforts,
girls dresses and aprons, sofa
cushions and other articles in fancy
work.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12
Probate Jude. H.uIsn Dead.

Probate Judge 7. o. Hanlon dice
suddenly at 10 so last night Will.
engaged in administering the pas
grand charge At an initiatory being
conducted BY the I. o. o. F. lodge,
Judge Hanlon had assisted in the in
siallation work of the new officers
and vas concluding the initiatory
work, when he turned suddenly and
sank backward, and with a few
gasps, life had fed.
Restoraiives we're administered,
but without avail. as the heart &C
ton had evidently ceased before be
sank into bis chair.
Judge Hanlon removed to Lewis
ton With his family from MohIer
about four years ago to assume the
Office Of probate judge Of Nez Perez
county. he vas reelected in 1908
and vas again reelected at the
general elections held in November.
AS a citizen and a friend. Judge
Hanlon possessed those qualities
that invite respect. love and the
highest esteem. As an officer be
vas courteous and fair, command
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

Lewiston on Sunday paid It's great
est tribute to the memory Of the late
Judge 7. o. HanlOn BY the beautiful
funeral service conducted at the
Episcopal church BY the Rec. W. D.
]. Sommeville, the profrsion of the
most delicate flowers and the ad-
minIstralion of the I. o. o. F. burial
service conducted at the grave
Tribune.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12
CLARn HOUSE
I'D. .. BoNNEY. FRoPR-

HszDsros. Idaho. Jan. 5. 1911.
To the Publios
have assumed the management of
the CLARK House in Hezperos and I res
Dsotfully solicit your patronage when
in town. I have had years Of expert
enoe in hotel management and viii
guarantee satisfaction to my patrons.
Please give US a call and be con-
WINGED. Sincerity yours.
Ed. R. BOnney.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-01-12

Il had been troubled with constipation
for two years and tried al Of the best physi-
clans In Bristol Tenn, and they could do
nothing for me, writes Thos. T. Williams
Middleboro, Ky. Two packages Of Cham
beriain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured
me. For sale BY al dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

HI ~Il,IOt'S MOBILES HERE,

To-day is rcd lettor day In Alhu-
querqur and Sew Mexico for IN. An.
oicu' Arabic order. Mobiles OF tho
Mystic shrine. con- this day the NOM
Bon. "t Rallut AbNad tempt" Niu con.
'u.f thr FIRST ceremonial session n
tH' noN magnificent Masonic temple.
'H. Slrh,Ts are m Albuquerque. fcz
uIsss SuIt ana aiL Potrutantcs aud
nuficcs are mlNps il In great shape
to-day iiut tonight AN VIII bo scrone
ana Hapny Ful behold. th, uoyiccs
0Iu De 300 muf, ThN nU hu,,
rass.d through m, irving ordeal of
initiation nto M, broad aut b,au-
um band pf shunuou .Hrr, peace.
happiness and oout,utm.n, uMdc. No-
hi.s of thc -hrn, nlL tn.e Nu forget
thr bI,ae dessert of no day ANA 10.
member unl, Ga, btautlrs 90 th, CASTS
tb,, assemble AROUND IN, f,smi
Board no IA. tradu,uua harqu.t thls
..eHug
ut. Nuhlr welcome 10 Albu.
HalGHc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
TUT pm SID NT's REIvsNI

II s not surprising mat the presi-
don't nae refused pardon to both 81
the two bankers Morse and walsh.
whose large ana Influential circles of
ir,nds have been working for their
pardon ever since their incarcera.
ton Walsh 0s 80 LenvonN orth and
Morse 900 ATLANTA These efforts for
pardon n,ean 300 ra.h case. before
Imprisonment ncsau ana hnyc been
sustained 300 .pto Of man, discourag-
inr facts $50 doubt they viii sim ho
sustained 80 hope uf cicmcncy AT a
later date.
The president covers the ground
well IN announcing his reasons for re-
fusine pardon. re says that while
neither mau contemplated then. both
were guilty of the highest breach of
trust az which men can br guilty. Via.
the breach of the Trust the deposltofa
and stockholders of bank place in
its executive officers and those IN
charge uf Its funds Re might have
rnu' much farther than bc ala In
having down tnis moral aud statutory
law without otorstarng tho case. Ana
hc nigh, havc said dr,otly. vha, he
onl, Implies that 60 pardon such OF.
fcndors would ho through condontng
their oifousr. Go STRIKE blow az tho
confidence Of tho public in the banks
at good faith and public credit
These men. ID is true ate victims Of
circumstances What thcy ala was
done IN "a Tim" of mad rage for grca
acrumulationS Of wealth. Get the
money was the kcyno,c of an ~
nance and commerce during The years
10 which their misappropriaiinns of
bank funds were being made. IN the
Insurance revelations ana In countless
other Investigations what wore thcn
called strong men" In callous in
difference 10 business morals tho
rights of others ana even of tho Grim
inai laws. were seen 90 %, doing as
they pleased, Let MS alone" was
their nnpudont cry. but Of course J.,
could not bo needed There had to-
be- propitiatiou, and accordingly.
there had to be- sacrifices. Morse and
Walsh are tw" of them There are
many others but Dee would ur 20
bold president who, on the eve Of u
campaign for his recollection. would |
urn any OF ihcm loose
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
mn SCHOLARS FRIEND.

This is commencement week FOR IN,
Nouluerqu, dtn schools Their, are
numerous CLOSING exercises attended
D., hHudrods of fond papas, mammas,
r.'atlyo- ana friends 81 me pupils ~
fret glance b, would hc difncuit To-
pick QUA amy one person more ntct.
cstod in the closing oxercises than
another liut b. safc 60 say that
Colonel Edward johnson. oarctak.r
OF the Central high school building.
b. the most interested observer OF tho
lnft DAYS Of the school year Colonel
Johnson has haen In the service Of
thr ely schools for more than twelve
Years He was ION the Job" Just
twelve years ago. when the boss and
girls who win graduate Friday night
began ihoir primer stuaies the lads
IA hlouscs and bloomers. the iassies
10 short skirts and pigtails. Mr. john
son ANEW them then; hc knows them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
NnOlT TnE ,ORON ,TIoN.

Logions of Americans are going Z,
| London "a see tho coronation. In or.
der 10 bc In q position 10 bore their
friends Tor the rest OF their lives
London viii be crowded 70 such an
| extent that the standing Room only
sign VIII be huns cut. and many of
the visitors VIII have to sleep in tho
parks. During the Journey the, viii
be crowded and iostled and they win
never know a minutes comfort they
viii have 10 pay three prices for cv-
ervthing when thoy reach England.
| f"r the petty graft Is 40 conspicuous
there as II is Ia this country Holiday
crowds are considered legltimnto prey.
And after an IN, arowdlng ana dis
comfort ana back of slt,p. the travel
ers won't see anything worth while.
There VIII be- Ions proccssions. but
the streets VIII be- so damned with
spectators that even the most accom- b
pnshrd wbbcrne,ks VIII have no
chance
Tho Visiting ruhnrrneoks won't Doe
.ahl, Go got Within a mile of IA. rcul
du.ncs. and WON'T see any moro ot
tue coronation than the sensible pco.
OBJ" who stag az home An rhsy get
for their money i~ vcNution of spirit
When they return homr th.y wI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

During thc fu .... M thou
u-. s.rool course h. ha. .... eud
IHI advisor Co. them. OBJ. u.. su as
.. tH, members . t ..'v
N..i"ue that tho dI,t.r.u .I .n.
,.."nOlu didut kuos .r .H'0.u.
chat was uccossnt, m. m .,
u.1r tp 600 was to consult So. I.Nu.
a.n ur handed over the d.. r.. u.
formation boa ahor, order
q. - ever comes within tH, scope
OFF 'b, .lard uf education o. ,uHuv
90 4,u.tlI ,9tolnkcr Of all ~, school
hu.IiInrs whu would have ..r.t,'-
SION u.,r h. other carotak,ts. ant
whose d.t, 10 would be- t. goo taat
tho grnuuds ANA bindings ar, proper.
F ooNrd u,t,r. hcrc's hoping that
tu, hoard $500 select colonel Johns %
for OBJ. position.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

% 10 prctt, generally accepted a.
an established mct mat tho bad
ppt of today ls tb, man who tomor
row VIII max. rho wheels OF the
world eo around NIau, energy,
originality and imagination enter into
me pfanks mat give ne norma
n,olth, ho, the name Of being bad.
ana Those sam, qualities CARRIED into
the affairs of hls mawrcr $780, make
iur fam, aud success
Tho world Iu,cs 70 bad Dos, ana has
little use Ton uon, oddI, some.
thing of this is reflected u the popu-
lari,y of M, comic supplement Of the
SUNDAY newspaper Ne wu often
t"lcrai" distorted AMI perverted
sense nf humor Tor the reminder that
10 gives us ~ ou, own dcuush noy-
hood
Bot There comes % limit which sep-
arates the wholesome cussedrcss oi
the growing boy from tho vicious van-
dalism of thr youth who rs more pre-.
epcious ln 'vronsdoing than Ia am, ~
thc usoui Things col lifc. ana when
mck of home training and the PERM
,iuus Influence OF had environment
hpcomo the distinguishing marks of
tn' sp.ehlled pranks 81 the youngstcr.
When That limit rs passcd the bad hoy
becomes an unqualified aud mmiu-
gated nuisance
Too much of this sor, of bad boy
has been seen recently iu the police
courts of the ,ity or Albuquerque. ana
q comparatively mild though cNtr,me-
y annoying manifestation of his posi-
hilti!'s was seen yesterday when r..
So Of youthful vandals. living in wait
beyond q bend of the Rio Gfaudc.
'nptucd and appropriated ne beau
uiui floral boat that had been launch
.d Pos thc Ladies' of IA, Grand Army
as uu, of u1, ,crcu 1ui.s incident e.
hH''. We iif' ilNN 'hs fftItIiffilhI NJ
incident illustrated nothing 80 strong
IS as the urgent need. nj the cases ~
mo Young maraudcrs of good raw
hide strap To- the hands OF an ahie-
bodied father. applied 40 the place
whore 10 wou,d DO thc mos, good
Whom nothing is sacred from the
doprcdatious OF tho small boy. ana
whom the most rcVorod traditions are
tramplcd under his irravcrcnt foot a.
"a sacrificiol offering to his love for
general nll-around dcYltrv II is ,ino
for those Who desire to live IN COM
purauyo security OF NE. liberty and !
an" pursuits ~ happiness 60 put a |
curb on his unrostrained mirth.
There Is vast gulf between the |
pranks Of the merely "bad" boy and |
IN" abnormal prooocity of the vicious
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