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NabeIiesenb.
2ebrer: Limb mas eef6ab mad Der
FsSuHbfIutb9"
S6iiler: rDn iit - ba ift fiir bic
F1leberi9pemmten eeianrrselt tporoen!"
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-27

All scientists, all philosophers and all intelligent minds have arrived at tne enc conclusion as regards the orlsih of the race of mankind; and that IS that it descended from one par ana not from several beings coming into existence at the same time Ihe oIIS ,.atio,,a1 answer to the question, there fore. is that the children of Adam ana Eve must have intermarrled Calh s wife was his own sister. Many cen tiIries later we read of Abraham mar rvine his half sister The race, start ine out in an almost perfect eondltlon, would not suffer from the& results or irterma rriage as at the present time, when it has so degenerated that even 1,nions between first cousins are pro bibited by law, as the results or sncn unions are manifested in a deteriorateo and idiotic offspring. The more one reflects over the matter the more con yinced will he become as to the tfulh of the teachings of the scripture, that y7nr was created. and that he did not evolve from lower forms or conditions.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-27
WHAT THE CENSUS DrscLosgs.

The census bureau is putting out interesting figures of all sorts. and they show how feverish the people have been during the past ten years
 When IL comes to headgear for the women Dame Fashion has led a wild career. going to every extreme regard less of rule or reason.
 In six short years. between 1903 and 1903 the millinery establishments dou- hied in number, and increased the value of their output nearly four times. which means that from s5,247, 900 1t advanced ro sz3.ss1.eOO. or 357 per cent
 What . revelation this 1st One dis tressed married man says:
 That far exceeds our increase in population wealth, salary, or personal efficiency It represents a solid. wear isome. crushing weight on the shoul- ders cr that unfortunate class of peo- pie who happen to be born men. and for whom there doesn't seem to he anx- sympathy anywhere in the wide, wide world
 And yet, strange to say, we do not notice that the men are raging about IT, They are bearing 1t as meekIv as lambs They are smiling under the tor tI-e- they are heroic and S1nconplatn- ing
 Tn view of this. fit is suggested that a proper toast for all women's han quets would be-s-The rnen-God bless 'em-"
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-27
NEIGHBORS

a certain book was. and she said that
 Mrs. Quilby had borrowed it. Then asked her to light the lamp, and To
 read the cookbook, bat 1t seemed that Mrs. Spry had borrowed the lamp.
 Well, doggone it. said I. just tel me where my easy chair is. and I'll
 have a good time resting in the dark But Mrs. Wintergreen had borrowed and said: Let me have any old chair so I can doze by the f1replace.' Then 1t developed that Mrs. Jagway had borrowed the fireplace
 Tt was that way all the time, and so I sat down and figured over 1t. and realized that something would have to be done.
 Next day family named Corping tor moved into the house next door. There was a grandmother, about 100 years old, among their assets, and my wife said that we should invite her into our house until they got things strengthened around, for the day was cold and there was no fire in the house they were moving into. So we in- vited the old woman over, and as soon as she got into our vine-covered cot tage she gave yell and fell down in heap, and we had to carry her to bed and send for doctor.
 We kept her there a week or so until she vas convalescent, and then I asked her people to take her off my hands. but they said they'd see me in Belgium first. l inyeigied her into my house. they said, in a determined effort to rob them of the only grand mother they had. and now I could keep her. Grandmothers were not re- ;urnable, the man of the family said. Well, sir. I actually had to go to law to get rid of that doggone grandmother and I changed my policy right there.
 After that when neighbors moved into my vicinity l handed them the ice tongs. I wouldn't permit any in or cordiality until time had shown that they were all wool I let them know that they were on proba- ton, and if they came over to borrow anything I advised them to go to the When a neighbor showed that he was worthy of the honor I ad- mitted him to my circle of friends. but not before. That's the only way to do, if you want to live happy ever after" Chicago News.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-27

What have you got on your mind ] this morning ?'inquired the hotelkeep-
 T had T little disagreement with my new neighbor. Haniinson," replied the retired merchant. As soon as he moved into the house next door he began wearing path over to my place Borrowing things He borrowed every
 thing from the pump handle to the horse and buggy. At first I was pretty
 cordial with him, telling him that he
 Was welcome to whatever he asked Tor.
 out lately he has been coming over
 and helping himself without even say
 ing By your leave, and this morning
 l called him down, and we had quite an oratcrical contest
 T knew trouble was brewing when
 you told me about that new neighpor ] couple of weeks ago" said the hotel keeper You were perfectly enthus- iastic over him. He was fine man. cultured and well informed Just the sort of man ycu liked to talk politics with over the back fence. Whenever man gets infatuated With new neighbor he is laying up trouble Tor himself for neighbors all bite like ser pents and sting like doggone adders unless you take a determined stand as soon az they camp in your Niclhlly' letting them know that you won stand for any liberties
 .'When I was keeping house down on Gravel street I had lots of experience with neighbors and learned lew things The houses there were all rented. and first one family would move in and then another, and had so much confidence in human nature that I took kindly to them all, until my wisdom teeth were cut. II l had my way. neighbors would be abolished. Tor they're all chips from the same block Every man should be required by law to live by himself in the middle or a fcrty-acre field and then there would rot be so much hard feeling in thIs world. that's a nuisance My neighborS on 1 Gravel street used fairly to swarm m ! to my humble abode, borrowing cook ing utensils and bootjacks and cats remember one evening l went homs | tired and expected to have pleasant lime reading. I asked my wife where
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-27
COMMUNITY OF INTEREST.

Attention is called to the fact that the report of the secretary of agricul- ! ture is in accord, inferentially, at least. with the every day averment that the | cold storage methods control the mar l1ets and are to degree responsible for high prices.
 The Baltimore American. comment ing upon this phase of the business,
 says:
 Just how the price of universally consumable commodity can be arbi- trarily forced up by the cold-storage people is quite comprehensible. Take butter. for instance, which is now pro duced mainly by big creameries that
 handle the milk supply from hundreds
 of farms. In the west many creamer-
 ies scattered over a wide area are op-
 erated under one mana gement. It is
 generally understood that the cream
 cry business has been systematized
 and is operated upon a common bus mess basis.
 This community of interest, it is quite conceivable, may render it pos. sible to the cold-storage process in way to create a temporary short age, during which. the supply being less than the demand, the price natur- ally rises. Lessened consumption may then be met by still further creating an artificial shortage and still further boosting the price. The buying public, once convinced that butter is in short supply and that the price must range high, ceases to grumble and pays the price. And so butter cold-stored in July is retailed in December at double the July price,
 Fortunately counter community of interest prompts the women to com bine and refuse to pay such exorbitant prices for eggs and things and the | price immediately slumps encouraging 1 ly. In many things a promptly less | ened demand works wonders
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-27

O--if Aosn and Eve were the only ones created by the Lord of all the human race, where did their sons and daughters find wives and husbands? (lnquirer.)
 Answer--The matrimonial question has always been more or less inter esung one since the first wedding down To the latest society event The above question has long perplexed the minds or philosophers who reason along Ihe line or the evolution doc trine thas the race has gradually evolved from lower to higher forms and conditions, reaching a more or feet state as the countless ages~roH on to the utmost hounds of eternity, The. .s s~ er1ng of this question will so thoroughly repudiate the evolution theory that there will be m further room to deubt the Bible narrative con corning the creation Of the first man.