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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
Orpingtons.


KELLERSTRASS Crystal White Orping-
toms Hens 81 to $40, cocks and cock
erels S. t0 SO. few pullets SO to $40 Sc
lectej eggs from my best pens at 81 to IS
per setting. 80 to SO per hundred. Dr.
{ r. Ward, 20 Gordon street. 75-2S-12
FOR SALE Buff Orpingtons that win
In recent Atlanta show, out of six single
entries took five premiums Write me
your wants. Can please in quality and
price, Mrs. T. b, Johnson, Thomson, Ga
3S-2S-12
MAPLE SHADE Poultry Yards-TIaVa
some very fine Crystal White Orpine-
tons for sale. Both pullets and cockereis
il $. cole. Sullivan Ohio 32-21-l2
BUFF ORPGNGTON pullets and yeariing
hens of best known strains, cheap for
quick sale Satisfaction or money re-
funded. McCrorey's Farm, Box II, Wood
land, Ga 12-14-6
J HAVE fine strain of Buff Orpingtons
and to close them out will sacrifice
First check for $50 gets my entire lot of
20 birds, which includes is pullets, s hens,
b r9cRefels and COCK. Two pens out
Of this lot won second and third pens at
Coweta Poultry Association show IL you
want a big bargain, write me F. NJ
Crimes, Route No. 1. Newman, Ga. 61-30-11
MY EXTREMITY YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Orpingtons; White, Black and Buff
by January 1 some 200 high class birds.
Now is your chance to secure the best
blood in these, the best of all chickens.
Price 81, 50 and SO each. Worth double.
William j. Lloyd, Chattahoochee, Ca
10-19-6
HAVE Just won at Cleveland, Tenn
poultry show, third hem at Chatta-
loosa, Tenn, first and second cock. third
len. first prize special ribbon given by
Ne.erstTass Poultry Farm, and also first
Prize special given by American White
urpLngton club. Geo. NJ Moseley Menlo.
va. 12-2b-4
FOR SALE-One Black Orpington cock
oTd, one Black Orpington cockerel, four
Back Orpington hens, four Black Orping-
m puIets. Among these is the display
Nea that Won at Atlanta in January. +.
Mack, Townsville, Ga. 1211-20
u COMPETITION with the best Orping-
IONS in America, my winnings at South
.o International Poultry Show this year
include lirst black cock, first black pullet.
LfsI black pen, and first white cock, be
Soes numerous other prizes and specials;
hundreds Of beautiful birds for sale: eggs
H Matching; satisfaction guaranteed
Nis. j.. p. Eberhardt. Elberton, Ga.
12-21-S
FOR SALE At ONCF,-Fifty S. c. Crys-
[al White Orpington pullets and hens,
NeIlerstrass strain; bred from winners at
knoxville, Chattanooga, Dalton. Gadsden,
H3mmervtlle. Prices So, s.. and $3.50
HlIets MarChApril haJch George NJ
Hosely. Menlo, Ga. 1865
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Dogs.

80
FOX SAJE-On handsome thoroughly
trained pointer, two and half years
old. Address Lock Box SO, Sale CITY, Ca
12-2S-64
FINE bull pup, five months old. Phone
Ivy 1893. 12-2S-4S
ARE YOU interested in dogs? Send to-
Review, 104 Butler building, Cincinnati
362S-12
FOX, WOLF deer and bloodhounds; 80
page Illustrated catalogue, SC Rock
wood Kennels. Lexington, Ky. 44-30-11
WE'LL TRAINED hounds for opossums,
coons and squirrels Two registered
female Scotch colles, one four months
old. Pointers and settlers. All of these
dogs well trained. Sold under a guar
antee. J. S. Bobo. Villa Rica, Ga. 32-27-12
FOR SALE-Pointers, settlers and hounds.
trained, partly trained and unframed.
State wants. r. L. Whit, Kernersville,
n. G. 40-16-12
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Miscellaneous.


FOR SALE-Orpingtons duff, Black,
Whlte), Langshans (Black); change
Iorces sale. Your chance. w. Z. I.ur1-
icy. Tullahoma, Tenn. Il-9-3
HASTINGS 100-bushel oats, 81 busbeI-
Extra fine cotton seed for planting. 81
g gpshel so Fancy BERKSHIRE pigs, sired by
value prices reasonable. Jersey bull
SsaaH' SIX months old; will register: only
30 Barred Rocks and White Orpingtons
cheap Fairview Farm, Palmetto, ca.
NOTICE. have only a few White Wy
andotte and Buff Orpington cockerels
iett from last seasons hatch All bred
IRON my Atlanta and Augusta, 1911. win
R RsPs,, win sell cheap to make room for
breeding pens. Book your egg orders
now. &, +. Mack, Thomasville, Ga
90 WHITE Leghorn pullets, beginning to
lay; one fine r. l. Red cockerel. from
me breeding one bone mill two incuba-
tors. w. j. Garner, ESQ Marietta ST
FOR SALES. c, White Leghorns, hens
and pulets, two cocks; also two Indian
Runner brakes. g. L. Hays, Route g
Lawrenceville, Ga. 81 60 2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30

striving to Danish the conditions which produce
examples OF how poultry should be kept Fowls in
their natural and wild state seldom have disease
principally because the conditions are what thew
should be. Fowls kept in confinement, with no
possible means to escape existing conditions, are
subject to about many diseases as their keepers
and that means legion it seems The great harvest
of death among the feathered tribes, due to the
sins of omission and commission, is too large to
estimate AS some one has remarked Stop sin
ming and attend to business" 1t applies admir-
ably in this case
The secret of most sickness has been discov-
cred Disease is due to germs of certain kind
which develop and sprout as it were when the con
ditions of filth, rather filth, is just right
The blood and tissues of the fowl are the gardens
of germs. You may have read about them as
microbes bacteria farmentS atc We arn told
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30

r. |. REDS and White Plymouth Rock
Patterson stratn) yearllng hens pull
let's and cockerels Of both breeds DUAL
ity high. Prices low to reduce our
hocks. McCroreys Farm, Box H. Wood
land Ga 12-14-7
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BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS-Stock.
eggs and one-day old chicks. r. c. and
S. c. r. |. Reds; Single Comb White Leg
horns White and Fawn Indian Runner
ducks. Mrs. b. Fl. Middlebrooks, Yates
vile, Ga, 36-7-l2
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Bones
Ponies.
Poultry Farm For Sale.

FOR SALE-My home, a poultry and
truck farm, about 10 acres, iU Fitzger-
aid. Ga. II contains a good siX- room
house. large barn, chicken houses; two
wells of good water etc James Simp.
son. Fitzgerald Tia 5O-.C-iy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30

AT THE Southern International
Show our one pen entry on
Barred Rocks won first pen and
the GRAND SWEEPSTAKES
CUP for the best pen in the
SHOW. ALL VARIETIES COM
PEIlNG. We also won GRAND
SWEEPSTAKES CUP on Barred
Plymouth Rock Cock at Georgia
POULTRY Association Show. We
are booking orders for few
settings OF eggs from this grand
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Goats

ONE extra fine billy goat for sale cheap,
also one mich goat, pure food for a
papy. Phone Main 1854. 12-2S-1
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~ ING purchased the entire rOck Of
o.. j. hosford and, combined with mine,
s, ~ otter for sale first pen, fourth pen
"l.J ntth pen a the Georgia Poultry as
,-aiS u@399'. October November. 1912; cock
ty,aS 500 up; pullets, S. so: have over
az 40 hundred TO select from: eggs Sd 90,
''V2 ana $1,000 per setting of Is. Mrs
- -. Matthews, Redan. Ga. 1l-25-30
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that there of health rather Astounding
healthy organism capable OF destroying almost any antagonists
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30

WHITE LEGHORNS, BUFF ORPING-
TONS WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS
At, savannah. the Souths classy" show.
we made sixteen entries Of these popu-
lar breeds, winning four firsts, four sec
onds, two thirds, three fourths and three
hfths, every bird under ribbons. besides
TWO cash and two ribbon specials Tween
~ prizes, with sixteen entries You know
now where to get the right kind Send for
free catalog and reduced winter prices
on eggs and baby chicks. Bacon &, Hay
wood. l66 Springfield avenue, Guyton, Ga.
I3-o1-2
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aNN Is. G. r. T. Redsl scientifically
.led for best results Eggs. 50, $40,
for fifteen Mrs f. r. galloway.
ngtuu, Ca lN-2h-t
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Rhode Island Reds.

iSDF'RS CAN NOW be booked for ). G..
,i,,i, l.. Redd eggs from pen headed by the
LIZ ,tsin nal Red Diamond" cock winner of
,als cock is mated with prize winning
macs. Write for prices Payne's Poul-
~, IL ems 80 Crew street. Atlanta. Phone
-LdLn h48-I 1u-uN-.S
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bird, one Black Orpington cockerel. four
Black Orplngton hens, four Black Orping-
IN puIlets Among these is the display
pen that Won at Atlanta in January E.
!. Mack, ThOmasville, Ca t2-11-2O
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
Miscellaneous,

ONE PEN EACH. containing eight pull
lets ana one rooster, Buff Orpingtons,
Rhode Island Reds, Black Plymouth
Rocks. White Leghorns: YOUR choice SO
Satisfaction guaranteed. II. c. Moore
Hazehurst, Ga SS-f4-f2
BUFF AND WHITE PLYM-
OUTH ROCKS AND WHITE
ORPINGTONS. WINNERS AT
ALL THE LEADING SHOWS
THIS YEAR. SWEEPSTAKES
ON ALL CLASSES. BRED TO
LAY AND TO WIN. STOCK
AND EGGS FOR SALE AT ALL
TIMES. II. c. ARNOLD.
BROWNSVILLE, GA. 44-23-12
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thousands OF successful and progressive poutymen faithfully
IRVING to Danish the conditions which produce disease are living
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30
Games.
Minorcas.
Bantans.
Anaconas.

MAPLE SHADE Poultry Yards have some
of the best laying strains of Anconas
in this country They are bred from a
s56-egg strain and we can beat that this
wear Pullcts and Cockerels for sale l..
IS Cole, Sullivan. Ohio. 33-2l-lZ
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FOR SALE AT ONCE-Ffty S. c. Crys-
t9l White Orpington pullets and hens
lNeIlerstrass strain; bred from winners at
knoxville, Chattanooga, Dalton. Gadsden,
o9mmeryiIle. Prices So, s.. and $3.50
.HIIets March-April haJch. George NJ
AIoselv. Menlo. Ga. i2-6-s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30

BUFF OBPINGTON pullets and yearling
hens of best known strains; cheap for
quick sale. Satisfaction or money re-
funded. McCrorey's Farm, Box II. Wood
land, Ga. 12-14-6
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MAPLE SHADE Poultry Yards-HaVe
some very fine Crystal White Orping-
toms for sale. Both pullets and cockereis
j. $. cole. Sullivan. Ohio. 32-21-l2
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] HAVE line strain Of Buff Orpngtons,
and to close them out viii sacrifice
First check for $50 gets my entire lot Of
30 birds. which includes IS pullets, hens,
8 cockerels and | cock. Two pens out
II INNS lot WYNN second and tkt,a -c-,- o Z
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30

NY ENTREMTTY YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Orpingtons White Black and Buff
Owing TO my business I must close out
by January 1 some 200 high class birds.
Now is your chance to secure the best
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-30

CAN SPARE few more White Runners:
$40 trio; $l5 pen Of four ducks and
drake; satisfaction guaranteed South
Georgia Poultry Farm, Sale City, Ga.
11-27-48
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IN COMPETITION with the best Orping-
IONS in America, my winnings at South
00 International Poultry Show this year
naluqe lIrst black cock, first black pullet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-03
KEEPING THE MOUTH CLEAN
The Nearer We Come to Perfect
Cleanliness the Better OF We Ares
for Saving Teeth.

The belief that when natural teeth
are lost, false ones will be just as
good is all wrong, because plates only
have one-tenth the power OF natural
teeth to chew food and prepare 1t for
digestion. Don't wait for the condi-
ton OF the mouth to become so bad
that you must weir a plate, because
broken down teeth and roots. and tho
deposits all around them. which lodge
millions of disease germs. are multi
plying, making every swallow going
down the stomach from such a mouth
a source of poison to the system. in
stead Of being hea,thfui food. Bridges
can be made practically as useful in
chewing food as natural teeth, but
good bridging is seldom possible in
mouths ruined by neglect.
The only safe way is to always
keep a clean mouth, and the nearer
We come to perfect cleanliness, the
better off we are both for our health
and for saving our teeth.
Very few people keep their mouths
clean enough, because very few peo-
pie know tho value Of 1t, and how to
do it. Every time person with a
mouth full of germs talks, coughs or
sneezes. they are throwing out poison
to harm other people, and 1t is only
those who have clean, well polished
teeth and healthy gums that have
good chance of escaping it. OF course,
even after the germs enter the mouth
they do not always develop through
out the body, because the conditions
OF the blood may not be favorable TO
them, but it is certainly wrong to run
ss-ch dreadful chances when the dan
ger can be so easily lessened by keep
ing clean mouth. Those who have
learned from experience the value OF
a pure, clean mouth, both for scom-
fort and for health, fully appreciate
it, and when that knowledge and ex.
perience spreads throughout the
world, diseases will be lessened in
proportion. and years of health Will
be increased.
The mouth which seldom gets
cleaned will usually be full of decayed
teeth with disease germs in them, will
have pieces of roots in, and quantf-
ties of deposits about the teeth, the
germs from all of which make more
and more damage in the mouth itself
besides poisoning It's owner and his
neighbors. The mouth which gets an
occasional cleansing escapes a condi-
ton quite as bad, but 1t is a close
second TO 1t. 1t is only the mov.a
which gets cleansed often enough, ana
r-hf 1h T. At 4 f.&
way, which becomes a pure. health
full mouth. capable of preserving the
teeth of it's owner. protecting his
health, and not threatening that of his
neighbors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-03

the Banker and the Farmer" Dick
Miller of Indianapolis spoke on The
Banker and the Business Community"
Andrew Smith. secretary, and Earl S.
Gwin, president of the Indiana Bank
ers' Association, talked on "Organiza-
ton" Daid Coulter of Frankfort was
elected president, and O. s. Clark of
Attica, secretary.
EIGHT YEAR SEARCH ENDS.
A search of eleven years for Alvin E
Croker, so years old, wealthy min
er, whose home was formerly in Rich
mond, has ended successfully in wilrn :
fngton, Del. according to a dispatch
from there For four years Croker >
mind was a blank, and 1t was by mer-
est chance that his son, oliver Crock :
er. resident of California, found him.
The sight OF his son restored Crock
er's reason, and. lying on a sick bed,
he revealed strange story of his d
ventures in Mexico since leaving Rich.
mond, and how he had made a fortune
there in minig- AS a result OF an &C
cident Crocker was confined in a
Philadelphia hospital while on trip
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-03
HI E A r ID
BY
II u B E

AS usual the paper contains its usual
speeders being nabbed.
WHEN they refuse T. r. s request for
a few extra seats to the Chicago con-
vention the political barons of these
woods might as we'll be as contented as
the rest of us and view the battle from
the newspapers.
EVER since Hobart began to initiate
Gary with a little gay white way of
her own she has been kicking the high
spots. Last week Hobart had to buy
two more cells for the town bastile.
HENNERY CoLDBOTTLE has
solved the noise problem. His next
door neighbor has a loud graphaphone
so yesterday Hennery took one of THE
TINES new vacuum cleaners home.
This sucks in all of the music
THE engagement of one of Crown
Points society young ladies to a Gary
doctor was noised about yesterday. a
diamond being responsible for the
proved the report to be true and the
wedding will occur in the fall months -
From THE TIMES. Now, doc, 'fess up
and hand us your name.
HEGEwISCH is all fused up again.
Some facetious individual referred to
the town as a suburb of Burnham.
And. this after all that Battling Nelson
has done to put Hegy on the map
z. S.--Yes. you have to be a motion
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-03

picture fan before you can be reel OBJ
server
SEEING that Dawson has won the
speedway $4,000 he can now make a
big enough flash before Nell to make
Scads look like thirty cents.
FOR the jewel of consistency we ref
er you to the 'steemed Chicago Ex-
aminer, which tells us on the front page
that the country is going to the demni-
ton bow-wows unless it builds Ave
new battieships every year and which
tells us on the editorial page that the
waste of building one battleship will
buy 500 farms down around Lafayette
NOW take drink of ice water and
read this:
June dreamer they say will pass away
When comes the winter dreary;
But life with you would calmer be.
No wintry blast need fear we
oh. sunny June would last for aye,
With you, sweetheart, true,
Merry l was the live long day
While dreaming my June dreams of
you.
A WHITING poetess wrote that and
how did she ever manage to do it with
al the SiA'H" anu Oh IuiiltS dDOuiE
IT'S heginnin' Z look more an moro
like you kin fool ali tn people all tn
time."-Abe Martini You are right,
Abe. The people OF Lake county like to
be fooled.
KANSAS "Litteratoor" declares that
farmers are now regular night hawks.
They used TO go to roost with the
chickens, but now they stay up half
| the night reading the daily papers and
without doubt THE TIMES is the
cause of the need of many alarm clocks
in some Lake county country estates.
HAMMOND CELEBRATES DECOR
| ALTON DAY."-T1mEs' headlines Other
| towns and cities hereabouts observed
Memorial day, but they always have to
| do II q little different in Hammond.
THE Indiana Harbor girl who mar
ried an aviator and who is now men,
| toned in the divorce column. probably
| figures that the /. II. atmosphere, even
| If it is cement-laden, is far better than
the joys of high life.
| THAT worried look on the face OF
| the father with six daughters is caused
| by his trying to figure out how he is
| going to stake his family to a week al
Atlantic City on $3.50 monthly salary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-03
SAME OLD LAKE COUNTY!

Those who think that graft is an
entirely new institution in Lake
country are quite mistaken. Back
in the early fifties when the county
had but small population the state
undertook to drain some of the
were appointed by the governor for
each county. OF the money appro-
priated for the projects in Lake
county more than 100000 was
stolen by the officials and contrac-
tors. Nothing ever came of the mat
ter
And Lake county has always man
aged to get in its share of the dis
in hot water. Towards the end of
the thirties the county was in the
throes of a quarrel over where the
county seat should be. The people
land spectators sought to keep 1t at
Liverpool where IL was for a short
time but in name only. Finally the
agitation became so great that the
directed that the county seat should
be in the south part of the county
Just as likely as not some Gary
boomers Will be storming Indianap-
oils before long to have it removed
back to the north part of the county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-03
THE NEWSPAPER PERSONALITY

The newspaper personality may
not and, indeed, can not reflect in
detail the personality of any one
man. but in general way forceful
personality may impress itself Cd
strongly on an institution that 1t
may partake of his characteristics to
striking degree. Then the tradi-
ton once established perpetuates
itself
The traits of such a visitor as the
newspaper, which comes to our
homes, should be good manners, en-
pertaining. enterprising, sane, well
Informed, and. above all, sincere 1t
should be ready to stand for ideals.
All of these qualities may be shown
in the handling of news. While the
personality of the newspaper mani
tests itself in the handling of news
it comes to the surface most explicit
ty in the editorial page and in the
various features of that page. -
Kansas City Star.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-03
Up and Down in
IN DI A n A
yErERAN rpUcAroR Ill.

The Rev. Joshua r. Garritt profess
sor emeritus of Greek at Hanover Col
lege at Hanover, Ind. is in critical
stage of illness from an attack of
shingles Prof. Garritt is known as
the grand old man of the college,
being past so years old and having
been connected with the faculty of the
college in the capacity OF professor of
Greek for more than fifty years. His
entire life has been devoted to the
service of the college, for which he
probably has done more than any 9TH
er individual.
TWO SUICIDE EFFORTS FAIL.
Felty Hart. 26 years old, living near
Valentine, took poison yesterday aft .
ernoon in an effort to commit suicide.
While physician was working over
him with a stomach pump. Hart leap
ed from a window, landed on the roof
of a porch and fell in a flower bed. He
escaped uniniured. He was recaptur.
ed and held by neighbors while physi-
clans completed the work of pumping
out the poison.
BANKERS HOLD CONVENTION.
The annual conention of the Indiana
Bankers Association. group Ave. was
entertained by the Rockville bankers
Saturday. The leading address was de-
|livered by @. l. Christie OF Purdue
University on Cooperation Between
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-03
Heart toHeart
Talks.
WOLF rANcs.
By EDWIN A. Nn.

Ever read white rang" Jack Lon
don's companion story to his "Call of
the wnd?"
The latter story, you will remember.
shows how q dog gently reared. hav-
ing been stolen for the Klondike
sledge trail and most cruelty treated.
escaped to the wolves and became as
savage as they. White Fang shows
the opposite-the force OF kindness
and good surroundings
Briefly, this is the tale:
White Fang is part wolf. He fights
from mere inherent love of lighting
and Is savagely cruel. He falls into
the hands of Weeden Scott. d master
whose kindness to the vicious brute
seems thrown away. Scott persists in
his steady gentleness and finally finds
the one soft spot under the hide of
the little beast
The discovery IL made thus:
The master leaves the wolf dog for
a few days. Although hitherto White
Fang never has responded to Scott's
kindness. when the latter leaves the
dog pines and refuses to eat. What is
more significant. he refuses to fight
When Scott returns the dog meets
him. trembling. and miracle OF mir.
acles--
The wolf is wagging his tall
Which means that White Fang Ia
conquered. civilized. saved. Redeemed
by the power OF Kindness. the tail
wagging signifies eternal friendship
and devotion on the part of the dog.
Parents
If wolf dog, hardened by mis-
treatment, can be converted by per-
sistent kindness. how much easier it
may be to change a rebeliious child
and melt and transform 1t By gentle
ness
Cannot you be as patient toward
your child as was Weeden Scott to a
hybrid beast? Is not your child worth
more than a wolf dog?
And teacher
There Is In you the divine power to
| mold and fashion with tenderness the
lives Of children. some Of whom come
to you from wolfsh haunts and homes.
Use that power.
And everybody
Our laundering day talks of tariffs
and finance and conservation as IL they
were the great problems of govern
ment.
No.
| The problem OF government, Its real
| duty. Is to lift up the lives of the poor.
| the wolflshly reared and the neglected.
! When this world OF ours shall have
been made as good place in which to
live. for all men. women and chill
dren. as for some unfortunate dogs
why. then. and not until then. shall
we make boast OF our civiYizat ion.