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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
SEEKS HEip
FOR TEXAS CATTLEMEN

WASHINGTON, y. G., July ia
resolution of interest to cattlemeu
was introduced IN the Senate today
by Senator Sheppard II looks 10 CO.
operation by the Federal government
with the state OF Texas In the eXter-
mlnati0n of wolves and other ami
mails that prey on calves and sheep
There Is a bin pending In congress
authorizing federal aid In this work
in states having public lands Sena-
tor Sheppard wants this aid extended
10 Texas. which has no pubic lands,
hut which has plenty OF beasts OF
prey TO this end no introduced his
resolution directing the secretary Of
agriculture TO work out plan for
eNtcrminat.ug predatory animals In
Texas. The resolution reads.
BE II Resolved. That the secre-
tary of agriculture be- and he Is here
by authorized and directed 10 make
an investigation and report q plan
for the extemination Of predatory
animals iufestiug ranches and farms
n certain parts OF Texas. with an es-
innate OF cost
That said plan shall be- so devised
as TO supplement and strengthen the
efforts now being made hy the state
of Texas in this direction 10 the end
that these animal pests may bc en-
tirely destroyed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

MINNEAPOLIS. Nm July II
Minneapolis s.. preparing to enter
tain many visitor. nest week ou fh'
occasou OF the biennial convention
0f the Dramatic order a. th. kugNis
o, khora--cu Thoush rH' opening
oi the convention VllI not tab, place
uutr Monday tho official programme,
of entertainment aU bcllu with Ih,
arrival of tho 'r-t delegates f0wur.
roe The meeting nill Do, attended 0F
delegate. from points u- far distant
as san rrnuso Macon Baltimore
and Wilmington. N g. Montreal
Port Arthur DglGrN Winnipeg and
other cities of Canada uiIl bo rep-
resented
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
Alberta Labor Federation.

MEDICINE HAT. Alta. July II.
The first annual convention OF
tho Alberta Federation of Labor was
called TO order in this city al 10
o'clock this morning by President J.
G. Jones OF Calgary The roll call
by Secretary J.. T English showed
q large and representative attend
ance
4 wide variety of topics Of i'm
portance 20 the labor organizations
and the V0rkiag classes in general
are to be considered during the sew
eral DAYS that the convention viii
be In session Among the matters
that will receive attention are the
minimum wage and universal eight
hour laws, cooperation OF farmers
aud wage-earners, the FauIiation Of
work shops. the importation Of for
eign labor. the repeal or amendment
OF the present compensation Jaw,
aud the protection of woYyf aud
child labor -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
ORGANIZATION
Of CHARITY WORK
sIIOlID INCLUDE NOT ONLY IN
DiNIDt A. EFFORT BlT or
GAINED CLi'BS.

SEATTLE. Wash. July IT, IN an
address on leadership ln social work
before the National conference OF
Charities and Correction here this
morning. Miss Margaret T. bylngton
OF the Russell Sage Foundation said
the organization oi charitable ei-
fort should include not only indivId-
ulls. but those societies or groups %
women's clubs. church societies. civic
associations. boards of trade, etc,
which wish TO do some good work
II their activities are lclt unrelated
much of the effectiveness Is lost. and
too often positive harm results In
the average small city Il Is desir
able 10 have one stroas central or
ganization. which will work out %
community program, showing what
are the immediate needs what steps
are To be- taken when these first
needs are met. and what the cam
paigns of prevention for the future
should be-. Leadership means vision
consciousness OF the far reaching re-
suits OF present efforts and the en-
deayor 10 relate them 10 the final
solution OF our problems Without
a strong central organization, how
ever. that knows conditions through
its contact with dependent families,
such plans are likely to become less
a...,tf. f.4.i she. iesa definitely suit
ed To actual conditions Tuberculos-
is. housing. infant welfare and iuye-
nile delinquency are all parts OF
family problems. and unless We
are mlelligontly working out the
problem of the family as a whole.
wc cannot bee assured that vc can
solve any fragment Of H. There
fore. any plan looking 10 the recon
sruction of u community. 20 the les
scnlne of Us misery must have as its
keynote the conservation oi the in
torost of those families that need
help or counsel and application to
those Individual cases of the more
general clmpai-ns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
MIDLAND SECTION ~ BEST
POSSIBLE SHAPE, SAYS IONS

Clarendon Ions returned Thurs
day froma trip 10 the Midland. Semi
mole and Lamesa country
Mr. Ions reported that he encoun.
tered rains on the route all the way
from Lubbock to point south OF
Midland All OF the laFes and tanks
IN that section Of the country are
now full, and there rs more surface
water IN the Midland country than
there has been In ten years. Grass
and feed crops. be- reports are In the
best possible shape and stockmen are
feeling good
Mr. Ions made the Journey In n
Paige car and believes that he has
made record IN the small amount
OF gasoline consumed. From Lub.
book to Amarillo Is a distance OF 1875
miles. His car consumed only SIX
gallon r'wopu be- pomi-. The last
So miles o. The Journey was covered
Ia 3 hours and 90 minutes, over very
rough roads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
Qt ESTION OF PUBLIC SlPER-
VISION AND ADMINISTRATION

SEATTLE. Wash. July 1.-THE
old contention as to the relative
merits Of central supervisory boards
or administrative boards OF control
which has reared It's head al almost
every session Of the National Con
ference OF Charities and Correction
which Is now meeting for the for
tieth year. appeared again IN the
report OF the committee on Pub
lic Supervision and Administration 20
submitted by William T. Cross Of
Columbia. Mo. al the meeting OF
the conference this evening. After
tracing the history Of the coatro-
yersy. the report continued this
movement has involved nearly an
leaders In social reform during for
" years. and Il is fully as impor-
tant as the development OF the so
cial settlement. the Industrial re-
formatory. or the charity organi2a-
tion society. The time that has
been occupied IN IN establishment
~ the principal OF central public
supervision and administration of
institutions has been so long, how
ever. that the nature OF the prob
lem has greatly changed. Forms
and ideals of goyernmentl the eco
nomic organization, and the extent
and grouping OF the population are
entirely different from what they
we're when the first state board of
charities was organized. The re-
port. therefore attempts 20 state the
principles OF public supervision and
administration after this forty
years experience
The attitude OF the committee In
making the report IS unique In that
it insists that the problems Of cen
,ral supervision and administration
of charities and corrections are
chiefly problems OF good govern
urul Two main principles are ma
med first efficiency In the opera
zion of institutions and other ageu-
r.e. and. second, the fullest possi-
h., participation Of the people in the
work OF charities and corrections.
Probably the most valuable contri-
hutton of this report Is Is insisteuce
that Oh, people should have more TO
d, with the work Of their institu-
uons They have been founded TO
combat and control certain social
prob.eus and social control Is a
thoroughly democratic proposition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
Mnmnn.. 5 Ilonr nll rn..c,l

WASHINGTON. % G.. juIy %
The senate Tor q second time passed
the woman oight-hour labor bin
and sent b. 20 the House for the
democrats of that body 90 20 OF rev
ord eG this bioct This bin. which
comes with the approval OF the com
mittee on District OF Columbia. was
prepared and introduced by Senator
"a Toilette 70 is designed as a
model eigh-hour woman labor bill
the enforcement of which in the Dis
trict of Columbia Is intended 90 80
4n example for State Governments
The bIl provides penalty for re-
guIring women or gIris to work
longer than ciFht hour. out of g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
SOCIAL REFORMS MUST
CENTER ~ HEALTH OFFICE

SEATTLE, wash, July ll-"All
tf, great agencies FOR social reform
mus, group themselves about and
.. .ubordinate 10 the public health
..t..r who must DE the pivotal
rt iH such matters said Or j.
r rr.hton. commissioner OF health
.. the r.rs of Seattle. IN an address
fore the National Conference Of
..s-f-Ies and Correction here this
earning Dr richton paid tribute
. the many social and charitable
.eies which are constantly ad
..r to human welfare. and stipu-
.f.f that the o.Iy reason for max
.. the health officer supreme IN
...0rIIuafiou of such agencies was
,..f fr vas dealing with the most
.r.raHt factor involved. that Of
u. health and lives Of the people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
s'RhZiER DELIVERS ADDRESS
To LOCAL MASONIC LODt'E

George H. Frazier OF WoOdburn,
ont. made very impressive ad-
dress To the local lodge Of the a. +.
and 4. NJ. last night. on Masonry.
Mr.. Frazier was formerly past Grand
Master of the King Solomon Lodge,
No. 40. lie Is visitor in the city
G. NJ Wood of sheldon, Mo. was
% visitor In the city yesterday aud at
tended the lodge meeting or Amaril-
10 No 73l \. + aud a NJ
The session last night was well at
tended and rousing good time was
enjoyed by all the members
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

PHILADELPHIA. ga. July 90
Receiving oouzratuhuOrs from
riolIs Boo 900 parts of 'hn country
John Nuulmaker tho celebrated
merchant and philauthrupst quietly
observed h.s seventy n0b birthda,
anniversary today Nr Wanna
maker aas born boo Philadelphia and
has p ,1 tho hole o' hts life
here. Vith the exception oI a year
that H' spent Boo indiana boo early
manhood and tho several years when
h- position as Postmaster General
nr.. lra'rI hs ros.d,uo" loo Wash
tefon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
To SETTLE
STRIKE TROUBLES
RAILROAD OFFICIALS AND ~
BuR IEAlfRS 20 MEET NJ
WHITE HOUSE
CONFERENCE ON SUBJECT
secretary Wilson Nor., 10 Arrange
u CumiIDn Ground Tor MOfting
20 settle Mage
Troubles
ny Associated Pro-.

iis Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. y g.. July H.
Despite professions OF ignorance
from railroad officials and labor
leaders loo New York the White
House meeting scheduled for Mon
day viii take place, says Secretary
Wilson.
The purpose of the conference.
Wilson explains. is not solely TO pre-
vent the threatened strike OF cm-
ployes OF Eastern railroads, but to
discuss and arrange common
ground for q meeting of the govern
meut and railways ana employees un-
ions In the settlement of future wage
troubles.
All parties agree Ia iayoriHg an
increase IN the number of the board
of arbitration provided in the Erd-
man law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
ROOSEVELT DISCUSSES
ESTION IN NOTE

TOXIC. July 1.-THE Tai-Hel-Yo
News Agency says today that Wis
count kenlaro Kaueko has received
q letter from Theodore Roosevelt ex-
pressing the view that American pub
llc opinion viii not permit naturali-
atiou of Japanese Zoo the United
States. as 10 would lead to a similar
claim ON the part of the Chinese. Mr..
Roosevelt according 10 the news
agency promised 90 use his efforts
m the solution ot the California
alien land ownership situation
Ni.couut Kauoko is q graduate of
law OF Harvard University.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

LIVERPOOL. July % The King
and Queen were heartily received up
ou their arrival 100 Liverpool today
Tor three days visit Following az
address of welcome in = George q
Ual thi. morning their NaIesues
were th" guests OF the Lord Mayor
at luncheon given Boo tho Town Hall
TomorroN the King and Queen NilI
oririatc 90 the formal opening OF
fhc u,R Gladstone Dock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
HUMAN TIGER WAS
HANGED IN PRISON
JlCOB OpPENHEiMEG iitD Lone
RIIDi.D OE Biu TAI
CHIMES



SACRAMENTO. cal, July ll ia
cob Oppenheimcr, known as the hu-
man Tiger" was hanged at Folsom
prison today under the law maklua
an attack by convict on "a fellow
prisoner capital crime Tie said
be had killed two men, but these
crimes were not the charge on which
he was executed Oppenheimer was
sent to prison IS years ago for rob
bcry.
Later. man named Ross the
principal witness al the prosecution.
was sent TO prison. Oppenheimer
met him al the gate and killed him.
For this. his sentence was lengthen-
ed TO life. Later he killed an enemy
who also was prisoner In the
mantime. California enacted a law
making II capital offcnse for q con
yict TO attack a fellow prisoner, and
when Oppenheimer assaulted con
Wet. he was sentenced to death \
desperate legal battle failed to save
his life
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

-,rrLAKE CITY. Ut1h. July II.
satisfied aith the profit gained.
more 'Har satisfied with the hos
....-r shown them. the delegates 20
annual convention Of the Ma
rdH.ation Association held
..... ,arrrnIIng sessions today.
af the teachers plan for an
..- week or two OF sightseeing In
...t.-ra and elsoahere. but the
.-tg of tho several thousand
..rs Who have been the guests
... rt. f0r week viii turn
....- sfes homenard tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
MEXICAN CHARGES
REGARDED ABSURD
COMPLAINT THAT T. :. oFEit-
ERS FAVORED EITHER SIDE
WITHOUT rot NDiTION.

WASHINGTON. y G.. July II
80 official notice has been received
concerning complaints published in
city of Mexico newspapers that Tn
tied States cousuls. the army and
navy. have aided the royolutionists
Such charges are probably the result
of the refusal of the United States
10 recognize the lluorta government
The suggestion that the army or
navy have given assistance 10 oith-
or side Boo Mexican disturbances is
regarded as absurd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
BULGARIA HOPES
FOR EARLY PEACE
ARNISTICE HAS NOT BEEN NJ
CLtRED. ut HOSTiiiTIES
CEASE
NOT TO OPPOSE R0uMAN|A
She viii Not object 10 Occupation
of salistina hy ',oumania. hut
Greek Demands May Bring
Trouble

By Associated Press.
LONDON. July IL Having fail
ed IN her hazardous attempt bul-
garia Is now anxious for peace. No
formal armistice ha1 been arranged
but 1t is believed that hostilitieE
have ended.
Bulgaria has decided to offer no
opposition To Roumauias occupation
of Salistria. but Greek occupation OF
the Southern district is certain in
yolye troublesome negotiations.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
HAD PRESENCE OF MIND AND
PERFECT CONTROL on
HIS MACHINE.
HAD CARBURETOR TROUBLE
Was Flying Seven Hundred Feet
Above Lake, aud lOiplancd to
surface, Making success
ful Landing.

u. Associated Press.
MUsKEGON. Mich. July IL
Glenn Martins steady nerve and
perfect control Of his hydroaero-
plane saved his life this afternoon
when carburetor trouble forced him
to make q quick descent into Lake
Michigan
Flying about seven hundred feet
above the water with passenger.
Martin yolplaned 10 the surface of
the lake, making perfect landing and
few minutes later reaching shore
under his own power
iiayeus and Francis. the other
ayiators on the Chicago-Detroit trip.
remain tonight al Pentwater, Mich
igan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
GOVT. CONTROLLED BOARD FOR
ADMINISTERING BANKING
SYSTEM FOR COZ NTRy.
APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT
Members Ia bc Appointed by the
President and Ia Draw salary
of Ten Thousand Dol
lars Yearly.

Wy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. u. G. July IL
Democratic members OF the House
committee endorsed the admlnlstra-
ton plan for a government control
led federal reserve board. admins
tering the entire banking system.
practically without change.
They agreed on a proposed salary
Of ten thousand dollars year for
each member Of the board, adopted
an amendment providing for four
members. appointed by the Presi-
dent 10 be- distributed geographical
ly through the country and TO de-
vote all their time 10 board duties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

TOXIC, July H. Count Tadasu
Hayashi. one OF the leading states
men Of Japan. who was instrumental
in bringing about the Anglo-Japan-
cse alliance. died today after sur
glcal operation rendered necessary
boy injuries he received IN an acct
dent.
lie was at one time minister of
foreign affairs. had been minister To
China. and to Russia and ambassa-
dor To the Court of st. James. lie
vas G3 years old
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

lu Justice ID Dordcu court yes
terday \ l.. Fletcher had @ prclimi.
nary trial ou @ charge oi pauderlug
and was placed under $1,000 bond O.
await the action of the Grand jury
Zoo default o. making bond he was
turned over 90 the custody Of the of
ficpr-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
ANBASS To GERMANY
AND MINISTER To SPAIN

By Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON. ID g., July ill.,
The president has made the follow
Ing nominations James " Gerard.
OF New York. ambassador 10 Ger
many. Joseph p. willard OF Virginia,
minister TO Spain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

SEATTLE, Wash. July H.
church and social work were dis
cussed at tonight general session of
the National Conference of Charities
and correction Alexander Johnson
of Angola. Ind. delivered an address.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

Dallas clear au. HH' pera'Ir'
ss Wichlta FiHs clear tud hot
temperature af. I0#aE. lear aud
hot. Waco. cIs.r a4f tH tempera-
turo 600. Houston. ...H.. and bot
San Antonio glsar aHI H'' Ga.F"s.
ton. clear aud Iu'. I'tars'na. clear
and hot Long, eF. r.rlr I'd hot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
SECOND nFGREE MURDER
FOR KILLING CHORUS GIRL

Los ANGELES. Cal. July IL
James Murphy was found guilty OF
murder in the second degree for kill
ing Mrs. Irene Matte smith, a chorus
girl Murphy shot the woman In her
apartment while she was playing
cards with his nephew OF whom he
was jealous. according to testimony.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
DEMAND RELEASE
Of j. s. CITIZENS
BRYAN SAYS STATE DEPART
MENT EXPECTS PROMPT COM
pIIANCE WITH DEMAND.


Wy NHEUTIHItu TT'H',
WASHINGTON. y G., July IL
Secretary Bryan made public an or
der by Secretary Garrison to Colonel
Brewer at Fort Mcintosh, Texas. to
demand the release of five Ameri-
cans with their cattle and horses.
held by Mexican rcyolutionists at
Hidalgo. The state department re
cards as certain tnat the demands
viii be- complied with promptly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
Wall Street Has dull hay

NEW YORK, July ll Wall
street had the dullest day business
for II years Transaction Tor the
full day. were the smallest since
1896, prior to the residential clec-
tion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
RIBII. FORCES HANE
WITHDRAWN FROM cunt AHi \


Nb tHHn'laifa irftHs
CHIHUAHUA, Mos. I.y IA
rebel force estimated af 90 men.
recently menacing th. ,.' has now
Withdrawn. The city l liet but
the inhabitants ave aUIl hiEh ten
sion Provisions ar. rec and
command cXtraordiuay as.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
Responsibility
FOR DEATH FIXED
IuIGE DISMISSED SUIT AGAINST
ROAD AND INDiC ATED
EI I~PONSIBlLITN

SEATTLE. Wash. July ILL., Dis
missing a suit for $4,000 by Mrs.
Mary Mcese. against the Northern
Pacific Company. for killing her hus-
band while working iu a brewery
yard. judge Cushman fixed the re-
sporsibiuty on third party IN con
nection with the killing of the work
man.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
REUNION Of ELkS
CLOSED WITH BALL
DENVER TEAM TOOk ONE FIRST
AND TWO SECOND
PIsiLI~


hf Aafnrtaten IffeA
ROCHESTER,. - y. july Ill.,
The reunion OF the lrand lodge or
Elks closed tonight with o ball 90
the state armory attended b. sever
al thousand members Of the order
The Denver team took the first
prize in the competitive driil and
second prize for the greatest aggre-
gate mileare. and second best boz APP
pearance in the parade
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

CLASH BETWEEN
SENATE AND not 81

WASHINGTON. July H.,
Martin Mulhall began his tes-
timony before the Senate lob
by committee tonight a pos
slble clash between the Sen
ate and House committees
was Indicated when Mulhall
received a summons from the
House committee for
o'clock tomorrow morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
PRESIDENT ENpIOltES
N UNFREQuENTED ROAD


BY Associated Press.
CORNISH. y. H.. July ll,-Presi-
dent Wilson went exploring over an
unfrequented road In an auto party
today The trip was made without
mishap. and the view amply repaid
the president for the humping re-
Ceived.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

MAY MODIFY
NlCAHtGtAN TREATY

WASHINGTON. July H.
Costa Rica protests against
the proposed treaty Of the
United States with Nicaragua
giving exclusive and perpetu-
nl right 20 interoceanic canal
route. claiming jurisdiction
over a part OF tde .an Juan
river. secretary Bryan im
pressed his belief in the JUS
tice OF the claim and may
modify the pending treaty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
HWtATntp.


Generall, IN s0''-I1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23

=. q b = -
with several myers crushed. fellA
Laradcr. employed as QuarTyman
near Waipio Point, was sent g tne
hospital for treatment this morning.
The accident = said TO have occurred
through the breaking ot block ana
tackle.
faEEamctcs riding 9 bicycle On hmG
street near the intersection % Ban
van lane. was run down by automo-
bile No. II. alleged BY the ponce as
driven by Mrs. n g Silyer!a. The
machine. u 3 stated was proceeains
.at q moderate rate OF speed along KING
street IN the direction Of kaiihL when
the rider sped into the main thorough.
sfare and vas thrown 70 the srouna;
The bicycle was dainaged and the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
so YEARS Welded.
SCORES EUGENICS
Thy Latest Mall

DENVER. Tsiis agitation about
eugenies is all poppycock, was the
declartion today Of Mrs. Sarah Eliza
beth Roberts, 85 years old. who Is
celebrating her sixtieth wedding an
niversary.
eyes, that it be, assented her hus-
band. SO. The couple were married In
Philadelphia, Sept. %, 1852.
When we were young there wasn't
all this powwow about who was fit to
marry and who wasn't added Mrs.
Roberts. Love was the only thing
necessary to a happy marriage. and a.
home-l01ing mother all that was nee
essary to rearing healthy and moral
children.
Il believe 1t is like my mother used
10 say. You have to winter and sum-
mer with person before yeu know
him or her. anyway. and how is II
possible to pick q seugenically per-
feet mate? Children are good or bad,
healthy or sick. according to the way
their mothers rear them The modern
mothers who sees her child only at,
Ineaitimes and bedtime, and Is away
from home at public morals meetings
most OF the day and evening. is the,
one who Is shouting from the plat
forms for sex hygiene and the other:
policies advocated by eugenists.