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RAILWAY

EIGHTY THREE lots. ten houses; two blocks
from Pennsylvania station and trolley, Bah
way cheap. Inquire BIDDLEMAS, 81
Springfield sy., Newa-s
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GROCERY and de1icatessen store In German
neigbborhood: SITS week; price, 500; rent.
$50; reason for selling buying property. In
uuira SONNICK, 523 Springfield av.
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FARMS WANTED

WE can sell or exchange your farms. coun-
try homes or estate. Country Department
LOUIS SCHbESINGER. Inc. Essex building
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES.
CITY AL


Newark n. j.. October 10, 1913
This Office VIII be open from Monday Oc-
tober 20, 1918. until April IA, 1914 for the
reception of taxes for 1913.
Particular attention Is called to the fol-
lowing requirements of law:
II paid en- or before the thirty-first dav
Of October, one ID per cent VIII be de-
Quoted
If paid on before the twentieth day of
November, one-half 90 OF one % per cent
will be deducted
If paid on or before the twentieth day of
December, the exact amount of tax.
II not paid on or before the twentieth dav
of December interest at the rate of twelve
Q2) per cent. per annum will be added
II not paid on or before April IA, 1914
warrants viii be issued with 80 per cent
penalty, justice and collectors fees In adj
dition to ten ($.10) cents cost of publication
on each amount personal
Once open from s a. m. 10 . D. m
Saturdays from a. m. TO II m
RICHARD ]. FRANZ
Receiver.
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MIDWIvES

MRS. DREWES. German midwife, 153 Null
berry st, cor. Market st-Ladies private
nursing, confnements high-ciass experience;
az me treatffl't II desired. Phone S23S-W Mkt
GRADUATE midwife-MRS. GRURICH. So
South Orange av.. Newark; ladies' private
nursiuy. conhnements; treatment at home.
Phone sf5S-W Market
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FOR SALE-Good paying grocery business
selling on account of poor health; price
$500. Inquire s37 Mt. Prospect av.
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TYPEwRITERs.

We Sell. Rent and Repalr All Makes
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
o Beaver st. Phone Market 44so
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PATENTS
PHRENOLOGY

CONSULT. Nine. lie Roy. ciairvoysnt-p palm
tst. advice on business love, marriage
tells everything 469 Broad ST. Convenient
entrance also on Orange ST.. next Lenox
entrance also OF Orange St. next Lcnox
Lunch.
NINE. karl. IS Halsey st. nesr New II.
back of Hahne's.
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MUFFS and collars made out Of old style
furs; coats repaired and refined. 1904
Chester av.; phone Branch Brook 4031-R
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DESKS. all kinds; office tables, chairs. rugs.
cabinets: also general line of household
goods cheap. l35 Halsey st.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
THE ABINGDON,
445 Mt. PROSPECT Az.
OPPOSITE ABINGToN Az.
4, 5, 6, 7 LARGE, AIRY ROOMS,
OVERLOOKING ENTIRE CITY.
ALL MODERN coNvENIENcEs:
EXCEPTIONAL CLOSETS.
APARTMENTS on FIRST FLOOR SUIT
ABLE FOR DOCTOR.
AGENT OK PREMISES. TEL. a-w,
BRANCH BROOK. OR
E. J. RosENBAuM, 7ss BROAD STREET
TEL. 1914 MARKET.
APARTAENTs-oNLY FEW LETT
AT THE FOREST HILL APARTMENTS.
1881 HIGHLAND Az. cor. VERONA Az.
Three, four and seven rooms; modern in
profemenIsi steam heat, hot water; 9anltor
service; moderate rentals. Take Mt Pros
peet az. ear 10 property see agent on
premises.
APARTMENT, 27e washingtop av.. near Graf
ton av.--Fiye large rooms, al Improvements.
steam heat, hot water, electric lights and
janitor service; rent very reasonable; In
quire on premises, or J. MECHANIC. % Mag
noIia St, lso2-w. waveriy.
APARTAIENT-seven large rooms ana bath
ali improvements; Janitor servicei 30 East
Kinney st.. cor Orchard: centrally To-
Gated. Apply janitor. or EMIL uHRY. ?
sratford pl
AVON Az, 4o4-Flat, five large rooms.
light and airy. beautifully decorated, good
Tasfas IeT~f
tral av.. butcher store. or MRS. NOR
Ha6ON. premises.
BLOOMFIELD Az. 177-six rooms; all i'm
provements. separate steam; rant $40 IN
quire l0S Washington st.
BIGELow ST, 244-Four, hps rooms ana
bath: all light; rent, SIP. Inquire OPTI-
CAN, 452 Clinton st.
BROAD COURT APARTMENTS. 81 Broad st
New, up-to-date modern Improvements
few more left; 3 and rooms and bath. In
quire Superintendent on premises.
BROAD ST, 1882 The LAkewood---seyen
rooms BATH steam, electricity; al I'M
provements; rent. $50. BEYER, 117o Broad.
BEAUTIFUL i've rooms: bath: range; all
improvements; 81. II Hunter 81. near
Elizabeth av.
CORNER Springfield az. and Pierce ST., :
light rooms and hath: rent reasonable. In
quire at GOLDBERG CO., ia Springfield
az.
COURT ST. 2os-Apsrtment, 8 rooms; all
improvements; fred to suit tenant; suitable
for dentist.
CLINTON Av., corner of Belmont Az
Chateau, four rooms and bath, s35; Har-
row Manor, five rooms and bath. S45; jan
itor and bellboy service free. vacuum clean
er; heat hot water; parquet floors. Apply
W. FRANK BOWER, architect ~ Harrison
St, East Orange, owner. or jsnitor on
premises.
ELEGANT fat. new house. six light rooms;
all improvements; SIT rent So Grove 81,
IrFingt5n, y. j.; near Plank road cars.
APARTMENT. Grafton ev.. 10. near Mt.
Prospect avn an up-to-date fvo-fafn-
fly. five rooms: all improvements; steam
heat. electric light; parquet floor; large
porch. very reasonable rent. Inquire on
premises or J. MECHANIC. "a Magnolia 81.
GROVE TERRACE. 10. near school and
Plank road car. Irvington-Four rooms,
improvernt nts: 81; small family or adults
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FARMS FOR SALE


SOUTH JERSEY FARMS-Five acres good
land. 5000; can be paid monthly at the
rate of So; choice land for raising fruit,
berries vegetables, poultry. squads; mild.
healthful climate; nearby town; half mile
from railroad station prosperous locality
good roads; pure water. Cali CHAS. GEESE,
1872 Market st.
MODERN country home and small farm;
two cottages one rented pays all eX-
penses; beautifully located; mountains.
river: minutes depot; is miles Lacka-
wanna. cheap; little cash. WOLFF, Gill
lette N. j.
FARMS, country homes. gentlemen's estates.
New Jersey New York. Long Island and
Connecticut. Country Department LOUIS
SCHLESINGER, INC. Essex building.
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FOR BUSINESS PUR
POSES TO LET

TO LET, second floor. 25I5o feet. with side
lights: nice for right business. with or with.
out power; rent reasonable. Rear 81 Ann St:
near Hamburg pl
MARKET ST, 2bo-Par+ Of floor over
Scheller, the jeweler rent SIS per month
look for the green clock. one block below
Broad -
STORES AND OFFICES
STORE. Verona av.. near Washington av:
good business location; splendid opportunity
for any business. Inquire on premises, or j.
MECHANIC, "a Magnolia ST.; phone 1902-W
Waverly.
STORE. IS Hamburg pl., and stable for one or
two horses; good for any business; barber
shop preferred. ]. MECHANIC. "a Magnolia
BIGELow ST. PA. corner Peshine av-
Fine store. good for any business; adJoin-
ing police station: rent very low Inquire
oPTICIAS. 452 Clinton aV.
SPRINGFIELD Az. s7o-with three living
rooms in back. Apply EMIL UHRY.
Stratford pl
LARGE store. se2 South Eleventh St. first
house from South Orange av.; suitable for
tailor florist or delicatessen store: rent low
GElGER d MORLOck, a Springfield av.
CLINTON AND AVON Avs.-Large store.
With cellar; counters II, and .,. shelving com
D u.
SAYRE; phone 1888 waverly.
DANDY front o1lce. also desk spaces In
Spingarn building. fSS Market st; cheap
rent. w. J. EGAN. agent, third floor, real
estate and insurance
TIcHENoR ST.. 1o4-store. two rooms s12
Ferry St. 80. fine for lunchroom. BIAS
BERG & ZIGLER. so Clinton ST.
STORES, suitable for laundry. grocery or
lunchroom; low rent; long lease. BEYER,
11T5 Broad ST.
FINE store to let: business section: well
lighted; moderate rent ARNOLD. Grove
ST. and springdsle av.. East Orange.
FACTORIES AND LOFTS
LOFTS
WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT
46 LAWRENCE ST.
WASHINGTON WILSON.
LODGE ROOMS.
UP-TO-DATE lodgsroom to rent rates rea-
sonable; centrally located. Iroquois BLDG
262 Washington ST. For rates and dates see
F. w HuTTENBACH.
GARAGE
GARAGE or repair shop; private parties; rent
reasonable. So Monmouth 81.
STABLES
TE,N-STAI.L. at 443 Clinton av. Inquire on
premises. or CHARLES METzGER. 81
Warren st.
FOR RENr-stable and yard. Apply IS
East Park st., city.
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DOGS

AT o3 Mechanic ST.. near Mulberry ST.
Live table poultry. pigeons, rabbits guinea
pigs. fine puppies; stocking farms speciality.
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FRATERNAL EMBLEMs

~~@~c~~~~~~~-~rN--~r
SOMETHING NEwi-our No. II Jr. o u
A NJ fob: complete line Of Junior goods
send for circular No. rs. NEWARK EN-
BLEM Co, Room 500 500 Broad It.
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NEW JERSEY,

on account of the lateness OF season ard
owing 10 the remarkable record OF sales
am enabled to sacrifice the balance or 2S
little farms at a remarkably small price
/ do not propose to carry these farms over
until the spring, as / have other plans. 1
propose 10 let these farms go at practically
what l paid wholesale. Each farm con-
tains 10000 equare feet or 4 acre, and the
price is sos, SO down and 50 a month.
They are near tho main station OF the
Pennsylvania Of neighhorly Metuchen. n.
j.. and are actually only as minutes from
New York. I do not object to showing YOU
the property II you act quickly. 1 must re-
serve the right TO file the applications in the
or6er they are received. Write for more
particulars. Owner, Suite III, &c Cortlsndt
St, New York.
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AIREDALE terrier. female beautiful specl-
men: six months old; full pedigree; cham
pion Soudan Swiveller blood. VIM. H.
CYPHERS. Washington, N. ].
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

PRINTING AND MULTIGRAPHING.
P. & L. service is complete. We write
strong, convincing copy for booklets, folders,
etc: arrange design and print them we'll;
Muitigraph letters. complete mailing lists,
address envelopes. wrappers. etc Let our
representative call and explain our service in
detail. The PRICE & LEE CO.. sos Broad.
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Reliance Mattress Co.

$3.50 Washington st. Phone 2387-W. Market.
For 2.25 we Will renovate and sterize your
feather or hair mattress; s2.T5 more viii
give you new tick OF finest quality. New
all-cotton mattresses, 5000. Cushions made.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OFT OLE TOWN.

oUT OF ioWN.
WANT poultry farm, two acres up; near
trolley and city; not over $4,000; with
good buildings and improvements: owners
only. PHILIP JENNINGS, 1888 Broad ST.,
Newark
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DRESSMAKERS

DRESSMAKERS ;.
~r,-9-~-~~oy00g0s--~-~~ ~0-o-1-----~-9-7-~0~@>
MRS SOPHIE RIVERS has moved to 4Si
Broad st. Day, evening or wedding gowns
and wraps; some remodeing; charges rea-
sonable.
ELITE SCHOOL OF DESIGNING-Dress
cutting and fitting: everything up-to-date
taught; day and evening classes; fitted lin
ings and patterns. 10 Halsey St. two doors
from Arcade.
FASHIONABLE dressmaKer: latest fall
styles now ready. MRS. II. MEZGER, %
North Ninth St; 1877 3. B.
SKIRTS. 81 up; from own material. suits. Sc:
long coats made into sport coats; cleaning
and repairing. RICH, 10 New St
DRESSMAkBR, by day; designer OF novelty
waists, street, evening gowns; remodeling
French method. Phone Orange. 2363M
SMART gowns, Partisan design: dresses SO
up; perfect At guaranteed; IL years expert
ence. 6s Columbia st: phone 65l9M Market.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

THOMAS J. FLORES. No. s3T4-Take no.
tice unless your contract within Ave DAYS
Is paid UP TO date the forfeiture clause will
be enforced Contract numbers are ind-
Gated after each name. f. z. MEACHEM
& SON 1917 Park Row. \. 7. city.
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DWELLINGS TO LET

-->~~~~~--~------~-~------
FREMONT TERRACE, As. Irvington-rwo-
family house to let, AS rooms, gas. city
water, wsshtube; extra lot TO use; can keep
poultry.
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SECURE THIS PLOT

Beautiful residence site in restricted ser
ton or Cranford five minutes walk from
station; two minutes from trolley; water.
gas, electricity, sewers and sidewalks; size
OF plot 5Oxl50 feet: will sacrifice and sell on
satisfactory terms. For further particulars
address BROWN g. KINGsIiANn, E!-c:-s-'s
Bldg, Newark, n. j.
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OWNER leaving town. will sell for appraised
value, property renting s1o0-$150 month, for
ments several other bargains Inquire after
moons, SO Third aY
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HOUND DOG. thoroughly broke. 1856 Third
st. Elizabeth, N. ].
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LOANS & MORTGAGES

l HAVE from $1,000 up at per cent to loan
on bonds and MORTGAGES: call write
PETER II. oTESkY. 164 Market st. Room
5O6.
HAVE clients desiring second mortga ges
Law Offices of WILLIAM HARRIS Ma
tional State Bank building. $40 Broad ST.
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SEE THIS PLACE TO-DAY
= bfJW En-
Essex Building Newark. ". J.
Phone Marltet 4e41

- = -
NYE TRACT lots, 30x1OO $3.50 up; no -
sessments; streets improved; easy terra
twelve minutes to Broad and Market: "a
new Hawthorne av. trolley. now being con-
structed and passing through property If
teen minutes by Broad, Clinton or Summer
car lines churches, schools, stores sdjoln
tnls property; come out today: take Broad,
Clinton or Summer cars 10 Osborne terrace.
walk south to Hawthorne av.: agents on
property, send for map FRANK L.
SHIELDS. 4f2 Union PId1
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LADIES. ATTENTION

LADIES' ATTENTION!
DANISH your pimples. blackheads skin
biotches and similar facial disigurements
with our most delightful preparations; don't
let your skin be ruined by using worthless
preparations that only wreck your com
piexions: write for particulars today.
SAIEDLEY & CLARKE SPECIALITY CO..
60 Hayes st.. Newark, N. j.
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OLD-ESTABLISHED doctors residence.
coiNer Park av.. Orange; elegant. modern.
up-to-date house: garage and large grounds
for sale at bargain. G. o. VAN ORDEN,
&c Day st.
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CLINTON Az. No. 76-Fourteen rooms. 2
bathrooms. Inquire STOUTENBURGH &
CO., 7eT-S05 Broad ct.
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AT YOUR PRICE.
Broad St. 80, plot 4sxS0; thirteen-room
residences a beautiful home. in fine condi-
ton; cheap enough to tear down for apart
ment' must sell TO settle estate: best offer
takes it, look it over and name your figure:
terms arranged; this is a bona-fide forced
sale; get busy II you want IT, II. T ROB
ERTsON. 127 Roseville av.
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TWO lots on Badger av., box1o5; will sell
cheap to quick buyer, as owner wants to
leave city. Call at A FIscH. 500 Broad
ST., Newark n. J.
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4 ROOMS AND BATH

in one Of the best
apartment houses IN
the city: high-clzss
residential section; 100
feet from trolley, 10
minutes from Broad
and Market; steam
RENT heat. hardwood floors;
jantor service; every
thing the very new
est; house built only
short time; few apart
ments vacant: see this
place before renting.
100 Second av. Take
Mt. Prospect av. car.
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CHIROPODIST

MISS NJ. GORDON. chiropodist. all foot all
ments successfully treated. SO Halsey ut.
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NOMENCLATURE theatre for sale; call
evenings. 243 South Orange av.
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NOTHING looks worse than crooked heels:
Aschenbach Heelstrstes will keep your
heels straight; &c per pair. Ask your
dealer for them.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

11-room resldence-Forest Hill section
all modern improvements. Plot 50x1sB-
frontage on two streets. Grounds besut-
fully laid. out with lawns. shrubbery. grape
arbors, variety Of fruit and shade trees. An
Ideal home-a splendid investment-land
alone worth the money.
Make appointment by mail. or phone or
call for key. Rut
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INSTRUCTION
Newark Business College

CHINA painting; classes Tuesday. Thursday
Saturday, 9:30-12:30 and :30-4 80; china
glass. water color: firing daily. Studio. %
New st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET

BROAD ST. 10ss-Eeafly furnished rooms
large and small; with or without running
water. gentlemen preferred; references teis-
phone 100 Market.
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PLOT 50x100 feet; 20 minutes from New
York, on Boonton branch of Lackawanna
road. LEE, 1853 West 54th St. New York.
M0NTCLAIR
81, 500 BUYS fine corner property in Mont
clair; business property for sale or ex-
change; houses to rent; also acreage and lots
for sale in California. KANE, 81 Chestnut
St. West Orange.
ORANGE
REAL. ESTATE IN THE ORANGES.
Over 900 houses for sale, rent and ex-
change: fats and h.gh-class apartments TO
let. 800 farms. all prices. some OF the best
in the State; stores. business OF all kinds
for sale.
GEO. o. VAN ORDEN.
City Hall Real Estate Exchange.
&c Day ST., Orange.
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RESTAURANT, on main thoroughfare. near
Erie depot; reason. age and disability.
Address V b. Box g. Star Office
EIGHTH Av., 51--Nicely furnished rooms,
Laclxa wanna station.
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CHAPTER xllr.-tcon.lnu.d.)

As II In Confederation Of my words.
the three Of them, Crandali, Davis and
the constable. returned Just at this
moment
Come. Miss Parrish" said Crandail.
at think IT time was starting home
with you, II you feel able TO travel.
have run the car up Just outside the
cottage. 7 think we can safely leave
the completion Of our mission to the
inspector and Mr.. Kent"
Il wish Mr. Kent was coming back
with gs." said Louise in sweetly
plaintive tone that made me long to
crafty her wish.
II need him here" said the IN
spector almost roughly.
And that comes frat for all Of us. 81
abe said bravely.
I watched the automobile out Of
sight and then turned back into the
cottage. where found the constable
stretched on the floor. already fast
asleep. Davis, sitting on the floor be-
fore some srnoldering logs that had
been placed In rueeIy-construct
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-31

calmly. for not having seen the left
handed clue. You Lack the education
Only a person who had seen hundreds
studied them closely would have OBJ
served T. You remember that q po-
lIceraa brought me part OF a yellow
envelope that had been found IL old
Andrew Users room Or 1t was q
stamp and part Of the postulark. The
first thing that noticed was that the
stamp was put on crooked. This
might mean much or nothing. left
handed person stamping Letter tn
Variably gets The stamp On crooked
IL ordinarily Is put in the upper right
hand corner u the envelope A right
handed person stamping a letter has
the Two edges of the envelope as q
guide Try putting on 4 stamp with
your left hand and you viii gee that
your hand comes In such q position
that the edges q TIE envelope are
hidden and n ninety-nine cases out
q hundred the stamp Is out Of
plumb
I stiIi fan 70 see said stubborn
IL. Why you id not suspect Gran
dali There were many things that
seemed 70 point to him-hfs teIephou-
iag 70 ka1hariae iusr before she shot
herself. his sudden DISAPPEARANCE, the
aading Of the morphine syringe IN his
rooms. The ArtEay address IN his note
book. coupled with the fact that Cen
-
house I Do not see how you could
help sEspecting him"
I'll admit that on the surface these
things all did look damaging. but
against this was the one important
fact that he was too veII-balaneed-
too sane. II I might put 1t that way.
I quickly learned that he was 4 repu-
table business man. that be was one
OF The governors IN two clubs, and you
yourself informed ne that Katharine
Parrish had thought highly Of him.
No weII-balanced man commits crimes
OF this sort"
DO you mean to tell ne" cried
angrily. that all criminals are in
sare7"
Yes" said Davis thoughttully. Il
mean exactly that The time will
come when our courts Will not be punt
tive but curative. Men are criminals
because they can not help u The
great well-balanced majority OF people
see that in the observance Of the laws
the community has made for Itself
lies the only hope OF q happy. regular
life. The unbalanced few, the IN
healthy product Of unfit parents. In
their poor rnlsshapen brains are IN
able TO comprehend this. They be-