The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-31
Keeping Oscar Away from HOm A Taste of Publicity News from Rome Mrs. Carleton's Dan- gerOus Pastime-NO Con stitu ti on for Aliens-A Triumph for the Widows.

When l was in the hospital with
 my baby my husband would come in for five of ten minutes in the day time. His brother, Arthur, told me that it wasn't his work that is keeping Oscar away it is his stenographer," so when Mrs. Roster left the hospital she killed them both and now has added a very difficult time, in deed, to the difficult time she was formerly having. By and by women will be intelligent enough to know that shooting in such cases only makes a bad matter worse.
 Mrs. Gibson, who very reluct- antly came forward to be witness in the Ha11-Mil1s murder investi- gatfon, who told the story with very much hesitation now boldly says "confront me with that woman I'll let her see I know what I am talking about" Hu- man nature does not prosper in the light of pitiless publicity. There was the man in Peter Pan who vowed to live in a dog ken mel until his missing children were discovered and got so much fame through the exploit that he was really quite sorry when the children came home and he had to leave his kennel.
 The American S. s. Baladan, 5000 tons, reported by wireless at Portsmouth. England, that she was carried In waves going through the air; the noyclists just now are dwelling on au old theme. Waves that go through the air and set fire or rend or otherwise destroy things in their path. Mans savage bias oward de- struction colors even the really in- telligent things that he does.
 News from Rome says that the welcome of the conqueror was given Deputy Benito Musso- Iini, Parliamentary leader of the Fascist, when he came to Rome recently to confer with King Victor Emmanuel on the new per- sonneI of the new Fascist minis try. W>u beloved are the suc- cessfu1. Before the door of any Bridseporter just chosen mayor of the city see the brass band, the red fire and crowd. Observe that same doorway a little later when the same man is defeated.
 Ministers had a particular fascination for Mrs. Margaret Carleton, whose body was found beside that of Rev. Leonard Christler in the home of the Bishop of all Outdoors" in Mon tana. Fortunately the rest of us cannot see what happens In such a case as this in that other country to which they have departed.
 United States court is of the opinion that aliens resident in the United States have absolutely no constitutional rights. They must have treaty rights. By no stretch of opinions, however, can 1t be supposed than an alien has any right +o ad- dress himself to the reform of government in a country where he is not a citizen. The matter comes up in the case of five l. W. W. members who vio- lated the espionage act and have been arrested for deporta- ton.
 The Rumanian government mo- tifies the American State Depart ment that 1t will send a com mission to take up the question or re1unOLlS US S41,UUO,UOu oeDC to the United States. England sets an example which the rest of Europe in debt to the United States will doubtless follow.
 Samuel Gompers says that the Railway Labor Board in throw ing out wage rates based upon the principle of the living wage has 'autocratically set itself above Congress, the power that creates it'' But Congress in making such a law without de- claring how the law should be effective automatically sets itself above the course of nature. Real wages cannot be increased while prices are free to go up faster than wages do. Higher real wages must come from increased production.
 The former German Kaiser, formerly one of the worlds most powerful rulers, will be married