The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-09
Motherhood vs. Romance Natures Remedy Raising Grain Or Max ing Cannon - M o r e Executions,

rest have 10 cent fares with transfers. A five cent fare without transfers is somewhat cheaper The Public Utilities Commission says that nickel cities owe their favored condition to their shapes, which lend them selves to the cheaper fare. The point will be worth taking into consideration when future cities are laid out. It may be easier to say than to explain. May be, in fact, a species of verbal an- aesthesia intends to allay the pain of the communities which have to pay a dime.
 
 Henry Ford, who is a business man of reputation and accom- plishment, says that the way to run a street railway to make money is to make the fares very cheap so that everybody will ride. Henry was in Bridgeport the other day giving the town the ''once over.'' Would it be worth while to turn the Bridgeport lines over to him and invite him to demonstrate?
 
 J. B. Potter, manager of the Bridgeport lines, has made many improvements and is doing the best he can, which isn't always/ as much as the people would like. It is not his fault those things which are missing, he is dealing with a crippled child. Connecticut street railways had bad parents years ago. They suf- fer from i'll treatment, and cruel ty of every species known to cussedness and finance.
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 Comes Eugene v. Brewster, rich owner of a movie maga- zine, with a complete outfit of movie" morals. who says that in moth there is some thing which inhibits love. Diff ferent heads have different weak things that make for hatred, in another some that make for mel ancho1y and so on through all the devious ways of qualities most dfsagreeable. Tn MT. Brew ster's head there must be some thing that denotes him from a claim to high rank among civ ilized men. What school for de- fectives? What class for the in- provement of morality and the distraction of shame can be es- tab1ished for the Brewsters of our modern society?
 
 The very animals know that the affection, that the love, not designed to create motherhood, is worthless. In whole species when the design is accomplished, the individual ceases to exist. His use has ceased. His day is done. Nature has her remedy for those who despise motherhood. They disappear. They leave no future From motherhood the future springs.
 The Nupp factory in Ger many has leased from the Lenine government some thousand acres upon which 1t will put machines. with the idea of raising grain in the most intensive style pos sibIe to agriculture of this period Here is an example of the swords that have been beaten into plough shares. and the spears that are transformed into pruning hooks. Krupps were the worlds chief makers of cannons. Men are just beginning to know that one combined harvesting machine is better than many great guns.
 
 In Ireland the Free State exc cutions are continued. Those who live by the bullet, by the bullet shall perish. Irishmen kill Irish men, which is no new thing in the world. Enelishmen kill English men; Frenchmen kill Frenchmen and Americans kill Americans Not strange in civilizations in which a man will sometimes kill a son, a son will kill his father and wife her husband, that murder in the individual heart will get itself into the collective activities.
 
 Nevertheless society Is pro- gressing toward a more peace full state and the hope is not inn possible that all men may some time dwell together in amity. Timothy Healy in an interview given to the American news pa pers, advises America not to send money to Ireland This he says