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MISS GEORGIA p. BURFORD,
Editor, Living Tissue.
Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Animals
Millville, n. j.
Nov. 1s. 1914.
American Weekly Magazine,
235 East 45th St,
New York City.
Gentlemen;
There was eonsiderahle-dis-
cussion of your splendid article,
Torture, the Reward of Mans
Best Friend" at our monthly
meeting Thursday, Nov. 16
Thank you for publishing
such an article. Perhaps when
the public learns of such hor-
rible happenings. something will
be done about it.
We are doing what We can in
our small way, SO many, many
people are ignorant that such
torture is permitted
Thanking you again, we are
Yours very truly,
MRS. DELBERT RAWLINGS,
Corresponding Secretary.
Mt Lebanon, Pittsburgh. Pa,
Dec. 3, 1914.
l.. c. Noise.
American Weekly,
New York, n. Y.
Dear Mr.. Noise:
have been asked by some
one who read your article on
viviSection in an issue of The
American Weekly late in Octo-
Der. to express my protest
against this practice. as sug-
gested by you in that article.
l am most sincere in making
this protest, AS | am convinced
that the results obtained by this
practice could be as SatiSfac-
torily achieved by other means.
Yours truly,
RUTH HADLFY.
Norwood. Pa.
Nov. 3, 1914.
Dear Mr.. Noise:
After reading your article,
"Torture-the Reward of Mans
Best Friend" l was shocked to
learn that such cruelties are
allowed.
As a dog lover, I am anxious
TO know how an ordinary indi-
vidual can help TO have this
evil thing ended. To you have
any suggestions for those who
would like to help in this
fight?
II so. do write another article
telling us what TO do. / know
many people like myself who
feel so helpless. What manner
Of men are these who can inflict
torture on the kindly dog?
Thanking you,
Yours truly
VIVIAN T.. c. BICE.
Jersey City, n. J.
Nov. 29. 1914.
Dear Mr.. Noise:
I'm writing in reference 10
the article you had published on
Oct. % in The American
Weekly. about the vivisection of
dogs and other animals. ! was
deeply moved and would have
written sooner, but 1 thought
that perhaps more articles on
the subject would appear
It's hard 10 realize that in
civilized country such a. ours.
we hear OF torture 10 poor de-
fenseleSs animals Such torture
should be prohibited by law,
] don't agree that such prac-
tice is essential 10 medical stu.
dents and others. Tn sure that
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these days there are other ways
OF learning things in way less
painful.
/ am the owner of two dogs
and through all the years that
I've had them the friendship
and companionShip they offer
is priceless because unlike hu-
man beings they are at all
times sincere.
/ want 10 thank you. Mr..
Noise, for taking the time and
trouble 10 publish that article.
May God bless you al all times.
l sincerely hope Neu will do all
you can in the e.future so that in
time 10 come these cruelties
can he completely abolished.
Thank you for taking the
time and trouble to read this
letter.
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BEHIND
NEWS
BY Paul
MaIIon

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26-A
W strong, generally thoughtful
editorial writer who is against
the Roosevelt. particularly Mrs.
Roosevelt, regime. spoke out in
several metropolitan papers re-
Gently: Mote, l think the radi-
Gals called him Fascist minded
during the last campaign al
though the charge was of
political nature and therefore
not intended to be believed lit
erally):
There II only one way to
assure ourselves of military
strength. whenever needed. That
way consists Of n system of
compulsory military training"
That is simply not true. There
are many ways of assuring our
selves of military strength,
whenever needed. A logical,
straightforward way consists of
putting military training into
the high schools and colleges 10
develop. and keep trained. the
necessary officer personnel, and
enlarging and undermining the
national guard, giving il weap-
ons. including airplaneS and
tanks. artillery. ammunition and
commissary to develop private
personnel.
THAT would he the more ef-
Il ficient way. because il would
he constant. always up-to-date.
always ready TO handle the
latest implements of warfare
scientifically and efficiently, al
though there are, of course.
many other things which must
be done, including the main
tenance of a greater perma-
nent military inventors council
with laboratories, continuance
of West Point and Annapolis at
war size or larger. and an alert,
ever watchful and efficient war
department 10 see that we do
not fall asleep TO dangers from
without.
These are democratic ways.
The taking of a boy from his
home. work and career for a
year of service in the army is a
PrusSian method instituted by
the PrusSian militariStS after
the war of 1870. II must be an
inefficient way OF developing an
army because the PFusSians
have never won with il, nor has
it produced results in France
and some other nations which
took it up.
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GanSSter Morality

state" can exist under these cir.
cumStances?
Does Mr.. Stettinius honestly
believe anything remains of "the
untrammeled right of the Polish
people to order their internal ex-
istence as they see ft?"
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BLANCHE BONNER BARBER,
School Teacher.
TO THE EDITOR:

~ IlI- LII glNs
I HOPE you're right that Mr..
Il Churchill has the arnes I
support Of the American people,
in his stand on Greece. Cer-
tainly the press in general is
pretty limp in attitude; while
your views are soul-Satisfying 10
me.
How any American, especially
one in the seat of government,
can scr in the episode, the ris-
ing against constituted author-
iiy. anything but horror is
clearly bCyOnd me.
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Galveston, Texas,
Nov. II. 1914.
Lionel G. Noise.
co Herald american,
Chicago. Ill
Dear Mr. -MnlSn
Thank you for the very inter-
-csting article you wrote concern
ING anti vivisection I h ave
always been opposed 10 ViviSec-
tion of dogs. therefore | want
10 do anything can 10 help
prevent il. Please advise me.
Thanking you in advance for
any help you can give me. l am,
Sincerely yours,
MRS, ROBERT {. YELLING.
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Brain Game

1-Zoe was king of which Of
the invaded countries of Eu-
rope ?
True or, false. TundraS arc
the Arctic lowlandS Of northern
Russia
3-IdenllN Tho American cItIos
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". n. TRIx.
General Chairman.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
THE LANCER Burdick bill will
come before Congress 10 put
down vivisection.
Animal lovers are aroused
about the brutalItieS inflicted
upon helpless animals IN the
name Of science and research
Doctors have admitted that
nothing worth while 10 human
life and health has been rcaped
over the years OF torture 10
helpless animals.
a few years ago YOU printed
a whole page OF pictures OF tor
turcd animals and the unspeak-
able devices by which they were
tortured II touched the hearts
and opened The eyes OF many
people | know
| bought AMI distributed many
copies myStelf
Won't you please print those
pictures again before (lonC be-
forel that LANCER. Burdick bill
IS voted
II is far more eloquent than
words and ! want 10 buy many
copies OF IL for distribution
again
William Randolph Hearst is
whole-heartedly with us-and
! look 10 him and my Times TO
champion the cause of right for
the helpless and the weak.
Yours has been my favorite
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(MRS.) CHARLOTTE
MALISZEWShl.

MALISZEWSkl.
lnglewood, Cal.
Nov. 3, 1914.
Editor. American Weekly,
Dear Sir:
I'm writing you in regard 10
the article | read in last Sun
days paper on the Vivlsection
of dogs. I've been sick since
reading it,
The bewllderment in this poor
dumb animals eyes IS terrible.
As much AS TO say, "Oh, what
have l done for you to hurt me
so ,"
a number of years ago my
husband and | were patients AT
a big hospital and my hus-
bands doctor took my husband
through the ViviSection depart
ment. He told me later that II
made him heart and soul sick
TO see how those poor unfOr-
luHdlt ubSS Nbull Ilbutl III tire
corner Of their cages when
those doctors came through.
Oh, isn't there something the
people can do 10 stop this ter
rible butchery and cruelty 10
our only real and loyal friend,
the dog? Or is the medical
profession too strong?
| am sure that if all the doc
owners and lovers could get to-
gether and demand this useless
cruelty be stopped, we could
stop il.
| am sending you a card
Please read il. l for one Will
help in any way ! can.
MRS. J. r. DAVIS.
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New England Anti-Vivisection
Society, Boston, Mass.
Nov. 4, 1914.

New England Anti-Vivisection
Society, Boston, Mass.
Nov. 4, 1914.
To the Editor,
The American Weekly,
235 East 45th Street.
New York, n. Y.
Dear Sir:
In last Sundays issue of The
American Weekly there was a
very effective article by Lionel
Calhoun Noise on the subject
of ViviSection. There was also
drawing of a little boy and a
dog which was most appealing.
We have a monthly magazine,
Living Tissue, of which we in
clude the current issue, and we
should like very much 10 reprint
YOUR article. or parts OF II. with
due credit TO The American
Weekly. of course. And may we
use the picture also?
Perhaps we should have the
consen. of the artist also.
Would you be kind enough 10
ask his consent? And would II
be convenient for you TO send US
the drawing for our photo
engraver to use in making
halftone? If not, perhaps he
can photograph the sheet we
have torn from your magazine.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst
is a member of our society, and
we wish 10 express our appre-
ciation of your excellent article
which will he so beneficial 10
our humane cause.
Yours very truly,
MISS GEORGIA p. BURFORD,
Editor, Living Tissue.
Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals
Millville, n. j.
Nov, 1S. 1914.
American Weekly Magazine,
235 East 45th St,
New York City.
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THE morality of the Russian
i policy in Poland is the morality
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Landover Hills - Attractive arm. and
ba tn bungalow; ali rooms are large size, in
Guiding 2 bedrms, screened porch. full
basement, laundry trays; air-conditioned
neat ne with oil burner; large attic price,
~, 100: terms. Mrs. Gregory, with o. B
zANTZINGER, JR., WA. 1919; ewes. and
Sunday, OIL. 2273.
ga ACRES, Riggs Mill I'd, 2 small cot
tages, electricity, chicken house garage
wen water, young bearing orchard: excel
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hot-water heat: has latest bathroom and
Kitchen improvements; possession from
owner Price, S6,950
2244 Shannon pl. s.e.-Modern 2-story,
6-room brick home. built-in GARAGE, front
and rear porches: possession: price, $1,000.
LLOYD R. TURNER, 800 9TH st. s.w. 81.
ROGER MOSS OFFERS ne home values
Row, 9 rooms. bath and cellar $500;
S6.950. :
semidethched brick. 8 rooms bath.
h.-w.h.. garage, $1,000.
3-room deep row brick z rooms. Q
baths, easily converted for two families
Colonial row, brick. z rooms. bath, fun
Detached tbr i.i shingledj. rooms
h.-wh., garage, concrete front and rear
Large detached stucco Q rooms, .
baths very large LOT. $I3,50o;
baths. large. recreation room. bedroom
and tiled bath on LIST floor For one 81
two families; $13,950
ROGER cyn MOSS rs s1ssE no 5000. aiaS
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bath, hot-water heat tcoaD; basement
large yard; immediate possession; open
Sunday. Price. $3.50; terms.
=. Vacant-Detached frame corner, sol
Varnum st. n.w.-10 rooms, baths oil
heat; will sell or rent. Price, SI0450;
terms. MICHAEL F; DRAIN. No 8 Wood
ward Bldg. RE. 2150; residence, CO. 1912