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And “cam 61cm his car and his wrongdoing

ﬁgure to falsify his accounts again when is shor e is so smart he can get awa with anythin He will have to take his c th ployer will remember ' cr give him ano

h mi public the reason stag: “we or per

thim

turning ag

she is a. nice irl, from a nice lsmil

to her Perm y. but they seem to

intend to do until 1 am old

MW r 1s no bebv. and it nominates him to be treated lik . G '

. HUB

Well, son. I have written millions of lines on this top

ts to wake ltlpbgntd see that a boy 0t l8 isn't rus

ant who can crosatho treetb hi elLh t, l ‘aotlgt of. fathers and mothers still dread oi aixyfootmlids unlit: epariiihi r

ow the think a bo is ever keep him inyieading striny think he is ever goulg to to meet face to lace ln two or three years no: w “l” s...“ .. e o c o a w e w en

goodness onpiy kngws.

it la parelmal love and their not wan

th cave tneln at makes parents so tyranzrﬁlgl. blftlrit

And it is hard on the parents. too instincts of their children they hrin . The reason that boys leave

is because home was made a, pr

a boy marry too younaklan ui

iatlon with girls and to ow so little a the first one he meets have him.

mine ‘al Rag!!!‘

always miser- ﬂies into a terrible RUTH

OIHG

Than: he would grow a w- cience and a backbone. is ls hushed up he is simply e the easiest way of ﬁtting money, and he vlrgually

to anyway. I think that, he 8e.

something to parents who are

t them bv refusing lo lat Y. and my think I mi ht enough. After a1 , a

D08 with his employer. but the odds are hen he was young and girl-crazy and '

re would

ic any longer a toodling in

boys to is bard , became by suppresln

or lets any girl marry him who

is to send her to #111585 ixistitution vmere mental cases

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sign

sleepless eye-s.

The night was long, so‘ seemed to last

gllehudﬁlll Btre 9d B in a. shrou

,Purl=:a

the sepulchre

w- “FATHER, FORGIVE TllEltl; FOR. THEY KNOW SOT WHAT ‘EHEY _ 0;, i i I was a Roman soldier ibr my pr m - ’ Novuage is on me and the Joke of e. C I sawmyour Risen Ohrist, rqr I aln he Who reached the hyseop 1o Kim on the tree; And I am one of iiwo who watched beside “ The sepulohre of Him we dnlcified. ‘ an that last mam 1 watched with Great stars arose and craft across the skies. » The world was all too stlllfdor mor- res . ' For pitiless thoughts were busy in the breast. long it I had grown old and l: long life 8 Farm hie hills of Meal). touched with l; . were swimming in the hollow of the n! t. I M h, I saw Jerusalem all ‘snapped in a dead thing folded d. a . once in the pauses of Voila" whis- pered talk __‘ . I hﬁlilﬂlkﬂ sontething om ithe Burden Berhwgaps it was a crisnlieaf lightly strred- .' Perhapsbth; dream-naked a wak- n fr . i menlgsaddenly m angiil burnt-mt w . Came dovlm wlllilhtearthqiialm in the n‘ . g greet,‘ ‘atone from xing the mornint gvitii a scent

I CONSERVATION I

_...__.______ _ VIWIIIL! COLUMN OI‘ PIAOTICAL OPINION! OI T8!

i

clad- has, in the past, been co lied by the game and wild- We conservation laws of the various states-not by the Federal Gov- ernment. The United States Forest ‘service has reoen-tiy proclaimed and publ’ ed its right to the cus- todlanship of all wildlife within the National Forests, whether so- ca game or not. The librest Service has not mid that it will im- mediately insist upon taking over the management of game from the game counmiasione of the states where the National Forests are lo- cated. but it claims the right t0 d0 so when. as, and if the Secretary ‘of Agriculture feels it to be in the public interest. The program ls

nown ‘as Regulation o-zo-n of the Fcrest Service.

tariiy assume that, such a regula- tion contemnlated putting game in the National Forests in the same

Parks-that ill. a step in the direc- t'on of restricting killing. However. it is nothing oi the kind. The reas- ons givm by the Forest Service for taking this stand are quite the con- trary o! any such viewpoint It is claimed that in place wild game on

lowed to become too plentiful in proportion m the degree of food

mastic stock is regulated by sc7en- the arncunt oi forage or feed avail- a/lfe.

that it should have the same rights

arisen wherein state Game Com- xrrssions have failed to recognize this situation by regulations and have felled to promote open seasons or special regulatons for hunting

particularly in the southwest, our National Forest areas are used 0n a permit system for the grazing of domestic stock. This grazing of do-

tiiic pr-indples, in accordance with

The wrest Service feels

Ed

and domestic livestock. the Foresi- Ssrvlce befieves it should have the right to reduce the tavrr of the wildlife. which right it now has, or to reduce the wildlife in favor of the livestock. which right it wants ~to have and hopes by this new regulation.

that conservationists should recou- niae. To be sure. it is undoubtedly true that regulation of the grazing cf domestic stock

principles of ccnservaﬂon. This fact is beyond question. in the ultimate public interest that even a government bureau with a as pretty good record of administra- tion in the public interest have the authority to sacrifice wlld- '

not oven a friend said: ‘This at life at seventy, men without re- ligion are moral tion cannot survive without reli- gion; the cause of Europe's miser- ies is its lack of Religion."

"WARS SHALL BE N0 MORE‘

Barnes I believe that war can be abolish- 10y

tually do. Because war has now become eco- nomically disastrous; and

Because the realization of this fact on the

Because there the human soul——a latent decency which can be counted upon to re- volt against seen thet war now involves a das- tardy

yond man and which is makin8 olwwrar, the achievement oi‘ peace.

o deny the is to deny the existence oi’ God. ‘no say that war is inevitable is as though we said that God ia dead

bOLh wildlife

livestock in

to set Herein llss an element of danger

is better carried

on in the National Forest areas than it anywhere else, and that . it islla led according to stricter ents of

However. is it

should Bernird ‘ Shawdfnofa-‘rellglonist. much I know. looking

cowards. Civiliza-

t Fremont Tittle, D. D.:

children, both in-

oo-operative society whose 1, commercial and finan-

this I believe we

reirnowagrowing

is something in p;

ll war once it is clearly we N0 upon

ause there is something be- greater than he ior the conquest

possibility of peace

VITAL IBSUIS AIIIOTING ‘l’!!! U!!! AND ABUBIB 0P NATURAL IISOUIOII I! HI. LUDIOI JENKINS. . KAISIIFIILD. I WZPLDIJF! 1N TE! NATIONAL life t0 sheep a/nd ~ DEBTS-WHO OWNS I'll cattle? Here we face that a anomaly. in that ~ (Nature Mtge-sine) our prmentl-Dgiovernment is 111113;)‘- Kquesti olgreatinilereattoﬁﬂlliw vnwsnmo ve- cornervatlowniats has recently com 150* 1'91"! 0°11 91¢ 011B ill-Rd- ; the stage 0i’ a definite ahow- “bu i!

undertakes rltuaidon wherein

tion W11 At

have

stance, but,

Conservationists might rnomen- tfgezgglzngfu or

New Mexico. not only defending the class with game in the National lmgugegliggilpﬁléitmifaeuggzlviiug eir borders, but also suggesting

conservation and wildlife ad- ministration

ority of judgment in the

the National Pal-eats has been al- ﬁWalgg ‘i! “m “ddimml "um" . e wﬁt

available. and that instances have game mmmss masgn why the Federal Govern- men

hat

livestock in opposition to wildlife.

Q - There appeared at the Game gnaoculxohlidglifrtgltohthrgdllsalgiiytﬁ “femme at this m!“ m“ “me me for?“ ma‘ unending controvers previously

rt meme be remembered that, ﬁfiﬁhaﬁdﬁtt... those who

went practically no at all and those who feel that the only way to

hiahly-olganized Federal aulocraczv- Somewhere in thought that

history has shown that when all authority is hands local

wane. The principle of "let Geo

UP

D0 principle. Our lem is

of Christianity never slaokens

w. we mmlldt ever be on the

"(fhrlst has no hands but ourhands To do His work a He has no feet but our feet To lead men in His way."

Nothlfi? worth-while was ever gained glitlggut ahstruggie. and the . o 0 n t at we are work- if we build institutions of peace 1m; w“), g and train our tlellectually and morally, to make build a industrla cial processes will make for peace. shall even-

Pensate for all Your: in His service. (Mrs

Ends Burns Quickly; Takes Away Fain

of persons who, hitherto, have 03M; m" hoped to profit by war; and q;

makes your sore toes well in a or two. Relief comes quickly.

t on

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In

MR8, IWEN K. CROSBY

ted States, made lfstmng plea for the new Hounds

lw- it seemed that the oppon--

best oi’ the argument. They were offering eta-operation and mutual eduea/tiol in

too complex to submit it to such a control.

oomrnerc - must be defended against e.

the

rezlliation iin the we have stated. It may been an unavoidable circum- after delivering his not remain to hear such Western

as Montana. Wyoming and

as a whole, the Federal record had not proved such interest as would justify the livestock interests in are s thom in the side of

western gemei commissions. ens

should be given an authority would enable them to favor

{we opposing

conservation get it is

through

between lay the we have enunciated

taken out of local interest is inclined to

solving the problem a simple autocratic commotion prob-

sedbo

up in his ruthless

t0d

and for Him, will com-

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