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ih
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passing
of
j
ii-ls
Jarlrls,
ihlld
of
Mr.
and
Wf.
J4clc
Njon.
The
sincere
sym-j-alyhy
cf
all
boss
out
to
the
belated
rtowiiu.
At
the
same
time
a
Hie
tacts
in
the
case
do
not
permit
wilful
carelessness
to
be
l;42--ti
cyilnsl
anyone
as
the
cause
of
the
destruction
of
the
b'U'i
life,
I
take
the
privilege
to
make
a
few
statements
affecting
Minn
situations
In
the
future.
This
I
do
in
the
spirit
of
kindness
and
:harity
towards
all
and
because
I
Id
ve
children
with
whom
I
have
ItacT
nuch
to
do
for
many
years.
First,
there
is
a
very
large
num-Jb?r
cf
children
in
our
city.
No
'heme
and
no
community
has
possesions
of
more
priceless
worth
than
the
children.
They
are
creat
ed
in
God's
image.
The
Master
.Himself
gave
to
the
children
the
..natt
exalted
position
anions
aU
Ktoomchin
'liihO
men
on
eartn-
Paction,
care
OlCalllMilJJ
ocillalgd
anC
loving
concern
for
the
children
in
a
home
or
in
a
community
will
dot
nmlne
the
future
of
that
home
downfall
In
the
future.
In
spite
of
material
advancement.
Secondy,
it
is
in
the
power
of
the
grown-up
people
of
today,
in
our
city,
if
jiroperly
recognized,
to
take
such
care
of
the
children
in
all
the
matters
referred
to
that
the
future
may
be
assured.
How
ever,
in
certain
physical
respects,
iilldren
here
have
less
sunshine
than
the
children
farther
south.
Th
elWren
here
have
much
fewer
and
mu:h
less
attractive
play-rounds
outside
than
In
many
other
places.
As
around
the
homes
These
heroie
Greek
peasant
women
are
help
flu
Weir
men
in
their
struggle
against
the
Italians
and
the
severe
winter
weather
of
the
Albanian
mountains.
They
do
their
share
by
clearing
roads
behind
the
lines.
playgrounds.
Not
all
th;
chlldisn
times
it
has
seemed
a
miracle
that
large
number
of
children
always
can
be
there.
Consequently,
a
very
children
have
not
been
run
over,
thsre,
it
would
seem
that
no
driv-
large
number"
of
children
ar
a
play-
What
happened
the
other
day.
tr
should
be
permitted
to
drive
mg
on
the
streets
which
ar?
nar-
may
happen
again.
A
good
driver
faster
for
two
or
three
blocks
past
row
and
more
or
less
heavily
traf-
does
not
only
know
how
to
handle
the
school
than
five
miles
per
Iced.
Especially
on
Saturdays
and
nis
cai
but
he
avast
also,
always
hctir.
Nothing
would
be
lost
by
also
Sundays,
I
have
obsirved
that
be
on
the
lookout
lor
what
a
child
.
anybody
on
account
of
such
re
and
that
community
Such
care;
Ninth,
Eighth
and
Seventh
Av-
on
the
street
miahl
d.
to
"tuse
strlitlon.
Co-operation
and
sincere
and
concern
involve
the
physical,
mental,
moral
and
spiritual
welfare
of
the
chtaren.
Neglect
or
carelessness
in
any
of
these
mat
ters
will
result
most
certainly
in
snues
East
are
almost
lined
with
an
accident.
Several
su?sstlons
iconcem
for
the
welfare
of
the
children
playing.
Larger
and
for
the
safety
of
the
children
come
;fcildren
would
go
far
to
preclude
smaller
children.
Some
would
re-
to
mind:
further
tragedies
in
these
respects.
mark
that
they
should
not
bs
in
Let
all
the
parents
at
all
times
Time,
there
are
not
so
many
car
the
busy
streets.
But,
where
should
see
to
it
that
the
-little
children
accidents
in
the
city.
But,
even
one
they
be?
If
children
can
not
play
are
not
playing
ln
ihs
bu?y
street,
lifs
destroyed
Is
one
too
many
in
In
the
open,
they
will
perhaps
b?
Let
all
the
larger
children
be
a
city
where
the
number
of
cars
compelled
to
gather
in
some
alley,
trained
to
look
after
and
protect
is
very
small
after
all.
where,
experience
proves,
not
only
the
smaller
childreen
the
eood
things
are
fostered.
:
Let
the
teachers
In
our
schools
Thirdly,
these
situations
create
mak
efforts
to
impress
upon
thei
the
imperative
necessity
of
ex-
jchildren
the
proper
observance
of
i
treme
care
and
consideration
beln
(safety
precautions
on
the
streets,
j
given
the
children,
their
well-1
Let
every
driver
of
a
car
always
I
he
children
crowing
up
here
are
I
being-
and
safety
at
all
times
and
remember
that
he
is
handling
an
at.
a
disadvantage
as
compared
tojby
every
grown-up
person
in
the
object
that
at
any
moment
may,
chlWren
In
many
other
places.
The
city.
This
becomes
especially
true
destroy
a
human
being
that
comes
m
regard
to
any
and
all
persons
m
js
way.
,
driving
cars
or
trucks.
I
have
driv-
',
To
destroy
a
human
life
is
a
en
curs
since
1915,
averaging
25,000
SCrlous
matter.
!
miles
each
year.
I
have
driven
lnj
No
person
drlvlng
a
car
AouW
country
communities
and
m
the
nprm
n
,
ininritin.
a
rule,
the
yards
largest
cities
in
the
United
States
jtiquor.
Witnout
exception,
any
per-s
small
I
have
observed
careful
and
also'Son
are
very
uslng
Uquor
u
more
or
less
and
otherwise
not
fit
for
play-1
careless
and
reckless
drivers.
In
void
of
the
abmty
of
proper
iudg-rn-ounds.
There
are
left
only
the
Prince
Rupert
we
have
many
very
ment
of
action.
school
prounas
wiat
are
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her
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of
children
playing
with
al
most
reckless
abandon,
without
marked
slowing
down,
and
without
proper
regard
for
the
children.
At
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it
be
possible
to
put
up
a
high
and
rather
strong,
woven
wire
fence
along
Eighth
Avenue
to
prevent
the
children
running
off
the
school
grounds
onto
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street?
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I
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Feb.
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With
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beaver
pelt
bringing
as
much
as
$40
each
this
winter,
(Jlyde
Leach
of
Ashland,
and
Fred
Anderson
of
New
Sweden,
who
became
Main's
first
flying
trapperj
last
winter,
have
found
it
profitable
again
to
use
an
airplane
forvexpe-ditlons
into
the
beaver
country
along
the
Canadian
border.
While
the
28
townships
on
the)
northern
border
of
the
state
now
;
open
for
beaver
trapping
are
not
.
inaccessible
by
other
means,
the
!
difficulty
of
hiking
in
with
supplies
and
traps
makes
ordinary
trapping
there
far
less
profitable
than
in
other
areas.
Leach
and
Anderson,
however,
are
able
to
fly
in
an
hour
to
lakes
that
would
take
several
days
to
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by
foot
and
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Their
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Que.
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