Life — June 13, 1912 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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Bullets We read the following in a recent number of the Nativity Mentor. The author is John L. Belford, a priest of the Church of the Nativity, Brooklyn: Socialist is busy. He flaunts flag and openly preaches his His great point of attack His. pow an actual menace to our city. There scems to be no law to suppress or control him. He is more dangerous than cholera or smallpox—yes, he is the mad dog of society’ and should be silenced, if need be by a bullet.” Very interesting. But just suppose a Socialist. had mounted a platform in Union Square and advocated that all Catholic priests be shot. How long would it have taken the police to arrest him for inciting to violence? Just sup- pose that the Appeal to Reasou had con- tained the above utterance. How long would it be before the postal authorities swooped down upon it and closed the rails to such incendiary matter? At the hour of going to press the Rev. John L. Belford was still at large. E.0. 4. Same Sort of Thing Needed Here The “Socicty for the Prevention of Cruelty to Londoners" has been founded not a moment too soon. It was unani- mously decided at its first. mecting to rrosecute forthwith all title-hunters, sculptors, architects, or subscription-touts concerned in erecting monuments in any public place within five miles of Charing Cross, especial attention being paid to those proposing to disfigure the Royal or other parks which the town contains. jodbendotriscme ry thissparklingly Silver Deposit Cut Glass Chaste and intricate designs in s90-1000 rare inseparably traced on TROLY TiC" DEPOSIT. wi THE ELECTROLYTIC. ART METAL COMPANY rai 4s Beatty Se. Treen Nod. Keep Your Teeth for Life Of all your youth- ful charms, your teeth alone you may ° keep forlife. Laugh- ter of youth need not be- come the sunken smile of old age. The most dread thief of teeth is “Acid Mouth.” You are not aware of the quiet work of acidity until, the enamel weakened, the frayed ends of nerves are exposed. And, most likely, acidity is now working its way to your most delicate nerve. (Dentists say ‘‘Acid Mouth” causes nearly all decay.) But, though ‘Acid Mouth’’ assail your teeth, be not dis- heartened. Fight back with TOOTH PEBEC PASTE which had its origin in the desire of scientists to preserve teeth against acidity. The success of Pebeco in this is unquestioned. With Acid Test Papers, which we mail free, you can determine whether you have “‘Acid Mouth’? and by the use of atrial tube of Pebeco prove that this dentifrice counteracts that acidity. Large (extra size) 50c tubes sold everywhere. Send for 10-Day Trial Tube and Acid Test Papers FREE Not because you need to make a chemical experiment upon yourself but that you may lear the wer of Pebeco to counteract acidity, to cleanse and whiten your teeth, and to keep sweet your reath. We want you to know the pleasantness of Pebeco, a tooth paste not too highly scented and flavored—and remarkably efficient. Pebeco is the product of the hygienic laboratories of P. Beiersdorf @ Co., Hamburg, Germany Pebeco points the way to a toothsome old age. If you want to start on that road today, write for the Trial Tube and Test Papers. Send your name and address to LEHN & FINK, 108 William Street, New York Sole licencees in America for Pebeco Tooth Paste and producers of Lehn & Fink's Riveris Taleam oS Re A celebrated German philosopher who recently visited England attributes the Labit of Londoners of walking with down to the desire of avoiding the villainous monuments which sur- round them, He further expresses the opinion that the habit is producing a distinctive and injurious stoop, whilst the glare of the pavement is destroying the sight of those long resident in Lon- don. “The Anti-British League” in Berlin has consequently decided to contribute 1229 anonymously to all funds for the eree- tion of monuments in this country, for the purpose of weakening the race by every means in its power. It is, there- fore, obviously of the utmost national importance, not only that no further monuments be erected here, but that most of those which exist should be re- moved without unnecessary delay. —London Tru Tuexr is a high rate of infant mortal- ity among children of the imagination. comicbooks.com