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... thrown into the Perhapa the pot will be Glled with other rubbish thrown on to the garbage heap and left to lie unheeded with the refuse of society. Ali, no! A little child picks up the pot and takes it home. The potter pewee by the child's bowie lie wants ...

... scramble for the garbage by crowds of shoeless, hatless, and dirty women, girls and children, is it any wonder that ona's dinner will hardly stay OD one's stomach? It is not the first time nor the tenth time that I have seen youngsters picking up the most ...

... tired horse lazily moved along. The so-called street scavengers, eemi-wild and mangy dews, no longer roam about for such garbage can pick up. for they have all been banished, and though some have since found their way back, they are not much evidence. Street ...

... horse lasily moved along. The so-called street scavengers, semi-wild and mangy dogs, no longer roam about for such garbage as they can pick up, for thev have all been banished, ana though some hare since found their may bock, they are not much in evidence ...

... an additional reason for the greater prevalence of disease among children. So hungry are some of them that they will pick up garbage out of the streets. MR. H. J. MOTHERSILL ON PEACEFUL PICKETING. Mr. H. J. Mothersill, of Higher Sutton, Macclesfield ...

... seventy, who had fallen on hard times. He lived in a lonely room in Los Angeles. He used to go around and pick out scraps of bread from the garbage cans and soak them in warm water. One morning he was tempted to steal a bottle of milk from a doorstep. A ...

... oddments, both innutritious and unsatisfying can only result in the animal making a scavenging trip on its own. The filth and garbage picked up on these expeditions cause the coat to be odiforous and the stomach to become disordered and the breath offensive. ...

... four-pound loaf was sold at eighteenpence. Our labourers and artisans were starving by thousands, and our children were picking up garbage in the streets that no dog or pig would eat. Even the farmers were living on porridge,and gruel, and skimmed milk, because ...

... that la kilo eggs had been despatched from Seville by the Deutsche Left Hansa air line to Barcelona. via Madrid. These were picked up by Air France and brought on to Liverpool. Unfortunately, the native collectors 4 Brigands they were officially described ...

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... people. During a emit walk art about WOO yards I ranted just 900 of them. Selfconstituted 423Syssoises, they feed spa all the garbage of the streets, and at almost every terrier, tying on a bed of refire, is • proud mother suckling • litter of pup. During ...