To the Editor of the "Norr-Cuina Datty News."
Srr,—In considering the plight of the Russian cadets, there is one phase which has not been brought out in the many sympathetic arti-ides that have appeared, but which has a very practical bearing on the problem. These cadets have frequently been! referred to as "little boys" and "children." As a matter of fact, a large portion of them are not "little boys;" they are 14, 15, even 16 years old.
Now, in America or England when a bright boy of that age loses the support of his father, he goes
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