To the Editor of the "Nowrn-Cuina Datty News." their report the TraMle ion neglected to recommend that the Police attempt the task of discovering the mentality of the persons who apply for licences as motorists, The consequence is that sume curs shield swine, of foreign! brved in this ease, I cannot speak too strongly of the foul conduct of three parties of motorists who failed to stop and vender assistance when signalled by 4 wounded man. "I shall not give! his name, but will mention that he 4 member of the winning team in the recent International Walking Race.
Returning home on Monday evening: at 6.30 o'clock, the chauffeur! of the car that he had hired unfortunately drove the car, at a rate of 25 miles an hour, against an electric light post on Avenue Edward VIL in attempting: to avoid a motor bus, "From the back seat the pass-tenger was thrown through the wind-sereen—an artery in his neck burst, and the chavifeur, three ribs broken, lay motionless, With blood! spurting from the wound at each beat of his heart, the passenger waved to an oncoming—eat—the! ear went on, and so did a secon, and a third. " He thought the haut. four was dead s0 left him and made his way on foot to a doctor some distdnoe away.
What can ko offered in defence of the occupants of the three cars—a damaged motor-car under an cleetrie light in the centre of a road way, a bleeding man waving—his arms, and a motionless body on the road! This is the sort of thing that arakes us wonder at the mentality of such persons; are they nothing more than unthinking' selfish lumps of flesh bound together by the desire to live for thersselves and blast the rest? And probably the day before the accident, Sunday, they attended service and simulated!
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