To the Editor of the "Nowr-Cama Dairy News."
Sim—Those beggars who "used to accost us with a grim smile Jevery junction had gone away and fare not to be seen in these days. But, however, despite the recent cold weather there are a few of them to be soon in the streets, Those remaining few doing hele best at" times to keep way from the watchful eyes of th Settlement Paice, who are nos Eslendly towards them, doe mainly to the peculiar nature of their fession, which is a source of Wise Comtive to the pedestrians.
extremely doubitul_as to whether they are capable of sta come-back play during. th Spring mantis, especially, when, the weather quite cool and eomfore: thie: but. inthe meantime, we can ely on the efieinty of the Poles Fotes to keep this gentlenien way much as possible, Inthe lon fun the beggars re hot s0 harm when "compared with. the new Thenaee, "where. main work isto Pick somebody's "pocket. whether Bre. man has been known to. ther or not "quite Smmaterih, The (Continued om Page 203.)
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