To the Editor of the "Norra Cuma Dany New Sm,—One sound statement Tam. Waccrr makes is that at present "we must be prepared to accept anything," rabies and the howling of useless pampered brutes included, and this is one of our misfortunes.
The mentality of such as he comfort ingly confirms his certainty that his particular dog is an ever-present blessing; it's always the other fellow's ill-trained type that transgresses.
Dog owners of his type don't seem. io understand that dogs are a form of vermin, tolerated only when they do not constitute a public nuisance, as large dogs running free on the Race Course undoubtedly do.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.