To the Editor of the "Norra-Camwa Dany. News"
Sin,—We dive for the classified section of the papers each morning to find fragments, Handkerhciefs dropped on streets and notices advising strayińg ones to return home. Educated men and women, solvent, bored with leisure, will work free. It fills us with curiosity over sequels to such offers. Does anyone answer Alas, the chances are, we think, that few firms would nibble at the young man's proffered largesse of time and effort. The fact that he wants to work surely betrays a sound character, yet the manner of his job-stoking. may lead said business men to fear he is eccentric. It is very hard, too, to give away. a thing under startling circumstances, og home leave, in this city.
Women and men seeking each other to extract love. The wonder, human nature being what it is, how many responses there are to such offers. Motor car owners seeking to share expense, companions for jaunts to far places. Do they find sympathetic readers? If so, some of these trips must result in strange human Porridge, Romance has followed minglings and high adventure.
Another invitation is for people with personality to learn from and to teach each other. This, it seems, is a shot at a career. Yet paths to Glory have diverged from strange impulses and whims, Curious as are the- continuations of these fragments, scarcely one of us, looking back, has failed to let ommers know what the important decision were.
Stianghai, Julie 2, TuEsDAY-OFF,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.