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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5319, 29 August 1928, Page 2

These days yo,u caiyibt Ojpen your, car in Sydney without, hearing somebody a.ccused of being a cnook ; and he probably is, says a well-known publication,. Moreover, thousands are guilty who are never accused. The trader is largely to, blame ; as a class he has never been over-hojne-st. But nowaday#', while still processing, to scorn the fat man’s money-making tricks, the workman not only robs tihe employer, but schemes to beat workmen’s compensation and-.all such la.ws made for his benefit. There was a time when every man did not suspect every other man of being a thief. If the community thinks it will be happier, living like that, it can just go on as it is going. But if it Hi ink's that it would be happier, if dishonesty shocked it, then it better lose no time sorting dishonesty out and treating it with disfavour. If we got much further we shall certainly not bci able to recognise-' the thing when we see it. It is doubtful whether thou'samls of us can do it even now. Gallop through your lessen, Sam. Canter through your sum. Jump upon your motor-bike, Janie’s looking glum. Nasty cold our Janie’s got, Might be even ’flu. Her Way Io health and strength again is Woods’ ftr.eat Peppermint Cure.