Work On The Anti-tramp Society

Since its orgjanizatioa last tammer tlic Anti-Tiamii Society ha applied the "labor test," In tluetfotom oí a saw but-k. il tiuodred tramps. At. leat f&ur out of iivO, however, p-reli r to live ly beggiiag amd are looking ior woirk oinJy to avoid it. AHliougli the lact that niany pcople still per.sist 11 ïeed'mg traoips, lnud oí eemding öiem to iho p.ngine ■.■ on Hun Laders the boci ty's lis 3 et the oifieers teil 'o tliat anu-li good has been done. Mr. Clark, L.uie-i;iteii(lent oí the hospttal, aiid othcr.-; who reeeive .niany applicatiojis froin trampa, tliink that iruanber lierüabout.4 is sensibly diminisliiiig. Nötüiing is lacklng to make the -,voik a complete success, except llio coopëration of citlzems in refusing 1o Pee 1 beggans at tlieir doors. Benevolent people will dio Avell to rememiser tluU thejr liarm and mot help a man in giving him BametOxitog fqr nothlng, ïhey teacli Jiim the bad loíson tliat lie can live -svitliout woik. An.oher ihiiig: to remem'beir is tliat if you feefl ome tramp he tella the rest, amd yoaiï house is marked by i hem as 'good Sor a f reO meal.