.4msterdam, 5 Nor. 1926.
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A RARE CINRAcrER.--A correspondent Of the
Lynn Washingtonian gives the following account
of one of the Marblehead representatives:


One person now living among them is worthy a
passing nolice-Samuel Chinn, one OF their Repre-
senta,iyes elected to the Legislature of Alassachu
sets. He is 30 years of age-a strong hcalthynan


and to-,.ro Ids o"n iiuiSuage-he has neither
ache nor pain.


For the last ten years this man has lived sim
pie vegetable diet, causing not the voice of mourn
ing amoung the herds and focks which Craze peace
fully upon the mountain side and during the last
four years he has lived on nothiug-uothng but dry
1lnground wheat and fruit. lie makes his breakfast
of irut-the other two meals OF wheat patronizing
neither burrstone mills, nor French cooks.


Last year he was elected delegate to the lVor-
cester Democratic State Convention, and with It
true democratic spirit he filled his pocket withwilea
walked to Worcester in one day "a distance OF SO
miles attended the convention, and the next day re-
turned home by the same democratic express, hitv-
ing pauonized no hotels.


Heis now ready to walk - miles IN a day when
ever interest or duty may require ii.