Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-08-31
The Case of the Little Red Hen Who
Would.


Would.
In the good old once-upon-a-time
there was a little red hen who was
very industrious. One day, while
scratching about the barn door, she
found a grain of wheat, and began to
think what could be done with 1t. FL
nally, she went about asking, who will
plant this grain Of wheat?" The
rat said, II won't; the cat said, Il
WON'T" the dog said, II WON'T" the
duck said. II WON'T" and the pig said,
II WON'T"
Do you think that the little hen was
discouraged? Not at all. She simply
said, II will, then" and proceeded to
plant 1t. Then, when the wheat grew,
she asked, WHO will harvest this
wheat?" the rat said, II WON'T" the
cat said. Il WON'T" the dog said. I
WON'T" the duck said, II WON'T" the
pig said, II won't" Very well, then"
said the little red hen, II will harvest
1t myself"
But the task was not over Said
the little red hen, "Who will take this
wheat to mill?" The rat said, Il
won't" the cat said, II WON'T" the
dog said, "I WON'T" the duck said.
II WON'T" the pig said, Il won't"
Whereupon the little red hen wasted
no more words, but went to the mill
alone. When she had the flour, she
said, who will make this flour into
bread?" The rat said, Il WON'T; the
cat said, II WON'T" the dog said, Il
"I WON'T" the duck said, II WON'T"
the pig said, II won't" Then I will"
said the little red hen.
All undiscouraged, she gave the
others final chance. who will bake
this bread?" The rat said, Il won't"
the cat said, II WON'T" the dog said,
81 WON'T" the duck said, Il won't"
the pig said, 81 won't" and the little
red hen said, Then, will"
The bread being ready to be eaten,
the hen ask, "Who will eat this bread?"
The rat said, Il WILL" the cat said, Il
will" the dog said, II will" the duck
said, II will and the pig said, II will"
mo you. won't" said the little red
hen, for am going to eat it myself"
And she took the loaf of bread and ran
away with 1t.
In the good old once upon-a-time,
there lived in a certain town a great
many men who were anxious to sue
ceed in business, and to make great
deal of money. There was one Of
them in particular who was very in
dustrious and extremely wise. He
asked, who in order to win success Is
willing to spend great deal Of money
on advertising the fact that they have
a business?" Then, first one and then
another said, "I WON'T" but this one
wise man said, II will"
After awhile, this mans business
began to grow, and he told the world
about 1t through the columns Of the
newspapers. Whereupon, not being
selfish, he wished his friends to share
in the prosperity that Immediately
came to him. He had more business
than he we'll knew what to do with.
"See," he said, what advertising has
done for me; won't you advertise,
too?" One said, IT WON'T" another
said, IT won't" and still another said,
"I won't" Still, the wise man con-
tinued to advertise, and still he urged
his friends to enjoy with him this rare
good thing.
After time, there came a dull sea-
son, and the business of the town
was not so good as it had been. In
fact, there was business enough for
only few, and every bit of 1t went to
the man who advertised, the man
who was indefatigable in advertising
in season and out Of season. The 9TH
ers felt very discouraged. and went to
the wise man for advice.
II asked you to share in the prep
arations necessary for making this a
profitable and wide market, and you
would not; now the profits are for me
alone to enjoy"