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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Gilgiitcr5ug fGhrt IN eincn glr6eitcr
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Spei Ser9uounlc1ofteu nrsoeihidt.
Nuch Den Gr8dhhNgen oielcr 2eute
mar Der Nlublid uelhcr iih ibueu
bot. Elm idlredlidcr Enntc uno
Sicrbeuoc luNen an oeu SC6ienen,
pdgrelto ciaigc Ger $crpuuoeteu ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Iuivermasasiu ilicst in bic emft.
Mrcfn. Gnl.t I'D.

Wrc a, Sat-; 10. slng.
Sn elmer Sulper Grpioiipn rirs
Den bellte iriib cine Nieile BON bier
6luei &naben 9et6btet unO ciI Dritter
tpotli6 perlebt Sas YulperbauS
9to. DER .ojrcut %pluber Company
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bubn ilD9 in Ole 9uft. ,Su bcina6e
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Elm SUB. So;rI unS
6leiidlltiIoden, Die IN Den, S,iiaeI
gefun0en purpcn Sciaeu. baB 3lpei
Nndbeu III STONE 5errillcn rurben.
@crt 0olIonb uurhc 20 ynros bon
DEM Shanplnec nit Serfleiloltem
@clidlt nno 5lpci 9ochcrn III Der
Sblafc. bic ninfeiuenb bon flieeens
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ilInoen. @r inuu nid,t 9eneicn.
3lpei tleiue Nclpebre in Scr Nfdhe
Der Seidleu rnreu id1linin 3u9ez
rihger. &lan linmt an. bab Die
Auoben Surd eineu Scntilator III Das
%lllpeybau2 lcloiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Dubuque, SOwa, 9ienstag, ben 28 9ngna 1906.

iibrigen eff @rbeiter Die @efabr err
tannten unp iidl bdtten retten fons
ne1. fnlnen iic Den Terungliidten at
Sillfe, purben ldber elmer nG6 oem
anbern bon Dem @us betdilbt.
Sn5lpiI6en batten aubcre Mrbciter
oas 8ns nbgeitelt unb braften Die
Terlnsliidten nnd) DEM SoIpitul Der
0eiellihnft. gluf Dem Tege ndd
DEM Solpital lIarben Die brei Gritge@
ndnnten. Die Inperen lpnrben Ioz
tort III Sflege gelommen, unp init
Glsnabme bon 5lpei Wtnnn iino lie
nuBer @efabr. Sic S6perperlees
ten baben Sranblpunoen oauongetraz
gen unb iperben pielleiht nibt aez
rettet perben fonnen.
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Satbolifen SemtidDlanb's treten in
Giien sn ibrcr 53. General Ter=
inmmluns sniammen.

&0ln, 23.. Iua.
Sn glIen, Hbeinprooin5, lit Die 53.
General Gerlammlung Der &atbos
lifen Seuti6lanOs nit einer 9ldnz
5euoen Gorfeier eingeleitet iporoen.
Serbunben NIT bieler Yorfeier mar
elm llm3lls bon fatboliihen Nrbeitern,
an Dem cirfa 10000 Yerionen tbeils
nabnien unb Der einen inpoianten
@inprud mahte. gtiht nilr aus
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Die Vetbeili9lng cine uuBeroroentlih
5nblreife. mlh bas Iuslanb bat cine
ltattiid]e sluSabl BON Iertretern 3u
Der Sngung entIanOt slls Neprde
ientant bes Yapites lit Der Garbinals
SiIfof @annuteai erihienen unb Der
9. 81. 81. Central @Yerein Der @er.
Staaten miro burd, Serrn Ilpbons
q. &oelble aus ytelp Yorf ais Seles
gaten pertreten.
gerlin, pa. Iua.
Inldbli6 Der SO. General Sers
iammllln9 Der aatbolifen Seutid,.
lambs IN Gilen erId)ien in Se9lei>
tllna bcs Garoinnl Grsbil6ofs Sr.
Slider BON 2oln am Hbein Der Gar
binalbildof Gannutelli nls Slbges
ianbter oes Yapltes Yius oes 3ebns
ten in Der Seitballe uno ii6erbrahte
Den Se9en oes Touriier. Bon oenl
Glerus, ipie bon Den 2aien fpirb Der
Cardinal @annuteQi aui bns Wdrinite
aefeiert uuD bieS lIr,Ipmehr, Ql5
beuer sllm eriten Mal Elm perIons
liber Sertreter bes EupItes duf
elmer Sa9lin9 peutiber Statbolifen
erid)ienen lit.
Ser @ntienbuns oes Cardinals
%annutelli nad) @iien miro iibrieens
auf cine politiihe 9eoeutuug beige
meiien. SSn ibr piro cine Semons
itration bes Snpites Yius bes 3ebns
ten aegen Srantreid) aus 9lnlaB oes
Srennlngsgelebes bon airobe nnO
Staot erblidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Bier Mntumpbilfafrcr iallen nieicn,
Spprt jnn, Spfer, oa nns glutp.
rnpbil ppn cincm 3nge &C.
trpffcu mirD.
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IS. sluguit
Srei slutonobilfabrer lulirocu
bellte 9lbenb in bieiiger 9la6c in
aIlaire beim arelSen Der SeunIble
oanin @ilenbabn get0otet unp elm
pierter tDptli6 uerlebt, ais elm Gre
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sebDri9e Slutonlpbtl iiberfilbr. 6err
Suffnrque. elm Yinnofobrifant BON
yfem gort Gitp, belieu 0,attin unb
Srau Charles 9ur6 puroen ioiort
eetootet uno Serr 3ilr6. Der bierte
Snidiie. muroe in fritiihem 3uitanoe
duf9eboben. sltan 9laubt, baB er
Iterben tpiro.
perr 2affaraue fllbr iel6lt, uno
ais Iih oas slutpmobil Dem lle6ers
9an9e ndberte, fubr CT III i6nellIter
8augart. Slls er iiber Die @eleiIe
flbr, fam elm 3ug on unp iiberfubr
oas Slutomobil. Die Snlaiien ipurs
Den bod in Die 2uit ecihleunert.
Sas Slutonobil murDe orciBio SUB
ipeit 9eiporfen uub SerIheute an Dem
StotionSgebdube in Slllaire.
sls 0iiIfe berbeifam lpareu ocrr
uub Srau Snffarque. ioiuie Srou
9lr6 tpot unb oerr 2lrh in Stcrs
ben. gs lit feline 0offnung iiir
peNen 4enelung por6anoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
TcrbGusnifppnc Ggpluiiun IN cincm
Sd)mcl,uicm.

Sittsbura. Sd., 21. Nma.
Gas. pas iih in bem @liSaz
Shmel6oien Der Sones unb Sauabliu
Stabl9eiellihait in Spbo ungeIams
melt bate. brnd 9eiiern nit @es
lpnlt ans; in Solac peiien iinr brei
Widnuer topt. 5lpei idlpcben i'll 9es
benSacinbr uub nemn bclinben lid
III bepeniihem 3ultnliNc. Die
Mduuer ibiltlelen G'r6 unb Aohle
oben in Den Cieu biucin, alo ole @rs
plplion emtrnt, 9ic SIdnuen Idol.
len empor. mn Die toptlhen ojnie
lmbUllten peu Slnbrep @inroleD. Der
ioiort belmiBtloa umiicI. Sem
@rlloer George elite ibm 6n 0ilie.
mnroe obcr nlh pon oins iibermGls
tiot. uub oaoielbe Sdidiol creiltc
ben aRicbacI Soiie. SbpobI Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Selbitlpie Sanplnng zines tDbtlif,
ueripunbctcn slrbcitcrs.

Ntlnntit Gitn. u. T.. %. slua.
SbNleih ourh bic Grploliou meb
rercr 9iGhren IN Dem AenebmIie ser
Slblccpu Ylrupitntion beute tobtlidl
ucrbriIht. liei Der BORT 6clhdiligte
0ci3cr Soicpb Sleonrn cine %iertels
meIle unh Der YSobnun2 oeS Gbeis
NNcnieurS. nm iilr ieinc beibcn
Die CT iiir iblpcrer pcrs
Test biclt ula lid ielbit. soiilie bers
hci3ubolcn Gr brnh bcludBtlos Sus
ionmen. ais CT Den llninIl aemeloet
bate lmp lpuroe nn1 einenl 0oipilal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Siidpi .. Scncitrcp upn Ncscnsbnrg
gcitprbeu.
q 9ieaeusburo, 21. Sluo.

Iegensbur9 21. Aug.
oier iit SildlpI Or. Sann5 D. Ses
neltrcp. heilen slblcben idon icit Ices
tenn Samstoa itilnblih eripnrtet pprz
Den mar. nuo bem Schcn geihicbcn.
@r mar Der Heitpr ocs oeutiden
Gpisfopots unb bate nm 13. Suli
bas IS. 9ebensidbr pnllcnbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Urpre Ic,u Yorfcr Maflcr 5irma
inGdDt bamfcrutt.
u c ~ Dprt, %. gliia

Sic Watlers Sirmo Sngc & SO.
hat beute ibren @anterott unges
melbet. Die 6irma bate prcibuns
bert 3iuei9e 5luiifen 9iep Yorf unp
Mem Orleans. lnb eS beibt, baB Die
&erbiuplihlcitcu lid aui ilngeidbr
$2,000,000 belallicu merben.
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cSrccpuyt, IN, upn eincm @plfen.
brnd) beimgeind)t.
Nree h nrt Nn 10 N[

q { y = NIIv To. IHU.
Gin SSolieubrlth. Der eincm She'll
Ton Sreeporl heutc ytor9en flrS Dor
Sn9e@an6ruh beinlluclte. bat cincn
Sdnocu uon mchr al0 100000 pers
luin6t Sic StrnGen ipnrbeu in
StcpMc uerpanoelt uno mebrere ,Sa<
milien mliBteu IN Sootcn ans ibrcu
Sdulern aerettet ipcrben. Sic Slliz
noiS Gcntrnl unb Die Chicago. Mil>
lpaItec 4 St. Suul : eiienbubnen
erlitteu qefGbrIicbe Snnm sluss
paiclngen mb Ser %crtebr mar nuf
ser 9Ropiipu 9ipiiipu Ger Sllinois@
GentraI6abn oen adn5cn Sag ge,
hinNert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-28
Huiiiidje llntcrtbanen treten in grpeer
3abl 5um &atbpli5ismus iibcr.
NDi o hiIc m. 15. Din

Seit Ser %er6fientlihung pes
9etrets, brrb pelheS Gepiiiensireis
belt gelpdbrt luuroc. iinb in ser llms
segeno bon Niobileip minbeitens -.
600 Terionen, Der Ytebr5abl nah
Sauern. bon Der riliiiihen orthoopren
Stride Slrn autboli5ismlis iiperees
treteu.
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ND. 1881.

then, oeren 8epdiier Die Shnellige
tett zines reisenben @ieBbnd)a aus
nabmen. boIiitdnOig ausgelpaIAeu;
bunoertc non Seihen iplrben bios
gele9t. Siele Wra6benfmdler iiuo
3er'tort. 3lpei 3iegel6auten an Der
Stnot9ren5e bie gliidliherlpeiic lms
benobnt puren, itiir3ten in iib 8us
lnnlmeu unO biloen nur nlc6r nod
einen Sriimmerbaufen.
yin Der @dc Der Is. uno Snoidnn
Strabe ipurOen Die 8eitGnoc cines
9olbofes fortgei6lpennlt.
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9ebradt. mo er nab einigen Stunz
Den lturb. Seine &ameraben lparen
MIR unbebelItenb perleBt, ba lie nitt
bon Der pollen @eipdlt beg ausItro>
menben Sdmpfes gctroffen purben.
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Srei @,auucr crtrmnten.

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permoohtcn lib ourt Sbum,nien on
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25

erence books do IN library. After you
have left school you may some day
be in company with traveller or an
explorer who has seen strange things
in the heart of Africa or has Ventured
into distant regions in another zone.
You can converse with him more in
diligently and get more profit from
his fascinating talk than would other
wise be possible, if you have at your
hand a school geography and an atlas.
You may be reading the daily paper,
and there you may find that was is
threatened with foreign country,
You will turn to your school history
and learn in a few moments something
about that country. and its relations
with the rest of the globe. You
will go back TO the newspaper with
far greater Zest. The advantage of the
school book over other books is that.
as l have already said, it is condensed
and clear and it omits superfiuous
comment on the part of its author and
confines itself to actual facts
OF course, you are interested i'm the
study of nature. This is very popu-
lar at the moment, and promises to
be more than a passing fad. You have
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done with a book. put it in it's place.
There are girls who never have a
place for anything; one of them once
paid me a visit, and from the moment
she crossed my threshold until the day
she kissed me good-by and went mer-
rily away. chaos followed in her track.
She left her things all over the house,
and kept her room looking as if it
lad been swept by a cyclone, and as
for books, she had not the faintest no.
ton of their dignity. I finally took
the precaution of hiding away one
or two of these that I most priced, lest
Estelle should ruin them altogether be-
fore she departed I do hope that you
have been better started on the road
than had been the fortune of this poor
child, who was dear Notwithstanding
her needless ways.
Few girls stop to think that they
have a gold mine in their school text
books. They know that they must
devote time and attention to them,
and that they are the stepping stones
to culture. A girl would be very
stupid who did not appreciate this
Beyond this. too. school books possess
something of the value that other ref
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25
Schoolgirls and School Books
BY MARGARET {. SANGsTER.

/ am about TO confess to you. Dor
othy, a little weakness of mine. I
cannot endure book that is covered
either with a loose paper protection,
or tightly fitting extra garb of any
fabric whatever. When a new book
comes into my hands the first thing
l do, unless I expect to lend it, is to
throw away the pretty outside cover
ing, which in these days publishers
put on new books. If ] think that
shall have occasion to lend the book
after a while to a friend. or to a
girl neighbor, or perhaps to one of you,
20 whom I am writing, I take pains to
preserve the portable cover, and 1 slip
it on before the book leaves my pos
session.
Let me whisper TO you that very
few people love their books as / love
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY, MARCH % 1906

spect for its worth and regard for its
cost.
Take your school books. for instance,
Dorothy. They are really charming
books. From the mechanical point
OF view a good many people have in
vested time, thought, learning and
skill, in their making. In the first
place the author spent laborious
months and years in mastering the
subject of the school text books, and
he toiled over it that he might con-
dense d great deal of information into
concrete and compact statement, MAX
ing II so simple, so lucid and so clear,
that the beginner in science or 1itera-
ture could comprehend it in a daily
task.
You may fancy that it is easy to
write definitions and formulas and
rules. In reality, nothing in litera-
ture is so hard. More brains and more
conscience and more labor go into the
production of a standard school book
than into the writing Of an ethic poem
or a three-volume novel.
l saw Rosemond in a fit of vexation
toss her arithmetic across tie room,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-25

mine. and that very few people care
for them as I do. In enjoy the beauty
of fair type, fine paper and choice
Illustrations, and I have great regard
for a beautiful binding I never hold
a book in hands that are sOiled, or
leave it face downward and open on
a chair or table, or hand il over to a
child that it may keep the child quiet.
I have lent books before now to
very dear friends, and have had
them returned in such a condition of
Ioosened leaves, spotted pages, stained
bindings and degenerate condition gen.
orally, that I have at once thrown
them into the fire and bought others.
One may really wish to share the
pleasure a book gives her with some
one she is fond of, and still may hest
tate if she is aware that her friend has
never learned to treat book with re-
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to the detriment of the poor book.
and 1 felt a queer little throb of pity
for the man who had made that arith-
metic. A set of reading books into
which have gone specimens of the best
English literature, culled from many
fields, is a treasure well worth a school
girls incest care.
Cover your book, if you like, if it
is the custom in your school and the
teacher insists on your doing so, but
use the books so we'll that if they are
not covered they may be passed on to
other classes or to younger children.
without having suffered harm.
Besides the authors who are the
creators, so to speak, of our books,
there are the publishers and the print
ers and the paper makers and the art
lists and the people who finally sell the
books, all of whom have their separate
fingers in the pie, before it is ready to
slip into your hands.
%%
When book is your own, where do
you keep it?
I hope If you have your own room
that one portion of it's furnishings in
clEdes a book shelf When you have
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the latest botany and the latest
zoology among your books. You viii
find them helpful after awhile as side
lights on a large and delightful class
of books. that will tempt you in spring
and summer on excursions out OF
doors, either to the geological and rep
tiles, or to the wide fields to gather
flowers and WOO from Nature herself
the story of her exquisite secrets
Be careful of your books Dorothy
To take admirable care of books, so
far as the outside is concerned, is the
hallmark Of a lady. To know a good
deal about the inside of books, to rev
erence them as they deserve, and TO
prize them as the finest treasures
money can buy. are also hall-marks OF
those who belong to the best classes
in civilization.
Copyright 1906. by Joseph B. Bowles.
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| n are
| 81 hey are by expeen and
1 q hat Tha is the nd of gowns
Dress It g convenience pd re to you to have
making s s,@ss y s6s
Part Sp2 cron b aided Her in years SsF d52G ss
1 e her
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NO CRITIC

Copyright. 1906. by Joseph B. Bowles.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-30
A Laborious Task.

She went about her great task by In.
veStigatng the testimony In cases tried
against il" trust For the most part
she depended on the sworn statements
or the officials az the company them
selves This Investigation was labori-
Gus and lei her into many different
states, hut the work was done thor
oughly She determined at the incep.
ton that the work must he without
bias nnd that both shlcs OF the story
must he tuld SHE found the urchi.ect
or the Standard aud the key To all its
policies In John H. Rockefeller. aud
taking EmerSons motto thnt "nn ln.
stituton is but the lengthcncd shadow
OF man" SHE Interpreted the trust
through this man. who was It's center
and brain. The upshot or her whole
investigation showed that the stand
ard on had been built up. ns has 80
many of the other m0nopolies. through
the railroad rebate; that back OF this
monopoly great and oppressive as Il
IN, stands greater ami more op.
presslvc Que. that of special privilege
In transportation.
The threatened reorganization of Nc.
McCmrc'S will take ont OF the stafr
three OF It's best known members. Miss
Tarhell Lincoln Stcncns aud Ray
Siannarl Baker II rs practically as-
sured that they VIII start new maya.
zine i. A. EDGERToN
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-30
EVERYBODY
SENSITIVE.

The popular out cry against legis-
iative corruption is hopeful sign
of the times. IL indicates an awak-
ening of the public conscience and
the holding OF servants OF the people
TO stricter accountability. But when
the clamor about graft is carried
to an unreasonable extreme and is
made merely for sensational purpos-
es it has an unfortunate effect. 1T
is only necessary Tor newspaper To
yeii lobby" or graft. nowadays. q
said well-known senator. TO dam
age seriously the chances of even the
best bill. It's a two-edged sword.
and eVerybody's afraid OF it,
Wakefield Item.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-30
DAWSON AND
CHICKEN TAXES,

The South Penn on Company owns
in Zee simple more than one hundred
and nifty articles of realty in Gilmer
county. Not one OF these WAS placed
on the land books by the new as
sessment. Not one Nor are there
on there today. Pit what's the use9
The state will need no taxes from
the South Penn OH Comapny after
It collects the chicken money from
the farmers. This is in accord with
the Dawson idea of reform. to tax
the farmers fence posts and allow
the real estate OF the South Penn OF
Company TO remain on the books.
Chenille Democrat
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-30
A WOMAN VINO
CAN WRITE History
Ida NJ. TarbeIl an Example of What Determination.
Courage and Industry May Accomplish
Precise Judicial Engaging Author Who Dee No, Write Far
Effect but Tells Faets-bmueniy Both Vanity and
fasy. She Is Not Easily rrapped-how Became
the Standard ellis Champion Esposer

light ou that daaalhg figure. Her
Nine Roland" and Mime. lie Stacl"
bring these two great women of the
French revolution nearer 10 uS. Miss
Iarhcll makes her characters human
and living There i nothing hlghCamt.
Ing about her style. She does not write
for eiIcct. She tolls facts. facts. facts
hut does IL diwctly and charmtngly
Her powers OF analysis. OF ucneraliza.
ton and of reaching lust conclusions
are admirable. Size Keeps her personal.
lty oui Of her work. looks nc things with
broad amt temperate view. has no prl-
vale rreiudiccs to air and il emlncntly
FAIR, Yet she conccals none OF the sto
ry In other words, she is a historian
or perhaps YOU prefer cam" historian.
II you are purst who has the histor.
lcal method She Is a JUDGE on thu
bench reviewing the evidence that she
herself hrlngs. Thnush a woman. she
Is impcrsonal. For all that SHE Is cs,
senHally womunly. loves feminine
things, speaks I'm low. we'll modulat.
cd voice, enjoys spending her evenings
at the thrntcr reads novels aud poetry.
is fond of music aud fiowers aud.
greatest test OF all, just dotes on cats.
Yet ihis very woman once contcm.
plated dcvoting her lie 20 microscopic
work Later she spent three years in
Paris studying historical methods. stnl
later She devoted as long time Ia
delvlnS into court records and leglsla.
tive Investigations OF great indus.
trial corporations More wonderful still.
she cnioye'l This work. mastered Il ns
Few men have done AMI presented lts
results to the world IN manner that
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40
.nt -, '"''''' 81 "w'"rs
.a,,., .',''''' ana "l ne sumo umr was
49,, - -" '',.,''l''' 10 I'o aver
~ a. a., i,''''''' ny ~ triumph
-. '''''' '"''''''N INC i"'t OF us
TI.-
stand. w. -. ~ ,'' .FDrI' name
60. go '''''' ~ '''l Ni'H'rV'' as
49,, w." - ~ ''"' S"''''-S OF Wis
'I''' "''"UhlS Tor IT,
Loves Her Work.
Miss IarIrIi las 30 false humility
concerning her work and is alike free
from fire vanity that success sometimes
r~eals Perhaps that sort " humiI.
ity Is only a form OF suppressed vanity
and Tie ahsenc" of H,c one quality nc.
counts for thc absence Of tie other
Size talks Of her books ANA life win
open frauluoss. scr accms unconscious
Of thcir fame Probably her nck OF
vanity accounts FOR that attitude ala,