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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23
Awful PERIL or CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS

II shocks all good citizens when terrible thing elass
consciousness preached We all have mind the miscrean
who breaches IT, lie stands soap box something else
taking place od-ashoned stump, and until
he is red the about the wrongs Of the poor and how
we being enslavcd BY the System
Il is awful that have 70 submit 70 such thingsl
To array class against class rally the discontinued TO
banner and the proctara array against the rest OF
society is the thing preaching seiton scatter
ing abroad the seeds OF anarchy
The good American doctrine that Of simple citizen
ship which all men, poor working for the good
Of country and mans for a that.
know.
Certainly Doesn't Plato say that tho ideal government is
tho every citizen glad sorry Tor tho things
that make every other citizen glad soryn short where
has anagonsc any other classl And all
have call of the calamity hos and the soap
box agtaors and all Join hands and circle the left the
tune of America" But
Down Francisco the other day. where the
trying to get Jury 10 try the traction magnate Patrick Cal
houn for brbing the away from the city, broker
named Graves under examination, quite honestly said:
MY sympathies and preiudiees all with Mr. Calhoun
Mr. Ford and their associates My friends all Of that class
and ! never would punish any Of them"
"Do you say. asked Mr. Heney, that ii sworn
juror sou would convict the defendant he proved
guilty by the cvidenccf"
Il wouldn't find him guilty under any conditioni" ex
claimed the broker.
There you the class consciousness
gets red in the face box but that which
equally red over the cocktails the club.
"AIy friends all Of THAT CLASS and would
punish any Of them
Class consciousness in this country has always existed
But lar IS real force has had i,s origin the
who have made OF themselves class attenng the By
fFenried finance. monopoly, and organized loot
The Calhoun class preceded and caused the Dcb class No
agato became 81 any class until class existed
The class Of the clubs and the counting and the syndicate
Is pole the magnet The OF the proetara the
other The electric OF MONOPOLY the force
made the opposite polarity Of the ends Take the
dvsye force Of monopoly and mankind will be class
conscious because classes in the economic viii
But long they why be conscious Of them
The monopos class 10 be class conscious how
the monopoxd class be expected remain unconscious Of
pslpable facts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23
IN THE WIRELESS DAYS


Jimmy Daily. IN his little station
above che fuFty- second story % the
huge office building WAS Idly at
tuning his wireless apparatus 90 va.
riuHH kryM and thus evetheAring
portions 81 tha messages flying huni-
" through tho air IL was not often
that Jimmy HAD Tins enough 20
amuna himself ln this manner. FOR
the wireless control station % the
International Aero Ca.. IN which he
was situated. stood directly ~ tho
middle II several conxerK lnR limos OF
aifuhip travel and as all thn ahiuH
were managed By the operators les
the wireless stations. the Job aid not
permit ~ much ioafina.
suddenly Jimmy sat erect Intense
interest mirrorad on his face. This
was the message that he hoard
Tell Thompson have no
time % bother With business
I'm On ray honeymoon
CARTWRIGHT"
ON hts honeymoon Jimmy knew
there waa only one HiIi that Cart
wright would marry. and that was
ilmnys fiAnrs, Was Il possible that
Cartwright had kidnapped hts nca-
slef
Practically he began calling an the
various stations between Mss avn ~,
flce and t'artwriRht'a home. IN an
rndNAvor 90 lusnta the MtlnrH air.
ship II only Cartwright had not
flown beyond hts Kone II communal
csiiuni
Presently Jimmy heared n sixh ~
rulief Stattun.e1d. the seventh from
hts oVn. reported that Cartwrishfa
ahip was NAsalnE A moment later
station asa gave She same report
ilnms rushed Ga the window with
his iuus distance glasses and search.
81 ths skies. Hrrw aud there shnne
the lights 90 passing HlfAhirs but
bis glasses did not reveal tho one he
was hooking for Shortly. however
Cartwright shin swung into view
JlmHnY feehly made out the form ~
a wonsn. prone upan = couch on tho
upurx deck H3 felt confident that
u wAH Bessie
No iuaKnr doubtful. Ifumg rushed
70 the Wireless apparatus and
brought into work the machinery
witch controlled the aifship now
above hinn lie looked upward. The
ship Nas SLOWLY descending In =
inmate ~ 20 Jimmy had bruuxht ~
70 vkap directly opposite hsn door.
Cartwright bis Face Fea and apo
piartIe. jumped into the station,
What 81 ygu fnean ~ thiaT~ 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

LEGATION known an the Conversational
Record like "a pick n up ia the
morning and see what kind 81 taik
! have been paying for. The bright
legislative minds which are func
tloning - diligently AZ their IN.
creased SALARY arr sure to contribute
e the pleasure II Got 20 the profit
Of the day Dissertations ON the
suhjecs uf taiiox candles. for ea.
ample, are worth while AZ this.
Mr. Mann addressing Gaines Of
iennsaseel Has the gentleman In
trnduced a bill yet 20 the effect
thats Whereas GAS IL polaon aud
KEROSENE n dangerous. We all ought
90 80 back in failow cnndlcaf
Mr Gaines Of Tennessee. No.
bat ! would rather so back 10 them
than 10 reaiiKe. day In and daY out,
that ] have something IN my house
that may take the life OF my family
Or nay Own life ! have read hy TAI.
how candle and would b. glad 10 gat
them a. against thia deadly gAK
carbon monoxide Gas was the
subject which opened the dehaie.l
NF Mann Surely we could ali
sst alonE better people than ~
have used them.
Mt Gaimea ~ Tennessee. have
had a great many pleasures wfth a
salio~ candle Many q night have
studied my lessons by tAllow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

cried what are yoa stopping my
YOU have my finnen on beard.
replied Jimmy. quietly "tsrins her
IN here
raF answer Cartwright Rrpwted
iuartisulataly aud rushed AZ Jimmy.
The latter waited until Cartwright
was almost upon hiu then. with n
tiwrriah apginE. caught him below
ne waist and bore hfn % IN" finor.
~ moment Jimmy had bound
Cartwright with rope which ne hAd
dragged from box. and gaxEed
him. fram cartNrishta peckef be
drew Z whistle and bieN 4 quickly.
The crew ~ the ship HTarnaef 40
from the hold and began climbing
into the station. Jimmy had sounded
the alRnal that the ship was falling,
As the men climbed ia the window
he picked up a chair. smashed the
wireless apparatus which served "a
both telegraph and eaEtFol the ship.
and. jumping through the window.
landed on the ships upper deck. By
his destruction ~ the wireless appn-
ratua he had also destroyed the con-
troi % tho ship. and Il began 20 sink
rapidly.
Jimmy grabbed up the Unconscious
form Of his fiArce and. with her la
his armn jumped kAfa the small life
airahip on the big ships deck IN thia
frali craft he scoofad outward and
downward rom tbs doomed air mon
slar.
The giri stirred In has arms and
rnoansd slightly.
Bessie. dear Whispered Jimmy
IN her ear.
Jimmy" SHE cried suddenly. and
with a tremendous sigh of relief.
again fell unconscious IN his arms
as Jimmy skinuiiy maneuvored his
craft onto tho landing place ~ Row
samuel BoErH. known over the city
rs The Marrying Minister"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

John - Rockefeiler. Al tho end
Of days testimony 10 the govern
ment Huit against the standard OH
company. talked 20 a group of re-
purterH, This subject ~ Qsirk wit 3
tedpeHa came up, and Mr. Hnchefeiier
said.
As quick -wftted a man as I ever
knew uas ase 81 our dfiVeFs Tina
gthy back Ia the business early
daFH.
I'VE liked 20 keep our teams look
ing nice. and 20 We Instituted 40
annual prise for tho man whs could
show the hest gf8omsd horses. the
cinansst stalls. tho brightest harness
aud sO-forth
Timothy seemed certain ~ this
prize. ana Whru midyesr Inspection
time came. sure enough. his splendid
work Taft nothing 20 De desired.
but a. the inspector took one last
look around. 1uat - he had made pp
Hia mind 20 give tho prize 30 Tin.
otnY. he frowned, Tor his eye had
fallen on e0hwHh ~ dark corner
~ tho Kt&g mares stall
Timothy saw the inspectors face
change and saw the cause Of the
change, and he spoke up hriskir
II keep that there Heb there
bose he said. 10 catch the flies.
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Y~y-.,,Z. g.: 49, I
Il CIN97Ir1APE IA
CORRESPONDENCE

Washington. y e. Feb rs 1909
DeaF bad Look out for rev.
eBae legislation At tho special
tariff session This il shat IL go
ing 10 break loose The demo
crats are going Is try 20 put this
republicans In a hole. but that
isn't all theirs IL to Il. There Ii
a biz deficit ahead. and the ~.
publicanH know that they wlli
have 10 figure out some way %
make more revenue. Reprosent.
alive Fr~d Stevens IL Minnesota
has been comforting with the
treasury department experts on
the terms OF bill 10 ro-onact, an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

candle. and knew them the noxt aay
and sometimes I did not knuw
shem But The tenaerest aud sweet.
est memories cluster about tho dim
old tAil0w candle. I would not for.
gvs them " | could.
Mr. Mana Ths gentleman "a an
experienced and expert man
Mr. Keifcr aroaa.
Nr. Gainea IN the light 81 my
friend from Ohio / feel that I do
not need = candle. and know I can
SAY the same thing OF my friend
from Illinois
Mr. Mann. II does seem ~ be re-.
uArknhle that all Al once every.
body IN the country has discovered
that Illuminating gas u poisonous
] was taught very early 10 be care.
al about Illuminating gas loose In
a room. Hut discovered all AZ ones
that only one kind Of gas n poison.
Gus Some people. doctors and 9th.
ers. are able to bfvath Illuminating
gas Il Il IL only made from coal II
IL a. innosiouz "a the gas cmanas.
ing IN this chamber
Mr. Gaines Of Tennessce: n Il Il
no more noxioua than the gas ema.
mating from the gentleman from II.
linois n VIII not Kill anybody he
lends a soft and luminous light 20
any occasion or subject
And 70 forth aud 40 forth and 20
forth.
Cheer up There are only a few
days loft OF this session OF congress.
And then we win begin on another
one. Sincerely. RATH
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time that party platforms sore
merely Tor the purpose 81 catching
votes and the testimony 81 10 emf.
nent an authority in party councils
a. old Doc GallinEer is worthy Of
nots But here - the point How
the deuce r. party to catch votes
With promises that everybody
knows arr not going 10 be carried
OUT And what the deuce do Doc
GaiiinEsr and Mike Hepburn mean
by giving the snap away7 Please
wire me II you think OF the answer
There Ia much that Is pleasant aa
we'll a. odlfylng In that daily pub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

~You want 20 present Enei@ Toms
Cabin ~ the upHfy house n said thf
sheriff ~ Bacon Ridge Why. thai
blamed show was here a msnsh
ago"
agent is the blue vest
Yes. stranger, and ths dogs
chased Liza
They always 30 that. str"
Then the dog catehsfa chased me
dogs"
Tan. that WAS a. added feature"
and old Mrs wigs chased b.ittIt
EHa for winkfng At her husband AZ
he sat IN the frbnt row"
Rather EfTatiina. I assure you"
And old 1911 iones. who runs the
Eagle house. chased Uncle Tom for
q board bill
GREAT HfutuH"
"And then the boys got together
aud chased the whole blamed show
out ~ town Bettar present Hgm9
ether show mister "--N'hicaT News.
WANT-A iarm or acre tracts.
See page 6 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

when Commissioner Allen had
charge Of tha patent office ln wash.
ingt0n he was very punCtilluua
about the respect dua him and his
from everybody
One day. a. he was sitting az hia
dosk, two men came IN without
Knocking or announcement and
without removing their hats
Allen looked 10 and fmpnied the
iutrudefa with his RiitferinR eya.
Gentlemen be said severely
"Who are visitors 10 this office 10
sna ma ARE always announced. and
always remove their hats"
Huh" replied ono Of the men.
I'VE alnt viaitOrr. and We don't give
"a boot about seeing you We ramo
10 70 FIX the steam pipes. - Saturday
evening Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

" Mast TIE Hard - be a elsxwynsan.
IN TIRE mheeurN nf the lamftur Rev
Dr. FouxthiY was puktHN tha FUR
mace himself when with a fofsd crack
thc bottom dropped oua
rttrate snap no calculated
Which. IN the case of the good
doetof. sounded arpafifnsfY like
profanity Chicago Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

Income tax n IL believed tIsat
an income tax Law can b ~.
ufed ont which viii set around
the veto BY the supreme coHff
And this Il what Is EoinE 70 b6
doing
fnsuFrectson IL brewing In the
ennAte a. well ~ In the house
This man Cummiun from lowe has
i'caa organizing tho insurgents
lie began with 4 dlaner a. his
house. ~ which seven outlaws
uere pledged to The cause. and
this nucleus has besa growing ~
thu tiunn the new session bemina IN
March. lhay wlls b. = pretty Ave
~ hand Of wneriiina ready TO
raid the regular Aldfieh army
Then watch tho raiders
There hna been q discussion on
party platforms ans shat thcy are
for Jake GailinEer rushed lnto the
senate chamber Yesterday ard re-.
mAineG long enough 20 Nay that
party platforms were for the pat.
pose Of KeftinK rates IN support 81
his contention be cited the fact that
"A republican party platform once al.
xocated cent postage which wnn
never enacted into iAw By the sen.
ate Undoubtedly Jake IL right
Tho public has suspected for q long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

your women Whn have the dalnilsr
Aurf % famcN hose are Htar kinNs
ia tan4faHe shot siih az ffam 81 te
f1t Tho more RApenalVe ones arc
haa utifufiy Embroidered with flow
ars in the natural ceipfs one daF
ing pair has big red straw berries
ali over insfsp and auhle New
York Tribune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

Tho way they torment the mare 1,
eufupln fi@rre
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Cferk nuf you Jest bought this
navel and paid for a.
Customer yes
CLERK Then why DO you wish 90
return ~
Customer 4 rnad "a while waiting
for nay change
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The latest thins in tnasia comes
from up - ate and was responded
90 ~ the father 81 rs daughters
who claims that hn ought - know
ITO the ladies 20 their Hweetnsss
m9 give love. IN fheif hsn ufY admit
alton and - fheif bats the whole
sidewalk New York Times.
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WANT--nooms. furnished or nm.
furnished Bee page 9. go
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Marry me exclaimed the
wretch. pointing his revolver at the
trembling maiaen, "Qr s'deatht-
wtiI~
ia. chuckiea the Villain. love
a. first sight"
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Htrila--Yeu say Charles proposed
In n roundabout aaY, Wa he bash b
fuff
Bella No. wa we're on merry
so round AZ the tlurN Y Mail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

FIRST what q q nhak ednwn.
1o~f
Tha Man WAY a nhaknaawn fa--
Second GfrismNh. ] know. a
shah aAuMu IL an earthquake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

A good name is a rich inheftianos.
herman
I'm sure my daughter ~ Eoing 10
make q great singer some day
"Yea ahea always auarraiing
with her mother. whe tells ne Y
H. absolutely impossible 90 manage
her. Detroit Free Press.
Ever notice what a iot 81 friends
your enemies haFef- Chicago News.
"iiow old il Boiler"
'srwwnty four her last SIX birth
days -" fiostan Transcript
.pomemhsr. Emily. that cheap
things are not always bargains
"Ho / discovered. Alfred, when i
ma rrisd you.'-e SYRACUSE Herald
A good and faithful Judge prefers
the honest 70 the eSDedisnt.--
Horace.
Wnirker n thought babies were
cot allowed In your fiat"
Rocker They aren't We only
keep ours ~ calling " phone
graph"--Naw York sun
A great reputation IL a great
charge. French
Sha--"If I had known before We
married that you sWufe -. ] nefef
would have married you
Hem~fhht's what I set for hsiHg
q hNpuCfitaf New York Evening
Telegram.
when man isn'f fooled ~ q
eiri its = sign she didn't Try New
York Press.
Aren't -fsf have here n small De-
vice that wili enable gou % save
al least twosthifda ~ your coal
bitia~
Nj Cutting what " a. q hili
file y eyes, Boston Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23
STAR DUST

sIt'a ~ Issien'
people aa haNe
Ia aesf done fer
'rm. Thf siiitn
oera have tee
huafir Ter then-
selves"
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THIRD PUZZLE FOR GUESSERS

h ava saying .ssm.uno
10 oe HV ~ordsu big item MARCH ~In
o a ~ h n The contest viii d - t
n he h pa may a
o he answer
u h L Il Gu Inc petu eut u wilton
ssndo uens~ern the following
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

Puzzle Editor The Star:
Name ...................... ..........
Address ...........'......... ..........
My answer to the third puzzle is ..............
..,....... .f................ ..........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

4 good name Is q rlen inheritance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-23

UY FNtu bJHNEFEH
II fun u dot martial apirid Adolf DO ofer
spill an OF idT
Sure. a Egypt Hon
badde o. Papra shot from
me"
"iss der horse drawing penaiOnY'
mo he ias drawing a milk wagon"
Veil Something's like habbened Ad der bat
tie of DOnderbntzen I shot from unter horse"
"Yot dtting inter horHeg'
~ com
DO you a officer who a ACKNOWLEDGEMENT"
mo a officer who a noncomhataut"
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EVER notice what lot 81 friend
your enemies haFef-c Chicago News
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How old II iinilef'
Twenty four her last siA birth
DAYS HnHton Transcript
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"tinmemhar. Emily. that cheap
things are not always bargains.
~Hu I discovered. Alfred, when
MA frlrd you. "@ Syracuse Herald
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a good and faithful Judge prefers
ths honest 70 the espedlsnt.@-
Horace,
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wANT-A farm or acre tracts.
See page 6. -
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when man isn'f fooled ~ .
SRI lis sign she aim Try New
York ffras.
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Wnirker 81 thought babies were
cot allowed In your flat"
Book erss' They aren't We only
e@u ours BY calling ~ . phone
graph. "@ NaW York Sun
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A gren, reputation IL srsai
charge French
The Washington herald., 1909-07-18
PERSEVERANCE"

Vet / argue not against Heav-
ems hand or VIII, nor bate a jOt
OF heart or hope, bat still bear Up
and steer right OnTnrd.-SIiiton.
Great works hre performed, not
by strength, but by perseverance,.
Nonder palace was raised by sin
gle stones, yet you see its height
and spaciOusnesS- He that shall
walk with VsROr three hours n
day VIII pass In seven years a
space equal 10 the circumference
OF the giObe.--JOhns0n.
To climb steep hills requires
slow pace at hrst.--ShRlEespeare.
The virtue Hes In the struggle,
not the Prize.-R- Vi. Mines.
That policy that can strike
only while the iron Il hot win be
overcome by that perseverance,
which, like CrOmweII's. can make
the iron hot by striking; and he
that can only rule the storm must
yield 20 him who can both raise
and rule ft.-COItOn.
The nerve that never reIaxes,
the eye that never blenches. the
thought that never wanders-
these are the masters of victory.
burke.
Every noble work II at nrst
impOssibies--Carlyie
When I take the humOr OF a
thing once, am like your tafIOr'u
needle so thrOuEhs-Ben jon
son.
II there be one thing on earth
which Is truly admirable, Il IN
90 see Gods wisdom blessing an
inferiority OF natural powers,
where they have been honestly.
truly, and EealOusIy cultivated.
DIR. Arnold.
The block OF granite, which
was Rn obstacle in the pathway
of the weak. becomes a stepping
stone in the pathway OF the
AUAAs--NANA sAC.
Few things are impraetieabIs
In themselves; and a f. for want
Of application. rather than OF
means. that men fan OF success.
--RochefOueauld.
Victory belongs TO the most
perSevering.-NapOI
Perseverance,, dear, my Lord,
keeps honor bright. To have
none f. 10 hang quite out of
fashion, like \ rusty nail IN
monumental mOclSery. - Shake
Hpeare-
There Is no royal road 90 any
thing One thing at n time, all
things In succession. That which
grows fast, wi;hers IA rapidly;
that which grows sIOwIy en-
dures.-J. G. Holland.
To persevere IL ones duty,
and be silent T. the best answer
20 eaIumny.-CeOrge washing
ton.
Patience, persistence, and pow
er TO do are only acquired by
work.. G. Holland.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-18

! criticisms II Is constantly and bravely
! fighting through every obstacle, discour-
4 agement. and failure. Il never gises I'd.
but ever looks outward. onward. and up
ward with a firm. unshaken faith that
all viii be well in the end
sa Webster STREET
There's many a man in THIS world OF sin
Who's biding the time when his ship
comes in.
AND wasting the hours TO find. too late.
The craft brings a cargo % worthless
freight
'Twere better far, as he sits on the pier.
To FISH IN the waters so deep and so clear:
Much better a cod, or its kith and its kin.
Tnan cargo OF ships that may never
come IN!
There's many a man IN this life OF pain
Who's constantly building his castles IN
Spain,
Erecting great towers and proud uinarets.
To house in the end only darksome
'Twere better by fsr, and there's less to
repair.
To build them Of shingles instead OF hot
air
A cottage az Marblehurst-ou-the-Go
VIII rent for more cash than a chateau
d'Espagne.
There's many man in this cycle OF
sorrow
Who's thinking Of yesterday and Of to
morrow
OF things that have been. and that may
be once more
II Fortune viii ope her auriferous store.
'Twere better by far in mere dollars and
cents
To say 10 each one. Get thee instantly
hence,
Tho past and the future, perhaps they are
thine.
But as for the present, by lingo. that's
mine"'-John Kendrick Bangs
GIDEON J. PILLOW.
Perseverance IS a thing that az OF US
need 10 practice. II you have a task 10
perform, don't put II of until YOU have
accomplished what you have undertaken.
Keep on trying. IF at first you don't
succeed, try, try again"
2zs Fifteenth street northwest. = - 'A'
Haste not, rest not, calmly wax.
Meekly bear the storms OF fate:
Duty be thy polar guide.
Love shall linger at thy side.
Haste not, rest not. conflicts past.
God shall crown thy work at last.
lz4 Eighth street northwest.
As continual dropping wears a stone.
50 persevering labor gains our objects.
perseverance is the virtue wanted, a lion
hearted purpose Of victory"
Arlington. Va '--' '''-' '0"A-
perseverance is the quality that enables
weak men TO become the EQUALS Of strong
men What the strong man can do at
1nce the weak man can DO bv ACCOMPLISH
ns little at a time. n. A. DUNN.
lSSi Corcoran street
Success in life IS a matter not so much
of talent or opportunity as Of concentra-
ION and perseverance. Z c. D0WDEN. /
2 street northeast
To 9ersevere IN ones duty and To be |
silent, Is the first answer 10 caIunny.-
" lashington. ETA h. ALEXANDER.
p Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Perseverance is the human dynamo that
sends the current through every thought /
and deed in this life that bring the shin /
ng rays pf success and happiness TO all /
human beings that are not foolish enough 4
Q cut Il out o. B. WHATLEY
Department Commerce and Labor.
Our doubts are traitors, and make US
ose the good we often might attain by
caring 70 attempt. II We could know
'ur future would be bright, It would