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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
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gentlemen and married people sia sth
Hv Main stae
wanted--A little giri 90 board Phone
Maple fit
| chMaran haarhah Ehnn- o. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
MRS. JOHNSON
GOES TO PEN

VANCOUVER. Wash. June H.
Mrs Maud Johnson. fake injury
queen. sentenced from one 20 five
years In the penitentiary for DE-
frauding the Northern Pacific rail
way BY feiEBing injury IN April
1909. vas taken 70 Walla Waua 10
begin her term In the psnitsuslasy
some time next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
CONDUCTOR WEIR
DEAD I'm WRECK

EVERETT, June ii|-condue,or
Weir, o. Everett. was killed ard
two brakemen injured In freleh,
wreck a. skykorlsh early this
morning. The hraksmsn, John 7.
Boft and William MeAsle, were
brought here on a special train.
Neither lie seriously injured.
Weir's body has not been found
His train took a siding 10 allow
another freight 10 pass. but In
some way the four rear cars and
the eabooEe we're left on the main
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

FRESNO, Cal. June 1.-THE po-
lice today are working on a theory
that fire which destroyed a ware
house containing 1000 tons OF
raisins In this city last night was
OF ineendiary origin. There have
been several incendiary fires in
Fresno recently II fl estimated
the loss In raisins In the fire was
100000 The stock was owned by
several Pacific Coast hacking com.
panies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

Z The Union Transfer com
. pany. whosc stables and ware.
= house we're barely saved from
. the flames. request The Star
= % say that fire sufferers who
. we're fortunatesuough 20 save
= household furniture will be
= permitted 10 use The storage
q facilities OF the transfer com
q pany for 10 days free OF cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

SAN FtANCfsCO. Juns ii--Mrs
Porter charlton's maiden name sas
Mary Critfsndsn Scott She was
the daughter u the late " " Scott,
former deputy collector o. the port
% San Francisco She was born a.
Eiko. New. 20 years ago, and was
educated AZ private school ~ san
Francisco She was a cousin ~ the
late President Harrison and a rsia-
tive by marriage Of the iate Admiral
sampson.
The girl aa the niece - ArE Mon
roe Salisbury. then The social leader
- San Francisco. attained popular
iiy IN the smart set" In 1897 she
married Neville n Castle. an attor-
ucy In San Jose. Cal
Two years later an enlargement
came when Mrs. Castle told her
husband that she wished 20 SO on
the stage Castle WAS appointed
assistant United States district at
torney at Nome Aiaska. last Octo-
Der. and after gaining a residence
there. obtained divorce Ills com
plant cited the notoriety gained BY
his wife IN New York when she shot
and slightly wounded Attorney W u
Craig. friend since childhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
SALESMAN.

sta 10 f8t6 pER wtEki Nesos,.
80 saeai surcat Maks tast eu every sale
N " Morgan. IA cold rs, nine day..
r. a white lN o. four hoafs q
Poole Mhss 9 first Gay. e. p Guff Mo
first daI FlEHra profile YuufHcif
Make more money We q daF than f0a da
naW in a month Nov itome Vacuum
Cleaner aeila Coz o. %. wsiEht iha
easy 20 carr. NufhlnF else like BE-
Poe efful double action machine Does
safue work AZ the ttra Atnt 40 motors.
80 electricity one rsrson operates Con
slant terrific HuEflnn sets aN dirt ana
dust from carpets fuHs. etc on floor No
more FWFnuinH 0uFtlrE huuaeCi leaning
80 wonder iia 1--we sire Sell ont
- 20 families Seed postal today frf
aEeucY fau description Frre sample
y Armstrous MIS- Co. tf5 Aims nidr
fHGasHIraaH n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
LIVED A DAY
BENEATH
SEA


CALAIS. June 1.-THE men OF
the sunken French submarine
Piuyiose, who were In the inner
compartments OF the little craft
when It was sunk by the VILE d.
Calais. May Is. lived a day after
the collision and slowly straugled
to death. The men In the outer
compartments. which we're ripped
open, were either mangied so that
they died Instantly or drowned.
This report WIS made by the sur
geons who examined the bodies Of
the officers and crew Of the sub.
marine
While the divers from the French
warships were working on the
sunken craft to raise it, the men In
the inner compartments amidships
were slowly dying The investiga.
ton proves the truth Of the report
that tappirgs By the Imprisoned
men on the sides Of the submarine
were heard
The belief is expressed here that
II the submarine had been raised
at once half the crew OF q men
would have been saved.
CALAIS, France, June Ire
moyal Of the bodies Of the victims
Of the French submarine Pluvlose
was begun today The Pluviose
was sunk In a collision when the
submarine tried 10 dive under a
packet May 2s. Twenty-seven mer
were drowned.
The hun was towed into harbol
here today. Relatives Of the vic
tins Of the accident attempted tf
get TO the PluWose but we're re
strained By officers. Photographer
who cndeayored 10 get pictures b
the scene were mObbed
The first body was removed Al
e.ib a. ~ The work Of remoya
was slow on account Of the bat
condition IN which the bodies wer,
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

fn,srs,ats introducing Society. Tor re-
snrrtabls people only reliable marriage
ageneg. Mhny wealthy msnburs RET
introductions Hours a ~ 20 b nv.
Sundays Included June paper Ice nnN
sai. traftle Once s4ta Nendume
natet ittt Flrt as
Reliable man 10 show apa cell land .
experience nos necessary.
e. CRAP
sea tiherty udE Opposite rostofficr
WHY PAY aoREf
Mems $40 blue serge sample uuits
w so. Tracie Nonm ee7. eetb Third
BOYS. 60 you want Food paying paper
route far Che aummcrf have a few
down here on which you cen make 40
much--or nearly SOS " you worked All
have an your forenoana 90 ruuraoif call
and see nhmpn. Circulation Dept Seattle
star. iaol seventh av.
roar saiesmen % help sell end show
land from office. boat and addition tiba
guaranteed ie coed man Experience not
necessary Must BE- sober and reliable
aud WILING 90 hustle Expenses and
tranHpuit paid Birmingham Land
Co aeas Bond 49, Everett
want ne men AZ once 20 cut hrurh aud
wood q % day Alec Intelligent man
% show land. $3.50 month Want one
srt0n today
WANrFD-Aen and women 10 learn
the barber trade Complete course free
wages PAID Jou while learning largest
school Ia the west Call or write for
particulars
NATIONAL BARBER CoLLEuM.
ss Washington Sc
ANY one can add 81 20 sac weekly 10
their Income growing mushrooms IN eel.
lars, sheds. boxes. etc Big market.
Free booklet. Hiram Barton. West 4sth
ct New York
Wanted a hustler to take charge OF
one o. our additions You can make
$500 per month Experience not neees-
aary. Soc G. u. Huiman, rocm q Times
BldF 2nd floor
.lpE LINE, POCKET SAMPLES. 10
MINUTES. $40 cummissluni hiEh Erade
men only. no other need apply Advera
Using Novelty Co. Newton. Iowa.
SOC monthly and expenses 20. travel
ana distribute samples for big mhnufnc-
turer, steady work r. Shelter, Treas
yrer. csc Chicago
tqs weekly and expenses 10 trustworthy
people 70 travel ana distribute samples
Tor blk Wholesale house. &. H. Emery.
re, chicago.
I'LL TAKE YOUR Tor CONTRACT.
ALLOWING PULL VALUE. CALL ga3
SULLIVAN MOCK
Try Maliorys Barber shop FOR a 800
scalp treatment III Columbia st.
boy wanted Souvenir counter. Novelty
farlors, Times Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
Shop of SwelIdOm
ReOpenS

Mrs. Hicks. we'll known 20 the
millinery trade Of Seattle. has pur.
chased the Bankrupt Millinery
Stock from the Shop OF swelldom.
sos Union Bt. and will dispose OF
same nj 25c on the dollar.
Sale opens Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
SEATTLE FURNITURE MIG co
MAKES YOUR OLD fUkNi.
-LL-uA- L AnE liz WV

Repaired fsflnishsd ASA sgnaisisfsa
FafnifHFe made 90 afdff Hfefs Nua
10 VfuufNfA ~ phaas ind tttt
rshsisnan wuson. raFpshtFfs AIS
fatksfa inf1a aHd dsaf atfesns ste
riaisF Nafn ifft. ind tifi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

II takes a charming young widow
to generate an expression Of indig.
nation and surprise whenNshe 10.
ceiyes an expected Glicago
News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
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N0se~~SNNe~~~o~eN~~~ ~-~-~~~~~~~~e~-~os
samuel watson church Of True NplF-
ltuallam meets Hrrand floor. Arcade
building. on Sunday afternoon and
night June ~. 1910 Sunshine class. at
when children ~ all denominations are
welcome. opens az i o'clock GauIck q
orchestra htrniHheH music Tor tho chill
dren Afternoon lecture 3 o'clock hv
REV " u. Cooni subject Tho New
Religion or. Christianity Made Plain"
Evening lecture, a o'clock, bY Rev A.
y. spsokert5 subject. Love and Peace
our Two Greatest Jewels" The Ordis
nations heretofore announced have been
postponed until a future date. 70 be an.
npunced later Violin solos, music and
ssered songs Messages ~ Dr. Eduhrd
Franklin Cobb. lcv 81 y Stevenson
Mary Falrfieid Smith and Mrs NJ q.
wilson after each lecture Those hold
ing tickets on Oh Pointing arc requested
90 hHng same with them Admission
free Every one welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

Pop"
Yes. my son"
Were there two OF every kind
went into tho ARIA
JUSTICE WILLIAM n. MOODY
"And was there two suffraEettcs7
--Yonkers Statesman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
&c MANrEp-FEMALg

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Waafas rnf the Heaffif ctr Nus.
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ifaiaina siass Fau ard Canpisir course
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raniao fnf aafdaof sport - fsserrt
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IN Nss ufaFes gtsf 1893 aln cali
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SIZE snlmfannsknfa frE 3arnhf fhNff
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warfsf aniF fnf aensfai hrussaa7s
ApeiF raifaasAs ufeceFp, Meiiaff
Wsnfsh assir4 fnf HehFfal haaseuofs
f'hNne Ballard $50
sasassssssaasss-sssessssa
MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
wanted - berry pieksrs heuss, ~.ad.
seaaA Store Knf eater furnished free cAll
rss Uf address q NnHns aumnrf Wa
ssaassas-s-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
LOST AND FOUND.

NNN~H~NNsee~~~~ee~~ ~9~~~s~~N-~~~~~1
Iost-silver purse, pantaFea theatre.
Ihursdey evening reward N returned
g MIS- g Brown. panuy apartments.
2ist pnd reHlsr.
Lady's sold watch. name Inside.
person seen plehing u up. Had better
return 300 W Mercer Phone y. A. 74g
Liberal reward
ioat-aavings paasbook No. iBtO Find
81 rsturn 20 Dexter Horton a Co. bank
era
THE = RfGas HAIR GROWER
AND CURE co, INC. 1915 ard Av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
SEATTLES GREAT FIRE
tconeludedl

structures wore reduced TO char
coal and The brick buildings Eut
ted
the wind not only famed che
flames but fought the Urvmcn
The wind came lu swccplus gusts
lasung for minutes During the
gusts 90 was impossible to set
water ou the flrt The wind blew
the streams aside ia fine spray
lives Are Risked
The tire was not always on the
defensive Twice q bore down
upon the nrcmon. once &c engullcd
All engine and again q hose Wagou
A man at the risk of bis life iaston.
ed line 20 the engine and the
crowd pulled IL from the Flames bet
the wheels were burning Ike pin.
wheels. The hose wagon became
mircd. and as the flames came on
Il was necessary 90 abandon a. 10
was burned 10 = twisted iron skclc-
ton
By TIE time the flames bad eaten
their way % Second ay. and Vine 81
ne wind died down The drlErlc
became a rain and the fircmeu.
with some az lhe elements on their
side. or neutral. renewed their ef,
forts Thcy fought % on the reef
whore they stood out clear and bold
in the ruddy sky Ike demons WCrk.
lng ia q fiery pill Stream after
stream Was turned on The blazing
structure The blaze rose and tcil
with the expiring wind Little by
little the flames grew smaller. and
the crowd which packed The street
hack 20 the Washington hotel knew
that the battle had been fought and
wen
4 few houses on the east side %
Second ar caught fire. but thc
soaked roofs were uurcsponsive and
the flames we're held
Was Fearful Loss.
The fire had tesn conquered but
az a fearful property loss As the
firomen looked back over their
battlefield they saw nothing but
charred skeletons OF buildings OF
black piles OF charcoal Where the
fire had been It's work was com
plefe
on the streets there we're ell
sorts OF rumors Many would swear
that % men had persisted. Others
knew positively OF the death 81
three firemen. As the fire died
down the crowds. satiated with
pyrotcchnics. thought OF home. with
street cars shut down and rain fall.
ing Taxis aud autos were AZ a
premium To add 20 the general
confusion. telephone service was
suspended Llnemen. AZ the risk OF
their lives. had prowied among the
high voltage wires In the darkness.
cutting off the current that the fire.
men might fight In safety
Two flremen We're injured. T. T..
Eager stepped on nail He was
painfully. but not seriously. injured
George Bent was overcome with
smoke lie was able to 60 back 70
work this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
tRooM HOUSE $500.

GROOM HOUSE $500.
Two blocks from street car limo. Lot
Raise your own garden Terms $50
cash ana 50 per month. Call a9ss Bond
at. Everett Wash
Ten acres u bottom land seven cleared.
the rest easily cleared. THIS land would
cost you $1,000 an acre Ia the berry dis
trlet You can set this FOR less than a
the price. one crop OF berries will nay
Tor y, easy terms. East st2a owner.
0uarter-acre Tor gG2b. Good soil. CON
Nonicnt 10 carr on ggnd 81. near Green
Lake. b-leg. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

FsranHa nanflnr 60 fransfrf fhtif
iaunfhea 81 Ufbrr hpafH ffou hsHnd tp
tahe sih Isuaamiish ara iitarh rivers ~
pif fn NafHrf a Efafhrf. HNH Epaf e.
ice fn fahn thr aeri ems Rsfne other
nnfIfaas ~ fhr beet thfaaEh ansinE tHr
urarnn hHffHW Nfires fhnae Mafle tEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11
CLAY MARRIED
MURDERED WOMAN
tconeiuesdl

Il. or ! would not have performed
the ceremony.
shortly after the marriage ] 70
celved a letter from his father. ask
inR II ! had really married the two.
and commenting on bis sons iucipi.
eut tuberculosis"
COMO italy June Ii An au,op.
~ today on ~. body az Mrs Mari
Crittnndrn Castle Charlton revealed
the fact that the woman died q sas-
location after her body had been
thrust In she trunk taken from Lahe
Como yesterday
The poet norton examination re-
veaira that the wounds Ga the head
we're not ~ themselves sufficient 70
cause death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

Fat is the sort OF thing women
can always get unless they need t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

80
ffHa NNH THREE YEARS 9n nFN
modern narraiua 500 fefnrf lNf pfi
vale maurf pfefrfHHd SEE OWNER ~
rfHprffH. .4a EHafth aN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

A0rNTB WANTED.

A~,e.esee~s~e-~esa e-ese.assN.0yeeass0.e
AUEMrH WANTED $50 MD 1881.
nApEaHI# FAfh $50 EhFEnit nE
nNQtthFn. NAfutTY ruMrHAffh
NuOMftlH Pffr1u Willow TOT
PRICES. CREDIT aIFBHi chThLpet u
AND HAMfi.Es FHNE WffftH Ant
HrUnt1 1873 81 MAufHuN cNtcAHo.
AS
t4E money pelilna 1ur geid sign iettsfs
nHe anrnf made fst M iH eHr daE 700
rau an az nru Can tfHrai hl over fhr
rauHfrF Hutf fg1af faf free aafnpif
ana faH rHfflraiafs Nefaliie Hian Co..
iW riHrh chicago
AnENfH WANTED no nia ns supply
TIE demand faf choice HufHrry stock
Hatfi frHr rlaH weekly Address CARL
TAT CRY HuHhEMf COMPANY Salem.
OREGON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

Swearing of "a easy enough Il
you do IL every day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

The attention Of The Star 4
y readers is called 10 the classl- =
= fled pages today On very 4
= rare occasions an ad will APP =
\ pear with a guarantee. When 4
4 such ad appears II viii bear 4
\ the strictest investigation. 4
y Some Of the best offers ever \
y made In real estate are listed 4
y in our classified pages today. a
= Save the classified pages and 4
\ read them carefully on Sunday 4
\ as you would read a good book 4
y 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

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600 monthly aHa ssrHHHrr tH mru ft
rnrf aIHua end aiHifihufr HHWpirr fni
Wholesale house STEADY nufF d Sion
f0s Precedent nee fhIlHre
thinner ar shref mFfHl Hoftrf rhpHnIt
or roaming email chop nHai have some
capital Address n iua. The HiHf
qitt rufa a.fnum Hausr. close Sol. frnt
fft month Hln ftnt pHr pf more fpuur
rhfHp fftf
HhinfIns ta irf TakH WninnFfaf1
raH fn 1880 utnfHufs. bf raIi ina phone
raft ~ al m today
Hss9HH hanf rlatn'na baaRhi aad s4id
ifli 'Hs st Main t7af I'D o ztta
ia rraf fisrens Nov Method Teach
49, love Dancing guaranteed in OIL.
AlfN veto Lessons Days. evenings Trial
HlBI alrnFs Zee rnHffh and fins ~
SITUATIONS WhNTED-MhLE.
fafaeesfsesrsfsfsrssehH eaftsasseagsfs
nlFhiB qualified nonbfsrpef. stusflrnf
"a fu banking nfnHufsffuflnH Hnd com
nirffiHt accounting desires position
Address D.tl4 saFe star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-11

FURNISHED FLATS
HOUSEKEEPING ROOFS

-~>~~N~~@e~4~~~~~.~~e-~~ ~~0~~N~~~r~~1@~@~~~~
Why climb hilA ~ strap hang Tor fhs
Seattle EirrfftgH Clean. conn furtah PIE
housekeeping rooms tl4 Virginia o.
corner Meatiake
Two Furnished rooms. modern. sac ef
month, close ia. sos iath az. 81 Chefrs
sec.
two modern hauacaeepinE roorna 1fa.
isth av Take Madison car East fli
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-14
The Tired Business Man
BY WALTER A. SINCLAIR.


do you think that the comet will cause
any dsaster?" asked Friend Wife, anx-
iously.
IF you entertain a fear about It, calm
it," said the Tired Business Man. II don't
know what Professor Halley's little wan
dering pet can do when thoroughly an
gered, but / can't suggest a better disaster
job than its carrying off a few thousand
pests who have been making positive pre-
dictons on the subject. While old Sirius
is the watchdog of the heavens and a sill
yer watchdog at that, the comet seems to
be sky terrier.
1T keeps men up nights until the wee
hours. Or, at least, that's what they tell
their wives. 1t has been blessed relief in
the way of new excuse for coming home
two jumps ahead of the milkman and tell
ing the spouse that hubby has been up
watching the comet AS a matter of fact
most masculine persons Of my acquaint-
ance would not even go out nights to look
at star-of course, excepting a comic
opera star.
Il imagine that before the open season
for comets is over it will have also been
blamed for the peculiar gift affected by
gents rolling home after midnight and for
the unexplainable laughter which accom-
panies this phenom. l read the other day
that Professor Somebody says that the
comet is surrounded by a stratum of
laughing gas and that when it sideswipes
the earth the population here will get one
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-14

often as he could do so without making II
appear that he desired to have mis- name
in the Congressional Record as often as
Robert Bruce Macon OF Arkansas. When
Mr.. Clayton had any pent-up feelings
q about the iniquity Of the republican party,
Wand did not feel like expressing his views
in the house. he assembled his crcnies
around him at his hotel and told Of the
vices of the G. Q. p. and of the virtues OF
Miss Democracy. lie came pretty nearly
being a mans man. He lived with men
and spent all his time with them.
Now 1t is all changed. Henry Clayton Is
married No longer can he be found lean
ing back in a hotel chair. careless of the
approaching hour OF midnight. In the old
days after the house had adjourned Clay
ton walked down town with Ollie James
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-14

Luke 1i:11-"IIe That Humbleth Himsrlf
Shall be Exalted"
Would you behold beautiful portrait?
l point you to the canvas upon, which is
painted the picture Of an individual going
to the front, not to fall back again, but TO
remain steadfast gradually making prog
ress. He is the humble soul-the picture
Of man exhibiting what the famous Aug
Justine called the first, second and third
article Of the Christian religion.
The greatest problem Of human life
that problem which so few among men
ever solve is involved In the question,
Who am l or what am II" No better
advice could be given to young man, or
any man for that matter, than that which
is expressed by the inscription on the walls
OF the Delphan temple and which is as
cribed to the great Athenian lawgiver
namely, Know Thyselfv' Ignorance on
the part Of man with respect to himself
that lack Of self-knowledge. is responsible
for his unjustifiable exaltation and his
consequent abasement which is thus made
inevitable. And as ignorance Of ones self
Is productive of self-exaltation, so hlimil-
ity is the natural consequence Of self
knowledge. Humility of man is the surest
evidence that he knows himself. You can
not flatter such man; you cannot puff
him up or make him vain. You may in
language elegant in diction, adorned with
rhetorical flourishes and full of sublime
sentiment heap upon him much praise
and thus seek to eXalt him far above all
others whom you may know; you may cast
beautiful bouquets at his feet and shout
triumphantly when some victory he has
won; you may bestow upon him precious
gifts in recognition OF his superior service
and worth-yet, knowing himself, he VII
realize that he possesses many weaknesses.
And while his powers and capabilities have
enabled him to attain success and he is
worthy, therefore, of great praise, yet
he will know that the future is full of pit
falls into which there is constant danger
Of falling. The spirit of self-exaltation is
cast out of his whole life, and accordingly
his growth, development and elevation is