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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-19
NEWsHIRPop DIR
y..o oPE N 81 ON

IS, X. M W ~ n < M
The New EIippodi ems oH Main slsi
Sill bss opened u about ten days
when the initial Performance VIII be
gfsep
The concrete walk Is being iald 70
daS anil the floor and seats wlN pc
placed next week
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-19

The Falrmont West virginian very
pertinently calls attention to the fact.
that Congressman John W. Davis,
long proclaimed the most brilliant Of
the States young Democratic lead
ers, has become lost to the limelight.
Congressman Hamilton does this,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-19
GAMING.
JUDGE MORGAN IMPOSES FINES
ON SEVEN, MEN 70 +, OPERATING
GAMING HOUSES.

In the intermediate Court several
men were fined for running gaming
houses. In each case the fine was
forty dollars and costs. Those that
we're fined were Nip Vance ], n
Booher, Alta Parker, Watson Barns,
Lee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-19
1870 Il 10 greater annoyance

THERE is no greater ammo vance
to ID person Of delicate senslb litieaI
than the horse 4 { 4 sH y E
.,ssnneeze tank. The 1glltg psr
ssists in blowing MS nose ips tsle open
FIN the face Ola bssezs:
to be barred from polite society and
have his nostrils plugged with absor-
bent cotton. This is the only: treat.
ment that does aAy sspa. A i I'VE.
tried menthol lhhale rs lif1ta glue
filters and a stirring apF. ltoltpe an ]:
imal,s pride with an elm ellb. but
they were aboptEas effect las tab
iasco sance on the pink u You
|Aaye a gelding which ssdrns g po 81
et handkerchief clamp him e tne
corn plow and work him Elnpttl he
couldn't sneeze on a sbet
SOMETHING ought to be done 70
,reane the diet % the settiRg hssEl; Y
present her chief elicacies aEe g 81! !
worms and GRIT, and on 9 plnsa slie
viii line her stomach with coal slack y 9
and Clipped glass. a result many
4 man who has called tor eggs e:
straight up pounds his gums against
! d broken lamp chimney, causing him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-19

n KY srse nscussng wrong Tor saying
6ing good fortune treats you
smeaniy youafnd II around sarne's fqo
smile the good Old repnns You apNe
S5a brsaE M best ana suter Att pain and
uek might bs it has ever been som
t6s GODS correct YOU negnnofs W
Nm and say no We y aan'ps'
man best that Witch often taxes
AS some segr way 60 many
TONGUES are blinking olaaking az
sssiea y la1oy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-19

intendent Of the Prudential life In;
saFance Company. and a Ibroth ~ q \ q
law Of Stanley Howe. the policeman.
who was guarding the negro when = q he 4
was taken from the hospital h WAS sits the g
first to be taken mo custody.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-19
IAEFAlRMOIII TSYIRGIRIANs

Publisher Daily Except Sunday and
gaml-gV eely 81 tie Fairmont West
Vlrsinlan Publlghihg Company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-19

PUBLIC lTtoN OFFICE,
lan1ha DnlIdInn MonEoe Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
Big Stone Gap Social News

Big. stone Gap. Va. January Is
Miss Vera. Willis left Monday for Gov
ington. Ky, OH two weeks visit
to her friend, Miss Nancy Decring.
c. C. Long, Of Wytheville. has moved
ms family 10 ms plaGe ana they &C.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Noel. of PenninG-
ton Gap, We're visitors at tho Gap this
week.
spent several days Visiting relatives
in the Gap, have returned to their
home in Bristol.
Judge G. T. Duncan, of Jonesville,
, was among the attorneys attending
the session OF the United States Dis
trict Court
F.. O. Renshaw, Of the State High
way Commission, who has been In this
Of his lis department.. has returned TO to
Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
Burkvilie Social News
Especial TO Tie Timcs-pispatc

Burkcviile, Va, January os.The
Wedncs day Night Card Club was de-
lightfullv entertained this week by
Miss Matte Fowlkes, with Miss Lock
wood az guest of honor. Delicious
salad course was served
Mrs. Margaret Leath, Miss Leath.
Miss Ellen Agnew and Margaret Scott
spent Friday in Richmond:
Mr. Davids and wife. Of Michigan.
Woodhouse.
Mrs. r. V. Fowlkes entertained the
Thursday Book CLUB in her usual
charming manner. Tho doors OF her
lovely home were thrown open from
until o'clock. Delightful refresh
ments were served. The guests OF
the club We're Mrs. Davids OF Michi-
gan. and Miss Jenkins OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham G. Campbell
per at Inglesidc on Thursday
Miss Martha Scott Hughes is spend
ing the week in Richmond.
Sidney Frissell, Of Waldorf, Md. is
spending the weekend In rkevillc.
Mrs. MacI.ean 3. I.cath spcnt Wed
nesday in Blackstone.
The Bible study class met at the
home of Mrs T. P. Shelton on Fri
day evening at o'clock with rev.
G.. G. Campbell. leader.
Mrs. William j. Strtckler is in Dur
Miss Jenkins. of Richmond. is visit
ing Mrs. j. l. Bradshaw of this place.
j. p. .AGncw was in Richmond on
Monday.
Darrell Perry. of Luncnburg was in
town on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Shelton have re :
turned from a visit to AMELIA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
:: S O G / T t Y ::

Continued From Second Page.)
Cox have returned to the city, after a
short visit in Washinyton
Mrs ". NJ strother is visiting in
LynchburS. !,
Colonel James D. Johnston has re
turned to Roanoke, after attending
the Frat Crump wedding here last
week.
Mrs. w. n. Harrison and MISS poro-
thy Harrison, of PctersburG. are guest :
or Mrs. John a. Coke, Of this city.
Deane NIaury. Of this city. Is tho
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. tircenhow. in
Danville t =
Mrs. J. e. Woodward, Of Gin.,r Park,
is visiting Miss McKenney, in Peters,
burg.
Mr.. Shepard of this city, II in Buck
ingham county, on Il hunting trip.
Mrs. Virgic Goodwin is the guest at
her brother, ]. II. Middlcton in Fred
ericksburg.
George c. Powers was in ,hariottcs.
Vile last week.
Mr. and Mrs r. H. Cicraca, Of Gov
inston. Kentucky, arc visiting in Mich
mond.
r. I. Cabcll has returned to the civ
from Chicago.
Key. Al S. Eagle. OF Richmond. Is
visiting the Winstons, in Louisa coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
Appolnattox Social News
LSpecial to The Tin1es-Disnatc /,

- : IL
Appomattox, Va. January 2s.-Aliss
Lena Reeks entertained the Wednes
day Club ut the hospitablo home az
Mrs j. Il. Atwood Those present
We're Misses Atwood. Miss Sears
Misses irby, Miss Burke Miss Paris.
Mrs. REYNOLDS, Miss smith, Miss Huh,
bard. Miss Thornton, Miss O'Kcefc. IN
Caldwell and Mrs Crawley Many IN
tercst,ng games were participated in
and delightful refreshments We're
served
Mrs Davis Morton entertained M
Game Club on Friday evening. s Dc
hshtful time was experienced by al,
present
- s Ii 81 Gl, NSaon ReeSs; student q the
l.ynchburg. was a visitor this Week
10 her sister, Miss lena.
Misses Lynoiic and Jacquelyne Al :
wood are visitors In Iiichnond lhis
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Hancock ana
Harry Hancock spent sunday in Tic
Mrs. A. II. Gregory is Visiting IN
10 visit in Florida next week.
Mrs. Blanch Phelps and Mrs Mora
OF i-ynchburg, are visiting Mrs f. a
Jones
The pupils Of the High School ara
getting ready 10 prepare q play can
cd Boys VIII BE Girls in the ncM,
few DAYS
Presiding Elder I;cv Mr. simpsou
hell, his quarterly conference ms
weok and preached TWO Very able ser.
mons.
Mrs Zen colo. VINO snon, Tic h,,i.
/, h+Ge VIII her parents III PittSylVania!
has .c,urued home.
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/ ub Silks, fS st;s4a. 49,

where he is a gold miner. lie went
from here to Roanoke
Radford,s music lovers greatly en-
joyed the concert given under ,ho
auspices of the Music Club. BY nom
bers OF the Marschener Quartet, Of
Roanoke. 3'
i, George =. Miles and Robert VII:
in connection with the protected re-
vtval of the ST Adams school. under
the financial auspices OF the alui,ni.
Plans are said to have not sufficiently
maturcd to warrant any announce
mont. 1I'
Mrs ". \. Turner and Miss Annie
borden, OF Radford, OH "Wednesday at
TENDED the wedding in. Snow Hill. Md.
or Miss Iva j. Miller, formerly of Rad
lord to Sam T. Moore. prosperous
farmer OF Snow Hill.
Miss Frances Shclburne has returned
from two months stay In BirminS-
ham. Ala.
Miss Carrye Rinard. Of Norton. il
the guest Of Miss Mabel Bradley. :
James Epling has gone to Roanoke.
me I'D G. had an oyster supper
IN East Radford yesterday
Mrs. a. Stevens entertained tho Homo
and Foreign Missionary Societies AMI
inc Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
Church Wednesday,.
Mrs. Ella Rodcfcr is visiting hcr sis
ter In Pula ski '''a
w. f.. Jordan and family left We'd
nesday for their new farm. in Loudoun
Miss Louise Camp. of Richmond,
Spent several days with Mrs. j. III.
Whitmorc last week
Mrs. ". II Johnson and her son.
CHARLES Gibbs, left Wednesday for their
home in Winston Salem n G.
Miss Camm and Miss Mary johnson
VIII leave the first Of the week for a
visit to Winston Salem. y. c.
day In Pulaski
Rev Paul Sieg spent several days
this week In Roanoke.
Mrs. Pierce Hartman and Mrs Wright
visited Christiansburg this week.
Mrs. Anna Kcndcrdine entertained
Friday afternoon in honor Of Mrs
lanes Lewis Early. Mrs. Early visited
Mrs. Battle. in Roanoke. this week.
Master George Wiley stump enter
tanned his young friends Tuesday in
celebration Of Ills twelfth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Vaughan. OF
Roanoke, and Shawsvillc. were visitors
here Wednesday, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
Culpeper Social News
Special 10 The Timcs-Disna1ct

V"pvcTtI 20 Tic T1mcs-Dispatch.l
Culpeper Va. January os.-Niss
Marian SAMPSON has been the guest
curing the week of AIRS. Carter Page
Mrs. I /. Johnson and little grand
son, Johnson Strothcr. are visiting the
family Of Judge Strothcr, in Wash !
,nEton appahanpock.
Mrs Ann S Green left Tuesday for
Richmond and from there will go to
the home of her son, John W. Green,
III Chesterfield county
Frank Bennett, of Richmond was
the guest over sunday Of AIr. and Mrs.
Carrington Watkins
Miss Ann Chldress. who has been
the cues, OF Miss Bessie Hooper. left
this week for her home in Christians
burg.
Jack Fray and his daughter. Miss
Laura Fray. are visiting in Richmond
Miss Marian Furnival, IF Rapidan,
is the guest Of the Misses Loving.
Samuc! Booker was in Chariottcs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
r'iinted Flaxons. l7e,
ere registered al Tic Astor

we're registered attthe Aston
Mrs. Haskins Fcrrcll OF Chase CITY
y, ,. returned to her home after Il visit
TO ter mother. Mrs. Dora Smith.
William I Digs. Of washington.
was the guest OF Ecv. and Mrs. j
Cleveland Hall. sunday. .
pcanc Maury, OF Richmond was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. C;rccuho.y
MaurE. the past week
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Hickey are
spending several weeks dcligi,tfuIly
IN charleston and Sunmorvillc s. g.:
AIRS. William d. Christie, of Balti-
more Is the guest of Mrs. william ID.
overly, Main Street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edwin OVERLY.
have returned after - delightful we'd
ding trip North. They are at home
on lIolbrookc Avenue 10 their friends
Miss Dora Hartsoll left Tuesday 10
be the guest of friends near Alex
andria 49, B
Mrs. VT. sanders. OF Athens is tie
guest Of her brother, DR. L. p. Bcadlcs.
Main Street.
Mrs Waller Jamison. OF Roanok e.
IS the CUES, OF Mrs. Raymond Hail.
Chestnut Terrace 4
Mrs. J J. Hickey, Of Richmond. ana
Mrs. NJ T. Jordan. OF South Boston
are visiting Mrs. Rutherford Dula
Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
y a n &c
Por,aaptLy Vanisln'es
Delightful Preparation That Tragic
Drug Go. Guaraptees Will
Danish Dandruff.

Dandruff is caused by germ; ask any
good physician.
L II you want TO get rid OF dandruff you
must destroy the dandrulf germs.
The time to kill dandruff germs is right
now; you wouldn't wait until tomorrow
to kill d black spider il you saw one
crawling up your sleeve?
Dandruff germs are just as deadly iii
one way as the black spiders are in another.
Dandruff germs kill the hair root and
causes hair to fall out.
PARTISAN SAGE kills elandrllff germs.
SAGE grows. hair; stops
halt from falling out, cradicatcs dandruff
puts an end toHsplitting hair--and all in
two weeks, or money back.
PARISIAN5 SAGE docs more; it turns
dull, i(clcss. faded hair into bright, lus-
trous hair, and for that purpose is used by
women and men who take pride i'll beau
tiful and luxllriant hair
II is the most delightful and refreshing
hair dressing ever put into a bottle and
should be used by every member Of the
family, not only TO Danish all hair worries,
but to preserve tho hair and keep it
healthy and full OF life.
Large bottle only SO cents at Tragic
Drug Co and druggists everywhere. Look
orslhc girl wi,h Auburn hair on every
bottle. 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
GaIax Social News
Special 10 The Times.

'7P'CIttt q = !It' IIIIIcE-I IISTiHtCh. N"
GalaX, Va, January 2S-Alisscs Nan
Me ,soycrs. Oss!e Wamplcr. Bcss Eevs
and Kate Miller. ali members OF III.
faculty OF the CiaiaX High School :ipsn :.
SATURDAY and sunday IN the town
Of Fries
and Willie Lowe, OF Low Gap, " T..
ciop@d carly this week. and were mar
rlni 3! minister in a State whsrc
the :uatrimon!al requirements ar: icss
rigid taan In this. The bride - only
thirteen years old, while the sroor, is
but n Few years older. r. Kelley. Tho
father OF the bride. is we'll known IN
Marion, where he lived before coming
here two years ago
Bon Coo, ot Richlands, and Miss Lula
Moore. OF this place, were married the
early lGrt Of the week. and will ina}cc
their home in this city.
~ r.. Carico. Mayor OF Fries spent.
Saturday and sunday among friends in
,CllIN. .t.4t.i a4Ht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
Wytheville Social News

lsSfeN'di ~ i nc llitlcS-D'spdtcH.i
.vytheville. Va. January 2s.-Tu4s-
the hostess of the Five Hundred C.tub
and large number Of invitci guests
at he" handsome home .'Nuska l.odEr''
one OF the most enjoyable so:i.;
events Of the week was . D.3.,. i. card
party, given ny Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Fierc" on Thursday evening 10 the
club and large number OF invited
guests.
Mrs j. D. stultz entertained at.
bridge saturday morning IN aonpli-
5ment T. her mother. Mrs. ,Iiizab arii
n;wnl.i. Who has recently returned from
an EXTENDED "Trip West.
Hon. Henry 6. Stuart was 4, recent
guest Of Nir. and Mrs. y. a. Campbell.
Al :i!oir !; enc. 'I-oretta.'
II Ed Thomas and MIS-. David
B.alr wcrt visitors III Roanoke this
Wctll
Mrs. Walter Wilkinson. aftcrg.a yi..'t
TO her niece, Mrs. George D. Witt. in
i.yI,ciliurf. left Tuesday. TO spend
some time with friends in New Tari,.
Mrs Thomas a. Watkins. of Chatham.
Is Visiting her daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Miss rand Dew Is he -ucs OF
Mrs. y. s. Battle. III Roanoke. for a
fcS- DAYS.
Mrs James Cowan. OF Montgomery
co,inty. was the recent guest Of Mrs.
Themes i. Dcw
aIis:. Cninelia BOYD returned o :cr-
.fo,. Monday. after spending several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. G. T.. lsoya.
Mrs 2 Campbell and S:uart
New York.
Edmund rcndlcton and little sons
arc visiting Mr. ana Mrs Nathaniel
Willis, III CharlcStowu w. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
Radford Social News
Special TO The Times Dispatc
I'D IliIl LIZ Iirrt. = II

Nm. I SprHihI tnThc Times DiSpat CI. ~
.sadford. Va. January 2S.---William
Summers surprised his friends in Rad
l"rd this week by showing up after
nm absence Of twenty-siN wears. during
which. time ii was not known If lie
Wcrc alive or dead. SIX Years ago his
mother died in Snowville.s leaving 81 900
With his brother. George, for the miss
nS son shonld he ever he found. Mr..
summers started out to seek his for
tunc, and evidently did not care 10
reinrn until no could show that he had
n,cconinlished what he started out 10
IL" Ills endeaNors took him through,
many narts of The continent and waited
a,dN"ni'lres, from FioridaiEto tho !Klon-
uikc. and horoturns now from Mexico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29
Weldon Social News
Especial to Northumberland,

Weldon. y. c.. January es.-AIrs. j. r..
SAWYER and Miss Lucy Forbes, OF
Grcenvillc, arc the guests OF CAPTAIN
and Mrs. j. S. Barr
Miss Margaret shaw spent Wcdnes.
Gay with friends In Richmond.
home from q visit to her duughter
MIS-. Walker Campbell, at Old Church.
Nh and Mrs Madison Armistcad
laNe returned TO Farmville. after
spending the week here
ne women Of the Methodist Eplsco-
PAL church held bazaar Friday for
inc benefit OF the organ fund or the
new church.
Miss Noll Nelson OF Halifax. spcnt
NcdnesdaN with friends here.
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the home Of the bride where she resides
with her uncle, TIA. OVERLY. Miss
overly is a graduate of the Blackstone
female Institute; also offthe Boston
Conservatory of Music. where she took
ootn vocal and instrumental music
Mr. Benefit Is cashier Of a large bank
ms institution In his home town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Aleherrin. Va, January 38.-Miss
Lula Adams overly. one Of the most
popular young women of Southside Vir-
Einia, who will on February 81, at 6
o'clock. become the bride of Bolton
Allen Bennett, Of Greer. S. c. The mar.
rage will take place at Blackstone,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29

belt. there has been TN expense of
from s24aa 20 sa5e.
But for tho public spirit and patriot
ism among tho oincers OF the service,
it would be impossible to get men to
serve,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-06-23

ftict with their neighbors. the judg-
ment and the conscience. In the same
group or household discords arise be-
tween different kinds OF feelings.
Filial sentiments prompt to obedi-
ence as a son, while the play or food
appetite pushes him in a contrary d.
rection. He often knows better than
he does, or even wants to do. He
viii probably have that inflrmity as
ioi as he lives, but it may become
less infirm, with the years. He may
not become so poised that the re-
membrance of the stomach ache of
the previous night will wholly restrain
all desire for the food that brought
1t on. He is somewhat Ike the cli-
mate of the Holy Land" as 1t was de-
scribed In boys composition, thus:
The climate OF Palestine is very hot
and mountainous, especially where
the country is fiat" And his incon-
gruities remind me OF funeral serv-
ice | attended. conducted by two lit
tie girls over chicken Nanine was
in charge, and she said
Little Willie was four days old
when he died of cholera. He was a
good chicken. We will now sing
Johnnie Get Your Hair CUT" and the
two sang the song.
Further-he does not seem to be
very well acquainted with himself
yet. He hasn't time--too busy be-
Ing boy. He learns himself by
piecemeal. He is sometimes shocked
at what he discovers. sometimes awed
and sometimes stricken with fear
When he discovers his ability to swear
or do mean thing, he often recoils
so thoroughly as to never so near
that sin again. He is sometimes
shocked at finding what he lacks and
what he cannot do. 1t is not conceit
that is disappointed, but ignorance
made aware of itself We have all
been as naive as that boy who, when
asked If he could read Greek, replied:
Il dunno, never tried
Between himself and the thing
thought of or desired. there IS only a
step, and he does not know that the
law of cause and effect is In that
step. So he Is ready TO pilot a boat,
handle firearms, and autos without H.
cense, and do any other daring thing.
The last thing to be said is that
there is power in him capable of CO
ordinating ard controlling all his va
rious and curious and conflicting en-.
dowments; not yet, but before long.
TIL II awakes to its task. some one
else must keep In control.
p. S. l. Read his table of contents
to him now and then.
2. Tell him what each item means
3. Protect him from egotism, also
from igotism.
4, Let him play; more play. Play
with him.
| g. Be his ideal
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-06-23
Antecedents and Consequences

to him. They must be able to cndow
him with the very qualities he will
need all his life and must see that he
uses them; IL not, they have no right
to undertake to endow him at all AS
he has to take what they give him,
they are the folks | am at this par
ticular moment, most emphatically
speaking to.
Another fact Is that he is a blend
which makes a new type. a product
different from all the elements of the
preceding generation; like his father
and mother, but unlike them; some
thing bran new. the latest thing In
boys, new chemical reaction.
This indicates what he is headed
for. 1t is not enough TO say that he
is to flower into a man, but the for
escence is the thing we are thrillingly
interested in. 1t also indicates thE
rather helpless, and sometimes hope
less. condition in which he finds him
self. The unchosen factors are many
and mighty and sometimes mystifying.
He cannot chose his parents, though
! know boys who will regret to their
dying day that they did not have the
choosing. He has to take the kind of
eyes, nose, teeth, chin, ears and feet
handed out to him. You will not find
one boy in a hundred wno has not
spent valuable time wishing his nose
were not of the turn up variety or
his lip not so lengthy or his feet not
so ambitious. Even before girls get
mixed up In his visions and his
dreams, he will spend time at the
mirror considering his defects The
community In which he is born, or
reared, is not of his choosing and Is
considered none Of his concern,
though many a boy is ruined by IT,
When their parents died, Tom was
put into one family and Joe into an
other. Tom breathed in love and
hope and nobility, Joe was poisoned
to the very tips of his soul and life.
poisoned forever His atmosphere Is
prepared for him, though it may be
heavy with lack Of appreciation, and
with unbearable burdens, or fetid with
moral pollutions; or rare with adula-
tons and false pleasures; or languid
with enervating luxury; or poisoned
with hypocricy and pretense. He did
not choose them, he only has to take
them. He seldom chooses his COM
panions or teachers: they are thrust
upon him. And sometimes they try
to push him into his profession. but.
BY that time. he is ready to have a
hand in 1t himself. And even dhe
l,,ring sacrIlege, of selecting a wifn
for him, is often attempted.