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Evening journal., 1912-10-03
CARPENTERS.
NOTICES


II DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
~ This is TO certify that the firm Of Can
ming Hines has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent All bills payable to Joseph
Canning who will continue the business at
No. 219 West Seventh street. or TO his duly
accredited sgent.
JOSEPH CANNING,
FRANK S. HINES
Wilmington, Del, Sept. 10, 1912. o2-2t.
q PECIAL NOTICE.
Wilmington, Dell September %. 1912
The owners Of all dogs In Brandywine Hun
dred, city Of Wilmington, Christiana Hun
dred, Mill Greek Hundred. White Clay Greek
Hundred New Castle Hundred. Pencader
Hundred and led Lion Hundred are hereby
ordered 70 keep their logs in leash or impris-
oned from September %, 1912 10 November
1, 1912.
Ali police officers Of said city and hundreds
are hereby authorized TO shoot or Kill or inn
pound any dog found az large during the
above-named period unless the dog is in
leash.
The Secretary Of the State Board Of
Health is hereby authorized to ad sertise the
above-named orders in the papers Of Will
mington and Newark.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
OF Delaware.
Approved: WILLIAM p. ORR. NJ. D.,
Attest: A. E. FRANTz. NJ. D.,
s24-tf Secretary
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE.

w ANTED-POsITION AS HOUSE.
w keeper by refined unincumbered
Young woman. Best Of reference Address
f.l9. Evening journal once ol,8,5.
ID ESpECTABLE MIDDLE AGED COLORED
IL woman desires days work Address
AIS. Journal Office. s26-6t.
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pERSONAL..

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ID latest book on tnAtriiinuy entitled How
..te Hasi tned fhe Wedding Sent tree
address p Boz e4s Wilmington. Del
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PLUMBERS.
CHIROPODIsT.

A MIN M sCHAFFER, HOPODlSI
"A e22 SHIPLEY STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ID. & A. Phone 1885. i24-1yr.
ELIzABETH HANRAHAN GRADUATE
II fowlc- Hanna, Ltd. Chropody and
nanicuring No 300 Adams 81. formerly
217-1s Ford Building ID. & A.. 1894
Evening by appointment maya5-iyr.
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Notices. Rooms for Rent Wants Sales Proposals Opportunities
FOR SALE.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN LIE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
ID LA w ARE NEWSPAPER.
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REAL EsrATE--FOR RENT.

l. OR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
II rooms and bath, two porches, half acre
trolley line, close 20 city Call ID. & A.
phone 49sd. o3-tf.
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Il OR SALE-AT NIXON'S KINDLING
II wood factory, Al Seventeenth street and
bny4rd avenue. an kinds of kndling wood
wood for open Ere places Cut TO suit Also
a LOT Of SASH ID. & A. phone, 5139.
s25-1m
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

A ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
~ EVENING JOURNAL Is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
IS READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
d Z L A W A r r NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1912-10-03

II OR RENT-EIGHTH AND DUPONT
II streets, four new houses. six rooms, all
ec9nyenences Apply W. f. Powell No. $50
Market street. s2f,t,t,s-tf
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Real Estate,
HELP wANTED-MALE.

Il OCoMorIVE FIREMEN AND BRAKE
men for nearby raiiroads. $50 10 9lvo
monthly. Age. ls 20 1,. Experience nn
necessary; no strike Positions guaranteen
competent men. Promotion. Railway I'm
ployine headquarters. over 400 men sent 20
positions monthly. State age send stamp;
Railway Association, MA Evening v,AHl
Ofiee slo-u.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

~ oLORED MAN AND WIFE WANT
u work on farm by year. Wife inside 3
man outside. Address A-30, Evening Jour.
nal Onice. o3'6t.
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Il OR sALE-sCoTTIsH TERRIER PUP
IL pies, seven weeks old by Champion
Edgecomb shandy, out Of Bloomcroft Glover.
Mrs Reuben Satterthwaite, Jr., No. 2i06
Bayard avenue o3-6t
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WANTED

w ANTED - YOUNG MAN WISHES
w board In private family. on west
side of city. Address J. B. g., Evening
journal ONCE. o3-3t'
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HELP WANTED-FEMALt

71l77.l717-.l-l-.7-7-F-7-7l'l7 .7-
XAT ANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE
w woman as cook. Apply No. 1900
Broomc street. od'St
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
Franks-Brown Nuptials Tonight.

Elmer Franks, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Franks, a well known and
popular young man of the city Will
be married this evening at O'Clock
to Miss Myrtle Brown. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brown, also well
known here. The ceremony will oc-
cur at the home of the brides par
ents, corner of Fifth street and Chi
peta avenue. Rev. d. Luther Edwards
officiating. The ring service will be
used. Miss Stella Franks. sister of
the groom, will play the wedding
march There will be about 4 guests,
the intimate friends and relatives of
the contracting parties. wedding
supper will be served following the
ceremony.
Mr.. Franks is connected with the
East Side Grocery and is numbered
among the popular young business
men of the city. The couple will not
take a honeymoon trip at this time.
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"wednesday Bridge CIub.

Last evening the Wednesday
Bridge club was most enjoyably en-
tertained by Mrs. Sprigg Shackleford
at her home on Ouray avenue. A
delightful evening was spent in play
ing bridge. the highest score being
won by Mrs. NJ. E. Floyd, TO whom
the prize was awarded. Dainty re-
freshments were served by the host
ess about 10 o'clock. Those present
were Mrs. w: P. Ella. Mrs. w. S. Wal
lace, Mrs. w. c. Boyer, Mrs. NJ. E.
Floyd, Mrs. Hugh Gallagher, Mrs. >.
n. Wheeler, Mrs. Julia Mack, Mrs.
Shackleford.
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Y. M. C. A. To CONDUCT
PRIVATE SKATING PARTIES

Leasing the Auditorium every 9TH
er Thursday evening for skating par
ties. the Y NJ. c. A. has started a
movement to improve the social di-
versions of the young people of the
city These parties will be entirely
invitation affairs and only those re-
ceiving cards will be admitted Tick
cts both for the nightly sessions and
for the season of six nights are being
sold.
The committee in charge Of the
movement is Mrs. f. I. Lee, Mrs. E
c. Lane, Mrs j. H. Rankin and E S
Galloway. Other affairs similar to
the skating parties are being planned
for the rest of the year
The floor committee consists of Ed
win Johnson, Burton Kendall and
Warren Ferbrache. The Introduction
committee consists of Russell Coles.
Carter Lane, Laura Lee and Florence
Allen,
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GROWERS HOLD PROTEST
MEETING AT PEAR PARK

A protest meeting attended by over
fifty growers of the Pear Park sec
tion, was held last night at the Pear
Park school house. and resolutions
were read and subscribed to by a
large proportion of those present.
The resolutions expressed dissatisfac-
tion with certain features of the ad-
ministration of the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association and sug-
gested some considerable changes.
II was stated today that an effort
will be made to get the growers to
agree to support no one for director
of the association at the meeting un-
less they subscribed to the sense OF
those resolutions
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
TEXAS WORRIED
OVER SPINAL
MENINGITIS
Public Gatherings in Dallas Abandon
ed-Groesback Puts Up Quaran-
tine Against the World-The
Physicians Are Puzzled.
s Associated Press

s. Associated Press. {
Dallas, Tex, Jan. 11.-Public :,
= gatherings have been practical !
= ly abandoned on account of the :.
: fear of infection of spinal men !
3 nights. Conditions in the af- :
= fected districts are slightly i'm :.
= proved today Groesbeck, Tex. :
!, has established a quarantine !
= against the world" no persons :
= being permitted to leave trains !
!, there, and lime is scattered =
:, through the streets. There has :.
: been no meningitis there yet. !
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The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
SHAFFER BOOSTS CITY At
MEMORIAL MEETING IN PUEBLO

They're telling good one on Fred
G.. Shaffer today in Pueblo.
Fred is well known as the highest
pressure booster in the state and
where optimism is known Shaffer is
famous. He is the premium glad
hand artist of the state and never
fails to put in his say for Grand
Junction.
The truth of this latter statement
was we'll eXemplified this morning
when Shaffer, moving around the
Smoky City to see what he could de
YOUR, dropped into church. Get the
idea? Dropped in.
1t hapepned that a sort of memoir
ial meeting was going on and the pre-
siding officer, or chairman, was un-
fortunately unaware OF the charac-
teristics of the deceased whose 1ir-
tues they were to eXtol. He arose
announced the purpose of the meet
ing, regretted his own Ignorance az
the map who had gone and asked thar
If anybody present had anything 10
say that they would promptly arise
and speak q good word for the depart
ed brother.
The audience, say for several min-
ntes was silent, according to The Sen
tinels informant, and pretty soon the
quietude got to be embarrassing
Right there is where Fred saved tire
day Stepping forward, the secretary
cleared his throat and began: ''ff
no one present has anything to say
about the deceased I'd like to ma ke a
few remarks about Grand Junction"
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11

John F. Greenawalt, 2 publicity
manager of The Mountain States
Telephone company. came in from
Denver this morning for short
business visit in the city Mr.. Green
await will be remembered as having
charge of the open house celebration
when the phone company formally
opened its present building. With
Mr.. Greenawalt was l.. d. FaUteauX.
chief clerk to the division superin-
tendent. Mr.. Greenawalt states that
business conditions are perceptibly
improving all over the state. and that
there is a note of optimism in every
thing that augurs well for the pros
perity of the state during the com
ing year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11

Yes We have Beef, Pork Veal,
Mutton and everything else in the
meat line that goes to make first
class meat market. The public gets
the benefit of the Wholesale as well
as the retail price, take advantage of
it while you can. l may go broke any
time and your opportunity will then
be lost C. f. Bowman's Cash Market
is the place.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Note the price of cuts of Beef now,
and of ] year ago and figure out how
much difference you have saved in
a year What is the cause. c. f.
Bowman Wholesale and Retail Cash
Market tells tine tale.
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nown from TeIlnride.

C. q. Crakaw, a prominent mine
supply man of Telluride, is in the
city today consulting a local oculist.
Among other visitors here from Tell
uride are Mrs. d. A. Hem and A.
j. Clark
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To Rent.

To Rent.
Will lease on very liberal terms. so
acres fine land, cheap water part un-
der cultivation at present, balance to
be broken up. VIII build house for
right party.-Heflin Bros, G. V.
Bank Building.
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Back from Denver.

John F. Moore. manager of the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers asso-
citation is home from short Den
yer business trip.
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sophomores Elect Officers.

The sophomore class of the high
school has organized and elected Rus
sell Coles president and Bessie Mill
er. vice president Plans are being
made for a series of interclass bas-
ketball games soon.
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To Attend Funeral.

C. A. Brunk left this afternoon on
Midland 100 for Larned, Kas., where
he will attend the funeral of his faith
er. who died suddenly last night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
Nerry.go-Round Thimble Club.

The first meeting in 1912 of the
Merry-go- Round Thimble club was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. n. w. Noorgard on White
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Home from Denver.

James T. Smith. president of the
Grand junction Fruit Growers asso-
citation, returned today from Den
yer, where he has been spending sew
eral days on business matters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
Visits Here.

w. II. Garvin and wife came down
last evening from Delta, and spent
the evening in the city. returning this
morning. Mr.. Garvin is manager of
the Delta Fruit Growers association.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
Back to Denver.

Clyde H. Smith, manager of the In
termountain Fruit Journal, leaves
this evening for his home in Denver
after business visit of several days
here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11

The long winter evenings are here,
and you need The Sentinel in your
home; subscribe today: soc month (;
$3.50 months; So year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
For isit.

Reese G. Carlisle, prominent cat
tie grower of Roam creek country,
above DeBeque, came down yester-
day and left this afternoon for a short
business visit to Utah points.
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Rockwell Hero.

F. r. Rockwell and wife came in
today in Mr.. Rockwell's private car,
Denver, for a short stay Mr. Rock
well is operating superintendent of
the Rio Grande.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11

What is nicer for your Sunday din
her than quart of good big fresh
oysters. 55 cents for a quart at c. F.
Bowman's Wholesale and Retail Mar
ket.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11

Down from Clifton.
A. ]. DeLong is here today from
Clifton on business matters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11

Kepp your feet dry. warm and com
Portable by goiig to Mcconnell &
Loves shoe store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
To Niontrose.

To Montrose.
c. B. Nichols left this morning for
a brief stay in Montrose.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
Stewart Here.

Stewart Here.
Lemuel T. Stewart. administrator
of the estate of the late Jostph E-
Ong, came in today from DeBeque on
legal business
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-Girl to wait on table at
restaurant. Call at 93S South Sec
ond.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-11

The Free could no Better be-"
Crown Furniture Company.
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avenue, and most delightful after
noon was spent with needlework and
the usual sOciability There we're
Is members present and five guests,
the latter being Mrs. f. c. Smith,
Mrs. Senrietta Sieber Mrs Nordelle
Robinson, Mrs Sarah McClain and
Mrs. Gilbert. An elaborate course of
delicious refreshments was served by
the hostess late in the afternoon, as
sisted by Mrs Charles Lapham and
Mrs. Gilbert The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Charles Quist.
Miss Doan Smith entertained
number of friends at cards last night
at her home at los South Seventh
street.
Senator and Mrs. Horace T. DeLong
will entertain a number of friends
Friday evening at a dinner party at
their home on Chipeta avenue.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-22

again stupidity frightened by the unknown thought
that the machines would diminish .he amount OF work
Instead of that, the number of workers multiplied
by thousands-and again FOR better pay.
Even at this day machine that saves labor
is greeted with hatred and the suspicion OF the un-
known Workmen that should know BETTER forget
ting that every laborsaving device increases the geo.
eral wealth and benefits the whole world, oppose the
new idea and fight against the unknown.
The sewing machine freed millions of women from
the slavery of the needle in its most trlng FORM ne
sewing machine gave clothing to millions that hadn't
ii before heightened the lives and multiplied the pow
er of all the mothers in the world But it was hates
and opposed because and women thought that 1t
would deprive poor women of a lving-and the first
inventor of the sewing machine persuaded to
break his model and abandon his idea
Now that machine, run by electric power, does the
most painful work for And where formerly
they stitched slowly, with breaking backs and tired
eyes, one stitch at a time, they guide the cloth
below the flying needle, and make thousand
stitches where formerly they made but
Not only in the material world but more espe-
cay the abstract world of ideas and speculation the
unknown is feared, looked upon with suspicion by
those that are called educated, looked upon with
hatred by ignorance.
Those that call themselves educated look upon the
the mysterious, with suspicion and contempt And
the ignorant in ideas only that which Is hate
full and dangerous.
Il is difficult believe but il is true, that when
science first discovered anaesthecs, the possibility OF
making human beings unconscious that they would
not feel the pain of surgical operations, certain clergy
men-hating the unknown in Il cir ignorance-actu
ally denounced the invention bIasphemous.
They declared that It interference with the
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-22

doubts and msgivings, and call upon this lady and
learn from her and those like her what wonderful
progress is possible among the two-legged animal
tribes 2"
We tell the monkeys how to behave when
they human being for the first time. But
less ready when it to telling ourselves and
other human beings how to behave IN THE PRES
ENCE OF NEW IDEA OR NEW TRUTH.
When Calico announced the fact that a round
earth circed around the sun, great central globe of
FIRE, humanity horrihed-as these monkeys
horrihed when they the woman
And those in power compelled Galieo, his
knees, to deny the truth-THE TRUTH THAT HE
HAD DISCOVERED.
In big things and little things, men with monkey
minds have denied hated and feared what was new.
Poor Columbus put in Jail by ignorance when
service to human kind.
waited railroad in New York, saying: 'The Americans
pretty big fools, but they will never be such fools
as to ride stills"
The unknown frightens And often The greater
and more valuable the truth revealed the greater the
fright and the hatred.
Men of genius have given to the world one great
invention after another. Each il came was de.
nounced and hated. The steam locomotive was to
put small poor stagecoach drivers out of work and
send men TO the poorhouse. AS matter of fact II
gave work to tens of thousands than had had
work before and at higher wages
The spinning jenny and every other device for
clothing human beings better and more cheapy met
with hatred and suspicion. II necessary to oper.
ete the machines in factories built like forts For
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-22

,vir of God, who wished to suffer and become
better by suffering. Rather foolish suggestion from
supposed TO believe in the omnpotence OF Cod
For of if omnpotent God didn't want chlor-
oform used in surgical operations He could easily
stop it.
Nine-tenths of all human beings earth live in
of worry anxious to the future, and more or
less distressed IN the present.
The LOT of rule is unhappy: Old age
frightens him, and after old age death is there with its
terrors and mysteries.
Yet if any man suggests the possibility of making
prosperity and peace of mind universal, If any
dares to say that human beings, having already
complished wonders, will do greater things and be-
come a happy race-the ignorant and the educated
alike denounce the suggestion.
The man who talks of civilization that will be
free from care poverty and sefshness is surrounded
like the in this picture by ring of monkeys
full of contemptuous curiosity and haired
Look at this picture and think for yourself what
thoughts, fixed confused and dull, probably pass
ing through the minds of those monkeys One mon
key thinks the is horrible because she has nc
hair her face
And another monkey thinks that this woman is
fearful, degenerate creature some kind of monkey go
ing to seed because she climb tree properly
being unable TO use her feet like hands
And the lady monkeys in che circle probably thinL
still less Of this woman, who represents advancement
and thousands of centuries of cuvaton-and they
despise her from every possible point of viey-they
despse particularly the fact that her nose isn't fat
After you have thought of the things that tn.
monkeys probably say to themselves THEY LOOK
UPON THE UNKNOWN, make up Your mind thai
you will not act in the presence of the unknown in
the presence of the NEW IDEA as these monkeys act
when they the woman.
Keep your mind open to all that
S new
Give everything a hearing
Never believe a thing S false or
bad because you have not seen it or
heard It before
And remember what Napoleon
sad when they praised hin1tor cross
ng the Alps n. Winter
Il deseyVe no byalse Tor crossing Aie llbs But
do deseyee praise fer not 5eeaig The fools 7oho said
comd tot BE- done
prove all things, hold fast that which is good"
Don't be afraid of the unknown Everything that we
have worth while to-day unknown few wears
few centuries ago, from The wheebarrow to the
flying machine.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-22

This Weird Picture of The Monkeys That See Woman
for the First Time Is Excellent illustration of That
Wonder and Dread Nth Which Weak Minds Always Greet
the UnknoUn.
The Chattering Monkeys Look tthe Kneeting Woman
in SURPRISE Curiosity, Hall in Fear She Is Unreal
impossible Strange and Unbelievable Them And Yet,
Every Scientist Knows the Woman and the Man Are the
Natural Outcome and Grouth of the Short Legged Long
Armed Lou Bro1ued Monkey How Many OF Us Look Upon
That Which Is Natural and Inevitable with the Ignorant
Fear OF These Monkeys That First See Woman?
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-22

terest or instruct those to whom you write.
The picture al the top of this page published be-
cause it will FIX ATTENTION.
Nobody will pass this picture without glance of
inquiry,
The woman kneels upon the sand, controlling the
fire she has created and the monkeys bewidered and
puzzled, look at her, very much as we human beings
look at this picture.
We are as yet not so very far from those mon
keys, with their wrinked foreheads and their long
The artist who made this picture calls it "The
Unknown"
What ideas were in HIS mind when he presented
the woman surrounded by the monkeys do not
know. And we do not very much care.
We this picture to call your attention to the
fact that the monkey like the man, is filled with
der surprise, curiosity and INCREDULITY when he
confronts that which i new to him.
Even though the object presented to his sight may
be natural inevitable, the product of growth, ignorant
monkey or ignorant man will say, 'No that cannot
be- 1t is unreal, unnatural, don't believe it,
The monkeys look at the woman with her smooth
skin free from fur, and her long hair and her white
face. and the eyes that big, and the forehead
smooth and straight and the power that shows in the
face and the development of the body-and they say:
"That cannot be- To them It seems too much like
monkey TO be unreal, and too much UNLIKE A MON
KEY TO BE REAL. 1t i an imposslblity false and
absurd
Readers, as the stands among the monkeys
so NEW idea stands among human beings in general
Many OF us contemplate idea as a monkey
contemplates human being.
The human being is ahead of the monkey-al-
though il is according to scientists the descendant and
the direct result of the monkey.
The new idea is ahead of human beings, and be-
vvders them although it is the result of the energies
and antecedents Of human beings
Monkeys and alike frightened and Of
Tended by that which is strange to them--and they
want ii removed
If you saw these monkeys and you could talk the
monkey language you would say them: Poor lit
lie monkeys. why don't you recognize something bet
Ter than yourselves when you IL Why don't you
go up and talk this lady and shake hands with her,
r she will let you and find out that il is possible for
tvvo.legged beings to be nhnel, above you and all
of your conceptions!
why don't you cast ASIDE your suspicious and
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-22

EADERS, in all the writing that men
do just three things are important.
First, YOU must attract attention.
Second, you must make your
meaning clear.
Third, you must convince, or in