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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-07-26

We are authorized to announce the candi-
dacy of DR.. r. T. Nichols, for representative
of the l23rd district subject TO the democratic
VOTERS Mt the primary on August q. 1912.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-07-26
NOR. REPRESENTATIVE

To the voters of Seward county; hereby
announce that am a candldate for represent
tative OF the l23rd district, subject to the VIII
Of the Republican party at the August Pri-
mary. L. W. HUBBARD
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
Ns1ice sf Sale Of Real Estate

State OF Colorado,
County Of tiunnison,
In the County Court in Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
william Mebber. Deceased.
Peter Piloni. Administrator.
BY virtue Of an order and decree Of the
County Court in Probate Tor the County Of
Gunnison. state 0f Colorado. made and en-
tered on the 9Th day of July A. u 1872. On the
petition of the undersigned administrator Of
the estate Of william Netber, deceased, 1
shall on saturday. September 7th, A u. t1l2,
at the hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day offer for sale at private sale at
the Office of the County Judge in the County
Court House In the Town Of Gunnison
County of GunuisOn and state Of Colorado,
the following described real estate, to-wit;
The North bali Of the North hast Quarter
of >ecton Eleven. the North Hail Of the
North West Quarter and the North West
Quarter Of the North East Quarter of ss-ction
West Quarter and the south West Quarter 0f
Township Fifteen south Of Range Eighty
Meridian. together with all water and water
thereon for the purpose of irrigation. On
than the appraised value which j. siuutn,
for cash in hand.
Dated ut Gunnison, Colorado. this 18th day
Of August. 1872.
PFTER PlLONI. Administrator
of the Estate of William " Nebiet Deceased.
First pub August rs. last pub. sept 8, 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
Nstice Of Final Settlement and Deter
nination Of HensAip


In the Matter Of the Estate Of William Web
her. Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That IN Monday, the
18th day of Seften bsr A. y. 1912, At the hour of
40 m. of said day, the same being one n the
regular DAYS of the sept Term of the COUNTY
Court of Gunnison county, in the state of
Colorado. ]. Peter Piloui, Adninistratur Of
said Estate. will appear before the Judge Of
said curt, present my final settlement a. such
Administrs,or. pray tire approval Of same. and
will then ash 10 b. discharged as such Admin
istrator. At which time and place AIRY person
in interest may appear aud present objections
Ia the same. il any therr he.
And Further Notice IL Hereby Given. That at
hear proofs conce ruihF the heirs of said de
Lena Monson, claimant heir 81 Law of
said deces sed, heretofore filed herein. asking
for Judicial ascerta.Jment and determina-
ton II the heirship If said estate. and from
which il appears that said Lena Monson,
Alice Pilori, Albert Nebber. Bessie Nebber.
and James Webber are heirs of said decessef-
Now. Therefore. Any and all persons who are
or Who claim 10 be heirs at law of sri1 VIII
liam Webber. decreased, are hereby required to
be and appear therest. abide the determina-
tsOa of the Court thereon.
Dated at Gunnisou- Colorado. this 18th day
Of August A. d 1872
PGTER PILONI. Administrator
al the Estate of William Nebber. Decea ased-
f. u NorRsE, Attorney.
First pub. August 1s; last pub. Sept. Is, 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
GAMO OaU

c. l.. B.xaa.eT A.s seE.-n~d %
Ssa.esses
I'd GesdE,ct be- soeepsed ea.p.es-
Hsens an the car shops.
ID y R.chsEd-sa nsae a "Trip ~
fT5m Csmsrsua ths- w~ex
es~o Day, esnasasss grievances
man. s.~ IN GsaHiso.. this ~eck
Ar and Mr. Chester Trev.Essel
and bshy have pesurp~a 10 Lslta
AecesD,~us a l.. Csa.passl issse-
n . re d~ys fsr . TRIP Is tke E-.s;
Cesdscses h D. SA~w II Soserses
sysss srvsrsl days 10 Guassssn shss
sssk
G n Cotrr Il Pszss. Tesas. sus.s-
ed this wssk W spsnd sevseal months
w'sk Las neplew, N Cotss.
sept Z. C. TssEyca spsas srsss-
q dove u Crosses sAs UssA. -
vrsssasd 70 hoatre.s Yesterday.
The ssslsesd ussa's dsa@ wisl h.
given ss the La yeta hessl ssssssd
II woedasea hall, - sos~srly en-
posnced-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

A communication from G. A. Sut-
ton, formerly ''the only honest dwell
er on Alder Creek, brings the news
that he has gone back TO his first
love" mining. He is pow in the
Pnkin country. When Charley
Sutton lived on Alder Creek he was
the only inbabitant Nuff Ced.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16


Se.stos ior the lsssg term
In sesectina a nomiaee q. the sep
teHsber primaries for the Jssted
states sesatorship from Colorado.
voters should tesr IN mind that II ir
% their Interests to select a man who
is Thoroughly IN touch with the ws-esbe
90 the state. There ~ ne more im-
port ANT office than this. aud the man
who reIsesests Colorado at y ash
ingtoa should he obs who has been
CLOSELY ideBtit,ed with the devclop-
nient of the state.
tN-SoNeraor Alya Adams of
fuebio. candidate ior the Democratic
nomination for the hong term of
lnited States senate. is just such a
man. His long. active business
career In the state has been most
successfui, aud his ADMINISTRATIONS
IN the capital building have been
mosiei- becaus ~ their efticiency and
hBsiBe~siIke conduct. Three timcs
the people of this state have voted
him into the governors chair. and
they have never once found that ti.eir
confidence in him was misplaced in
any degree.
AT the Democratic state Assembly
Governor Adams wac the over
whelmiBg choice Of the majority OF
delegates for the Office he now seeks,
his vote being almost double that oi
his nearest opponent. This shows
the esteem and confidence in which
he is held by the Democrats over the
state.
His nomination ON September 10 st
the primary election as the candidate
OF his party Tor the long term sena-
torship would mean that Colorado
would have at Washington a repre-
sentative who knows Colorado, and
whose every interest IL In this state
ON his record, both ms a business
man and as Governor, he solicits the
support of the voters of his state IN
his candidacy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

NJ E. Church. Sunday, August lS.
1000 q. m Sunday School
1000 a. m. Normal class.
1000 a m Alpha Adult Bible
Class, in lecture room. A cordial
welcome to strangers. - .
Hoo a m. Morning services and
worship. Special solos
100 p. m. Epworth League.
800 p. m. Bible School. A
special study. Bring your Bibles.
A cordial welcome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
c6l0TG0 T.
q eoDeU~s.

What was the natter with the fel
bow? Could 10 have sent for me
merely 10 ass that question. insisting
On privacy There must surely be
some hidden purpose behind this Yet
SO. there Sas no betrayal in the
mans face. His eyes had an angry
&leam in them. and his words were
sho, at me in deadly earnest
The lieutenant" I repeated. not
prepared for a direct reply Why, 1
hardly know-curiesity largely"
He stared a. me in manifest unbe.
lief
What do you expect 10 gain BY
lying?" he exclaimed sullenly. You
saw him. no doubt. or you would not
have asked what you did"
Certainly I saw him." more deeply
puzzled than before at his insistence.
THAT was what aroused nay interest.
He seemed such q mere Lad as he rode
past and later I heard his voice,
the voice Of q boy"
War that all?"
"An! What else could you sup
pose' n was dark, only a little CLEAN
ei moon revealed outlines. l couldn Z
distinguish the face, but when he fail.
ID to appear after the fight I remem-
eered him, and was afraid he had
been hurt. Nov l want to know
what you mean. Who was the lad?"
He had seated himself On the
stump. and WAS leaning forward, his
1ace hidden from the light of the fire.
We'll, go on thea" he returned
onally. '1f thats ell you saw Of him
Ms an right"
No. it's net aA right" I Insisted,
esousel ~ his pecu1iar actions. what
= al this mystery about? You told
Ne yeu didn't know the man"
Il said I hadn't seen him, that We
oOined Delavan after dark" he cor.
sected sharply. "But you needn't try
to interview me, Major Lawrence,
stiffening with anger, for l haven't
anything to say to q spy and leader
q guerillas."
you requested this interview; how.
ever, II you are satisfied l am, and
you can return to your men. Shall
call the guard?"
He besitated q moment but what.
Sver It was which had first inspired
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
Cssd e Thaa|ks

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks TO the kind friends and
neighbors who were so good TO us
during the illness and death of our
beloved husband, father and cousin
MRs. ALBEIT ZwEIFEL,
Mr.. LAS. FERRENs,
Ma. AND MRs. G. A. TREvARTHEN,
MISS NELLIE FfRRENs,
Mr.. GABE DURsT.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

The Endher saw mill ct Kebler
pass began operations this week vith
Foreman Nelson in charge. About
twelve men are ompllyed. Harry
Endner accompanied the party 70
assist in starting work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
s@sSxS,II93&E
tCoussIsed iron peg 81

Pie cleared ~ throat eviaestly
uncertain hoe - 70 exppees htnsslf
Why did 30 90 % many aues-
tions about I1lassns heutenant9" he
began sulleuly. What Were yos try.
fng to fiad ouxf~
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Under Sheriff Dan Lehan went to
Pitkin Monday and down the river
yesterday TO subpoena Jurors for the
September term of district court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
Wsslsl

All who will board or room Nor
NAL students, or do both, TO notify
me at once. Our list is being com
piled now. EVA CARPENTER,
1884 Secretary Normal School
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mr. and Mrs 7. O'Leary enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening
Their guests were Mrs. Spriee
Shsckleford and da~ehter, Miss
Lila, Of Grand junction, Harry
Allen Of Denver and Mu. Cara
Parsons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Sheriff Pat Hanlon returned from
Crested Butte TUESDAY where he
went to serve papers and left Wednes-
day for Salida on official business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
- NuIhk - GsB

ofhes.slr st the fs<oss Sssse ksg
s..sesa.ssa ansssaas shss ~ DGny
" 90 o-zysssi "a chs tss.As n fus1he
b pss eli a~ards d pss0ss@D
prsmpsly. and ts f~z the lasOsn -
s-,sss.ol ever nesd IN tas snaB-
sso.nisIn Eeesos " pro@sssd -
Sepsekisss le 70 81
Ihe Ps<t,s0 Cksasees Il C<s9msD
preps~e~ ~ plsa~ shs pstas sshsens
si the Calssado SssAe Fer 90 -
hIbss.ol ai dsAsses, osher ssaae 61D
10 eumPete Against hke exhsksss -
prizes.
A nee depsrsmeai be- tsss 49,
this yess. ~ksch u dsvesed ssssssv
TO womeas wori Il sill caogsiD
s~edi< sesk end fancy susa -
ESQ N ps'ass .sll ~ G,sss -
ChiIdssa usdss II yssss Il - -
co@psss IN a spsCssl cis.s end -
sse prsmisss fos sork 49, -
childrea hstwssa tse sGes Il II -
Is years.
A COATES, snoaG cos esrls q Osae
rsdo ssd adjoining ssases ts -
championship II the world hes -
arranged The beef rider Gill -
csive . prize of tl0o, secoaA 80,
and third $40 The race will -
Eve relays Of half q mile sscA.
Special prizes donated by meschssss
Of Pueblo are added 10 the liss ior
this event
Information concerning pss~isus
can he had Of A. L. Price, secsetssy
Of the fair association, with bod
quarters in the Central Blmk,
Pueblo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Household Furniture, and
hole kitchen stove for sale. Call ON
Mrs Costalin, Pine street. 33p
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
Rev W. q. Mcdonnell minister.
Sunday scho, at 10 a. m
Preaching at u a m. and s p. m.
Morning theme The Submerged
Reefs"
Evening theme "The Law Bless
ing"
Christian Endeavor at 700 p. m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mrs. A. G CLARK plesssntly enter
tanned thirty friends ., bridge Tees
dsv afternoon Mrs Cara Parsons
and Mrs. j A. Steele assisted her in
serving a delicious luncheon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Old papers for sale at tlis Office
at 25e per hundred.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

Mr. and Mrs. +. W Mckenney a
La Sale, Colo, are visiting thsss
daughter, Mrs Maade Gregory of
Parllns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
= Nol(lEyv

hlss Masde ESTES entertained ai
dinner "Wednesday evening IN honor
Of Miss Lila SHACK leford.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

"Wednesday afternoon, Mrs Clark
assisted by Mrs. j A. Steele, Mrs
Mary A. Lawrenre and Mics Stella
Murray entertained ct Five Hundred.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16
0OsA Hslicss

Rev j. u Dennis, archdeacon,
will hold services in the Episcopal
church SUNDAY Avg. Is. There
will he communion ct 8 a m. and
5 p. m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-16

tContinued Next Week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
WEDDING

come in2 How is il to end for you
Suppose the man is handsome anu
q fascinating stranger, or man " NJ
is rich or belongs to more Idsh-
ionabIe circle in life than you DO anu
he tells YOU that for some reason,
with which YOU must not bother your
r,r-+rv little head. he can't puolfcly
loarr- vou now, but that you'll pc
secretly married and after while ne
win come back and get his DARING
little wife.
Don't YOU know that honorable men
5o-'+ WOO their wives is that way
and that such q man never mas the
slightest intention of doing you any
thing but -harm2 There is no earthly
reason why any man VINO Is z ana
sree can't proclaim to the world any
marriage that he is capable OF Legally
making. and the mere fact tnat ne
wants 10 keep a marriage secret should
be warning enough TO any girl
suppose the man urges 2 Secrel
m a rrfa &c because nc says he IS. TOO
Docr to marry. VIII keeping II in Sc
cret help him 20 make money W III
meeting him around queer places 90
ANYTHING but ruin your good name
Inst tell such q man what cad ana
coward Won think he IS 10 be wiling
TO sacrifice YOU for his own pleasure,
for if he had one drop Of manhood
IN him he would roll up his sleeves
and work with such energy and pur-
nose that he wouldn't have 10 ask the
girl to marry him secretly but could
do Ct I'm the face of the world Ana
he would wait until ne could support
q wife before ne married her
Sunpose the man pleads with you
20 marry him secretly because your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
VALLEY TEACHERS IN
SESSION IN CLOVIS
Officers Are Elected and 4
Number of Addresses
Delivered.

Clovis. Feb 26-The Pecos Valley
Teachers association is in session
here The attendance is good. the ter
ritory OF the association being well
represented Supt NJ. n. Brasner OF
the Roswell schools talked OF the
teaching Of agriculture III the pubic
schools Of New Mexico
s banquet was rendered the visit
ing teachers at the Harvey house.
Plates were laid FOR nearly 100 guests
and it was a brilliant affair DIS G.
VI. Light OF Silver CITY. and Frank
%. II. Roberts. Of Las Vegas. were the
guests of honor, ard Or. Light de
llVered the principal address OF the
evening This was followed by short
e. addresses by DIT. Roberts and
others
The officers were elected for tho
ensuing year and sUpt. L. c. Mers-
elected president. and Miss huyken-
dali. OF Carlsbad. secretary. From the
invitation extended the association as
meeting place next year, Artesla
was selected and the selection was
later made unanimous.
The principal address Of the morn
inS's session was the address OF state
superintendent Alvan y. White, who
only arrived on an early train
The mothers OF the territory repre-
Sented by the Teachers association.
have organized the Federation OF
Home and School assOcta tons for the
tended by more than 50 representa-
tive women, beside number OF men.
Mrs Nd. u. Swearirgiu. the president
OF the local organization. called the
meeting TO order. after which Mrs W
O. OLDHAM. Of Portales- was elected
president Of the fedora ton. and Mrs
J. T. Lidington. Of Clovis, secretary
After prayer by Rev. Columbus y
Clark. Mrs. j.. D. Swearingin deliV-
cred an address of welcome. whicn
was responded 70 by Mrs Nixon. OF
Pcrtales. Mrs Austin. or Portal si
Mrs DowinC and Mrs. Massey. Of Go
Wis. a committee appointed for thar
purpose. reported constitution and by
laws for the organization The or
gani@ation declared itself an auxiliary
10 the Pecos Valley Teachers aSsocia-
tiou and viii meet at the same time
and place with the Teachers assocla-
tic1.
National field worker Stokes and
wife Of the National W c. T L. or
ganizatfon are in Clovis and ad-
dressed the Pecos Valley Teachers as
ISOLATION on Scientific Temperance
On Monday evening she viii address
2 general mass meeting
Dr. Gass, state missionary secretary
for the Presbyterian church or New
Mexico and Arizona. spent day I'D
Clovis. comforting with that cOngre-
cation on church matters
Rev ". A. Nichols. field worker LOT
the Chldren's Home society. with
headquarters at Albuquerque, Is IN the
city for several days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
SIXTY THREE LEGAL
PAPERS IN ONE DAY
Tombstone County Record
er's Office Overwhelmed
With Instruments

Tombstone. ARK. Feb s6-In ore
day liz the county recorders office GO
instruments have been riicd Jha lars-
est number TO ne handled IN that e.
flee In one day for number Of years,
ana lr viii take several DAYS orl.
on the part Hf th' Gc91,ies - re-or5
the instruments Dc fore they C~p be
returned TO their respective owners
Among the Instruments filed were
10 mining locations of claims stu
aled ~ the IevlS mining district
SIX mining deeds Involving property
in the Tevis district and one i'm
Inc clioWstone district The pat
e0t from the United states to tne cal
umet q Arizona Mining company fur
the April Fool claim i'm the Warren
district was also recorded. There were
two ARTICLES or incOrpOrarion-tha OF
the Boston Mexico Mines comDsnv
with D. A. Richardson and Frank W
Doan- and NJ +. Babicht as incorDor-
aJOrs and Incorporated for S2.50i OOa.
oiylded into 500. 900 shares at q psr
Nalue or 30 TIE other was the Far
merS OF and Development ron1osuv
VIII WIN me principal place o. business at
CLERK James OF the SUPERIOR court
IS a present unable 10 make any dis
position Wiz -nose who are apnlvine
LOT their flrst papers TO become citi-
@ehS OF the United States The old
appHcat'on blanks AMI records were
tle property OF the United States
court and We're packed for shinnIent
80 tnat tfere Is no way at present to
ME the applications While the su-
perIer court is given the authority 10
iaudle such matters. the officials at
the present time have received no Of
neal notice from the authorities to
proceed in the matter. lit is expected
shortly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
TULAR0SA BANK MAY
SOON BE REOPENED

TuIarosa. y. NJ. Feb. 26.-Ths Citi-
zens' state bank. which was closed
after being robbed - bandits. may
be shortly reOpened- Business men OF
the town are back of 4 movement 10
have the bank resume business There
is as Vet no clue 90 the robbers
Dependency over in health. the re-
suit OF cancer in the mouth, IS the
reason assigned for the tragic death
% F. r. Guuton, secretary and treas
urer ~ the J. y Prude Mercantl-e
compau-. who ended bis own life. Tt
IS believed by Air Gunton's friends
that his Illness affected his mind
Mrs Gunton. who has been critically
i'm Stree tho tragedy. is improving.
The government has shipped in
carload of fIour TO this place and the
indians have been hauling If to Mes
c. W. Davenport is here from Hon
Mr. Mitchell has leased the N; 3
Rogers homestead FOR his cows. which
he had shipped from Navada Mo
THE residence Of Mrs WolgOmm outh
is completed. excepting the painting.
Mrs Ida Roberts. whose home is in
TexoIa Okla. is here from Oscura,
where she has been visiting her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and 1rS- Jack Crayens.
Many or the town people are busy
putting ont fruit and shade trees
H. r. Kellogg. Of Alamogordo, has
p position as book, eper FOR the J.
w PrUde Mercantile COMPANY Ny
Kellogg was ore time a teacher in the
p0 FrsrL1 Maxweu. tax assessor OF
Otero county. was here from Alamo
Mr. PITCHER and daughter. Marie.
spent dav in Alamogordo looking
after buSiress interests
F. s Dainles has returned from
Andrew Prude is putting in onions
as an governmental crop
John Cravcus is back from Three
r, $. Upton. county superintendent.
is hove from AlamOgorCo visiting Jne
public S~hool.
TIE Relief corps met at the home
Of Mrs. Edva Hastings
Mrs r. z lewis eEoects 70 iedNe
soon for California where she VIII
make her home. Her husband Will
remain here until he proves up on MIS-
homestead.
looking after business
This section OF the country Is eN-
perienci7g some cold. rainy weather.
The dance given Friday night NJ
WOcdmar 1-sll by Neil Hism and VIII
lie Lumbley was one OF lhe so0ia1
those nrasent were Misses Nora
Carr. .IIaIlie Lealie. Annie i-um oieN'
Pearl and Myrtle watson. MIS- %
tor Misses Ruth ard Dela PoJor' MAI
gurate Reagon. MIS- 49a - - -
ma and Hattie Hunter, Alice furnace,
Pearl HYDE. Fannie Swat and Claud
Swat Tommy Jackson. Nll bo,tIILe'
Bud Carr. Cuba Clayton, Henry mar
ris. Everte Upton. VII 51,.- ~,
T R. Howell. Fred crosby, marie
Wingfield Holden. Ed and ERIE lice
SON Willie Lrmbley, Nell Hism' Alien
and John Cravens-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
MOVING HOUSES TO
MIAMI FROM GLOBE
Miami Couple Return from
FL PasO-Branch Steam
Laundry.

Miami Ariz-. Feb. 26-ContractOr A.
A. Forrest. Of Globe and Miami an
uoUnces that he has six houses in
Globe 20 move TO Miami and one store
building. lie has moved the F. L.
Smith dwelling from north Broad
street. GLOBE. TO the corner Of Live
Oaks street and Miami avenue. This
was a one story building, 22X64 feet,
containing five rooms
The alterations in the Palace hotel.
on the corner of Railroad avenue and
Miami avenue, have been completed
oy contractor Wilson, and ii is now
Nr and Mrs. Clas Davis, who were
the first couple 10 be married in the
new town Of Miami. have returned
here from FL PasO. where they have
been making their home with AR Da-
viS's father. John H. Davis, the pIO-
Ueer settler Of Miami. Mr.. and Mrs
LAWS viii occupy their dwelling in
DaviSville and ne viii devote his at
tention 10 looking after the business
interests Of his father and himself
Fred Green has enlarged the size OF
his store on Miami avenue by moving
the partition back p feet and has in
stalled a new lighting system.
The Sanitary Steam laundry. OF
branch I'm Miami Supt Elkins has a
wagon making daily trips to Miami
and realizes that with the present
rapid growth or the town il would be
much cheaper and better 10 have a
branch located here
10 is reported that the new N A.
Graham building. now under cOnstruc-
tiOu on sullivan street. viii be built
for a first class bakery and rented.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26
A SURE WAY TO BE UNPOPULAR

position. and who talks continually
of what people have said about her
in a laudatOry Way-tnese are the men
and women who never know the nap
piness which real friendship brings :.
because they awaken an SutaSonistlc
feeling in the breast Of the most no
ersl by their self Centered ideas ana
thelr insufferabIe conceit-
Let anothers voice praise thee ana
NOT thine own mouth
1t is not necessary for the beauty
TO DENY her beauty That would be
a foolish pretense. But she can adroll- -
lv change the conversation when II
becomes too personal. and she can re-
train from all mention OF her own
consciousness OF IL. And she can ar
ford to he most liberal in her praise
OF other wOmen's charms IL VIII IN =
terest her listeners far more than II
she recounts her own triumphS- Just
as the woman with the beautiful voice
can afford to compliment another
singer: and the woman with nrllllan
mental gifts can laUd another's intel
1ectua1 achievements without detracS-
ing from her own values
Beauty. talents, accompHshme
all sneak for them selves and the pos
SCISSORS of them do not need TO cali the
attention Of the world TO these Valu-
able assets
They lessen the worth Of their value
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