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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

dAI AAA ing lily SNA nv
TO HELP LABOR LEADERS
Lawrence, Mass, Aug. 3d.
The indictment of William M,
Wood, head of the Wool Trust
for conspiracy in connection with
the planting of dynamite during
the strike here, will have a
decided effect on the coming trials
for murder of the strike leaders.
Joe Ettor and Arturo Giovannitti.
The two strike leaders are held
for the murder of Annie Lopizzi.
She was slain by a bullet fired by
a policeman during riot in the
street. The prosecution charges
Ettor and Giovannitti with hav-
ing caused the riot by their in
flammatory speeches, and thus
murdered" Annie Lopizzo. :
Ettor and Giovannitti have
been in jail awaiting trial since
January 9.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-28

The New Year was hire MANY
ushered IN w'th warth Y, dark
shout OF wei haired men went
cornell from house tc
house on New Years morn ito take
the New Year in, receiving gift of
liquor or money from each host. In
Scotland this "first-footing" was q
ceremony of much importance; and
SO universal was the custom of visit
ing from house to house that a cen
tury ago, in Edinburgh, the streets
we're more throngel from II to / in
the New Years morning than at mid
day. AS it was deemed unlucky to
enter q house empt y-handed. the visi
tors bore with them cakes, cheese
and bowls or kettles of hot pint As
parties of friends met in the streets
they exchanged cakes and buns and
slipped each others drink.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-28
CASTING Up Accounts.

With the dawning of the new year,
let us stop for q moment and invoice
uur life for the past twelve months,
much as the merchant invoices his
goods Retire to your room alone.
look over the books and see how they
balance Do they show that trade has
heen good, that people have come to
look daily for loving words, sympa-
thy, and kind acts, and received
them? Or do they show the oppo-
site? If So let lis order new stock
of goods this year from the Heavenly
Firm, clean, pure, up-to date stock
Then, remembering we are working
for the best firm. let us keep busy
each day. And people will buy. if
they see the goods are pure, whole
some and beautiful Let each one
resolve that the year 1913, shall be
consecrated to the helping in some
way every one we meet every day in
the year.-Sunshine.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-28

The heather god Janus. Yet these
English settlers came from a land
where New Years Eve and New
Years Day were second in Importance
and in domestic observance only tc
Christmas.
No English holiday was of much
account that was not observed with
flowing bowl On New Years Eve the
wassail bowl was filed with spiced
ale and drunk in families, and poorer
folk tied bowl with ribbons and
begged for money for ale to fill and
refill the bowl, singing:
Wasssil wassail all over the town.
Our toast it is white our ale it is brown;
Our bowl it is made of maplin tree,
We be good fellows all, I drink to thee.
In some parts of England the old
year is swept out" by men and boys
with blackened faces dressed to rep
resent sweeps, in others it is burned
out" with honfres Sometimes it is
rung out with muffled bells that are
unmuff1ed and rung clear after -
o'clock
In Derbyshire when the clock struck
II the house door was thrown open
as for an honored guest, and the
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-28

New Year was
ushered in with 3
shout of wei
comel" and the
first human in
conner was watch.
ed for with much
eagerness, a WON
an visitor being
thought - rather
ungallantly to
bring ill-luck; q
light-h aired man
was also regarded
with much dis
favor. In Lanca-
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-28
About this Time

q Some men swear off for New
Years day, and some among the
bills forget the "off' part Of it.
g Some men wear suspenders which
fair hands have decorated and
thank heaven that tailors invented
waistcoats.
q Some generous women are won
dering why their husbands new
smoking jacket smells like a singed
boiled dinner.
q Some men are in the cellar fitting
the gay bands of wife's holiday
cigars lahoriously upon surrepti-
tious substitutes and meditating on
the rubber industry.
q Some girls are wondering whether
he gave her the ring this year, and
whether he considers THAT
Christmas gift.
G Some neighhors are wishing that
little Willie might wax in strength;
he can't hit the head of the drum
quite hard enough yet.
g Some little maids know more
than they did about the internal
anatomy Of dolls and woolly lambs,
and weep amid the sawoust.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-28

a-~ - -
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-28
The New Year.

Who knows what opportunity may
come to us this year? Let us live in
3 great spirit, then we shall be ready
for a great occasion.-Dean Hodges,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
3Oslc npe Smaaifriiter.

;. Zen ipngenoe gDdngelnt". Gor.
teninger al SonfeDs Gin. BED
@.B.9onien. 30 Si0er. Bris &c.
y SdIifin / 6iemmet". 6ortGlling
Of %. b. 8. q Sioer. gris 4c.
en- inOiif 9ornebuitru". 5ortaIt
al Sauna Hbiem, 2arerinOe /
Snoien. "a Siber. Bris &c.
.2ipets QGoeliten." 9f Beatrice %.
Sorbmo, Waisiioner | Spoinoi-
en-. 8oa Danif oe0 Sobanneglo
enfelot. "a. Si0er. gris. Sc.
geroens-W 81 siions. aonferencen /
e~oingburgb" peo Z. 2sgitrup,
Sogneprpit / Npbore. 80 StOer.
9ris 10 Cts.
arbeioerne oe airfen". III Pditor
;. ID. Sobolin, Sefreter PED
Snore Misiion. II Si0er. gris
90 Cts.
IGe iefs Smnaifriiter tiliammen
portofrit tilienot for 30 Gts.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. Sou e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
Se 1jemlpie.

Zen 10. 2Ipr. iuOebolOer aaOe 30
litifen~ % udiget" leOerOe Artit.
Ter ON Sagen.
nFolitifen@ ~illltter jim 9etuogt-
ming nleo felgertoe Or0: Get er en-
a%lmiuOelig 5iegel, Der otttepes iffe
blot al retlige, men ogiaa al bu-
name 9enign, at epboer Gerion,
Der er ig0t mOenior oct cioiliiereoe
SamfunO, aloa Bope en- Stat, loni
ban tan boloe iig til, % 5Oorira
Dan life fan u0oiies. 5 giuagel al
aitOen OrouHlg nIaa oenne Stat
pore 6eOeftaten, % for De bieul-
lsie yeor0ilespigeres geotommen0e
er bette Observation-Disclosures
@uIlfe @runoe Der M errO ira
init SiOe fan a%nferes tnoO at mo-
turulfiere oisie biemlgie 9~tor0iles-
uigere, cen Ling er giOet: eiter al
milrOelig International Retsopfattel-
ie laoer Oct Jig life foripare at neg-
te nogeH cen naturlige 0iemite0s-
ret, iOm 6sosIen gioer. 9tetop paa
al giutu0ens mango IN.
ternatIonaIe auIturbeitr9bel er to
ger oct Jig 0o6beIt grelt no, at Der
/ nIoOerl1e blunlane 9ietsitater ooer-
fan efs1tere ct 9jemIgs.
be0sipgrgsmoal.
@tun maa oerior bdo6e, at
0piflanO oil benptte S~eilig9eoen til
at 6ringe Sagen no al 9erOen.
Sfer bet life, oil bet betDoe M llro
% M ~llifffer9eo.
0len ferit o. fremmeit: 1000
Berioner 6ergoes en- al De Menne.
TferettigbeOer, iom i cipiIbepeOe
ellers / 9eglen erboerpes
neO 6goslen: Retten til at baoe
Il 5qOrelnno. % at Gpifian0s
og anieelie fife ret oel laoer
.ig forene meo, at Der ~inOenfor bets
aanOOmroooe 9erifer iaaoonne iii
er netop ! De iiOite Gage
Iogt tDOeIigt nof ira inf Si0e.~
oRigets" artifel err en- long Be
of be biemlsies retlige
5tiaing og en- aritif al ben preus-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOLO
Gen tpife 9etpugtningsmoa-
Be er life alene | bei @rao eniioig"
ifriper oct aniete feben6apnffe
8ln61 n6en er tilne0 ganite blot
tet for Sons for Spsrgsmnalets
praftiife og retfproige 2ssnine."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
@abs GsbOlm.

Gen IS. april ifuloe Wnos @g-
bolm 6ube tiltrnnot Be tolp Tigers
Qfrreiftrdf i amtsretsfGngslet |
.Slespig. Gen biemf6ie bar ! bette
gjemeo benbenot fig til &egerings-
p~r9iioenten pln at feroe 6um 9ieiie-
penge; ieIo er ban 10 iuu fottig, at
ban intet eier, og 6ons genner ae-
ter life at poe Bonn Sj9lp til en-
ianDon gieiie 5or 6prigt foar Di
at lie, ON ben preusiiife Heserines-
|prpiioent ffuIoe bane Billie til at
laoe Mo0s Ggbolm transporter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
9e9iemlpie.
6n 6etition til ben tgite HissOa8
33,125 llnoerifrifter.

6or of gioe Den norOllesuiglfe
9efoIfning 9eiligbeO til at uotole
lin Mening ON 6orf6lgelierne al
DE biemleie bleo Der oeo 8oaifetfO
uoieu0t en- Betttbon oper belle georo-
ile5oig til 5noiomling al l1noer.
lfrifter. 0enl1e 9etition er M
ifogoaet til Den tnife GigsOo9 for-
ipnet meo 1925 ltHoerifrifter.
Betitionen begpuoer iouIeOes:
nSiI
DEN 6ee Gig8Oag.
lln6ertegneoe iuIompnoige tpife
Statsborgere beoer berpeO nr6p-
Digit ben beie Riesoag ON at opta-
ge en- 9~eitemmeIie / 9ooen ON Rigs-
og observation-disclosures, iom ORC.
rer De biemleies itutsborgerIige
StiIling.
Der fiuoes ifl. officieIle angiDel.
ier benoeo 1000 6iemISie / Noro.
ilespig. De er ale fsot / Srrolon.
oct, poo foa llrotngelier tter al Mts.
ore, IIom in0tiI 6eres @iftemaal oar
I geli0Oelie al BEN tpife og preus.
Iiite Statsborgerret. Dc err enooi-
oere allie opoofIeoe / SnOIouoet,
far uoen llnotogelie beisgt tDIfe
Sfoler og er fnntteoe til Dor 9ouos.
6el meS itprte SIegtitubsbaono. "
geb l1nOerifrifternes antal er
bette en- ian pegtig Menigstilfen0e.
giDeIIe. at Der pil bIipe lagt Nprfe
til oen oaioo I areOie / Epitlan0,
bDor man bi0til life bar ifnirfet
SienIes6eog pergsmonIe i%ortient
0pmprfiomheo, mener .Mm."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
I'll Sn6ianermi 8 ionen:

Ser fuitteret, ie abl. 0r. tS =. Observation-Disclosures.
8ebiter 8robes. 0fo, Ssn0ogsffolens 5eo%ningemisif
Omatonno, Mint, OoerifitO fra Suletr9et / ct. Eetri
0Rgb. $t.85; 6s0iesoasspenge ira Ssnoo9stolen 81
8eneoa, Mir1., @o0tboob aof. 80. -. ........
grtib, Colo, 9ooTfeoffer puo Chen g5er ..........
0es N1oines, ga, u. e. Gielien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Off Sorn, So, 9oit. 9. u. 9otrien 90 Slitrn ammo.
airgite0, Sn, Mrs. Sergen Senien, :. 10. @lenenien,
fr9rI~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
gSes cr en- iimpel SOnbcmano".

oSeg or ell iimpel 8Onormano".
6elger0e meooeles iom ct Stpffe
Notwithstanding:
Zen -. 6ebrlpar bIeo ser peo
Re0oing 9iiiooerret ioubanolet en-
Sog moo fire 4rbei0smpuo ira
@rom6p. De par anfIageoe FOR at
boDe iunaet Ger er ct pnOigt
2ano~; men UNDER 6orbarOIingen
maotte man frofaI0e 0enne Eoo.
itano. 0erinroo ittorGmmeOe De an.
flogeoe at bape innget Oe f6rine
Beers of Naos 9aniens fen0te 2oftO.
monogang Seq er en- iinpeI 9on-
oemdnO~. 9e bapoe fife iungetSon.
gen til Gnoe, 0a Be life bupoe bait
Songbeger Dos fig % life fepote
belle Soneen itOefoo.
iii Sro0s for. at BEN paogelOen.
De Gang err aIoeles upolitiif, o.
ifent ibOite 9ers, BET eneite, 5oori
0roene ~5ra5eo@ % 6GOrelmto"
iorefomtter. life par blepet iui1get.
anorog 2lmtso6ootaten paa at op.
retboI0e BEN 9soe poa 8 Ntarf, iom
De paagpl0cnoe par blepen ifenot.
% Retten - off uo ooer 9mt5.
~o0oofatens Altoraaenoe % ioemte
0e onflngeoe bper Ell 9soe pna 20
Uforf. Retten, me0 amtsOommer
aniage iOm 6ornfan0, nroeriegte
fife Sogen nnrmere. men benbol0t
.ii1 til, at - 9rofesior q. Sebre.
Der / S10ersIep bnpoe betegnet Den
JON opbiOien6el
Genre m9rfeIige 1om 6Ieo
.felnisIgaIig inoanfet. o0 Sen -.
9pril too Sagen til forbnnOIinp
for 5Gensborg 9an6sret, boor ao.
oofat Gaon par moot ioH ReprP.
ientant for De fire Oom;plote Pr
6ei0ere. 9an0srets0irefter Barr
ferte 5oripoet, meoens 2anOsrets-
.oommerne Meeriobeiot-6iilleiem %
5%rorrmann par Me0oommere o.
Grpner o%ptraaOte iom Of.
fentlig aufloger.
6opbnn6Iingen Dnreoe, iom 0et
oentes. life lqnge. 6ori0ore-
rem giorOe i'll. p6Ieus6org 2lpis~
opmprfiom pao. at Sangen Seq
er en- iimpel gon6emon6~ par iulo-
itpu0ig upoIitiif o. ogfan bleo iun-
gen / tDife ape0ie, iaale0es pnn Den
6oIfebeiifoIe / RorO6org. 5.
oct foreIiggenoe 8ilfeGbe bar eno
fife 6eIe Songen bIeoen irnaen.
fun 0e ire fsrite gers. bOuO Der
gioroe BET muligt. at
Ser fitroe onre iunaet roget op.
6iOien6e. Goleren 6ao ON at op-
booze 9iiiO6errettens 0om % iri.
fenoe Sc onfIoqeoe.
StntsdoDofaten foreiloq al for-
foite SnOunfningen. San begriinoe.
De life lit Stonopunft.
Retten trof Tia Inn tilboee et
Bar Mimttter, 6oorefter Doumen
iorfpuOtes. gtiiooerrets0ommen OBJ.
bpneoes, og De nnflogeoe frifeno.
tes, foroi bet fife 6npoe funnel iait-
Haas, of De onflogeoe baOOe Jun.
get mere emo Be ire fsrite gers,
iom fife funoe nnfes for opbtOien-
no
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

leriie til 0allge | 2erre SlleOe. zen
forte 9eOrift iro6rogte Oeltagerale
Ell mitorre 9elenail9 peo @ienfen-
oelien.
Eli o6len@borg 9lois" ifripes:
I'll 6rOOS FOR. at 5. G9riition-
ien bar motttet orbefoe baorOt ior
ltofommet, bar Der oltiO noget
itranlenOe oper banl, % nnor ban
meo 9ltne fnngilen0e f%outalte ON
iine 0plepeIier / Sreaorsfrigeu, oar
Der aItiO ip91rOt 0pmprfiom6eo
bIoirot SiI6srerne. Sine iiOite aor
benleoeOe ban Dos Ell OuftepOotter,
boor ben gamle bar 6oniliens
StoItbeo. Sam mo0tog @GOersga-
pen puu 100 aroner ira as6ertbaun
81 AloerOomsrente
Mcoel6D. @%nlo6rDllnp. (6l.
I'm Zen is. april ieireOe &lf-
tugtsmuno Sans Qisller % 5ll-
itru, gotiIIo, loot 9eterielt / @es
oeres @uGObrpIlllp. 9egge SuDO-
b~rlfoeiolfene, Der er 10 2Ior gumle,
or enorm roife % n%orOsiriite. og
Ofeaer. Der / motlge Mar bar pP.
ret ferot Tom EN- 0p1tig 9renOgra.
Der, soer enonlt 0enne 0oanotering.
9ggtepnrret, Der itnnmer ira Sul-
oeoao, bar arbeioet iig iren til
ienn 9eIitor6 inmtioig meo, at De
bar oporo9et 10 Born.
@otnle Mfsller oar / 1861 meo
til at foriuure lit 9ofpo, og ban er
forblepeu tro moo ben rationale
Sag.
6Diiteo. @%nlobrpllnp. al. gp.)
Zen %. April fuiroe DE MdOien
o. 6l6tru ger / 9pen ieire @uIo-
brpIlitp. Snotil Tor noale }lar iioen
eieoe Q}aOien en- @ien0om i Smeo.
a9er. fom 6an iolgte, 6ocrefter ban
fs6te ct Slis Der / 9pcn Tor at 10 I
4~prbe0en al 0otteren, Ser er git
me0 @aorSeier 2. 9eterien. 9egge
Sc gnlnIe er raife og rsrige. Ole
Maoien er en- ~trofnit 0anif @nro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10
geOftcb. afbsb geteram.

@eoHcb. afbbb @eteran. BE.
teran ira Sreaorsfrigen, aftegts.
manb Sens gbriitianien poa Sfon-
bp Marf, er efter ct lpneere Spge
leie ofgouet neo Dozen.
G6riitionien bar f6Ot | Sfrpo.
Itrtp ben fl. September 1923, 6lep
in6faI0t til Nilitprtieneite / 1913
og 6jemienot I gfternoret 1877.
3 STARTS mnotte Fan igen / Srsi-
en- ION Dragon | aarbiis, os Der.
efter qioroe ban bele 5eIttoget meo.
San bpltog | flere Sr9fninger, peo
Slespig, aorbus og ioo pioere, og
bar ograa meo til at tage aurbes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-10

oeo en- 9etient til 6gltgiIet ira
0ieumet, bpor Den lgge Slitru %
De to imaa 9ern oauifeligt fan
unooere bam. ffrioer o0im."
lG0en at Oct oplpies ON Yeanoen
fit tiliertOt HeIiepenge, ifriper ion.
ME 9LaO al II. April:
rs Soar ~@ftermbOOog oeO Sefs-
ti0en melOte Den biemIsie WtaOs
@gboIm Jig / 69n9slet i Slesoig
for at afione De II Tigers Arreit,
ban er iOsntt. ioroi ban fife oil ior.
Inoe fin Siemitoon. Zen itilf9r-
Oige NtaitO bar peO gOot 0eoO til
oct iiOite, ifent oct par UNDER tun.
&c Soar, ban Oenne Sang forIo0
Sieu1nlet. 9uItruen er nemlig ing
og ietgeliggettoe SUN titles ooglig
al 9egen. 8eSltoen er Oerbiemnle
TO iunaa 9srn, bDoraf BET enc er
rfgeligt ct slor, bet onoet ct Bar
QaauneOer gninnelt. Denne braDe
Arbei0smanos ltObol0enbeo MAJ
operult oPfte ben op6eite 9eun.
bring"
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-06-26
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-06-26
ATTACKED HIS DAUGHTER
JUST BEFORE EXECUTION

Washington, Penn, June 20
With but a few hours to live, Jan
Ribarik, condemned to die on the
gallows at dawn, attempted to add
another to the list of his victims by
trying to strangle his daughter
when she appeared at his cell to
bid him good-by.
Antonio Ribarik was a witness
against her father at the trial, and
it is said her testimony was most
damaging to her fathers case.
Ribarik had threatened to kill her
before he was hanged. but p week
ago apparently became reconciled
to her.
The last morning she called to
see her father, and as she stepped
forward to kiss him he grasped her
by the throat with both hands and
was strangling her when guards
beat him unconscious with an iron
bar, Later he was led to the gal
lows and hanged, without express
sion of regret for his crimes or his
assault upon his daughter.
Ribarik was executed for the
murder Of Mr.. and Mrs. Novak and
Stephen Stanvoji. a boarder, during
quarrel caused by the Novaks
sheltering Antonio Robarik when
her father turned her out of his
home.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-06-26
The ManIeSs Man.
patton.

His mother is a woman.
The first person to take care OF
him is a female nurse.
After she gets through with him
his mother and another nurse
mostly nurse) control him. He
sees his father on Saturday nights.
His school teacher is a woman.
In college he is in love with
chorus girls.
When he goes into business, he
spends most of the time in his Office
with a woman typewriter.
At dinners he sits next to women.
He talks politics with women.
He maTries a woman.
When he dies and goes to Heav-
en-, the first person he inquiries for
is-a woman.-[L Life.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-06-26
Ends HINT For Rich Girl.

often the hunt for a rich wife
ends when the man meets a woman
that uses Electric Bitters. Her
strong nerves tell in bright brain
and even temper. Her peach-bloom
complexion and ruby lips result
from her pure blood; her bright
eyes from restful sleep; her elastic
step from firm. free muscles, all
telling of the health and strength
Electric Bitters give a woman, and
the freedom from indigestion, back
ache, headache, fainting and dizzy
spells they promote. Everywhere
they are woman's favorite remedy.
If weak or ailing, try them. soc at
James II. Williams. m
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TO another. They used to scrape
the leg of the dog and strap the
animal to the patient, but now
science has given the surgeon liv-
ing skin, living bones and living
glands that are most essential to
life and all he has to do is to
break the seal of the refrigerator,
place the part in position and
it grows.-[Atlantic Telegram to
the New York Sun.
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Mrs. Leila Love, wife of Wiley
Love, a farmer living near Covena,
Ca, says: II have taken Foley
Kidney Pills and find them to be all
you claim for them. They gave me
almost instant relief when my kid
neys were sluggish and inactive.
cheerfully recommend them to all
sufferers from kidney troubles. "
Foley Kidney Pills are as careful
ly made and as scientifically com
pounded as any medicine your
home doctor can give you. They
act directly on the kidneys and
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Helped to Keep Down Expenses.

Mrs. j. E. Henry, Akron, Mich,
tells how she did so: 81 was both
cred with my kidneys and had to go
nearly double. | tried a sample of
Foley Kidney Pills and they did me
so much good that bought bot
tie, and they saved me a Doctors
BILL" For weak back, backache,
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They help quickly. For sale by all
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Cutting Down.

Alice-Does Edith's husband ever
take her out to dinner as he did be-
fore they were married?
Kate-Oh, yes; but not to the
same restaurants.
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Wisdom.

"A genius, Pa"
"A genius, my son, is a person
who knows enough TO be able to
learn something from other peo-
pie"
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