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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
MURRAY GRANT
WRITES AGAIN

To the citizens Of Randolph, Co. 4:
wish to extend to you my sin.
cere thanks for the Kind and cour-
teous treatment j have received at
your hands while making the can
vass OF our county as a candidate
for the sheriff and collectors office.
In making this canvass have
askeG the voters TO consider us all
as men, and as sach, to make their
choice from a business standpoint.
On this recommendation s22 men
stepped out and by their vote said,
NJ. A. Grant Is the man for the Of.
flee.
wish here to especially thank
those s22 men who placed their
confidence IN me. On the other
hand friends ,ll9 men, or 4 ma
iorlty Of 297, said by their vote
that Wiley Russell was the best
qualified man Tor the office.
To the Republican party of our
county which gave me your unani.
nous Endorsement in our conven,
nou: al am Republican still. n
] did not take up political Issues
as some wished me To do as this
was not a political Office. So now
let's lay our prejudice down, leave
our dogs at home, go to work Tor
the upbuilding of Arkansas and
especially Randolph county. =
Now in conclusion, | don't know
az | shall ever again toss my hat in
the political ring. BE that as n
may, | shall ever appreciate and
never forget the courteous treat
ment aud the handsome vote thu
citizens Of Randolph county CAV,
me. Again | thank you.
Your friend,
Murray A. Grant.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09

rented the g. M. Martin place and
will move here atonce.
Walter Davis, who sold his farm
a year ago, has bought II back and
Herbert Gates has It rented for the
coming year aud has moved on
same.
Frank Odell came up from Elnora
last week u spend a few days with
his mother. Three Of his little
slsprs accompanied him home.
They will al pick cotton awhile.
Mrs. Ida Grassland has been real
sick for the past week.
Perry KIDcade aud wife Of New
Hope attended prayer meeting at
this place Sunday night.
Miss Eva Hullinger spent sun.
day with Miss Stella Sutton in
Lawgnce county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Davis Of In
boden tarried with w, II, Glover and
family over Sunday.
w. n, Cherry of Reyno visited his
mother, Mrs, Marshall Weaver at
this place Sunday,
How times do change' Twenty
five years ago, one could hardly sell
corn here and ones credit was based
on the amount Of cotton he raised,
Now the man who has the grain Is
on top and cotton is hard ba rgain
Those from here who attend
ed the school contest at Pocahontas
last FRIDAY and Saturday report an
excellent time. They were much de,
lighted with the treatment received
from the PocahontaS people.
In Mark 1851. Why did the angel
say 10 the woman, Tell His disci.
pies and PeteTy" Why was Peter
mentioned? l thought he was a dis
ciple already.
viii the star Herald do It's readers
the kindness 70 publish the bond
duties aud annual compensation OF
our county onicersy IL would be an
eye-opener 70 many.
mans inhumanity TO man has
caused countless millions TO mourn. q"
vPope. And mans kindness TO man
has slleyed unknown numbers OF
heartacheS
II p. Anderson and family visit
ed Reyno relatives few days last
week.
shall our ties offriendShip be less
binding because we differ religiously,
socially or politicallyy "a mans a
man for a that. Burns.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
WARM SPRINGS NEWS

Earl Almon, who has been VISIT
ing friends ana relatives here for
the past few weeks, left Monday for
Manila, =. l., where he serves as a
sergeant in the U. 5. Army.
Lessie Burrow is able to be up
again after a few days illness.
The party given by Ruth Flnney
Friday night was enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs. ID. n. King, who has been
aick tor the past several days, Is
better at this writing.
Jim KING and his assistant, Ruth
finney, closed a successful term OF
sohool at this place last week.
Mrs. c. s. Kenner and children
left last week for RIchwoods.
Lille Holt visited Nellie Kenner
Sunday.
Claude Parish visited at the home
of w. =. Carter Sunday.
Mrs. w. IL. Massey moved over
on her farm Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim King will move in th,
house vacated by her.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
In Memory OF 0neybeII

On Sunday October I, the death
angel crept softly INTO the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccoy and
took from them their darling baby.
Little Oneybell was years old.
She was a bright child, and a sun.
beam IN their nome. She was sick
only a few days with the Group.
Weep not dear papa and mama Tor
| am resting 20 sweetly in my Saw.
ors arms.
A bud the gardener gave us, a
pure aud lovely child, he gave il 10
our keeping, 20 cherish undefiled.
But Just as It was opening to the
glory Of the day, down came the
heavenly gardener and took our,bud
away.
One Who Loved Him, Mrs. Tom
Lamb.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
Quit Taking
Risky CdIOmeI

Here is a vegetable tonic that is
far better for you to take than the
dangerous drug and poison called
calomel. You never can tell when
calomel is going to 'get you"
That's the worst thing about taking
so uncertain and dangerous a drug
for constipation and liver trouble.
Calomel is liable to salIvate you OF
"knock you out" for at least a day
the very next time you try it.
Pringle Bros, have the mid
vegetable remedy that successfully
takes the place of calomel. This
remedy Is Dodson's Liver Tone, q
very pleasant tasting fluid that
gives quick and gentle relief from
constipation, torpid or "Iazy" liver
Dodscn's Liver Tone IL fully
guaranteed, and if you buy large
bottle for fifty cents and 1t does
not entirely satisfy You, the DRAG
store where You bought it wi
promptly give you your money
back with a smile.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
holland NEWS

Several attended the working for
tile new church Tuesday and made a
fine show.
Jennie Level spent the latter part
Of last week visiting. her cousin,
frankie Perrin, Of Birdell.
DIR. Pace and wife Of Louisville,
KY, returned home Sunday 10 spend
the winter.
Mrs. Emma Hufstedler and son,
Mack, are visiting Mrs. Sadie Morton
Of Swifton, where she will put Mack
in school.
Bert Pyland went to Pocahontas
Tuesday where he will enter high
school.
Mrs. Ella Horsman left Wednesday
for Oklahoma, where she will join
her husband.
Will Pace aud wife were the guests
Of c. T. Slayton and wife sunday.
On last Wednesday night crowd
Of Jolly boys and girls gave Lena
Pyland surprise party which they
all played many games, returning
home at l0:30.
Mrs. Julia Ferguson is visiting
Mrs. Hiram Stephens at Pocahonta'
this week.
Quite a crowd from this place at
tended the Birdell entertainment.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
NEW HOPE NEWS

Health is very good at this writ
ing except few chills.
Several OF the girls we're guests
of Miss Pearl Million Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chesser Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mary Kincade happened to
a very bad accident Sunday by
jumping from wagon and sprain'
ing her ancle.
Perry Kincade and wife attended
prayer meeting at Old Jackson Sun
day night.
Misses Essie Sutton and Ethe
Million were guests Of MIsseI
Grace and Irene Million SUNDAY
night.
Burley Bates Is making prepar
atlOns 10 Dale Day'
John and Lola Kincade wer,
gueats of their grandmother Sunda.
night.
A large crowd took dinner at th
home Of George Kincade Sunday
Quiller Hancock visited Irwin
Sutton Sunday.
A nice crowd attended praye
meetlng at this place Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Jane Swan and Miss Birdi
Bates spent Sunday afternoon w1tl
Mrs. Ann Sutton.
Earl Dawson and wife visited
the home Of Mrs. Kincade Sunda
night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
MIDDLEBRooK NEWS

Quite lot Of wheat is belnl
Gown at this place. Our iarmer
have decided To SOW more whea
aud plant less cotton.
The stork vIsIted at the home oI
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Williams
last week and lefta fine glrl baby
Mother and babe doing nicely.
Elbert Parker is right sick al
tins writing.
Editor Lindsey AMI family visited
relatives at this place Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Brown is on the M
disposed Inst this week.
Quite a number from this place
attended the contest at Pocahontis
last week. We all had a good
time.
Mrs. Emmy Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Wright at Jefferson
City.
Our singing concert was well at
tended Saturday night.
Dutch Parker and family visited
at the home of $. II. Parker Satur'
day night,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
AttlCa School

Our school closed Oct. end. OF
the ~ enrolled, we had an average
daily attendance Of -. The last
month or six weeks Of school as TO
that, was lacking in the cooperation
Of the patrons.
As a monthly report was not
gwen to each individual pupil so
that the parents could know the
character Of work done by each Of
them, 1t is urged that all who are
interested, and all should be, to IN.
spect the school register. There is
left in the school register a report
showing where each class was when
school closed. This will he help
to the next teacher. Ii the boys
and glrls will work on their books
all during vacation, it will be ad.
vantageous 10 them as they will
retain what they gained this school
and be able TO start next school
where they left off this school,
The following Is the honor roll
for attendance and department:
Mayme Hubbard, May West, lsa-
bella Cartwright, Ruth johnson,
Opal Thomas, Eula Roberts, Ida
Gross, Jessie Gross, Leara Gross,
Lorine Gross, Gladys Lacy, Ralph
Williams, German Brown, John
johnson, Freeman johnson, Leo
johnson. Respectfully submitted,
MI. B.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
EAST OF MAYNARD NEWS

Isn't this weather aggravating to
lazy folks? No excuse not to work.
We did not charivari Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Burns, who were married at the
home of the bride on September y,
because it looked a little too much
like war and we are hearing a plenty
about that at present. At the be.
ginning Of the war we wondered who
began it, and why. Now we are
wondering when it will end, and
how.
IL is reported that when Miss Eva
Johnson won the ciphering contest
at Pocahontas last week, Mr. Sides,
her teacher, acted like a decapitated
chicken while his lungs acted like a
steam boiler with the safety valves
unlocked.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
Notice Of Administrators Sal,

Notice is hereby given that undersigned "a
administrator OF the estate Of G. ". Brunle,
deceased. will, on 24th day OF October, 100.
A. the late residence ofG. W. BrumIey. de.
ceased. beginning at the hour OF 10 oclo,k
in the forenoon, ofar for sale al public ,en-
due TO the highest and best bidder. on a cr.dit.
OF three months. purchaser to give note wifi.
approved securities which note shall be,r
interest at the rate Of 10 per cent per apuur,
from date until paid, all the personal rro.
Derty belonging to said estate, conslstInr Of
horses, cattle, buggy etc.
Z 90. James Poor, AdmIplStrat,.
Terry Waldron bas returned from
kOklahOma aud Texas, and will en- ar
lschool in PoaahontSs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
WYATT CHAPEL NEWS
Health very good at present.

Health very good at present.
Our school closed with a good
entertainment on the last evening.
Sunday school every Sunday and
preaching twice a month at thrs
place.
Gathering crops Is the order of
the day.
This scribe made his second VISIT
to Pooahontas first Of this week and
took good view of the city. VIII
say, it Is the most beautiful city in
North Arkansas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
Warning Order

In the J. p. Court. Demun Township, Ran
dolph County, Arkansas.
Randolph County Bank, Plaintin
vs.
$. Reedy, f. G. Black. J. W. shannon and
@. 4. shannon. defendants.
Jas. W. Lusk, W. @. Nixon and W. b. Bid
die Receivers OF 81. Louis agd San Francisco
Ky CO., Garnishees.
The defendant, s. Reedy. a nonresident Of
the state OF Arkansas is hereby warned 20
appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff herein.
Randolph County Bank. This ~opts mber 2s,
1914 j. \. Douglass,
Justice ot the Peace.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
OLD JACKSON NEWS

Warren Hullinger went to Ty-
roma last week to pick cotton.
J. w. Lilies returned home last
week after a several days visit with
relatives and friends IN Tennessee.
Albert Anderson of HoIie has
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-10-09
from the County SCribeS

We wish 70 cali the atnti6h County Correspondents 70
the fact that we must contributions not later 1a
day noon for the Friday paper Write only on ono ueo ~
uaner and nix signature TO all communications
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28

tember u. Miss Gertrude Garden Is
with the party
Mrs J % Zuiken. Of WeIIaburr
nee kathryn FLEMING. 81 this city. has
returned from a visit with her sister
Mrs. Strauss. Of New York. She was
accompanied BY her daughter. Misa
Mary lee Zlliiken
Mrs. singleton PAUL and Mrs L. p
sands arrive IN New York fo.-Ipht
from European tour
Mrs. Harry Whitaker and Wiaa Sol
son are due % arrive ln New YORK
this evening
Mr and Mrs Earl " OrIehsv ar
rive in NeW York tonight. aboard tho
steamship Olympia They viii come
10 tneir summer home AZ WaddIngton
70 remain a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs Plny o Clark arc tho
proud parents 0f o. con
Miss Bertha schrader. % tho r-Isrd
is spending her vacation a. Atlantic
City
Mr and Mrs WIZ wendell have re.
turned from two weeks stay al A..
lantIc city
Mr and Mrs Pete "a porr-ta-ge.
end sons. leo and Carl. have returned
from Atlantic city. New York. Wash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
KINGS DAUGHTERS
DAY NURSERY WILL
CELEBRATE sEPTEMsER 9 AS
"THE BABN'S DAV" FOR DAY
NURSERY BENEFIT.
Board Of Managers Are Busy With
the Dolls Which They Received
From Germany Before War.

The Bsbys Day which was held 80
successfully last year during the Elks
ConClave Viii be- repeated Tor the ben
efit q the Day Nursery during Fair
Week - Wednesday. September sth.
having been decided upon as the date
The Board Of Managers OF the Day
Nursery are conrratulating themselves
upon having received the dolls Tor
Baby's Day They we're ordered six
months sgo direct from Germany and
reached Wheeling only two weeks be
fore the war stopped importation As
last year was the initial sale only FIVE
thousand dolls were secured: this
number was inadequate Tor the de-
mand. being disposed OF within a few
hours This year fifteen thousand
dolls are ready
The work 81 the Nursery g. con-
stantly increasing. larger number Of
babies being cared for this summer
that ever before This year an extra
expense OF $4,000 was incurred in
rebuilding the stone wall about the
nursery The Board OF Managers OF
the Nursery appeals 20 the public
very seldom for funds. and II is hoped
that the receipts for the "Baby's Day"
will finance the institution for the
coming year
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About People
Movements ~ Individuals 20
and From :lfe City

Mcclure L. y Walker. Hunting
ton. 7. r Beddle. Athens. r. l..
Burlington. Hun'inpton. /. ID Jones.
Dillonvale. s =. Hopkins. Martins
burg. Mrs J r Miller Parkersburg: :
Frank Nicely. Cairo. A !. smith. Ir-
bana. g. r. White. Weston
stsmm &. y Knepper. Greens
burg. r Hornbrook. New Martins
Vile. q. J. Cahors. Pittsburgh. p. a.
Palledge, Canton. l.. y Wilson. New
ark. O.. p Morris. Fairmont. ~ -.
Lewis. Hopedale: y "a Williams.
Barton. &. r. Log. Fremont. o. n.
Woofter Kenova. Mr. and Mrs q.
Y. Campbell. Holidays Cove. e. l..
Campbell. Holidays Cove
Grand Central - J =. Fuller. A. J.
Loamer. Baltimore. l. q Jones. Wes-
ton ". j. Fisher. ZanesviIe. Y. l..
Lacy. Marietta. ~ J Efair. Manning
ton
BrunsWiek- Canton. A. Melee.
Dulonvale. W J. Farmer. Canton. ..
Bel. FaIrmont. q T. Robinson. car
ton. Wm. Ery. st. Clairsvilie. r p.
Mack. Fairroint. VIM Hubbard. Sis
tersville. Everett knight. Maynard
Miss Anna McCabe. NJ this city. f.
spending her vacation a. Morgantown
where she is visiting friends
J y Howard Of Cameron spent the
first o. the week ln the city transact
inr business
q r Klein. rate clerk Of the Penn.
Fylvania freight station o. spending
DIE vacation RI New York city ana
other points ~ interest In tho east.
John Nolte ~ this city who b. an
empioye on The q. a. o. left Wedne4-
day Tor Butler. pa where DO will viz.
30 relatives and friends
Silas Sfeinhauaor. court reporter On
Tho News has returned from a visit
with friends in Cleveland
Miss Gertrude Moi0ny has returned
from Atlantic City where she erent
a few weeks
" 4 Rempe ls in New York I'm
tho interest Of the George u. Tay-
Tor Co
Mr and Mrs Marsden Coivir are
spending n few weeks in Neu York
Nr and rMa Henry Russell Sri
returned from Battle Greek whore
they spent a Few weeks
Gilmore Dunlap a. Warrington
Pa. is tho guest n saier Paxton. Dr.
MIes Elizabeth Paxton has returned
from visit at Warrsnfon. va where
she attended the horse show
Misses Ruth and Marian Lake Of
Cumberland. sd. are guests u friends
Dbl ftls vicinity
Miss EeEina Reilly % Milwaukee
and Miss Mo'iIe Berit. % pittsburFn
pa. are guests ~ Miss Pauline Beu-
ter
John Gaus was a business caller In
WeiisburE Thursdav
Mrs John p Garden received a
cabbierram yesterday stating mar
Miss Rose Sweeney Who rhspe-o-sr
party ~ young Iadies on an Fu-o-
pean tour VII Fsn Tor home They
lefi Naples. Italy on the s s saa
Giorgie which reaches New York Sep
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GARDENERS ARE
GIVEN PRIZES
AT SOUTH SCE GARDENS. THURS
DAY, BY MISS sPEYgR AND
COMMITTEE.
Judges and Committees From tn,
"oman's Club Carefully Made
the Awards

concrete proof was given Tbursdav
afternoon that children's gardening Is
success. not only from a financial
standpoint but because the children
receive benefits through being In the
open and enjoy the vegetables grovr
When Miss Cecilia Speyer and Other
members Of the Civic Department ~
the Woman's Club talked Of children =
gardening In the city there were few
10 rally 10 their support. Those few
nave been rewarded by seeing how,
happy they have made the hearts ~
the children who have toiIed faithfully,
70 make their gardens a success N
pr hoped next season more will be in
I'festcd so that the gardening may
be continued throughout the city
thursday. when Miss Sppver. Mrs
Julian q. Hearnc. Mr. and Mrs Cuv
x. G. Allen and Miss Jessie Allen Mr.
Harry Franzhcim. Mrs. = q Fvyi,g
Mrs. Charles proudfoot Mrs gloorn.
held. Prof Citizens. Mr. W Frapcfg
iiyde. Mr. Creamer and others mot A.
me gardens they found everything in
perfect order. Tho ground was vol
cultivated. vines fun Of tomatoes tur.
nips. lettuce. beans. etc GROWING
nicely. and the children an present
Win their faces wroathod in smftes
lney look Ike different children as
they have become more robust THROUGH
belng out doors and having sornatbirr
20 employ both mind and body Tho
Judges. Prof e.. r. Citizens. Mr. "
Francis Hyde and viii Crcamor
looked carefully over the various pIofs
and after careful confederation sus-d
"a the cash prizes given bv Mrs Harry
franzheim and Mr vs.. 20 Frank
The winners are an follows. Fi-rf
prize. three dollars Max WahIko. 500.
ono prize. two dollars. Carl TempfIr
,nifd prize. ono and half doiIars.
tiarold nolbruzro. fourth. Richard
Mahlko. nth. George Jackson the
balance Of the money was divided
equally among the other cbitd-,r
Who worked faithfully Tho cbiIdre,
were greatly pleased and want fo have
larger and better Garden MORT vasr
lhey viii now use the verefabIea
Erown on The plot which was rIre, b,
Hr Bowers Mr. kaIkrcufh tho ~ifv
gardener. has been employed Tor tho
month Of September to assist fh. nov.
as they have lettuce. beans and fur
1ips growing
This morning Eve dollars wm he
awarded no the Ohio street va-frru
end at fhe Boys Corn Club al Usua
isle. fhr money being eIter bv AZ
w. IT. Frank who Is another a-fhu.f
Get about tlo gardening movar-eDt
inoios were taken yesterday By Mr.
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Planning for the
Storks Arrival

Among those things which all women
should know o. and many % them do.
a. splendid external application sold
in most drug stores under the name Of
Mothers Friend ~ ~ a penetrating
liquid and many and many a mother tells
how u 80 wonderfully aided them through
the period Of expectancy Its chief pur-
pose n 20 render tho tcndons. iiEarnenta
and muscles % plant that natures e1-
ranHion may b accomplished without tho
Intense strain ~ often characteristic %
ths period % expectancy
b Mothers Friend may Therefore be
considered ~ indirectly having a splendid
influence upon the early disposition q
the future generation.
Whatever induces % tho ease arf COM
fort 81 the mother should leave ifs irrnrrss
upon me nervous system ~ the baby
- any rate 10 lH rca -onabfe 90 hrfievs
that since Mothers Friend has been A
companion 20 motherhood for more than
half aacentury ~ must BE- a remedy that
women have learned the great value Of.
Ask AZ any druE store Tor Mothers
Friend a peret rating. external rIuid
~ great heip and value And write &c
Rradheld Regulator On fO2 Lamar Ufr
stunta. Ca. Cor their book Cf useful
- timely information.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
USELESS CRITICISM.

Molly. the little Stenographer Lady
had been freeing her mind 20 the
Lady-who-alWays -knows-somehow.
Molly belongs 10 a club OF business
women. At its last meeting this or.
ganlzation made p choice OF president
Of which Molly disapproved. It's not
that ! dislike her personally" said
she. But ! don't think she's the wo-
man 10 represent us She Is very
fine looking but she is one Of those
people who talk a lot without sanying
anything"
Molly said the lady-who-always.
kno'ys-some how. ITS all right for YOU
20 say that 10 me But don't 20 about
saying II 20 other people"
Why" asked Molly IT'S perfect.
Yes. but what good will "a do IN
say it?' The thing IS done Your
criticism can't help now but 10 may
get back 10 her and hurt her and an.
tagonize her. Besides. u might make
people think you we're jealous"
Big sister. broke IN Molly. AS
II IA ever think"
= know that but other people
might not understand a. You run the
risk of being Misunderstood and you
gain nothing n really doesn't pay.
What do you think 81 the lady's ad-
vice. II seems 20 me that It's de-
cidedly sound
What do you ever gain by talking
other people down.
Nothing
And what harm do We do VoI,.
az the Lady says. our criticism D. very
likely 20 reach ears for which 10 was
not Intended Again We run the rirk
~ being thought Jealous. or. N there
D. no chance for an imputation Of zeal.
cusy. OF being thought 20 assume su-
peflority. We may not really feel
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superior but that Is the impression
We are sure TO give
Let me tell YOU OF lesson I once
had which ought 20 last me a life
time. An organization 10 which he.
ioheed WAS sending a delegate "a n
large conference. Like Molly. I dle-
approved OF the choice. not on peraon.
Al grounds but because I thought A
poor representative had been chosen
] said as much 10 another membey q,
the organization ITS too had Won
don't approve OF her" she reforfed
why don't YOU offer your services
70 the committee?"
In fash I saw how my criticism
must Impress others I can honestly
say that the thought of myself for the
place had never occurred 20 me but
! know ] could not convince that wo-
man 81 the fact think that lesson
VIII last me a lifetime ! do not love
my teacher. very far from H. But I
thank her for the lesson.
or course " r. not just that we can.
not criticise without being accused
or assuming superiority. As literary
once said when told that he could
not write half 80 well az the man he
was finding fault with and hence
had no right 10 pick haWs.-''Not &C
an Does man have 10 be able 70
from bad one2"
But whether the feeling against the
Felf-electod critic OF others Ia Just or
not u is certainly very real, very pow.
erful, and very good 20 avoid
Remember. all things which are
right are not expedient Besides. In.
aFmuch as you stand a big chance %
hurting someone's feelings By such
criticism and a very small chance of
helping anyone. / do not think Il IL
oven right.