The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07
GO9D, sOUND SENSE


but when reason, e0nyjnces me OF any
thing ] caii9 help but hold TO it-and
when every ono OF my brain cells say
good, sound sense has run aground,
I'm forced TO believe 1t. certainly do
believe that good, sensd sense among
some OF our AInsFiga1B is very nearly
a thing of the past. ( say this with q
great big sob in my heart, for It hurts
me more than, / can tell TO find fault
with our young folks. l can truth
fully say there is not an old woman
in all he world who loves Young folks
more than /. ] love them with my
whole heart and soul. love them IL
they ore goodsRnd Il love them, bad. /
love them just any way in the world
find them, end it is because / do love
them that mean toitell them oil their
faults. Sometimes this interest Is not
backed with love, Just an observation
for O chance to- eld fault, but ] do not
want to see the bad and would not
Rea It i'll could help myself, and I!
wouldn't have gazed at that pretty girl!
in froEt OF the hotel the ofiler after
noon, if I had known in time. 1t was
q woman the men had collected to
view. From their discussions. / was
led to believe thcy were discussing an
animal OF Soma kind. One said, "who
ever saw such limb?" and the other
said, "it looks IiiIa5 tho end of o pole
stuck into a. shoe "Yes," said the
tired as one. It's hard work to do any
one man in the coHd said, "let us 90,
boys, the show is too cheap for our
crowd" Then for the first time my
Eyes fell upon the object of their crit-
icism; 1T was young woman who
was easing herself over tba curbing
and with the next step trying her lev
el best to get into an automobile-it
was these. two performances that had
collected the crowd, and ri give YOU
my .Yprd, 1T was q Sfeat, and as an
achievement, II was a down right ,ex-
plot to raise one foot above, the CHER
when sthay were, tied together. The
poor creature reaIized tiis situation
and made effort after effort before she
suceeeded In placing her foot on the
stoP OF tho ear, then with another he
sn!e st::ssiis 9 The
and tumbled, into a seat. / was not
near enough TO heaE her, breathing,
but know iiss:s;s 4ssss ~ g painting AXE =
drayf horse, for she must haya been as
tired as one. It's har work TO do Afty-
thing with your faee He'd together, and
climbing steps In this conAftson is
something awful, and IL / had been
young and strong Bkg lIIlused to be.
l would hava picked tAat woman IN
and seated ESrI In the; automobile. j
would have done it FOR two, reasons. to
hayS saved her tfi X 81 Sefti3,hti and Saw
ed her frons IS y, sxhibition. iiI Is
rnaea n1ss face b6b5sil with shame and
angsr to hear i0sa 90 shes K OF one
Of my sex in spei tTnle way Z As {
s.ss 3. 1sss y
taIIIsn. on the par fnellt. Bnf ;it was
NO animal they d II hiHg 10: pieces,
no dumb brute they, syers wanting to
hepl on to tbs b9nc Ellry9, no; dog With
Inc raDlast but A. gpm3n, q Young wo-
man, tdan oIIlye,n s, 3l1fpSpan tiresa-
ed In the latest 81 ed = ,neIt,r woman
poor-peers both piisspl ana poor Door,
:siaeause she was iilesstsste &c 'f;s,;,;;..
sound sense Rpd pItIful becausn she
WAS foolish enough to tIliag the st,ac-
ea.:t.o eaa.:toTs zgars Admirine iss. sadeea ahs s
Awns foolish 70 heliave those men 4. 4
mired her, styla, foolish indeed IL she
thoc Sht those men lwere charmed with
her pltiEul condition.
b Ilie very tdea OF soulaeInan ,fascina-
ted with woman ytl,,i 2 onr,'t
walk and must hobble aroma with haT
feet tied togathnr. CIarmsd. insiasT
when thoy spoke of the pnrYorma % y.
being too cheap for their cultured
eyes ito behold. Yea. Iyoiinr Won, IN an
you hava lost yor- .beaTinss 5vI,s,, 81,
think young mpn Hike a. style OF. thar
Kind. Maybe a milk SOD With nj, eyS
for style ana ,nn, bTaIT foT tl,s, 3 sS.'
might take To ii hut v6n xn1,,tl 6nss. sss.' :,
man with good sense wiio w{ii sjs
hiinselfS to Z vl,5uiS 81 ySh6 mi ~
fashion, with no Thought az ne ee
A good, sensible man would not ijRe