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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
WILL SUPPLY MAN.
Navy Yard VIII Furnish Officer to
State Naval Militia.

Gov. Richard I. Manning has re-
ceived the following letter from JOS
ephus Daniels, secretary Of the navy:
Replying to your letter Of JanE.
ary 27, 1915, have the hoonr 70 ad-
wise you that on account Of the short
age Of officers it will not be practi-
cable at present to assign an officer to
duty as iaspector-instructor of naval
militia for the State Of South Caro-
lima for this duty alone. However
one or more officers now stationed at
the Navy Yard, Charleston, S. c.,
will be detailed as nspector-instruc-
tor Of the naval militia for the State
of South Carolina in addition to their
other duties.
"The names of the officers will be
furnished you at an early date and
the necessary orders will be issued y
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
STOPS IN ENGLAND.
WIhelmina Goes into Falmouth Of
Her OnW Accord.

Tie American steamer Wllheluni-
ma, with a food cargo aboard for Ger
many. arrived at Falmouth, England.
late Tuesday. The captain OF the
Wilhelmina said he came to Fal-
mouth of his own free will and had
no prize crew aboard.
Customs officers boarded the vessel
on her arrival, but it has not been
announced what action was taken.
The Wilhelmina lies il the stream
with the American flag flying. She
had a rough passage, officers describ-
inc it as the worst in their experience.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
LARGE SHIP LAUNCHED.
Battleship Pennsylvania viii be
Floated Next Week.

The battleship Pennsylvania. now
under construction at Newport News
Va, will be launched Tuesday, March
Is, at 10 a. m Miss Elizabeth Kolb
Of Germantown, Pa, has been select
ed by Secretary Daniels to christen
the new ship.
Because she is the largest warship
ever constructed in this country. be-
ing $1,000 tons displacement. four
thousand tons larger than the battle
ship Texas and New York, the launch
ing of the Pennsylvania will be
watched with keen interest in naval
and ship building circles.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
SMITH SHOWS UP.
Both South Carolina Senators al
Their Duty in Washington.

Totally unannounced and to the
surprise Of his colleagues, Senator
z. D. Smith Of South Carolina, who
has been at the bedside of his wife
for the past three weeks, Monday
morning came into the Senate. Not
only did Senator Smith arrive from
South Carolina but Senator Newlands
also reached Washington from the
west.
1t was also feared that Senator
Tillman, who had been confined to
his apartments for the past three or
four days, might not be able TO be
present, but when the Senate met he
was on hand, though feeling far from
we'll.
Senator Smith said that it was
quite impossible to reach Washing
ton earlier, although he was we'll
aware Of the serious situation exist
ing there. He could not leave Mrs.
Smith, who has been in a hospital at
Florence, until Sunday night, at
which time he took the first train for
Washington.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
WAITING on ADVICE.
Manning Secur.s Legal advice or
NIilitia'S Status.

Il am with you and will be glad
to issue an order resembling the Or
der of the former governor under
which you were declared disbanded.
but I am waiting on legal advice and
can not take action now," was what
Gov. Richard I. Manning told a COM
mittee from the National Guard as
sociation that presented resolution
to him asking him to take action to
.-einstate the militia.
In addition to comforting with the
committee, Gov. Manning appeared
before the association and urged it to
submit a definite proposition to him.
The request that he rescind the order
that disbanded the militia was the
proposition laid before him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
NO PEACE PARLEYS.
Wilson Says There IS Nothing to Re.
ported Peace Rumors.

President Wilson emphasized that
Col. Z. N. House. his close personal
friend. had not gone to Europe to
seek to bring about pease as his per-
sonal representative. The president
explained that Col. House frequently
visits Europe and that on his present
trip he was entrusted with seeking
information regarding various ques-
tions. including that OF American re-
lief work.
Reports that there had been eX-
changes between Russia, Austria
Hungary and the United States On
thu question of peace were tlatly de-
uieG py the president.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
Makes High Speed.

The torpedo boat destroyer O'Brien
returned to Philadelphia Tuesday
after speed trial off the Delaware
cepes The vessel maintained an av-
erage Of 30.S5 knots for four hours.
The contract called for 20 knots.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
NEGROES Shot Officers.

Firing upon c. W. Deem. special
agent at Waycross, Ca. at such close
range that his face was burned by
powder, two negroes Saturday led
officers a I-mile chase that ended in
their capture at Ruskin during the
afternoon.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
Paints Name on Bow.

With a view to preventing mis-
takes on the part Of German subr"~
rines. the steamship Rotterdam,
the Holland-American line. hence
forth will show her name painted on
her bow in large letters.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
Crime Package in Detroit.

Two human heads. two feet and a
hand, wrapped in burlap bag, were
found by a boy Wednesday afternoon
in an alley behind bottling works
in Detroit, Mich. Features wee al
most obliterated by acid.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
Goes to Six Cents.

Rakers over the entire country are
raising the price Of loaf bread to SIX
cents on account of the higher cost
of -four.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
Resumes Rolling Work.

The Gary rail mill Of the Illinois
Steel company resumed rolling al
Chicago Tuesday and furnished en-
plovment for 1000 mean who have
heen idle for some time.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
Rio Submarine Launched.

The 3,600-ton submarine tender
| Bushnell, Of the United States navy
was launched at Seattle. Wash, Tues
| day. Her contract price is s1,O0O,-
| non
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
Trops leave Strike Zone.

Secretary Garrison decided Monday
TO withdraw the troops recently sent
to the Arkansas strike zone to en-
force the orders of the court.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17
Capital Punishment Abolished.

The state senate Of South Dakota
Wednesday passed a House bill abol-
ishing capital punishment in South
Dakota The governor is expected to
sign the bill.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17

This war business is all right. but
what's it got to do with the corn
crop?
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17

Many a man who marries early be-
comes bald-headed young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
SONGS OF SUNSHINE
by the
BENTZTOWN BARD.
UNDER THE ROSE.

want 10 20 under the roses when
springtime comes again.
want 20 go down In the valleys that
mold no hate OF men.
want 90 be free and happy A. a little
child that knows
The hum Of the bes-ioud orchards al
the end OF the garden close.
1 want 10 go under the roses
and sing and dream OF a day
When the heal and the help Or the
a II never to pass away.
Oh. men are sometimes 80 vesry Of the
thunder round them rolled
ana men are sometimes 50 alien TO Baby
Ions gilt and gold
want 20 20 under the roses when a
And the whisper Of fsiry voices ar.
waited on fairy wings
7 want % go under the roses
and lie where the roses creep.
With the lips OF the lovliest NY
To sing OF a dreamless sleep
There's a time when the drums beat sad
y 60 cars that are tired OF noise
There are times when the only Eladness
u that Of vanished boys
When We stand In the stormy center and
wish for the distant rim
OF the rainbow valley o. roses where the
lights grow soft and dim.
] want 70 go under the roses
nave had my portion % care.
Down. down % the valley o. roses
where there Is no mad despair.
know there are golden moments under
the roses. sweet
And rest In the rosy gardens forever
the wesrieHt feet:
Rest from the old Wild beating of hearts
IN the bitter storm
Ana rains OF the reama OF silver Ia the
smile OF the meadows warm
want 20 90 under the roses
To Cuddle down deep IN the Erass
away rom the throb and thunder
And deaf 20 the feet that pass
Copyright 1915 By southern Press
SyndicateD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

Ohio Valley General Hospital. has re.
/ covered sufficiently to be removed to
the home OF her daughter on South
Market street. DIT. West performed
the operation
d. @. Brown. clerk OF the Board OF
control. returned to work yesterday
after a several days layorf on account
Of illness
Judge Charles G. Newman. who has
been seriously ill for some DAYS
showed few signs OF improvement
last night. Wild rumor was circu-
I lated a. TO the Judges condition. but
Dr. James Schwinn. attending physi-
/ clan, says there Is no immediate dan
ger.
; Mrs. Melvin D. Smith of Cleveland.
/ Ohio. Is spending a few days az the
guest OF relatives at WOodlswn
George Byrons OF MoundsViIle.
spent yesterday in the city transact.
Mrs Phobe Smith OF Gienvood Is
visiting relatives al Marietta o.. Tor
a few days
I Miss Bertha Clair OF WoodsdaIe. IA
visiting relatives al Parkersburg
II. G. Hastings. an employe OF the
lennsylvsnia railroad. Is OF duty on
account OF illness
VII Seabright has resumed his
Duties on the y. 3 O.. after few
days illness.
! c. Z Eckart is confined to his home
ness
Andrew Kane continues III al his
nome In North Wheeling
Mr.. Lorenzo +. Booth, local super
intendent OF the Bradstreet onice,
lert yesterday AZ noon for New YORK
City. where he will spend several days
IN the Interest Of the company
Mr.. Jake Eigenbrod. 1901 Wetzel
street. Is improving nicely at the Has
kins hospital
Mr.. Henry Gartley Is very much i'm
proved after case OF laRrippe at the
Haskins hospital
Mrs. G. c. Starkey. SmithheId, ".
Va. IL confined in the Haskins hos
pital by illness
Dr.. Thomas NJ Hsskins Is able TO
resume his duties after several days
illness
Mr.. J. T. Smoot. Harrisville, o.. is
recovering nicely from an operation
performed AZ the Haskins hospital
Mr.. J. W King. JacksonburE. W.
Va. 10 confined 70 the Haskins hos
pital with typhoid fever
Ar. Benjamin Catlin. 1921 Market
street, underwent a serious operation
few days ago performed At the Has
kins hospital
Mrs. W VI. Wilson. Wensbupg. W.
Va. will undergo an operation today
az the Haskins hospital
Mr.. r. ". Fluharty. Jaoksonburg
". Va. IL recuperatinE nicely after
undergoins an operation performed At
the Haskins hospital
Mr Frank Caisto. Martins FERRY.
will soon be able 20 leave the Haskins
hospital after undergoing q serious
operation
Nike Romano. 1872 Eon street. who
has been confined 10 the Haakina f1ls-
nital for several weeks. has left for
his home
Mrs ". Bailey. $3.50 McCouoch
street left FOR her home SATURDAY.
after being confined IN the Haskins
hoqnital FOR several weeks
Mr Earl Criswell. % McMechen. IL
convaloscIng nicely after a serious 100.
mess. being confined IN the Haskins
hospital
James Mrsuigau. former lookup keep.
on q ffi9 rIfg huf Who has been Tfvfrr
Orr TfffIffrr 2" ia arrfyef H. 3D. = ~
yesterday o. visit old frtsnds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
To Help Nature Shed
a Bad Complexion

beauty devotses are enthusiastic over
lhe beautifytnE qualities Of merr5Iigef
Wal. terhapH nothing discovered within
fe.ent years accompishea % much 10
quickly. Without harm. without datafrfnr
one indoors and a. such small enpe..rs
The principal reason FOR Sc uonAerfuf
merlt r. that 20 works On harmony with
Physiological laws. Instead q hiding or
curing complexion defects 90 reuiovs !
aged. faded. Hallnw or hl8fthy .ufIefa
EentN. gradually. causing no IrUrrtsrf.
erce. ~ 81 Natures way ~ raHagrfa z
CnfuplenlnrH When the natural rrrraaa
De- retarded because Of deficient rIr-u| -
ton or nerve tone. uert0lfHef FaH comes
~ the rescue and haHfsna the skin sfsf
ding The new complexion which a.
pears u a natural one ygufhful healthy.
tried uercoli1ed va. ret sn ounce N re-
20 the drug store. zee af night like cold
cream. washing if or fu the r1nrrfnr
Another natural Hrauflfrinr frrHfrrrrf
for urinkled. flahfF SKINS fl hattie
The farr in lotion made hr FfaHnfvfr~
EN- ounce N eavnlita In o. half pint witch
hazel This o. remarkably effective
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

Hl- TATE ARRIVALS
At THE LOCAL HOTELS
MeLURE-F. W Gallup. steuben.
Vile, J. F. Meadows. Charleston. T.
ID. Morrow. Granville. VIM IamntcE
Canton. G r Fourd. Hannibal: A. q.
Higglnbotom, New Martinsvllle. J A.
Morris. Psrkersburg. Walter s Sny.
der. Sistersville. ". r. Harris. Cam
bridge
sTAmM-E r. Hodn. Pittsburgh
~ Morris. Columbus; q. NJ piper.
Warnock. Thomas Greene. Youngs.
town. l.. e. Peoples Canton
GRAND CENTRAL - Chas d.
Greer. Canton. J. r. Msgeere. PARK
ersburg Mrs b r. shore. Pitts-
BRUNSWIck-A 81 Ice Dillon
vale. ~ l. Musgrave. Littleton. BOD
shaw. Pittsburgh. J Snldcr. Gamer
on l. z. Mills. Reedvlle
Former State Senator George r.
Slemaker and Attorney Walter 8 Sug.
den. Of SistrrEgiIlr were among these
who witnessed laaf nights wrestling
matches az the Auditorium
Earl stephens has returned 20 his
home IN Pittsburgh after short visit
with Wheeling friends
Miss Gertrude Kn-nIr be- BOD M Hrr
home IN Eas Wheeling
r. r.. TAYLOR. on Inspector connected
with the local r1rrs of r. g army on.
rineers. leaves today for dam SO M
Thomas H1Eo bee returned 10
Washington q Jefferson college after
spending the week end az his home in
THE city
SIR = "a GolIrnr. general manager
- ere ~ March q Son. who has hean
seriously lil Fl hia home. SO g77 Main
street is rapidly recovering and was
abe 20 b. out for short time yes
fordav
Ovrrrpor NJ fNa Poor Henry Love.
DAG ~ me South side who hau been
suTrr.nE Tor some limo vifh rheuua.
item Is steadily Improving
Mr E1vHrd Lunch. who has boon
auTrr.rF for tho past ton dsvs pfr
q slight attack ~ pneumonia. Is rapid
" recovering
ST. John ~ Hort rr CIartaburr
is visiting friend and relative wa
ne South Side fr- a few days Hs
VIII VISIT hiH brother af NrKeeaport.
Ia. before returning home
Mrs Mary Kline. who recently I'M
derWenf serious operation a. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
SOCIETY
Kreiter

NHAAN@AAA7 NAANNa
Miss Edna Irene Kreiter. daughter
ei NJ and Mrs. &. ". krei-er and
Mr.. Earl Bert Vennum. son Of M
aud Mrs. George g Veunum Of Ma.
tins Ferry were married yesterday At
high noon. az the home of IL bride
on south Chagliue street Rev. q
freeianc Peter. rector Of 81 Mat
theNs church. oriciAted Al one
O'Clock. the bride entered the pArlor
with her father who gave her In mar
riase. hendelsohns wedding march
was played by Mrs George /. View
eg- The bride wore a beautiful trAv-
cling suit Of grey silk. with hat and
shoes 10 match immediately FOL.
lowing the ceremony the wedding din
ner was served al the Fort Henry
club. BY Mr.. George Phillips. with
only the immediate families OF the
principals present The home % the
bride Was very beautifully decorated
Tor the occasion, the color scheme be
ing pink and white.
Early last evening the newly mar
ried couple left on an extended we'd
New York. Philadelphia and Washing.
ton. and upon their return they will
reside In Martins Ferry. Copies OF
the following cards have been receiv-
ed by the friends OF the principals:
MIR. and Mrs. G. William Kreiter
announce the marriage OF their
daughter
Edna Irene
TO
Mr. Earl Bert Nennum
Monday. March twenty-ninth.
nineteen hundred and fifteen,
wheeling, West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
ROLLER spEAKs TO mEN


Addresses Eroloves o. Wheeling Can
Counany 81 plant
A most excellent nearf.foheart talk
vas given Hf nom yesterday By Dr
Ner'0~rir p Roller. the wrestler A.
e meeting held ~ me wheeling Can
'ornarr'e 0lant under fhe direction
% me Vows Personal Wort League.
~ fhp y ST. e. A
NJ Ronsr was listened % at-pn
lively FOR more than half on hour.
hF no w0rfr1on IN telling ~ tho rrest
r00f that clean lives hrfna about NOT
ONLY Tor ones arlf but ne future gen
GRAFTON Many declared that 90 vas
fhn most imuraaaivo and fnterrstfna
sdfrnsH ~ thn Kind fhev over heard
Ir RuNnr haa been arted bv sew.
nraI m The school principals 10 al.
frr.H fnr punNa before making hIa
nuaI departure from tho city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Addresses Class MEMBER.

Yesterday afternoon az the A. O. L..
W. hall Prof G. ~ Patterson deliver.
ed short address before the pArlia-
mentary Law class OF the Woman's
club on the subject Rules OF Order. +"
as brought out in Roberts Rules Of
order, which the members Of the class
have been studying In part two. Tho
meeting was very well attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
FALSE ALARM
Eseitsbls South slider Turns In Alarm
without investigating

Ton much smoke from an autouo
bile yesterday mornina called tho Hro
department to The garage ~ Harry
siviU. at The corner of Alley I9 and
Alley o. % seems that Mr sivIts was
wortins with his car and some er
oitable neiEhbor turned In the hrs
alarm without .lakius any invesusa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Mercantile Club Dance

The members OF the Mercantile club
have arranged splendid dancing
program for Wednesday evening and
the special music In connection with
the AFFAIR will be furnished by Meis.
tiers orchestra While the young
people dance the older members will
play various games as their pAstime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
EancNnork Part.

\ delightful fancywork party will
De given Al the Elias club m Martins
FeTry Friday afternoon. April :. from
Two until nve o'clock Mrs William
Mann, Mrs. Charles Morgan and Mrs
John Turner Will act as hostesses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

Mrs. Jesse Bloch was hostess IN the
members OF the Monday Bridge club
yesterday afternoon at her home in
Pheasant Valley. Following the play
Ing OF various games delightful re.
treshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
p. u c MIn.tr.l shn...

A splendid show will BE- staged bv
the Ladies' Ministries Of the Protected
home Circle AZ their lodge rooms in
the l O. o. =. building. corner or
Twelfth and Chapline street. this eve
ming A general good time Is to BE-
expected and the following program
VIII be rendered.
The Wedding Ceremony Bride Martha
Jane Washington Brown. Groom. Jas
per EbeueZcr Snowflake.
song Wedding over the HIS.
, 1890 49,. Melinda and Liza Johnson
Shorus Way Down Upon the Swanee
solo aud Chorus-Rom. Jordan. Roll.
49,, ..s .....-......-.... Ham Bone
What What Lie................... Liza Johnson
ca Mother Machrec. .............
CD on the shore or Italy ..........
Speak Up. Ike: spress Y ie' i''' .. lane
-. =. SILVIA Chocolate Drop
Ch.rus-W When You and / Were Young
Violin Selection. Linda Lou
Solo end Chorus .......... ole BLACK To-,
Aunt Cloe's Sermon Chloe Opossum
silver Threads Among the Gold ......
They Wanted Ne 90 Take His Place.
The Peach PIE. .......... Two coons
That Chicken Farm 1900 sambo S ss
Song-Good-N Night.
birthday Party.
W. II seabright vas pleasantly Su-.
prised ~ HE home near Sherrard. last
night. by several OF his friends ~. o..
casion being mis- twenty NTH birthday
anniversary. Following au evening ot
games and music. refreshments we're
served Mr seabright was the recipient
Of the best wishes o. those present. WHO
included the following
Misses Helen Garyiu. Elsie HoEersou.
Nellie Meyer. Lura McCombs. Alice
Behreus Eldora RoEerEon Ruth 40
Combs, Mary Meyer and Hsnua KiEer.
Messrs. Lemuei Darwin Henry Refnke
John Cook. Reid Kiger. william Bsh-
rens. Emmett Rpgerson, George Garvin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

Miss Nellie Virginia Brand. dauEh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Louis p brand
entertained a number OF her friends III
her home In WOOdlaWn last might
rom seven until nine O'Clock In hon.
or OF her eighth birthday Various
games were played for the Amusement
OF the young people and prizes werc
awarded the winners. Al a seasonable
hour refreshments were served. Those
present were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

noted a particularly violent example
OF this tendency In myself the other day
i have book which was given by a
very fne woman whom / have never been
able to Ike. My aversion TO her dis
tresses m. and yet II persists IN my sub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
SIDE TALKS
LABELLING PEOPLE
10y 4 th cameeon.)

Give = dog bad name and hang him
Get a rpeJudics against a person and
you'll ma yourself eager 20 decry his
most inoffensivs. nay more even his
most praiseworthy acts
When We once get the glass OF our
mental vision adjusted upon anyone At
. wrong angle We see. not only the fault
that nrst preJudiced Us. but his every
act In a distorted way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

F'rgf Juror Young Attorney may
mad" o. mighty fnr speech didn't hes
1crurf juror Ehvahf Wonder
which eide be- wa on7-IudKe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

The monthly meeting OF the Ladies
Hebrew Benevolent society will be
held Tuesday afternoon. April 8. al
the Eoff Street Temple Following
the business session a social hour WI
be held. and a luncheon will be sery.
ed. The hostesses will be Mrs An.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

nette Steinhauser. Mrs. Carrie Levy
and Mrs. T. NanBerg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Tying People 70 rhs4r Fault..

Let any person become associated an
your mind with some particular fault
Eslnshness. vanity or what not and you
Will md yourself accounting Tor all
sorts or tnonensiNe acts Of theirs. acts
which - another would Arbuse no
criticism, by the dominant fault. For
instance. ] know woman whom We all
consider "A bit OF snoh. The result OF
this opinion H. that tf she failz to see
some acquaintance on tho street or N
she sends a beautiful gift to some
wealthy friend. We at once consider N a
manifestation OF her SnobbishuesS al
though the same act committed BY an
other might go uncriticised.
To some extent this Is inevitable. She
has taught Us TO look Tor that motive
"a We see u everywhere, witch Is
natural N not just.
II YOU want TO be just. beware Of this
habit I'ere ls good and bad In all uT
US. NO one IL snobbish OF selfish "
cowardly or mean all the time You
cant like a person against your will bUt
you can bring Yourself up short whea.
ever you md yourself doing nyOus an
Injustice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

whom ! have recently oeen able 10 help
In a small way. and became quite tudig
nant a. me FOR putting myself ont for
her. Why should you 10 that for
her she says What claim has shu
on YOU And yet the sweetest lady
Know l. always putting herself out FOR
others, and would with reasonl think
me very selfish ~ L had refused 10 60
this small favor ~ Il had been asked OF
me by anyone else