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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-28

SAN FRANCISCO. April 27.---Franris
*. Bret Hnrt". las; surviving son Of The
California author and poet. died recent
iy at Mont" Carlo. according to word
received here TODAY
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uutcd States Of America. Northern District OF West
Virginia. s.: .
In The United States District Court In and for said
District.
In the matter Of Geo. f.. Murphy Bankrupt. No.
Al In bankruptcy. Petition for Discharge
10 the Honorable Aston &. Dayton. Judge OF the
Dis,rc; CURT Of til" United States for the North
rrn District Of West Virginia
Ir-r T.. Murphy. NJ Wheeling. III Inc county VI
Ohio and State cf West Virginia. IN said District
RESPECTFULLY represents that OH the list day OF April!
I0IG last past he was duly adjudsed bankrupt
under thu acts Of Congress relating 10 bankruptcy:
that no has duly surrendered all his property and
rights Of property and hiss fully complied WIN all
IN. requirements III said acts and OF orders OF the
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prayS that he may le decrced by
IN. court to have fun discharge frpm all debts
urorahc against the ets" under said bankrupt acts
except such debts are excepted by Law from SUCH
discharge.
dated this 18Th day Of Arril. a. D.. 1917.
GEO. L. MURPHY.
Bankrupt
By William T.. krupp.
His Attorney.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Nor;bern District NJ West Virginia. ss:
TN This l9h day u Arril. \. d.. 1917. on reading
the foregoing petition Is is
Ordered hy the tonrt that hearing be had upon
the same the aSt day Of May. 4. D.. 1917. before
said Court ut Wheeling. in said district. at ten
O'clock III lie lhitllhH' h"''Ne 'he''"' 1T
published in :hr Wheeling InclliGcncer. newspaper
printed in said District. and that AL known creditors
and other persons In interest may appear at the said
time and place and show cause. II any they have.
WHY tho prayer Of r. sud petition should no, be
rrautSL
And i, is further ordered hy the Court. that the
clerk shall send hv mail Ia all known creditors copies
of said petition and this order addressed TO- them al
their place, ~ residence stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston &. Dayton. Judge
Il i'Iirt md hp Wheeling
I'm said district on the 18th day OF April A. d. 1917.
Attest:
A. T JARRETT. Clerk.
ap.2l-2s L. s. u. C.. y. u. W. Va
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BOY STRANDED

Tired. Smeared with mud. hungry and
Trgsr Tt'' arad ' rs w IA . INTO noIice
headquarters last night. The boys home
Is ar Hundred. and h" had nowhere to
so and couldn't get home He was turn
ed over To Probation Officer Frazier.
who will send him home this morning
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
kntlce.

Notice.
A meeting OF the stockholders " the Locke Shoe
COMPANY will lie held at the principal office OF the
company. at Numbers 1906 sud ljIS Main Street. In
tho cty Of Wheeling Ohio county. West Virginia. OH
The Sth day Of May, \. d.. 49, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
far the election oi Il board NJ directors. the passage
- hy.lavs and s,ch other business Of general
nature as may properly come before the meeting.
GEO II. GREENE.
,,ai re Secretary.
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George Weishar, Jr.

FUn"rnI SERVICES tur ti,'nrgc 'WriShar
.Ir. -. VIII" Gi"d in lin" family home.
lnlI Lind street. Thursday night. will
lil;"ly b.. h"ld Monday afI"rnnnn al >
O'Clock III the place 1T Death Mr..
W"ishar WAS the son If George. and
Johanna Wci$har. He has been i'll far
several months. He leaves besides his
parents four sisters: Mrs. Max Dit
man OF WarwUnd. Misses Lille. Louise
and SandaN WriShur
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IRIS. g. II. Funston

EMrORIA. Kas.. April 2T.--Atrs. T..
II. Funston. mother OF the late Major
General Frederick Funston. died at the
homo nf her daughter here today. Sha
WAS 10 years old
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James w. Stemple.

Special Dispatch To the Intelligence
CDLlMBtS. g.. APRIL @7.-.Ianrs W.
St"mplr. nE"d ~. Of MoatSvill". W. Va,
died in hospital here today.
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Phillip n. Burk,

Following an Illness al several weeks
i'hili'n H. l;urk. c"nduri"r. on the
Wheeling Terminal railway. died in tho
family hons. - Twrnly-tnurlh street.
Thursday. Mr.. I;urk leaves Il wife and
tn" follnwinE rnilGr"n: Mrs. Clarence
Srha;"r. Russell, Walter and Charles
t'u:k. all Of 'hls city. Funeral arrange
mcniS VIII be completed today.
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ARMY OF 100000
CONTINUED from First Page.)

be assigned 10 them with each arm OF
the service 50 represented as To pro
wide the framework Of Il complete
jarmy division Il, each point. Tho
guardsmea will be selected from ;he
territory covered by the training dis
trict so far as practicahle. Polit"
duty al the environments will heCom"
part of the responsibility of each dis
lrict commandant and he will make
such assignment OF his forces as lie
may deem wise Meantime both The
regulars and guardsmpn will continue
recruiting to war strength.
Course Of Training.
With the new regiments assembled
a rigorous course Of training Will DC
undertaken. The officers training
camps 10 be established within few
days in each district will begin AZ ihI
end of three months. pouring new Off
GERS into this organization. and the en-
listed men selected from the ranks oi
the regulars for commissions will be
given special instructions Ia fit them
for officers. Until the army Of young
men presents itself al the camps IN
August or September The regulars and
euardsmen also will pursue a vigorous
commissioned officers. will depend the
efficiency Of the new armies.
Lumber without Profit.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. April 2i.-Tht
Northern fl.ml"ck and flardw""d Man
uraCturrrS Association IN CnnNcntlo'
here today decided 20 provide IN" gov
eminent with lumber during tho wal
without profit 10 tn" manufacturers.
Farmers Off Juries,
GRt.F.NSl:I ri. l';t.. April 2i.-IudGf
a. II. Mcdonnell al III" court OF com.
mon pleas her" today ordered that al
farmers drawn for jury service durinl:
Ih.. week ii May hr excused. That tht
! court considers farming paramount Il
Jury S"rvir" this year rs 7 patriotic Gut!,
was thu Interpretation given the order
Cuba Wants s-'sh.
WASH NGTuNs .Nrrii "E--Aurrtld
ll"via minister nf interior of Cuba. ar
rived here today. IT. meet thr tubal
war commission on is arrival Monday
II" will act with il, in an advisory ca
pnci,y with the commission. which is
composed nf military officers and. il is
understood. will suggest that Cuba h'
assisted by the United States in ritiS'
ing Il war fund. The Cuban government
has authorized n loan uf $an.hnh.hOn. Il
large part of which b" used in strength
ching tho islnnd's coast detcnScS.
The Cuban government VIII CO.
operate with the government nf the
United States In the war with Germany
In any way necessary" said Minister
Hevia.
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE Overland five passet,se. touring 1915
model. driven about 200 miles. Owner leaving
lawn. Will sell cheap Answer Il. No. 2. caro- In.
trlI!grfce.. Ap-s6-
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W H Ffllfs,,ic
CHARLESTON ".

william Harvey Gillisplr. aged 81. well
known resident uf this city and IN"
Kanawha valley. tiicd here today. lie
was veteran Of tn" Union army in the
Civil war
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Funeral for Mrs. Burial Today.

This afternoon at = o'clock in In"
Family home. mi! i."ff street. funeral
services will h" held lur Mrs. Margaret
tbk"D Eurrali. wife "t Louis EurraIl
Whose. death occurred Wednesday, The
h"v. H. Y. deficit ri Wesley MrthndiSl
Episcopal church. will nffIriatC. and
burial will b. in MI. Zion
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night says there is nothing Of speciala
interest To report
Aerial activity was intense on Thurs
day and British lviatorS brought down
seven German airplancS. while SIX
ntherS Were driven down out Of control.
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Mrs. Earle walker.

Mrs. Earl" Walker ag"d -. "f E"r,.h
i'"tImm. died IN tn" North Wheeling
hospital yesterday morning. following
an ulark OF spinal meningitis. Mrs.
Walker leaves Il huS ban,i. Il young child
and numhrr Of other relatives in the
Beech liDttOm Cummunitr
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTED
Coke Drawers and Day LaberSes
CoaneiiIyiIlS ceks RSsloa
Coke Drawers Earning Average Of N.oo q pay,
Day Laboreri Earning 1925 to $3.50.
Cnke Drawers work in the open air and EunShne.
Hours are short shifts ranging from seven 70 nine
hours.
Day laborers work ten hours. also in the open.
Apply at any plants. which are located near La
,robe. Mount Pleasant and Scottdi1e. In Westmore-
land county. and Connellsrile. CnIontom. Fair
chance and Mssontown. in Fiyette County. Penn
sylyania.
H. C. FalCK COKE COMPANY.
SCoITDALE, PEhhA.
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Fune-a1 for Harry r,-ra++ rol,r

Funeral services will lr held in the,
home on Glrnw"ui heights this morning:
lat h:30 ncluck for Harry Barrett. whn
died Wednesday,. kcuui"m high mass
will be celebrated in 81. MichanrS
church at o'clock with burial in Mt.
l'ulrarv
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WANTED-Apartment

WAHTE0To rent. furnished five or Six room houSs
or apartment Address Z. A.. Intclligencer.
sp.f-i
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POULTRY

THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock EsIs from vinta
Layers $50 FER Is: $500 hundred salus! Fam.
Raylzn(.. Ohio. AH1-SW
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FOR SALE

WHEELING BUILDING MATERIAL CO.,
EAST SlDG-PEHIhSULA. Ap-T-m
FOR SALE hoisrs 5 wagons. sets hArnsr- ".
s. Laundry. BcllaiIe. Ohio. Ap-H-l "
FOR SALE-Fpur head OF horses Srest bargain.
For full particulars call National 81 Colerain. or
wri,c l.. l.. Mcrcer. r. r. 1. 81. ClaitsrIlle, o.
ap-13-l
FOR sALE-lcc boT I7I63E25!s. John +. Nltbpr.
ll01i. McCullurlI street Sp.2l-m
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PERSONAL

MARRY II lonely: for results. try nc; best and most
successful; hundreds rich marriage soon:
strictly confidential: most reliable: years OF expen
cur" descriptions free. The Successful Club Mrk
lurIir box $50. Oakland. Calf. ap-c1-c8
I'M GOING TO the modern shoe repairing shop. SO
lith ST.. 7. A. CollisImo. Prop. That u The best
place to have my shoes repaired. They are stperta
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LONDON, April q. ?:57 p. m.-Tipld
Marshal Haig in his official statement
from British headquarters in France to-
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Course Of Training.
lumber Without Profit.

MILWNI'El:E. Wis. Nrril 21.-Thc
Northern n.mi"ck and Hardwood Nam
uraciurrrS Association in convention
here today decided 20 provide III" gov
eminent with lumber during tn" war
without profit TO tho manufacturers.
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WAHTEp-Fass. Largest manufacturer poster flags
in the world. Sample sent. Twelve LIns. One
nllarA Exclusive agency Write wire Flanrtlt
per thousand and up Runcy Flag Makers. Cincin-
natl. D. 1p-t8-9 -
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

ANIL IS
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29
AMERICAN SOLDIERS WHO DIE
IN FRANCE ARE TO BE
BROUGHT HOME

Washington, Aug. 25.-Amorican
soldiers who give their lives to the
in which the nation has enlisted will
not be forgotten en- foreign soil if the
careful preparations of the general
staff can prevent it. Relatives of the
men who so to the front in France
may rest assured that every effort
will be made to locate and register
the graves of the mcI killed in action
or who die of disease.
Army orders today direct that a
graves registration service, quarter
masters corps, be organized for the
duration of the war. The first unit
W II be commanded by q captain,
aided by second lieutenant, and will
include forty-nire enlisted men Of diff
rorent grades. The duties Of the ser
vice are not prescribed beyoud the
name. which itself discloses the mis-
sion
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29
EXAMINE AviAT0RS FOR
SERVICE IN SAVANNAH

Savannah, Aug. 28.-Savannah has
been chosen as the location of an ex-
aiming unit for aviators. Major l.
Fl. Jones of the medical department
will open the Savannah aviation re.
cruiting office September H.
1t is expected that three hundred
fiiers will be recruited through the
Savannah office. 1t is expected that
young men from South and Middle
Georgia, Florida, Alabama and South
Carolina will flock to this office to
haev try at the aviation branch of
the service.
Only volunteers are wanted; if &C
cepted, each recruit is commissioned
as first lieutenant The examina-
tons are very rigid from a physical,
mental and even moral standpoint.
Only men in the pink Of health will
be selected, and a mans mental
status as to eXcitabiiity and sense CT
balance will count for much.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29
ATLANTA DOES NOT GET
SECOND TRAINING CAMP.

Atlanta, Aug. 2S.-There will be no
transfer of student officers from Fort
Oglethorpe, near Chattanooga, to
Fort Mcpherson, near Atlanta, for
The second Officers Training Camp,
as hoped for by Atlanta friends of
men in the second camp, and by At
lanta civic organizations which have
undertaken to bring about the trans
fer.
Shortly after the governments de
cisicn to send the student officers of
the state Of Georgia, Alabama and
Florida to- Fort Oglethorpe. for the
second training camp, instead of to
Fort Mcpherson, where the first
training camp was held for these
three states, it was learned in At
lanta that there would probably be
an overflow of 1900 or more officers
at Fort Oglethorpe, due to the lack
Of housing facilities.
Immediately an effort was made to
secure a transfer of overflow men to
Fort Mcpherson, with the idea that
the 1900 would just about correspond
TO the number from Georgia, Ala
bama and Florida 1t has been learn
ed, however, that the War Depart
ment plans to make Mcpherson a
base hospital and will not send any
student officers there.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29
SAVANNAH PLANS MARKET n
FOR FARM PRODUCE.

Savannah, Aug. 28.-The Savannah
Board of Trade is completing a direc-
tory containing the names of Savannah
buyers Of farm products, and will
print 5000 copies and distribute these
Throughout South Georgia within the
next ten days. The divisions, of the
directory are those who buy ~
Eggs, Poultry, Canned Goods, Pea
nuts, velvet beans, peas, sweet and
irish potatoes, fruit. corn, oats, sor-
ghum seed, sunhower seed and cured
meats. ~ Live cattle, sheep and
swine 60 Hay, grain and velvet
bean meal. (4) Honey, wax hides
and fur 90 Syrup and molasses. 60
Perishable vegetables. (7) Those
who will cure meat.
The directory viii be printed on
large piece of cardboard, suitable for
hanging on q wall, and will contain
no Advertising 1t will carry state
ment TO the effect that it is issued by
the Savannah Board of Trade to as
sst the farmers in selling their pro
ducts. If there is any difficulty in
finding a satisfactory market, CON-
murications addressed to the Savan-
nah Board of Trade will receive
prompt attention, and every effort
will be made to assist the farmers in
disposing of their products advan-
tageously in Savannah.
AS the next step in its efforts to
increase the sale of farm products in
Savannah, the Board of Trade is en-
deaVOring to organize a cooperative
commission warehouse company A
number of commission merchants
have been interested in the project
and it is hoped they viii organize and
manage the company. If this effort
to get local men to organize fails, the
Board 0 fTrade may accept an offer
from a Florida concern to come to
Savannah and start bonded com
mission warehouse for farm products.
! The Beard of Trade believes that
whoever starts such a warehouse will
do a very successful business in Sa-
yannah
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29

Infected towels spread eye disease
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29
LABOR DAY EXCURSION

To Brunswick, Ca, September 3rd
1917.
The ABBA Railway will operate
its annual Labor Day Excursion to-
Brunswick on September 3ftl. ""rne
rate from Cordele, Hatley, Double
Run will be $1.5O the round trip. Tick
cts will be good going on the regular
early morning train and good return
ing on regular train leaving Bruins
wick at sos P. NJ, or Special train
leaving Brunswick at 1900 P. NJ, on
date of sale. This Excursion will af-
ford an opportunity to spend pleas
ant day at Brunswick or st. Simon
Islands.
Stat. w. w. CROXTON,
General Passenger Agent
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29

New York now has women boot
blacks.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29
RAINEs SOCIAL NEWS.

Rev J. R. Kelley, of Montezuma,
filled his regular appointment at Eb-
enezer Sunday.
At conference which followed his
Sermon Sunday, he was called by the
church to serve another year.
Mr.. S. c. Knott has accepted po-
sition at the Warwick Drug Store.
We hope he will make successful
soda water mixer
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Hitchcock
motored with Messrs Rupbie and Ru-
fus Sutton to Autriville Sunday.
Mr.. S. c. Byrd has purchased a
six cylinder Oldsmobile, 1918 model.
Mr.. Shelton McAfee, who is work
ing at Warwick, spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mr.. Leonard Whitfield, Vesta Cox
and Grady Ray visited the Raines
boys at Fort Oglethorpe last week.
Rudolph Barry, who Joined the
ARMY dDouI yedI oSo' h'o "AiIC0hi
his relatives here that he left for
France on an English transport last
Saturday. We hope that he will ar
rive safely.
The following boys from Raines
have volunteered and are in the
army at the various camps: Lannies
Hancock, Rudolph Barry, Sidney
Ray, Earnest Harris, Lum Smith,
Cozzie Herington, Conner Bowen, Ell
mer James and Charlie Merritt.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29

| wish to announce that ON or about
September 18TH will open 4 first
class funeral department with office
and display parlor at the Watt
Holmes Hardware Store.
l have had built a modern motor
funeral car and in connection with it
have every modern appliance for
the home, church and cemetery, enab-
ling me to give TO my patrons the
very best of service, Our stock is Of
the latest designs and q large aa
sortmoat 10 meet tie requirements Of
all. IL am favored with portion OF
this work shall try 10 merit the
confidence placed in me,
Entering now in my 2Gth year of
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29

the profession as Embalmer and Fun
egal Director with experience in both
large and small cities enable me with
our modern equipment to give to
those who may need it a service sec
ond to none in the care and prep
araton for burial lifting the burden
OF all arrangements from The family
looking after all detail matters sys-
tematically.
| shah personally respond promptly
10 your calls at all hours, day or
night, city and country.
Respectfully,
COBDGLE FUNERAL CO.,
G. Is. OVERTON, Mgr
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29
NOW THE DOG OWNER
MAY HAVE HIS DAY,

Atlanta, Ga, August 2S-Georgia
dcg-owners who raised such howl
against the dog tax put on them by
the legislature back in 1912 will
doubtless be able to find, at last,
some merit in the legislation they
were formerly "cussing"
The state court of appeals has just
ruled that a law which leyies a tax
ON . dog also makes the dog personal
property, and that when a dog is kill
cd the owner is entitled to bring pro
ceedings to recover damages.
OF course a dog owner attempting
to recover must show that his dog
was valuable, but this will certainly
he no insurmountable handicap.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29

Filte lace continues in good style
on lingerie and crepe blouses 1t is
really very good choice for this use,
as it is at once attractie, dainty, and
durable
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-29

Sun glasses have been invented for
baseball players hinged to a cap that
touch will drop them into position
for man to see a ball coming to-
ward him while looking directly at
The sun.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27
Folk We Touch in Passing
THE DEVILS WEDGE.
BY JULIA CHANDLER

Even II you have never read the
familiar fable Of folklore concerning
the Devils Wedge you have touched in
passing many a man whose ACCOMPLISH
ment OF work was either wholly or par
TALLY paralyzed by Disbursement ac-
cording to how intimately he entertain
ed In his life this pernicious guest.
The fable describes it to T.
The story goes that once upon a time
the Devil made public announcement that
he was going out of business and tha;
he would offer his tools at public auc-
ton. On the evening of the sale folk
gathered to look them over and found
them most attractively displayed. There
were Malice, Envy. Hatred. Jealousy,
Sensuality, Vanity and Deceit, and over
in one corner all by itself lay a wedge
sha ped device bearing a higher price
than any of the rest.
Being questioned concerning 1t The
Devil made answer:
THAT is Disbursement. the most use
1ul weapon In all my aggregation Of tools.
1t Is worth more than all the rest put
together can pry open and get inside
a mans consciousness with DISCOURAGE
ment when nothing else avails me.
And" went on The Devil to explain,
~ 10 oO iiuSH "OTn because L use IT
nearly everybody. for as yet there are
very few folk who know that it belongs
to me-"
At the conclusion of this recital which
recently 1 read its narrator added:
1T hardly need be added that The
DeVlfs price was so high that Dis.
courasement was never sold. He still
owns it and is using it daily"
found by The Man.
Time was" he told me, when I was
so easily discouraged that if things didn't
come my way at once I would begin tc
doubt the goodness of God, begin to en-
tertain fear and anxiety and all the
string OF devitalizing mental conditions
which follow in the wake of Discoura ge-
ment.
One day in the midst of a miserable
attack of the blues there rushed into
my thought beautiful experience that
mad been mine that day-an unexpected
manifestation of Love and Goodness
The memory of it brought me a sudden
sense of gratitude. The more I thought
of the happening the more grateful !
became and to my astonishment Dis.
couragement fed.
soon after that the miasma gripped
me again, and I remembered that Graft
tude had before proven an antidote SC
employed it again. Nothing unusual
had marked my experience that time
but there is no human being who, if he
tries. cannot uncover in his consciousness
the thought OF something worthy oi
Gratitude. found my something and
chung to the contemplation of it until
again the potency Of my antidote was
demonstrated.
There is no man sick with Dis.
couragement who cannot be cured with
good stiff dose of Gratitude" COM
mented The Man. whose life has gained
proportionately in its success with his
recognition of this beautiful Truth.
Copyright 19T.)