The Washington times., 1920-05-30
Sports and Pictures
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DON'T BIZ A ''MOUSE MAN"

under him He win tell you they with him. at the head
Of the rm getting their part Of tho profit they are out
gone successful elsewhere for themselves This applies
TO the hard workers in the business Office and to hard
workers in other lines
Hard work viii mako men free everywhere. For in
stance Point Pleasant New Jersey two young New
man Legg greenhouse and nursery. Referring to
Of his Of German BIRTH Of the propretors said
There is the best worker have had And the next
best worker Is his wife, working near him"
Some naughty American born sovereigns probably
looked with contempt that couple actually doing
double days work for days pay instead Of half
days work for days pay But 60 now and ask the en-
ployers where 'the best worker saw be found
He will tell you to go North along the coast until you come
first class looking nursery farm splenddy planted with
flowers and young trees with hothouse growing rapidly
There you will find the 'best worker knew" and
the next best worker, his wife, OWNING THE FARM
PROSPEROUS, INDEPENDENT ABSOLUTELY SAFE
AGAINST HARD TIMES, SINCE. THEY CAN FEED
THEMSELVES FROM THE GROUND.
You will find them still good workers, for that viii Last
until they die Thanks to their example, will find their
to be told twice, not imagining that the first duty of
father and mother to make unnecessary for daughter
or son to work.
In idleness and PRIDE especially the silly pride chat
makes man approve Of his own lazness blaming any
thing but himself you have the trouble that curses about
sixty per cent of young Americans
Approach any of the dlers doing little pos
sble in for their pay thinking ten times much
the next suit of clothes about the of tho
years Ask "What would you have done had you
been a slave in the old days?"
The youthful tme-waster will tell you that he would
have away from slavery he would not have endureS
it. He would have gone to the swamps rskng boodhounds
and pursuers He would have fed north to Canada walk
ing at night hiding in the day. going hungry necessary
He viii tell you in absolute earnestness believing it,
that he would have endured every hardship and danger to
escape slavery.
Then ask him. 'What is the difference between slavery
that keeps you just where you your supplying
food clothing and bed and the other slavery salary
caused by dleness and PRIDE that keeps you just
where you the employer giving money enough for
the time being for food, clothing and bed?"
The old slavery better. Public opinion and common
decency wouldn't allow the slave to turn the old
slave out into the street to die.
The average slave owner before the took better
of his slaves than the average saaed Of
today does of himself.
This picture asks the young idlers the that
the energy to from present miserable un
worthy condition, no matter how far or how hard you
have to run?
Slavery is slavery. It was slavery when the owner
could say the negro sixty years DID, "Go down there and
pick cotton It is slavery when the employer is able to
say the of sixty who has idled away his life, Go
there stand at the desk all day and do what tell
you"
The man who in youth hasn't ambition, energy, self
control saving power and will to make himself independent
of the wage slavery of old age has not derived much
benefit from country that was established to CREATE
INDEPENDENCE
\ Don't be q mouse-man waiting for the Hard Times
cat to get you.
Make yourself mans size by using the WILL power
the back Of your head and be ready for the cat when
it comes. It isn't hard to become free man.
Get rid of ideness and vanity ideness while working
that keeps man from advancing and vanity that makes
man approve himself failure whereas even the most
successful the best of for disappearing and