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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01

90 uttle candy store. kept hy a
monkey doodle gentleman.
"A chocolate bar n YOU please.
llr. Monkey Doodle" said the bunny
gentleman. and when % was handed
him Uncle WigEiiy said 90 Susie
wen 20 Of fin the woods and eat
this. I think perhaps g. may prove
% be a magic chocolate bar.
"Oh. Uncle wiggily, Do YOU real
IS cried susie with shining eyes.
DO YOU think u has enough magic
ln 10 20 make me a silver bracelet p
u shouldn't be bit surprised
answered the bunny gentleman with
a smile. Wen go fin the woods and
eat the chocolate bar"
SO Uncle Wiggily went 10 the
woods and. sitting on a Log. they
ate the chocolate bar. Susie watch
ed carefully 20 see when the magic
would begin 20 work, and Uncle
Wiegly finally said:
shut YOUR ewes. Susie
The little rabbit girl squeezed her
ewes tightly shut. Uncle Wiggily
picked up from the ground a slender
twlg from a willow tree. Quickly
he twisted the twig into "a round
circle 10 make a bracelet.
But Of course IL isn't silver yet
and Susie wants a silver bracelet,
thought the bunny ''Ha' I have
it, The silver tin foil from the
chocolate BARI
The chocolate bar had been wrap
ped in a lovely silver sheet Of shiny
foil Taking this foil. Uncle vigil y
wrapped it about the willow twis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01
CONFESSIONS OF A LOWE
STAR
STAR

Hutchinson CoIcridse is pikcr.'
said Rose when she came 90 my
dressing room a week later.
Just what IS "a ulkar. Rose
Well should ay in this case
that he's "a married man Who makes
love 20 -ereraI girls az once. SaS.
I'm eo.re 60 help cure one guy an
right
Of what HOWE"
Listen. Yesterday Hutch and me
were late % our lunches And ne
sat opposite me in the cafe and we
smoked and chatted a bit And
hutch told me the sad story OF his
married life"
"Ch. T see"
Naw May You can't see a little
BIT Listen Cooley said his wife is a
sweet little g.rI an right. but tied up
with her babies She never talks
about anything but the kids and she
never let's him. either he told me
she can't understand a man OF his
temperament az all. She expects him
g. stick around home and help ner
with les enfants nights when he was
entitled 90 a little diversion. He told
me she reads a lot but she ain't low
ing Cold. DC said. And he ended
thusly. Rose. you're older than me.
but you understand me Rose. you're
darn different from the others I've
met"
dropped mv grease paint. and
nearly ruined The front breadth OF
Ing kimoua. Rose picked up the box
and continued.
'Colcridge' says T. 'be original
Has which o. he says. being his
slang for repeat or say it again.
'Be original" I repeated. Let me
toll you that several married gentle
mon have tried TO make love 20 me
81 my time. And every last one Of 'em
has begun with your own little
story
-IIutca shrugged his big shout
ders Maybe they meant IT, he
answered
so more than YOU do. Hutch.
No more than you Now I'm older
than YOU. and don't need TO be re-
minded OF It, And believe me. 7 DO
understand men who talk like YOU
do. Don't pretend you're a dumb
bell Just flash back TO your little
home this minute and behold what
that little wife OF yours is doing
Rocking a crying baby or darning
your socks, she is Hutch says I:
is she CRYING 20 some man that
YOU don't understand HER? Look
ing up somebody different from
you2 Now TN tell the world she 3,
not Cooley I may not be blameless
"a the vamp says. but I'm too good
20 help a young husband like you
put anything over the mother Of his
children
You big tornado" he remarks
And we got up from the table and
he Strengthened like man who fell
wobhly after a Knockout. 'Rosei
says he. I didn't know you had It il
YOU.
1T don't make much differenc,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01

could buy. if loliypops cost "a penny
each o."
ooh. - isn't that Uncle Wiggily."
answered Susie and she sort *
shlffcd her paws over the floor
This showed she was not happy. even
II her face had not told the same
story "It isn't thar" Susie sighed
What is o. then asked Mr.
Longears
"Its IA silver bracelet, burst
out Susie "Oh dear rs a silver
bracelet"
Dear me-" cried The bunny gen
tIeman You don't mean TO tell
me YOU lost your silver bracelet,
Never
$40. ncver," answered SUSIE. Ell
never lost a silver bracelet because
] never had one But Oh. Uncle
Wlggily. I want one so much, There
was a rich little pussy cat girl in
the hollow stump school today and
she had the most lovely silver brace
let on her paw on, ] did want one
so nlucht"
Uncle Wiggily looked serious. He
we'll knew that Susie's father. Mr..
LittIetau. the rabbit gentleman.
could not afford 20 buy a silver
braceIet-especially now with work
so scarce and milk 50 dear. But
still Uncle Wiggily wanted Susie 20
be happy.
"And so you want a silver brace
let. do you2" he asked the little
rabbit girl
"Oh. so very. very much do I
want a silver bracelet lovely.
shiny silver bracelet" sighed Susie
But I don't s'pose I'll ever get ona,
But 7 hope ] at least dream about
it tonight" she went on.
Uncle Wiggily twinkled his pink
nose rather on one side and smiled
bit hebind his whiskers.
suppose YOU come with me, SUI
sic" he suggoster. wen take a
walk through the woods and per
. haps we may find a silver bracelet
ooh. Uncle Wiggily! Don't play
/ tricks on me-" begged the little rab-
| bit girl, with q CULVER Of her nose
I Don't play tricks."
I'm not going 70 play a trick
/ Susie" spoke the bunny. Com,
with me"
So Susie went with Uncle Wiggily
I over the fields and through tn,
woods they hoped until the cam'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01
POOR MANS DOCTOR
THOrsANDs GFT wFI.I

Millions OF people who despaircd
OF ever regaining their health are
loud On their praise for the Famous
Bulgarian Blood Tea which assists
nature % produee such q vltalizinE
effect upon the human system.
Il is the poor mans doctor be-
cause IL IS simple 20 prepare and IFS
cost is very small
II relieves constipation. stomach.
rer. kidney and bowel ailments.
Taken steaming hot helps break
uD a cold quickly and guards against
Influenza. Pneumonia or other sick
ness
Bulgarian Blood Tea Is sold by
druggists everywhere. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01
ALL THE CREDIT
GOES TO DRECO
Overcame This Lady's Trou-
bles and Drove Away the
Blues - Prompt Relief
from Constipation Ner-
vousness and BaCkache.

A representative from the Dreco
Laboratory is located at Central
Drug Store to meet the public
and explain the merits of Dreco.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01
Superb Suits
Magnificent OUercoats
at rs

It's only necessary add they're Hart Schaner & Marx and
you have about the whole story Style quality and workman
shp-everyhng right made of only the best expert needle
work. trimmings and tailoring and they're guaranteed Won
dery smart SUITS Swagger OyerCOats unequaed vaues-S5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01
UNCLE
WIGGILY
THE STORY OF SUSIE'S
BRACELET.
CBY HOWARD X. GARIs,
cBY HOWARD R. GARIs,

Copyright. 1921. by Mcclure News
paper syndicate.
When Uncle Wiggily one day,
hoped into the underground bur
row house where Sammie and Susie
L.ttletail, the rabbit children, lived,
he saw a sad look on Susie's face.
Susie had just come home from the
hollow stump school. and instead OF
seeming happy there was a shadow
OF discomfort on her face
What's the matter. SUSIE" ask
ed the bunny uncle, twinkHng his
pink nose in a jolly way. "Did YOU
miss your knawinS lesson today in
the hollow stump school. or couldn't
YOU recite when the lady mouse
teacher asked how many carrots you
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01

what is or amt ln me- 7 says 20
him. I'm getting so old that Moth
ing matters except 90 do a young
mother "a good tu-n But I'm all set
20 shoot this. Just a. soon as we
women play fair 20 each other. some
of you men are going 90 quit maxi
ing love 20 more than one OF us az
time"
a darn good line Rose Cooley
tells me- Then says I 20 him.
Boy. let 60 soak i'm After work
this p. m. you go straight home and
help your tired wife with your ba-
biest"
Mrs Mandy came in. Rose left
abruptly.
ITO BE COntinued)
Copyright. 1921. NEA Service }
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01

It's a sad trip 20 the poor house,
but II Isn't necessary II you have one
Of our dandy accident and health
policies. l.. Z. Greenan. Farmers
Trust Bldg. 334-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01

Featherwelght Arch Supports.
made % ~ your feet VIII relieve
your foot trouble. SIS West Wash
inRton az. f57am
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-01

and explain the merits or Dreco.
"I had been ailing for a long time
and was unable TO find anything TO
straighteu me out until the merits
OF Dreco were brought 20 my at
tention SO 1 thought I would give
Sc a trial" said Mrs. Gertrude +.
Hutson. who lives at 42314 W. South
St. South Bend. Ind. MY stomach
was SO upset everything 1 ate caused
trouble was bloated with sour
Eas and my food came back in my
throat hot and sour Constipation
annoyed me daily. Ny back and
head aChed and I became so nerv-
Gus I slept poorly.
Il was feeling pretty blue as It
seemed l was always sick. Right
there Dreco stepped in and changed
it all. After I had taken Dreco "A
while my bowels began 20 act
daily. headaches passed off and my
nerves were quieted So that my sleep
was sound and restful. 1 never have
q hackaChe these days; IN fact I'm
feeling grand and give Dreco all the
credit"
The welI-knOwn Dreco Expert has
headquarters at Central Drug store
20 meet the local public and explain
the merits of this great remedy. Call
today. -Advt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= 6err unb Trau 8, Slater nnb
Serr uro Trau Sobn 8aller mobnten
fir5li6 ser Bauerz9 6ubma6er 9o6=
Seit IN @pringftelo bet.
= Oscar @ller perretite 0onner8z
tag letter ISOLDE na6 Milmaufee UNI
1eine 5tubien I'M meoi5tntl6en De-
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litdt mieber auf5nnebmen.
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ter un6 6rau9 s. SO. Slten, retlte
lette @o6e na6 Mortftelo UNI ietne
N6pofaten 5t1loten tm borttgen Garlic
ton @olege mte0er auf3uneb1nen.
- Irau Sobn'9IB. Meumanr1 BET
rcijte 0onner8tag alcbter ISOLDE nad
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mtro.
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fer boben unter Sent Namen Netlen II.
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5alnstao bier etn9etrofien 51 ct1em
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bat Montag Sos 8a0e Scpartein c11t
tin linton @oipitai iibernommet1. Sn
cic1em 9eportement fann man thrift
l0e Bdber, u11b aroere 8doer befomz
men, Io>pobl mie IdmeOti6e Mallage
8ebanolung.
- Sri. S'0ep BON @tnonm mar
fiirsli6 tn Seem lllm, nm einen Gon11=
eli set Gatboltc. Daughters Of Nn1ertca
bier s1 oraa,lii icren. SIS mtro CT:
martet bab .mentsitenS 40 Nettgltcoer
aus9angs otei es MonatS obcr a1tf ansS
Sttober III btelen Srecn etn9efiibrt
lpcroer.
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8aloe ibre @ntlaiiung 81 befoinmen.
Nuf ser @erretie bel udtc tie tbren
8r1loer Mapmono uao beilen Tomt(te
IN Ybtla0elpbta.
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2ofal Memigteiten*

= Sid 8aa Ell be 11dte leste @o6e
iet11e 5odter,,' tTrau Sobn @ool0rtd,
IN Sleepp G1c,I# p" .e
6ra1 @cr:onim 56mirl llllno
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@o6t I'M @m. @i1lt:r 9etm III
Spanbpc 5u @aite. y.
= Setter giinmet lit lcbtc ISOLDE
noN Smaba, Neb1. Suriid9efebrt 1m
1ctne Stuoien int Creighton College
miebcr a%ufSurcbmen.
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boS ct. JbomaS College IN ct. Saul
be,1ldben, lino letste ISOLDE mieber nod)
bDrtbtn Suriidgcfebrt.
Sri. 5bclma Mtnfc perretite
Son1togna6mittag nod @oanl ton,
ST., no tic sic bortiee Mortbmci tern
uniper litdt bcl1lden mtr0.
: Scrr 1lnb Tra1t Sobn Senle
un16 So6ter Sri. @alops, maren lctste
ISOLDE mcbrere Sage bic &crmanoten
III G}eomoob Salts 81 8ehn6.
Del 5taotrqt BON ct. Setter
Bat lestc ISOLDE 8iirscrmeiitertn 81.
6. @a1Ilt outboriltert einen mettercn
@oliSiitcn fir Bret D}onate an5u1tcllen.
: Trou Mobert 9artma111l BON
ct. Ta,ll 1T lett 9amstae int 5cim
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9c,ll6. ,..
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no CT letnc Stubicn TIM meoi5tnti6en
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micocr aufncbmcn wtro.
Scr1 1lllo Trau $. s. 0irfs
bon Sprtngftclo marcn le,te Modc
I'M s. S.. 0irfS 9cirn babier 81 Sc
11ld. sic linn Sonntog mteocr nad
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: 6rau q. 8. Slion uno Todter
pcrrci ittn o1lsganeS lekter @odc nad
@atertoipn, g. o., no tic tin Setm
bcs Sobnes, rel y. 8r1roerS, Selle
Slior1 81 8eiu6 meilcn mcrocn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- 9err n11o Tran Oscar Ma9tel
nnb 50bn6en BON Nleranorta iparen
lebte @o6e bter bet Trepnoen unb Serz
manoten 5u Bel u6.
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manoten 11no Treunoen gu B11ud.
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elmer @ei 0QftS1ette nod oem Often
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oa11aen Monat auf Getlen.
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fielo mcl0e fir3ltd orrelttert ip1roe
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miro 1t6 ldnsere s3eit I'M Setm Der
Mutter aufbalten. Sri. Scr ter TT
BON ser &ronfenpflegertn
S6ule DeS 9enerol 9olpttals III
Minneapolis %graouiert. Isl
= Ya1tor uno Trau Getnbolo
9dierenbed uno &tnoer bon Gen=
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reIp. @robeltern, Serrn nnb Trau
Wm. Blauert einen a11genebme11 Sc
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nod 9auIe gtretlt.
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Serrn unh Trau 9arolo 9aaet.
6err Setter lit 6rau SalletS Sater.
Ser @obn miro bier bletben nno et11e1l
commerciellen &url us TIM Or. Wtarz
tin 2utber College nebn1e11.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

j @er bie @elebriamfett fin6et, Ser
finoet baS 2eben. Si9ern Ste it6
ste n0tige @elebriamfeit, tnbem Ste
baS Manfatp Commercial College,
Manfato, Mtnn., beiu6en. S@retz
BEN Ste nm SEN &atalog. Mbp. 38
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
8efanntmahuma.

@er ietn Btano geittmmt babei
m06te, laiie ieine 8eitellung Tn
Snmelterla6en BON s. g. Netm
Tbeo. S. Seifert, erfabrener Htant
9timmer ltefert CUTE, 5ufrteoen ellenb'
Nrbett. Nbp. IS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

gu &erfaufen pber 5u &erbanbeln-
@ut %9ebauteS 6 3tmmer 9auS NIT
5mei Gotten; 3 8lod BON fatbo=
lil6er 96ule nnb Stride. Na6z
5ufragen an 625 Jfor6 Sefferi on
@trabe, Stem ulm, Minn.
N6b. 37-4O
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Gpecial &erf auf.

@aS 9ei5 Sefen gum Soften Hreis
fir Die nd@iten smei 8o@en. @irf<
lt6er Comfort fiir 6aS @etm an btei en-
fiiblen Nben6en.
SEEM ulm @aS &c.,
Mob. 38 go. Minn. ct.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= Sri. 8tola Man6erfel0 beiu6te
lebte ISOLDE sic M3uedl 6amilte tn
5leepn @pe.
- Serr nno Srau q. 8remer unb
&tncer urlc 9err q. Nuber bon ct.
Saul marer1 arlSsang8 ser ISOLDE TN
Gba8. Souenltetn 9eim gu 8elu6.
sic fins Otensta9 pet Nuto mteoer
na6 9au1e 9eretlt.
= Die 2eona1o 9artmann Bamtlte
melde lebteS Sabr auf ser Solepb
@9iller. Tarm in Ser gfdbe BON
Gourtlanb mobnte, lit @onntag na6
Stem lllm ge5ogen. 5te mobnen mtez
scr in tbrem 9etm an 9fDro Sauen
Strabe. ..a'
- @err nnb Trau @enrp 8reitz
bolot nnb Trau Yauline Triti6e unb
@arrp Mattiion BON M1inneapoltS
maren arSgangS LETTER ISOLDE nno
yanfaneS hieier @o6e gu 8elu6 TIM
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9ie reilten ..Dien8tag mteoer nod
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letunsen baoontrug, beftnoet ii6 tn
einem iebr frttti6en 53uitan6 IN etnem
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tbrer brttten Operation nntermorfe n
mor6en. 0te beban0eln6en Ner5te baz
ben mentg @offnung ba8 iunge Mdbz
9en am 2eben gu erbalten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= 81. 8. S. 9e1fert mar lebt'
ISOLDE 3 Sage in Ho6elter no ct etne1
<ntf betmobnte.
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beft maren lebte @o6e int Setm boz
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5prtngfielb 5nridgefebrt mo- tie be1
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'a%b9eitattet bate.
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ton, @ts. mar lette @o9e I'M 9enrr
Nanmetler Setm nno BET an0eren Ser
manoten gu @aite.
= SRI. @tbel uno Gitber Marti
bon @leepp Gpe bein6ten auf Ser
6etmretIe BON BET Staat8 6atr tteitge
8ermanote nno Treuroe.
= Tre6 &rueger lit Montas mad
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6ran Senrp nblborn einen mebrz
tdgigen 8eiu6 ab5uitatten.
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3uriidgefetrt BON etnem fur5en 8e=
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wtro nod bteIe ISOLDE mieoer na6
ibrem Setm In Mlbanp, Oregon 5uz
riidfebren.
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nadmtttag mieber na6 Mantato 5uz
riidoefebrf, nm tire 9tu0ien I'M
2ebrer college mte0er announcement.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

@aben sic Nngeb0rige in 9eutid.
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retten. 9arn ididen @te ibi1en sic
uMetp 1tlm 8pit" fir Elm esSabr.
Sns Muslano fpitet oieielbe $3.50
pro Sabr. p3Aa
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

&erfaufen sic uns SIR @efiigel.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= Sri. 8iola Manberfelb beiu6te
lette ISOLDE ste Muedl Samt(te IN
Sleepp @pe.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
Advice To The LovelOrn

a human craft to go staggering out on the waters of life manned by a crew of one who has every oppor- tunity to know his bark and hasn't made the least effort to inform him. self?
 Who's going to know a mans it be himself?
 Who's going to help him find his way to some definite chosen spot if he doesn't select his harbor or think of his trip in terms of his seaworthi- ness?
 Not to know yourself is to be crim- inally negligent Of the big thing in life. And to fancy for a moment that you can know yourself by evading the truth and avoiding the facts in the champion tennis player can't lok at a None of us can give our days to learn ing everything but the facts about ourselves and then know ourselves.
 A square look at facts-an honest study of sef-is the thing which best equips man for the voyage of life. Pretending won't do any good Even if it fools other folks it won't fool the person concerned. He is what he is and he might as well, acknowledge it. If he doesn't like what he sees. he may be able to do something about | it. But he has to. know in order to do anything to mend conditions. This applies to you and to me and l to everyone else as well. Till we're | honest with ourselves, We cannot hope i to make anything of ourselves.