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PLKV M' .. equeily intolei-zlht'bi minoritiel in - the new country. PI£LD ,3. ~ 3. 1;; ,— . ’ \ ‘. ..—' ' ,3 0 fir... uNIIriIiMrT-fifél’ i . . 5'1" , ie not wholly tree of nonsense. VJ/ . -----e- ‘ Those who left the old country to (Betti-tore Evening lun.) oecepe an intolerant melority were The follower or sports who is IN RABBITBOBO M-ow w-dl...“ “ 1e ' t. ' 4. THOSE BOATS took RATHER. ROTTEN 'ib ME . OLD hing}: on. WHEN . l A'ifiw A l Ram's am new MMEY Ach ' privileged to obeerve nOne except bush lee‘ue bell games teele too much respect for his leaner-e. Hie imecinetion persuedee him to be- lieve the his tellewe infinitely sup. erior to the little fellows. The men 'whq leee none but big league [emu is similarly tricked by his imexinetion. He hu too little reepeot tor the pleyere lower down; he thinks them infinitely interior. The truth is put the difference between the bigvleeguer end the built leetuer ie elitht. The men ‘ higher up clips e treotion irom e eecond in hendlinc the hell! he clip- enother tnction between been: he gets e dozen more hit. in e thou- .eend timee et bet. That is ell. An error common to critics of me‘nkind 'ie the eeeumotion thet there are two diliinct cleeees: in- telligent men one fools, end thet e ‘xreet'tsult divides these two. '1' e truth ie that ell men ere muc alike. The much-despised ”moron" believe! meny thlnu. eeys meny thinu end ‘doee meny thine- believed. eeid end done or the most brilliant of the intelligentsia. And this moot brillient one doeen't know it eii. He melee mietekee: he in not a...“ eleventh“ he W ,_, Those who 'fight for freedom ere quick to opprese their tormer meet. era when they have won the tight. Those who old or most loudly for tolerence deeire tolerence for -their own pet vices end were of melting merry. not at the other fei- Icon. The "good" men hae his secret sine. and it may be that the re- nende. who he: eunderde of hie own. would not stoop to them. One must know fleet men end nobodieu. good men and bed men. metropolitan: and hicke. highbrow: end morons in order to discern the truth that all. except in detaile thet. eeem email. are much alike. To know one clean only. and belong to it. is to rate it too high and reie itl ' oppoelte ind low. The \coionei‘e ledy end Judy O‘Grady have ninety Per cent. or their charecteristlcs in L common. , ' Gob Humor. (From the Tennessee Tar snd Other ' Publications.) She loves my company: . She llwen will- She knows the plecdl; I m the bill.
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