By Samuel Gardiner Arres
illustrated by R: Tandte'r
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27ie richest sort of life can come from the poorest home.
T IS. no disgrace to be poor. Some of-the ize their own sons with an oversupply of spending
.richest lives come, from the ""poorest money.:
homes. .Some years ago a good-sized - - . : One reaspn why so : many . poor boys ; succeed is 1 ;
book was published withvthe title. 'Poor ' because thev have learned what real lif e is. ' -The-bov
f , . ; oys ,vy no rsecame famous it was a wno worKs ms way.tnrougn scnooi ana coiiege, using
roll of great names, Get it ;f fom the public library - all his. ingenuity and grit; is getting a great training.;
arid. see. v The richest ;sort ;of Jife can come from the )' .His resources i are fargreater than ;they? would other-f
poorest home. What is:iriside, counts for more than- wise ie. He kriovvs his limitations and abilities. . The .
wnat.we wear oreat.or,wnereAwe live. ; . . . , ' - man wno nasnaa to eaucate nimseii Knows now mucn
j What we are is of the greatest importance. , knowledge costs.
ft ;i As nrhprc hnv irn ;cr an'vftit i ; An irnn -mi
As pthers'haye"d6rieso can you An iron mold- L , Youcanhot afford to be a ,"quitter.v t You can
the front ranks if you'useoO, pe cent of your : j
Some one has said that the average man uses :
iothariy riciv men's' Sons fail is-because they know-1 only:"10rper cent of his ability. Y Be somebody, aridl
, uuuiuiK ui iuc reauiy orine. ome ncn men oauoer- ; -maKe tne most,oi swnat vou n;
have!: