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NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 94, 1921
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Correspondence
DUNDEE
T h e re g u la r m e e tin g o f th e Dun*
dee w o m a n 's club' m et in. th e lib ra ry
a t c o m m u n ity h a ll an d proved to be
v e ry In te re s tin g .
N ecessary d e ta ils
c o n c e rn in g th e S a tu rd a y ev en in g so­
c ia l w ere a tte n d e d to. and p lan s
s ta r te d fo r a b a s a a r to be a rra n g e d
b y th e D undee w o m an 's club D ecem ­
b e r 1 0 th a t co m m u n ity h all.
T h e p ro g ram h o u r w as devoted -to
th e d iscussion of th e a rm s parley at
W a s h in g to n , D. C: Tw o good p a ­
p e rs an d a little g e n e ra l discussion
w ere so In te re s tin g th a t we have
d ecided to devote th e n ext p ro g ram
to th e sam e su b ject.
T he p apers
w e re w r itte n by Mrs. W. J. Gordon
a n d Mrs. R ich ard M oorecroft.
A fte r th e re g u la r p ro g ra m those
p re se n t w ere tre a te d to a little h e a rt
to h e a rt ta b le ta lk by o u r c o u n ty
p re s id e n t. Mrs. Lowe of D ayton. T he
h o ste ss f o r ’ th e occasion w as Miss
B ern ice Keys, assisted by h e r m o th er,
M rs. F. Keys. Mr*. M ichael M uller
a n d M ra W . J. G ordon.
T h e second social of th e season
w as held a t co m m u n ity h a ll last S a t­
u rd a y ev en in g .
T ab le « a n te s and
d a n c in g m ade a v ery p le a s a n t ev en ­
in g fo r a ll those p re se n t. T he n ex t
so cial w ill be D ecem ber 3rd.
D alles, visited w ith h is b ro th e r, N.
L. W iley, th re e d ay s la s t w eek. T hey
had not visited each o th e r for
tw e n ty years.
E w ard G arlan d a n d son. R ay, an d
his s iste r. Mias G ladys G a rla n d , w ent
to E u g en e last T h u rsd a y by au to ,
re tu rn in g M onday. H e b a d to leave
h is c a r at C o rv allis a n d ta k e th e
tra in from th e re hom e on a cco u n t of
th e h ig h w ater.
Mrs. O. W oodw orth w en t to P o r t­
land last week. T u esd ay , to v isit
over th e week end w ith h e r d a u g h ­
te r, G arn et R ober. T h u rsd a y bein g
h er b irth d a y . She re tu rn e d S u n d ay
ev en in g and said it took th re e h o u rs
to come hom e by tra in . ^
T he A dvance clu b g av e a ch ick en
d in n e r an d p ro g ram a t th e h a ll last
F rid a y ev en in g , w hich w as enjoyed
by all. T he su p p e r w as w ell p re ­
pared and e v e ry th in g w as a p p e tiz ­
ing. A fte r su p p er. Mrs. S fw y e r sold
tic k e ts on a b e a u tifu l doll, w hich
w as d ra w n by Mr. M cD onald, a b a c h ­
elor. .w h o ^contem plates se n d in g th e
doll to a little niece »in P o rtla n d .
T he proceeds of th e su p p e r a m o u n ted
to 3 42, and th e doll $1 2 .5 0 ; to ta l.
$54.50. w hich w as g re a tly a p p re ­
c ia te d by th e club m em bers. T hey
a re p la n n in g on h a v in g m ore d in n e rs
to get enough m oney to finish th e
in te rio r of th e b u ild in g .
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B arney
Oldfield » 30x3*4
tire s
$9.99. v D oyle's T ire Shop.
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s u n n y c r e st
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Mra. P fie fe r. d a u g h te r of Mr. and
C. C. L oucks is s e ttin g o u t five Mrs. S tubblefield, h as m oved to P o r t­
a c re s o f hops.
land.
G eorge S m ith- b u tc h e re d a beef
W. H. H u b b ard cam e hftmtf last
T u e sd a y fo r Tom P a rris h in F e rn - S u n d ay to rem ain over T h a n k sg iv in g
w ood.
w ith - th e hom e folks.
W ill H itc h e n le ft fo r M cM innville
Several of th e folks a tte n d e d th e
M onday, w h ere he w ill serve on th e m eetin g of th e fa rm e rs’ clu b last S a t­
j u r y th is week.
u rd ay a t th e N ew berg ca n n e ry .
A s h o r t T h a n k s g iv in g pro g ram
C. A. C ra te r, w ith M ark an d L es­
w a s g iv en T uesd ay a fte rn o o n by th e te r H an n a, atte n d e d th e " f a th e r an d
p u p ils a t th e school house.
so n " b an q u et a t th e C h ris tia n c h u rc h
M rs. B ru ce Case sp en t F rid a y v is it­ la st F rid ay .
in g h e r p a re n ts, Mr. a n d Mrs? F ra n k
Gene H u b b ard . Miss Je ssie D illin -
K iser. Mr. K iser h a s n o t been very g er. W. H. H u b b ard an d Mr. D illln -
w ell th e p ast week.
ger m ade a bu sin ess tr ip to M cM inn­
Mr. an d Mrs. P ercy K iser a re v is­ ville last M onday.
itin g th is w eek w ith P e rcy ’s p a r­
Mr. C o rn e tt spent a few d ay s last
e n ts . Mr. and-M rs. C. M. K iser. T hey week v isitin g w ith h is d a u g h te r and
h a v e re n te d th e T h o m as Sellwood so n -in -law . Mr. and M rs. H om er
fa rm an d w ill ta k e possession as F ish e r, a t G resham .
• soon as Mr. W oolover an d fam ily
Some o f th e n eig h b o rs from n e a r
m ove o u t.
Mr. W h ite ’s place are a b o u t in fa v o r
*The h eav y r a in s o f th e past few of c h a n g in g th e nam e of th e n e ig h ­
d a y s h av e done c o n sid e ra b le dam age borhood a f te r th e past few d a y s ’ ex ­
to th e roads. T h e fill on th e road to perience.
W ilso n v ille n e a r H e n ry W ilh elm 's
S everal of th e n e ig h b o rs h av e been
p lace h a s n e a rly g one o u t.
Mr. c le a n in g o u t th e d itc h e s a lo n g th e
W alk h ad sev eral m en w o rk in g M on­ s i d ^ o f th e ro ad to give th e w a te r a
d a y to tr y an d save it. T h e fill had b e tte r ch an ce to d ra in aw ay . T h is
w ash ed so th a t it w as too n a rro w for not o n ly odds to th e looks o f th e
tra f f ic .
place b u t h e lp s to save th e roads.
T h u rs d a y n in e lad ies m et a t th e
T he S u n n y c re st la d ie s' c lu b held
h o m e of M rs. F r a n k S h aln and th e ir first re g u la r m e e tin g
last
q u ilte d a q u ilt fo r h e r. E ach one T h u rsd a y a t th e hom e of Mrs. C. A.
to o k a b a sk e t of e a ts fo r lu n ch an d g C ra te r.
T hose a n s w e rin g ro ll call
lovely d in n e r w as served. T hose p res­ w ere M esdam es B ra d sh a w , S tu b b le ­
e n t w ere: th e M esdam es W ill H itc h ­ field. G able. P e te rso n , L e a to n , H u b ­
e n . J . A. P a r r e tt, W ill S m ith . M at ble. P a rk s. N olan and Miss E tz w ile r.
K iser. B ru ce Case, G eorge S m ith . A v ery in te r e s tin g a n d p ro fita b le a f ­
C h a rlie S u tto n . S co tt P a r r e tt and tern o o n w as sp e n t by th e ladies.
M ias M a rth a P a r r e tt.
E u g en e F. H u b b a rd a n d Miss J e s ­
sie D lllin g e r w ere m a rrie d a t th e
hom e of She b ride, A lpeno, in th e
FERNWOOD *
Red H ills ^ a t noon -Tuesday. N ovem ­
M r. a n d Mrs. U. S. B ry a n t sp e n t b er 22. ftev. W. H. Cox, of th e N ew ­
T h u rs d a y in P o rtla n d a n d L en ts.
b e rg B a p tist c h u rc h o ffic ia tin g . T he
Mr. an d Mrs. J o h n G roff sp en t w ed d in g w as a v ery p riv a te one, only
th e p a re n ts of th e y o u n g people and
T u e sd a y in P o rtla n d on business.
Mrs. B udd is v is itin g w ith h e r a few o th e rs b ein g p re se n t. Mr. and
s is te r in W a lla W a lla , W a sh in g to n . Mrs. H u b b a rd le ft fo r L eb an o n fo r
a visit over T h a n k s g iv in g w ith Mr.
G eorge G all h a s r e tu rn e d from H u b b a rd 's s is te r, M rs. S adie M ackie.
W a sh in g to n w h ere he h a s been on w h o liv es a t t h a t place .
busin ess.
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Mr. an d Mrs. A. S. L ivengood w ere
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN
d in n e r g u e s ts of Mr. a n d Mrs. A. B.
S c h e rf S u n d ay .
J u s t th ir ty m ore d a y s u n til C h ris t­
M rs. H . C. Ross an d d a u g h te r; mas.
E th e l. Bpent S u n d ay in N ew b erg as
E lle ry M cD ougall w as a D ayton
d in n e r g u e s ts o f Mr. a n d Mrs. R. P. v isito r F rid a y .
Gill.
G ladys E d w a rd s w as a N ew berg
T hose from F ern w o o d w ho h av e v is ito r S a tu rd a y .
jo in e d th e N ew b erg h ig h school b an d
Mr. an d Mrs. F ro s t w ere sh o p p in g
a re A rch ie E v erest, L eo n ard S ch erf,
in
N ew b erg F rid a y .
T h e o an d Roy B ak er, a n d E lery P a r ­
J. P. Jo n e s w e n t to N ew berg T u es­
ris h .
day an d cam e hom e n e a rly drow ned.
M rs. F re d S eifk en , son A rth u r,
H en ry H av em an fro m M o u n ta in
a n d d a u g h te rs . E s th e r an d E liz a b e th ,
m otored to H ood R iv e r la st w eek, T op w as a N ew b erg v is ito r F rid a y .
H. J. M ay n ard a n d Mrs. G eorge
e n jo y in g th e rid e o v er th e C olum bia
r iv e r h ig h w a y .
M aynard w ere in N ew b erg S a tu r ­
A b irth d a y p a rty w as g iv en a t th e day.
ho m e of Mr. L in d a u e r S a tu rd a y a f ­
A lb ert H in tz an d Roy M cD ougall
te rn o o n in h o n o r of B e rth a L in d a u e r. w ere o u t T u esd ay m o rn in g w o rk in g
T en little gir^s w ere p re se n t an d all on th e p h o n e line.
e n jo y e d th e a fte rn o o n .
F re d M ltte rn h a s lRs p o tato es dug,
J . N. M cP herson from O lym pia, h a r in g 164 sack s in all on not a
W a s h in g to n , h a s p u rc h a se d th e La very la rg e p atch of g ro u n d .
Du te n a c re tr a c t, an d h a s ta k e n
Mrs. M itchell from P o rtla n d and
possession.
Mr. an d M rs. La Du E d
W ohlschlegel
from
N u tc ro ft
h a v e m oved in to N ew berg.
sp e n t th e w eek end a t th e L ew is F in -
T h e re w ill be a b a sk e t social a t ig a n hom e.
th e F ern w o o d gym F rid a y ev en in g .
Lacy O rn d u ff and w ife a re m oving
N ovem ber 2 5th. E ach lady is asked th is week from th e M etzler ra n c h to
to b rin g a b a sk e t o f lu n c h w hich J o h n s o n ’s hop y ard acro ss th e riv e r
w ill be sold a fte r a sh o rt p ro g ram . to w ard S t. Paul.
W e a re g lad to h e a r t h a t Mrs.
Mrs. O rville H anson from C an ad a
A ld rid g e is im p ro v in g so ra p id ly a f­ sp e n t th e last w eek a t th e Jo h n O rn ­
t e r sp e n d in g a few w eeks in a P o r t­ d u ff hom e.
Mr. H anson w as th e re
la n d h o sp ita l.
Mrs. A ld rid g e is a th e la tte r p a r t of th e w eek.
d a u g h te r o f Mr. an d Mrs. E. L. W a l­
T he B uck H aven school te a c h e r,
te r .
Mrs. D av en p o rt, and th e ch ild re n ,
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are p re p a rin g fo r a pro g ram for
C h ristm a s eve a t th e school house.
REX
On ac c o u n t of th e lin es being o u t
Sim on S a n d e rm a n is in M cM inn­
v ille th is w eek. H e is o n e of th e of o rd e r we w ere u n a b le to g a th e r
up all of o u r Item s th is week, b u t
Ju ry .
C h e ste r S trin g e r of B ellevue, n e p h ­ will g et th em In on next w eek’s list.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Roy M cDougall w ere
ew of N. L. W iley , w as v is itin g h e re
D ayton v isito rs F rid a y . G eorgia Mc­
last F rid a y .
M r. an d M rs. W h ita k e r w e n t to D ougall re tu rn e d hom e w ith th em
P o rtla n d T u esd ay .
T h ey took in and th e y a ll w en t to P o rtla n d S a t­
u rd ay .
th e ir dressed tu rk e y s.
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge P e rry have
M rs. G u sto n w e n t to M ololla, O r­
bo u g h t c ity p ro p e rty a t L aG rande,
e g o n , to v isit w ith h e r b ro th e r, B ert
w here th e y w ill rem ain u n til th e ir
U n m an , fo r a few days.-
d a u g h te r A ubrey com pletes h ig h
M iss L y d ia S tr a ta w ent to P o r t­ school.
la n d last M onday fo r a sh o rt v is it
A lb ert H in tz received a n o rd e r of
w ith h e r s is te r. Mrs. B rickiey.
i x t r a fine Ita lia n p ru n e trees from
P e a rs o n C ook a n d M iss H elen a W a sh in g to n n a rs e ry on M onday of
H o s ie r of th e Pacific C ollege gospel last w eek. He paid w ar tim e p rices
te a m w ere a t Rex F rie n d s c h u rc h last b u t h is m o tto Is.: " S ta r t rig h t and
H onday.
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finish r ig h t."
M onday w as a v ery bad day for
W. A lb ert Jo n es left h e re T u esd ay
t r a l a se rv ic e on acco u n t of th e elec­ for S acram en to , C alifo rn ia, w here he
tr ic c u r r e n t b e in g o u t, so th e steadi will spend th e w in ter.
H e th in k s
v n jd n e s did th e w ork. -
th e ch a n g e of clim ate w ill be .b en e­
M r. an d Mrs. H u lb e rg , la te ly of ficial to h is h e a lth , w hich h as not
Oik-Afro. now a t P o rtla n d , an d Mr. been good h ere since th e ra in y se a ­
l^edkey of P o rtla n d , c alled on N. L. son se t in.
W ile y an d frie n d s a t Rex la st F rid a y ,
G eorge M aynard claim s th e record
M r. a n d Mra. f f m . W iley of T h e of th e biggest tu rn ip * told a b o u t
1
/
y e t, as th ey pulled tb ie e tu rn lp e
from th e ir patch w eighing in all
th ir ty - th r e e pounds.
One w eighs
th irte e n pounds, and the o th e r tw o
te n pounds apiece.
T h e re w as q u ite a landslide d u rin g
th e sto rm on H om er R ogers’ ran ch
n e a r Scholls. T he slide was about
30 feet w ide and took the w a te r
tro u g h an d landed It w ith th e d irt
an d rock in th e canyon, covering up
th e s p rin g w here th ey get w ater.
W e th in k horse draw n vehicles
should have a lig h t w hen traveling
a t n ig h t.' W e su rely would have,
ru n in to such a rig S atu rd ay night
Just n o rth of tow n had we been
d riv in g fast a t a ll and it was a m ir­
acle we did not. In tu rn in g a corner
o u r lig h ts w ere th ro w n off from the
road fo r a m om ent and we did not
see th e rig till we w ere rig h t beside
It. I t 's th e n arro w est escape we have
had front ru n n in g in to anybody or
an y a n im a l an d it could be avoided
if horse d ra w n v eh icles as well as
m ach in es c a rrie d lig h ts. A re we not
r ig h t? S a fe ty first, h elp us. h elp you.
W e are* h a v in g a little bit of every
k in d 1 of w e a th e r these days.
F r i­
day an d S a tu rd a y w ere ra in y days
an d S u n d ay m o rn in g th e te m p e ra tu re
d ro p p ed a n d we h ad a silv er th aw .
It becam e w a rm e r S un d ay ev ening
an d ra in e d a ll n ig h t and M onday
w as a re a l O regon day. follow ed by
a h a rd w ind an d r a in storm . M on­
day n ig h t played havoc w ith o u r
phone lin e, it b ein g bro k en 1ft th re e
places a n d ta n g le d In one place w ith ­
in a m ile of o u r place, an d a s we
c a n ’t g et th ro u g h , it m u st be as bad
o th e r places. T u esd ay m o rn in g w aa
s ta rte d o u t w ith su n sh in e and sh o w ­
ers. W hen we read a c co u n ts of th e
w e a th e r in o th e r sectio n s of O re­
gon a n d o th e r s ta te s we feel th a t we
h av e n o th in g to kick a b o u t In th e
w e a th e r here.
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B arn ey
Oldfield
30x3*4 tire s
$9.99.
D oyle’s T ire Shop.
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RIBBON RIDGE
F red W illiam s called a t C h a rle s
S allee’s la st M onday.
Miss B lanch R u th ra ff sp e n t S u n ­
day w ith h e r frie n d , M rs. C lifford
Noble.
Mrs. C h arles S allee and M rs. A.
F. H e rtig w ere ca lle rs on Mrs. G eorge
W en g er last F rid ay .
Miss G ladys H e rtig an d G ran d fh a
W en g er w ere T h u rsd a y ca lle rs a t th e
G eorge W en g er home.
R u d o lp h W enger. J r ., h as ta k e n
a job of w o o d cu ttin g e ig h t m iles
w est of M cM innville and left F rid a y
to b eg in work.
J. C. S tev en s of N ew port has been
v is itin g a t th e G eorge W enger hom e.
W e a re so rry to h e a r th a t M rs.
Jo h n C a rte r has been q u ite sick’ b u t
hope she w ill be a ll rig h t in a s h o rt
tim e.
Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge W en g er a re
th e proud p a re n ts of a big baby g irl
bo rn N ovem ber 16. 1921, an d h av e
nam ed th e young lady E lv a F ra n c is.
It is h a rd to tell w ho a re th e p ro u d ­
est. th e p a re n ts o r th e g ra n d p a a n d
g ran d m a.
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GERMAN
SHIPPING
REVIVES
Tonnage of Vessels at Hamburg 80
Per Cent of Peace Record, Har-
bor Statistics Show.
H am burg.—G erm any’* freight-carry­
ing trad e 1* m aking steady progress
tow ard regaining Its prew ar volume.
H arbor sta tistic s indicate th a t the ag­
g reg ate tonnage of vessels using this
port have reached SO per cent of the
peace traffic.
Announcem ents of steam er* bought
back from form er enemy pow ers fol­
low each other in rapid succession,
and harb o r facilities are already prov­
ing insufficient to accom m odate the
grow ing traffic, now th at big plant*,
such as K rupps and E rh ard ts. which
form erly m anufactured w ar m aterial,
a re turning out peace goods in great
qu an tities fo r overseas consumption.
Shipping au th o rites are urging the
revival of am bitious prew ar plans for
harb o r extensions.
Boy Spoars Big Hawk.
G rant* Pas*. Ore.—Knight* who
thronged the court* of King A rthur
had nothing on M arian Smith, aged
nine years, of this city, when it comes
to throw ing a wicked spear. Marian
was playing w ith some other lads
when a huge haw k lit In a nearby
tree. He called to his playm ates to
w atch, threw a spear a t the bird and
brought it to earth , pierced through
the neck. The haw k m easured 31
Inches from tip to tip of Its wings.
One Look at Jury
Enough for Him
San Francisco.—Mose Hawk-
in* *at quietly in court before
Superior Judge Michael Roche.
H e was on trial for passing a
w orthless check.
A Jury of
eight men snd four women were
selected.
“Well, we are ready," said
W illiam H agerty, A ssistant dis­
tric t attorney.
H aw kins seemed to aw aken
from a dream .
“Is th a t the Jury?’’ he asked,
looking them over.
He was told th a t It was.
H aw kins hesitated, and then
s a id :
“T o u r honor, I have decided to
plead guilty."
T he Jury was discharged.
- BAIRD’S -
Coats
Every coat in the house reduced one-third;
this includes coats for Ladies, Hisses and Child-
ren, made of the newest materials and latest
styles.
Men’s
Rain Coats
One that will shed rain at $9.75.
It will pay you to look these ooats over before
you buy.
We still have some of that 8-PLY YARN on
sale at lOo the skein.
Shoes
We have made big reductions in our shoes.
You can save money in wearing quality and
price by buying your shoes at Baird’s.
Groceries
Y ob will Always And clean, fresh groceries at lowest prices here.
they will be promptly delivered.
Cash paid for eggs.
Phone us your orders and
E. C. BAIRD.
REMEDY FOR NERVES
Concentration Is Recommended
bv Eminent Music Director.
Cuttivats an Intersot in Work, an In-
tsrsst That Becomes Absorbing—
T h is Absorption Prevents A t­
tention From Wandering.
London.—W hat a re w e to do about
our “nerv es’*? It is the question which
bothers h a lf th e world today. E very­
body who has to w ork u n der the eye
of a critic, from th e o ra to r who wbn-
(Jers how his speech is going to the
shop g irl who Is a w a re of th e shop­
w alker’s eye w hile she Is selling a yard
of ribbon. Is liable to an a tta c k of w hat
we call “nerves.”
To all such sufferers, says th e Daily
Mall, S ir H ugh Allen spoke when, as
d irecto r of the Royal College of Music,
he addressed th e stu d en ts of the col­
lege a t th e opening of th e new term .
H e w as speaking m ainly to those who
a re o r will becom e public perform ers
of m usic—but his w ords apply to
everybody.
“It is not m uch to say,” he de­
clared, “th a t nerves a re th e m ost
needed Ingredient in the perform er’s
outfit, and th a t nervousness has brought
d istre ss if not d isaster to countless
m usicians. ’N erve’ and ’’nervous’ a re
w ords w hich have the m ost diverse
m eaning in our language. We speak
of nerve as of som ething strong, vigor­
ous, a s courage and boldness and
assurance, and of nerves as a dis­
ordered s ta te o f th e nervous system .
“By ‘nerves' we m ean Jjiut m iserable
s ta te w hich a tta c k s us a t all tu rn s of
th e road, when we have to play or
sing, when we d o n 't know o u t work,
when we a re late, when we have to
do things In fro n t o f others. Personally
I know of no g re a te r discom fort.
“I have knowD a man called upon to
speak suddenly am ong friends to be al-
solutely dumb, and an o th er to have
u tte re d a strin g of unintelligible non­
sense. I have known conductors who
confessed to a feeling o f com plete
blankness a t th e beginning of a con­
cert.
“Now th e paradox of the whole a f­
fa ir is th a t you cannot be a really
good p erfo rm er or conductor unless
you a re nervous (in a sense and in
the rig h t degree), and you cannot be
If you a re n e rv o u s!
T he case is
really th is : It Is only those who have
nervous susceptibility and a delicate­
ly balanced and well controlled n er­
vous system who will ever m ake an
appeal by th eir perform ance.”
Beyond th e need fo r obtaining th eir
full know ledge of the m atte r In hand
81r H ugh advises the nervous “to cu lti­
v ate an Interest In work, an Interest
w hich becom es ahsortiing, which m eans
th a t o u r m inds a re taken up w ith w hat
we a re doing—not w ith why we are do­
ing it. T his absorption p revents our
atten tio n from w andering. The power
of a tten tio n which enables us to con­
c e n tra te upon w hat we are doing, and
to become unsusceptible to outside In­
fluences, hut It Is also the best way to
build up ch aracter."
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