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Show ZZZZZZZZZZZZH ''''"' M'lM'r"'umH man! The world it full of superlluous men, poor fellows! They npi are the easy going kind from whom natiiro ' has withheld the gift of energy, pugnacity Flfillt )U"' tiiafity. She may, on the other hand, - , have loaded them with miinv sweet attri- tO v9Gt botes of kiudncs and the love of ximplc Wilr ,u"' !,W,T' 'htngs and thus have pionouiued upon them the modem doom, for business, is biisinets nowadays and master and iiiiin B, LILLIAN M.CHES.URE. U ), lX 0tw' " "'" ' turn, l'eihaps at no time in the history JJJJ33 of the win lil have men leceived so nearly the true lewanl for service as they do now, but thev must earn what they get nnd it takes st length and persistence to make one's woith known and keep it up to sample. For this reason there nre n large number of men who are alwnvs "out of n job." Thev ennnot help it, they do nothing pionouiued to warrant their discharge from their situations nor do they do mi) thing meritorious enough to per- mnnently retnin them. For this renson they nro colorless. There is, again, the ntnn who has tho unfortunate temperament Hint will not permit him to make friends; who is self-eenteicd, with no littlo tentacles that reach out and hold him to those who might bo of sen ice tn him. If he has ability he mny retnin his position in spite of his qualities. The jnnn who has no ability, who can do nothing well and who cannot learn, wnnders from one bituntion to another, never very long in each. lli may be intelligent and companionable, well cducntc and well-bred, but ha Jnils to grnsp the business of life. But besides these nre tho men of real usefulness who are often out of work through ill-luck or business conditions. Some of these find work iignin rcndily enough, otheis wnit and wnteh long. The worst of it all u "losi.ig jour giip." -Th'ii you fink out hi sight and those who once Knew j on In n business wny know joh no more. You nie as an atonl, and an atom is hajd o ri when one is not looking diligently for it, . I J, lJi |