Deseret Evening News | 1900-11-24 | Page 20 | The Man at the other End of the Bargain

Tm TIlE JIMi tf Af I D O riu R 11 IW I NAthan Str the greAt New ew York merchant when hen asked what hd had eon con most mOlt to hla remarkable career uld I always looked out for tor tb the man manat at the oth other end of tIne the What a lesson these word contain for Cor Corthe forthe the young youn mn man ot of today who think tins t shrewdness cun fling and nd sharpness art are the only sue worth cultivating Mr Ir says that II if he got ot n a bd bad bargain himself elf he could stand It II even ln It hl his losses were wre heavy but that he could never afford 1 to have the man who dealt with him get it a bad bar bargain rain gain lie felt that his hla own 10 lose I how however ever great rent might possIbly lit be repaired bUt thAt It a man who ho had dealings with him should lose or be deceived thereby nothing could ever him II for thIs as aa his permanently In f