Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-05-03 | Page 22 | When You Know a Fellow.

WHEN YOU K KNOW V OW A I FALLOW FiLLOW When you u g get to know a fellow know v his JO joys Joy and know his cares hen youve you've come to understand him and arid the burdens that he ho bears When hen youve you've learned the fight hes he's making and the troubles trouble In his way vay Then you ou find that he is different rent than you thought him jester jester- esterd ester d day y y You find hie 1118 fault tault are trivial and theres there's not so much to blame blamen in n the brother that you ou Jeered at al when b n you only Knew his name You are quick to see the blemish In Inthe Inthe inthe the neighbors neighbor's style You can point to all an his errors and und nut may sneer at him the tho while And nd your our prejudices fatten and your hates hate more violent grow gro As you ou talk about the failures ot of the man you ou do not know But when drawn a a. little closer and IId your our hands and shoulders touch You find the traits you ou hated really dont don't amount to much uch When hen you ou get et to know a fellow know his every ery mood and whim You begin to find the texture of i ithe the splendid side of him You begin to understand him and you cease to scoff and sneer For with understanding always alwa's prejudices disappear You begin to find his virtues and his faults you oU cease to tell For you seldom hate a fellow fe when you ou know him ver very well wen When next nert you ou start In sneering and your phrases turn to blame Know more of at him you censure than his business and his name For Its It's Ukel likely that acquaintance wo would ld your dispel And you'd really rea come to like him if you knew hInt very well wen When you get to know v a fellow te and you understands his ways Then his faults wont won't really reany matter for you'll find a a. l lot t to praise