Logan Republican | 1907-04-10 | Page 1 | Acknowledging Mistakes |

Type	issue
Date	1907-04-10
Paper	Logan Republican
Language	eng
City	Logan
County	Cache
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Article Title	Acknowledging Mistakes
Type	article
Date	1907-04-10
Paper	Logan Republican
Language	eng
City	Logan
County	Cache
Page	1
OCR Text	Show Acknowledging Mistakes. Succes's. The smaller a man Is, the harder It Is for him to "eat crow" gracefully. It Is very hard for a small man to apologize or to acknowledge himself In the wrong, while a large, generous nature na-ture acknowledges a mistake as heai tl-ly tl-ly as he advocates the right. A small nature never does anything in a large way. The Is always a littleness, little-ness, a plcayuncncss about all of his mental processes. A small man can not do anything In a largo way any more than a great, generous, magnanimous magnan-imous nature can doa thing In a small, plca)unc manner.
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