Logan Republican | 1908-06-17 | Page 6 | Knowledge of Reality

Knowledge of Reality. Nothing Is so valuahlo as a knowledge knowl-edge of reality. No other knowledge Is permanently valuable , without It. Tho extent to which tho human mind Is capable of deceiving ltsolf with knowledge of phenomena, tho better to avoid the, temporary discomfort of recognizing tho vital truths of progress, prog-ress, la only leB remarkablo than tho extont of tho power l Is capable of exerting when onco Inspired by the consciousness that It has become tho vehlelo of somo truth necessary for tho wurld'b advancement. William Vincent Hyors, "An American Commoner."