Logan Republican | 1911-02-23 | Page 3 | Making the Most of His Friends

Making the Most of His Frlendt. Of nil the men of tnlent whom I hnjo over known tho Chevalier Neu-komm Neu-komm wns the most deliberate In turning turn-ing to account every gift, every talent, every creature comfort to bo procured from other, withal Hhrewtl, pleasant, universally educated beyond tho generality gen-erality f the musical composers of his period Never wns any man mnru ndrolt In Mileilng for bis own com-forls-ln administering vicarious be-novdlence be-novdlence Once luivlng gained entrance en-trance into n house ho remained there, with a possession of self ikwsossIoh tho like of which I have never seen. There was no possibility of dislodging him, save nt his own deliberate will and pleasure Ilrlc-u-llrae.