Coalville Times | 1902-11-28 | Page 3 | When to Do Nothing

Whan to Do Nothing. I KiBpeaker Heed baa carefully avoided expressing any oplnloa aa u iho big coal strike, but the other cay heard It remarked that certain public mon had been making some big mistakes since the situation over the coal strike had become o acute, Mr. Heed said: "Yes, I suppose that la so. ' It Is hard for a man to know just what to do In crises of thla son. That reminds re-minds mo of the method followed by ! an old politician In Maine. 1 oncn said : to lilm: What would you do If m were In a ticklish iioslliou uud dire't know whut you nuulil to do'" 'I would do ne'-ii'ig.' the old man replied, aud 1 thlnK bla wnn ttic right brand of philosophy'' I