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...same mound were found the bones of a dog. This discovery of the skeleton of a dog is confirmatory of the existence of the domestic dog in America before European contact. The Indian dog of historic times is evidently the descendant of this prehistoric variety...
...learn more things in your tasks of philanthropy than may be at first apparent, and I believe you are going to do much more good than you may have hoped to do. You will help other people, of course; but not only those with whom you now come in contact, but the communities in which you live. You will get a knowledge of the thought and life of the masses of the people; you will get interior views of economic and social problems which will be of very real use in civic and political as well as philanthropic work...
After all, it was their great usefulness that gained them the high place which they had in the world and in the hearts of those who came in contact with them. And it was their liberality and earnestness that made them useful. Their lives are really the examples from which we should learn the love of liberality and tolerance in all things which makes a man's life and the world about him better...
Since graduating from college last June I have had an experience in coming in contact with men of my class, which has revealed to me more clearly the falsity, the unnaturalness, of some of the social relations existing in the undergraduate body of the college. Men with whom I was only slightly acquainted in college have since become friends; a few who then seemed almost to ignore me have met me on the street and heartily shaken hands; and the formality of an introduction has been entirely dispensed with. This has been the experience of those of my own class...
...their task.- (4) Their enthusiasm is genuine and voluntary.- (x) No one is compelled to join the army.- (y) Any soldier can withdraw at any time.- (5) Obedience is absolute and willing: Booth, pp. 242, 243.- (b) Methods are most direct.- (1) Soldiers come into closest and most intimate contact with those they seek to save.- (x) They visit the poor in their homes, saloons and dens of all kinds.- (y) They entice men into their indoor religious meetings.- (z) They reach them by attractive outdoor religious meetings: Booth, p. 244, and App. p. 66, 77.- (c) Methods are least...