Dr. Newman Smythe's Discovery

Eeveral years ago tbo happy thougbt occurred to me that a newspaper reporter was a human being, who, like other human beings, was under tho necessity of ruakiug bis living by diligent work, and that he was therefore not to be treated as au euemy of mankind. Since I made that diseovery I have fouud no class of men moro quick to respond or willing ti pay careful regard to the courtssies and the confidence oï gentlemanly intercourse. And whenever I have uayself mot newspaper men fairly and frankly I havo uover knowu one of them intentionally to misreprrsciit or to abuse such coníidenco. My qerience luads me to conciude that if oitizens generally would hulp newspaper men in all legitimóte inquirios the public would havo loss reason to complain either of