To the Editor of the "Norra-Cama Datry News."
Sir,—I know, of course, that fools have a habit of rushing in where Angels fear to tread—Angels in this instance being represented by Rubber Experts, Directors, and other wise men that run things financial—the fools are the lamblike shareholders like myself, who hold their hands up, or keep' them down according to _instructions—which of course is all as it should be under normal conditions. But when we are up against a crisis like the present one, and the wise men can see no way out, the fool, being after all human (although this fact ig not generally admitted) recog-sizes that self-preservation is the primary law—and so with much diffidence butts into an argument on a subject of which he knows little, in the hope (fools always being full of hope and optimism) that a stray germ of wisdom may be discovered hidden away in a mass of foolishness.
I learn from the fountainhead of all wisdom, viz: the daily papers,
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