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It's all for the Good of Somebody Else.

0 doubt every one is acquainted with some one whose every act of whatever kind is all for the
good of somebody else And recently we have come to be thoroughly ac'luainted with
just ~uch a man. lie has done more for this city than auy other man. .\nd yet it was all
for the good of somebody else. The reader, on learning a few of this man's good deeds,
will see the truth of this statement.
It is said that this man, as an insurance agent, wrote up a policy for the college
buildings for many thousands of dollars. But this was all for the good of the college.
To hear him tell it· he had the Girls· Dormitory built, but this was all for the good of the girls; he had the streets
of the city pa,·ed, but this was all for the good of. the citi1.eus and the liverymen; he spent much of his time
dictating as to how the college should be run, this was for the good of the institution.
By some means or other he did not get married. This was for the good of the woman who didn't
allow herself to be taken in.
On being approached by the business manager of the l'I"i\KIDI\ for an ad., whi h would co~t ~2. he
hurried on, saying that he had no time to talk about such a thing as that. This was for all the good of -
we have been unable to find out just \1 hom yet.

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