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Notes

Improvement Era, vol. 4, no. 8, June 1901, p. 631

Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations

NOTES.

"Honorable ambition is the leaven that raises the whole mass of mankind. Ideals, visions, are the stepping stones by which we rise to

higher things."

"The greatest requisite for advancment is to be fitted for the place above you. Many a young man has failed of promotion because he was not fitted for the opening when it came; and had not tried to see how much good he could do for his employer, but how little." Truth's Reflex, a monthly paper which has been published in Kansas been discon- City for the benefit of the Southwestern States mission, has right, and has tinued. The paper has always been a staunch defender of the of the carried into many homes of the Latter-day Saints,in that district spirit of truth and peace. It has been fearless in present- country, the the restored gospel, maintaining always a spirit of charity towards ing all. It has done missionary work in that field for twenty-eight months,

and now at the close of that time, it asks, and we believe is entitled to,

"an honorable release." Those subscribers of the Reflex who desire to obtain the Era may secure it at the special missionary rate, one dollar i?e/Zex will become per year, and we trust that many of the friends of the readers of the Improvement Era.