AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

THURSDAY, Dec. l, 1925.
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Mentors" address to the Friendly As
sociation of Wilmington" has been receiv-
ed. Its great length, peculiar bearing, with
an apprehension for the unpleasant feelings
i. would have a tendency to produce with
those for whom it is intended, induces us to
withhold it from the public eye. Were we
to publish this piece, no one could possibly
be gratifcd but the writer; for it bears the
strongest evidence of having been clicked by
feelings G, rescntment--lt is TOO acrlmoni-
Gus. ftAose who have offended have ac-
knowledged their error, (and this we must
infer from Mentors private note,) will that
not suffice, Is it not mark Of magnanim-
ity to spare yielding foe'