Usually The Case

There was once a poor boy who while walking along eaw a pin on the pavement before him. Quickly the little lad staid his steps and picking tip the pin stuck it carefully and securely in his coat. A rich man chancing to pass at that time saw the action, and was much impressed by it, so much so that he took the boy into his bank and finally adopted him. Thirty years have passed and the erstwhile poor boy is a South African millionaire. The other day he drew a check tor L2,000 and gave it to a former schoolmate who had not pro3pered in the race of life. "All that I am now I owe to yon, John," said tha millionaire. "But I don't understand, " stammered the beneficiary. "Simple euougJi. If I hadn't hated you so at school, I should never have picked np that pinto put on your seat"