Disquisition by Scripps, E.W., The case of Harry Schmetzstorff, October 2, 1914

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11 t ago, In one of my l1eWspa1jer
offices, I very
overhear
interested s the faces; watch~
activities; the remarks of cub reporters, mes-business
offices, even the
t mind that some of tbese young-iIi
ty, YferS, sooner or Is. tel', to rise to sitions
, either in the newspaper on which they
were • or some other ssession. I ,vas always
i,'i{ eventually take the ad
concern; or field, c eclipse me.,
reaSO:1 s iIi ty as eeli tor or l1ubl
career it became evident that big
men were In concern were selected those \,,110
as
t 'It
secre
a
',':l'i
of a
ou,sly been "Cubs!! in it. Today, of all the responsible men
the conoern, there are few but the careers
of SOine sort
e
on
me
me.. In fact,
its t
s,
me
or
one of
..
new
's
a secret of ed
.. vvas, t
.. I t 111e
, Harry tzstorff, who had
offioe of
pound out more stuff on
I have ever had could
type­in
develolJed into some of even more
was only secret I ever (
sense) .. re letters answer
form t11an I could
I wanted without
ty-nine . times
me.. I star>ted