Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Juvenile Instructor, Vol. 42: November 15, 1907
I saw_ him enter a public meeting one Sunday evening, and take a seat upon the stand, from which be surveyed the gathering congregation? A woman came in, and finding the seat she wanted al ready occupied, she lifted the occupant a small boy - out of the coveted place, and settled herself therein. The act passed unnoticed save by a few, but Pres ident Smith was one of that few. He said nothing at the time, not wishing to be personal or to create an unpleasant scene, but his memory recorded the incident, and evidently he thought and felt deeply con cerning it.
Visiting the same place several weeks later, he delivered a discourse, in which he administered a severe rebuke to that class of persons whose selfishness prompts them to disregard the rights of others.
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