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Booker T. Washington: I want you, also, to remember that you not only can help the Conference to be a success by being polite and kindly to…

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I want you, also, to remember that you not only can help the Conference to be a success by being polite and kindly to the farmers who come from this and other Southern States, but also by being polite and attentive to the representatives from the large institutions that will be here.
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Booker T. Washington

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Washington reminds students of their role in ensuring a successful conference through politeness and attentiveness.

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