Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-12-17

book which you signed is certainly
very clear on this point. The wording
of this agreement is as follows: We,
the undersigned, hereby agree to give
or raise the sums Sc. opposite our rel
spective names toward fund of ST..
500 for liquidating the entire floating
indie btedness of - and we guaranE
tee the payment of the sums in equal
installments on the following dates
-, -, -, - While
this is practically the same as a nom
interest bearing notc very few regard
it "a the same way and as matter Of
fact we would not undertake to collect
by legal means in case like this. But
we need not talk about the negative
side of this question; you are going to
get that money and II we can help yol
as we'll as we would like TO you are
going to make your original plans
work successfully. 1t is easier to get
money for some things than for an old
debt, which is like burying an old
horse. Nevertheless it is something
which ought to be done and we can
never be truly successful as long aB
this Indebtedness hangs as a milestone
around our neck There are men who
| like tackling difficult jobs and CON
| quering them. Regarding the rea-
sons why business men should sub
scribe to our work the following seem
| to me among the best: First, next t6
| the church and the home 1t is a great
moral force in the community, the
| Loo e int nd VI
building it is impossible to overestl
mate.
Commercial Value.
Every business man should have b
part In maintaining such a work. SEQ
ond it is a work of prevention, an
ounces of which we are told is worth
a pound of cure. Most business men
prefer to give ten dollars to keep b
young man from going wrong than
to be taxed a hundred dollars for
taking care Of him after he has gone
wrong. That kind of a proposition
| appeals to business man. Third. II
provides a suitable place for young
men to spend their leisure hours. Al
employer of young men Is not wot
ried about the honesty, sobriety ant
faithfulness of those employees WHIT
he knows are members of our work
and spend their leisure time at oul
building. They are anxious about
the young men who patronize ques
tionable resorts and lead life whert
the temptation to live beyond one!
means is often responsible for loss b.
theft and defaleation. These met
know this and spend much money fd
private detectives to study the habit
of their trusted employees to find on
just how they spend their time ant
money. Finally, as to the methods d
soliciting, / would say it is best to asl
for what you would like and take wha
you can get Most solicitors make
mistake by not asking for lara
enough sum and in a way that sua
gests that they are extending a PRIV
ilego rather than asking favor q
perpetrating a hold-up. Try to I'm
men who have money and who are nd
common marks for every one with
subscription paper. 1t is better an
more economical to cultivate few II
telligent givers for large amount
than a great number of givers I'd
smaller sums. The whole question 4
getting a man to give money is an 81
renely difficult one. Some men seei
TO he naturally endowed for this wo.
but 1t is also clear that others Cd
acquire il. ani confident that II yd
do rot consider yourself in the FIR
class you will soon be NUMBERED
: among the second. Very truly your
Secretary" What might have cause
us to forever disrespect each 9th.
r may on this plan OF exchanging lie
. tiers prove mutually helpful and e
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he had dyspepsia and that the butt
:, increased his indigestion thus hinde
inS the assimilation of food.
As a rule hearty eaters are We
heshy. Some very heshy people a
small eaters. Occasionally very tn
u person will consume an almost unlil
> tied amount OF food
People with even flesh and eneri
: are happy, but careful and tempera
: at their meals. Extra flesh does n
!. always indicate extra strength.
A young man left home looking pc
4 in the face. but weighing a hundr
r. and sixty pounds. He returned aft
a few months at school with a We
d feshy face but had lost ten pounds
4. weight.
Muscle is heavier than fat and ha
5. muscle than soft. Eating too mu
% reduces strength and in some cas-
II lessons natural flesh. Extra flesh h
Il ders Physical harmony but a We
a heavy man often develops a good do
of muscle in handling himself
It Those who lack the normal amou
a. of flesh are able to improve themsels
ID by a close study OF -oods, eating, ex
else and mental occupation.