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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
BANK. CLERKS SHOCKED
BY SALOME DANCER

Bank clerks belonging to the De
troit chapter. American Institute oil
Banking, we're given two surprises In
their social session. Friday evening
In the Elks Temple. The entertain
ment committee had listed 'Red-hot
Salome dance" as a feature and the
spectators were full OF anticipation as
the lights went out.
Sure enough. a dancer appeared IN
fiuttering and fiimsy garments and De.
gan 10 twist through the gyrations OF
the accustomed Salome dance. This
particular dance was more suggestive
than the one that the police stopped
al burlesque house recently, and the
voice OF President Cudmore was heard
ordering the lights turned ON.
He began a fog OF indignant Ian
guage and freely expressed his feel
Ing that such shocking spectacle
had been included in the chapters
program. The members were silent at
first and then applauded his senti-
ments. Abashed, the Salome dancer
withdrew. pulling of wig in going
and revealing a bald masculine head.
That was Surprise No. ? and the
members found that they had been
doubly hoaxed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
packing stock. isc per Id.
l..n..-el mar In

packing stock. l9c per ID.
Cebbnse-2he per ID
Caplinower-sa.6o per crate.
Ceiery-ssc per doE; California. $50
Chssse-Niichigan full cream. ish O
ise; hamburger. Ice brick. is% orc;
Nccon.e-Packass eofres. us7s0ia:s
cranberrie.-Fancy s5gs-5o per bu.
ad D.ss s.sf O e, Sss ID iV9ii'' CON-
''I pre.sss 81 Hos.-L.sh,. 7Ho7xc; me-
dun. 20 ke per 10. .
Es. .s-St ssn nsr s current rs0''O'''
!:';s: ste9naas patent D..t nj, ''s'' straight
Feed-JobbinS lots. bran. S26. coarse
$500 " coarse miadiiSss SCI: ane mid
dlirgs. $50 per ton.
Eiuuan Haddies-yc per 10
Fresh Vexstsbies-cucum hot
house. 81. 5oGs per doz; lettuce. lie ID:
head lettuce 81 per hamper pp par.
doz; wax beans. t4.5o per blu: pie plant.
soc per doz; green essRsi - per ho eu'
Green Pepper--76e per basket
Grap~s-Maiaeas; 5000 Der bol
i,eIsy-I,ansy wh,, ne lois n:s "a smS'r'
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
iSi' 10 ], Detroit; Nc 'i% S,ss.y.
Wheat and oas straw. :s.tes ton: !.
Hide.INo- 1 cured, i,S; No;
!. ioSc; Kip green. No: !. lie: No; :.
ske: calf cured. No. !. tsIs; No. 2, ite:
s so4.e shss iss. No No l. is 81 Ne No 7S:
sheep skins as to wool oai, TiS base:
hAa
steel. $3.50 base; yaiysnixed baresd
wire. so-rod spoons. 81. 80; bar iron.
81. SO per cwt: axes. single bit. 50 per
inch inch and larger. black. 10 per cent on
list. galvanized. 50 per cent on sheet
iron black. % suage. 50 per cwt: gal
llimeS-s1 per 100
Lemons-Caiifornia. $3.<0Q3.I6 per
Onions-spanish. sis5a2 per crate;
Michigan. soG1Sc per blu: Cuban. Ss'zS
observation-disclosures. naveis. ,a7So
On.~Raw iinseed. sec: boiled lin
seed; sc gal; less ! per cent for cash
sene. SIC; turpentine. In parrsi lots.
1Sc per gal.
pop osI.-Esr. i;,nS;ss Pc, y; ne,
Pot. Observation-Disclosures. 7sa SOC per bu
car lots, Z. o. b. Detroit. I047tc per ou
new Bermudas. $225 per bu.
,Posit1y-Hens, Is3giac; spriInisss,
l4i,c: turkeys. young. lsR zoo; old
toms. l6911c Dressed-Hens. l3g lac
springs. f4Ql5c: geese. 134ftc; ducks
l591sc; turkeys. young. 2i case. Old
IONS. l9G zoe per 10.
ProvtsIon~-Mess pork. $500; family
pork. $i7.s Q17.7s: light. clear. $500
heavy. So: sNoked hams. lie
dry salted briskets. 10hc; shoulders
7&c. picnic hams. &c; bacon. 12c; lard
in tierces l0Ac kettle rendered. IL y
per ID.
Rabbits-Sl.50 per doz
straw berries-30 case per box.
sweet PotatOes-Iilinois. $3.50 Dol
Dbl; Jerseys. kiln dried. $l.65 per crate
straw berries-40Q 45c per box.
Sugar-Crystal dominoes. SI.55: eagle
tablets. $3.50; cut loaf. SO; cubes. S5.55
NXXX powdered. s5.45: granuiated, ex.
ira coarse, $40. granulated. IN bulk
s.. -granulated. in :s-lb cotton bags
S5.05: Michigan graduated. $500: con.
PETITIONERS. 4; 1925: No; !. So. No. ?
No. 8. $3.50: No. 7. s4.75; No. 8. $4.1o
No. 3 sa;ss; No. 10; $3.50; No. II. :4.sss
No. IL. $3.50: No. 13 S445: No. IA. N.45
No Is, $4i5 Der 100 lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06

not be stopped In the legislature. or
bl veto!
"a telegram SO forcible as this. com.
ing from the president OF the United
states. is entitled 10 full oonsidera'
ton. and demands that no hasty OF III
considered action be taken by TINS
state which may involve the whole
country.
1T seems TO ME. II is time To lay
sentiment and personal opinion anu
other considerations aside ana take
broad and unprecedented view OF the
important questions involved In the
proposed legislation. and, In calm
end dispassionate manner. pass upon
them. keeping in mind. not only the
interests OF our state. but OF the ma
ton, and the duty we owe 10 IL Ia
observing the treaties entered into py
Il with friendly power
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
KEEPS PROMISE
TO do SOMETHIN'

I'm goin' to do somethin' and git
arrested-you just watch me-" George
Sauers. molder. rooming at No. 297
Woodward,ave.. is reported to have
said to his landlord, Digory Rogers. as
he drifted In late Friday night with
an excess cargo OF Joy water under
his belt Mr. Rogers thought nothing
OF the remark at the time, but II came
back 10 him when. shortly after 2
a. m. the whole house was thrown
into an uprosr oy an awful din from
Sauers room. After sending a water
pitcher crashing through his window
and into the window OF building
across the alley. he fed down the
fire escape. breaking more windows
as he went. Patrolman John Smith
put stop 10 HIS rampage and Mr..
Rogers secured warrant, Saturday
morning, charging Savers with malic-
ious irjuTy to property
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
LILLIAN AYERS CAN'T
RECOVER TYPEWRITER

Miss Lillian Ayers. the Grand Rap
ids girl who lived in the Hotel Bald
win for three weeks, passing as the
wife'of Roy Shields. book agent, lost
the suit she brought against William
/. Peters, a dealer in typewriters. IN
Judge OTIS court, Friday. Saturday
morning Judge OFT decided there was
no cause for action.
After they had been in the hotel Tor
three weeks, where they registered as
man and wife, Shields left town, after
first selling a typewriter which Miss
Ayers claims is hers. She sued Peters
for the return OF the machine Miss
Ayers claimed there was nothing i'm
proper in her relations with Shields
and says she registered as his wife
simply TO allay suspicion when ne
came to her room 10 use the type
writer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
TRY TO FREE FINUCAN
BY HABEAS CORPUS

Attorneys Stuart Hanley and Chas.
T. wilkins have started habeas cor
pus proceedings on behalf OF Joseph
Finucan, arrested by Detectives High
and Larkins, Tuesday night, on
charge of malicious injury to proper
ty. The complainant in this case Is
a former sweetheart OF Finucan, Out
as she is now In Chatham the case
cannot be prosecuted. Ffnucan, how
ever, is now being held for the author
tiles OF Toledo. the police say, In con-
nection with the alleged theft OF some
cigars. Judge Phelan has ordered Supt-
Downey 10 appear Monday morning
and show cause why Finucan should
not be released
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
GETS WARRANT FOR WIFE
AND ALLEGED LOVER

Hector Monitor, a Belgian, became
suspicious recently that Gustav Van
Hulle, a countryman, was altogether
too attentive TO his wife, so he turned
detective and went on still hunt Tor
evidence Friday night he took a
room at No. 167 Congress-st. east and
waited Presently, he says. his wife
and Van Hulle entered apartments op-
posite the room in which he was con
cealed. and Monitor went In search OF
policeman. The officer refused 10
arrest the pair without warrant. JUS
tice Stein issued one, Saturday morn
ing, and the police are now on the
lookout for the pair.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
TWELVE ARE INJURED
AS CARS COLLIDE

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Twelve per-
sons were injured today in collision
between two trolley cars on the Will
liamsburg bridge between Bedford
and Driggs-aves., Brooklyn The crash
tied up traffic on the bridge for half an
hour and hundreds OF persons had TO
walk across the structure.
All the Injured were cut by flying
glass, but were able TO go 10 their
homes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
Jewish Pastor Dead.

The Rev. |. Lachovsky, pastor of
congregation B'nai Israel died Friday
in his home, No. 444 Rivard-st., after
an illness OF over month. He came
TO this city from Russia three years
ago and in short time built up n
large congregation. He was an active
worker among his people and was
highly respected by all Besides his
wife, he is survived by six children.
The funeral services will take place
from the home Sunday afternoon at |
o'clock and later at the synagogue. on
Mullett.st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass- FEB. b.--SaIes, fur-
nished by Hayden. stone & Co. 1ls-l1s
Griswold-st. Adv, l.o7o;. A. c. p. g.
s5s; Az, 1875. Am. Zine. '125: Are. 90;
10, b s. c., 955: Blu. 1910. {. Il A.,
270; c. d H.. IS. Cent. 635; On. 322
Dom. 5; F.. b, 1925. FIR. 2.13s: CIR.
2s0 G.. C.. 1850: Roy. 1925 Kew,
1876. Lake. 2.020. Las. 64s: Mass $40:
MXC. 100: Mi. 60; Mich 1916: Mob. IS;
New, 800: Newh:, us; ~ b. I,lsi; y.
L.. $50; q. D.. $50; Csc. ASS; Par, 220:
Out. so. X Isl. 1913 shan. $50. ST
Mary's L.. 20. Sup. l.l55; G. * p. 2sS;
Tam. 3ss: Tenn. 1870: Trim. ass: Oil
1915: L. s. r.. 10: do pfd, 277; Uni
Cop, 20; Apx.. 375; Ut. Con. lo5; Wet,
so. Win 10. VIVIAN. SOS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb. s.--Close-The gem
eral position OF wheat Is unchan geo.
The Patten crowd still mold their
heavy lire OF May wheat and the bears
lose money every time the try TO bring
about decline. Northwestern farm
reserves are said to be very small. but
receipts In the northwest on Saturday
were larger than year ago. Liverpool
was easy. The Detroit market on sat
urday was very quiet and closed with
an advance OF = n isc.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. 2 red,
sl.1l. May wheat opened without
change at sI.11k. lostisc. advanced nc.
s1.I1s- July wheat opened at slol "a.
lost &c. advanced nc. declined To
sl.OIh and closed At tl.ols. septem.-
car car a, ,i.o5. No. white. ,i.,o.
Cash No. s. e3hsc No. yellow. 3 cars
Oats-Cash No. 3 white. / car at
Rye-Cash No. :. 2 cars at 79c.
Beans-Cash. ts.2s. may. sl.32 bid.
$3.50: March. 200 bags at $3.50. sample.
so bags at $685.. 65 at s3.25. - at
$40 is al s.. sample alsihe. IL bags
Timothy seed-Prime spot. 100 bags
Bariey-Best samples are Arm at
.. haatmorchardoY &c .7,21 -.i:eup ]
Receipts In the Detroit market Sat
urday included 400 bbis OF -four. 3 cars
OF wheat IA of corn. OF oats and OF
rye Withdrawals were 200 bbls OF
-four 20 500 bu OF wheat. so 600 bu of
corn. 1l.1S9 bu OF oats and 1908 bu OF
rye Stocks are i45,l bu OF wheat.
263420 bu OF corn. 1il.I75 bu OF oats
and 5l.543 bu OF rye.
Farm wheat reserves In the north
west over requirements. 3OeOOOoO bu.
Wheat receipts. at Kansas city lOl
winnipeg wheat receipts. 11s cars.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day. Sl5 GAGS. year ago, 262.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday. 54G. 900 bu: year ago. +43 900
bu.
:. Exports OF wheat and -four were
Nquai TO $4,000 bu on Saturday.
CHICAGO GRAIN,
CHICAGO. Feb. e.-Unexpected
strength In Liverpool caused bulge
OF !. a e. at the opening in wheat, but
/ the market met fairly liberal offerings
on the uptErn.
Opening wheat-.May. ti.Ost o
/ 5iAc Pork-Not quoted. Lard--May.
$3.50 Ribs--May. ss.s7.
An additional advance was tackled on
the price OF wheat today. May selling
from t1.0e1a up To tiIO%, July from
ass q ssI. 20 sec. and September from
s4Ac To S5hc. net gains being ~ Il 3. c.
/ Corn and oats showed little change
/ while provisions were lower,
Closing prices: Nheat-May, til0k
1 4l.10A Corn-May, s3H Q69%c. Oats
May. 5i7sc. Pork--May, $3.50. Lard
May. ss.8o. Ribs--May. ss.sonss2.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
CLEANING HOIsE STATEMENT.

NEW YORK Feb 6.--Bank state
ment: Clearing house members. aver
age condition. Changes compared with
last week.
Surplus ODD decreased sl7.360,515:
surplus (newD decreased Sl7.3S9, $50;
loans Increased. 81 70s 500: specie. de-
creased s20s00 200. legal tenders, de-
creased. sl55s.300: deposits. decreased
sl9. g9l 100. circulation, decreased s240.-
200; United states deposits decreased
$4,000. total loans. 1888 681 400
total reserve 1851 O43 900: surplus. SO.
33C 500. surplus. not counting reserve
AGAINST United states deposits. sll.-
as 900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
Warrant for Alleged Procurer.

Detective John Reid secured war
rant. Saturday, charging Smith l.
Reynolds with procuring the entrance
OF Helen Richards. a young girl, into a
house at No. II Champlain.
st. Carrie Doling. proprietress Of the
resort, who has been under arrest In
connection with the case. was dis
charged from custody, but will be
used as a witness against Reynolds az
his examination Feb. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden, stone Co.:
Copper shares are inclined towards
weakness. although there Is no news TO
effect prices one way or the otner.
Trading is very professional and tran
sactions have been on small scale.
Isle Royale continues TO be prominent
Ia the trading but has lost IA points
from the closing last night We un-
derstand that the deal affecting TINS
property IL still under way, with pos :
sibility that some announcement VIII
be made early In the week. AlloueZ IS
one point lower and large fractional
declines have taken place In North
Butte, Lake and Franklin. Atlantic has
been a little more active without ma
terial change. in prices other depart
ments have been quiet with no I'M
porlant changes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Following the
cables cotton this morning opened
steady and to points higher with a
fair trade In all positions. Concerning
the rumors OF yesterday about 10000
bales OF cotton goods having been sold
TO China the sale OF 1900 bales was
confirmed this morning. After the call
the market ruled firm al an advance
OF four to I'VE points from the close
last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
PRODUCE.

Commission men were shy about ex-
pressing an opinion on the egg market
this morning. as so much depends on
what other markets do, but local indi-
cations were that the decline was over
for the present. Receipts during the
past week have been large, as Is shown
the local demand something over a
Thousand cases were shipped out, going
TO New York. Cleveland and Toledo. II
was said that some small lots were
a little better than quotations. There
was no poultry in. and butter. calves.
hogs. rabbits and potatoes were steady
Apples arc cleaning up nicely and
were niso a little higher on light ro-
ceipts.
a. ~ urf h''.
ftg,f~---o,r,'-i pos E~'-~ 49,
cries. acc: nrsts. 21c; crooks. a0hc;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
Cotton prices furnished by Hayden
Stone * Co. 11s-Ils Griswold-st.:
NEW H-ORk MONEN.

NEW YORK. Feb. e.--Nothing said
In money. Posted rates: Sterling
exchange. s4s5q4.ss.50. with actual
business In bankers bills at Si.s7.i 10
6fiS715 for demand. and s4.s5 for 80 =
day bills. Prime mercantile paper I'M
.ehanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
The Dime
Savings Bank

DETROIT, MICH.

February 6th 1909
To the Depositors of the Citizens Savings Bank:
Gentlemen
Arrangements having been made by the Directors OF
the Citizens Savings Bank to remove to the Dime Savings
Bank, cordially invite you to continue with US the
very friendly relations you have had with the Citizens Savings
Bank in the past and beg that we viii treat
you with the courtesy and fairness and extend to you
all the facilities possible consistent with sound banking
sincerely hope that you will find entirely to the
best Of your business transfer account to the
Dime Savings Bank
Very respectfully yours,
THE DIME SAVINGS BANK.
BY
William Livingstone
George II. Barbour
Joseph L. Hudson
James B. Mckay
Bethune Dufield
Marshall H. Godfrey
A. c. Stelwagen
H. N Hovey
John Pridgeon Jr.
James E. Dansher
Charles A. Warren
Directors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06

nusirrss-i;E, rr;.sisz No fuss and
NJ feathers Tho plain neat kind. that
looks right Tinss Printing Co., Is
Jchn R-st. Phone 1874
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
nm niux u Stcvens Live stock heBo rt.

EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
Dsnninw = stcsens Live stock Report
BUFFALO. Feb. Especial. Cat
tle-Receipts cars slow hoGs--ke-
ceipts 20 ears. si.Vag. heavy, y6.sO.
workers., s650e} $40. pigs. $3.50. Sheep
Receipts 20 cars. strong best lamos,
$s.;0Q7.75. culls, so504i; yeariinss.
$6.25 IpST5. wcthers, -. so $50. ewes.
$4.s5g5. calves-s5 1850.
EAST BUFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. Feb. g.
Cattle-Receipts 100. slow. easy. Veals
Receipts so. fairly active. zoe low
err: Gulf TO choice. seas q $50. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 5000, active: zoe
higher lambs. SS26 q i75; yearlinss.
s6.25Q675: sheep. $3.50 5.s5. Hogs
Receipts 1880. active, best weights DC
higher; light grades. $50 25c higher
workers.. $500 9s.ss; pigs, $500 $50
mixed and heavies. s6.I5Qo.so rougns'
$3.50 a SIS; stays. si.25a4.Is.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO Feb. 6.-Hogs-Receipt IS
$4,000. market steady to strong mixed
and butchers. ss,o5 q 6.5S; good heavy,
yo25V655: rough heavy. se.054e2e
light. S5.S5Q6s5 pigs. $500 90. ..
bulk, $6.251645. Cattle-Receipts 400.
market steady; beeves, $ei5Q1; cows
and heifers. si.30Q5.s5. stockers and
feeders. S3.2OQ $50: Texans. 1870 y
$50: calves. S5.50Q7,25. Sheep and
Lambs-Receipts 1900. market steady
sheep. $s.5095.75: lambs. 1925 g1.7o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis G. Gorton. l4i3 Majestic building.
Eak
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
Markets az Finance.
July; II 90 II % 10 81 is 30
Lard
H ss His.- 'i' rs '''' s. s. 50 IS
July. ; csn Ks .: Ks Is 81
q. Nbl Bid. tNJ Spi
TOLEDO CIR AIN.

(a)Asked. (b)Bid. tx)Split.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. %. Feb ls,-wheat-rash
and May. }l.l2hs july. 81, ~ Sept.
~ NC. corn-Cash. 63hc, May. -o5 NC
July. 65kc; Sept. Sc yc. Oats-Cash
s2+e: May. Ssi.c. July, 47%e;. Sept.
ssss rye kyerecash' 1915 s,ovs Ai sass-
Cash. $3.50; March. s5.62ls, Oct. $s.2o
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u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den Stone Il Co. lle-lls Griswold st.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
Observation-Disclosures

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missfSses5f o6he hW Ifthi IT'D ddeNs AdAlindl
,paRa ttAHs6ptb tpapaEeheaspss The
4 irktneofox aanaHf ofhabak indnSasaste
ana tistHiattl ting easfefA mao te esapsp
ed andnstiHiBhs hStat eded I h9 hsecoHdr
,hpde uRag aRef e5h desi way aandnthe hdf;t
,ylnane sinaage grove Hfidf dggty If IMrAr
tQ6Fsnaid naxpefieEieef eansngusHc hedlef
lid dnShs hos Safed Ell, ifof oshslls IL mis1i
t1egesS graaf0tisHesgssIt Is iFop&inb AQf'
Wits hMatla dine tfrstr ahdpeUo tBreltEaiipt
rth6heanalbubutt itanfeneo tanapndpdbf
c5aesEse Patti aiadaaupp0sas edhah athd
FSyaF hFdli &c hxaVFfafsltahsI
cfcwqWa a4eaaa5 tnslthasiafish saugssefrsf
vhffede tRhiHI ieoaat49str Va ndnshs heas;
waN3Aa nfDfM n. rgl6 aeEtddnfb dodas as
dbdeney bTht hkirsang ThR hstdprn reT
leaked edupufntEp tong nff teaf M ri re,l6 Hey
ldndnl@ file fhetM hfhita disease.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
SHALL i OR NOT2''

face to face with another perplexing
dilemma The flavor what shall 1t
be? Ranged most appetizingly within
easy range of your vision are dozen
toothsone fruit sirlIps. but which is
your preference The impatient clerk
liz waiting. and SO ire half dozen 9th.
ers who have already made up their
minds In the agony Of the moment
you commit Yourself irrevocably to
coffee only to recall ut the very in
slant that II is the one flavor of the
lot which disagrees with you z
If you are il sufferer Of this sort be-
gin Mt once 10 correct Ibis fault by he
severest self discipline II you neglect
to do SO you will continue TO be n
trial to your frieads and IN absolute
torture to yourself Much Of your
time will be passed In regretting your
acts. for II Is always the case that the
Eighty one does what she likes least Of
all. There is nothing more certain to
weaken the character and even render
the victim undesirable az an aequaint.
ance than this utterly abhorrent habit
Of doing constantly precisely what one
does not intend to do
Now, all this does not mean that
there are not matters In life, many of
them. which cannot be decided in an
instant or even In an hour or day.
Every individual is certain to be con-
fronted witt greater or less number
of these problems. real ones requiring
deliberate thought, calm and deliberate
consideration and clear judgment.
Such are matrimony. the disposition
of property change of business or
residence. Even in less important
things purchasing Of a seasons
outfit, for instance there is sometimes
much TO be planned out in advance.
and much mental exercise must be per
mitted. Hasty judgments are quite is
unsatisfactory as none at MI, and any
business requiring a regular plan
should be worked out mentally long
before the final moment
There Is nothing more satisfactory
than to be able to decide quickly in an
emergency and to act intelligently and
without faltering. The most forlorn
and hopeless cry ever uttered by We
manlyind Is the waii Of not knowing
what to do. II Is the sure stamp oil
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