The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-01
ssons in the Road
For ! Rich Mans Son
Skipping From School
W Edwin Could, Jr.. Gets To
= millionaire He'll Know.
For One Thing. What II
Means TO tioof II.

nedaely On New York
Monday morning police station in New Britain
Conn, having covered 80 miles.
told charge who he and declaring ne was All
MI asked % e permitted sleep a CELL
was given SLEPT soUNDLY FOR EIGHT HOURS
police before him and the newspaper
accounts say HE ATE LIKE FARM HAND
We simply want to suggest young Gould will always keep in
experience fitted for the day when he will become
millionaire by having from this school than ne would DC had ne
remained 100 everything including department
1t good thing millionaire what to HAVE
d walk
q course when the boys parents were notified they immediately
York auto and made the rest of the trip bit
more easy on his feet
But recalling Just weary when he entered the
no station Edwin may desk in his office day
later on and give thought who compelled afOOt
10 speak day after day. whom there autos and make
the trip easier
On Monday May o. meeting presidents and traffic officers
biggest the country held in New York and at thus
meeting it was decided freight rates.
result shippers during the next IL months will pay into the
railroads $2soOoooo more than they paid in the past
IL months
Now inst because you are not shipper idea that
are not BY this increase in rates
Necessities Of life from toothpcks going cost THE
PEOPLE this country $276ooo0OO the next IL months
Of the goods shipped who will pay the freight
going be- therefore that the people are 10 ~
come that they and the wealth OF the country
il going aetle faster into the hands of the few
One Of these days Edwin Gould L himself charge Of the
great Gould interests which include railroads
very busy ping millions when it may occur to him that
% Of those belong somebody else and that he has more than
his share
occur through the exoant cost he has put upon
necessities devil to walking through the
bringing night tired and lame sleep on the hard BOARD
81 police station cell.
the railroad world Edwin Could !r may
al the other railroads together and to them;
ere this isn't fellows charging than we should
serving freight We are making money than possibly
spd and taking away people who need it Now gentlemen
once what it hungry and tired and it an awful thing
and everybody equal chance WITH
ouseves'
Whereupon motion adjourn will become immediately in order no
doubt but nevertheless Edwin Could Jr will sound better
and there win be less pain for him in his millions
ii won't be long Could Jr viii be driving around IN
"a
he probably 50mle walk again long as ne lives
Some day therefore counting his millions 1t VIII dawn on
that well he did once upon time
He viii appetite leaving him and will be hard Tor hm 10
ct to sleep. His nights will be restless
that win be the time when indigestion will have him
Possibly he will compare that time with what was
rdy he slept how heartily breakfast and how agreed with
him
That's another lesson for Edwin Could having away from
his school lessons
Possibly II there other things besides getting
more millions for rich men to give attention and Of those
things is HIMSELF.
Worse can and prospective mlonares both from
welfare and the welfare the pubhc at large
thar the necessity Of being compelled to foot il few miles