The Detroit times., 1912-05-16

~ r. A. DALEY, IN the Adrian Times.
Idlsnsss always generates discontent.
Lack Of active employment stimulates
that latent restlsssness which " 90
characteristie Of improvidsnt American
life With the close Of the seasons
work and the sstting In OF winter hum
drsds Of farmers. artisans and wage
earnsrs. dissatisnsd with their oondi-
ton and prospects, md time 20 oon-
sidSr q dhangs of looatson with the
heps that Il viii bring wider opportu-
nfties OF success. TO move or not to
moye-that 10 the question. and many
attempt teanswer II In the Affirmative.
move II q pleasure. creates a mental
excitement which IL a stimulus TO am
billion They belong to the great
brothsrhood known a. .the- get-rich-
their energies In chasing rainbows. An
appeal TO them to stay on the farm or
~ the factory IL wholly wasted. Their
chief delight in life Is to move. 70 try
gaudy descriptions Of new farms and
homes sent out and paid for by crafty
land agents. and rarely stop to dis
cover the sslf-evident faisity Of those
vision searching beyond the horizon,
such men ignore the gold beneath their
feat.
Other men more cautious and pru-
dent while Just as eager TO better their
condition and get-rich-quick, IL pos
sihle. take more time to think, 70 an
alyxe advertising literature. because
ssy sss that rssv mistake aan * would
that q change would improve their
prospscts. They lack the gambling in
stinet They hesitate at leaving this
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them.
Sources OF Wealth.
Wealth from the soil depends upon
two essentials, and they are axfiiomatic
who II able and willing to work viii
md his best present opportunity right
here In Michigan. That IL a broad
proposition. II II susceptible OF proof?
Nature has been especially partial to
Michigan. Its biographical position Is
admirable. Its Latitude and longitude
are near the lines OF the worlds great
est progress Its two penlnsulas lie in
the center OF the most prominent aotiv-
tiles on this globe Surrounded by
great navigable lakes, it's climate is
ana the hot blasts OF summer are tenn
peFed and softened by the serene
depths OF those vast water basins. This
same influence regulates the rainfall.
when most needed and renders the
whole state Immune from destructive
cyclones. suoh a. sweep irreguiarly
across the great prairie states, leav-
ting death and disaster in their wake
This security IL a valuable cash asset
Of Michigan. Moreover, every crop OF
the north temperate zone is grown
easily and abundantly In this favored
section. II Michigan were walled In,
its people could still live we'll on the
products OF Its soil. Nothing essential
Il lacking. II has GOAL and wood in
abundance for fuel IL has every cereal
and animal food needed TO sustain life
Itn myriad lakes TEEN with fish and its
forests with wild game. In It's thriv-
ing cities busy factories produce all
kinds OF wares. In wood iron. steel,
cotton wool. paper. elk and nax.
Fruits Of all kinds and the sugar 20
preserve them are produced In con-
stantly increasing profusion, which
rapid transit by rail- and water II rush
Ing daily 20 supply the greediest mar
kets on this globe. 49,
opDcrtunfty fer Farmers and Garden
Busy factories In nearly every city
ana Village IN Michigan build almost
eV0rY machine known In the arts and
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