The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-13

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ae q important to government the doctor to alarmed
bahys has refused respond the first aids known
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IN 70 the who cultvates plants and to society.
~ LIE 81 the nation may in the life of plant
essential therefore that Uncle Sam have someone around who
What il the matter plants sick and fail thrive and
tnsws what do
q 4 little about Erwin F. Smith.
y Is gets pretty good salary from the government.
" e i paid $4,000 year
hat enough live whole lot but he isn't
6od nevertheless
other day the along and offered him
be would give up his place give the
mt his services
Unc stood lose valued empoye because there no
y Il enable him the bid Of the institute but
NY Gam didn't worry long
~ tarned $4,000 offer and decided remain the
M job
= nth" doesn't lit
ng for refusing accept pay Smith said HE
ms PRESENT JOB FINDS IT FULL OF INTEREST AND USE
1ss HAS ALL HE NEEDS LIVE ON AND DOESN'T SEE WHY
x1OUID BOTHER TO CHANGE.
fs isn't those jobs that could be termed government
= he Of prefeing the softer job
int what he have said for WHAT HE
which doesn't call exactly for punching clock
down plain real everyday patriotism
no worth year, which distinguishes Erwin Smith
= q exception to many many who hear their
party into control providing the call jnges
enough
xh r Smith that satisfies him; work that he
& NJ heart into; which benefit ohers;
IN q vlich he be Of benefit to his country.
M ~ wasn't paid living would be different Of and
- compelled to accept place that paid him more and would
changing but this demonstrates for that there is
- u what falls upon do beyond the pay
tSesivsd
Shsuld be msacon for every in the fact that he is
Izt; he his and matter what he doing
ne useful HIS il absolutely important the next mans
rebhe between the ties just important
aon Of the system the locomotive that thunden it.
nan Be denied the privilege his home provide
family and for the rainy days Of sickness and old and one
pay his services that will enable him
~ II matter every should feel that something
hin II the way Of loyalty citizen and oentms sacrifice
u god things that his by right Of birth secured for
T. y16A sacrace
o language it il not the privilege Of to make
@11 hs and only confederation
IN with interest in his fellows with interest in his city
% 81 city it, people would ask such privilege for the
MN fs interest understands well his obligations citizen
MI Smith sticks the ship, doubt not further reason
~ appreciates . responsibility resting upon him.
ny - different from the general Of would almost risk
that he may appreciate THE OPPORTUNITY GIVEN HIM
UrIoYm TO DEMONSTRATE HIS ABILITY
II ne kind indeed
inSorms Brown Co. that Black offered him sci
~oSk than he il being paid by Brown Co.
Co. struggling along in dull and meet
jtSn eoes to Black & Co.
~ Zones does what il right but let's
~ ~ 0pod and worth than he is getting
oyers concde this and have him in mind for
~ snoohsr sailing
~ ~ applied for position with Brown Co he had direct
Little Oversight by Osg