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Miscellaneous

HAVE A LAND PROPOSITION WHICH
Will sell very readily in the middle east
parties who are anvions m malte money
quickly and who VIII either go into the
neld and help push the deal, or who Will
help finance experienced, reputable sales
men TO go. There is a chance 10 mako
some good money, as the demand for
Ctah land is better today than ever be-
fore
rms proposition will stand the very
closest investigation. Act quick IL in
terested. Address C-13, Tribune
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OSTEOPATHY

np - GAMBLE. s07-s MINTYRE
bidr,: hours TO o. Wasatch 52Sl. Dis
.as of women a speciality Consulta-
ton free. so9o
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New 4-room brick bungalow, near 9TH
East boulevard, not quite finished, see II
nrsL Price. including lot. $500. $-Og
"A sh and so per month.
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Real Estate-To Exchange
TRADER

want to trade my IL acres Of land.
loca ted southeast of the city, for a good
home. My land is well cultivated.
fenced, well. etc. Good house and barn
and implements, Splendid water right
Apply owner, C-2l. Tribune
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SCHOOL OF sALEsMANsHIE

TSTOX SCHOOL OF SALESMANSHIP
and Business Efficiency teaches prac-
ticai business getting methods and sales
manshlp strategy. Let us help you IN
your struggle for larger things: Come in
and see us. 224 Mcintyre bldg, Phone
Wns l142-M. nlf19
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

~o>~-0>~>~>~>-~--~~------
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
The Original Hotel Broker OF the
lntermountain West
11S-room hotel rooms and ants eood
carpets and furniture, strictly modern;
rooms and apartments ALWAYS rented.
clears. between $500 and $500 month
427room hotel. all modern convenlences,
furniture and carpets OF the best all
rooms rented: airing over 5000 a month.
THIS we positively guarantee Nothing
better can be had for the money
only, $50 month: central location;
92oVV' Terms can be had II necessary.
is rooms. roomlng house, depot street.
Sis a month
u rooms, well furnished, house mod
lent place for right party.
Swell boarding house "A rooms. mod
EN-; heat free with rent; only $1,000.
Best housekeeping apis. in the city;
eLa oorately furnished: rent only $40 a
month: income over 800 month. east
side, Hurry this Won't last long.
10 rooms, modern; house full OF board
ersi $3.50; east side: easy terms
o,room, beautifully furnished Nat:
nothing better in tho city: rent ONLY s55,
including heat, water and janitor service.
S-room modern house. well furnished:
rent $50; Income $50 a month, only $3.50.
For particular bargains in hotels and
roonlns houses. see me- / sell more than
an the other agents combined.
ROSS C.. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
il" South Main. Was 1899
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER oIGLtE,
n trast Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes claEs and private
lessons. c"o1
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CLEANING AND DYEING


SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, Bt.SI
work, prompt delivery, go south et@le; eI5aS.
Was. $3.50, HylaDd 1893 300"
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LAWN and CEMENT WORK

WANTED-LAWN Oh CEMENI WoL.M;
prompt and reasonable Fhone iayiSua hsaS5
977-R.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
HE WHO WORKS FOR HIMSELF
WrSs

WINS.
We suggest farming Beca use today's
great opportunities lie there.
We know farmers who have been mus
tered from ali walks OF life-
Some were professional men. SONS
iradesmen and others laborers.
They are all making money. and max
Ing IL fast
Not one Of them would now give up
farming.
what these men have done. you can do.
The success they've had. you can equal
The big move Is to make the start
You don't need lot OF capital For
SIS per acre up on five years time. you
can buy Park Valley land.
This land stands out among the most
productive in the state
It has every advantage-rieh soil. wa
ter climate.
Drop us a card today for our free book
let and other worth while Information
PACIFIC LAND AND WATER CO,
18th Floor Walker Bank Bldg. salt Lake
hl2so
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Abstracts-Title Insurance


UTAH SAVINGS az TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title Insurance.
attend to all details in transferring and
nortgaging land titles. Capital $500 00o.
c35 Main. s2o29
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100000

Puts you in possession OF a modern,
steam heated hotel of 100 rooms. Tele-
phone, not and cold water in every room,
20 private bathrooms. Positively the
best location IN Salt Lake City Good
furniture, good beds, Balance $500 per
month. See this today; tomorrow may
be too late,
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TYING SAYS:

$4,000 IN REAL MONEY WILL BUY
the best story-and-a-h half bungalow for
the money, in the city, Splendid neigh
borhood. Close in.
The balance. $4,000. will be carried on
mortgage. The bungalow cost $500 and
Is practically brand new,
THAT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
9TH East and 4th South 132x165 feet. with
all Improvements paid. Is a splendid buy
for $500. Room for three or four apart
ment houses
DON'T OVERLOOK that site, 2obx165
feet opposite the city and county bldg,
on State street, for $500.
THE LOT ON THE SOUTHEAST cor
ner of End South and 18th East Is not
cheap at $3.50 except to those discrimi-
mating people who consider good sur
roundings and a beautiful and unob-
structed view of the city. valley and
mountains as worth something.
peted and the depot cars looping on
West 4th South, this will become an I'm
portant street. At 5000 a foot. ground
one block and a half west Of the New
house hotel looks cheap.
465x165 feet-only $4,000,
LOWER STATE STREET Is the best
prospective buy In the city.
He strongly recommends It.
WE HAVE GREAT BARGAINS In
several corners, as well as inside pieces
on State street. We recently sold a piece
for three times the purchase price eight
years ago.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO..
951 Main Street. Was. ~.
hS9S
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ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
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For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-RELIN
quishment 320 acres fine land near
Lund. Address c. b. Lewis. Pebble Idaho.
g2i0
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY LANDS.
$500 TO $500 PER ACRE
BOX ELDER COUNTY. UTAH.
ELKo COUNTY. NEW
Splendid farm land in tracts of 100
acres or more. Absolutely the best land
ever offered at these low prices
The wise ones are buying the land and
ale successfully raising big crops % po-
tetoes. wheat. oats and garden truck.
one good crop pays for your land.
The railroad company making very
easy terms. gives ten years time 10 pay
and requires only tenth OF the pur-
chase down. Particulars, maps, etc. OF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LAND AGENCY.
l5 W. Second South ST.
Room 20.
hli0S
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CARPET CLEANING

CLEAN AND RESTORE COLORS IN
rugs and carpets. Hand work. will re-
move oil grease or any stain, Imported
Jugs O specially: 9xl2. 81 so. Frank Mar
IN. Was. 1856. 56 West First South st,
o1S98
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rooms, elegantly furnished. modern.
Dirt cheap al $500
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pI1RLIC STENOGRAPHER

REYNOLDS Sc SUMMERS.
1,reest best-eQuipped stenographic Of
ocas In the entire west. 1908 Walker
Bank bldg, h-''
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SMALL FARM OF 3li ACRES. LO-
Gated at Roy. Utah. full water right,
mixed orchard. alfalfa. garden land, etc.
Four-room frame house, O. J., good barn
and outbuildings. fine little farm. only
two blocks from depot. school and church.
Price OF this farm Is $3.50 per acre. Han
cash, balance to suit purchaser
320-acre farm. with 100 acres sowcd III
winter wheat. balance in sage brush. I'm
tire tract is level. fine sandy ioam, with
sub-irrigation. The land is fenced on
three sides. This farm is located In NH
lard county the home OF alfalfa seed )
miles from town OF kenosh. and is
splendid buy. Price is $500 on terms.
We. have other sub-irTigated alfalfa
land in same vicinity, which can be
bought at prices that will not obtain lu
the near future. People in California are
picking up our cheap, good lands. hence
Utah people better get busy.
PAHVANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY.
R. u. Exchange Dept,
Judge building. was loal.
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WELDING

BRASS. CAST IRON. COPPER AND
t,ee, Work guaranteed. j. 7, Fowler
III 20 N 10 50 SO. W. Temple. blO9S
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TAILORING


~-~-~S~~HSGI LADIES AND GENTS
A. q. mode 10 measure; cleaning, press
sui'n nnd repairing. 2o2 East End South.
ing an1 Is.9 o3l50
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

BETrnYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.
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BOWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS. 225
Main. Prizes each week for ladies high
scores. nS5l
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Your eye has led you 20 a great bar
gain. Read II carefully-then go 20 your
phone, call US up and let us show you
this 2-story. s-room sningie bungalow.
buiit-in buffet, large Kitchen with gas,
separate hath and toilet. full cemented
basement with furnace. fruit and coal
rooms. three large. airy bedrooms. one
down and two upstairs: lot 5ox137 10 al
ley. lawn. shade barn. coops: walks
paved. House alone cost 5000. VIII sell
all for $780, $3.50 cash. $50 per month
For 5000 cash and Sis per month. a
two story. Groom brick, southeast, near
newly paved street. Price $3.50 Why.
why pay rent?
Walking distance. a splendldly built
6-room modern brick: has cement base
ment, sewer, walks, gas, lawn. a bargain:
$ZS5O on easy terms. Save your car
fare.
5-room buff brick, lot 2x;O and right OF
way. for just what lot is worth. s2l0O:
5000 cash. $50 per month Located East
3rd South street.
LOTS. LOTS. LOTS.
On 9Th East boulevard. now paved.
We say that lots In this district win ad-
y9ance rapidly, Just as 9th East property
$3.50: 1ooxl65. 1920; 60x173. $500: 1OOxl25,
sluoo. and 31sxllG. with walks and sewer,
near 9th East and 9Th South. s775. and
800 other good buys.
We write all kinds OF insurance and
fidelity bonds.
BETTrLYoN HOME BUILDERS CO..
a4O-342 Main. Cor. p. o. Place
was. 2O30. Was. 2031.
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WALTER ROMNEY.
REAL ESTATE,
GENERAL CONTRACTOR,
TEL. WASATCH 1890,


REAL ESTATE,
GENERAL CONTRACTOR,
TEL, WASATCH 1890,
We have FIVE fine building lots
between Eleventh and Twelfth SO.
and Seventh and Eighth East
40x165 feet. These lots are in
splendid location Price, $3.50
$50 cash, SO per month. These
lots are very cheap at this price
Let US show you,
A beautiful Groom modern
brick, fine mantel. full cement
basement. furnace: large lot;
southeast; nice location: close TO
car line Only $4,000, Easy terms
We have building lots and
homes in all parts OF the city for
sale
Call on Walter Romney or II.
Savage. basement. 32 So. Main.
Tel. Was. 1430.
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4-ROOM "WELLBILT" BUNGALOW.
southeast. Now under construction.
Bath, toilet. buffet kitchen. water. etc An
$40 per month
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NJ KELLAR REAL ESTATE * INVEST
MENT CO.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

~ Src,--I,NT pATT,NT INVENTIONS. REGISTER
trnac marks or copyrights. see j. NJ.
Tbnnas, SOS Utah Savings Trust bldg.
ol2i
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WALTER ROMNEY
OR
HERBERT SAVAGE.
TEL. WASATCH 1890.
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4-room pressed brick bungalow. near
9th East almost new, Sleeping porch,
full cement basement, book cases, and
other modern Conveniences.
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Walking distance, a splendidly built
6-room modern brick: has cement base
ment, sewer, walks gas, lawn. a bargain:
sZSoO. on easy terms. Save your car
fare.
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5-room buff brick. lot 2x,O and right OF
way. FOR just what lot is worth s2100:
5000 cash. $50 per month. Located East
3rd South street
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$4,000

$4,000
Down and $1,000 a month buys dandy
l4-room transient house steam heated
and well located. Act quick
$S00.00
Buys lease stock and fixtures OF best
Main street grocery store in the city.
Lease alone worth this amount. Must
sell before November 18th.
FOR RENT
Ideal location for grocery. confection-
cry or fruit stand. modern building. or
Second South near Second East 4-room
modern living apartments in connection.
Long lease, cheap rent TO right party.
MR.. BLAKE,
UNITED HOMD BUILDERS COMPANY,
New Orpheum Bldg.
Wasatch 42S5.
OPEN MONDAY EVENING UNTIL
. O'CLOCK
h1oS3
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For 5000 cash and SIS per month. a
two o-story, 6room brick. southeast, near
newly paved street. Price 1880 Why.
why pay rent?
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FOR PROFITABLE ROOMING HOUSES
AND HOTELS. SEE US.

5O-room hotel in the heart Of tho city.
A dandy proposition for a man with small
capital First payment and terms to
suit Rent $3.50
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by ". ~ Coler e. Co. No 40 Cedar
street,
ACCRUED interest to be added
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HANDY REFERENCE.

Yields Of leading active stocks. based
on the present selling prices and fiHed
dividend rates:
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STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Dull Session, with Small Price
ChanqeS-Good UndertOne.

Interest in football yesterday was
more marked than interest in the STOCK
market, and the result Of the ha1-
days trading was a total OF about 90
600 shares, with price changes narrow
and the closing somewhat irregular.
Initial overnight changes were unln-
portant and a dull tone prevailed al
the opening, while on the floor the at
tendance comparatively was small
The commission houses had a deserted
air and there seemed to be scarcely
enough vitality to warrant any move
ment in either direction. Shortly al'er
the opening the bears showed signs OF
life and made an attempt TO ralu
prices, but they were not very success
full, and while a somewhat lower leNel
was reached, stocks were not brought
out and the technical position appeared
10 be stronger.
The issues selected for the decline
were Missouri Pacific and some or the
specials, but at the close Missouri IA
cific was only fractiOnally off. New
Haven & Hartford showed a small de-
cline, but the weakest of the active
railroad stocks was Lehigh Nalley'
which had a loss Of more than point
Denver & Rio GraRde preferred also
exhibited a loss exceeding point, but
the trading in the latter issue was
light United States Steel was the
feature OF interest in firmness and &C
tivity, and closed the day with a proht.
Canadian Pacific also had gain, but
Reading was off, while Union Pacific
remained unchanged.
Southern Pacific showed a shade Of
Improvement on the prospect Of an ad-
iustment of its labor troubles, while
Mexican Petroleum exhibited a slight
loss, possibly rejecting uncertainty in
Mexico Discussion naturally included
the Mexican situation, which was
looked upon as better, but not sufii-
GENTLY so TO be free from attending
anxiety. Currency legislation came In
for the usual share Of attention and
unfavorable comment on the attitude
OF the administration was responsible
for a division of sentiment in the Sen
ate in the making OF provisions con-
ducive TO better banking harmony.
The closing displayed sufficient spirit
to confirm the general feeling of conf
dence in the markets improved status.
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lNTERES

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TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by l.. l.. Winkelmsn
Co., No. a Broad street,
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Improved Tone in London
Continental BOurSeS Dull.
[By Cable to The Tribune. ]


London, Nov. 15-The sentiment was
much better to-day on the more encour-
aging news about affairs in MEXICO
There was continued Improvement IN
Mexican securities and local shares were
frmer at the close.
The opening of American shares was
dull. but later advanced, and the closing
was firm.
Consols closed 1-l6 lower at i29s Tor
money and 70 1916 for the account. cana
dian Pacific was u higher at 1924.
The premium on gold at Madrid to-day
was quoted at go, an advance OF 10 and
Lisbon at 20, unchanged
Paris. Noy. 15.-Trading was quiet on
the Bourse to-day, but toward the close
the tendency was better.
Three per cent rentes closed 215 centimes
higher at 81 francs 17ia centimes for the
account
Exchange on London. % france 81 cen
times for checks
Private rate Of discount. S4 per cent.
Berlin. Nov. 15.-There were no features
I'm the trading on the Boerse to-day with
an easy tone at the close.
Exchange on London. 20 marks 5ol2 pfen-
nigs for checks.
Money, 2ia per cent.
Private rate of discount. AZ per cent.
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Total sales for the day. $4,000.
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DIARY OF MOVEMENTS.

A daily record of the trend on the New
York stock Exchange for the week
MONDAY-Near Mexican crisis depre-sos
prices: rally near close.
TT EsDAY-Phces advance, following
firm opening; good gains at close.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In leading issues
larger on professional buying.
THURSDAY-Prices down on news from
Mexico; firmer nj close.
FRIDAY-Early strength In trading.
with closing gains in most issues.
saTURDAY-Trnding dull. with some
irregularity at close; undertone firm
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

5-To sales for the day. soo s"are''
shar fol- samed day in 1912 49,. 1870,
Novemb er d. inclusive I1oo|'''
,,rsd With 532o36 shares for period in 1872
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BANKING INTEREST
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Nov. 15.-The condition OF the
United states Treasury at the beginning Of
business today was: Net balance in general
fund. S122Os9 O49; total receipts yesterday,
$3.50 ISL; total payments yesterday. So. "a
32S The deficit this fiscal year is s7.Sl5,S 07
against a deficit Of $685. 900 last year. ex-
elusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
transa CtiouS.
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RIGHTS.

o
q ION
o taken
%Tei closed September 10 and continued
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

.,,.,-,,,sn.d by Harvey a. Wills & Co. No. 80
" vi Broadway
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Coupons interchangeable. tRegistered. tCou-
pons. sRegistered and coupon.
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South and Primaries

It would be a really delicious bit of political
irony if the FIRST Southern President since the war"
should be the means of practically breaking up the
solid South, so far as its domination of the Demo-
cratic party is concerned. The presidential primary
is being warmly advocated by President Wilson, but
already the Southern politicians are becoming alarm
ed as they pursue the subject to its logical conclusion.
1t is one thing to disfranchise several million
negro voters and under the present system send the
Democratic candidate to the nominating convention
with q vote based on the criminal disproportion of
that vote compared with what it would be il every
legal voter was permitted to exercise his %cOnstitu-
tional rights. The present system, which makes the
"solid South send the Democratic candidate to the
electoral collegeawith something like 200 votes before
q nomination is made, is one thing, but it is quite
another thing for the solid South to stand on its
own numerical bottom and take its chances with the
rest of the country, a vote south Of Mason and Dix
on's line having no greater weight than one east
and north ofssssthe line. The Southern Democrats
may we'll see In the presidential primary a drastic
Idiminution Of thpir indence, and the spectacle is al,
the more unwelcome at this particular time, when the
South has acqsifed . distinct ascendancy in the
councils Of the zrparty. The solid South induene
has always bSlH srotesquely disproportionate, but II
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My Girls and Ny Boys

Every year for the past eight or ten years NJ:
Foley has written q bit OF verse for the Tribune
ncwsboys as a Holiday greeting, This year he has
written for them the following verses, which in due
time will be presented by them to Tribune subscribers
as their greeting for the Holiday Season of 1918:
Oh you in your plenty, and you In your pride,
| bring you a message this Holidaytide;
A message of gladness and kindness and cheer
And with this glad message ! bring you'a prayer
That freely Of all of your blessings you'll share
With those round about you-bring pleasures and
joys
To hearts that may need-and be kind to my boys.
Oh you in your fullness Of riches and health,
Go forth like the sower and scatter a wealth
OF kindness about you and reap in thy field
OF goodness and %gladness a b%ountiful yield.
Be mild with the erring, the needy befriend,
BE tender and patient, have love without end;
bc spendthrift with Kindness and-cliefest of joys
TO gladden. thy living-be good to my boys.
Oh you in your %gladness and peace and content,
Go scatter the gifts thy good fortune hath lent;
Spill sunshine and laughter and glad word and song
And make the way brighter in passing along.
So then win my Father. at closing Of day,
Smile on thee and bless thee. and SO will he say:
Come, enter with Me into amending joys.
For thou vert once kind to My girls and My boys
JAMES w. FOLEY. s