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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-04-02
Had an Aim All Right.

Cole-I like to see a woman with an
aim in life. Now, has your wife any
sim? Wood-Rather! Look Where she
hit me with a plate!-Chicago News.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Seurattava esiinerkki.

grGdII6 loma.aialla oil ioitffo niio'
ria tpttoiG foulun pibasia juttele-
mosia f~esfenGGn. Wliuan pitfn tpt'
tSnen tuli IiiGfii ioi,ffoon ia fpiait,
mitG baiisfaa BELLA iiina oil fesfiis-
teItopana. "gsiin", mastattiin bdnel-
lie, "ie fuiiri iaIaiiuus. 9plla iindfin
ioot fen tietG6, mutta ainoostoan itllo
ebooua ettG Irpaot pitGa len omana-
ii. st iaa ianoa iitd fellefaan, ct fel-
Iefd6nl &ruletfop'
"W1in6 lnpaan, etten pnbn iiitd
feIlef6Gn muulle fuin aioilleni,"
mastoii asfen tullut piffn tptto,
"mutta baneIle nina ferron foiffi,
iind ban on miriin Aaras pstdtpdnt-"
"SiIGban tofil" buuiimat nieot to-
tot pbteen 6aneenl "@t ioa tdta put
bra pb6elIefGGn ibmiielle, ct aina'
fam 6ibineii."
$50 fifteen en- mindfddn taboo ito
fuuIIo," pastaii piffn tptto. Stto
mitG en- Ioa dioille fertoa, en- taboo
itiefdGn tietaG."
Iain ianen piffl tptto iuofii tie
beniG.
Sdnen eiimerffiddn toifpoiii Sas'
ten gstdmG jofaiien Iufijania ieiiraa'
man alma fun BELLE eiitdn jotafir
fuuItopoa tai tebtdipGd, mita ei iopt'
Il 6ibilIe fertoa. sc minfd tdptpiit
b6neIta ioIato Ell fosfaon ole oifetr
tai pnbbosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
Palvelisitko Jeesusta?

8iffii 8alle tuIi erGGpG pGipGnG
fomin innostuneena GitiniG lno.
sos nina oliiin-el1npt iilIoin,"
alfoi b1n toimittaa, FUN Seeius oil
maailmasia, min fpllG mindfin of.
i'm Sdncn bpmGfieen iOtafin tebnpt."
Sliti bpmpili ia mastaii: SEQ, poi
foieni, ferroban mitG oliiit tebnpt
Seeiufielle. oioittaafieii bpnd6 tab-
toaii fila oletban mielG fomin pieni,
etfd ppstp mibinfGan iuariin tefoi-
bin"
Wietittp66n betfiien mastaii piffil
&alIe p66ttdmdiiesti:
"&uule, Giti, fpIl1 nina tieoGnl
MinG oliiin fpfpnpt Seeiiffelta, oIi-
iifo SGnelI1 minilIe ollut joitafin
piftu.aiioita toimitettaipana ia iitte
nina oIiiin jiiosiut niitG toimitta-
masia. NindbGn olen miffeld iuof.
iemaan, minimum find olet itie iano-
nut"
BaIpeIiiitfo iind Seeiusta mielel-
I6ii2 Biffu &alle Ell iinoin mield
p~mmGrt6npt, ettd Seeiufiella on ba'
I,iffaiIIe palpeIiioilleen wielafin an-
~nettapana >pienid aiioita toimitetta'
mafieen. Mtitta teilIe, lufiiani, tab-
toiiin eritpiiesti muistuttaa. etta
faamme fpll6 mielafin iuosta Seeirf.
fen aiioiIIa. NiiIld iuostaan fun
poIpelIaan iiGG, 1itia, i%iioria, peljia
teboGGn ientGbben, ettd tabbotaan til
nd noiibattoa Seeiufien mielta jofa
tabtoo, ettG faiffi lapiet oliiipat fuii'
liaiiia ia palmeleipaiiia. gbati mot
ooan palpella Seeiusta ia filfea Sa'
men pieniII6 aiioilIaon fertomalla bd'
nest6 t~ofpereiIIe, %febottomolla lapiia,
iotfo eimGt fGp ~ppbdfouliisia, iielld
f6pmGGn ia monilla mtilla topoin.
&ufo tabtoo polmella Seeiusta? San
on iiunoopa beifot ia pienetfin pri'
t%pffennet 5. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
SnnsIehti.

- SppsIebti. = &eiGn ibariiiis
taas plan poistuu ia ipfip ioaiput.
tiioon ionoo taos feiGIle iGGbppGi-
ieniG. : Sbminenfin oialliieen eld.
mGGniG nGboen ieuraa tGtd Iiionnon
lafio. @jolliien el1mGmme iboniiiis
Iafastuu ia tGmd foiffi pubuu nellie
faifilIe tGGlt6 pois m~iirttamiiestom.
me. Wiitta meit1 ibmiii6 ooottaa
iionfaiffiien fei6n ibonriis taimaos.
ia Sumolon Iuona. = SppsIebtemme
tobtoo taos tliIla julistamoon iuloiS'
ia elGmGG Siimalosia, min ntorille
FUN monboiuefin. @IGmGd iellois.
ia, iosfa eI1nt1n riitil Ell fosfaon
,panbene. EGtG ianomaa marten ppp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
P~aikkakunnalta.
SGifGhbAs &oniallisieuraf,ln

Sdtfdbogs &onlallislerraflin.
nan firfon alaialisia. @iime tiistai.
iltana oil fofoontunnit faniaa SSron-
poooin &aniallisieurafunnan firfon
a~lalaliin melfein buoneen tGpoelt6.
Sinne oil tuotil faunis poptG ia BON.
balle i%iilietti firje, iofa n~GbtapGsti
iiialii rabaa. &abmipobtG oil min.
ifaan lcimosten ia fuffaieppeleioen
fansia laitettit. &itn tGIIaista oil II.
idlld, oliban ~luonnoIlista ettei iieIlG
ipoita olla pimiGsiG. @oIot beiiosti
affunoiSta ia nielGp1 opeItafin. 90.
ma fplIG berGtti iinufuIfiiain buo.
miota, mittta iebGn Ell olIut ibme, ar.
Deltiin iiellG oletpan tpaan taipaIlifet
bartaus. tai ebfen laiilnieurat. M1nt-
to ierrafunnan pastori ollen moi.
monia fansia nlfona tpirfatoimiIlaan
ia iItafGmeIplI1, buomaiipat eta mo-
Lot nGfpp firfon alaialista ia on o.
metfin anoinna. SGifGbtpneenG rien.
iimGt fatiomaan, mutta fun tulipat
iiiGlle alfoi fania laulaa Iaulufir.
iasta: "&iitos Julie Sumalani, Or.
mostaii iuuresta', i. n. e. Bastori
ia Mrs. 8ilef istiipat tuoIeilIe
fulntelemaan laullia. Scum la1ilu oil
loppuniit nouii post. Biori pubuja-
lamaIIe pitt r~ufoufien ia ilmoitti mi.
I'd marten on tGnG iltana fofoonnutt1i,
ilmoittaen ieurafuntalaisten fofoon.
tuneen toipottnmaan ieu%rafunnan
poppilan emGnnGn t%eripetulleefii ia.
faiitn poppiIoan feiGIomaltaan. Gift.
ii labiat friilunan pastori ia Wrs.
@ilenilIe. SamaIla pubui Ipbpesti
miten iuuri ACKNOWLEDGMENT merit.
TIPS on meifGlGiiisiG oloisia papin
puoliiolla etenfin ppbGfoulutpobon
nGboen. Seuraaipan pi,been pitt
past. s. Sirtpi. lauiuen ilonia, ettG
ooottamattaan oil joutunut tdllaiieen
tilaiiuuteen ia pubui minfG bDpGn
turtteen Mathematician aifaan ieura.
funnan opettaiosia tdIIaiiet tilaiiuu-
oct. Seurofunnoft pastori folmannef-
Fl. pubri ipolituin ianoin bGmmdStpf-
ieniG eta oil tGIlainen t~ilaiiuus ban.
I'd ia piioIiicdon marten malmistet.
tn. 8ielG loulettiin ia tdmGn ialfcen
nautittiin faBmia. SIta fului bals.
fasti.
&iitpslnnie. &aiffia pstG.
miGmme pppbGmme fiittdd finn tulit-
te t. T. 2 p. Italia ilabuttamaan mel.
tG panemaIla baiisfan mieltGblentG.
pGn julian toimeen meillel &iitoS
niistG moinsta oripoffoista Iabjoisto,
mitG toitte trtllesianne! &iitos teille
@teIGfpIGn "@arifiet' laiiIuistonne,
fiitos teiIle Mrs. ia Scr. 81. Sfia,
fun min monen .maiIin pdGstd tulitte
poiwoianne iGGstGmGttd ia fiitos pb.
teiiesti faifilIel
Selma ia Eromos Sacfion.
Irs. Carton tpttdrenid fonsio
Dulutbista, Winn., nierailee poiffo.
funnaIIommc faniai. 8aortiien ia
Seiftiien perbeisiG.
DIR. Iatti Siffala fGfpGii pp.
ban oifona Iiife-oiioiIIaan D%ulutbis-
ia ia Superiorisia ia iamolla matfal.
la mpi Sobn SaloIIe fafii "forttia"
maota I1belI1 Superiota.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12

= % "2ottia' m~bstGuGna bob.
ioispuoIeIIa raiitatiet6 2afe fabun
ip~orrello. SaImaIIa ia bppilIG mot.
iu.ebooiIIa Saforin m~ieresid. 2pip.
fad binnoisto ia ebooisto,
Oscar Mnoerion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12

- Pea oA1s
Tohtorit kutsuvat hyvantahtoi
sesti kaikkia vanhoja kuhn my0s
uusia kundeia kaymaan luonaan.
Kohtuuilistt maksut.
Waiiin' ~fasiuatas mcnestDD b1uin.
On eittGmGton totllus ettd maiii
fasmaa naillG ieiiouin bppin. Mltt-
ia tGna feianG eli fosr5a bpipin, ie fGr-
iii fplmGG, ei pfiin ie, mitta mpos
faiffi iuurifaspit. Yerunoistafin on
enGG Wdbdt toipeet; fplmG ON puref-
iinut lebtiG, ia fen iiiuffoien fplmd
antoi maiiillefin 10 pienenG oraana,
Glfad alfaipat maanipiljeliiGt GIlistp.
fo, fplld maiii faspaa fuin iaaoaan
iuotuiia feiG. 81 fannata ostaa far
iaIle niIjaa eifG antaa manbana teb-
tpiG luonnon ia timoteen beiniG.
&erran fafii benfiloG fesfusteli
beinGstd. q ianoi: "SGmG beind on
npt fatfastama." 9 ianoi: "gi fiji
-
Ia ole fiirettG; fun fen MT tefee, me.
nee ie Min pieneen ia tulee mGbGn."
q wastaii: "WtitG me teemme tifuil-
la, runfo beinistG ontaa mebunia
iiemeniin ia iienenet malru pois."
0tutta bitaasti opitaan fopbppoen.
fin fesfelld. SeinGt- tebbGGn manba-
ma ia malta Ell fGptetd monella maa-
taIolla ollenfaan. 2ebmGt fdriii tai.
mella, rabapusii on tpbjd, fermon III.
10 on pieni, naiffa tlon tuostafin an
netaan piljaa. Sttaa faiian feipdGl-
Id ennenfun lebm1 moi runeta anita.
maan lebmGn lailla, fnn on pitfan
tolmen fdriinpt pnrefiiesiaan "tiffn'
iia". Ho min, ianonet: @lettDp1 IL
I'd on e~nnenfin, eifG ole tuommoisto
"iortteeroomista'' pibettD. = On on,
mutta "iifafin pbteen nahum fpl-
lGStpp', manoo ia%nanlasfu. SO mon
ia on ibon pormaan fliollnt milrn ia
nGIGn poinamana, ie moioaan tobis.
taa.
Snban tunnettu, etta iaballa Tot
faiiee poremmin fun ie on ter1ipG ia
fen bampaat taiun toiiiinia naboen
ia pboesiG liniasia %leipitpfieen mob
ben; min on mpoS tunenttiia eta pal
jon pienempi ala maata, moiiina tiio
rebrja elGimille ia nGin %ioaoaan mo-
nipuoliiemmofii rapinto lebmille
finn famine ontoa alfalfaa ferran ia
moiiia ferron ia muuta beinGa ter
ran pGipGsiG. Sis fplpetGGn main
, |
maiiiofin, mutta fplpetGGn rimeibin
aimon minimum perunoitafin, moan
bpipin tibedGn, iiIloin iaaoaan bieno'
runfoiiio ia elGimet %tpffGGnGt niiSta
bppin. sos eli ipielG ole iGilioG, Min
ponnaon fifteen, eniin fitinotaan nlfo-
no ia aietetaon ppstppn lotoon tals
pefii.
Tpttp.iGilio maiiirebujo marten o.
Iiii banfittoipa eldGflemme ia bal
mimmolla iooboon iGilio fun ie loi-
tetaon maon iiiGGn, iiten, eta foipoa
moobon fen fofoiien fainon minfa.
laiien oifoo tebb1 idilion ia min t1Dt'
tao fen iementti ieofiella ia len tebtpd
ojao moan pois ia Min iotfaa tpo'
t61n fumes on oijottu ipppps iaa-
III. so bollorilla on iaatii noin Ia
jolfoa ito astio ia iilloin on
ppttp, iofa ei ole laboonisto pnistG
tebtGf0on miten main, mutta pDttD
ioooo pitGG. Tuotonto iulremmafit
ostofiet pienemmGfii pptpn ollesio
toteentlru. l%lurtojo.
|
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12

oeoGan SppsIebteen firioitufiia min,
eta iiiGIto iaotaiiiin maibtelepafii
nuoria ia manboia porter. Sppsleb-
ben toimittaa postori SO. 8. @iIen.
&irioitufiet on IdbetettGmd Diimeis.
tGGn elofltun "a pGipGGrt mennesiG
allo olepolIo oiotteella:
SppsIebti,
2gor SO. Sronmoo6, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12

Nartti 2~ntbernfien 2irffo'
gostiIIoita m~pptdpdnd auttaion fir
japainosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-12
SnmalanpaIneInfiia elofnnlla:

% b. @Ipsi6 flo 10 ooni. ia puoli
8 ill.,, Sec. 80 MineIIa Sobn l1ullo.
Ton talolIa puoli 3 pGim.
% p. Beplasio flo 10 op. @mbar-
rasiiSia flo puoli 3 palm. ia @lpsid
nuoriioieuran fofouS flo 8 tu.
26 y. Gifesia flo 2 i. PIP. ia Souoa-
nisia flo s iII.
20 p. 8~irginiosia nori. IiiteeriIoi-
Tesla tirfosio Serron g. ebt. flo 2
ip. 6ranfIinisio S. @dfiien toloIIo
flo 8 i'll.
S. Siripi,
Gin, Minn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

O. IGNING himself Cor herself a Disguised Subscriber
~ reader OF The takes severely to task Tor what
Hhe she) considers lack OF and judgment
purpose" article last week which
Senator Landon the homeest in Seattle Il know
him only for the good he has done says Disguised Sub
scribcr, "and why hold up such the ridcule a
city and for something for which he accountable
Why. bless you Disguised Subscriber" had more
Intention OF dcung Senator Landon hurting his feelings
than we'd have OF beating a babe in
We count it privilege be friend OF Senator Dan
have him friend OF
When speak Of him homely do it with all the
for the real a. when We speak al
the LONELINESS Of that great American martyr Abraham
coin
Because he is common old shoe he hinse
expressed IT, and because know he has in
him big all outdoors, have spot for Dan
We've fought side by side with him IN and out 81 the
legislature and from intimate acquaintance
with the that Senator Dan far from feeling hurt enoyed
the interview "by the prettiest girl in town"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
Poor, Ouf-of-Date Bailinger

ID DOR old out-of-date Dick Baingerl
Once honored mayor OF Seattle. public
speaker whose ringing words built him reputation;
attorney and politician whose shrcwdness and
tons him fortune in money and place IN the cabinet
of the president OF the United States
NOW-an embittcred outer, unable TO understand the
forces that put him
Listen the words he spoke the Tacoma Memorial
Day services:
Il respect TRUE DEMOCRAT 1 love a FAITHFUL
REPUBLICAN,; but don't think there is in the
republic for other of citizens"
No place Tor the 100000 who voted the progressive
sckct 1912 or the 100000 socialists, place
Tor the hundreds OF thousands OF other political faiths No
for the millions OF real independents voers-BY FAR
THE MAJORITY OF AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
MOI
Poor Balhnger He loves the faithful Penroe. Canuon>
Smoot Guggenheims and Iormers lie respects the stand
blythe gang Roger Sulvans. Tom Taggats and Boss
phys But for intelligent. ethnkng independence, he
has
He does understand He does that people
have quit subetng their politics the TRUE (to the
machine) and FAITHFUL Ito the gang politicians OF all
r4aftcs He does not northumberland understand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

Beg pardon. alr but what bust.
ness 90 you follow
Applicant am doctor Of mu.
sic.
Landindy--Oh. then. We shall be
glad 20 have you with us. and I'm
sure youll do well here. for there's
lots OF music in this locality that
needs doctoring.
The Oracle
Fortune Teller see by your
hand you'll die when you're y.
winie-But. my dear woman, I'm
20 now
Fortune Telier-Why. my good
man, you should have been dead
two years. You're living under
false ursfpnEeE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

~ OMEWHERE there dwells u
man In Ignorance that he has
anuther's greatness
He Is. presumably. a successful
man. one who has Travelled much.
one who has spont many years ON
trains and In expensive hutela.
lie was on dining car. going 60
miles an hour AT the next table.
hack To back, sat tlaten Titus.
The man bad scanned tho menu
card. and now he scowied,
Waiter he said I'm tired Of
eating dabs % this and that. delft.
ciously cooked and daiutiiy served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
GETTING

TIME y =. dining ear depart
/ meni. az Titus re.made Il. Is
unlike any other On others
the food IL cut, prepared and cook.
ed on the cars. Titus regarded this
system aa wnatefHl aud inefficient.
He conceived the Idea OF commits.
aaries and farms
Al the n T. c0mmlasaries the
steaks. for instance. are cut a uni.
form slxe. SO are the chops aud
the rnshcrs OF bacon one chop IL
ae much like another as one silver
dollar Is Ike another One patron
does not get biz, tender steak
and another a small tough one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
MOST ANYTHING.

Times Are Changed
The farmers wife used 10 get
the egg money for little trifles she
needed "
"Weli7"
But now he takes II away from
her aud buys himself an automo-
bile"
No Change
Beggar-l haven't tasted food for
month.
Dyspeptic - You amt missing
much. it's the same old taste
A Fine Field
Landlady (to applicant for rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
Her Equipment

Hcf Equipment
Great singer. that
Very accomplished. under
stand"
Yes. she has a repertoire OF IL
operas and 200 gowns"
Too Complicated
Patients Wifc-lf you cannot de.
eide what IL the matter with my
husband. hadn't you better call In
some other physicians for conSulta.
tom
Family Docior-Oh. no. madam :
My ideas are confused enough al.
ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
THERE,

and every holiday she gets spe-
eial delivery. When he's on the
ocean. he sends her daily greetings
by wireless
Titus IL good mixer. but he
has never touched liquor. The men
under him swear by him. because
he plays fair with them.
lie IL "A member of the ElkA.
lodge No. %. and OF the Lambs
club In New York city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

And there In no waste
The breads. cakes. pastries ant
the Ike are prepared in mode
kitchens
The " r farm-Titus idea Iii
az Kent There are produced eggs
milk. cream. garden truck.
When the unknown stranger
make Titus a present Of the
great big baked potato idea.
he determined that thereafter
no potato shouid be served on
an N. p. diner that did not
weigh two pounds or more.
Ne pays farmers a generous
premium for big potatoes. In
eidentally. he put Washington
on the map az bia-potsio
country.
He plastercd the blllboards
OF the nation with pictures Of
baked potato. piping hot and
holding In ita reaiy center a
pat Of melting butter.
Weary travellers. surfeitrd
with dainty "dabs o. this and
that" sraes.d their lips when
they saw the picture.
Now Titus serves seven tons
look u Bladness drove
Of Great 5in Baked Potatoes
"Do you know what | want
20 do7" no asks. ~ want to 90
TO Germany. Why7 I want 10
sec how the kaiser feeds an
army Of 100000 men. | ad.
nire him, not as the greatest
ruler, but rs the greatest ca.
teror IN the world"
TfTUS Is q bachelor His moth
er, who lives in Chicago, 4
his chum HE WRITE!
HER EVERY DAY. Every Sumda,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

trimmed and Rarnished and saucod
to death I'm tired % frills I
want want-darn u. walter !
don't know what want"
Titus turned
~ know what you want" he
said. "You want something
oid.fashioned. homely and
wholesome"
You've hit III" said the
stranger. "sut don't want
portion want helping
a big helpinsi"
"A big helping Of whst1"
asked Titus.
The stranger pondered. Then
Then 4 look Of qladness drove
the frown away. he whacked
his thigh.
"i've got ~" he exclaimed.
II know now what I've been
hankering for. Walter. bring
me a GREAT BIG BAKED 20.
TATol"
The waiter scratched his
head.
"sorry. sab. but we amt got
no sres, big baked potatoes"
AYEVER mind the strangers
N grief He goes ont OF the
story now Titus saddled
and bridIed the idco. sprang astride
il. drove the spurs home, and gal.
lope lickety-splii to fame and for.
tune.
You know hlm--the world knows
him--as the Great Big Potato Man.
Titus spent his boyhood in Chi
cago. At school he was an ener.
getic truant. and an earnest forger
of notes from mother" TO teacher.
explaining frequent absences. Also,
he intercepted notes from teacher
10 mother and answered them
himself
Let the morallsts wag their
heads. we state but the facts. Titus
was q tough kid.
lie quit school at IL. and never
went back tie became Philip D.
Armour's special messenger. run.
ming back and forth between Ar.
mour's desk at 205 Lasalle ST. TO
the Board Of Trade. one congested
block. Titus could make the
round trip IN nothing fiat
Next Titus was Western Union
messenger
After his messenger boy days.
Titus drifted. trying 10 find him.
self lie got O Job az a dining car
conductor az 20. He worked on
the Chicago g. Alton. the Santa Re
and on Pullman diners
At 70 he was made sHperfntend.
ent Of the dining car department
Of the Mobile e. Ohio lie was
aud still is--the Youngest dining
car superintendent I'm America.
He was with the Mobile a Ohio
six years. then Joined the n. r.
seven years ago. coming 10 Seattle.
IN bis department he IL supreme.
being answerable only TO First Vice
President George r. Slads who,
being a big man himself knows
higness when he sees II. and gives
Titus free hand
Titus has 400 employees under
him Two hundred OF them are
colored walters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

Seattle men who are getting
there or who have really
arrived. They tell of them
selves and their methods.
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Your Money
To Put $500 of Savings to Work
BY JOHN N. oskisoN.

To the owner OF only $500 Of saw
ings who is likely TO need the money
within six months or year. there Is
only one right course--to pick a
sound savings bank and let the
money stay there on deposit. Few
savings banks in this country are al.
fected by the war.
To attempt. on a capital OF $500
and with no experience. the opening
OF any sort OF competitive business
Is TO invite loss. This woman's
chances OF success would be ex-
tremely slim-and il would be prac-
tically impossible for her. once her
$500 was invested in the store. 10
get the money out again within a
reasonable time even IL the business
went well.
II is possible. with sums no great.
er than $500. to choose safe invest
ments that have no more than a year
to run. On some OF these better
than Ave per cent can be obtained
Upon real investments selected
through responsible dealers. the war
will not have bad effect. II any
effect is felt. II will be a stimulating
one.
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II have never" a woman writes TO
me. done anything with my savings
but put them into bank at three
per cent interest. Having saved $500.
I would like 10 invest the money in
some way for six months. cannot
let 1t go longer.
Il am a dressmaker. and should
like to know II IL is possible 10 go
in the DIRK goods business and sue
coed on about $500. should like TO
do that In about two or three years.
AT my mothers request. l with
drew my money from the savings
department and put IL In a box In
the banks safety vault. My mother
was uneasy on account OF the war.
Is there danger OF losing my money
II invest it now"
This letter expresses an attitude
typical OF many thrifty people who
are able 10 save small sums. They
are rightly afraid TO imperil what
money they have put aside, yet they
are ready 10 listen 10 utterly absurd
warnings against banks. as well as
to imaginative suggestions as to the
possible profit to be gained from in
vestment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06
SUNDAY IS
REPUDIATED
Pastor Who Helped
Bring Him To Frisco
Disguised

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 5.-Repu.
dating Billy Sundays religion. the
Rev. Charles 8. Aked, former Rookie
feller castor In New York, resigned
as member and vice-president Of the
committee which instigated Sun
days six-day revival. closed here
last hight.
Il must be free to say" declared
Rev. Aked In his letter Of reoigna,
ton, that there is no such God as
Sunday pretends. no such Christ, no
such heaven and 40 such hell.
cannot compromise my position as
a Minister of Christ"
Aked's statement stirred the other
80 members OF the committee. lead
ing among whom is Bishop Hughes.
OF the Methodist church. Sunday
went to Los Angeles today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-06

TO GRANT SEWER
CONNECTIONS TO
CITY'S SUBURBS

In an informal meeting of the
sewer committee. Thursday morn
Ing. the decision of the supreme
court In the Highland Park sewer
case, compelling the city 10 grant
outside sewer connections. the petit.
TONERS to pay the city one-half cent
a square foot for the connection. WAS
discussed, and II was tentatively de-
cided to base action on all future pc
titions on the uniform scale estab-
lished by the court. t7s
II want the committee 10 go on
record as voting that In the future
all outside petitions win receive the
same treatment" said Chairman
Rutter.
The petition of the village OF
Crosse Pointe Farms for permission
TO connect with the Jefferson ave.
sewer through Crosse Pointe Park
village. Is now before the committee.
Commissioner Fenkell advised Chair
man Rutter to grant the petition
without delay.
The village now empties It's sew
age into the lake and the condition
OF the water along the shore is bad"
said the commissioner. who was for.
merly engineer OF the water board.
81 don't want any sewage In my
drinking water and you gentlemen
don't. either. We can't very veil
tell the village to install q purihdA-
ton plant. because We have not yet
done that ourselves. ! would sug-
gcst that you allow the village to
drain surfece water only through
the sewer. and make the village re-
sponsible for the design and con-
struction OF laterals."
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cline Of 80 cents per cwt. since the
recent July high point.
The market 10 still cluttered with
thousands OF trashy little cattle that
must be sold below IS per cwt. The
leading feature of the live stock
trade. wherever shipment from mar.
kets TO the interior Is allowed. Is
the stocker and feeder deal. Chicago
expects TO open to tho feeder bust
ness very soon. and the embargo