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DEATHS.

BELL-Died. June 5. 1915. at the resi-
dence of her neice. 1l06 North
Eighth Street. MRS. FANNIE BELL
BULL-Died. suddenly Friday morning.
June 4. 1915, at $40 a. NJ, GRACE
ARENTS BULL. in the twentieth year
of her age. She leaves to mourn her
loss, her father and mother, MIR.
Nicholas +. Bull. Mrs. Sallie NJ Bull.
three sisters; Alice, Edna and Margaret
Bull, and two uncles. George Is. and
Charles II. Bull.
Funeral from her residence, 304 East
Clay Street, SUNDAY, June s, 1915,
1870 l.. NJ. Friends are invited to at
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FURNITURE AND FLOOR POLISH.

TRY our Elba sanitary furniture and
Hoor polish and be convinced II IL Ia
not the best you ever used will refund
your money. Price, 25c bottle Phone
Madison 1852. Elba Hardware Com
pany.
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W. IA. SCOTT.

I - -. W. IT. SNVI I.
SCOTS Old Market Drug Store is
the store of Richmond when YOU
The best Turkish Olive Oil, SO the gal
lon: Scotts Corn Plaster will make a
cripple dance for JOY. loc; SCOTS Won
derful BLOOD Mixture enriches the blood
and makes it AS pure as an infant, 81
the bottle: SCOTS Digestive Elixir is n
panacea for nervous indigestion, soc:
SCOTS Liver Pills. best on earth lOc:
SCOTS lie Salve is wonder, csc:
Scotts Rheumatic Mixture positively
cures, SOC: cunningham's Royal Rem
work. soc each; Cunningham Elixir OF
Life restores lost manhood, SOC; chew
ing tobacco. &c and &C the plug; smok-
mum Brand Tea, csc the half-pound
Trusses fitted By an expert: no charge
for fitting. Mail orders a specially.
ZIG stock; right prices and polite at
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CORNELL.-Died. Saturday. June s,
at her residence, 1305 North Twenty
eighth Street, MARTHA e. CORNELL,
in the seventy-third year of her age
She leaves TO mourn their loss three
daughters and one son.
The funeral will take place THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at $40 o'clock
from the above residence. Interment
in lakewood.
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WANTED. an idea Who can think OF
some simple thing to patent Jprntoc,
your ideas. they may bring you wealth
Write for Needed Inventions and
ROW TO Get Your Patent" Randoiph
d Co. Dept. 4o2, Washington, ID q
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HELP WANTED-31ale

THOUSANDS government Jobs omen 70
men and women. $4,000 to $3.50. 90
month. Write for list. Franklin In
stitute. Department 4So-D. Rochester.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. suitcase at jefferson Hotel with
b. +. c.. Winchester. KY. on side
Reward II returned to jefferson Hotel
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1000 business cards. only Sl.5o-the
SZ25 Kind. The reaSon-no solicitors
no collectors--they'r cash. 90 high
grade linen finish visiting cards with
your name sent postpaid for q cents
l.cakc Printing Co. SOS East Main
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$50 monthly and expenses TO travel
distribute samples and take orders
or appoint agents. Permanent Ian
American Co, Chicago
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BE a detective, cooperate with us from,
your locality, experience UNNECESSARY"
Earf good pay. Address American De :
tectivc Association. Audubon Bldg. New
Orleans.
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! viii pay any honest man IN Ia s5o
monthly for part OF spare time No
canvas sing: no capital. Write todav
Noorhics. Desk 1870. Omaha. Neh.
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IA MANIA and straw hats cleaned.
blocked and retrimmed in latest
styles; special attention to out-of-t town
trade. Write for prices. Schloss. Hat.
ter, So East Broad Street
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WANT AID. RATES
patLY ono cent word when paid In al
vance No sd. taken for lesa than 10 cart,
~ NbA I. onr and one-half ccnts a word for
AL classified ads except Situations Want.
less than Is centa 'N
NJ Ans taken for less than sb cents when
charged OF phoned In. Phoned orde.s nnt
koara ntced. Cla-Nn ca tionn rot euaran.
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SCREEN DOORS. WINDOWS. ETC

WE have large and complete stock of
screen doors. windows and fy-wire.
screen paint and everything for the fly
season Elba Hardware Company, 422
West Broad corner Henry. Phone
Madison 1852
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PRINTING AND ADDRESSING.
HAWKINS 6 HAWKINS
11AAIAtAS IL n. 18th st. Mad. 52i 1
PRINTING.
ROCK ana JOB pRINTI>

100" business cards. $3.50: 500 bin heads. sl2s.
!HH for sl..5. 90 envelopes. s!2, 1000 Tor HIS
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WANTED at once, a good short order
cook Must be thoroughly competent
and reliable. and not drinker. Bland
Hotel. Raleigh. n. C.
WANTED. men to learn barber trade:
fey, few weeks required; steady POSI-
derful demand for BARRIERS FREE cata.
logue. Richmond Barber College.
RICHMOND. Va
TWELVE years ago started d small
time a w GtheF business feW soar home IL
wanted TO make $50 or $40 a month
s yssp The Some net PROFITS the nrst
relied me $4,000. @e sfil s SHOW ye yos
how to start small mail orde: bust
ness I,ss s:no today for my Proposition
COCK. Boy 6c9. I.ockDort. N. Y.
COPY letters: persons writing and
copying letters make $40 10 SIS week
velope Tor direstions Stamped
Co. 901 Pennsylvania Avenue. wash
ington. y. C.
Statesmen, we want experienced adj
yeTtising salesman to cover exclusive
virginia state territory with new line
of popular priced electric store and
Y, Iniow, signs; selling ali merchants
CURED. We handle deli"er risi' and c rf-
lections: Must state previous lines and
System. Darby. Pa.
WANTED. able bodied men Wishing
positions in railway train service. SIS
to $50 monthly; Virginia Maryland
roads. Experience unnecessary. Ad-
dress Railway Institute. Dept. 8. In
dianapolis. Ind.
GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
get. My, free booklet, Y 1884, tells
hows Write to-day--now Earl Hon
kins. Washington. D. c.
WANTED, men and women to qualify
fer government position. Several
thousand to be made next few months
Full information about openings. how
to prepare. etc. free. Write immedi-
ateIy for booklet. G-1G4 Earl Hon
kins. Washington. D. c.
WANTED, an experienced registered
pharmacist, capable of managing
store. Married man preferred Good
permanent position for the right man.
Must have Al reference. Opening
July /. Address Box 233, Danville, Va
WANTED. local statesmen everywhere:
$40 to $50 weekly. y permanent life
business no investment nor experience
necessary. Burr Nurseries. Manchester,
Conn.
YOUNG man to look after our Interests
In Richmond. S12 weekly to start
No canvassing. Frontier Mfg Co,
Niagara Falls. y. Y.
GOVERNMENT positions in post office.
railway mail and other branches are
good. Prepare for exams" under for
mer u. S. Civil Service Secretary EN-
aminer. Booklet II Il, free Write to-
day. Patterson. Civil Service School
Rochester, N. Y.
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FORD-Died. suddenly June 3. 1915,
while taking part in the Confederate
Reunion parade. MIR. WILLIAM FORD,
of 9l2 North Twenty-seventh Street,
Richmond. Va He leaves to mourn
their loss, his wife, Mrs. Arabella T.
Ford and the following children: Mrs.
Claiborne Condrey. Mrs. l.. L. Cornell,
Mcssrs James. Roy and Willie Ford,
Mrs. John n. Carter. Mr.. Robert Ford
and Mrs. Frank Walden.
Funeral from the above residence
SUNDAY, June 6, at o'clock p NJ.
lnterment lakewood Cemetery.
HERRON.-Died,s suddenly June 6, 1915.
at the Petersburg Hospital from in
jurics received at the Du Pont Powder
Works. DOWET-L w. HEBRON. Be
sides his wife Mrs. Maud Heron. he
leaves four children to mourn their
loss-Dotsic. 'iretihers. Theodore and
Rita.
Funeral took place from the home,
7l2 North Twenty-frst Street, FRIDAY.
June 1, burial In Oakwood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06

LOST. ladies hand satchel Containing
bunch of keys marked Isabelle G
Cannon. Reward If returned TO 3Os
West Grace
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SALESMAN to sell line OF soc neckwc,r
In virginia and West Virgins. on
straight commission basis Apply viii
references only from former empiov.rs
Kaiser & Co. 343 Broadway. \ y
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WANTED at once. good short order
cook. Must be thoroughly competent
and reliable. and not a drinker Bland
Hotel. Raleigh. y. G.
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BASEBALL GOODS,

BOYS. look our line over before YOU
buy. large assortment and low
prices. Elba Hardware Company, I22
West Broad Street. c; ner Henry
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MAN wanted-A good, sober wood
workman. one who can build wagon
bodies OF all kinds and do all kinds OF
repair work. If interested. communi
cate with Hancock Manufacturing Co.
Lynchburg, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06

ROUND trip ticket furnished to expo
sition in San Francisco for or
weeks pleasant work: expense money
allowed. No canvassng Write Alad-
din, 52S, San Francisco
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Parcel Post and
Mail Orders

PANAMA and straw hats cleaned
blocked and retrimmed in latest
styles special attention to out-of- town
trade. Write for prices Schloss. Hat
ter. h22 East Broad Street
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HELP wANTED-AiaIe

BIG salaries in South America Scrd
ooc for authentic list OF American
nrms employing Americans in Soutb
America. S. a. Development ConnarI
7. o. Box 1910. Washington. u G
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OpcH!HEh DHe shWmlII IN Texas and
one IN Arkansas intending to star,
about June J. have ordered rhei, n.n
from us. II you are a sawmill man
write Mack's. Little Rock Ark
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WE are splenddly equipped to SUNNY
your wants for seasonable goods
garden. lawn and field tools, rubber
nose, screen doors and windows com :
plete line of paints, varnishes enamels
etc. fishing tackle and baseball goods
Good goods at right prices. Evans
Hardware Company, opposite Elba sta
ton. Phone Madison 3OS6.
ALL kinds Of ladies' and gents hats
cleaned and blocked: satisfaction
guaranteed: mail orders given prompt
attention. Vera Hat Works. oll North
First, Richmond. Va.
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OSTRICH FEATHERS,

OSTRICH feathers-Take YOUR old
feathers to Thurston's; they will
make them new again. Thurston's, No.
2lI North First Street
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WANTED. men to learn barber trade:
Few weeks required steady posi-.
lions for competent graduated; won.
'derful demand for BARRIERS. Fr.e cata.
iogue. Richmond Barber College.
Richmond. Va
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Rit|]nlunO Gmnss-pisputrb
SI%Ty-rIFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFIED ADVERTISING

1ELEPHoSE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES DiSrATCH
NhSD0LPH nANnoIpu
WANT AD RATES
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THOMAS L. POE. age "a, complexion
light hair. blue eyes. blue shirt. blue
clothes. tan shoes. No ?. black and
white cap. + feet height: lS3 pounds
Went from home May IL Said would
write in few days. Mother widow
dependent on him Any information is
much appreciated by his mother. Mrs
w. a, Poe. 1904 East Grace Street. Rich
mond, Va.
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! LOST. Thursday. Swear service medal
State OF Virginia. Phone Madison
! 1865. reward.
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LOST, red handbag on Wednesday at
the Jefferson Hotel. containing money
and bill addressed to Mrs. Graham g.
Hobson. - North jefferson Street. Re-
ward il returned to above address or to
cashier jefferson Hotel.
LOST. between Laurel and First Streets
or Franklin. on June A. pennyscript
book. dated New Orleans. La. May 81 :;
signed *. l.. Bruins. Reward IL returned
TO 7l2 West Franklin Street
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Cory letters: persons writing and
copying letters make $40 TO S25 week
~ following directions. Stamped en-
Eeiope Tor particulars. Brooks CoDy
Co.. 9Ol Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
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ALL kinds of ladies and gents hats
cleaned and blocked: satisfaction
Suaraniced mail orders given prompt
attention. Vera Hat Works. 2ll North
FIRST. Richmond. Va
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WANTED, lady in Virginia to handle
a new and useful patented article
Alfred Holden, Grays River, Washing
ton.
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LADIES, s25 weekly; easy. simple work,
no canvassinB Evenings at home,
fascinating; everything furnished no
experience. Don't worry about capital.
BOYD C. Brown. Dept. r 275, Omaha,
Middletown transcript., 1915-06-26

with her submarines. Germany long
since took the measure of this admins
tratiOn, and if she do baclwater-it will
be for fear of the people, not Of their
weak officials.
Heaven knows Germany with her
more than Indian savage atrocities has
added new and diabolic meaning to
Sherman's dictum that ''war is help,
and no man would lightly invoke that
curse upon his county; but the weak,
vacillating course of this Administration
so far from making the possibility of
war more remote for our country. has
distinctly invited it.
June 18th, last was the centenary of
Waterloo, and in that 100 years England
has not been once attacked !! Save of
her own deliberate seeking-most Of
ten with gross injustice it must be said
she has not had single war. Why?
Because England was always strongly
armed in her powerful navy, and above
all, pro rpt to resent the slightest { in
trusion upon her rights as nation, and
all the world knowing this. she has
never been assaulted, but the folds of
the Royal Jack have given absolute pro-
lection to every Englishman where So
ever on land or on sea he chose to wan
der.
Had either Grover Cleveland or
Theodore Roosevelt been president in the
place of Mr.. Wilson, these ten months
gone neither England's impudent inter
ferance with our commerce, nor Ger
many's cowardly assassinations of our
citizens would have occurred.
Middletown transcript., 1915-06-26
A WOBBLINC POLICY

History will probably write va
cillation as the chief characteristic
of the Wilson administration in so
far as internal and Mexican policies
are concerned. While the American
people have pictured Wilson in their
minds as a man of personal force
and grim determination, the indis.
putable record shows a wavering
and wobbling policy never before
displayed by Chief Executive of
the United States"
The above is an extract from one OF
the able editorials by George Carter
Esq, daily to be found in Wilmington
foremost newspaper-The Evening
journal.
For our part We do not agree to tn
exception that the President has show
ed "energy and force" in the Germa
affair. Bryan's ''peace at any price
Middletown transcript., 1915-06-26

souls
''Feeliug as 90 about this case
Iwould be a murderer if / allowed
this man to hang. 1t means thatI
must live insobscurity the rest of
my days, but / would rather be
plowing in a field than to feel for
the rest of my life that / had that
mans blood on my hands,"
In any event, the performance of
my duty under the constitution is a
matter Of my conscience. The re-
sponsibiiity rests where the power
is reposed. Judge Roam, with that
awful sense of responsibility which
probably came over him as he
thot of that judge before whom he
would shortly appear, calls to me
from another world to request that
l do that which he should have
done.
81 can endure misconstruction,
abuse and condemnation, but can
not stand the constant companion
ship of an accusing conscience
which would remind me in every
thought that l, as governor of Geor-
gia, failed to do what thought to
be right, -
The truth is there are sections in the
South where the people are no more
capable of self-government than the
Mexicans are. Not to speak of hundreds
of cases of lynching, sometimes even for
trivial offenses, and of whites as well
as of blacks;not to recount all the fear
full violence of the reconstruction per-
iod ETC., there are other and stronger
proofs of barbarism.
In Kentucky and Tennessee there
have been bloody feuds like that of
the McCoy-Hatfeld families that have
lasted for generations till whole fami-
lies have wiped out by mutual assas-
SlHdJlOlS9 GNSh Brdluii4othclA stlVb
standing on their own doorsteps, the
grandchild in her arms also purposely
killed!
Vast quantities of tobacco have bsen
burned by might riders" because their
owners refused to allow these free
hooters to dictate the quantity grown
or the mode of salel
Everyone recalls how the Aliens, a
family of desperadoes, in Virginia de-
fled the whole state to interfere with
their crimes, and how when one of the
band was on trial his associates mur-
dered the Judge, the prosecuting attor-
ney, the sheriff, and several othersI
All this in dismal proof of the Scrip
ture's warning, "Can a man take fire
into his bosom and not be burned?"
Slavery!
Middletown transcript., 1915-06-26

policy was also president wilson's
policy until after he found that the silIi-
ness Of his Philadelphia speech about a
man "being too proud to fight'-in
self defence ''or nation so right it
would not need to use force etc. had
stirred the wrath of the whole Ameri-
can people.
The Editor of the Journal with dam
nable iteration" sets out long list of
presidential wobblings, of sudden
changes of front and of blowings hot
and cold upon the same subject, and
with his permission we shall add to that
doleful category of weaknesses, this last
illustration the presidents feeble Ger
man policy.
Nearly two months have passed since
Germany's official assassination of the
1l5 American citizeus on board the Lu-
sitania, and nothing has come of the
presidents three bold notes-but quib-
bling, lying and delay upon the part of
Germany
Germany believes that the awful ira
gedy of the wholesale Lusitania massa-
ere, officially announced beforehand.
and carried out with the approval of the
Kaiser and of his cruel war ministers,
has accomplished the terrorizing of the
ocean so far as concerns American and
other neutral travellers, and Germany
can well afford to rest on her oars-do-
ing nothing now-but parley for delay.
Meanwhile, the Kaiser, insultingly
justifying his brutal course and in
effect twitting this country, adds insult
to injury by bestowing his highest
honor for bravery (God save the markD
upon the assassin commander who in,this
oowardly fashion attacked an unarmed
passenger steamer and murdered 115O
innocent on-oombatants-in including 40
babes in arms
For months the German Ambassador,
Bernstorff, has been grossly violating
every diplomatic propriety, both per-
sonally and through his agent, that fell
low Dernberg, making public statements
derogatory to the dignity and self-re-
spect of this Government-and MIR,
Wilson, at Athat time imbued with
Bryan's absurd notions of peace, never
has had the courage to call him to ac-
eount-fOr fear, no doubt, of the hy-
pnenated American vote Though he
did finally, upon the peoples demand,
send Dernberg home.
Every schoolboy knows how under
vastly more difficult and perilous con-
ditions President Washington squelched
the impudent ''Citizen" Genet for abus-
ing his official station and interfering
in our domestic concerns-buto ofcourse,
president Wilson is Washington only
so far as the first letter of his name
goes
His German policy we fear, is simply
a copy of his wobbling Mexican policy.
Germany may insult us at home, and
murder US on the high seas, and outside
of some paper and ink bravado, nothing
will be done-not even her insolent min
ister sent packing,
1t is plain enough that such is Ger
many's own view of the matter, and
her purposely delayed reply will be
naught but dishonest qulbbling. She
will not recede one inch from her boldly
glorifed right to slaughter our citizens
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-08-20
Oil As Fire Extinguisher.

What would you think If you got
a hurry-up call for kerosene to put
out fre?" asks the Standard Oil
Company of California.
Probably you would request re-
petition of the order, thinking that
you had not heard Alright, and when
it was repeated you would probably
conclude that some one was mental
ly unbalanced or attempting a practi-
cal joke"
Yet the Californi compny reports
that it received just such an order
from the cotton yard at Calexico, Cal.
Fire had broken out in the cotton
bales and oil was wanted to extin-
guish it. The application of kero-
sene to put out the fire is explained
as follows: A cotton bale has been
subjected to heavy pressure; water
will penetrate it but an inch or so,
whereas kerosene will go clear to the
center; a fire in a cotton bale does
not blaze, simply smOlders ana eats
its way into the bale; at the compare
lively low temperature at which cot
ton burns and where there is no
fame, kerosene does not ignite. After
the fire is extinguished the bands
are removed from the bale and the
burned portions of cotton stripped
off. The use of kerosene has practi-
cally no detrimental effect on the
cotton, and after it has been spread
out for a few days all Odor disap-
pears.
The Standard of California, how
ever, cautions all who experiment
with kerosene as fire extinguisher
to proceed cautiously.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-08-20
Is Sickness A Sin?

II not, it's wicked to neglect ILL
ness and means of relief. It's wick
ed to endure Liver Ills, Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, when one
dose of Po-Do-LaX is Podophyllin
MAY Applet, without the grippe. 1t
arouses the Liver, increases the flow
of bile-Nature's antiseptic in the
Bowels. Your Constipation and 9th
err ills disappear overnight because
Po-Do-Lax has helped Nature to re-
move the cause. Get a bottle from
your Druggist to-day. Get rid OF
your Constipation overnight.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-08-20
Old Saws Autoized.

The autos the thing.
A tire saved is tire bought.
Gasoline makes the fire go.
Oil in time. keeps the engines fine.
While there's gasoline there's
hope.
Be careful and you'll never be
pinched.
It's long stretch of sand that has
no end.
An autoist is judged by the COM
pany he rides.
Upon each machine some accidents
must befall.
All the world loves the owner of a
new model.
A four-cylinder car may look at q
twelve.
IT'S a wise autoist that knows his
own machine.
The reckless driver and his ma
chine are often parted.
Trust in the Lord. but keep your
tail light burning.
A car in the garage is worth two
on the sales floor.
You never miss the gasoline TIL
the tank runs dry.
He who rides In the rear seat can
not choose the way.
Out of the fulness of his gasoline
tank the good tourist lendeth.
In the spring a young mans fame!
turns to thoughts of new model.
Let the muller remain closed, fol
the muller oft proclaims the man.
Speed and the world speeds will
you. slow down, and you slow dow
alone.
All machines that glisten are no
gold, but II they glisten you may b.
sure they do not need painting.
Seest thou a man diligent in hi
driving he shall get to the next town
he shall not tarry long on the road
indianapolis News.