The Detroit times., 1916-09-21

| came ClaffNrirE Gown we aisle ole
hair and beard twisted -lookgd hk
p a COWS tail he started a, "a back
/ slider end q jn apC-tasy just as dis.
ease ends IH death 10 NOR checked.
"Ir business ITO. crises come IN.
foreseen. Hard times come When
| they DO sou may lr aniS~to Eet
! / away with ar oyertraft AZ The bank
II the cashier doesn't know you TOO
"At the bank - heaven no checks
on Gods mercy when signed By
Gods loyal followers. have ever
been turned down II YOU come With
honest heart God will honor the ap-
peal II your hands are red with
blood
There Is no man so delight 90
honor as The man Who is true. Tler,
is no woman 7 so delight 20 honor
as the woman Nh0 IS true. There
Is 10 one ! SO a0hor as a man or
woman whose words are untruth
and whose word is IS uuendgrins
sand
u mayo dirrr from z man IN poll
tics, religion or business and II he
j. living up 20 his highest ideals
even n fhirs t.s ideals or religion
are wrong ! respect him and VIII
do my best 20 clear Up his errors
and lend him 20 ths higher light
/ through the Wgru OF Jesus christ.
General Lee Valued Ssif.Respeet
A the beginning Of the civ, war
General Rohsrf r Lee said 20 Gen
eral Scott thar re Nas a Uniou man
/ 81 heart but -1af his native state OF
Virginia had seeded and that as a
( lCyal son ha trif he must cast his
! fortunes With The CoufaderEcy
AS the war proceeded Lee saw
I ire bright hopes Of the Confederacy
fade saw the government for which
he had suffered all overturned and
/ broken AZ his feet When tha end
f. came as be was preuatrrely old
/ man. his health asd. his fortune
gone his property AZ Arlington con
hscated
At that time oy despair there
/ came 20 him the officers az tho
! Louisiana Lottery pary--tlsa'
/ octopus ~ hoN-CTeriug 20 make
/ him 90, president
BUT, gentlemen he said Z don't
know anything about the lottery
! business
''-''''tt-,r. makes 10 difference, th~y
. said we 90 We want the use o.
your name and ne will give you
$4,000 a year
General lee outtoned his Goa,
over his sVrken breast brushed
hack his gray hair from his fore
head and said
Gentlemen, ny good name ard
my s-i,res pect are all that ia saved
from the wreck. and they are u-t
Tor sale You cannot buy Robert
( Lee
Ny father was Union soldier
an 2 loyal American. bur ! say
that Robert z Lee was one OF the
I nob'est Christian characters this
country has ever produced He went
20 Lexington where he worked for
$1,000 year teaching young men
q the south the higher principles OF
life and mathematics
In campaign like this. for some
little thing many men viii sell our
! There are men whose honor and
manhood hang Ike meat IL a nu-ch-
er shop. for sale az so much
round. thank rit @, tho. that mos,
men are honest and most women
are yirtuous. and that even the nj
nority can be made % yield wher
you preach the gospel right.
Two Kinds Of Ratings
Suppose am a commercial trav-
eler who has come 20 Detroit let ne
say 20 sell goods FOR my house
I There ia an old merchant here that
has been doing business with US fo-
/ years. | call upon him and taEe his
order. then go down street and find
a young man. new IN business. who
| offers me large order
Il look in DVu's and Bradstreel
and find that he has only a low raj
! ing: but go 20 the old merchant
and ask about him
They say he H. q fine Young nan.
! and he IL safe In biz methods arC
/ he Will succeed They speak So
highly OF him that sell him all be
/ wants
Then there is another fellow
with A good rating, aud Dc wants ~
+ place a large order IIa has a f1a
rating. but ash the old merchant
about him. They call me into me
private Office and shut the door and
say Get the cash for all Won sell
+ re fails every siV years and The six
. years IS up the first % June
( Ard dont sell that fellow any
+ goods.
would you rather be rated AAC.
in IEU- 1uA BrGdstrcet's or rated
AAG in Cod Book An honest mar