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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-AIr. and Mrs. VIII Berg, ssls
Ohio girl Mr. and Mrs Otto Hachten, 30ll
South Twenty-frst, girl; Mr.. and Mrs. An
tonic Soianni 1887 South Twentieth, boy
tieth. boy; Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Hughes 2ll2
Oak, boy; Mr.. and Mrs. James Daniel, AGA
Martha, boy Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Payne.
1904 South Twenty fourth boy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Barnes Florence. girl; Mr.. and
Mrs, Albin Lundeli. 1909 Center. girl; Mr..
and Mrs. John McKernan. 613s South Thir-
ty-ninth avenue, girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Nevotti, 2426 Ellison avenue, boy; Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Hultgers, 5615 North Twenty
fourth. girl: Mr.. and Mrs Eliza Tuscko, 1928
South Twenty first, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Dom
enico Tuartuccio, 2l19 Pacific, girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold NJ. Anderson, 1887 Center girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Filadelfa Vacant, 1889 North
Sixteenth. girl; Mr.. and Mrs Carl Bonner,
1925 South Twenty first, boy; Mr.. and Mrs,
Vernon Page 1910 Davenport, boy; Mr., and
Mrs Lyman Trubairtz 1925 North Twenty
second. boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Currin'
1880 South Twentieth, boy; Mr.. and MRS
Mr.. and Mrs. Alto Castro. 1862 South Thir-
teenth, boy Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph W. Kie-
wit. l1O4 South Thlrty-fourth. girl.
Deaths-Grace culkin, 8. 36o5 South TWEEN.
ty-fourth; May Cummings. 81, Fortieth and
Poppleton; NJ. II. Madden, 81, Tenth and
CASTELAR,; Alice Mary Boukart, infant, Thir-
ty-sixth and r; C. B. Slater, 45, III North
Forty first; Mrs. Henrietta #. PETERS bs
2454 South Seventeenth; Christian Norre.
gard infant Forty third and Valley; LLOYD
Tyereil, 20, hospital; Mary Elizabeth stick
Ter, rs, 2555 Fowler avenue: Mrs. NJ. 3:
Conn, 10. So07 North Twenty fourth; Samuel
Harvey Daniels, IS, Tenth and CASTELAR,;
John W. Kinnison. 40, Fourteenth and CAPT.
tol avenue; Mrs. Ellen Elizabeth Wedge. 81.
ASA North Sixtieth avenue; John s. Bron-
son, 4s, hospital; Esther Ruth Kohn. 81
lO45 South Park avenue; Thomas Edgar
~, b2l5 South Twenty-fifth; A. A. kovris.
infant. $500 p; Tikman GrentroVick, iniant.
and G; Margaret Hakenholz.
infant, 1887 Jefferson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
BUILDING PERMITS.

James Wright, 2725 Chicago, addition
$3.50; B. ]. scannell, ais Ames avenue
frame dwelling. $4,000; Charles W. Brader'
1850 Bristol, repairs, $500; NJ. l.. Fair
child, 1921 Burdette. repairs. 800; Richard
lizard, 2l4 to $40. North Twenty-third,
brick porch and repairs, $4,000: Fred Knasp.
s04 South Forty-ffth, frame dwelling
t2,500; c. W. Martin and company. four
frame dwellings, 1891 Kansas avenue.
$4,000: 1851 Whitmore, 5000; ATT Cass,
$4,000; 2b6l Redick, $500; Calhus Bros,
is23 saulding, frame dwelling. $500; l.,
Alderman, 1909 Douglas, store building,
1900; Berka & Mussl. frame dwelling. 14lo
Center. $4,000; p. p. Price. three frame
dweliinrs, ioii North Forty ninth. $500:
1911 North Forty-ninth. $4,000; BOZ North
Fortieth avenue, $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
observation-disclosures

lF YOU lose anything and will advertise y
here, you will surely recover II u found
By an honest person. Rcmarkabis re-
through this column.
THE LAw-Peopie who md lost
articles are interested In knowing that
the state law 10 strict In requiring them
to seek the owner through advertisement
and otherwise, and that . failure 10 DO
10. II same can bs proven. involves .
severe penalty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DUFFY q JOHNSTON. embaimers and fu-
neral directors III 8. 18th. Tyler ls7e
IL K. BURKET q soN-Funerai directors
and embalmer. 1904 Leavcnworth. Har. %.
HULsE 4 RIEPEN. undertaken and en-.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

PeFmlts 10 wed have been Issued to the
following:
name and residence, Age.
anton haoonck, Omaha. .,...,...,... 56
Nnhie riu,s omahs .'..............s... -
sohn y. uravefs onaha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Meud Owen Omaha. ...........,,.,..,, is
Jessie D. Gibbons. Omaha ~
Nellie Farmer. Sioux City. ii
Frank Nteve, Ksnnard Neb. ... 30
blanche Rosenbaum, Kennard. Neb...,.. II
Charles O. Bowley, Omaha ........ u
Hattie B. Beck, Grant. Nsb............. IS
Fred l. Newton. Omaha .........., az
Anha Baumhoefer, Kansas City....... "a
Gilbert L. Tracy, Omaha. "a
Margaret 9. Mathies. omaha....,.....a. 20
Winfrcd e. Chaser. Sioux city. las. 70
qoldio Hatcher. Missouri Valley. ...... 81
Louis Lidsky, Chicago, ...............,, a.
BETTY GreenberF. Chicago. .............. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
Monuments and cemeteries.

BEAUTIFUL markers. tablets and crosses
for unmarked graves, Redman Grave
Marker Co, i470 Spencer st. Webster 26ob
Baumeister Monument Works. mausolsums,
Il All kinds markers. 18th and charlsa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
FOB SALE-Miscellaneous
Auction Sales.

FOR SALE-At public auction at 1901 Mar
cy St, Omaha, the following goods: Mill
cuttings and lumber, all kinds doors. We
neered birch and oak fir and pine. sash,
blinds, holdings, quartered oak flooring,
porch columns. newels, stairs. etc. Win
dow and door frames, screens, storm win
dows, one hot air furnace, one 20-horse-
power motor. one hosting machine, ono
lumber edging machine, ono floor smooth
er. one birch standing desk, door clamps,
hand screws, hardware, glass, block tackles
and ropes. pressed brick. stone sills, steam
story. and many other things too nu-
merous to mention. Sale to commence
at 40 p. m. Aug. 9Th. 1916. A. Rosen-
harry
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
CARD OF THANKS.

WE WISH to thank our many friends and
neighbors for the kindness and sympathy
shown during the death services Of our
baby also for the many beautiful floral
a offerings.--Mr. and Mrs. James Daniels,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
OMAHA q COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY,

MAMA OK tSoEsS IL hSboF -
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost some article would
DO we'll to call up the office Of the
Omaha d Council Bluffs Street Railway
company to ascertain whether they left
II In tho street cars
Many articles each day are turned In
and the company 10 anxious To re-
store them to the rightful owners. Call
Tyler 800.
LosT-Brindle Boston bulldog. name Buzz;
breast and feet white: been poisoned. ton
que half gone and poor condition. Re-
ward. Douglas 1917.
LosT-Gold Howard watch, engraved Ralph
NJ. Peters, also locket and fob. Liberal re-
ward and no questions. Phone H. 6slf
LosT--sunday, small crescent-shaped pearl
pin. Finder will be suitably rewarded on
return to 2io2 Douglas st.
LoST--Sample case; reward offered. Vest
ern Grocer Mills care Of Omaha Van Co,
Douglas asa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENT--Furnished, all modern, front
room. new house; IS per mo-: lady en-
Moved preferred. Colfax 226.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
FRATERNAL ORDERS.

ATTENTION, A. o. u W. PATTEN, NO.
q i1s-The funeral Of our late brother, Har-
vey Daniels. will be held from his late
residence. 500 North 33d street. wednes.
day morning at 10 o'clock Interment at
Forest Lawn cemetery. Brother and SIS
I. ter lodges invited.
F. MUELLER, NJ. W.
L. r. RASMUSSEN. Recorder.
DANISH BROTHERHOOD LODGE No, 10,
You are requested to attend the funeral
Of our late brother. Chris Christensen,
Wednesday Q p. m, from Dodder's chapel,
2sd and Cunning streets. by order OF presi-
dent. +. Anderson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS THAN
TOTAL OF zoe OR LESS THAN
Toe A DAY.

CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU-
NERAL NOTICES.
100 per line. ...............es each insertion
(Minimum charge 50 cents)
lfonthly Rate for standing ads tno change
Of copy) $3.50 per line
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

IF you have anything to trade make up .
little ad and run 1t In this column for
seven days-it only costs 25c and &c per
answer. This offer 10 good only In Omaha,
and excludes Real Estate, cash offers, and
Business Properties For Sale or Trade.
These. as we'll as mall orders for use OF
Swappers' Column must pay regular rates
One or two answers are sufficient to make
your trade and the whole transaction
only costs about soc. Try II.
TO TRADE-one California round gold
half dollar and quarter dollar, dated
1856; one octagonal gold half dollar
dated 1888. and one octagonal gold quar-
ter dollar. dated 1885. Tho smallest
coins ever issued by the u: s. Very In
teresting and fine for mounting for finger
or ear rings, or for a rare coin collection.
Address s. c.. 24o Bee.
/ 2o-H p. HUBER and 4oxs6 sep. $3.50
2o-h. p. Stevens and $3.50 Avery
separator ..........,,.. b5o
IL h. p. Huber and $3.50 New
Racine ........,..........., 500
All in good condition. May trade for
or 10 Batten engine gang. or land. John
T. Johnson Columbus, Neb.
LEAVING town, must dispose Of the follow
ing articles; One Great Majestic range,
complete, almost new; one Eclipse gas
range, complete, almost new; one small
cook stove, almost new: mans northern
coonskin coat. one Of the best. bought last
winter. Want heifer calf. horse wagon or
anything useful on farm. 8. C. 23s Bee.
10 ACRES good unimproved land, located
IS miles from St. Louis, great market, an
miles from Ironton, Mo-; beautiful coun-
try; excellent garden soil; spring water;
worth $50 per acre. Will sell for S36 or
trade for Omaha real estate. auto. Al
motorcycle. piano. merchandise: terms
Owner J 257. Bee.
COMPLETE sets Of Byron's and Longfel-
lows works; bound In handsome leather
binding: will trade for other books. fur
niture, pet stock, machinery or what
have you? Address Omaha Bee, g. C.
m.
HAVE large salesman's sample trunk m
Al shape. and one Of the best appearing
and strongest makes on the market;
would like smaller trunk Of the same
kind in exchange Address s. c.. 24s Bee.
25.T4s more paid Want Ads frs; SIX
months 1915 than In same period of 1915
nearly 1000 more each week. Why men,
ton results with this kind Of svidence2
HAVE a 2o-gauge double barrel Rickard
shot gun in Al condition; also No. Oil
yer, for one or two sets Of golf clubs with
bag. Address 8. c.. ass Beee.
HAVE oliver, No S: Underwood, No. I, and
Smith Premier. No. 10. taken in a deal.
What have you for q single machine or
the lott Address 8. c.-a1%, Bee.
WANTED-Good small icsbox for house
hold use; must be In good condition;
what do you wantf Address 8. c.. 241
Bee.
wANTED-To exchange new Cecilian, IS
note player plano and 800 worth Of mu-
sic for b-passenger auto. 8. Q. 223. Bee.
FILMS developed free when prints are or
dered. one-day service. KAsE STUDIO.
113 Neville block. 18th and Harvey
cost S66, Will trade for
merchandise worth $40, or what have you
Address g. C.-342. Bee.
WANTED--To exchange very nne Elgin
watch for White Rotary sewing machine.
Address 9. c. gao. Bee.
4 LITTLE ad in this column will bring
about some remarkable exchanges.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-02

THE BEE will not be responsible for more
than one incorrect insertion OF an adver-
tisement ordered for more than one time.
ADVERTIsERs should retain receipts given
by The Bee In payment for Want ADS al
no mistake can be rectified without them.
USE THE TELEPHONE II you cannot con-
veniently bring or send in your ads: ASK
for a Want-Ad Taker. and you will re-
ceiye the same good service 40 whom de-
liyerinK your ad at the office.
PHONE TYLER 1000
wANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE
EVENING EDITIONS. .l2;0o M
MORNING EDITIONS. 1900 +. nj.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
Let the People
Rule-and Write
Defends "sllly" Sunday.

To the Editor OF The Times:
IL Is certainly astonishing and
disgusting 10 hear people. who
have heard Mr.. Sundays sermons
deliberately and malclously lie
about him. and TO think that th,
majority % said liars are church
members who have fallen from
grace or never had any in the first
place.
Oh. OF all sinners. the backslider
ct hypOcrite Ia the worst F,cci. 91S
says that "one sinner destroys much
good SO 8, stands those IN hand
who know better 20 be careful or
God may require them 20 retract
their statements Just a. publicly a.
they have made them. One such
sinner can tear down more good ir
day than = good Christian can
build up IN two
And some editors are sma'
enough 10 critlcise Mr. Sunday be-
cause he Is 70 receive a free VII
VlAFl INK Abs us AhiI WI 3 Afl '.
while they think Il Is all right for
them 70 eft IN their Offices and r..
ceive thousands upon thousands Of
dollars for Advertising splrituou-
liquors In their columns
tor one am glad "Blly" has the
courage 20 speak the truth and con
ylct the people In Detroit % their
many sins Detroit IS wicket
enough 20 keep dozen Ike Mr.
Sunday busy FOR some tine II r.
gets cleaned up as T. should be
wish Detroit ministers would
got busy wake up, and amount 10
something
II was wealthy 7 would pay tho
remaining expenses o. the campaign
80 people wouldn't have the chance
20 crouch because they take up col
lections But am not dom
even own Ford
But give all can willingly and
Wish T. was more.
MRS. JENNIE HATIER.
No 757 SiRth-st.
Detroit, Sept Fl, 1918
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
Some Good, Anyhow, That
May Come From the War

r.,s cc-,snr-ing 20 realize that some good may
come ont OF the European war. Irrespective OF
which side wins II winning can be saio 10 o.
An ner~ons who have come from Russia our
ing the last year agree that this huge country
is beginning 10 breathe the air OF the t"enueen
century for the first time and has TAKEN great
and sudden leap toward progress
In the nrst place II prohibited the manuiac-
ture and sale az vodka easy accomplishing en-,
"a the government was in complete eontFoi Oh
this business. 49, -
,rnroys the hghting strength OF the army; but II
was done AZ any rate and the gain IN every
II * now fitting an army OF 80 million men.
not for the purpose Of fghttng neeessArly, 0ul
m make them capable efficient citizens as well as
These men are recruited from the small VII
iagez in which nearly all the peasantry OF RUSSIA
lives taken 10 the cities, Ted wen tfor tne hist
tire fH fs4afiE easAs4 e4othsn A1ln ELM - ~
elementary way. 4,
!, has also Instituted a council OF finance and
economics for the purpose OF considering mat
,ers pertaining TO the expansion or business anu
the developnnent ~ the countrys resources
This council will modernize the corporation
laws OF the country that they VIII De Ia accoru
with those OF America which IL thought 20 oe hs
first step toward inviting the investment OF
American capital ~.
were mainly brought from Germany bat now
.corne The United states our business with Rus
ala being 800 600 900 in 1913 and s3l4.ooo,l9p II
1915 Most Of the material is steel products
rails cars locomotives. AUTOMOBILES farm li4'
plemeuts machinery, etc.
The longer the war lasts the deeper Is the
effect economically, upon this country II - Dc
Ieved b. many that a great business opportunity
awaits the American capitalist IN Russia a. the
close OF The war
However that may be. II is certain that Rus
STA is awakening
AS far back ar 1883 George Brandes the great
Danish writer. said there is more impetus aac
freedom in Russian Intelligence than IL German
and II ia possible that The alliance between Rus
sia. France and England, tho entered INFO for
uuralv selfish purposes has operated 20 ernanci
us'e Russia by obuging her 20 keep herself II
the trend OF modern thot
II ia also possible that this was ne ope thlng
needed 20 make her realize her own loss thru
her hide bound bureaucratic government and
the iron grip ofsthe su7ersutions q the Greek
church
she has been more u an oriental than oce'-
Dental country 20 The present time and " - ne
desire Of Germany 20 keep her 20. but Win
American business and English and French IN
,eres,s closely allied with her own, she Is llksy
70 cast aside her impsrt urosble attitude ~ hs
mast centuries and give her people an opportunity
70 use their talent and genius.
Aside from the enormous physical resources
s,III untouched IN that country. there is
REGULAR. vfrile artistic quality IN The Russians
lust waiting 70 break It's chry salis and spread rs
gorgeous wings
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

drinks and strong condiments
should be avoided Constipation be
ing source Of much irritation 20
the lower bowel. should. OF course
be avoided II gallstonss arc known
TO exist they should be removed
Cancer IL not hereditary. In
some families. however. cancer IL
more easily produced than IN 9th
ers. Persans. therefore. from fam.
ilies where fourth or NTH o.
the adult deaths are from cancer
should DO careful % marry into
families whore the cancer rate Is
Jw
I Anyone from a family with
high cancer rate should not follow
en- occupation causing excessive or
continued irritation OF any partlCI.
tar part Of the body.
The time element ~ tho most
important factor In the curing OF
cancer. n given skilled treatment
In time n can be checked IN prac.
tically all cases. But neglect or
postpone seeking a physicisns's ser
/ vices until The cancer has fairly
| begun its inroads into the body and
there is little hope Of cure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

Says leading English physician:
The supreme gift OF the doctor
Is not scientific Insight. or power
OF diagnosis, or knowledge OF drugs,
or even the ability 20 work hard
and forget nothing. bat IS the pow
or OF enlisting the patients mind
upon the side OF the forces that
make for life and recovery"
LAyman and medical man alike
too often overlook the truth that is
IN tkis statement
They emphasize diagnostic abil.
ity. knowledge OF drugs, technical
skill In general. AL these things
are indeed OF importance.
But their importance II quite sec
ondary 70 that OF ability 10 get ths
patient fnro a health.wtnning atti-
tude OF mind
There are doctors who, judged b.
strict scientific standards. are only
second-class men, yet get hrst-class
results simply because they know
how 70 influence their patients 70
think healthfully.
Nay. there are people who have
never seen the inside ~ a medical
school but possess the healsr's su-
preme gi't 70 such an extent that
they make remarkable records n
the way of curing disease.
All successful mind curists E"
from Mesmsr 20 the founder OF TIE
latest healing cult, are people 81
'hts type They get results through
the faith they are able 20 enkincle
10 The patients who come 20 them.
To be sure. they often make mis-
'akes. sometimes fatal mistakes
They ignore one important fart.
They ignore re tart that not all
diseases are durable By faith alone
They forget ths; there are other
healing azerts-air. wafer. drugs
surgery, etc--rhich should be en-
ployed az occasion demands
Nevertheless, they are right IN
dressing the prime importance u
The patients mental attitude This
always IL the hing that counts for
most
The mental attitude may not be
able 20 set a broken leg But y IS
able 20 haSten recovery or delay r
after the leg has been set
r may not be sbin 20 Kill the
germs o, typhoid. pneumonia, tn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
Pointed Paragraphs

There's nothing more unsatisfac-
tory than an unkissed ltss.
The man who sleeps in church
doesn't always dream OF heaven.
RS awtully bard 70 be grateful for
gift that doesn't please Us.
When the star boarder marries
bis lsndlady he becomes a fixed
star
Faint heart ne'er won fair lady
when II preferred brunette.
When a mother tolls the truth
about her children she whisper 81
10 herself
Many a man would rather lie
when asked for information than
say II don't know"
Coffee Is bad thing for a mans
temper especially n his wife
doesn't know how 20 make n.
You can tell when woman r.
Interested in some man by the way
abe can pretend that she Isn't
Any small boy knows more about
his big sister IN a minute than a
man can find out during a year Of
cOur'Fhip.
A good printer f. truly man OF
the highest type re attends TO his
own case and maEes,it a rule never
20 be out ~ sorts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26

berculosis. But II plays q dominant
part in determining whether expert
medical treatment OF these diseases
viii or VIII not be successful
Both doctors and lsynen must
bear this truth In mind
The doctor must make IL his spe-
cial business--as every good doctor
nowadays toes-to inspire conf
dence in those he Is treating. The
sick mast keep their courage up,
must remain calm and hopeful.
They should not make the mis-
take OF pinning their hopes IN ir'
regular practitioners who treat dis
ease by hit-or.miss methods, as most
mind curists do. But neither should
they make the mistake OF pstroniI-
.ng regular doctors OF gloomy man
aer and toreboding talk
such doctors crepe fear, not
faith. in a patients hind They es-
.ablish meht4 rcoo1s that make II
harder inSteadNsr- easier for sick
person 70 get well.
choose for your doctor man OF
good standing 10 the medical pro-
session. man beyond all suspicion
of qgacsery, and man known 20
be able not only 20 make a good
diagnosis. but also 20 make his
patients feet good"
Choosing a doctor like this. vow
will have chosen one Of whom -
may truthtuIly be said that he pos
seeses The healer's supreme gift.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
THE JOYS or THE ROAD

THE Johs OF THE ROAD
Now the Joys Of the road are chIeny
"A crimson touch on the hardwood
trees.
A Migrants morning wide and blue
Ina early fall when the winds walk
too.
A shadowy highway cool and brown
Aiiursng up aud ent!elng down
From ripplsd water to dappled
swamp,
prom purple glory to scarlet pomp.
The outward eye. the aulet will.
And the ktriding heart from hiN q
hill,
The tsnptsr apple over IN, fence.
TIE coGweu bloom on the yellow
ounce,
The psHsh ssters along the wood.
a lyric touch % the solitude.
an open hand. an easy shoe.
and a hope 70 MAKE the day *
through.
Another to sleep with. and third
10 wake me ~ at the voice OF .
bird
hunger ~ for the kings o., IN. sea
Aui a loaf u bread tor Dickon and
me,
thirst Ike that OF IN. Thirsty
Aud a jug Of cider on the board
IN IDLE moon. bubbling spring.
. nc sea Ia the pine-tops murmurins
A scrap Of gossip at the ferry
4 q
Asking nothing. revealing nauxht.
But rainUng MS words from fund
~ thought
A keeper Of silsnc. eloquent.
Needy get royalty we'll content. -
or tho m.ttIsd breed. yet abho1ins
And . '''r Of the mellow juios Of IRE
Never henrt-whoie. never hesV SICK
lTreae are the things wOrsh'p IN
DlcHJ.
so adFet md no rsrorrnsr. Just
a csim observer OF ought and must
4 lover a books. but reader Of man,
SO cynic and no charla'An.
who mover defers and never de-
nut snliing take, The world in his
hands.
Seeing u good AZ when God frst saw
And gave u the weight OF His will
FOR law
And o tho Joy that - never won.
Bat follows and follows the journey
Ing sun,
~ marsh and 100. by meadow and
A wiil-@'-the visp. lIsht.o'-drssrr,
Deluplon afar. delight anPar.
FROM morrow 20 morrow, from year
20 year.
iark-o' lantern. a fairy IRE.
dare n hllsu. and a desire
The racv smell ~ the forest loan.
when the Vtsalthv. sad heart leaves
Fo homs;
The broad rolh wake Of ,hs after
IN. "S siien, nsct o, the cold new
moon.
Tho sound Of the hollow sens re-
From stormy tunult 70 starry peace;
win only another league ~ wend
Ana two brown arms AZ the Jour
ney's end
These are the toys - the open rond
For him who travels without a<foad
bliss Carman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-26
From Another Point of NeD
By c. T. S.

kid" Lavigne has been arrested again
for wife-beating. Lavigne had more adj
mirers as lightweight champion.
Julia c. Trunk was denied the divorce
she sought because Trunk was missing
four DAYS. lie might have been look
ing for work. the court said. Yes, or
our own neighborhood expressman might
have had the check
More than 100 unions are represented
here at a meeting Of plasterers. That
doesn't sound exactly like falling Off
The grasshopper is now said to be good
eating We have a sneaking suspicion
that grasshoppers must be getting scarce.
A Detroit man has been elected head of
the national organization of coin-collect-
ors. We're willing TO serve in the ranks,
liz we can only remain eligible.
Maybe that Pennsylvania woman who
laughed herself 10 death got hold Of one
of Lou Rowley's letters TO the editor.