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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-20
{ DROWN AT JOPLIN

JOPLIN, Mo. June 19.-Four men were drowned and damage estimated at $500.000 was done here by floods today following a rainfall of 5.75 in.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-20

Bulgarian-Roumani border has been closed to passengers and mer- chandise to mask troop movements.
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 late tonight reiterated his declaration that
  ican commanders had been ordered to it if
 WASHINGTON 19Upn reception to heed his demands the question Mexican vsos They possibility the note which will No indication impaab y would be shaken ton that the United States has Mexico but firmly the border The Pershng expedition the paratory it's delivery publication intended to send forward today additions planned to send by special changed and probably will
 
 100000 Or
 While the diplomatic it's width mobilization to guard the border number the present their mission will they will be ready also tonight They will until mustered the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-20
AMERICANS ARE FLEEING FROM
 SONORA
Hundreds Leave Cananea and Nacozari By Train, Auto And Afoot On Advice Of U. s. Consuls
(Ry Review Leased Wire,

 Ny one hundred Americans, including about twenty women and children. ar rived here at twelve thirty-five this morning from Nacozari The trip was without incident, coming as the finale to two days of extreme stress.
 DOUGLAS. Ariz., June 19.-The special train bringing approximately one hundred Americans from Naco- zari, 75 miles south of here. to Doug las, left NacoZari at S o'clock tonight. A special train will leave Naco- zari tonight with no Americans and other foreign employees of the Mocte- zuma Copper Company and a few other miners aboard it and, according to the expectations of the company management, should reach Douglas shortly after midnight.
 This move was decided upon as a precautionary step, according to the management of the company. Condi- tiOns in Nacozari were qulet today, they said. However, a feeling of hos tility on the part of MeXicans for Americans is becoming more evident with each day and by removing em- ployes at this time clash may be averted.
 Leaving Cananea.
 It is also reported here on good au- thority that American employees of the mines and smelters in Cananea will come to the border at Naco tonight or early in the morning.
 A telegram from w. M. Julian. Uni ted States consular agent that Cana nea. today said:
 Local conditions here are again normal General Gales issued cir cular today calling on all citizens to respect the rights and safety of for
 Continued on page two)
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(ey Review Leased Wire.N

MEXICO CITY the late tonight
  had ordere to { if made
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Open Hostities Expected To Follow Receipt Of American
 Reply Which Will Be Handed Carranza Minister Are
 dondo At Washington Today. First Chief Stirring All Mexicos Hatred For Americans
MORE THAN 100000 NATIONAL GUARDS
 CALLED OUT; SOON TO COME TO BORDER

Militia To Mobilize At State Camps And Federaze Before Coming To Front. Congress To Meet Today And Make Bigger Army Bill Immediately Effective Instead Of At July 1; Navy Moves On Mexico
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-20

NEW YORK CITY Average price of cop per for week ending June IA, 27..o4.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03
REAL ESTATE
You can always get what you want
from us. Come in and lot us show
you some property.

BAKER AVENUE
STENIEN HEIGHTS
room cottage with bath md
basement, front and back porchcs
Fine residence section. Handy to
church and school, Paved street and
concrete sidewalk in front and alley
In rear.
PRICE $4,000
Reasonable terms.
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same advertisement ave sue.
oessivo days, 90 cents; same
advertisement seven successive
days, 20 cents; no classified adj
vertiSements taken for lcSs than
20 cents. classified advertise
ment DISPLAY charged hJ
inch.
Deaths Aaa Funeral NotIsea,
Lodges and CLUBS, Cards 81 ThAnkA
In NsmOriAns Church SStISsA. -
NOTICE.
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every initial AAa WhsLO number
counted enc WEIRD
AGVeFtissEs may have tAslE FopllSs
addressed - = LITTER and AUmbsr
"CAFs The Telegram"
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sibls for mere tkAn enc lh0SFRoot
insertion 81 any advertisement
ordered fOT mere than ere time.
Classified ads. may DO talo-
phoned and will be charged and
bill sent tho following day II
your name appears In the tele-
phone directory; otherwise,
strictly cash with order.
This page Is closed promptly
a. IL O'Clock u. m. Your copy
must be In before that hour 20
insure insertions.
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WANTED-GlrI for general housswork.
one who can go home at night preferred.
Apply at JOj HoFnor avenue
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WASTED-A cOlorcd woman for general
Homework. Apply to Mrs. {. \. Turner,
Norwood addition.
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WANTED-A good girl for cook room In
house and $500 per week SALARY. Apply
ut 40 Leo street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

PUBLIC SALE Monday. June L. 1910. at
! o'clock sharp. az McAlpiu Dairy Farm,
= miles east Of ShinnEton and g miles
from bridgeport. on II. T. u. No, ..
70 head registered Jersey Cows all In
milk from to 10 years old = hcifers,
bred to frcshen IN early fall hcifer
calves, from . weeks to months old
= bull calves. young: ! hull calf. months
old 4 brown driving and Srddl" mare,
ycnrs old, weighs 100 lbs, We have
cows that are now making from N 10 20
lbs Of butter per month. Some milking
10 lhs. milk per day others making 70
To % lbs, : months after freShening.
Their butter fat test cost IT thcir keep
Ing and the profit that each COW IS now
making VIII b" given by Mr.. I'D. Cart
wright, COW tester for W, Va. Cow Test
ing Association on day Of sale. Come
mud inspect these cows before the sale
and pick out what suits you, NJ we will
sell any 20 we have. Reason for selling
More Jerseys tam grass All cattle will
he transferred free Of charge. SuEum
brothers, bridgeport, X. =. u. No. ..
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NotIee 70 I.ien HOLDER.

To all persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise, on the real estate, or any
part thereof, OF Lester hanks:
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County, West Virginia,
made IN the cause therein pending, 20 sub
icct the rial estate OF the said Lester
banks 10 the satisfaction OF the liens there
on, yOn are hereby required 20 present al
the said Lester Banks, wh;c:i are liens on
bis real estate, or any Fart OF it, for adj
judlcatl0n 20 me. at my ONCE IN the City
ginla. on or before the 6th day on July,
&C. Grille. Communications,
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The Cumberland Hydraulic Cement { Nam
ufUctuFinR COmpnny,
Va IN rIIANCERY

The Cumberland Hydraulic Cement & Man
ufRctuFinE Company,
VS.. IN CIIANCERY.
Lester Banks, ct al.
In pursuance Of n decree entered in the
Circuit Court Of Harrison County, West
Virginia, In the above styled cause on the
27th day Of May, 1910, the same was ro-
IDrFCd TO the undersigned commissioner TO
take state and report the following:
l. All the real estate owned by the de-
fcndant, Lester BANKS, Its location and the
probable vhluc thereof;
., The liens thereon, to whom owed and
their amount and the pTiOrities;
3, And whether or. not tho rents and
profits Of said real estate will DO sufi-
Client in ive years to pay on and discharge.
said liens: and
{. To report upon any and all other
matters thht may be required by any part
In Interest, the same being pertinent, or
that said commissioner may deem perth
nent,
Ali the above named parties and all
OtheFh interested will take notice that the
undersigned commissioner will
on THE 5fH DAY OF JULY, 1918
proceed to execute said order OF reference
at his Offices, S23-S2l GOf building,
ClArkSbuFg, West virginia.
Given under my hand this 2nd day Of
LAFAYETTE C. Grille,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

10 You wish to SO into busiurssl DO
you wish IL increase your earnings
Are you tired Of the old job Would
you like to establish u business white
you are Rble ~ work. that viii provide
for rainy day ly operation al
yOur time aud savings with our plan
aud Institution we win establish YOU In
q mercantile business that viii make YOU
independent In your own hnw" city or
town. Write full nHmr and address, aud
amount OF capital you can invest Al
dress OPPORTUNITY. care Telegram.
'htkshurg, w Va,
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FOR SALE OR ECHAEuB-For good
renting property, one Of the best rest
danco lots In Con PiaEa, near Grandson
Smith'S residence. II. J. White 4 Co..
Bell phone los, Res. 1891, Home phone
49,
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AUTOS FOR SALE

HU IUS run DALE
FORD TOURING CAR.
l Ford Touring Car. just overhaul
ed, $3.50.
STUDEBAKER SIX.
/ SIx-Cyllnder StudebRker, complete
~ overhauled. Electric light and
starter, good as new, $40.
PULLMAN ROADSTER.
l 1916-Pullman, Glover Leaf road
ster. run 1900 miles. good as
now, $3.50.
SAXON ROADSTER.
l Saxon Roadster. Al condition.
BUICK.
/ BUICK, Model IT, $225.
STUDEBAKER FOUR.
l studebnker. four cylinder, excellent
shape. engine tire pump, KlRxon
horn and other extra equipment,
$500.
CADILLAC.
Five Passenger Cadillac. good as
new. $500.
FORD ROADSTER.
Ford Roadster. late model. Just
overhauled. $40.
Auto Exchange. cor. Sixth St. aud
Traders Alley. Both phones si9.
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FOR SALE-A touring car. In excellent
condition will he an ideal car for taxi
service. or pleasure car. The car runs
better than new one would and looks
ns good. Address III. l. J., care Telr-
gram office
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FOR SALE OR EXCuANGE-FOr AutomO-
bile, one lot 5OGiSO, Call Bell Phone
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FOR SALE--In Lumbcrport. W VA, one
restaurant the only one In town, doing
first class business. wants TO sell on
account Of bad health. will sell Rt n bar
gain II sold within ten days. 3 tables.
stools. Call at the Restaurant for in
formation ut LumbcrpOTt, W. Va.
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$3.50
REECHwOOD
Reasonable terms.

You will miss the chance OF your
lie II you fail TO buy one or more
Of these lots, Never before has such
low prices been asked for lotR so
close In. &c ear fare from Stoaley
Heights and any stop on Main or
Pike street In the city. Think OF
buying n lot iOx12O feet with good
wido streets in front and alley In the
roar for oven
500
nut we have some lots In this addI-
ton IN low as $50. The payments
ar" SIS down and $500 per month.
No taxes. no interest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

For SALE One saddle and driving mare.
broken Tor lady to handle, two colts,
Pcrrheronl Mary c. Goodwin hrhutus
Park. City.
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FOR sALE-Lots

FOR SALE-F!nS level lots in best rOsi.
dent C,-rtiou o. Norwood. beautiful two
story homes have been built on lots ad
joining thia one and II IL not too close
TO the factories. Address "6lS," care
Telegram once.
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WANTED AT 0NCE-Man to
wash dishes. Apply at WAL
do Hotel kitchen.

MEN learn barber trade, special offer,
tuition $1,000 with tools, wages while
learning. $500 positions furnished.
Write for catalogue. Leader Barber
College, Cincinnati. o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

FOR SALE OR TRADE For roadster a
six cylinder touring car, has been run
1850 miles, Eud runs better than new
car would. Extra tires aud rims. Moth
ing TO buy. Price IA right. \ bargain
to someone wanting Il touring car. Al
dress *. !. b." care Telegram once,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

FOR sALE-Electric light plant for
moving picture, horse power; first
class condition. Apply to N. Rivero,
Box 1874. McadowErook
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WANTED-Male Help

wANTED-An experienced cook, at
apply. Also experienced dish
washer and table waiter. Rich
mond Cafe.
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Fur SALE-MisCehaneous

PICTURE MACHINES Powers
go; Edison so; Lubin $40, OpuGrnph
so. Edison Model II $50. Films s. per
Reel; Slides ihc each 2OX6O feet Tents
aud Seats $40. W. s, CorpcninE. Room l.
Second Floor, Irwin Bldg. ClarkSbuFG
W. Va.
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FOR Miscellaneous

RENT REMINGTON TYPEwRITERs-
Direct from the manufacturer. We will
apply first three months rental. on the
purchase OF machine. Remington
Typewriter CO., 90 Con Bldg, He'll
phone aiS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03
FARM FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE
Saturday, June 10th, 1916 at 1870 clock D. m
we will offer for sale at the front door of the COURT
HOUSE, CLARKSBURG, W. va farm situate ON
Turkey Run, four miles southwest of Clarksburg.
near the Buclhannon Pike: consisting of 1850 acres
OF fine grazing land. about fifteen acres being
meadow Oil and gas rights reserved. Terms of sale
one-fourth cash. balance in one two and three years
This is an opportunity to secure one of the best graz
ing farms in Harrison county
E. B. DEIsON and c. S. DEIsON,
Administrators
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03
INGRANS WIN TWO
TEN PIN CONTESTS
MeadOWbroOk Team is Defeat
ed by 123 Pins and Local
Team by 144 Pins.

Clark Ingram and son. Lawrence.
Friday night twice successfully de-
Tended their title as champion ten
pin bowlers OF Clarksburg and Har-
rtson county, when they defeated
Earnest and Corners, OF Meadow
brook. and Freeman and Hart. Of
this city.
In the first contest with the Mead
OVERLOOK bowlers Ingram and son
won out by 1913 pins and in the sec
ond contest with Hart and Freeman
they won out by l44 pins.
Hart had high individual score
for both contests and Clark ingram
had high average for the two
Scores:
McadOwbrool.
Earnest
10 ISL le4 l9l lsa- $50
Corners
1873 17s ia eos ISL s92
Totals saa saO sas 900 s44-l7o1
L, Ingram
l56 1877 $50 1S1 an SOS
C. Ingram
l79 eli eos 2Ol 1916 9s5
Totals Sa5 ass ass aSs 4Os-1s54
ass l7s l5s 14s ls2--.sQO
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BEAUTY PARLoR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PAINTER Would like position, sober aud
reliable, CAll or phunr, Mack Electric
Company iT2 West Main St
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FOX SALE-One chair barber shop, In
good location, quitting business on Ac-
count Of bad health. Inquire George
ConmHn. LumbeFpOrt. W. Va.
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FOR SALE--HoUSES

FOR S.ALE-TwO story. seven room house,
In the best residence section OF broad
oaks, near Con PLAZA, two blocks on
paved street. House ~ on nice level lot.
Large chicken house and small stable on
rear Of lot. Address "SlG" care Telegram
Otlce
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WANTED To RENT

WANTED To RENT-A7 or s room house
centrully located, Answer by letter.
House." care Telegram once.
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WANTED-FenIale Help

Z %--~-N-~~N-~--~N--s~-S
| WANTED-White girl FOR general house.
work; must know how to cook. Inquire
I Mt 1872 Vest Pike street.
wANTED--A good girl for cook room In
house and $500 per week SALARY. Apply
ut 40 Leo street.
WASTED-A colorcd woman for general
Homework Apply to Mrs. {. \. Turner,
Norwood addition.
WANTED, AT OMEGA good plain cook.
or girl wO IL willing to DO tHug ht to
take charge OF cooking In private board
ing house, steady position and good
wages to right party. Apply 30 Mrs. l..
II. Thompson, Hardy Apartments, Ne.
ChunlC street
WANTED--GlrI for general housswork.
one who can go home nj night preferred
Apply at JOj HoFnoF avenue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady -four
solicitor for out OF town work. Ap-
ply between and o'clock to-
night, Hotel Gore. G. v. owen.
WAETED-wOman for general house
work; references required. Apply TO Mrs,
Agnes {. Stuart, I'd Sumner ST.
wASTED-C;irlS to do hand sewing and
operate sewing machines run by electric
power. The Wholesale Mail Order Co..
ll3 South Second street, over O'HAras
Plumbing Shop. ClarkSburg, W. Va.
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Be
Honest

With yourself. Can you af-
ford to pay rent when we are
able to sell YOU Il good home
on terms that mean little
more than rent Call at our
Office at once and let us en-
plain our easy home pu7-
chasing plan.
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Totals Sa5 ass ass ass 1Os-1s5i
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l5s 40 l5s l4s ls2--.soO
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FOR SALE-SIX room cottage. three lots.
store. barn, good business. near street
ear line. Terms two-thiFds down. bal
ance In O. II and is months. Address
s. Depot ST. Weston, W. Va.
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WANTED-white girl FOR general house.
work; must know how to cook. Inquire
Mt 1872 Vest Pike street.
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HARVEY W. HARMER, Solicitor.

LAFAYETTE C. Grille.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15

Not many can be like Christ or
the cross. but every body can be like
Him In pleasing little children and
In saying comforting words to the
discouraged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15

Just as low motive may drag the
noblest enterprise down into the
mire. SO high motive will eralt III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15

side OF one OF the hills surrounding
the harbor He flashed the rays
from an Italian warship. lnyestisa'
tion indicated. however that he used
fake mines. prepared automatically
so they would explode after Ger
tain time had elapsed
ValRtti merely buried his mines
with the acid arrangement so fixed
that Il would eat into the explosive
chamber after certain period
Then ne spent the intervening time
in attempting 20 locate the mine
with his new wireless ray When the
acid got In its work and the mine
exploded. az a distance OF several
miles. Valat'i announced that his
ray rad located the mine and Diet
onatei H.
Grlacell Matthew's proposition 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15

quite different. however. the actual
starting OF the contrivance for set.
ting OF the bomb being begun by
lie eject OF the ray Of hight eater.
lag the eye OF tho Inns. AID thence
being carried out by the electric bat
terry Ind the clockwork. The mines
can Do set on IN Jay; rbt, ordinary
light having no cffacs On the lens
only Il the lena were directed
sqlmely AT the stu would II pro
duce The required effec..
The young inventor nss spent I'll
his life up 10 ths beginning OF the
war ln wireless ~. er.mcnts. and IA
re.dy has established two sta,ianc,
81 niles apart. H. England. where
enc can phone by wireless
II believe eventually tina, wire
less telephony will entirely super
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
Englishman Invents a
New Engine of
War
STAR SHELL SETS
EXPLOSIVE OFF
Yards of Trenches Can
Be Blasted With
New Device

PARIS. Sept. l5.--LAght "a an al
iunct and aid OF modern warfare Is
the newest ally Of the Allies. sum
mored 20 aid IN the campaign
against the Central Powers by X
Grindell Matthews. an Englishman.
Having sold lis patent TO Great
Britain. Mt Grindell Matthews is AZ
present n Paris interesting the
French government officials in TAX
ing up his apparatus and making
use Of e.
Grindell Matthew's engine % war
IL called a "light-o-miue." and com
prises an electro-ciockwork arrange
rnent that j. attached 10 a series OF
bombs and which is set OF b. a ray
Of light. The rev form OF trench
aghting. The raiding tactics frst car.
RED out by the British and nov be-
ing engaged IN 20 a great extent by
The Russian troops on the French
front and by the poIlus themselves
awaits Itself largely OF the use q
this "light-o-mlne.
The apparatus itself is about a
yard long and four inches square
Il consists Of lens az one end. open
and ressm bling a pocket fash lamp
Inside is dry battery, a ssnsitized
plate and a clockwork and from
that lead wires When a raid is
-,aaa IN ~ anar-v trench this N
paratus IL carried. and with II a line
% trench bombs. Now line Of
trench bombs consists merely % %
or 80 or 100 or 200 yards o, ordi-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15

earth he spent most Of His time In
helping COMMONPLACE people in their
commonplace needs lie brought
me sublime viii OF God down TO the
level OF everyday service, declaring
that ne came not TO De minLsiered
unto, but &c minister
ArH servant with TITS clause,
Makes 3rudEery divine
VINO sweeps room as ~ Thy laws
Makes that and Jne action Ane
TIE iittte deeds OF every day
shape that within wtich lives tor
aye.
expect 70 pass through this
world BAT once. Any good. there
fore. that I can DO. or any kindness
that can show 20 any fellow crea-
ture, let me do il now. Let me no;
refer or neglect IL. for shall not
pass this way again -Grellet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15

sede wireless telegraphy," said Grin
dell Matthews But ! believe eth
or wireless tclegraphy or telephony
Is limited to very long distance
work. like from one continent 10
another. or across continents. or
seas or channels do not believe
for instance. that there ever will be
time when New York or London
or Paris is served By wireless
telephone system There would DO
too much complication in getting
all OF the wave lengths OF different
sizes and keeping them SO. Hut
eventually the wireless telegraph
will be supplanted by the wireless
telephone. just ms the land telegraph
with wires will eventually be entire
ly supplanted by the ordinary tele-
phone system
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

euvy-how ! envy him. whose sou
Turns rs whole energies TO some one
end.
To elevate an aim. procure success
However mean
Browning
Be not lenient 20 your own faults
keep your parton FOR others From
Japanese Proverbs"
II any l,ttie love OF mine
May make life the sweeter.
II Any lltfle care OF mine
Nav make a friends the feeter.
II any litt % mine may ease
The burden OF another.
God give me love and care and
TO help my toiltnE brother
II We find but ore TO whom we
can speak out our hearts freely,
with whom We can walk in love and
simplicity without Cissimulaiion, We
have no ground FOR quarreIs vita
the world or with God-stevenson.
Those who bring sunshine into
the lives OF others capnot keep t.
from themselves VI Barrie.
TIE foolish tears % what may hap
pen
7 cast them all sway
Among The cl0yer-scentsd grass
Among the neW-uown hay
Among th- husktng Of the corn
Where droVsy poppiss nod
" here ilI thoughts die and good are
born
Oh. IN the fields With God
r. 2 Browning
In this vorli Z, is not what W.
take up. but what We give up tia.
make us rch-Peecher