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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-21
JINGLES AND JESTS

The Catcher-And how do you like
married life, Jerry?
Shortstop newly wedl--Well, Jake,
she's just like an umpire! She never
thinks I'm safe, when I'm ut-Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-21
Not Sweeping the Streets.

Mrs. Bacon--I don't think the streets
are nearly as clean as they used to be-
Mr.. Bacon-Of course not. Just see
what short skirts you women are wear
ing now.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-21

Those reputed 100000 soldiers of the
entente allies in the Balkans have not
vet done anything TO prove that there
are 100000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-21
Red Men wishing to at 8.

INsN aIVIT " E"IIIII~ W nv
tend the supper and
dance to be held at Mont
pelier Thursday evening
Aug. "a, can procure tick
cts from the following
committee: Peter Brown,
James Rothnie, Charles
Scott, W, W. Russell,
John Mcdonald, George
Brand, Alex. Ross.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-21

More valuable white print paper sacri.
feed yesterday for some of the silly fea.
lures OF Sunday journalism
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-21

Every inch the French gain on the
Verdun front is as good as a mile on the
German east front.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-21
GIRL COULD
NOT WORK
How She Was Relieved from
Pain by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Taunton, Mass" had pains in both
sides and when my periods came had
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

600 Detroit a. Hg never has worked
before .r FHHr memory
Ne. De- -a-. Go .a.A about Jesus
christ a.H aeo., their souls No
.aaa cares .rl a1 -gu. That's what
tae Trouble Ia.t are anxious anu
waiting Coz s1far one 20 come
Iu .ur .. Trouble ~ 20 a fellow
eu Res .a-- s,s property De- has
-ul hard .u urIeF tliLk- 80 bur tr
Pass gone o. t0r Wa. ana Is Up against
~ Ben ar Was prosperous and
s..c, -fu, men would cross The
street fo shake h,s hand and sa,
ilnN 60 YOU go Now hr goes tr
.-r post -rcs sets a bucllc OF Ter
Gers Huc Ike StyloCk ~ old. thes
demand ."H cents on 'hr dollar Ht
s.rs euUa reads The letters. throw
himself prcs.rats and cries No man
CAGES tDc UN soul ~ time ~ trouble
C0ao Softens Fathers Heart.
Ms t-.rll. Professor Knox. who les.
.'At row VAS telling nae an incidcn'
frsr happened IN town IN Iowa
N-e winter plague OF tiphther,8
Hts p Pie city SO children died m
.r-- 'hsH thrive weeks. mostly al
t-aw 'aa homes ~ non-profrssing
Christians A. last the disease
REACHED 'se home % man VIII
ra.rsd an aGj-. paper. HIS wife haa
gone -o q premature grave. broken
hearted he rad NO children. A DO,
associated aith his business and a
.tt.- g.v' years old. whom ne Idol
ICED and Vto was stricken or
course. The home VAS Quaranuned
~aT htt' asking ard begging her
papa go se.G .C, Doctor kaCK she
used tc g 90 The Pres byteriar church
. SUNDAY school He had never a..
lowed preacher n BIS home. and h,
CURSED f.r afr.p one when De asked
-w EIr every Gay she asked to-
Doctor h-oA. and finally the father
heart sot--rta and be sent 'or ny
end Who told NE The incident
He SatI hat As G- va k-d up the
steps a- ne. Doctor Butler coming
down He said How IS Mabel me
Decor sad She i very 100, she
W.. never 1--we until morning she
--r .Ea until mid 1.gt-. BIZ she WI
never ~a- The sun rise again Ms
.Elrnt aavvei himself and went IN
rH .- SRI father met him With
a Gact~tasa He walked 20 The bed
and Made. looked up and smiled
family ana -- ~ait a. h- brushed
the hair back You sem fo- ne
wei. I've come what do YOU want
u.e -o 30" And she said she wanted
20 ra.s Bo0g- heaven. he said Why
THAT'S place where little girls 60
vso love Jesus, and she smiled and
SAID I'm = nE Her papa said
so honey FoG ~ not going 20 leave
wa s-cV I'm big swearing
----irE drinking man. but. honey
rau ROY cave papa coutC
tEs without YOU She smiled
ard said IN going papa
5000 uauE vt-a Jesus and the angels
ara r q. Eo.EE % 20 Wv TREND told
nv ma p. .,rua .nere. and Mabr-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
ruesdnY Evtninn sermon.


Mr. Sunday preached a. %" Tues
day evening meeting from the text
IN Paalm CXLu. 4. NO man cared
for my soul He said
Life and nature seem 20 b. made
up largely % contrast Midnight
mid noon. summer, winter boat
cold. hills. valleys. famine. plenty
rain. drouth sickness. health vice
and virtue walk The street loy and
sorrow look from the same window,
the hearsc follows quickly after 'at
bridal procession the funeral dlIf'
Is heard minRlIuE with the wedding
march. tears follow laughter All
lives are more or Joss OF q contrast
But no life. no history sacred 'f
profane. 10 me- presents larger nuu-
Der than that of David the author
OF my Psalm and text
IL am FIRST introduced 10 him when
a shepherd lad. when b" hrr1ea h.
fathers hoCks when SaWuc. was
sent Of God 90 au0int him King OF
Israel. The next vision I catch OK
David Is that be has thrown ia'
shepherd crook on The ground picked
up the crown climbing up and .f
down on the throne and -wRyrd
sceptcr Instead OF shepherd crook
The next vision / have ~ David
that he has become sinner He
forgot God, 20 whom be was indebted.
and trailed and dragged hl- name n
filth: then. by crying unto God. who
granted him pardon. he became
saint. He was also poet ~ 200
mean ability HI was musician.
too. and charmed King saul .D his
melancholy moods He Was war
rior, and led The hosts ot cod .n
victory His son Ab-a.or Pad .".
bellcd Saul jealous pi his popular
ity and success. sought 'o E. him.
and chased him from the mountain
like partridge and David went
from pillar 20 post and AZ last took
refuge in The cave az EnEedl I..a
IL was that ne words Of ms teV
were wrunr from his heart ! looked
on my right hand, and bgne.d. ou'o
there was no man thar would know
me; refuge failed me, no man cared
for my soul
STRANGE Words In Modern Sense.
1T seems strange 90 me that a0E
man, at dhF t'4'N" III 'ii' " ~ 'N
tory, should be compelled fo use
words like hsse. and that such words
should BE- the honest oppression o'
the lack OF ut ret manifest toward
him by thos .m De- knew and
with whom Dee In contact BAY Dr. /
A. more than SO strange 20 me
that any man p ~rlr day and mine.
with such oppor -niucs 90 know God
with all the Inducements that he has
his knowledge OF Christianity
he has seen that bigotry and super
stition have been swept aside and
we stand on foundation Of common
sense say il does seem 10 NE stag
gering and astoundinGly strange thar
any man could use words like these.
and that they would BE- the honest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
lilly Sunday Bames Church People for Not Working Harder Save Detro

OF love and burst thru The gates at
heaven
An earth and hcll are Interested
IN these meeting Iu' tell yuu,
YOU are like ship az sea. Wonder
she goes, careeniug on her way. 1ud
they discover IRE lu her bn.d
They rlsh 20 The captain and SAY
Captain. the ships aHJr Let's ire
The gun let's wave Tho signal and
the captain says No. no I'm cap
tain OF this ship Gtoye the port.
holes and put uut the lights. IN put
The shin IN The harbor 40 Liverpool.
cor I'll put her a. the bottom of the
~-a' Bur they say Captain. that Is
toolhardy the names viii soon re
thru and down We go Captain.
yundcr so,. a CuU5rd,r m, Nai-s;
&c. there goes ~ ll.ranla there
goes the Cedric fNrro goes the 81.
Paul, OF IN American Line cod.
captain shoot the gun IFS the sig
nal, wave the fax Tn, vatchman
viii see us. and they VIII pick us
ur' so commands mo captain
I7l pat this ship u the harhor az
Liverpool or down aLfae bottom ~
the sea
Tabernacle Evidence o. Salvation
And 'lcJr are men Hike that y
you would 3f' y.gr hand walk
down ne aisle ',H r1ur wife. t.l
tha people. YOU want 'n % Christian.
an heaven would haffs te sogg A,I
II YOU would just rs The slightest
signal 81 Distress .u7' give Cod Tie
slightest indication chat you want
o.. l.. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
Much Secondhand Religion the Churches Billy Sunday Tells Peache

D.. ..f. ~ -
h'.l. '' .''" INV
p''o".' '" are o, "' NON '''I' -.
',' 3. "'''..' '' 20"
nan" az, '' | NJ,
my enron, 70 ft.-e.n.5 str7er- ha.,
, chance s.. .o converted i'm m,
..t..r ...,Id- lot .tJ,-- o., Wr.r
am. l,,t. ,r..Ir5 and -r. ynrrg mr.
and a,,,., .rt-., ;,,,--- ,-4.-,r....i..,
g',,,i,g and -.srf,. .,t,f r..v AR,
f..-r,,,.r s.- No.. ~ ..t.,,,,s, and d.4
t-e..as 49, tog 81. many wer r1t
r-or4.0 ram D.. .a indifferent profI,
care tg m. and say. "Nr Slndge
Won work 80 Fa7T T0-Tv + --7--5r
.og G~aa' col Nop arc -o lazy !
worry about won The Indifference
OF a Tot ~ rrorla a.rauads nae o..
million time. NOR, taan mv energy
a-.ounts vu4 How g0u can laa
,a0t.--' go4rs 20 he'll and do.us moth.
.rg 'a saw. themselves cannot up
d"rstard They WON'T wait uron tie
Lord 20 r"'''" ih-'f -.l''z
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

and The death rattle Is m the throat
and The WriG lights OF the farther
shore are ia the face ~ your loved
ones. then 10 is that yuu want the
consolation of thc oidt.me religion
There is nothing ON earth that can
help YOU Ike the gospel ot Jesus
Christ an time OF trouble. SIP The
old gospel ship viii - down the
streets 90 Detroit looN yondtr
hpsiulss men There are your wife
and children standing on deck and
begging for YOU 90 come and get on
board Get on board. n is going by
In times ~ grcSt awakening Ike
This. ring the doorhe'ls and say. YOU
listen Hear me- The world doesD O.
care FOR your soul n will give you
money q VIII give YOU fame hVt i'
doesn't care for your soul Pulit.
clans don't csrr tor your soul Vote
sor this or that fellow TODAY. and
YOU can 60 20 he'll tomorrow tor all
be cares
Melancholy In Their last Days
How melancholy have been fr"
Isst DAYS " some whom the world
has called great Caesar was stab
bed 20 death Alexander NE Grea'
sa' down and wep'. As ne wrapped
he drsperv OF MS couch about him
Godfrey lAnguished IN jail Char.e-
V got a melancholy streak ard lock
"a himself up Napoleon spgnt his
iBst DAYS on 8 Ieleua's barren rock
How sad have been The latter day.
~ many who have climbed go me
verv pinnacle and looked down
The world doesn't care There .~
many a man when he takes ~. 6l"
7e- bucket and goes "a work iu 'h"
store IN The mill or on fNe farm
49, mind is 0ar0loNed De- knows "a
few brief years VIII wind up hts
earthly csree-. and h1 wonders how
much - The p!Nla Il true n" vo0.
dsrs y ~ aEurat'ye how wurh is
literally true There arr Hsn iv
Detroit who would pull on their
check book ard write q tech so~
ems % thousands ~ dollars ~ turN
could have n proved thRt 'he R.alr
Is 'he word ~ God Jesus 'he sao
- God beaver 'or mo sawed hel.
ya- tNe lost salvation only 'hrou-h
Jesus Christ But 70 WON cost yor
con- h4 can iNlltf Ati'l It-'
s7t viii toll Won n ova minute.
that 70 IFS r~ue because ne mouth a.
the Lord hath spoken
"Did you ever hear or read th"
story told by Count To'stoi' a.
tells ~ a mar 80 whom me govern
mert would give r piece - land
'orE as tho distance he could '~av
a-se ard ratravsras between ~" ~is.
'rc and tha setting ~ mo sgG And
as re sun came tripping over 'ha
banks he sigma VAS given and
away 'ha man rrr over 'he hills
and valleys r- a~7
IN me distance ne looked
saw vh7' AZ rs' Do fr.11r' ga.
mirage. lH' what proved 20 h.
/ lake He ,eaped into p ca-o. s-H
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

padded Go the farther side n,
lcaped out and said An. that r.
mine. ON he ran lie saw "A WOOD
laad along he edge ut which trlyk
led stream. and like the hart pant
ing after tho water brooks, he
plunged IN. Naded the stream ana
clambercd up on the farther bauK
lupplnb, aud With exhaustion, said
That Is mine ON aud on ne ran.
over the hills aud valleys. driven
D. cupldity and ayar,ce and greed
When a. last he raised his eyes, a.
staggered back. the sun had passed
the meridian. he said 1 must To.
trace or viii lose II all So be r5U-
From rhe bank into The stream hr
lsaptd, and. sw thinning Nadiug and
a0uutgripE. D., ciambvred up the
bank and ON ~ hurried ReaChtus
the lake he leaped into the canoe
and padded - the other side Then
ON he ran Friends came 10 meet
AiW They saw he Vas about Ca
lose He threw on his coat. his hat
and his vest with his hair stream
ing In thr Mind and the perspirH
uun roIiDE down his face. eyes
h'pudsgoi and almost bursting from
their sockets. Ike Damon OF old ne
rushed 1n and iust as no reached
the starting point ne stumbled and
fell at tho stake and as be- did ho
cried. 4 have Won Ve remained
moruuless. Thoy looked at him
and then running 20 hts side. tary
1aIed upon his face and ne was
dead
paws Price Win Ais LIE
.Wo had won. hvt No had paid tha
price Vith his NE Yes. YOU win viu
fhat political o45ce. hu' he'll VIII b,
'ha price YOU will nav Yes. rou
Viii have gang ~ fellows IN H.
troit come and a. Won on me shout
der ard say You're a lead game
srort. nal bar hon viii De- the ,na
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

E.-i wrar Into "a store 90 pIr~Gas"
sews'h ac and there Vas a bright
maspr Young fellow in 'ae store as
FL clerk she Hts son 20 him by h.-
bright and -rarpy ways and h..
phUguE manner she said .p h.U
ON. dag Ar. .0g Christian H.
wasn't Afterwards. Whenever -a"
--r---r-- ts4----i.F.. re Tried 10 avoid
h.~ when Ha saw her coming h,
would fry 'o got away from h'r
W' sh, used some good horse -eus'.
FINALLY -tr a33 20 him II teach O.
Sunday school class AZ a certain
After much perseverance she got
'.rn 20 come she Id him 70 jesus
Christ When 'h. boy went back t0
the store he n-n through mo s'9g.
and found three other BOYS Vho
were Christians. lrr asked the NOR
chant r f5w could hay" ID ROOM Dr.
which 'hr three Boys could el' their
lunch. av3 then Rerf tn work They
ra- other boys 20 Join 9TH them
ur'N 'he.- numbers became 700
large FOR the room They got big
ger room pu' 10 tables and chairs.
and labDrcd there 20 save 'hr other
boys George Williams va' the
oy's name. and hat institution wa
tho = VI r \ II touches every
civilized nation on tho globe 'oday
queen Victoria knlEh'ed him before
f. dIrd Sir George Williams WAS
hts tile when he died George VII.
Hams started Tho Y VI G. A That
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

turned her face to the NALL breath
uE regularly aao seemingly ASLEEP
I.y clu,A ,tfgco D. and -tIu Mabt.
al ayr tac, to flt aAlt. ,rvatalus
.. bu.agly 81, friend sJ.d. ) guess
1888 80 Mr. rea1u U is midnight
.. ,ce doctor .y.d Wr taa she
.#-t ger well. $50 EuU had better
.r. rrr, for ttr .Ngr~. Tie father
2 1t, lip, and ..g tears rolled
u.Au his checks ANA Hr said Go
I friend , crk 90 NuU don't -
nr sN.d. e ..iuh ~. t.. lA, still
ss Viii A.I nae There be- nobody
lowed 20 come lD tal De ao,io.
..I YOU preachers bon So Ny
.eud ,sld b., stayed until I ciocS.
Mabel s.u BAD her face Oh he wal.
-earruE regularly and Doc said.
Nr Te.r1g IA N,sy tired ! must
-a tai So some pes, cannot help
.eu N usf 81 t1 bed lI Just
lcnr 'a .,s-. X can help you
send .u- we and 81, come
Ne S.. I0' have gone Four
BLOCKS when Mabel .lrnrj and Is
mos, le.n,f ora, .. I'D Her father
54Er, ben. aHd she wrapped hyi
f--s shgl, h.s nrca her teeth chat.
red >t. So erred aud She said
Papa ..s. .-t ~.- E"' M Gee river
g. s-.,l, look ~ .hc BIS cakes OF
and E=- tff'a .Nl, soiysr'c
Ard her papa SAID There. there.
honey. 400 rt nor BE- r.e river sou
20 ,e papa arms DONE yQa zee.
wv band ea y0H~ head Md She
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27
TUESDAY AFTERNOON SERMON

Billy Sunday preached the .u4
lowing sermon Tuesday afternoon
Prov. xi:30. He that W.1ls'l
souls Is wise "
GO ye into all the world EE1
preach the gospel 10 every creature.
He that goeth forth bearing seeo-
shall come back bringing slsaFes
with him he shall bring back tl-
-r-~aT----f--t e-+44-..--., God saLd II ~lI
uphold thee with the right hand "
my righteousness.
IL wonder why God did not sa
the left hand God never speaks 81
the left hand Most people Use The
right hand more than the LEFT and
that is the trouble with 80 NAM
people. they get into religious WORK
with the left hand There are many
PEOPLE who want 70 win somebody
fer Jesus and they are waiting 90
be told how 20 do g. ! believe there
are hundreds and thousands % pe0-
pie who are willing 10 work and Who
know something must be done bur
they are waiting FOR help ! mean
from men and women OF ordinary
ability. Many people are sick and
tired and disgusted with just pro
Tossing religion; they are tired W
trotting 10 church and truit.ng home
again. They sit 30 a pew and ..s'0r
10 a sermon they are tired Of .haf
not speaking 10 anybody and not er.
gaging in personal work 'hry erH
getting tired OF IL and the church /.
dying because ~ e. there is moth
ing 10 that a LOT should wake Hr
and 20 10 the rescue and WIN 'o-
Jesus Christ
II want 10 say 20 the dearou-
stewards. ycstTymen prudential
committee tha, they should Hgr.
and the place 10 begin S. ~ yauI
own home o Many Of your friend-
are not members OF any church F''
you minglo with these people Ia ths
club. in business. in your home .u q
friendly way You meet them every
week some of them every dey and
you never speak 10 them on the sub
iect OF religion you never bring i'
10 their attention az all you should
be up and doing something for God
and Gods truth There are always
opportunities for a Christian 70 work
for God There IS always . chance
TO speak 10 someone about God
81 am not going 20 theorize; we
are dealing too much I'm theories and
speculstions This or that interprr
tation OF some dogma or doctrine Dr.
not going 20 give YOU spiritual pow
or. You carry your religion With
: yuu hy thr unrc A-----H3r mt -rrl-ii
out for God Have heart 70 heart
talk with some people and win them
To Christ. The Hrst recorded words
OF Christ are these 'Wlst We not
| must be about My Fathers bust
ness He was lost and they found
Him sitting In the temple and He
had the old Pharisees and doctors Of
the law tied up In bunch That
whole bunch had brain fever trying
10 keep up with Him and lie was
only ~ years old His mother found
Him and said Son. don't You know
we have been searching for You
He answered 'Wist ye not | must
be about My Fathers business2' and
from then until now re has beer
calling US 10 go forth and do Hi,
work. Mothers should plead viii
their sons and daughters, parent
with their children. and they in turf
should plead With their friends 10
religion.
Religion IL Llfeiess
"The trouble r. we are too lacAa
dalsical in religion. indifferent an
dead and lffeless. That IL the spiri
af the committees today In m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

-e-srity and s-lrktgltatiteuess for
III. -a--, 90 God Almighty
That Is shat cod s looking FOR
l..1 have la.- 't...- just FOR the
APPLAUSE OF the world Newton
would study all c.gh- .o s.t a
-e-r. noe 81 emoolv though
Hryuotds w0urd 81 tt-7-------- -------i-- -
e. -al' food co. ge' the -Et- 'T1rd
'o arIta su ode Wesley Used o.
-s.a t-.u 5000 rs -..t mites
s.a- .r ars-aas .- To- 4eF- ~
r.--t-' H--l.1.-u and Co. most
" RS ---T- eFT ----T r -
saddle Heaga-c Car Rt'1., r ...--
--s- Teacher 70 Illinois r -.- days
Lincoln. Travelled from caro- ~.
E-3c4 Ll riding .ar----ra t--'
Pns1 -- Do Ha used % have ..
swim rivers eve 10 seven ..u.
.ar be- would aays 20 end '.".
a s- cross 'aa Zoo. ng Fake
bile clothes and .-ays them or -r-
lt.-i. bank come back and
bis horse ard Tim across IE-
would a.a-tay- t.w ard Ns t.=
5.ssr u- '1a p-a.-.as .F.rE ..Ar
.rare without anything 20 sa-
The Church ~ Got has 0--
lied gI-pow9e- FOR -. wears
NAV a. afat is tr- matter -"r r..
has .a-sra r--.I naughty s--..
gsr, -ars--a--a-aE md ana a,.r ..
-..-r- Loaf -.-4...r- .-..4 ID. -.r
-r.--r g. .A-....-t,.r tts. had
-.,-.-.,- .. .t.-s era ~ ----
-.....- ..tsfs- ,-r-. 80 -.--s
.F ...4 1... .,t.-. -.-.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

church rhIE. t.r multitude ~ TIE
r.-.t ash. have ,1 5- converted
.a.ms,.sr- before .r.. can cad any
one else 80 Christi IT, is ~. firm
convection after tr years ~ sxge-
---..--...----ss.- Ire work that aa.t IKE pep
Die ii .hs church have never -.sr.s
converted have never been born
ag8ta take ~ a 5Ut-.e u wafer.
U.csrs - and -ase drink That
Is experimental on. sly " water
"a Ut -------------------- IL Il. power
10 slack -l.f-- than He. JgTEs
rri.. .1 fts -4-l.g You arC~
sg..a - bitter .-rau-- you have
-tlnE.r.ur.1 YOU a-ow Ere ALL
0g~r because ylu has. eNyerlu-u
ed you know i-a vii. freeze j, a.
cold son have txuer uanr-d
"A man mus. experience --U g.a1
t1 know God. Ag you know ~ GOD
ph.t .r. ~.t .- ONE boo. "a.
what .u. heard somebody else taik
about. you haven't lived So 'ka-
Won could learn @--- handed .. -rozt
of vru- religion .1 -acrnd.rande4
There s- tre --.N ..ra-. hand =tg4
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=. .-.r .-s .. -..-. .e-,a-.-- r..
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.....--r .-.-...s,. .. 1900.
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Y!c'ede 10 knows ana. ann ''ra
Ing - riSa' ana Do knows a' CO.,.
not DO t3ai b. irons h' Hh'"'
canno' do thar and boz AF.-. .+.
la'E 10 'Ar,- men ABOUT
chris. Get them 10 TAX '"r.f 5's...
FOR risz's
.ii-. Iaost "ho can IN" OF.
'9 r.... - u' con ,''r4 o. '..
pseAcain- ana .ltfrT.ri. I"'l h'' F.
sirens. a.a.nE I7e3 arc ''hF"T ''
no" oar faey need me "'h.t. %.
tnlr experience. fod say +" Hr''
------ ------ l.1l :. 70 '".H
'h-m Where Won you md 'H'i-
Where can tal t0d A place. N.-'.
'ar, are note YaF Tiii on.v a"t
one p.aes nh'r" They are no, and
that .s in %" cemetery Right 3"
EoHr Heisa'oThood riEhl IN y'4'
block haR many are thr'-',an'' i-
sour husband 'hris'iao ~ Ar' your
children Christians II they ar" ."'
them alone and got after some holt
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brings your dinner In AZ home 10
Tho woman Who scrubs your floors
Where Will you md thSm where
won't YOU Ind 'hem'
years ago In London town A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

"The trouble IL we are too lacAa-
dalsical in religion. indifferent and
dead and lifeless That IL the spirit
af the committees TODAY In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-27

- Have you said
vsl Oy that throws
&oh step ~ night"
Ven up ~ the
. HN You said
glrl W. waits on
20 fhSservant 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-28
Quiet Little Java Stirs.

IN" enormous industrial Development ~ Jap.
a' since. .UD lt...r.f. raaa war has .ef NE, uco,
pile ~ The little island Of Java 10 seriously think
100. It.tA..r -.i.'. u'r mn fly ut Ihruy
Dutch stock, are wondering Why they cannot
2oll emulate Japan. example
II viii be- surprising 20 many people 10 know
that Java is more than half as large AZ the
mainland ri Japan 80 lb4 square miles 10 81
SEQ and that r's population ia more than half
of That of Japan, including all rE insulnr posses
ions q" million 20 80 millions U round figures
The Javaucse are known 40 The most docia
people ou earth and are part cularly adapted TO
agricultural pursuits lu 1900 fhora wore moro
'Guu million acres under cultivation by natives
irH trade and commerce ia larza and RAPIDLY
growing The general government of the island
H. entrusted ty a Governor General appointed bv
rb' King ~ Holland The Dutch government is
NOW considering the establishment of an lndus
triaI dnFcIppms 'F Gathering data bt subgi
dioa and Dos erecting model factories and demon.
-fr,t. ION plans
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Can World Peace Come
Through Armed Force?

The League to Enforce Peace the or
ganizstion that is designed 20 60 away
with wu and which is So favored ug
William H. Taft. is about o. establish
Michigan branch
Walter + Dorlaud, OF Chicago. q repre-
sentative of the national oTqauzauol. F..
in Detroit for that purpose.
The league will not concern itself with
the present war. but hopes to bring about
league of nations, with their uuaes
back of them TO form am international
police force for the world. and compel aI-
bitration thru the inability of any one
nation 10 stand out against Tins euor-
nous military power
This, al least, is as ,yo understand IT..
The platform Of the league is confined