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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01

PLEASANT room modern, private home,
close in suitable for two gentlemen; price
s. per week, 500 South Boston. Phone
5595R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01

foR RENT-New 5'room modern apartment,
efenees. 1925 South Ewood
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01

roN hENI--Three'room furnished apart.
nehti modern, close in. Phone 66i7-J.
WELL. furnished housekeeping apartment.
Phone 1857.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01

LOST-N Sand Spring, park Friday evening,
blue bathing bag containing ladies' purple
bathing suit with black bloomers, two caps,
pair ot slipper, size and towel, suitable
reward Il returned. Phone Mrs. johnson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-01

'ANTED- Man TO drive motorcycle. must
furnish good references. Harley Messenger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
FOR RENT-Renl Estntc.

FOR rent. first floor nai OF ) rooms No. 1860
West Grace street. Heat furnished. In
good order. Reasonable rent. Doueas t..
Taylor ne North Eighth street.
GENITAL. located dwelling. only s25 per
month, No. !" West Marshall street. s.
room briclt. latrobc and bath W. Il. Pur-
si7Sr-nrS, Nat, 2Sli West Main Street,
rooms bath. w. T. Purcell. Jr.. Co.. Inc.
loli East Main street.
FOR RENT BARGAINS.
los Park Avenue. y rooms
3o2i Floyd Avcnrc. . rooms
G2l South Pin. street. I rooms.
.alo Nine Mile Road. rooms
sr,I Nine Mile Road. 4 rooms.
Gil Church Street. rooms.
Ola North Twenty seventh street. rooms.
North Plum street. rooms
81 North Twcnty-cighth Street. rooms.
..0i East Broad Street. \ rooms.
1901 Paramount Avenue. store and dwelling.
FLATS
22t0-A Park Avenue. rooms
Il6 West Grace Street. rooms
80 East Marshall Street . rooms
eos North Thirty fourth Street. u rooms.
I'll North Twenty ninth Street rooms.
Sl0l Wallace street, rooms.
ilS-A North Thirty fourth Street. rooms.
ilS-B North Thrty-fourth Street. ) rooms.
400 Chailln Street , rooms.
10 Mradowbridec Road. rooms.
SULLIVAN ~ CO.
Real Estate and Loans
Room 20. Allison Bldg.
Eighth and Main Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
FOR RENT-Rcal Estate.

FOR rent, nice Groom house at IIighlund
Springs with large lot. In good condition
Stop ~. Rent very reasonable. Call Will
liam =. Sullivan. Madison 443S-.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
FOR RENT-Furnished Houses

FCR rent. attractively furnished residence
four bedrooms. two bathrooms hot ami
cold water, accty!cne lights: flower and
EcSctabie gardens. stable: North River.
M"biack Bay. Gloucester County. Motor
boat aud horse To rent If desired Photo
graphs. w. =. Mott. Dxr::;.:;:v. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
FOR RI1NT-lscal Estate.

FOR RENT
HOUSES! FLATS.
100 North Boulevard. . rooms. :.
baths: new. strictly modern: upper ana
lower back porcheS screened: high
pitched cellar.
1912 West Cary Street. > rooms
$3.50 per month
III Shafer Street. rooms. y baths.
modern: heat furnished.
II. South Fourth street rooms
bath newly papered: rent. So per
l?ll Grove Avenue. IL rooms bath.
newly papered and painted
."'S West Main Street. rooms bath.
electric lights; newly papered
81? East Franklin Street. Is rooms.
house.
month
Brooke Apartmcnt, Monument Ave-
nuc. ihifn nat twcstcrn sidc). rooms.
baths: heat and jinitor service
Gil East Leigh street. first noor. G
rooms. bath. gas range. $50 per month
ISL Beverly Street. rooms. $40 per
month.
9o4 East Broad street, third nat )
rooms. bath.
RICHMOND Trust AND SAVINGS co,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Seventh and Main Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
Norfolk 4 Western Railway
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company

Tho Progressive Railway Of the SOUTH
Trains iea'. naily: 3 y. NJ. Norlina local:
200 i. NJ, SlccpcrS Atlanta and Jackson
vic, s;3% i. NJ; sleepers Jacksouv!IIc. Tam
pa and Key West. li:i0 l.. ~, coaches:
1874" Z. NJ. slecpcrs Atlanta, Bir.nnehain
Jacksonville. Tampa and St pcicrshurx
Trains arrive: SEQ 4. NJ. 3.,U a 81 10 al
r. Nj. 5.20 y. ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
FOR IsENT-lNIats

SECOND Nat. nneNpir"d lease. 22us- 4 Grove
scuarat" entrance. Back and front porch.
j. \. ,nMnn!iN n 90. Mn.iSnm Eel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Newport News Local 1900 a.. 800 D.
W.s,. 90 a. se!s s:5o D.. us a.. iron
1880 y. daily from Charlottesville except
Sunday from ThurInond. Jas River, s:.S
a.. $3.50 n. Daily. Except Sunday.
Main Line. Local 'i.GI a.. i0:l5 p.
Chi. Lou'viile and West. - D.. 7p.. iii >.
y. News rk. Ola T.. $3.50 a.. .l2 n. - D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railwa, COMPANY

Supcrsed1ng Schedule OF April H. 1914.
Schedule Subject TO Chnngo Without
Trains leave Richmond 1850 A. NJ. Il a.
NJ. bS A. NJ. a. NJ. .'lO a. NJ. IL A. NJ.
l.. NJ. l.. NJ. T. NJ. bi y. ~. :20 l..
~. S:.o. T., NJ. 7:lo +. NJ. DO r. 81. 10 +.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b.7 A.
81; a: NJ: 10 a, NJ 10 A NJ: III A. n,
~. ho;.9 ?. ~. go +. NJ. I:lo +. 81.
II. NJ. d? y; NJ. II L. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR rent. six to ninc-room apartment
third floor. Ill East Main Street. In
ouirr ut premises.
MEM apartment In course OF construct ion
located la Nest End. 10 g rooms. mod :
.rti" rents. Plans at our office. Vaughan
,Shi,"furst Co. Inc
ABATEMENT. : or . rooms: splendid iocu.
lion IN tine West End. all modern Inn
provcn'chts. convenient To cars and iitncys.
t.nt rcnt'onaDlc. sIEonc Boulevard IIi5.w
rOR rent. Groom apartment unfui nishcd.
Monroc Terrace. Phone boulevard 1855.
FOR rent. until September l, nicely fur
hishcu l-room apa rtmcut. West Grace
Street. Address a I02. care Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd Flats
FURNISHED house or 3 apartments. central.
west. Madison l3l3-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
Atlantic Coast Line

The Stmndnrd RailIonl Of the South.
rn EfEEc TIKI !hEHA MhS e Io,ii
. For Florida and South: Sl1 A. NJ. and
p Fer H"Ii9ik: NSii 81. 200 a. ii. 800
For y. q ". ny, West: Cij A. ~. o:E0
a. NJ. 500 T.. NJ. .3J +. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1850 y. NJ. 6:i5 a. NJ
r.. NJ. 100 =. NJ. tt:Io r.. NJ, 5:5; r. 81
6:35 l.. NJ s3J i. NJ. lc:l0 Midnight.
;, For Goidsboro and Fayet,eviiie: 't:oo
For uopeNc!l. 5:!5 a. NJ. .I:I5 p. ~.
t3:tJ =. W.
. Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. NJ
9:13 "A. NJ. Sis a. NJ. S:35 A. NJ. 1870
y. ~. '2:l0 J.. NJ. ~ 80 +. NJ. 5:l1 r. ii.
G:3S L. NJ. I.tJ i. NJ. 800 +. NJ. II 90
T. NJ.
Except sunday .Sunday only
Time OF 1rriva! and Departure and con.
nections not guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
FINANCIAL
Money
TO lend on good real estate in city
and country.
l.. Il. CHAPLIN x CO. INC,
Main and Twelfth Streets.
RAILROADS
Southern Railway system

Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures ST. Stallion.
Schedule iisureh not suarantseJ For the
expless, parior buffet ear: = L. ~. EXPRESS:
Fl NJ: 3:oS T.; A.. Local local for KeysviIie Chase
York River I.ine-I:3S y. ". and 1915
l.. n. daily local TO West Point. 1916 l..
NJ. steamer Train S ss for Baltimore
Trains Arrive Riehmonu-trom the South:
j. NJ. daily, $40 A; 81. except Sunday.
r'roiu West Point: $40 y. NJ. and Gals +.
~ daily. Steg.iIcr Train 1906 A. NJ. every
other day. Inquire agents.
Once 9OT Il. Main ST Phone Madison a72.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
The Idea Is, They Should
Be Strong, Sound Men Today

Teaching men with their legs Shot awss 70 en-
broder pillow covers and bird men % weave
tag rugs may De- ali very beautiful ard perhaps
t IS enough that the queen admlres 'heir hsurt
work bu, the whole thing seems n us' sick-ning
and X The men were 20 mutiny and refuse -
coudsscend % this form OF aaaesthesia WE
would b. with them.
Taken away from manly work in factory or on
farm; urged thru every means 70 obey their coun-
lrys call. these young men went forth strong
ard vigorous believing that the cause Of civiliza-
ton was theirs. For them il was. nor vii We
here discuss that moral issue
And now they are wrecks for life in worse
plight one might think than the dead Jeff on
the battle field. while those who sen; them are
y-Iit alive win ryr~- asst fisssA- 4sstaes5
The chari5ably Inclined are trying 70 teach
these victims womans work for the sake We
must conclude. OF keeping their minds from the
grief that leads to madness and their clumsy
fingers from the idleness which breeds despair.
There Is little comment 70 make
II is sorry picture and one wonders II the
end can ever justify the means. no matter what
that end may be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
Pointed Paragraphs

Never Judge a mans line OF
thought by his talk
As rule smart baby out.
grows A.
A close friend Is all right until he
declines 20 lend YOU coin
Thank you" Is more appreciated
when ACCOMPANIED by s. bill
Too many virtue in man are
ap, 10 make his friends long for a
few vices
Even when = gar. turns a young
man down be can't help but admire
her judgment
The way TO make woman happy
Is 10 make her believe rhRt she is
making man very unhappy
One trouble with fate is that It
hands W. corned beef and cabbage
when we expect pie and Ice cream
The nations toll Of the FIRE demon
Is approximately 5000 deaths a year
and a property loss OF $500 a hin.
ute
For nearly a week after marriage
a man will cat things he doesn't
Ike jug; because sne cooked them
He is a mean man who viii let a
woman. mary min for his money
and then show hcr That he hasn't a
dollar 10 his name.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
Maybe the New Emperor
of Austria Is the Man

The suspicion is iusf.haoe thar much Of The
peace excitement has been stirred up by the new
Emperor OF Austria F0? Young man just De-
ginning 70 enso, hEs -,sirtns rights. the outlook
for Charles Is gloomy
His people are miserable rs excerpts from the
Austro- Hungarian newspapers un1eniab,y prove
and their case becomes more desperate as the
VAR proceeds.
ANY peace terms thar ,he Kaiser would accept
would undoubtedly include grant % Austrian ter
ritory ro Italy ard Seria. and De longsg ne
war the lsrcer the TERRITORY % b. thus granted.
Even complete victory for tae Kaiser would mean
ihat Charles would become areey yassai 70
Wilhelm and every day az war increases Charles
weakness 10 avoid his fate
Nov seems surely 90 be- bee uiue Cor Charles
10 gei the best terms De- can.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
Ambulance { hasing"

A point upon which The laymau
falls foul o. lawyers is the oGense
which, in legal parlauce is known
as barratry. but ghich. because OF
rs most Characteristic modern man
Hesitation, Is usually called "amog
lance chasing speaking hyoaAlF
this signifies soliciting business or
even artacially stimulating a.
Every profession has its prostitutes.
bur the law seems 20 have attracted
an unusual quota The ambulance
chaser" PLAYS like q harpy upon the
miserles OF mankind There are
large firms. organized for this par
,lrular purpose. that DO an enormous
business They have their "cappers
secret ones. whose business 30 Is 20
inform them % possible clients. 20
lcemen thus receive commissions
for reporting accidents physicians
nurses and hospital attendants turn
An occasional penny. and clerks in
o ces sea the obituary columns and
death notices An injured man has
hardly recovered from the anesthetic
when the accident lawyer hands him
document. with the Injunction
sign here"-this paper places his
claim FOR damages in the control Of
particular arm. with an agree.
ment A to the division OF the
award such agents got on the trail
~ newly made widows seldom wait
ing, competition is so keen. FOR tho
conclusion OF the funeral Other
rakors OF legal oHal manifest the
same tendency in different ways. In
every community there are lawyers
who painfully go over titles 70 prop.
erty. IN tho hope 81 discovering
flaws that will give an excuse for
a litigation There are others who
read the newspapers line by line.
seeking editorial slips that viii form
basis for libel suits Others. by
devious ways specialize IN discover
INK seamy eplsodes In the lives OF
+ rich men an activity from which
/ thousands OF divorce suits and
I breach of promise cases develop
every year Burton J Hendriok in
How should a lawyer behave7" in
The World sWork for January
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

II you have a dictionary IN YOUR
home--as you ought 70 have--do YOU
make use OF it. Is it your custom.
when reading 70 keep the dictionary
handy ana 10 look up in Il the mean
ing Of any word you DO not Know
or is IL merely household orna.
uent Does il resi- uudisturbed on
stand or table. ia binding the one
Part OK it az which you so mach as
glance
X this is the way YOU treat your
dictionary. Ter me tell you that you
are behaving very foolishly You
are peglecting a substantial aid in
our struggle 20 gst along well In
lie
The very general neglect az the
dictionary" truly SAYS a modern aU-
thority on he psychology Of human
efficiency. ~is one ~ the chief de-
fects Of present-day learning
This strange neglect is the cause.
6rst Il the surprisingly small die
zion or vocabulary ~ which so many
educators are everywhere complain
INK
IN the second place. II is in part
she cause o. The lack o. power 20 use
good English
In the third place. e Is part
~ the cause Of the lack 81 he think
ing habit. because IT, means lack
OF associative material for the
minds use
"If re really wish 20 develop
these large and basal factors ~ our
,drcation. a good vocabulary. a good
use % language. and a good thinking
habit We shall cultivate intimacy
with dictionaries. years on end
Lack OF associative material that
Is indeed a tremendous handicap on
any man who wants 10 think clearly
/ nccurueiy. and aler'ly. who wants
70 use hiS-mind for the proper per
torrance 81 his everyday tasks Tho
winning Of happiness. and me a.
tanning NJ some ambition
The more ideas We have In ou'
mind. the more precise our under
landing of these IDEAS then ths
more clearly. accurately and alerily
Qe can think For thinking is -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
The Daily Reminder
TopA,'s A>>I,ERs,n,rs.

ilfo-~taherty pole iu New York cut
down by British soldiers.
l>vn salmon 4 chase. governor OF
I ohio. cabinet officer and chief Justice
~ the supreme court OF tho a. 81
horn At Cornish. y a. Died In New
oJk city May ). iNgt
isis Point Potrtc. C,urria do
Tended ny garrison % fewer than
Loco British.
iSs. Rev Edward l. Fenwick was
consccrate4 nrst Catholic bishop 81
Cincinnati
Ions island sound steamer
Johnston, PLYING between New
York and Stonington. Conn. was
burned with loss 81 ti0 lives
1851 The Confederate seized Fnrf
harrancaS on Pensacola bay Florida
iNtt- stephen q. Foster author ~
MY Old kentucky Home" and other
famous ha lads. died tn New YORK
city. Born ia pittsburgh July 4
1862 Victor Cousin. celebrated
cian. died AZ cannes Born lea Paris
Nov IS 1879
1873 NJ Gladstone announced his
re- litWeni ffom the leadership or th-
ilhrral party
lNN5- Henry NJ stanley the Afrl-
can explorer presented with freedom
80 the city ~ London
9ef-commrrcial treaty between
the lnsted States and china ratified
al Washingtop
1905 Nsarly 200 persons persisted
~ theetcr hre az FnNcrstnwu, IA
1893 Prot 4 Lawrence Lowell was
chosen fo succeed br Eliot as rrest-
. dent 90 Harvard university
oNE YEAR ,co TO-DAY ~ THE
wan.
French submarine Foucauli sank
Austrian srout rrpiser lu Adtfatie
d. 80 he.
repulsed bl Germans. according 60
Rcriin
Austrian army advanced III with
In Jew miles 80 thc Montcncsrin
capital
italians reported artillery activity
along whole front Wits acceptance
aiding n The opens tions
ToD,N'> BIRTHDAYS.
Duke ~ Aosta. commander in-rhief
81 to- arot-ltAo t,phan arnirs boyp
az Genoa Az wears ago today
Prince Arthur 90 ConnRughf. son cf
/ tho tate governor ~ neral ~ Can
ada and nr~t reasin of htng George
. born ft years aEa today
William Henry Crorker San Fran
cisco banker and California member
~ TIRE Republican nafiorhl commit.
tee born ~ Sacra mentn 81 years aro
TOBIAS
Frederick Perry Fish. Boston rat
emit lawyer and Hartman % the neR
national lntuefftAt conference beard
BORN az Taunton. Macs - years ago
TODAY
l,ord Belfopr. 81 Buri~igh vho ha-
long played distirEul ahad part in
politics and public affairs iu Scot
ianf born 90 Years ago today
Rev Alexander N.nvfo. r-fra
nufhor ana principal - Naw college
Fdinhurrh horn IN ForfRrshire. Scot
and. ~ years ago tndty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

sentiRlly a process 81 associafing
or linking. ideas together II the
IDEAS are few. or IL the meaning 20
Us is hazy. The associate process
necessarily is hampered.
Hence. in chief part. the great i'm
portance OF our knowing the exact
meaning OF words, those convenient
symbolic representatives, % IDEAS
Every time We come upon a word
that is new 70 Us. and are too lazy
u ascertain its meaning. We are
ro55ing ourselves of some % the
rur Of which sound thinSing is
made
This places a. AZ a serious d.sad
vantage in dealing With men better
equipped for thinking than We are.
We wonder why they outstrip us.
We wonder why we lag behind oL
the road OF life Pa'ieu, persistent
Use % dictionary would go far 20
help rs speed Up
Of course. when we read away
from home. We cannot always have
immediate access 10 our dictionary.
but this IS &hat We can do
We can mako a note 81 rae new,
unfamiliar words. SC as 10 look up
their meaning az our convenience.
This. 70 be sure. will put vs. 20
some bother But II will be bother
% a most profitable kind l. will
have The effect Ok lodging in the
siorehouse and factory OF our mind
an ever greater fund 81 exact krcwl
edge. on watch thin association 81
IDEAS re can draw both consciously
and subconrciously for the realiza
ZION az our hopes. the attainment of
our ambitions.
Remember. ther. that dictionaries
are not made for ornamental pur
roses They are meant for ne seri
ous business Of everyday existence
and The wise man is ne who arprr
ciates this and. 0y using diction
ciafes. turns them 10 his personal
annefr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
SATURDAY, JANUARY Ii, 1917

and the buyer has a right to seek what
he has to sell if he likes the goods.
But these two banks bring TO our at
tention the considerable and correct way
of doing both.
II is a method that permits a valued
officer TO go forward with the undlmln-
ished friendlness OF his associates and
the unimpaired good feeling OF the two
concerned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

Hassenpferer i nor neutral dish
Germans are more "a favor Of it than they
are Of the Entente terms Just received in
Washington.
Few cooks know how 70 prepare l. az IL
ought 20 b. prepared and few bills n fare
know how TO spell h.
To make hassenpferer YOU get shofgun
and take an iuterurban car and 20 out in The
country and look for tracks III the snow
You follow the tracks and you VIII find
they are those OF a country boy nho Is car.
ming rabbit. which you buy.
Then YOU come home and tell ,our wife
how you brought down The animal with
most difficult shot fAlHays make sure that
ire country boy shot % and d.d not catch it
with ferret
Add little vinegar and serve afer strain.
ing three or insr times thru One tooth
comb
According 20 new paper report. Villa
has stolen a number Of race horses In
Juarez According 10 the dope. there
aren't any race horses down there.
Over 10000 lsntors IN Chicago are threat.
enirs % strike FOR rrore pay Whss ne seem
to lscs 8 numbers n the matter q getting
mere steam
Doctors in New York are unable TO
diagnose the case Of bell boy. Maybe
he IS coming down with the grip.
Tney have the stnsisss bee. nov, but your
motto can sti be safety first.
The wet campaign in Michigan cost
S6i6.1I5. The boys who line no AZ the
bars have only few months now in
which 20 make this good
Cincinnati stsno9rspher has had her en-
ployer arrested. charging trst he stole a
KISS What's the chsrge, grand larceny
proposed law against the cigarette in
! Oklahoma contemplate is unmakings.
From here il looks to be the case that
the particular leak That stirred no all III,
rumpus in Washington, was Tom Law.
sons.
As we understand the complaint Of :
Detroit wife. who seeks divorce hcfor.
they were married her husband made
counterfeit money and after they were
married he didn't make even that.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

have the disease could be destroyed
Nearly all germs that enter the
body get into n thru the mouth or
nose or thru wounds. some o. which
are made by insects.
n 81 easier 20 destroy germs az
they come from the bodies o. Tho
rlck than II IL 70 destroy them
after they have been spread about.
a little intelligent care used In
Keeping germs from being scattered
would save millions Of lives every
year
The second rule for The proven
ton % germ disease Is 10 take
care 81 wounds. protect yourself
from BiNng insects and guard the
mouth and throat
The FIRST rule aims 20 keep dis.
cake eesms from being scattered
about Tho second aims 10 Keep
out ~ The body the germs that arc
scaftered II we neglect either ~
these laws. We cannot hope 20 80.
cape the diseaseS that arc caused
BY germs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
A Poem a Day
CONTENT

~ y
Evsrything pleased u.y nesEhhor jim
when BE- raired
tie never complained
But said wet weather Just suited him
There never was teo much rain Cor
me-
And this Is something like" fald he
when earth was Dry as powder mu
ile dif NOT Sigh
necagfe t was Dry.
Bot aid r ne could have hfs wiii
.; would De hle chief supreme de-
T. i've wher, the sun snone dag
and night
when winter came Win 'ts snow
Hc dfi nor scaid
Because liz was cold
Bus said Vow fhts IA reni nice
- ever from home I NJ forced ~ gp
tii move no North With ttc ESQ
maux
A cyclone whirlea along its track
and dia rlr harm
~ Broke hie arm
And ctr ripped thr coat from - hts
AND would rive another limb
Jim.
And when az length his years Were
told
And his body bent.
And his strength all spent
Md i'm was very weak and Old
r long have wanted 20 know ~
said
How Il frels 20 die"--and jim
was dead
The Anrel ~ death had summoned
him
To Heaven or~-weli. -
I cannot tell
All know that tho climate suited
Jim
And cold or bot. "a mattered not
I. was 10 him The long sought spot
-.--a---------
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13

are sick with germ diseases.
The first great rule for tho pre-
yentlOn of germ diseases ie. do.
troy the germs thar come from ibc
bodies N Tho sick
II all diphihtria germs that come
from human throats could be d..
etroyed. there would soon Boz no
more diphtheria
Smallpox could bo completely
wiped O9f In very hor time if
al Of the smallpox germs that cone
from tho bodics\ ~ pcrsons Who
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-13
Business Courtesy That
Is Not Met Every Day

Death and retirements having made it
necessary to seek executive talent else
where. Detroit bank went about the
matter in a way that commends itself TO
gentlemen engaged in the same line Of
business.
President Clark, of the First and Old
Detroit National, explained the process in
his announcement of the resignation Of
Mr.. John w. Staley:
when Mr. Keena. president Of the Peoples
state bank. called upon me and explained that
they wished 10 offer Mr. Staley a position of an
advanced vice presidency with that institution.
carrying with II membership on the board and
a likelihood 81 his succeeding 10 the presidency.
we promptly took the position that as friends u
Mr. staley t was Nuppermost in our minds No
wish him Godspccd and tho success that no
doubt awaits him because Of hts qualifications
and The man that he is
A mans services are his stock in trade.
lie has n right to seek better market,