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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08
NOTICE

To all who have not bought thelr
coal. 1t is useless to expect loWer
prices now for the coming winter
Coal is by no means plentiful, snip,
pers are not soliciting any car loau
orders from U.S. Strikes and car
shortage may happen and hard win
Ter is predicted We have few cars
OF Egg, Nut and Pea coal and will DC
glad to supply you just as long as we
can do so.
THE CAMBRIDGE MFG. co
jtIc-kt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08
ZION M. E. CHURCH

Services Sunday:-Morning Praise
and Testimony, $50; Mems Bible
Glass, Lesson The Presentation OF
the Gospel in Pagan City," 9.45;
Divine Worship with sermon, The
Master s-frogran, If. sundey
School Session, 2:15; Evening Wor-
ship with sermon. "Besetting Sins.
1880. The pastor will teach the
Mems Glass and will be the speaker
at both the morning and evening
services. Last Sunday was great
day at Zion. let us make this even a
greater day! mot One Missing" is
the slogan for the Mems Glass and
all the other services of the day. The
public cordially invited to worship
with us. Those having no church
affiliations are invited to make this
their church home.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08

Cornwell, Bowdle & Co., wish to
special lot of suits and dresses for
stout figures and invite the public to
look them over.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08
lY'S RIGHT Up TO YOU. MADAM!
Tri.ed-Tested

The test of time is as unfallible as
Internationally as regards a bust
ness house. Our present tremendous
business is the result of constant,
never failing service. We have
stood the test Of time-the endors-
ment we have grown. That is why
we enjoy the leadership in the Piano
Tuning and Repairing Business OF
today. The Stanley Co., presents, a.
C. Jennings, factory expert tuner and
repairer. Address Hurlock Music
Store, Cambridge, Md.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08
NO LONGER MASTER

The Airman was boasting aDuul
his calling.
cat last" he said, man has
crowned his work. After conquer
ing the land, mastering the sea, and
Harvesting the tide. he has conquer
ed the air. We airmen represent the
final achievement of mankind.
who conquered the air?" retort-
ed one Of his hearers.
I'VE have" repeated the airman
blandly.
"Oh, have you?" replier the other
well, jump out of window SIX
stories high, and see who's boss!"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. James Macleod, Pastor
Sunday morning 10.45 Convention
Bible Glass; II A. NJ, Morning Wor-
ship; $50 P. NJ, Sunday SchooFwe
you do not attend any other Sunday
School you are cordially invited to
attend ours; $50 P. NJ, Junior B. Y.
P. u: 100 P M. Evening Worship;
Monday evening P NJ, Teachers
Training; Tuesday 8 P. NJ, Boys
Club; Wednesday 8 P. NJ. Mid-Week
Prayer Meeting; Friday 8 P. NJ. Sr.
B. Y. P. U. eff you call once you
will call again"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08
ST. pAUL's NJ. P. CHURCH

Sunday A. NJ, Glass Meeting; l
A. NJ, Morning Worship, sermon sub
ject. "Life's Burdens And What To
Do With Them" 2 P. NJ, Sunday
School; 100 P. NJ, Evening service.
sermon subject, "A Poor Bargain"
Monday 100 P NJ, Union Service of
C. E. Societies celebrate Maryland
Day; Wednesday 7.45 P. NJ, Prayer
Meeting. To all of these services
the public is most cordially invited.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08
The RarbY And Joan

A youngstown man was an enthus-
iastic spectator at the Kentucky
Derby. Having little knowledge OF
the apoet and DESTROYS OF placing a
small bet just for the excitement OF
the thing, he looked over the list OF
contenders until his eye rested on
Behave Yourself"
The Youngstown men, as the news
reports have since told the Worla
was among those who cleaned up
because Behave Yourself" was the
Derby winner.
How in the world did you happen
to pick the winner?' asked friend
Il had hunch.'
"Hunch?"
Yes: behave yourself is the las
thing my wife said to me when let
home"
.Spalding Athletic Sweaters an'
Sporting Goods At Hoge & Holders
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Correct

Now salu the professor of chem
istry, under what combination is
gold most quickly released?"
The student pondered a moment
II know, sir" he answered. Mar
rrp -
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-08
WANTED

Man or " oman wanted, salary $50
full time, 75c an hour spare time. SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. En-
perience unnecessary. International
Hosiery Mills, Norristown. Pa.
Salesman-Sen Dependo Automatic
Stop Signal. Operates on brake rod.
Twenty thousand signals in Cleveland
alone Man with auto preferred. In
elusive rights Quick sales. Large
commissions. Dependo Stop Signal
Conlnany. 1900 Euclid. Cleveland. y.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23
Sewer FOURTH vmu

SoW03 1UQY6a AV0HV4. ~ -
Commissions of Streets solstad to
whom was referred the petition Of A.
4 Laid. J. c. Sheppard and j.. N. Gil
eve for the construction Of a lateral
the petition be granted and the eity en-
speeihcations and estimate Of probable
eost Of aid Improvement at once as
schlabers, seconded By comrntssioner
Smith. that the report be adopted. On
6Rssssnt. Saith saH4'.4. s0''t'd, we'teen,
sprinklsr-Flusher.
The committee Of the whole to whom
was referred the purchase Of a conbtna.
tien aushsr-ps1nsier a pc. bid. sub
Your committee to whom was re-
fsrred the purchase Of q combination
aushst;sprinklsr beg leave to report
model equtpped with 1900 gallon stand
ards s~tudabaker sprinkler-nusher unit
arrived and vas tested out Tuesday.
June 18th, 1891 n after severe tests
APPROVAL and the same is hereby accept
ed as fulfilling requirements Of proposal.
Sisned. J. =. solstad. II. o'Keefe. "A. A.
Westeen. T.J, Smith, F. ". schlaberg.
ondsd by omcmissioner Smith. that the
report he adopted and that the city
auditor be and he is hereby authorized
70 issue warrants on the proper fund In
following voted Aye: s~chlabers.
Smith, solstad, westeen, oFKeefe-s'
Carried. : :
A.aitoFtan Hlectson oa1ose8.
Ltst Of election oticials aA suggested
auditorium election to Sc held IN Mon one
day. June al, 1921, presented, read.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PRoPosAxs ron RrArN nrIrrns

P1oPosAxs ron STATE ParAxn11.
Proposals. are hereby aoIictteds Tor;
dong ths following printing and bind.i
Such %proposals VIII be .received IL ahs
lieation and Printing con,inisston ! i IT,
'f nshesa IN 1n she city e s,s1sseE. Norss
p n. on, Wednesday the sixth dAy 81
July. 1921 and Will ther4at be opAned si1
public by the State Publication ana.
rrinitns Commission OF h state! o.
SAID printing and binding Seonstsss of.
that required by the Third and FOURTH
classification OF state printing g. Ssol-
Class 8. The printing and birding U
the Executive and Public Documents
I e,s.sp Z The rr,nt,nx and b,sd,nr Is
and the Joint resolutions passed by the
legislature which shall be included II
the said volume.
work being bid for IN the rates for
eoraposition, presswork. folding. and
binding. and the price at which the:
bidder VIII perform the labor and fur.
the work. 5 80
Each bid must be in writing. sealed
Ssnd addressed to the Secretary ofs the
etcn, and must he accompanied. BY 3
eurety bond IN the penal sum Of So
900. 90 the said bond to be approved a.
to form and execution by the attorney
general. executed by the bidder; with
sufficient surety to be Aprroved by tho
State Publication and Printing Commits
sion, conditioned anonF other things
that the bidder will within ten a
said commission. enter into 4 written
contract with the state OF North Dakota
in aecordanee Herewith ana viii there
to the terms and in accordance with the
Specification hereinafter mentioned. bro.
vided, however, that when a bidder sub
nits proposals for more than one class
OF printing, said bond OF 100000 SHALL
be deemed sufficient to cover ali, bids.
Bids not accompanied by bond will
not be considered.
All bidders must comply with the
provisions Of Chapter 1T3 Of the Session
Laws Of 1919. requiring the label Of the
International Typographical Onion ION
state printing.
The right 70 reject any ana ali bids
IL reserved by the said State Publication
and Printing Commission. Epon the
request OF any bidder the bond acconi-
ranyink same will he returned.
Blank proposals and copies for such
the Secretary Of the State Publication
and Printing Commission at the capitol
in the city Of Bismarck. North Dakota,
and nay be had upon request.
Dated at Bismarck this 7th day Of
STATE PUBLICATION q
PRINTING COMMISSION,
BY anne curran
fT,,nn d-1e.ssshS -
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FARM MACHINERY

ONE rHRrsH1Na OUTFIT CON-.
plete with all belts. cook car tent and
.Rumley Gaar Scott gas engine. $3.50.
Minneapolis separator, with Garden
City feeder, nearly With or
without John Deere elevator complete:
cone %eonsp naet Withs 81 ia :. I'll {. &. s q! trsc-
tor and 275 gallon oil tank. One Case
! 20-40< q cylinder gas. tractor with 8
bottom Avery pillow. .t)ns bottom
Avery plSw., Above Y. nrst class con
given to reliable parties Will trade
horses, potato machinery or auto on
above. r T.. Schumacher Sons,
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s oents alIord

oentB Word a-DAys
S4tfinutn charge 40 e esnts per day;
9rsl O. more days Mlnimumacharge
s1Sxa Sne day s16 cents. USa HWor61 aor.
sSss sy 80 get your moneys. worth. ~
AySsskMonth. $500 per line Vf no
FSe4a1ge IN ad). Minimum charge $500.
SSHHa4ee. rates sntitle you 10 ~pu6licatIoA,
f1lIasEEotn q morning and ovonsnGqGdk}
[MEsAs mR011kAxToM
9N&1osrNa HouRs-want IA Forms
eloee syssym morning g 1850 fofsths
IL evening edition, and, SSo'clocES every
aXening for the morning edition px-
sept Saturday when forms oloGaEA&
sEsNssyl pm. fof Sunday nnorninS edition..
sTXeLEPHoNE WANT ADs-Want
Y A9s. are received by phone. hut !
payable b same day - roceived
s md collection will Do made at your
81 ss904e or OFFICE ~ NOON ISIS CON.
a Ryenlent for the collector "a! call.
THU 10 accommodation sHrvfoeSAnd
payment should b made psu1nptly
~ hen the bin 10 prevented
AOAT.pF TOWN ORDERS must be al
@sNays accompanied by the ,cash.
|WePfeas0 comply with tht9 rals TO
~ sa1oid Inconvenience andsdelay.
THE HERALD VIII accept nuly clean
5Sgs Advertising and any Information
a ~eoncerntnf any Want. Ad In these
Rs columns. that - fraudulent. or un-
ed by The Herald.
VII RESERVE THE RIGHT to re-
Use any copy conform with
ITAE'r " sANFfI4Tt Aa...4J.t K. L-r.AZEl%1IL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23
City Commissioners Proceedings
Grand Forks, North Dakota
June 9Th, 1921.

June 9Th, 1921.
Bosrd Of CITY Commissioners met in
s spes e e.ei sessiG = e Ell rhu q the .Fss. stst
1921. President o'Keefe presiding and
sehlsSerx. smith. seist.d, oV We.ssenM5.
Carried.
r. AiTgo.ss,ns It e %r1 ross .l 1~s'gse. e. :.
food inspector. presented. read. Moved
Commissioner Smith. that the resiEna-
t a,,s es - accepted ts to take PLACE =. re-
health. recommended for appointment
as Q INSPECTOR, Mr.. r. A. spragle,
rscommsnd.tion seconded by connts.
affirmative. @
Book anA Stationery BSds.
BIDS on books and stationery for the
several officers Of the city as invited
from the several printing establish
Moved BY Commissioned sehiaberg that
We award the contract for books 70
Herald Printing Company and station
motion seconded " commiz-ioner Sol.
stad., On roll call = following voted
teen. o'Keefe-5. Carried.
Mo- Moved y Com%is.ionsr Smith; sec.
OAOe1N SAShF
cHAs. j.. EvANsoN.
City Auditor.
June 18th. 1921.
10 Regular weakly meeting Of. h Board
Or City Commisstonkr, held Wednesday,
June 18th: 1921 at ! o'clock P. NJ.
s reii esil eenmissioners sehiasers.
Smith, selstaA wsss:sa-6.
4dc01eeo. u
Application Tor licenses, presented.
Dray license Scots Transfer,
A~ppl,casiea or mix licences from sg he
Ma =. !. w,1xin. 1 COW
VIM. Heeht 3. o0ws
Bert 6re0n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. COW
N Nielsen COW
Appicasions approved by the health
.o1ieef, and t~ubArculin4 teets OF cows
attached 70 applications.
Moved By comnissioner. Smith. 80
onded by CoNtnfseioner sWAsteen, that
licences " Kfanted. when proper bonds
are nled and approved where required.
oaasvalk xs1sAaous.
s pss.t, e sss sSsst 3 ss.t e cement s.st
fronttng and absfting lot 2. BIZ. !. ..An-
drewss Add. lstgAe4 6y May b. sanders.
presented. read. Moved BY Communication
81 sn, ss'. s. ! p.tssssn s. q azr.e Ss%a aas .;Ss.
walks ordered eonStructed. on roll calt
sths following voted Ays" sehiebsrk.
smith. olstad Wsstssn QeKssfe-t.
sspa 4 5ss se5ss. : ars,p.n iii,
Enfha @ spreky2 NJ the min 66 $50.
e wSsns
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23

On reading and ming the petition of
As. Ellineson, executor of the Last
WIN and Testament Of Laurits P. ostlie,
deceased, setting forth the amount Of
his hands, and the disposition thereof:
the amount of debts outstanding, against
the said estate and a description Of all
died set1ed. \ the condition y and ad's value
Of said real estate and praying that
thortty be granted to him to sell:
Ct the soutnwe.t quarter Of sectson
Twenty-one le,,, and the southeast
quarter o. the southeast quarter Of
quarter Of the northeast ST. qua !, : a0 Sc see.3
ton T~wenty-ntne t2s), all in township
One Hundred Forty-nine Il4s). north,
Range Ffty-four $50, west Of the nfth
North Dakota. go,
And it appearing. BY said petition that
1t e 70 1or the best interest of said estate;
the above described real property ana
the. whole thereof. be sold:
It is ordered, that all persons in-
terested in said estate appear before the
30th Of June, A. d. 1921 at 1900 o'clock
IN the forenoon OF .1oI day. at the court
house in the City Of Grand Fcrks.
North Dakota, then and there toS show
cause. If any there be, why license ana
|%authot1ty should not be granted % SAD
A. s. Ellington as executor TO seii satds
real estate according to the prayer of
said petition. sA3s
M It is further ordered. that 4 copy
OF this order be published for four sue.
.cse<tve weeks MO 10 tho day Of heer@
Ing II the Grand Forks Herald. 1daily
newepapes, printed a publtshed ak
Grand Forks, IA saiA county. ANA PER-
sonally eerved on all persons tntAresNeds
In sA4d estate, reading In said county,
and upcn AL other persons in&eyAst4ds.
according to law. sS#5
Dated this lat day OF June, A Is 1874.
5tsEAL)
@ L. II. Ha1ee1l, S
Judge Of b CountyaC61rG
tune 2-S-i6-33.1 S.
|Ohcounor q Peterson. sSSs
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Nor1cH 70 ~ooNr1Acro1s.

Notice e hereby given that the Board
of Administration Of the State Of North
Dakota will receive bids at the presi.
dents office at the State University,
Grand Forks. North Dakota, on or be-
fore 10 o'clock q. M. on July 9Th. for
the construction Of an addition, 42-.10'
x51.-5-, to the University Power Plant
building. A.certifed check for is of the
amount Of the bid must accompany each
iproposal. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
1t the Builders' Exchanges Of Grand
Forks and Fargo. North Dakota, a 1t
the Offices Of the University. Grand
Forks. North D~akotAraAnd the Roardfof
Administration. Bismarck. North Dako-
Signed. CHARLES L1EssMAN.
@Sg& Sec. Board OF. administrator.
Z (June ID to .,Luiy 50
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23

EoR BALH-ONH MILLER VULCAN.
f4er. Complies With mold1 and 1ortas.
Ch1Ap. Df161e REQ Cos 0fAnd ForkD,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23

oet11e, DECEASED &.
Faith srurr4er. formerly
Edith Bielen, formerly
Edith Ostlte. Lloyd Cliff
ford Ostlie. a minor,
Raymond Marvin Ostl!e,
q minor, Merits Helen
Ostlie, a minor. j. d.
Runsvold as special guar
dian of Lloyd Clifford
Ostlie. Raymond Marvin
ostlie and Merits Helen
Ostlie. minors. Margaret
Btelen. a minor. A. o.
TraEeton. as special
guardian Of Margaret
Bfelen. q minor. A.. S. Ell
hngron. as trustee, under
the. Last Will and Testa-
nerlt Of Laurits P. Ostlfe,
deceased, Alvin Ha1vor-
son, as administrator Of
the estate Of Leonard
ost1ie, deceased. Hilma
Thorsen, formerly Hilma.
Bagetad, formerly Hilrna
ostlie. and all other per-
sons interested in the es-
tate Of LanritH P. ostlte,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23

EyNoRsaeALE-HAYMCROr or SWEET
clover, 100 Z. u o sacroSs2of, FOOD
prairie hsys33 miles from city 4. Z
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Dune s~-1e-es-so.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, )
County Of Grand Forks. 8
~ II County Court.
o8Dn8 FOE wARrgo pRrrTroa 70
sKII, HEA1 ESTATE.
In the matter OF the estate of Laurtts
P. ostlie, deceased: sm.
A s. Elltneson. as executor 2
under the Last VIII ard :
L TeSkannAk AZ a,ei&e ~ 49, ..-N-Aa
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LosT-BETwEHN =. NC. a. AND
Lincoln Park bath shous4 gold Elgin
oetA9on watch With initial on the
" hack Return to Herald. sgae
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q SIA.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-23

FoM SAIL ACRES sygNEsr
elcvershA q = ehafea. VIM.
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IIyEsTocK AID PoUIlrRY.
Lost AND FOUND

PAIR OF YOUNG DRAFT MAREl-c
T.: eorbo. 706 Cherry st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-29

scrupu1ous agent of picture thieves,
but the maliciousness with which she
had emphasized her remarks concern
ed the Cosgroves savored of a per-
sonal feeling, which could only mean
that she had some private reason for
her enmity.
revolved the mystery in my brain
for a long while. Finally, worn out,
fell asleep and did not awaken until
I felt Dicky gently shaking me.
Wake up, sleepy head" he was
saying. You can't catch any trout by
pounding your ear-besides, can smell
breakfast"
sprang out of bed, wide awake in
an instant at the mention of the trout
fishing I had anticipated so long.
Shall 1 get into my fishing things
before breakfasts" asked.
"Sure!" said Dicky, 'if you can do
it in time, but don't spend much time
primping; you aren't on Fifth avenue,
you know"
"shoo out of here quickly then" I
sand Tapping my braids of hair at
him. Il can't dress and talk to you at
the same time"
He pulled one of the braids and gave
me q, hasty kiss before he retreated. He
was evidently in one of his best moods
and my heart sang a little at the pros
pect of the days enjoyment.
missed my roomy bathroom, but
substituted a quick, cold sponge for my
usual morning shower, and coiled my
hair into a comfortable knot which
was sure would not tumble down, no
matter how strongly the wind whipped
q, T., I-~sy IL,
while not curly, tends to wave with
damp winds so that I did not fear
anything the day might bring me.
When I was at last arrayed in the
fishing clothes which 1 had bought es-
peciaIly for the trip felt quite salts
fled with their general appearance, as
" saw them reflected in the mirror.
High rubber boots, a heavy brown
corduroy skirt reaching just below the
knees, under which were hidden knick-
erbockers of the same material, sport
blouse of white flannel and a brown
corduroy hat made up my costume.
1 knew it was the acme of feminine
foolishness to care for the opinion of a
woman whom I distrusted and suspect
ed as l did Mrs. Allis.
But as l turned away from the mir
NOR 1 knew that my chief pleasure in
the fit and general good looks of my
clothing was the consciousness of be-
ing perfectly grOOmed to meet the hos
tile, critical eyes Of Mrs. Allis.
We'll! well! all set for a days walk!
Now, Mrs. AIlis, aren't you sorry you
didn't plan to go tramping today?
Two pretty women in such nifty togs
as yours and Mrs. Graham'g ought to
make the hills bow down to level roads
before you"
Jolly Mr.. Cosgrove, our host of the
farmhouse at Cold Spring in the Cat
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mand, But children about five years of
age-scmehow do not seem to be want
/ ed at all.
AS a result the receiving home of1he
Children's Home society in Jackson
s; ville-is overcrowded with children
/ children from six to thirteen years OK
age, there being many more boys than
| girls.
| Many Of these boys and girls are eX-
ceedingly attractive-and will make the
| finest kind of young men and women
as they grow up, if they can only find
good homes where they will have a
reasonable opportunity for education
and training.
The Children's Home society must
find good homes at once for these
| children, for the Receiving home has
a very limited capacity-anq other
children are constantly coming in from
all parts of the state needing the care
of the society, and there will be no
room for them unless those at pres
ent in the home can be placed out.
There surely must be childless homes
in this county-that could make q
place for one of these homeless chill
dren and just now is the time to make
your application for a fine boy or girl
or a pair of them. All applications
should be sent directly to Marcus c.
Fagg, state superintendent, 42S St.
James building, Jacksonville.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-29
oVERA5uNDANcE.
BY 6erton Braley,

There's too much song in the
world :.
How shall we make
Truly efficient automatons OF men
II they forsake
The business OF existence. now and
then,
The constant toll. the steady grind
Merely 10 break
Into exuberance of silly song.
And carol melodies that turn the mind
From sterner duties and from worth
Ter things?"
How shall we keep the throng
Loyalty toiling for It's money kings.
IL IL neglects the druggery, and sings ?
There's too much song in the world!
There's too much Joy in the world
There's too much laughter,
Too snuch OF love and lovers and ro-
mancing,
Too much OF young Adventure which
goes dancing
Adown the road and bids us follow
afterl
The skies are far too bright, the DAYS
too sunny
And youth too careless of the passing
hours,
Forgetful OF the way that time is wing
ing;
Think Of the moments wasted picking
flowers
And stealing kisses, and in foolish
singing
Such precious time men need for maxi
ing money.
Life Is too vivid and its hue too gay,
Its SAVIOR far too keen.
II man will keep his heart so full OF
play
How shall we change him to a true
machine?