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New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

the lions may find themselves left all alone
when they arc IN trouble. That often happens
to proud people"
"Thc lions are never in trouble-they only
make trouble" said the Leader, turning up his
nose. And he stalked away into Tho jungle,
feeling he had been rather smart and clever.
Then the leopards got proud, too, and said
they wouldn't help. And then, Of course, the
antelopes-although they were too shy and
tirnid 70 bc rude TO the Doctor like the lion
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

II LATELY read in a magazine which pur-
ports to be devoted to the interests Of
II wild fowl that wild ducks are more plen-
tiful in this country to-day than they
nave ever been. I am not surprised. have
learned considerable about ducks in the last
few days.
The magazine ] have quoted cites the law
protecting ducks as being TO blame for their
recent multiplication. do not suppose the
ducks had any hand in passing this law, al.
though IL is not because Of any lack Of intelh-
gence on their part.
As a matter Of fact, cannot credit the
statement about the law. tits my be-
lief that the ducks are responsible for
their own increase and that the gray mat
ter which they carry between their ouswardly
invisible ears Is sufficient to effect their tri-
umph over the mighty hunter for the rest
Of time
II was last week that duck hunting friend
invited me TO 70 out and watch him kill ducks
and possibly kill few myself.
] said had never killed a duck, never hsv.
ing anything against such bird, but that IL
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE

he desired to ex-
hibit his markman-
ship I would glad
ly 90 along. I Ike
10 be out in the
great spaces where
ducks are ducks
and men. are their
pursuers.
1--WE won't 60
90 any Of these
plsc es around
here" said my
friend. "We'll get
on O train and ride
400 miles and then
we'll 90 by car
and motorbost an
"a
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
illustrations by MERLE JOHNSON

their conversation.
After the row.
boat landed my
friend conducted
me 10 a little arti-
fetal shady bower
which he referred
TO sometimes rs a
blind and some
times as a battery.
We employed tho
the Two hours TIL
daylight eating n
cold breakfast and
In giving and re-
ceiving lessons In
duck etiquette and
the necessity OF
nnt anoalrfn0
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
The Monkey Country Plans
a Gift for the Doctor

Az last the Biggest Balloon got up ana ,.l -
81 do not think we ought TO LOT ,nn A.
man leave our land till We have g'% -
Are present 10 take with him. 90 maj ? ~ Az n,
know we ar. grateful Tor all that % =
done for u.s. -
And little, tiny. red monkey, VINO "
Il; up In tree. shouted downs
"l think that, tl,ol" -. .rus
And then they sll cried OUT making 49,
noise. Eyes, yes. Let US give him :"
present White Man ever hadv' a..
Now they began to wonder ana - !. dvs
other what would DO the best snnN -
him.
"TLs Adventures Of DR.. De'fM ~
eonsinasd Ia Ms Maseziss S''''' !.
.--x C.<<x[~.Ss TxI&mQo
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

Continuing the History Of HIS Peculiar L1e
at Home and His Astounding Expe.
risnces in Foreign Parts
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
YOUNG MAN.

There has just been estab-
lished by q well known COM
nercial manufacturing cor
poration a New York city
sales office.
This corporation is seeking
New Blood to join it's selling
staff covering the metropOli-
tan district under the guild
ance and personal supervi-
sion OF few Of it's older
statesmen. Men between 25
and 40 years Of age, who
either have already proven
their selling ability, or who
believe they have the person.
ality, faith, courage and fight
ing spirit necessary to be-
come successful salesrpen
and executives. They must
have initiative, yet be will
ing to submit to direction
and control.
This is YOUR OPPORTUN-
ITY to identify yourself with
an organization Of men OF
national repute, an orqaniza-
ton that not only conducts q
training school or salesman
ship, but offers a permanent
future and unlimited oppor-
tunities for advancement to
all who are connected with
it.
The men chosen to fill up
the ranks in the sales depart
ment will, after q thorough
grounding In the fundamen-
tails of the business, be given
every opportunity to prove
to themselves and to the
world their value as MEN.
Their services will be amply
rewarded. Their conscien- :
tious efforts will be heartily
indorsed and stimulated by
the men higher UP.
Here is q corporation with
openings on the ground floor
for New Blood, for Brains
and Ability for which it is
willing and able to pay.
1f you believe In yourself,
if you want to connect with
q corporation that is the larq-
est in its field and is continu-
ally expanding, where the
chances for advancement are
unlimited, write for appoint
rnent, giving a short outline
or your experience, III any,
and education.
Address M 2t64 Herald,
Herald sd
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

SaIesmen-Young men, 10 to
25 years, OF good address,
wanted for wholesale ribbon
house; will be required to
work in house for several
months until they under
stand our methods and our
line; previous experience not
essential. M 1854 Herald,
Herald so.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
sALEsMEN.

We need four men of ability
and character. We are build
ing a select sales force on the
principle that square deal to
clients is greatest selling factor
and your surest route TO a
satisfying income. We are
handling a listed. dividend
paying security. of corpora
tion increasing its earning
capacity under able, experienced
management. We employ
proven sales expert solely to
help you. Previous experience
unnecessary. Commissions are
as liberal as any reputable
enterprise can pay. and to men
who can demonstrate ability.
character and production record
we would consider special ar
rangement. Work ultimately
leads to branch office manage
ment and is permanent. See
Mr.. Lee after O'Clock Tues
day. 7th floor. II Il. 45th 81.
(new building).
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SECURITY Statesmen.

local enterprise, nationally known.
with numerous branches in leading
metropolitan cities and business
yielding large profits, Is pursuing a
policy OF expansion and seeks the SER
vices OF few security statesmen of
parts: the right calfbre Of men can
earn $500 and more weekly and will
be given substantial leads and the
closest cooperation OF the company:
the corporations splendid record, COW
ering a period OF over forty years. Its
present vast volume of business and
rapid growth. together with the en-
viable reputation 1t enjoys. as we'll as
It's high commercial rating and stand
ing In banking circles, form the back
ground of one of the most attractive
propositions for a live security sales
man presented In this territory In
years. For further Information and
an appointment for personal Interview,
address r. M. National Republican
Club, "a West 10th st,s New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Statesmen.
SALESMA

] want to hear from n high grade
security salesman capable of earning
$4,000 year up: TO such a man
will furnish not only fresh leads but
valuable cooperation In handling them:
the security Is an per cent. preferred
stock of a New York corporation d.
rected by men of national reputation;
II manufactures and markets a food
staple: the man l seek will be paid a
liberal salary and commissions, to-
gether with his travelling expenses:
your reply should state age and quail
ifications. r S zoos Herald, Her
aid SO.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
The Ncto York Herald ts the po,nt Of
contact bettceen the dependable em-
pioycs and the responsible employer.
HELP WANTED-Male.

HYpRoELEcTRIC POWER COMPANY.
JUST INCORPORATED. REQUIRES THE
SERVICES or A FEW HIGH CLASS Sc
CURITY Statesmen, ENTERPRISE IN
WOLVES THE LARGEST PUMPING REC
LAMATIoN PROJECT IN THE WEST.
IRRIGATING SOME 1875 900 ACRES OF
sEMI-ARID LANDS. AND OFFERS HAND
SOME RETURNS TO THE INVESTOR.
WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT. GIVING
REFERENCES AND PAST EXPERIENC Cc.
ADDRESS HYDRoELEcTRIC. 515 HER
AID.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
statesmen,
EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED.

statesmen,
EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED
ANY business TO be perma-
nently successful must have
satisfied clients who buy more
than once.
For nearly thirty years we
have been opening new ac-
counts and reselling old ones.
The bond business as conducted
by this house means a minimum
commission. earning the first
year OF from 5000 10 $4,000
and $40. 900 TO $4,000 the sec
ond year and permanent
clientele TO any man of sterling
quality between 2J and 40 years.
Experience not necessary as
we give to our representatives
cooperation and valuable assist
ancc that will show immediate
earnings.
Address for appointment Room
COT, National City Bank Build
Ing Annex, iG East 43d street
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

HELP WANTED-MaIe.

SECURITY Statesmen. n
Let me show what Is required In
security and a security selling organ
ization. Then let me show you the
THESE ARE SECURITY ESSENTIALS:
I. An honest proposition.
2. A product In big demand.
g. An opportunity for unusual
4. personnel OF national emil
nence.
8. sound financial set-up.
THESE ARE THE BANKING HOUSE
'STvILNHSSH
1. One hundred per cent. CO.
operation.
9 Modern equipment and SER
Vice for statesmen.
3. Thorough schooling and
training in the security to
be offered.
A. Generous commissions. but
no advances or salaries.
8. Courtesy and appreciation
of good work.
These are the results. Our top
ten statesmen earned commissions as
follows during Augusta vacation
month:
Mr. Mr. z < ;as5SsS sisssso Mr. Mr. H H :isSSSS :fsS %
Mr.. o. $4,000 Mr.. w. $4,000
Mr.. w. $775.O0 Mr.. NJ. $4,000
Mr.. w. $650.00 Mr.. d. $550.OO
Please note that ] am not saying
what a man OUGHT no DOL am
telling you what our men ARE DO
ING. That's our way of doing busi-
ness-we deal in FACTS. We are
adding few men to our force this
month. IL our ways suit you; II the
RESULTS arc attractive to YOU.
call on me tomorrow between and
o'clock. III be glad to have per-
sonal chat with you.
C. l.. WOOLLEY. Room 1907, 1875
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SECURITY statesmen
ARE OFFERED
MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY.

We want three good statesmen who are
able to close sales after prospects have been
sufficiently interested to write for informa-
tion and have been so per cent. sold by the
house.
We want real closers who appreciate the
chance to sell a security which has been
paying regular monthly dividends for the
past twenty-four months. This Is a pre-
ferred stock with present earnings many
times dividend requirements and very ex-
cellent speculative possibilities. Indorse-
ments from banks and prominent citizens are
only. part OF the excellent selling points
available.
II you are an energetic salesman willing to
work and will make your calls YOU can earn
minimum OF 500 per week with Call
between and IL. Mr.. Watkins, Room 701.
225 9th av.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Statesmen

wanted with some knowledge OF fresh
fruit business for high class retail
stores: men with good appearance to
handle only high class trade: reason
able SALARY and good opportunity for
advancement. Address. stating age.
experience and references. Box 4o8.
2b01 World Tower Building.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
TRANsPoRTATIoN WORK,

TRANSPORTATION WORK.
Traffic association wants to interview few
men who wish to become traffic managers
and who are willing to devote their spare
time 10 acquiring thorough knowledge OF the
work. II willing, dependable and desirous
OF entering IN profession paying $4,000 to
$4,000 per year, write at once for inter
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
HELP WANTED Male.

SALESMAN.
A LARGE, INFLUENTIAL IN
DUSTRIAL CORPORATION
is TAKING THIS MEANS OF
ANNOUNCING A LIMITED
NUMBER O r BUSINESS
OPE NINGS COINCIDENT
WITH THE OPENING OF
ITS NEW YORK SALES
OFFICES.
THE OPPORTUNITY RE-
QUIRES A MAN EITHER
WHO is AN EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN OR WHO DE-
SIRES TO TAKE UP THE
SALES CALLING. WE ARE
ESPECIALLY INTERESTED
AT THIS TIME IN THE MAN
WHO, WITH PROPER CO.
OPERATION CAN IN A REA-
SONABLY SHORT TIME
TAKE OVER A POSITION
OF EXECUTIVE TRUST WE
p r E F E r THE MAN BE-
TWEEN 25 AND 40 YEARS
OF AGE.
CALL MONDAY OR TUES
DAY AFTERNOON,
BETWEEN 2 AND 5 p. M,
SUITE 1891,
HUDSON TERMINAL BLDG.
80 CHURCH ST.
ASK FOR MR.. PETERSON.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
HELP wANTED-MaIe.
YOUNG MEN.

You perhaps have made up your mind
In the office OF some business house. or
perhaps you have looked at many propo-
sitions of life insurance and stock SELL
Ing and paid no attention to them.
However. no matter what position you
seriously the Availability Of entering our
organization. which has been established
for about two years. This Is combina-
which has been indorsed by thousands OF
people. not only In New York but In other
cities where our offices have also been
established.
II you arc e
CLEAN-CUT,
possessing
GOOD EDUCATION,
preferably college training. and full Of
ambition and willing to follow our ideas
in this proposition. you can profit by
becoming acquainted with the oppor-
tunity we give and earn q handsome In
come IN a very short time.
n you arc successful IN our estah-
lishment we can place you a. Branch
Just as fast as we can obtain the mon
FOR the position which will be open. We
do not pay salary, but commission Is
perience q living wage can be earned
until you will be able to secure a better
income as the time goes on.
Be fair with us az we want to be fair
with you. Do not call unless you are
4nt> %
self. We have 1t. but first you must
prove yourself. :.
Gall any time to-day. You will bs In
terviewed by my Sales Director Mr..
Samuel S. Woodrow. and should he bs-
lieve you will fit in our organisation
and make success we will place you
where you belong. All American Brokers.
Inc. room sol, 10 West 44th ST., n. 7. Q.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

STENOGRAPHER and Cierk-Young man. not
over 25. with some railroad freight traffic
experience In industrial traffic office: must
be good stenographer. generally capable and
ambitious to become rate clerk good open
ing. Apply own handwriting, stating salary
expected. to Box HIT. 206 Broadway. room
STENOGRAPHER, general clerk, Insurance.
real estate office; male. female; hand
write application, salary expected. 225s
Herald. $50 broadway.
STOCK sALEsMEN. TWO; EXPERIENCED
PROTESTANT. APPLY A. NJ. MONDAY.
ROOM 204, AT 2oa w. 4aTH ST
STONE PLANER MEN.
Apply Adam Ross Cut Stone Co., 900 -f011
Broadway. Albany. N. Y.
Successful Salesman,
who would liks to locate In
Is wanted to represent a large corporation
In negotiations OF difficult nature.
Positions worth 5000 to right man.
: = see~ssn assaS S:se and nd Wi o:elocs. ." st.
THE NEW YORK, NEW HA-
VEN & HARTFORD RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
MEN WANTED.
Permanent positions for
competent men whose work
Is satisfactory as:
Machinists-Sgc. 10 Toe. per hour.
Boilermakers--6Tc. to I5c. per hour.
| Electrical workers-85c. TO TIC. per hour.
| Car Inspectors Rcpairmen--63c. per hour.
| Heipers-First year. 45 cents per hour.
The above rates are those agreed upon with
Committee of Mechanical Department AS
| ISOLATION.
This IL not a strike against the railroad
| II Is q strike waged against reduction IN
| rites OF pay ordered by the United States
Railroad Labor Board. effective July I,
1922.
Apply A, NJ. 20 8 p. M. TO superin-
trndent'c office at 1920 st. and Willis av.,
Bronx. N. Y.
F. M. Clark, superintendent,
New York, New Haven and
Hartford r. r. Co.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SALESM EN-,

CHRISTIANS, CAPABLE OF INTER-
VIEWING FACTORY SUPERINTEND-
ENTS WITH OUR PULLEY COVERING:
SO TO 500 WEEKLY PROPOSITION.
ACCORDING TO ABILITY. uAWES
MFG. CO., 5fSE, 80 CHURCH ST.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

SALESMAN.
An unusual opportunity Is offered an ex-
ceptional salesman dcsirous OF creating for
himself n district managers position by his
sales hecord with ua. our product Is
non-competitivc. the man selected will be OF
$1,000 per year caliber: no securities NJ 2i5s
Herald, Herald 80.
Statesmen (ouisde1 sell commercial sta
tionery and printing; liberal commission:
good opportunity. Kraft Co. Q War
rem st.
Statesmen with following among jobbers,
dealers In housefuruishinRs, hardware
auto acceseories. commission bnsis. Room
7o4. COG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SALESMAN
SALESMAN, CIGARS,

TO sell direct 10 smoker: superior quality
unique selling plan. excellent opportunity !:
liberal drawing account Give history and
two good references first letter. 1891
Herald. B'kiyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SECURITY sAIiEsMEN
AND
OTHER SALESAfEN

OTHER SALESAfEN
I'm sure you can make morn money
much more. Don't you want to?
wouldn't life seem moro worth
the living II you were pleasantly
earning strictly in commissions
more money than the salary of a
u. s. Senator
May tell you what our men are
making--not one or two, but a
dozen or more You'll be
astounded.
Entirely at my expense I'll under
take to put YOU on that same
earning basis. Your connection
will be with an established. repu-
table banking house, your asso,
ciates men who are gentlemen as
well as statesmen.
Isn't It worth the troublc-and the
nickel--to phone me early to-mor-
row 7? w. Fl. Edmonds. Cort-
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
statesmen

statesmen.
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Av., 37th and 3Sth Sts.,
Require
statesmen
for
MEMS SHOES.
Very liberal inducements to
capable statesmen who are
familiar with high class
shoes for men.
APPLY BY LETTER ONLY.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

YOUNG MAN 70 learn automobile business.
Hoyce Motor Co. ct6 50. B'way. Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

OFFICE BOY, intelllrent willing: excellent
best references ~ 70 character &C.. state
age, education, religion, experience and sal.
airy. Dept. D.. T.. 81 Iix, 3f sta. v, ". ".
OFFICE BOY. 16; only one willing 70 work
need apply, call q. L. Wiemann CO.. 406
Greenwich ~.
PACKERS t2)--Must be exp. " glass, drugs,
toilet articles and dry goods; don't apply
unless yrs. glassware exp ronReniai sur
roundInrs; Christian 500. AMERICAN EN-
PBOYMENT EXCHANGE, INC, 1l5 BROAD
WAY AND 30 EAeT 42p ST
pIfOTOGRAPHEH-Re Retoucher; piece work.
homo work. Walter Baker, s63 Lenox av
r33dy.
PORTER. WHITE, TO CLEAN WITH VAC
UITM CLEANER 4 TO q WEEKS $50;
EXcELT.lsNT REFERENCES NECESSARY.
REPLY, STATING AGE AND REFER-
ENCEs. boz Is, $50 ST. JAMES BLDG.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

HoTsEAiAN. WHITE. TO CLEAN WITH
VACUUM CLEANER FOUR TO SIX
WEEKS; $40; EXCELLENT REFERENCES
NECESSARY. REPLY STATING AGE AND
REFERENCES. BOX 15. go ST. JAMES
BUILDING.
HOuSEMAN. dishw asher. handy with tools.
understand furnace. Box 551, Lawrence.
l.. I.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Plsoss mention Ths Nsso York
Herold sOhs~ owss0ertmo cwy
ssss of thsss advertisements.
HELP WANTED-MaIe.


THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILWAY CO.
WANTS
EXPERIENCED
RAILROAD MACHINlSTS,
BOILERMAKERS,
BLACKSMITHS.
WAGES AUTHORIZED BY
UNITED STATES RAIL-
ROAD L ABB OR BOARD.
FREE TRANSPORTATION,
BOARD AND LODGING.
APPLY TO
w. H. HALL,
goo BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY.
TECHNICAL MEN
FOR INSPECTION
MACHINE SWITCHING
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE)
EXCHANGES.
College men. preferably those
understanding electrical and ma
chanical fundamentals.
Experienced In adjusting small
mechanical units and electrical
testing an asset which will be
considered.
We want men willing to AD-
VANCE ON PROVEN ABILITY.
GALL AFTER 0 A. NJ.
Western Electric Co., Inc,
Installation Branch,
161 9Th Av., New York.
WANTED.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns Of TIE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility OF
recovering pour lost property.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

six men between 25 and 80 years Of age.
with clean records. who consider themselves
capable Of becoming real statesmen and
eventually managers: only those with ambi-
tion to succeed need apply; special instruo-
tions In salesmanship will be given by thor
ough, practical men; here is your opportu-
nifty to receive training in salesm anship
that will put you on the road to success
Ask for Sales Manager. suite 723. 165 Broad
wny, N. Y. G..
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
HOW TO BECOME AN ACCOUNTANT.

Conditions and general business dsvelop-
ments point to an increased demand for
Junior and senior accountants within the
next eight months. salaries ranging from
81 500 to 81. 1000 a year.
Our corps OF certified public acocuntauts--
the best to be found In any institution In
sSse ,ns Which w SuaS YOU ,uor
countancy within comparatively short
time. This naturally leads quickly into
senior accountancy as you progress In your
knowledge Of the subject.
Find out about this plan, which Aees not
interfere At all with your present WORK. No
obligation.
Call. phone or wrfts.
LAsALLr EXTENSION urrvpRsrrY,
ITO West 42d ST., New York. Bryant se20
OPEN EVENINGS.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

SALESMEN-We are looking for two or
three men or women to- sell our stock In
New York and vicinity. the year around. who
csn devote fun time TO the canvass: you can
make this your life work: $50 to 500 weekly
selling our dependable stock: no delivering
or collecting; must be able TO furnish at
least three we'll rated references. Brown
brothers Company. nurserymen. Rochester.
n. y.
statesmen.
An opportunity for several high class men
representing one OF the largest Independent
oil companies on quality lubricating oils for
New England and Eastern New York terri
tory must be familiar with territory and
capable OF producing, salary. commission
and expenses; In your reply state fully your
present and past work. also your age and
nationality. s 2oo7 Herald, Herald 50.
Statesmen, Attention.
THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE has VA
cancy for experienced statesmen 20 work
LEADS derived from our autumn advertising
commissions See MIR. FINDLEY. Sales
Manager. TTH FLOOR. WEST 45TH ST.,
NEW YORK CITY.
SALESMEN--we arc large electrical d,s-
trbuters for General Electric Go. and re-
qulre men 70 permanently represent us
handling the Premier Duplex Vacuum Cleaner
through dealers and central stations 20 con-
suner; leads furnished; " YOU inexperi-
enced we VIII train you; salary and commits
sion ~ vow qualify. Apply y. u. Latham
SALESMEN WANTED
for campaign work; steady
positions for n Q that
qualify. Call Monday, before
8 A. M, Consolidated Gas
Company, 2OS4 Sd av.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

Salesnan-Automobiles.
Must be high class salesman: Jewish gen
tleman; Durant and Star cars. Mr.. Shrop-
shire, Broadway MT f06th 81,
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
WANTED

wANTED-Boy Is to 1s years old In whole
sale dry goods house downtown; oppor-
tunity for one wanting this line. 512
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-03-17
In Mefnoriain.

In sad but loving remembrance of ouI
dear father, George F. Crown. who departed
this life two years ago, March 18th.
Gone but not forgotten.
He wore crown Of patience
Through the years he worked steadily on
And those hands that rest forever now
Are the hands that made our home.
When the world is cheerful, father.
And smiles are on each brow,
o blame us not for weeping,
l.. ave no father now.
one knows the silent heartaches.
lose who have lost father can tell
OF the grief that's borne in silence
For the one we loved so well.
o. father, smile on us from heaven,
Ask God to lead us when we die,
That we may meet you, dear father.
Some sweet day by and by.
o. father. could you speak to us.
And could you live again,
Our aching hearts would then be healed.
But this we wish in vain.
Our hearts are sad and lonely,
Our grief too deep to tell,
But time will come when we will meet
And all to you we will tell.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given.
And though the body slumbers here.
The soul is safe in heaven.
By his loving children.