Salt Lake Times | 1892-01-19 | Page 4 | Why He Didn't Rise |

Type	issue
Date	1892-01-19
Paper	Salt Lake Times
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Article Title	Why He Didn't Rise
Type	article
Date	1892-01-19
Paper	Salt Lake Times
Page	4
OCR Text	Show AVhy Ho Didn't JUI.e. Detroit t'Vee Prees. Detroit is a lovely city, and ercryb iily knows it. The love of it Is bred in the bone, ami never gets out of the flesh. The other Sunday a visitiue; clergyman addressed the Sunday school of an up tow n church. After a serious tolk he said to the children: "All of you who desire to live in a better world than this place rise to your feet." All the children arose except one smaii hoy in the corner. i'he good man looked at htm in pained sur-prise. sur-prise. "My child," be said, very gentlv and kindly, "why don't you rite with" the others?" "Detroit's good enough for me, that's why," sung out the youngster, and the solemnity of the occasion was knocked to pieces.
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