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Show THE IHI.MON OF WOK, WANT ASH POVERTY. ' K. W. IVCMSIL (Fire Prevention Expert.) t There Is no poetry In n flro that dcstioys. There Is no warmth of good cheer In n blazing house. Only misery and want and woo can echo from homes destroyed, from business houses wrecked, from snvlngs vanished van-ished via the flro route. I And fires nro the fruits of human nets or commission and omission. They do not stnrt for their own nc-cord. nc-cord. They must nlwnys have u lm. man being for n partner! This being tho case, why not cultivate culti-vate a llttlo foresight? Why not keep your premises- clear of trash, of litter, of yusta nnd such thlnna Hint urn ocol'ollt tl nn,uJ , ' Hint makes a most cxcollent servhnt, contributing greatly to tlio comforts of num. Out to keep flro a servant requires constant nnd unceasing vigil. While a good servnnt It Is a most exacting master! Are you doing your full share toward to-ward preventing fires? If you uro you merit the thanks of your neighbors neigh-bors Every time u house is destroyed destroy-ed your neighbors must stand tholr full part ot tho flro Insurance you may collect. |
