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4 THE TH WASHINGTON HEEALB SUNDAY SUNDi Y AUGUST 28 1910 1910OPTIMISTS
I 0 bFTMISTS OPTIMISTS SHOULD SHOULDSET SET SET I A A GOOD EXAMPLE EX AMPLE
THE PRIZE WINNERS WINNERSThe
The two prizes pxIZ S 6f r 50ff 5O each have befin b bedn n awarded to H Q Weeks Weekscorner We Weekscorner ks kscorner
corner Columbia Colum hL and Pine streets Takonia Fork Md and Jbfin A A SoStlok SoStlokroom Botiokroom ogUok ogUokJ ogUokr J
room r m 721 Postoffice Department The Th successfurconlrlbuUonB succe fuF Q ntrlbutlonfJ foilpw foilpwThe f I11D I11DThe I1DW I1DWTbe
The obll oblzatloWi oliflgatl atlonfl ° ns of optimism are constantly evidencing themselves themselvesIn th mJllchu mJllchuIn
In nciv places It means much to profe prOfeJIIR H optimism it meant infinitely infinitelymore Infinitelymore Inflnltclymore
more to pojmcaM optimism the compensations however are so o manS mon so sogreat io iogreat 0 0grent
great and no satisfying on a to render compliance with 1th the obligations obligationstlic
the o reel eii pleasures penfl1rCiI of life We Ve cnnnot be Indifferent or Inactive In any anypbnKc anypho anypbnAe
pbnKc pho c or condition of human affairs Perhaps thc most Important and andfarreaching onellarrc awlInrretichtng
farreaching larrc chlng and withal thal the most vital duty dut of optimism blrl1ml m Is the culti cultivation culHaUOn cultivatla ¬
vation of character transformation which enables nab1e one to say ar with alt altsincerity 01 01alncerltJ nlsincerity
sincerity without Ithout human fear without other desire than that of being beingfaithful beingfaithful beingfaithful
faithful useful Just truthful and right UDo po ro not only as n I say 10 but do doas doa doa
as a I do This condition bespeaks a personality wrought rought from supreme ser servitude serj aervftudo ¬
j vitude to supreme power pow powera ln a fitting example of Gods greatest visible visibleachievement vIMtbIonchlciemcnta blble blbleDclilccmcnta
achievement Dclilccmcnta a man The rocks rOck are less firm on their 1hctlbale base than he Itel his every everyword everyI
I word 0rI and action bears bear the unmistakable seal enl of truth justice and right rightHis rightBla rightIlls
His beaming b Qmlng countenance shows abo the battle scars of all those thosetesttng thosetesttngexpeences toUUIt toUUItexpf testing testingexperiences
experiences expf ncea called ealIe conversion The greatest reote t exponent of tbs tb type is f our ourLord ourLord ourLord
Lord Jesus the great example for all forever H C WEEKS WEEKSCorner WllKSUorner VEEKSCorner
Corner Columbia and Pine streets Takoma Park Park Bid BidMediate MdMediate < 1 1Iedlnte
Mediate n moment on the farreaching effect and significance of ofexample ofexample ofexample
example Charles Wagner says every eve word you ou utter without giving givingIt
It II thought Is I a monument toward which centuries and multitudes of ofminds ofmlnr1 ofm1nIs
minds have wrought1 and it should be said In the same strain that the thespontaneous thepont thesponiMDebUM
spontaneous pont J1ebtl8 word wor and actions of unborn generations will rill to some ex extent extent cxtent ¬
tent reflect your Individual personality Whether bether we ie will or not we wemust wemUllt weinuat
must be judged now and forever by our fruits which bleh means that the theresults thereault theresults
results produced upon mankind by our having hndu lived will 11I he the test of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the harvest season of our lives To produce satisfactory fruitage we wemust wemuat wemutt
must have character and character Is 1 not what lnt we e write rite not what hot we wenay weftOY weany
nay but what we ce are and our example will be on exuct duplicate of ofour ofour ofour
our character JOHN A BOSTIOK BOSTIOKRoom nOSTIOKRoont BOSTICICRoom
Room 731 31 Postofflce Department
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lit choosing boosln Example for our citir ur sub subfeet
feet this Sunday tho Optimist had in mind mindut
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Star ww mo a the Heap tad tbocar vtj to BwTca BwTcaWbfet nTCaW Thrsn1Wbflt
1Wbflt > Wbfet W Hie e z a poTd d and nekton rckte libertine libertinentoMK IlberUnem libertineThmoe
ntoMK m Thmoe tho prtwrew path f dalHaaec troods troI4sThe
The fine 1n pages of optimistic conirlbu contfJbutlons
tions wo 0 have been publ18 publishing lng have gone goneto
to show week by week how many there th thor r rwere
were among us who could vrlte rite and expreia ex
preia pres reos thomaolveo with facility on opti optlmlRUo
mlBtlo subjects and it occurred to me to towonder
wonder how far we ourselves o rieIve set exam example
plos or roeliaod the th value of xatnpto in Inour
our Individual Mvea MveaIt It ItIt liv
It is is so muoh easier to preach than it la teto
to practice It te so much anoint to tell tellothers l U UothlC
others to b bt bopful than It is to be behopet1l1 behopsAil
hopeful ourselves our8Iv Say as a wo will thatmost tbtl1te that thttlife
life 18 joyous and is s tot to be lived bravely bravelymost
most of we s know knovthough though we will not tall tellIt
It to the world worklthat that discouragements be beMt
Btt us gloom assails us u and the burdon burdonoft burdonoCt
oft grows weary But the point is that thatIn
In spite of these adverse circumstances circumstancesthe clrcumstancthe
the mischances of fortune our own sad sadmistakes Hdm1stak
m1stak mistakes rnIstaks that wa w should be optimists optimistsstill optimistssUll
still uui It Is given us the preachers of the theIoptlml8tlc
optimistic doctrine so to live our lives livesas
as not to give our preaching the lie It
ls ours to show by example what it really reallymeans rGBllymaans
maans means to wear a shining morning face to tothe
the glory of God and th happiness of oftho otthe
the world Trite as the quotation is it itIs Itls
ls for us to rsmambtr always that thatU
Lives U at jre eat t meu all ranted d us usWe 116Ve
We Ve iMke oar r Hes suWtme bHate bHateAJId
AJId And owtrtteff tore booted us usR usFeqiats
FootlKtsts CA t Uw lUlls of ofDotermtne U UDetermined Urns
Determined Dotermtne to put our own sorrows and SndTvorrlo ilndrorrl
rorrl Tvorrlo by 3 to go ahead ab d with our duties dutiesno dutiesro I <
no matter what the discouragement dl to tomnlle tc 1
smile when beaten and to fight again to tohold t
hold high ideals and try to fulfill them themWorthily
worthily to do our part in relieving r Uc1ng dis 41str
trow tr succoring sucoorln the neodysympathlzlng neodysympathlzlngwith need ymplIthlzln ymplIthlzlnWith
with ihOM tho in trouble and condemning condemningjiot condemnlnlnot I
not ot those who wh have bred we may by byour byour byI
our example mightily lghtUy help the world I i
and our brothers and to give us strength strongtin I i
In our purpose we may pray in the words wordsof wordsof
of Stevenson Stev8D80nIDe StevensonThe
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of fcrtttttBg irrttsd eoemnw rnai and dollar Help ua to play r r r
the BUM h MIlt tp a t to pctfena th them a with laughter laughterud kllghtera lwhte
ud kind feMt ueI kt qbwrfobwss tIULSQSS 1Msa abound With in indurtrr Industr
durtrr dustr Git Gave MM to so s btitbclr on UK btuteeu bu t all al
tie day s Vcfa 1Ideg IK to ear rwttvc rrndu Wd 1Ied weary wesr and andCMtast tadmsat s sarntt t
CMtast and uwifcbenoral menered IlItd ad put s la the end endBetween eadtho ez I I1Ie I
tho Gift lLt 9t M MJctncen
Between Ourselves OurselvesI
I want to thank you all most heartily heartilyfor heartIlyfor r r
for your fine contributions this week weekSurely WeekSur weekur6iy
Surely Sur ur6iy ly wa w have hare h l a page of noblo noblothoughts nablatboughtB 3 I
thoughts tboughtB that bear evidence of having havingcomo havingcomo havinicome
como straight from tho heart No earnest earnestthought earnestthougbt earnesl I Ithought I
thought was w s ever wasted in this world worldThe worldThe worldrho
The seed sown will bear fruition in many manyunsuspected manyunSmlIted man manunetsepocted
unsuspected places and this page that thatwill thatwJU tea t tvIL1 t
will be read read I am sure by many thou thouBands thousandi
thoup
Bands of people not members momb rs of our club clubwill clubm cIulwill p
will m prove an Inspiration In plraUon ond a blessing blessingI
I received a letter leU during the week weekfrom weekfrom weelfrom c
from a club member m mlter who wholeemed seemed hurt hurtthat hurttht hur I Ithat L
that for for two weeks eek8 his contribution to toour toour t D Dour
our page bad not appeared He wanted wantedto wantoto anted antedto
to know what bat was the matter and if ifhis ithis I IbI f
his bI contributions were no longer satis satisfactory satisfactory ¬ Tfactory
factory The thought and pnd doubt express expressed oxpreSeft expressed ¬
ed in this letter may have occurred to toother toother t 0 0other
other of our members Let me explain explainto ri
to ail of you that sometimes it chances chancesthat chanoesthat chancethat ris s
that the number of contributions are far farin farIn fa r rIn r
in excess s of the page > which I have de devoted d dveted devoted ¬
voted to our club and when that hap happens happens happens ¬
pens some of course must be left out outPlease outPlouo oulPlease
Please dont get discouraged disoouagd when that thathappens thathappans tea t tbappans
happens Know always that all your con contributions contributions contributions ¬
tributions are welcome e1aom6 and that if it itwere Itwere I it itwere t
were possible I should like to award a aprize aPrizo aprize i
prize to every one of you youThe youThe youThe
The subject 8UbJ ct for next nox Sunday 1 hope hopeyou hopeYOU hop eyou e
you win remember is JS Who Is My M Neigh Neighbor Neighbor L Lherr ¬
bor herr It wastsuggested by a member of oftho ofthQ c d dthe c
the dub au1 aaooit tt seems to me to be a asubject as asubject
subject s bJ ot full of opportunity It should shouldappeal shouldappeal d dappeal
appeal to the optimistic impulses of all allof allot a 11 11it I II
of us anS an I look for one of the best bestpages bestpages bes bespages it
pages that that tve e have ever had hadTrusting JtafTrusting hadTrusting
Trusting that the coming of autumn autumnbrings autumnbrings Ti Tibringa
brings with Ith it l happiness applns8s and prosperity prosperityand prosperityJUld y ynd
and nd contentment eont6nunent to all au of you I am amgratefully am amat6CullY 1 1ratofiiIy
gratefully at6CullY yours THE OPTIMIST OPTIMISTHONOBABLE O OtTTh1lSTHONOItABLBNENnON ItI5T ItI5THONORABLE
HONORABLE HONOItABLBNENnON HONOItABLBNENnONOh MENTION MENTTONOh
Oh that each individual indIv1diaI optimist real realized reallzed rea L LIzod ¬
ized to the fullest extent the great value valueof valueof val 10 10of a
of example that echJVere oachwere more Saviour Saviourlike Savlourlike Savloulike
like that in the manifestation of a holy holycharacter holycharacter hol y Icbarctor
character and heavenly hoeenJ demeanor It Itmight It11Ilgh Itntight It
might be In some feeble measure of the thefaint thetaInt tli e
faint and Imperfect reflection Such was wasJesus WMJesus wc wcJesus a Bs
Jesus We iV can set a good example even evento evento eve a nto
to the best people not alone to the worst worstOur worstOur wore t t
Our duty d ty is toward all not some Those Thosewho Thosewhoarg Thot Thotwh te e
whoarg wh who at f0 doing right need good examples examplesto s zto
to hblpAnfl h hLjia Ii nd d encourage courage them so that If Ifever Itever Ifevert1 If
evert1 ever tley Are < re tempted to fall they may maysay ma y
say sari > th thjrft ThOr r Ione living a pure Christian yn n
H lIfo fo I > must lt1u t do d as well wen We should Im Improve Improve ¬
p prove prove rove In the example we set We
a sot ot the example of dt t growing ownt better b tter 6 evOr
day da d ay M > r j AAIOXD AAIOXDThe AJMD D DThe
The example that we set in youth to tohelp tohelp t 0
j help h elp us paddle up the swiftly flowing flowingstream flowin flowintream owlngstream
6 stream of life should be carefully chosen chosenfr chose1t
sf
f fr bi r what we do in our lives whether whethergood hother hothergood r
g good g ood or whether bad will UI affect lllt Ct ct the yet yetunborn yetunborn ye
u unborn u nborn as well as ourselves What yea a
e great g reat example am le Joaus J oeU8 os s was wae and what whatreat a agreat 8gt8flt
e great g reat privilege it is to be able to follow followIn foIIo v r
1 in n the footsteps of such a righteous man mana ma n
a 8 j He 1I The motto of The Washington WashingtonHeralds Bahington BahingtonHera1ds n nerad
Heralds fl erad Optimist Club which is I Lets LetsHelp Let LetHelp 8
I Help H elp Is also a great gr example and Is Isnow IsnoW I 8
now noW n on being practiced by the club and its itsmembers itsmemborl it s
r members m embers HARRY 1IARR w BRIMBR BRIMBRThe BRISumThe
The most mo t lasting effect upon character characterIs charactes T r
l Is s produced by example rather than pre precept pr
c cept apt for imitation is a natural moms Inclination L
tlon li on and we all hav h have o the power accord according cceordIng aceorc I
l ing ng to our environments of Influencing In Influencin ueno1ng ueno1ngour S gur
our ° ur fellowman to a greater or lose de degree dE
gree g ree for good or evil Our aim should shouldthen shouldthen shoul
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then th en be to inspire our neighbor to build buildup buildup bull d
u up p and strengthen his moral structure by byvirtue by1rtue b birtue dy y
T virtue v irtue rather than weaken It by habits of otvice > f
v vice v ice The honest and truthful shed beams beamsof beazr is 5
of o ° f light and happiness upon their path pathway pathway 1 1ay i ¬
T way w ay while the deceitful decel ul misguide and andbewilder andbewilder an id d
bewilder b one We are readily impressed impressedby Impressedb d dy
by b y thoce in authority Qe e a pattern to toothers toothers I o others
c others o and then all will go well for as a awhole awhole
whole w hole city is Infested by the licentious licentiouspassions licentiouspaNlons is
I passions p and vice of great men so it is islikewise Is Islikewise I Iikewise a s
1 likewise reformed by their moderation moderationCicero moderatlonCfcoro moderationicero
Cicero C icero Its M 1I ALICE ALl BUTLER BOTLERSo BUTLERSo BUTLERSo
So let your light shine that man see seeIng se a
I Ing ih ng may glorify lorfty your our Father who te in inheaven Inh I Laeaven in
1 heaven h eaven v n since the law by which God Godcommands Godcommands Gc id d
c commands c others to love is 1 like unto untothe untotbe un to
t the he law by which hlch he commands us to tolove toJove 1 1ove 10 jo
love l ove Himself we should do nothing to togive I toive jo
give g ive any anyone one just cause of offense o1 ense or dis displeasure displiiasure dl 5 5leasure s ¬
pleasure p leasure or to make it hard for thorn to tosee
i see 8 00 Gods image In us but in all our oura oi ir erctions
i actions a tlons we should manifest the spirit of ofmercy ofmercy Stmercy > f
t mercy and sweetness Iwcetne Tho attributes attributeswhich attributeswhich es eswhich
i which chiefly draw us tj to love God will willmake sv Ill Illmake
make it easy for others to tolov6 love us and andtallow ax id d dollow
follow f our good example in doing doln over overthing eery eerything fj
thing t for God JTARY I REED REEDExample REEDExample
Example is the school of mankind mankindand d dand
and they will learn at no other othecBurke othecBurkeG Burke BurkeG e a aa
G L L DUNS DU DUSamuel DN DNSRXfluCl >
Samuel Smiles in inhls his volume volumo Duty Dutyspooks Dubspeaks Dutypeaks
spooks s in the following manner on the thovIrtues ti 10 O Ovirtues
virtues of good example It is among amoi > g
the t he most priceless rlcelese of all things To set setthe e et etthe
the best example in our power Ig i one of ofour orOU1 ofoul
our highest responsibilities Example Exampleteaches Exampleacbes Exam le iletachcs
teaches acbes better than precept It is I the thebest t Ito Itobest ie
best modeler of the characters of men menand menand rn en enand n
and women To live well is the best bestpreacher bestpre be st atpreacher
preacher pre ach v To set a lofty example Is the therichest therichest t he herichest ie
richest bequest a man can leave behind behindhtm bohlndhim bohii id ridhim
him and to exemplify a noble character ch charact acter acterIs er orthe
is i the most
valuable contribution a man mancan nu in mcan
can make for tho benefit of posterity posterityTHOMAS pQterltyT
1uOMAF THOMAS T OAR V MDRTO YURTOJust MURTCJust I
Just precepts thus from great examples examplesgiven exnmplecgiven exanipi os osgiven °
given givenShe givenSho givenShe
She drew from tromthem them what hat they derived derivedfrom drlvefrom deny ed adfrom
from heaven Pope PopeMb Popen
Mb 31185 n X OAVANAOGH QAVNAOGHThe OAvANAUGIJThe
The value of example is inestimable inesUmble inesUmbleI Ic e <
How HO w true u Is
example better than >
pre precapt precept ps 6 ecopt
I copt No matter matt r how young oung we are arethere arethere a re rethere e
there arc persons who take us for Or models mod ds 1s
In something or other We need there thw > 6
fore to take heed to our words and ac actions actions s IC
tions for their sakes We are to he heamples eC eCamples x
amples not In one thing alone albno but In all allIt s J1
If there Is a flaw anywhere people will 111 11
bo more likely to think ot that than or ofour orour orour
our good qualities Hence we e shall al alwaYS 51try u
ways try to ydo our best The world orld Is a aquick ain aquick aquick
quick observer It Is sharp to detect In I Inconsistencies in
consistencies slow to forget them The Thetrue T hete he
true optimist has been been likened to an ana anagramyou ar ia iagramyou a
gram gramyou you ought to be able to reed him himup h 1m mmand
up and down every way When 11en persons personswish personswlih porno ns nswich
wish to know what an optimist Is like likethey likethey III ce e ethey
they may ma be pointed to us for the an anSWOT answot a n nswor
SWOT What It we e are poor specimens is s
Will not they think poorly of optimism n t 1
It IB Ii not merely what others will think thinkof thinkat thi nk nkof
of us that we should consider but what hat iat
they will think ot the cause we serve and andof andor a nd ndof
of the faith we profess Men Men and women womendo womendo woni LOU LOUdo
do not care for that
which yields
poor poorresults poorresults p or orresults
results We Ve should shouldtry try to live Ihr that peo peopie people p so sopio
pie will be led by us to make people peoplethink peo pie piethink
think only of our own goodness which whichafter whi h hafter
after all falls far short of perfection pertectlonWe perfecth n
We are not setting a good enough exam examplo exa nl nlpie
pie until we follow t tie e best example and andthllt a nd ndthat
that Is Jesus Christ We read In the I he
Bible that the enemies of the gospel took tookknowledge tc oh ohknowledge
knowledge of Peter and John that they ti icy
had been with Jesus
Do those whom we wemeet wemeet
meet think that of us It is as asoasy easy ef1S to tobe tobe
be a good ood example as a bad one if 1 we wefpUow weIiow
follow fpUow Iiow the perfect example ourselves oursehresHow ourselv es esIIow
How lofty such a standard But though thouEjhHe thou gb gbHe
He be the archetype archet pe of all goodness re ra
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NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS ENROLLED ENROLLED3inS
3inS J F VROOMAIf VROOMAIfQLAREXCE 1200 JlStli t3t 13th st nw n1T n1TOLAREIOE nwCLARCE
QLAREXCE P JOHNSON JOHNSONJOH
330 Delawareinvc Delownrei ave ne ner usVILLIAM
VILLIAM r ILLLlU Eo B JOHNSON
s 330 Delaware
r ave ne ne44S neJORjt
JOH 10111 A A OLASCV OLASCVE
445 It 1 st t nw DVI nwB
E Eo J BltEJN B WAl TAN TANMARY
1003 18th 1 th at s sl ne neARY neMARY
I MARY J ALMOND 1115 11l Rhode Island ave
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member He Is no shadowy shodo model Though Thoughthe Thoughthe
the Infinite Jehovah He was Vac 115 the Man ManChrist MrmChrist ManChrict
Christ J Jtsue sus We must mu t not overlook the theScriptural theScriptUral theScriptural
Scriptural obligation to walk In His toot lootsteps tootsteps
steps and Imbibe His spirit pkJt for If any anyman an anman
man havo not the spirit of Christ ho is isnone Isnono
none nono of His Not by mere nHlr moods not notby notby
by how I feel t el today or how howl I felt yester yesterday Y8terday ¬
day may I know whether I lam am Indeed Indeedfollowing Indeedto1owlng
following the peerless peerl ss example of my mySaviour mySavIour
Saviour and living liv1n the life of f God GOdS but butonly buton1J
only by knowing that God is using me meto meto
to help others No mood Is so bright brightthat brightthat
that It can do without that warrant ItIs It
Is good ood for us to think no grace or bless blessing bleasIng ¬
ing truly ours till we are ate aware that thatGoft thatGod
God has bl6feed bl ted somebody else with It Itthrough itthrou it
through throu h us It Is good to know knowthat that we wecar W6aI I
car aI ax be something for others that no one onecan oneoan
can be strong gentle pure I1ur pure and good goodwithout goodwithout
without some one being helped by the thevery thevpry I
very existence of that goodness and the theTvorld theor1d I Iworld
world or1d being better for It It
B B E ADKN5 ADKN5A ADK ADKA
A robe doesnt make a priest neither neitherfloea neitheraoes
does creeds oree make Christians Its the life lifewe 11 11we 1
we lead that counts Few are willing to toI tomake tc
I make the sacrifice that comsistont Chris Christian Christian ¬
tian living demands yet the Blessed BlessedMaster BlessedMuter I
Master requires us to do Nothing rlothln that He Hehas Hehu
has not already done the noblest exam example oxampie ¬
pie the world has h s s ever known a a life of ofselfdanlal of5eltdanlaJ 01
selfdanlal a heart beaming with love lovepity 106pity
pity restraint kind words ord and a d sympa sympathetic Impath ¬
thetic th tlo helpfulness This Is I the only ex example examPle ¬
ample that finds space in the heart of ofthe otUte 01 r
the true optimist The people who ho talk talktheir talktheir C
their virtues vIrtues are those who are living livingfarthest JIvingtarthest
farthest from them If we are living livingright livingrlsbtlt
right rlsbtlt It will speak for Itself The lily is isnot 11nOt It I
not loudvoiced proclaiming Its beauty beautyand beautyand boaut
and sweetness but its qualities are effec effectively etteeUvely ¬
tively t potential by mere existence Good Goodexample dexample Goo I
example e is an inspiration to walk In new newness newnON ¬
ness n ess of o life as a light on a high hill hillwhere hntwhere hi I
where w here all mankind may look and bo b IItte lifted liftedup IItt d dup I
up u p from a life of sin and vice By day y a asilent aslloht t
us
silent s ileht guide post to the wayfarer by bynight bynight b P
night n Ight the guiding star of hope and a bet better better ¬
ter or life We serve crve the world best not by byhighsounding byhighsounding b
highsounding h words hut by living a life lifeconsistent lifeconsistent 111 a
consistent c with the highest and noblest noblestMeals noltIdeals t
Meals i HBNSON B roOKS roOKSB lUO lUOBe
Bo B noble and the nobleness noblen S that lives UvesIn S
j In n other souls 5Oulltsleeplng sleeping but never dead deadwill deadill
will w ill rise in majesty to meet thine own nw nwR =
Remember R momb r that when you ou do or think thinka thini
a noble thing it not only benefits you but butscores bu bucores t
scores s of others Just Tu t as a ship in mid mldooean
ocean o cean lightly throws off o her waves into Intoth mt 0
tb the th t he tide of the great deep BO you OU may maybe mbe ms I Ie
be b e a bark of truth upon the ocean of oflite a awhose
life whose every kindly act must now nowgently owlentJy lloi
t gently g ently into the current of human life mtthereby I
t thereby t benefiting bGnefitln and enriching It it We Weonly Weonly W Wnly
only < o nly live over and It Is I for us to do dohat ci 0 0what
1 what hat good wo can the short ort time we are arehere arehere an 0 0ere
j here h ere to make the world a nobler and admore as 4 4nore
more S perfect place OLABINB HaNTBR HU BUITRLiving TB1t TB1tLIving
Living In the world Involves grave re responsiblllties responslblllUes reponelbifitles
j sponsiblllties s Not one of us was put puthere pa t tero
1 hero h ero for his own b benefit nent to live gotuohly 8o seUlshl I Iwith
with a ruthless disregard for the rights rlChtsand right rightnd a
and a nd the happiness of our fellows tellowsNo fellowsNo
No matter whore h lo our lives are east aastwhether
whether < we are of the highest or of the tbelowU6It th thowliest 5
lowliest l owliest of the richest or tbe poorest poorelt poorelteach poorestach
each e ach one of us has a power for good or orCar c r
for f or evil Each of us has the power pow to tomake tomake 1 0 0make
make or to mar the lives of others Each Sachman Eachinan Eac h
man inan or woman whether hether he would or not notfinds DOtand a t ht
finds l himself the center of a circle of otfellowbelnga c cellowbeings I
fellowbeings f upon whose lives lh he exerts uertsma 5 5thabe
maybe ma be unconsciously unconscJou Jy but none the lee lNiil lNiilImportantly Ie
Importantly i an influence JntlucmceI Inziuenceven
Even E ven n though we think ourselves inde Indepondent thd 5 5pendant
I
pendent in thought and action and repu 1
diate any will or Intention to influence Jn u8nce u8nceothers e eothers
others the power of example mplo it there thoreInevitably thor a
inevitably i shaping the destinies de t1ntes or man mankind maxkind
kind kindThe kindThe
The lesson of todays subject is that thateach thateach ths Lt Lteach
each one of us must realize the poorer of ofexample i If Ifexample
example We cannot afford atr rd to take the ther ti La Laresponsibility
responsibility r for the result of careless careiNSUIng carsli carsliliving
living Life consists of wheels within withinwheels withinwheels withi withiwheels
wheels Each man and each woman is isthe Satho isthe
the hub of some wheel To maintain the thenprmal tI o onprmal
nprmal balance balanc of existence wo should sho show Jd Jd1Itr1e Idstrive
strive with all our might to see that our ourexample ourexample ot ir irexample
example is for good and pure things thingsbl1Jty sta stablllty st L Lbility
blllty and right ight living livingThe v M M RBBVBS RDBV RDBVThe
The most powerful influence In this thisworld th is iswonId
world is example Its subtle subU irresistible frrC8btlblecharacter Ic Iccharacter
character attracts unconsciously To see leea ci e ea
a man start right ahead and accomplish accompUsha th tha
a a piece of work ork marks immediately the thesUPGrior ti IC ICsuperior
superior blng boIngNo bklngNo
No time is lost in dawdling and talking talkingThe talkin g gThe
The thing or task should be dons and andthat ax td tdthat
that is sufficient reason for doing it Itls it its
Is s a a worthy charity ch rlty to be undertaken undertakenThen undertakesThen
Then start it immediately It is half ac accomplished a C Ccomplished
complished by a good start startEvery startEvery
Every good deed a man performs and andevery as id
every honorable action leaves Its indeli indelibio Indallblf Ind asIt It
bio Impression and influences for the th bet better better be it
ter the lives lv l perhaps of countless people peopleAUTHOR peopleARTHUR peopi La
AUTHOR LENOX LBNDXA LZOXA
A man who lives right and Is right rightbas rigi it
has more more power po er In his his silence than an anothr anotbrr a 0 0otlwr
othr otbrr r has by his words Character is like lIk lIkbens III Ire
bells which hloh ring out sweet music and andwhl as d
whicli whl J when touched accidentally acc1d ntUy even evenresound eve n
resound resound with sweet music muslcPhlJl muslcPhlJlBrooks Philips p5 p5Brooks
Brooks BrooksHappiness
Happiness is reflective like the light of ofheayen
heaven and every countenance bright brightwIth brig ht htwith
with smiles glowing with innocent en enjoymont o 0
Joyment Is a a mirror transmitting ever evershIning eve r rshining
shining benevolence benevolenceIrvlng benevolenceIrvlngOne Irving
One example is worth worth a thousand argu argumentsGladstone arg ti tinentsGiadstone
mentsGladstone Mrs In M JEFFRIES TEPFRISThe p pThe
The following fo fsce lice ce of example was w wwritten aswritten as
written by that beautiful inspiration to a abetter abetter
better life tho late Philips Brooks BrookNo BrooksNo
No mar or woman of tho humblest humblestsort humble st atsort
sort can really be strong gentle pure pureand pus e eend
and good gOd without wihout the world being beng better betor betorfor bett er orfor
for it I without Ithout somebody being helped h help ftd adend ftdOf
and Jd comforted comf rtt by the very vcr existence eistence of ofthat ofthat
that goodness 1rYN HrEDYNHAiX HrEDYNHAiXEvery BVElY HAI HAIEvery BAI r rEvery
Every noble nobl life Ue leaves lc ves the fiber of it itInterwoven I itinterwoven
Interwoven Introven in the ta works orks of the the world worldBfuskin worldRuskin worldThiskiR
Bfuskin BfuskinThe Ruskin ThiskiRThe
The Th golden words that that good men and andwomen andwomen a 1j adwomen
women have uttered utAed the examples exnpJes they th BV evhflVQ BVa8
have have set Set live lle through thtugh all al time tme they th y pass passInto pas pasInt pa a8 s s sinto
Into Int the thoughts toughts and hearts hears of their theirsuccwsors theirSUccpCsors thi jr ira
succwsors SUccpCsors Nobility Nobltly of character chacter is isperpeuaI a aperpeiual aperp
perpeiual perp ual bequest living lving from age to age ageand agead a SQ geand
and ad constanty constantly tending to reproduce Its Itslike It Itslike
like There he is an a energy eer of moral moal sua suasion suas11r su a astar ¬
star in a a a good mans mns life le passing passin the theblithest thehll thehiitiiest
blithest hll hest of genius The silent beauty ben tY of ofholnesfi orbolnesR ofbolnes
holnesfi bolnes speaks more eloquently of God Godand G Godand
and duty dut than tha the tongues tonges of men and andangola at atangols anIangels
angola What Wat we saw is 1 transmitted transmited in inechoes tnechoe Inechoes
echoes echoe that will wi never cease What Wat we weare weare e eare
are Is influencing and acting actng on th rest restof restot restof
of mankind maklrd the whole universe tnlverse the themighty therlgbt themighty
mighty rlgbt company oompay looking and listening listeningand litening liteningnd listeningad
and nd all nature the te tablet let forever record recording recotdIng recording ¬
ing our words and deeds dees And nd let us usDear usbarn usmaria
Dear barn maria in mind that the record of our lives liveswritten lves lveswriten liveswritten
written upon the heartaof hearts of others
writen te bent oters can cannot cnnnot cannot
not be be Interlined IntcrJned How gladly glaly would ould we wereview wereview e ereview
review and write wrie a a kind word hero and andinsert andJnser andinsert
insert Jnser bright smiles smies and tender expres expressions cpres expresions ¬
sions 805 ions But alas ala I what is written witen admits admitsof admit admitsof
of no change And we need not look lookbackward lookbackward lookbackward
backward backward We live lv In the present preen all allpossibilities al allpobalbilities
possibilities VO 81b1Ues are ae before us and rnsur = i nv we weas weas e eaf
as af optimists optmist determine eterlne today to oo hold holdthe holdte holdthe
the te royal royal gifts clt of the te soul rou that tat lhpy t thy r shall sbal shallI
I
be tousle usic to some fragrance fr8ance to others othersand
and an d hopefully lifegiving Iteslving to 411 l u1 u1Mn
Mrs Ir L I B CHAMBERIm CHAlERLAI CHAlERLAIIn
In I n the year ear lS57 l1 the wife w1e of the te late latePresld
President Presld Pr esIdent nt Arthur Atur was ns an infant Ifnt in the theams
arms ams ar ms of a a nurse nure on board the big steam steamship
ship sh ip Central America America off ar Cape Hatteras
The Th e vessel ES l was sinking The fierce ferce storm strm strmot
of the night previous 1revlous had done its It work workel
well we el ll and an the seamen semen were ordered to tolower tolower
lower lo wer the lifeboats Ieboats that the many pas pa
sengers Ce ngers aboard might be aaved aved aved The The sea fea feahtd
had htd ha d become calm and nnd tlr th t sun was w iS a shin shinIng shinIng
Ing in g as the order was execute executealA < JrA A leu leutenant Iieu
tenant te nant In the United States Sttes navy nav was wa in incharge Incharge
charge ch arge of the vessel and under his direc direction dlr dlrtOn dirocn ¬
tion tOn tiO n were more than 200 20 seamen Whtn Whtnthe Whn Whnthe
the th e last of the lifeboats leboats had been low lowred
ered er red ed the seamen made a rush to secure securethem ecurethem
them th em but the lieutenant leutenant had ha been b n keenly keenlyon
on the alert aler for such a a result resul restilL haQ and with witha witha
a a cocked cock pistol presented he declared declare he hewould heoUld
would cv oUld kill kI the tlr8tm first man n that advanced advancedfarther ndvanaed ndvanaedtrer advancedrther
farther trer fa faan rther The Th mutiny mutiy was 18 frRS quickly quokl palmed palmedand pnlnodand a1mcd a1mcdd
and an d every ever man woman and child chid pas pa paI
sender geng se nger r on the tl snip sll was yis RS lowered into the tbeboat
I boats boat bo ats But ut befoo bela c the tt ta infant Inat mentioned mentionedtook menUonedabov mentionedov4
abov ab ov4 had be been n Bent sentdowfl down the lieutenant U6utenanttook
took to ok her fromthe from e nurses arms armsshe armsshe she was v3S v3Shis
his hi ss daughter daughteand daughterand and kissed her a a a tender tendergoodby tendergodby tenderb
goodby godby go odby When all al the passengers passenger were werein wereIn b
in the he small smal boats many many of them Jmpor Jmportuned importuned ¬
tuned tu ned the lieutenant leutenat to seek his own ownsafety ownsaty
safety saty sa fety with them but he scorned 8cornedth 8cornedthidea the theidea
idea idea Id es when his seamen aealen seapen must perish persh He Hethen Hethen Heen
then th en disappeared disppeared bliow blOw blOw for a a short shor time timebut time timet
but bu t soon ln returned returnd in the full ful uniform uniorm of oian ofan
an American Aericn naval officer otcer He took tookhh his hisstand hl hlstand
stand st and on the tht deck with 14fl his hisarma arms folded foldedwatched
watched w atched by b many of tose those on the life lifebotue le lebotf
botue botf bo st that were were ere floating tloatng out to t sea and andsafety andNoty anc I
safety safetyIn sa fety I IIn
Noty
In a short while wlle while the tle vessel vesel gave gve a great greatlurch gret
lurch luh lu rch which te tTe ie commander commnder knew waft waftits I
its Ito it S last lat whereupon wheeupon he raised rai ed his cap in inthe Inthe
the th e air as a if Z bowing to the th majesty of ofGod otGo 01
God Go G od who had seen fit ft to terminate his hiscareer hiscre I
career cre ca reer in this manner and ad he went down downwith do dowith I
with w ith more than 200 2 of his men me his cap capIn capIn
In the air his heart heat in his duty and his hJagrand hhad hisrand
grand g rand ad spirit spiri ready rady to start star on that roy voyage royge 0 0age ¬
age a ge eternal Gt nal which he no more feared t re than thandid an andid I
did di d Achilles Achles death deathWould deah deahVould
Would Vould you know the te name of this thisbrave thi I
b brave t tsh rae ravo naval officer ofcer1 It I is 1 on a a marble marbleshaft marba marbashaft I
el shaft sh aft over there the in Annapolis AnnapoiisWifliU William WilliamLewie S
I L Lewie ewis wl Herndon Hernconnd Hcrndonand and the ending of his hisgallant hisghlnt liii liiiallant I
g gallant ghlnt allant life Ue will i be an anJn annsptratlon lnspfratlon plaUon and an anexample aneample ax I
e example eample to the thethousaUls thcthousancls thousands of cadets who whowill whowi wh
iv will wi v ilI in the future look upon the shaft shaftand shat t
a and ad nd hear her his stOry attiryGEORGE 8t6r
GEORGE P BBRKDOS BBRKDOSThece BE DO DOThHG
These gems ges of r thought from the 1he weeks weeksreading weeksrodlng week 3
r reading rodlng < ae are passed pst on to ray nb fellow fellowoptimists felow felowoptlm
optimists optlm ° as they thO bear ber directly directy dlrectlytipon lipon pn the thetopic thetp th thof a
topic tp of the te day dayThis dayTit
This Tit from trm Robert Browning BrowningIf
If you YO only knew knew the light lightThat lgat lgatTha
That Tha your soul lul cots castp Os enst in my 1 sight sightHow sght sghtHow
How I look to you youFor youFor 0
For Fo the te good and true trueThe tre treThe
The beauteous beutes and ad the right rightAnd rlghtAn
And An from Browning Brownln this inspiring inspiringthought In rJng rJngthogt g
thought thoughtOthers thogt thogtOtvs t j
Others Otvs shall al take courage curage tp their heart heartand hear t
and a andhaad andhaadrom baud baudFrom d dFrm
I From Frm F rom thy hand had and thy ty heart he and thy thybrave th thbre V
brave bre cheer cheerAnd cheerAn
And An A M all allWe al alLWe Gods Gos grace gac fructify trety through the t to toall t b 0
We e find fin an a especial appeal to each one oneof oneof on 0
of ° f us in this tls little lte poem m from fom an un unknown unknwn ¬
known knwn k nown source sourceOivdojjot sourc soisreerObdopot
Oivdojjot Oh o ot deem d em thatsit tatJt matters matus mattersnot not notHw iot iotHow
How Hw you ou live le ltveyour your life If IfIt Sefi SefiIt 4l 4lt
I It t matters mtarmuh mibh to the te passing paMng crowd crowilThat cwd cwdTbt crowdThat
That Tbt you tn on ace ea go g to and an fro froFor troFo ireor
1 For Fo F or all that tha is I noble nble and high and good goodHas goo goo d dHas
Has an an Influence Infucnce on the te rest restAnd ret retA4 restnd
And A4 A nd the world is better beter for everyone everyoneWho cvc evexy one onew
Who w Is 1 living lvlns at his hi best bestEDITH bet
EDITH EIT V BBAt BRADT BRADTOur BRADTOur > T TOur
Our own characters chacter are e the truest tet ex examples e ¬
amples amplesWords a 1
Words Y ds are but Idle Ide messages messagesOur messes messesOur messagesOur
Our deeds deds must mus qount each cah day dayThe da3The
The better belte for our knowing knowingHis knowingHis knowingHis
His commandments comadmets to obey obeyIn obe obeIn obeyIn
In the mystery myste of all al creation creationThis ceaton ceatonThis creationThis
This This precept pr 6Pt 10 cood and true trueTo te teTo trueTo
To follow one great principle principleOur princlDlebur principleOur
Our minds he will m subdue subdueOur subdueOur subdueOur
Our characters well ell blended blendedIn blend blendedIn d dIn
In Justice ustee for the right rightWe rIghtWe rightWe
We picture In our gladness gladnessIts gladnenIts gadneSIts
Its precepts which is might mightTo mightTo
To follow as He teaches teachesOne teachesOno teachesOne
One purpose urp 5e to pursu pursueSeeing pursuSeeing pursuSeeing
Seeing the best In others othersWe othersWe othersWe
We will m follow all the tMtrue tMtruemL1A thQtrueE3IMABUGBa true trueEMMA
EMMA E3IMABUGBa HUGHES HUGHESShall HUGHESSbaU
Shall we be remembered Surely by byew a afew aleand
leand J few f ew and that remembrance we are mak making maktng c ¬
cf
ing i ng SUM of by the tenor the example of ofour ofour i iur f
our o ur lives Our actions our characters are arethe arethe ai re rexc
the t he Inscriptions we are making on the thehearts thehearts U xc
ULy
hearts h ennts of those thos who know us and may maysurvive may8urvlV6 mx mxurvive Ly
i survive s us We do not leavie the office officeto officeto ofIIi e eo
i to t o others oth rs we are doing it ourselves ourselvesOthers ourselvsOthors 5
Others < might overpraise falsify and de deceive deceive d delve C 5C ¬
ceive < c elve by what they the say of us but we weare weare v e
ec
t are a re telling the truth truthwill will our epitaphs be beread beread I c
j read r end with joy or pain The example exampleour of ofour ofour
our < lives Is unenviable Shall wo not notthen notthen rsc It Ithen
i then t hen show sho the tender grandeur of un unselfishness ui a altlsbnoss ¬
selfishness s < the endurance of constancy constancyCo constanc yp yp4elicate
i Co t delicate paths of pure 1re conceptions of oflifes otliras ofcc
j liras l ifes rlUUcsshalt realities shall we not try to make makeour mske9ur mai maiour cc
our 9ur world arId onld richer and happier with the thetoWness ti 10 10oftiness
j loftiness toWness l of selfabnegating love loveAlilB loveLLIf loveAXLIE
AlilB SHARPS BALeR BALCHGoto BALeRGoto B8LCUGoto
Goto the ant ant said the t worlds wisest wisestman wise et etman
man manDelve
Delve in the earth and learn whateer whateeryou whatoeryOU whate whateyou er
you can canNnlures canNatures
Natures greatest and smallest works worksteach won 5 5teach
teach wisdom wisdomBy wisdomBy
By example and nd have ave since time began beganDay beganDay
Day unto day da uttereth utter th speech and night nightUnto nightUnto nIg ht hthe
Unto night teaoheth knowledge by the thelight thelight ti tilight he
light lightwhich lightWhich
Which comes ome5 into our souls out of ofdarkness otdarknese ofdarkness
darkness darknessAnd darknesend darknessAnd
And nd gives to the patient eeker new newsight sic w wsight
sight sight1ttan sightMan
Man weak man must learn what nature natureImows natu re rea
a knows ImowsTls knowsTie
Tie by degrees his inspiration grows gro1iTeaching growsTeaching
Teaching and by example being beiri taught taughtFrom taugl t tplanets
From planets poise to springtimes open openIng openIng ope n nlug
Ing rose
And look you to the stars sUusto to thought thoughtthey thoughttheY thoughtthey
they send sendThe sendThe sendThe
The actual the possible the end endOf endOf endOf
Of all our effort on this earth and by byExample byE byExample
Example E ample give to souls souI a higher trend trendDo trendDo trendDo
Do your work well the work is worth worthits worthIts worthIts
its while whileAnd whiteAnd whileAnd
And the example coupled with a smile smileWill smileWill mUe mUeWUl
Will reach far down the nave of time timeand timeand timeand
and shine shineAround shineAround shineAround
Around the world to y tp the earth eartha farthest farthestl farthestIsle farthestIsle
l Isle J HORACE iioaic V BISBEBIt BISBEE BISBEEIt BISBEB BIBELIt
It is related of Voltaire Volt Jro that on one oneoccasion oneoccasion oneoccasion
occasion when he and his friends were weredining weredining weredinIng
dining together and some of the guests guestswere guestswere guestswere
were beginning to advocate their skep skeptical ep eptical ¬
tical and atheist views he said 8a1dWal 8a1dWalgentlemen Waltjf Waltjfgentlemen
gentlemen till the servants are aroout out of the theroom theroom theroom
room for r dont want them to be steal stealing stealing stealIng ¬
ing my silver or cutting C1tt1n ay throat at
ni night ght Paradoxical as It may seem he herealised hereallTed healled
re realised alled full well the power of example examplefor exampletor exampler
fo for r good or for evil evilTho evJTho evilThe
Tho celebrated Dr Johnson said Ex Example EXample BXple ¬
ar ample am ple is greater than precept To be beeffective beettectlve beective
f effective eff ective in the cause of spreading Gods GodsKingdom GOdsKingdom Godsingdom
K Kingdom ingdom on earth we must so act that thatour thatOur thatr
Ql our Ou r example will be a source of edifica edification edlncatlon ediflean ¬
tl tion tio n and inspiration to those with whom whomwe whom whomwe ivIome
W we e come In contact It Ignot I not necessary necessaryto neQe sary saryto
to be gifted in oratory or profound4n profound In the therealms therealms thealms
re realms alms of philosophy and theology to be bea ben betremendous
a tremendous factor in the cause of ofChristian ofChrlsUan Ofhristian
Christian C civilization The one great es essential easenUal ccntial ¬
sential se ntial requisite is that our o r lives be bellv bellvIng llv llvIng livag
Ing l ag examples of the faith f th within us usDo usDo USDo
Do I by my conduct lead other others to re respect respect reect ¬
J spect sp ect and obey the commandments of ofGod ofGod ofod
God G od Let this Interrogative sink de deep deeptoour p
lntoour Into in toour our hearts and tak take root and we wowill wewlU weill
will w ill leave behind us a monument of ofvirtue otvirtue ofrtue
virtue vi rtue that the storms of time can never neverdestroy nev neverstroy l ldestroy
destroy de stroy 5t If L JOSEPH RYAN RTANExample RYANExample RtMExample
Example Is a living law whoso sway swaymen 5W 5Wmen swayen
n men en more than all other written laws lawsobey htWI htWIobey lawsey
01 obey obeyThe obeyThe ob ey eyThe
The character the th counsels and exam exampic examIll exame
Ill pi e of our Washington Washingtonthey they will guide guideus guideUs guides
x us U s through the doubtr and difficulties difficultiesthat dltnculti66thit dlfflcultieaa1t
that thit th a1t beset us they will guide our chil children children clxiin ¬
dren dr n and our childrens children In the thepaths thepaths theaths
paths p aths of prosperity and peace while whileAmerica wbUaAmerIca whileier1ca
America A shall hold her place In the th tam famlly tamlIy faxny
lly Il of nations
y
j LEE LBENo LEENo
No man knows all things thl gc There is not notany notanyone
any anyone a siy one however wise he be be that may maynot maynot
not n ot learn something from you Apclles Apcllestook Apcl1estook
took to ok lessons from a cobbler We are all allnecessary 811necesia
necessary necesia n one to the other In the flna1 flna1analysis ftnal ftnalanalysis fin
analysis an alysis there th e is no distinction all men menare mlnare
are a re at lost of a sire Do not therefore thereforeae thereforebe
be b ae e disturbed by those evangelists of the thestrenuous thestrenuouS
strenuous st life who slap you on the backwith back backwith
with w ith the admonition to be somebody somebodyYou
You Y ou are already somebody if you are arefilling arefilling arelling
filling fi lling faithfully faithful your present pres nt task 1 H is isman Isman isan
man m an not God who ho ranks the rose above abovethe 2bcwthe
the t he dandelion dand llon
Mr Mn F L L j BARRDfGEE BARRDfGEEIf
If cfisracter building buildS were wholly from tramwithin
within w ithin there th r would ould be no need for setting settingan
an a n example but fortunately the forma tormatlon
tlon ti on of 0 character depends largely upon uponwhat
what w hat we e derive from the example of otothers
others othersThe o thers
The inner self lei of the thinking lndl individUal
vldual v idual can tell right from wrong orong without wIthoutmuch
much m uch difficulty dlffl uJt but there ther are thousands thousandsot
of o f people in n this world who have not had hadthe
the th e advantages of study of travel or of otuaoolatlcm
association a with those of culture and in IntelUg
telligence telUg t It is for these t ese countless countlessstruggling counUelfJItruggUng countlesstruggling
struggling s thousands that civilization civilizationmust ch111zatlonmust civilizationust
must m ust set an example and endeavor by
thla thl means to bring them forward Into Intobetter intoetter I
better b etter channels of endeavor nd Qor open pen to tothem tothem
them the ample page of knowledge and andawaken andWaken andwaken Ii Iithem
Waken a in them an appreciation of the thebenefits thebuc1lts theonents
benefits b onents of right living livingWho lIlngWho livingWho
Who Is better bett r equipped to set an exam example exampie examie ¬
pie p ie for good than the optimist optimistOptimism optimistOptimism optimistOptimism
Optimism is a state of o mind that is the theresult lhere8ttlt theesult
result r of ot a carious intent Int8 t and a desire to tofind tofind toind
find f out out the good things of life and pro proclaim procJaJm proiafm ¬
claim c them to ones neighbors neighborsThe RelShD neighborsThe rs rsThe
The enthusiasm o 01 the optimist te s con contagious contagious conagious ¬
tagious tagious t His example can not fall tanto tantoarouse to toarouse torouse
arouse a tho Interest loter of those who are arelaboring ar arlaboring areaboring
laboring l under the weight of sorrow and andmisfortune andmhiortune andmIsfortune
misfortune The optimist Is so In tune tonewith tunewIth tuneith
with w ith life that he sets all about him to tosinging tosinging toinging
singing singingSo singingSo s
So be an optimist and set 3 t a a example exampleIn ex cxanxpen mJle mJleht
In ht 1 n Igjappinese f apptnestS and helpfulness helptubu that tUe tUewhole UiehOlt it itwhole
whole hOlt world woeidwfll will tw glad to follow followBBLLB toUowB1LLB
t BBLLB a C SAUXDEBS SAUXDEBSA tWDEB umJmS umJmSA
A good example is better than a ser sermon sumono sermen ¬
mon A good example acts as a shining shininglight shininglight shiningight
l light to others There is always some someone semeon
one on o ne who ho looks to us so set a a good exam oxaxapla GXan1pI
pI p pla ie Example la better than a precept preoaptWhen precoptVhen
When you obey obe your superior you in instruct Insiruet intret ¬
struct siruet s your Inferior None preaches preach bet better better betSi ¬
ter t i ikfen the ant and she says a s nothing nothingTh I
The Th good g od you do will 111 act as a beacon eaoon eaoonto I j jto
to t o others othersSet othoret
Set et t a good example and make light lightshine IIshtshine lighthina I
shine c out of darkness darknessNo darknessNo darknessNo
No ago hath been since 81n e nature natureftrst first be began be be811n began ¬
gan ganTo 811nToWQdc ganTo
To ToWQdc wock worc Joves wonders but hath left leftbehind loftbd1nd lof t tbthind
behind behindTSorne bd1ndS bthindome
TSorne S ome me deeds eeps of praise for mirrors unto untoman untomanr unt
man manWhich manr manrWhich manWhich
Which more 11Or than thrjsatful th eattul laws 1aws have havemen bavem1n ban banmen
men lnoltn inclined inclinedtto d dlJo
i tto thread the paths of praise excites the themnd themind thi thimind
mind mndMinors mindMinors mindMions
Minors tie thoughts thou hts to virtues due duerespects duere du S Srespects
respects respectsExample re respectsExample iects iectsExample
Example hastens deeds to good effects effectsAnon eflectsAnon effects4non
Anon AnonTdLUAM AnonmLLIur 4non 4nonWILLLtM
TdLUAM E JOHKSON JOHKSONWhen JOB JOBNSOWhen SON SON1l
When 1l n I take an imaginary view Iew of the thescope thescope thi B BScope
scope and Importance of the h power In Invested Inesfed invested ¬
vested esfed In mankind for the dissemination disseminationof x xof
of good or evil for the elevating or de degrading de degrading dograding ¬
grading of one or the other and measure measureand me sure sureand e efind
and weigh them carefully I find that thatexample thatetample tha t texample
example Is more powerful than precept preceptand preeeptand preceptand
and a retrospective glance over nearly near y r
6000 years ears of the worlds w rlds history will be besufficiently beSUfficiently b 0 0sufficiently >
sufficiently convincing to prove to the thethoughtful thethoughtful th C Cthoughtful
thoughtful mind that the lives of the thegreat thegr th C Cgrat i
great gr at men of the past by and through throughtheir throughtheir ix ixtheir i
their wonderful deeds and accomplish accomplishments accompllBhments accomplishmonte ¬
ments stand out as preeminently as the theeverlasting theeerlaJ5t1n tb a aLI 5
everlasting eerlaJ5t1n hills as an example to all allposterity aUposterity aI aIposterity 1
posterity while their precepts such aa aamandates tL9mandates a 3 3mandates 3
mandates issued laws advocated princi principles principles pnincipies ¬
ples discussed commands given have not notbeen notbeen no t tI t
been considered more than of a tempo temporary ternorary temporary I ¬
rary chartcter Then precept being less lesspotent lox lespotent loxpotent z
potent and of shorter duration may be belikened beUkened b e elikened 8
likened unto the morning dew In com comparison comparison cornpanleon ¬
parison to the day It slumbers on the theopening theopening th e eopening a
opening rosebud until the rising sun sungently 8im 8imgently an a agently i
gently awakes It with with a tender kiss and andthen andthen an d dp 1
then it robes and steals away wa Into ob oblivion oblivion ohiivion p ¬
livion livionThe livionThe iivionThe
The child follows the example of the theparent theparent th e Cparent
parent the student imitates the example exampleset exanlpJoset eset e
set by b the teacher older people are eager eagerto cage ager agerto r rto
to be like their superiors in dress In Inhabits Inhabits I n
habits In character in power because becausethey becausethey na e
they all crave crV and yearn to be like that thaideal thatideal theIdeal Lt
ideal life typified In the star of exemplifi exemplification oxempllnca I Ication l ¬
cation cationThat ca cationThat tlon tlonThat
That life exemplified in deeds deedsNo deedsNo deedsNo
No matter what may be the name nameWlill nameWUU nameWIiIl
Wlill be a star through Ulrough years ye rs to come comeTo comeTo comaTo
To guide some one to do the same sameVICTOR sameVIOTOR samevmroa
VICTOR P r HAMMER HA D1ER
Our Lord Jesus Christ has satd to us usLearn usLearn usLearn
Learn of Me because b ause I am meek and andhumble andhttmbl andhumble
humble of heart He has repeated to us ustime ustime ustime
time and time again Follow Me As I Ihave Ihave
have hae done done so do ye also all = o His life as asroan asman asman
man upon eartb is the greatest incentive incentiveto
to virtue Irtue and good living that can be put putbefore putbefore putbefore
before the childs mind To the child It Itmeans Itmeans Itmeans
means that God has come to man to tell tellUB tellus tellus
UB us that He loves us with Infinite love lovethat loethat lovethat
that He has shown shown us how to live and andthat andthat andthat
that in all our efforts and nd desires Christ Christwill Christwm Christwill
will be with us to help and guide If we webelieve W6believe webelieve
believe in telling children the story of ofgreat ofgreat ofgreat
great heroes and leaders how much muchmore muchmore muchmore
more ought we to try tr to bring home to tothem tothem tothem
them In their very earliest years and andaf andutterward andafterward
af utterward afterward tervvard the thestory story of the life of Jesus JesusChrist 1esuChrist esu esuChrist
Christ and to show that Ins life is the thelife thelife
life we should Imitate The Th story will willthen willthen willthen
then take on the glory of a living exam example exampie exampie ¬
pie It will not only lead the way WI1 but
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Example Thou shouldst ah ahC uldt ldst be the best of guides through t rough lifes Ufe Tfon Tfonderful won wondenlu n nderful
derful valley valleyExamples vahey vaheyExamples Shc ShcExan1pJes
Examples bright and witty wtt scintillations will fix many Afl7 a precept preceptand prece preceand C Cand
and establish many maD a fact factExample factExazuple factExample
Example seizes ones thoughts tllouht and sympathies as only oal startling
truths trut presented with lth direct earnestness can do doThe doThe doThe
The adoption of examples sentiments will wholly holl change the atmos atmosphere atmosphere atthoephere ¬
phere In many a home to what hat it ought to be be and bring about constant constantsunshIne contantauua1ilnc conztantsunshine
sunshIne and bliss where too often of ton dwell sorrow and misery miseryBxnmple mJaeZTExamp1e miseryExample
Example follows fol1o us tangles about our feet feet ana ofttlmes lttlme trips trip us up upExample upExample upExample
Example should baUd his hi life Into a palace IB which love 10 dwells dwellsand dwe11aal1d dwellsand
and on which the sun can shine shineExample shineExample klneExample
Example takes take no unimportant step tep viewed fa the light of eternity eternityBxample etemlt etemltEhample eternityEliample
Bxample teaches not only the true true dignity of parentage but of ofchildhood Ofchl1dh ofchlldhooL
childhood childhoodBxample chl1dh chlldhooLExample od odxample
Example adds to the virtue Irtue and vitality of the world worldBxample worldExnmple worldExample
Example IK a song OnJ of lyric sweetness Weetncs which catches the attention attentionI atteDtloDaud attentionand
and make makes the aon song sing itself ocr and I over afterward In the leuicui leuicuibcrlng rernembering em embcrlng
bcrlng brain brainBxample brainxnmple brainlxnmple
Bxample then art full of wise and useful suggestions Put in an anexceedingly anexc anexceedingly
exc exceedingly ec1IDI felicitous way iray thou bDII has the sweetness and bloom of lifes lifesmorning illetamornlug lifesmorning
morning with vEh ICh the t InNlght insight and J d practicability l1ra tloablllt of Ha midday middayExample mIddayExample middayExample
Example get gets up early for it has much to do each eRc day dayBxample da daXnJDple
Example XnJDple is the building of n city citytnday today ten houses tomorrow a ahundred ahundred ahundred
hundred not a man utandlng still till no empty hands handlSl every mans picking up upsomething uplIomchl upsomefhing
something lIomchl g and all the while while clink cUnk clink the stroke of a million ham hammers hammerll bansmtrs ¬
mers ALLIE SHARPS BALOH
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will w ill give the power to follow Personal Penonaldeotlon
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devotion d enthtwlMm real 1 Ckrtstian gerv gervice aerylee
ice ic e In toe M common duties of life will cake iakeroot 3ec
root ro ot grow and blossom In 1 the childs e s smind
mind m ind through these Ulwtrattonc of the tbaactual
actual a ctual Ute of Christ TM TAR picture of a alIv1ng
living li ving example that is all powerful in its U Uattracttftft6s
attractiveness a will draw the heart and andarouse
arouse a rouse the stul sits I and make the child a par 1tonal
tonal so nal faithful foltewervof t io11owerof lloft1ot Jesus Cbriet Cbrletthe
the th e greatest example of perfect Hviag Jt1ageer
ever e ver placed before the world worldK worldIL
U K AGKBS DC DaExample DETh X
Example is the school of mankind and andthey aathey
they t hey will learn l rn at no other Every awn awnfeels JMnteels
feels f instinctively Inst1aoUv tk that t all tbe besartlful besartlfulsentiments lteartUedsenUments beVWUIentiments
e sentiments in Iuse the world weigh Iw sss M than thansingle a asingle s
s single lovely lovely exiuapltf Cxampl < Things done dqno well welland weUand I
a and a nd with a care exempt themselves Utem tv from fromfear fromtear tressear
f fear ear things done 4 e without ftxampte xampl le in intheir Intheir
t their th eir issue are to to be feared Our grand grandbusiness gnn4bualnOM gramiusiness I
t business b undoubtedly II not to see e what whatlies wJlatH
I lies H es S dimly at a adlctanse distance but to d do what whales bat
i H lies li es closely at hand Rightness expresses expressesof expres I If
o of f actions what stralghtaesc does of oflines ofJInes 01nes
11 lines li nes and there can no more be two kinds kindsof ktAdaot I
e of o f right action than there can b bl two twokinds twokinds twainds
j kinds k inds of straight lines ttaesIn
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In a heaven of my myiaktig myiaktigi making makingI
I i am living every day dayI de7I deyI
I delight to vAdartakte vAdartakteTo uadOltakIag uadOltakIagTo
To walk 8lk m tk tM narrow JIMTOWTbouS way wayThough wa
Though the pathway w Is to trouble troubleTheres troitbieThers wWe wWeT1Ieres
Theres a ablessing hleastft In oaeh car carIf CUe cane caneIf
If we only burst bQrsttJIe bQrsttJIend the bubble bubbleAnd biabbloAnd
And nd of oCblakertag bfeksrhtg beware bewareLite bewareLICe bewareThfe
LICe 16 te traiy tr what ate uattke ke fc fctad It ItK1 kIjole
tad K1 I Ijole join In theH4t5 the btftcf btftcfAs etHAs
HAs As yo yes find the world just take it itIf ItIt it itIf
If you wish l b te banish grief griefHence to toHaoce
1 1Hence
Hence my heart can not be aching aebID H
While irurroumUd IAICIOU td aU the tin tinBy Urns UIMEy UrnsBy
By a a heaves 11 of my making JD Jdag
Bringing me a peace sublime sublimeCHARLJES 1lUbUmeCKAItLU sublimecBARLZ8
CHARLJES AU Ara AT4aawi Wr BRSWTOX BRSWTOXI
I stared at the word OKttinUur efTi for forperhaps torperppS fo r rerhp
perhaps p erhp a fun minute and th uw a afonrly afonrlyconneeted 3I1ow17COIUIectGd r roneected
conneeted c cl It with example LOU pronounc pronouncing souso sousoag OUK OUKIng ¬
ing l ag the two together over said aadapUnlam over overoptlwlsm
optlwlsm and example optImJamand oodmhunand oodmhun SpilinIsanxunpie
and ecaropie pIe I wes soaking Mek an in inspirstlon mplratteR hipiratlon
spirstlon s and bad not long 10000to to wait LIke Ltkftthe LIkethe IA a ahe
the t he whitecapped waves wav of the ocean oceanrolling oceanroll1ngm I Iolling
rolling roll1ngm r in over the sands with an easy easyquiet MaYquiet easyet
quiet et and yet overwhelming irresisttble irresisttblewess trr trrfMlSthe Irreditiblenoes
wess fMlSthe the coveted thought tlaoQ t post P1d sued my i I Irain r
brain b rain and strange to sy the desired desiredconnection deRredCOIlDection ci cionnection 1
connection c of optimism Qa and example examplelay exampleay
lay l ay dormant within the four walk of my myown m I Iown
own Mttle home homeI
I thought of the sad morning about five fiveweeks IVeweeks liv 0 0weeks
weeks before when the doctor announced J1DOaDCtclthat S Sthat
that little Elsie El e was stricken with th thdread the thedcead 0 0dread
dread malady now prevalent among cbU cbUdron chl1drenlnCantt1e 1 1dreninfantfle
dron drenlnCantt1e infantile paralysis paraj I shall never neverforget Deverforgot aeve I Iorget f
forget f orget the tbehrtreJd heartrending sob that escaped escapedthe escape d dthe 1
the lips or my wife the passive unemo unemotional nemo nemotional I Itonal ¬
tional face of c th the doctor and my own owninsane ownInSflne ow a ansane
insane i nsane desire to substitute myself in inplace I a apisee
place p oeof of the beautiful little girl lying lyingthere 1y1act1t lyle C
there t1t < e on the bed I shall always re remember re re
member the efxnprjssod lips and clenched clenchedbands clenchedJIands S Shands i
bands her only evidence of ps4n No Noone N 0 0Oase B
one spoke spokePresently spokePreeently spokePresently
Presently the overhanging overhaDgi gloom of the theroom th throom s 0room
room was broken by a brilliant golden goldensmile gokMosmile gold H Hsmile B
smile overspreading the dolllike features featuresof tMtw featureof l lof c
of little Elsie We always called her herlittle herUttlo he helittle f
little Elsie E le from her cradle days but why wit y
I i do not know The little smiling smiting face faceglowed aceg10wed inc e 0glowed
glowed as cheerfully as the firefly at atnight atnight s itnight it
night and the tactful
doctor deeming deomizi g 5
the time expedient gave his final mas massaging massaging s
saging directions and left us u alone He Hehad Hehad B re rehad c
had seen many man cases of the same char character chAraoter 5 5acter ¬
acter In the past few ew weeks weekscases eokscaa cases where wlMrethe whss 6 5the
the victims v1ctIm could not move aa arm a aleg aleg
leg or both but this was the first in instance Instance is 5 5stance
stance coming comln under his care In which wh4c htch htchthe h lxthe
the little sufferer dferer had lost her speech speechas spree h i ias
as well as the control of her limbs It Itwas Itwas t ttt
was his business bus1n to appear cheerful Iptt Ipttin li tt itin
in this case as I have learned since he hewas I ie iewas e
was not sincerely hopeful hopefulAs hopefulAs hopefulA
As A usual the days dandragged dragged on I had haclstarted ha dstarted d
started to say the weary days s dragged draggedon d idOn
on but they were not weary days A Amarvelous Anu Amarvelous A
marvelous nu nelous change had taken place Lit LittIe Li t ttie t
tie Elsies childish intuition soon discov discovered disco discoered
ered that the sickness caused her mother moth6lto axothi in into ur
to be sad and she also lso discovered that thatwhen Ulatwben thi it itwhen it
when her own little face lighted up with withsmiles wltllsmiles wil h hsmiles a
smiles the cheerfulness was reflected In Inthe Inthe
the mothers tired visage This little bit bitof it itof it
of child reasoning accounted far the mar mar1us ma r rtlous r
velous tlous 1us change Little Elsie smiled con cont1nu cot Ii Iitinuafty i
tlnually t1nu I1Y emanating GIToanatln chaorfulnessg cheGrfuln Her Hermother Hi T r rmother
mother seeming to discern somelvJne somelvJnepromise 80meWWvlnepromlso some nit xc xcpromise ie
promise of assistance in the childs beau bMutltul be 5 5tiful i
tiful smiles looked upon the situation in ina Ina InLr in
a brighter light < and worked even harder harderIf bardeif Lr
If that that were possible in administering the ti ie e
n ge treatment b AtmeDt L I with Jth a a mans mansutpaj mansat manssual
utpaj u sual ignorance lliOr fle of sickness kIIM8 watched t tdted only onlytho onbttt onlybe
t tho ttt be actions of my m wife wSt and trostedevery trostedeverythtag tntst trtthtedeveryhing d ever everthlag
t thtag to her As a result ffisies Isios smile smilebecame amIIebeeame1atecttoue smileeeaxaelnfectosss
I became beeame1atecttoue b eeaxaelnfectosss infectious extending to my mywHee mywHeetlleace wife wifethonca wifehence
t hence to myself and finally to the sym sympathetic 11t1pttthcUc symathetic ¬
I pathetic p athetic neighbors No longer > dld we wePM wePNtJ weam
I PM PNtJ p am about a 4 Ut the house with 1th long loDgraees faces no nolonger noager iteonger
1 longer onger ager did we W speak in subdued tones tonesno tonesDe toneso
x no n o longer n er was the sole topic of conversa conversation 08nV cH cHtMo csa csabis ¬
t tion sickness and death Our minds mindsturned mindsurned I IturDM
t turned t to brighter subjects Joke and andpens andP1U anduns
I pens p psi uns were exchanged There was coca occasional 0C4mtilODII cocaosal ¬
sional si osal music and laughter We bad un unconsciously lIACOD8dou81y unrnaaaclously ¬
consciously e fallen under the spell of ofElsies ofElsles oft51ei
Elsies E t51ei optimistic o optlnil tlc smile smileOne amUeOne smileOne
One evening just about three t weeks weeksafter weeksalter weeksfter
after a fter the auk when btn my wife had Just Justfinished just1bdabeci justatched
finished l rubbing the childs tbIJd limbs and andthroat aMthroat andthroat
throat with Vlcohol we were astounded astoundedto astoundedoccsEIalemevsherleftfootbackand
to t occsEIalemevsherleftfootbackand occsEIalemevsherleftfootbackandThe see Elsie move her left foot back and andforth andforth
forth The movement IDOTtl ent was barely per perceptible perceptible pereptibie ¬
ceptible c but our esrerwatcbJn erwatc ln eye eyewere esrewere eyes eyeswere <
were not mistaken She repealed l peAted the themovement 9 9movement Jmovement
movement and I I glanced quickly into her herblue berblue s sblue
blue eyes as she lay stretched act actrfmong autnol1S mitmong
rfmong a mong the th thee pillows I shall always a1 a s re remember remembe remember ¬
member that look Supreme Joy un unearthly UDouthlj nnesrUdy ¬
earthly happiness and hope < were there thereand t thereand re reaJNt
and crowning it an the old familiar familiaroptimistic faallaropttmIIKteue familiaroptimistic
optimistic opttmIIKteue smile le I dropped to my m rayknees raykneesbeside knees kneesbeside kneesbellde
beside my wife and together tog tler we we mur murmured murmw64 menmuted ¬
muted our prayers of thankfutaese thankutA H All Allthat AllUuLt AMhat
that t was needed was s te 1be doctors dOetMs cor corroboradon CQroberadon cccroboradon
roboradon of the eOned1t615 correcaiesc of our spin spinon pin pinion plnloA ¬
ion I on I set out immediately 1JIlDedtatelyrOC for ate boone hetteeTea lwiMMeY booneTel
Tea Y GL repeated die physician a a abaif half bal hour hourlater D6urlat hOerInter
later lat that movement of the foot signifies signifiesthat 8isnlAest Mgnttsthat
that the massage treatment has been beensuccessful beeasaeeeesl1ll beensuccessful
successful mad nd from MOW on c she will willcontinue willtInue
continue tInue to sate control of her limbs and andthroat andthrat andUwest
throat muscles I congratulate you alL alLand aILaacl all alllad
and especially y the child for f x the splendid splendidracimtr apleodtd1a splendidinanuar
racimtr In which she baa tI undergone the thepaIa thepein i ipain
pain I i think I may truthfully say that thatif thatIt thatU
if EWe had been atkwed Uowedjo o mope and andworry aDdWOn7 andworry
worry she a e could never havl ha haP been seen cured curedThe CllredThe curedThe
The llttl Utile strength atr remaining would have havebeen havebeen TO TObeea
been wasted It was toe spltmUdly spl adldly y op optimtoSc optImIsic
timtoSc spirit of nerVvircAro ber herIrnrireanKnt VrM Mnt nt that thctpun tl1tIIant thather
pun IIant her through throughWe tbrCMigbWe4k1at throUghWe
We We4k1at 4M not tU the tb good sociftc then thenbut tAcat theavlfe
but t my wKe awl ia I realised that BMes BMessmile 11IIcsc Ids IdsalIe
smile c hod Ii sot for t us the proper iror example examplethus eXmaletit examplethus
I thus tit Insuring a ptsasaat lit environment esvknnrnentIIULPXEKY Y eA eAf
1 f BUXFHSBY S HOWBLLIt HOWBLL HOWBLLIt
It has been aeon wisely stated that one ex example exIII oxample
ample III to bettor than ten precept procOpta Note Notethe NGtethe Notethe
the vmhie Y of a a teachers example The Thepupil The1NPII Tb Tbpush
pupil te Ms mirror The world wur1 demands eieiaa eieiaaOOtt demandsbetter
better OOtt example of f the th teacher today
than ever vsc before To him h1at1 Is igIvea given lv R the thesacred thencred thesacred
sacred trust of infantile rotate to be hetrained betratneti betrained
trained which must in the future rule the tfeewprid tGeHe thewpdi
wprid He creates ant the power to think thinkdevelops tklaki tklakidevelops thinkdovelopa
develops the mind The teacher toachersaust must as assert asaNt assort
aNt himself WmHIcothroOgh through heart Actions actions He Hemust HeDI1IIIt Eebarber
must barber no thought greater than thanthat tbant thanthat
that he he as a a moral factor must have haveiewertag havetowering
towering Ideal Id lofty aspiration a bun fOtlndatloR bunn
datJon well n and wisely laid Jald with dee re regrd resed regard
grd and truly enlightened ubht e piety It is issaid isW Issaid
said W The he is best teacher who is able a e to toreproduce toreproduce
I reproduce himself In his pupIL If this thisbo
be true then the teacher should be in all aUhlCh t thlfh Jhigh
high moral attainments all that is desired desl11n desiredin
j
In the pupil He exercises a power and and1D aMinfluence
influence 1D ueace over his pupil that often sur surposses sc scPMie sniP55565
posses that of the parent inferniing In forming and anddetermining anddetermIning
determining the character of the pupil pupilla pupilIn
In many oases oas the teacher tcaC or even CR stands sttIQbetween steadabetween
between the pupil and parents his word wordexample wordexample
t
example precept are more potent To Totbt Touat
that divine proverb Like people P 1e Mke Hk HkprIest ke kepriest
priest may be added Like teacher like likepupiL likepupiL
pupIL It te written 1rlU In tbeBeok 1116 Beok that tJtatfet thatWhatsoever
Whatsoever fet a a man 1M eoweUt sow Ut that shall shaltbe u ube
be also reap and this is no noleaI less lea true in Inpecleeocy Inthait
pedacogy than in agriculture agricultureFor it itFor JFoe
For sc the light not only serves to tothOw to2ow
show 2ow hut t renders r y i mutually profitable profitableso
so our lives ta n acjs ads exemplary not only onlywin onlywin onlywIn
win ourselves good names but do to tooUters toothers
others give matter for virtuous deeds by bywllieh bywhich
which we live LAURA V ALLEN AL ALLet LL LLLet
L Let t us not not therefore judge one an another another
other any more but judge i is s ratherthat rather ratherthat ratherthat
that no man JP put a stumbling stUmbn g block b1 ck or oran oran
an occasion o to tofaH fall in his brothers way w wROIL way wayRoss
ROIL xlvJIS xlv xlvThem < iTheni
Them that were fere entering in ye Ma lQderodLuita bIndoredLuke
dered derodLuita Luke xl xlMy xlNy ci ciMy
My mind was w s ruffled with small cares carestoday carestody
today todayAnd todyAnd
And I said pettish words and did not notkeep notkeep
keep keepLongsutr6ltng keepLongsuttenlng
Longsuffering patience well well and now nowbof nowbo1 i
bo bof > deep deepMy deepMy
My trouble for this sin In vain I weep weepFor weepPer
For foolish words Ords I never can unsay UDSPyA unsayA
A Vexation arises arl and our expressions expressionsie cxpre331oot
of impatience hinder others from taking takingi
It patiently p Disappointment ailment am Rt or oreven oreven
even weather depresses eprHSo us and our look 100kContinued lookContinued
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