Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-12-31
w. c. T. u. COLUMN.


England, Queensland, Canada, Tasma-
mia, Hawaii, Victoria, New Zealand,
South Australia, CeylOn. Sweden, Tur-
key, New South Wales, Japan, Siam,
Straits Settlement, Burmah, India.
Cape Colony, Mexico, Chill, Denmark,
Mauriteas, Madagascar, Jamaica, Nor
way. Natal, Orange Tree State. Sierra
Leon, Asia Minor, Corea, Bermuda.
Round the world W. G. T. U. mis-
sionaries: Mary Clement Leavitt, Miss
Jennie Alderman, Mrs. Elijah Whee-
Ter Andrew, evangelist, and DR.. Kate
Bushnell, who is also soon to start on
a tour around the world. Organizers
are the five general officers of the Ma
tional w. c. 7. U. and Mrs. Gray of
Norway and Madame Anderson of
Sweden.
Mrs. Addie Chisholm, president of
Ontario w. G. T. u, is one of the
ablest women in the temperance ranks.
She edits the Woman's Journal, Cana.
da's W. c. L. u. official orgyn. Cana.
da women take advanced positions. In
Toronto a temperance mayor was cleo.
ted by LOO majority, owing to the
votes of the women and the working
men,
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union is great home and for
eign missionary society.-MRs. H. A.
HOBART.
If for no other reason than the ed
ucational benefit to be derived from
the study of w. C. T. U. lines of work
women throughout the land would do
well to have a share in this glorious
work for God and humanity,
All down through the ages the voice
of heredity has ever called for purity
of life in the individual and In the
family. The present generation is the
one to improve the type of humanity
and produce higher type for a future
generation. 1t is the duty of the pre-
sent to the future, and in the power
of present to the future, to so live as
to become
"Cast in diviner mould
And let the new cycle shame the DID,"
DR.. Geneyieye Tucker, Mortified,
Mimi, is superintendent of the W. C,
T. U. department of hygiene and her,
edity.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Uunion echoes most emphatical-
ly the sentiment demanding from cap
ital such equivalent for labor employ.
ed that every man shall be enabled to
have home and something more than
the bare necessaries of life, 1t pro.
tests against child labor, against the
reduction of wages to the point of
starvation, against the arrogance of
corporations in the oppression of the
individual,==ARs. ANNA NJ. STEELE,
Supt. Dept. of Relation of Temper.
ance to Labor.
The w. c. L. U. of Negumbe, South
Africa, have sent many things to Chi.
eago to be sold for the benefit of the
temperance temple in Chicago, now In
process of building. African dolls.
necklaces and belts made of beads,
grass Zulu strainers, made of grass,
cornucopia shape, and many other ar
ticles.
Drink, then, the draught of peace that
giyeth calm
The rest of weary souls. the strength of |
hearts
That bear and break not. So shall thou |
have balm
For all thy wounds, for wounds must
ever be
Until we walk upright in deed and soul
No more to fall. Teach us, O Lord, thy
ways,
Our blind and hating judgments make
Thou whole
With inflow of Thy spirit Eyermore
All reason, all sensation, flushed and free,
ALI care that cramps, drowned out with
in the tide
Of faith snd trust for good that yet shall
be,
That is, with the eternal years in Thee |
AURILLA FURBER.