Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22
ro,ole, neiwecn Deity and self
IT, Louis. Missouri
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,r1 ahov, 900 such bidding came
I'm small voice whispering In my
..,.rtIrr 1ut the Tine % duty when
n.' ,.,8 away from an that was near
IA dear tl mc on earth
ppy pointed away from nll these AZ
..,...sr. Of my dear. ola mountain
-. AID demanded sacrifice at my
20 anil win what might seem cruel
~. ysf.Ius nrmncas would listen 10
..,,,,,,n.... but Insisted on enforce
49, t.rsnds against al the plead
-.,t 1.a-s arniug: an the plcndlnEn
,,..t emotion. Thus the voice n de-
,g,s siI.nsad. and duty's commands
shaved. AMI now I am made to ieel
"a. never before the truth In the fol-
lowing
.y.,.,.ty whom long I dreamed my
Thou cold unfmlIns hard visased
dame, -.
Thou vert my p.f r''hh p,Sohu IT,
preach 0r blame.
aNy b.s, achievements and the falreFt
of my Winged fancy were inspired by
IN, s.S-n voice stirred me to the noun
THY impoHunlnrs babe me do and be.
"nut f.r Thy braih, the spark Of llv-
iHE Ore
wfh.n me might have smonldcrcd
0ui ut length.
but f1r my lash which would not let
tnty,r should have measured my own
strength.
"nu fr thy Outlines mcrcilcss COM
up1a my NE which nervei me pax
iBssr would have dug deep in my
fuul
Ani found the mine OF treasure hid
iau there"
have diacovorcd that within me
ih.~ areas % were. two persons. g. o..
] aHi myself Perhaps some ~ my
pupils remember reading the story Of
sTh Fowl on the Larlcr Shelf" where
h. dos "a made 90 say u ala not take
E n.. Z. but that naughty myself.
when was not looking. stole up 10 the
M.f" IhIH. who remember reading
uH NI know li once what moan.
When. FHr there SENS 90 hr con-
N.N N..N m NNHN ANN AN"NNff 2 NIM MIH
uHyf found 0n The i'd ~ duty. and
h.rr Dc mt rtmind III boys and girls
shat duty IH always on thn right Side
'he tnfda side. How many have heard
bfUih.r 0Old1rd sing who's on the
1aTis side" sic, Duty Il always on
tho L1fiH ia. hut that naughty myself
often Heila W 10 ihc shelf and takes
tlti with desire. and Homiin.a hy such
a. alliance duty and I are overcome
AMI made tu we'd 90 the wlaheH OF
d..r. tnl mynsf
10 ODE caa' of my leaving home ami
uN ihIf Wlsnflr aud dear 90 me. there
W. llsi such q cnnnlc Duty and I
tiIl in, i.r GOD who calls you there"
b 'r lnd ma0 u said. You hid better
sil' 100 bone Ind euioy yourself. look
nov much money you can earn In two
on inN l.lrH Think how comfortably
i'l n i've 40 home. and how many
lf. 1'F' lnd lndlmltiya you would
LiiH o. endure nut loo thH mission nrIdi
lHhA now much iima and money u Will
you which time and means YOU
Portable home"
Ia.n duty rmlnisd me of the promise
,I Nuf savior wherein iir says, III ynu
NV t..h hr7i The kingdom ~ God an
W''n Nih.f comforts ana TEMPORAL nee.
tN'.s shall be added In such rich
a'lHllf ihnt We shall not have
200 90 contain o. yea. more. much
more ". hfa promised eternal ne.
~ arl happiness beyond our power
.maF.n'. o. endure throughout the
,i','' asses M eternity. 20 All who VIII
l.l obedience 90 his laws. what
Vh Dc pfuni though man gain tho
r world ana lose his own shulY"
NhHt Al. ihe transient passing pleas
Woo nf lhlH IIfe-t few brief moments
mlfgi with the true aud lasting
ana happiness ihroughom eternal
mus The conflict went on until desire
~ myself were made 10 surrender 90
ln- most Urn, unylehing terms; no
.npi'mlsg but an unconditional sur
'Alrf Since then I have often ron
ll're over this glorious victory
~ Ap'y ana I over desire and myself
ns power and strength developed IN
w conflict has often come 10 my aid
h,eg Thar time
! nni that true and genuine hnppl.
ta H found only hlong the lines ~
wv lnl that me trouble. EorrowH ana
or ihls world result from our own
t-NlI' Do govern our impulalve pas
lna ari desires. Solomon very WISE
slys, "llo that ruleth his spirit IL
,sl,I,f than ne that takoth q city"
suq'.llunH. like nations, IND their
enemies within themselves.
|' became HO great and powerful
Wy tAn feared no nation on earth, nay
even the combined force ~ an
.aff lrihIy powers, yet within her.
af'ar that power which proved her
gNIucu0n, q power which the COM
..l,l nations ~ earth had failed 20
produce. Nothing hut tho great. ALL
sliulh.d power " Rome herself could
w access 60 this mighty center ~
lNrll power, undermine lta great
lllail1n and bring II 20 ruin. Thus
,"' ieW a victim 10 her own suicidal
nus from the history OF nations IL,
lIFN this lesson; Enrihs greatest
Nefa hav0 committed suicide. The
.,u which have proved their down.
~ ana destruction have arisen not
Nm Without but from within and n
N true with respect 10 nations, u
hol less true with the indlvldual
Nv own lil'gnverned Impulses and de-
~ li, our greatest enemies, enemies
rom without but from within.
sr,.Inon says again, my snn.H sinners
49,. nee clnscn; thou not" and we
ssn Won add II SIN ontlce thee, con.
Nv. 'n'u not; Tor the entIcoment which
r,,.N pm comes from our own M
St' n.l impulses and desires more
am, "'n rom the pursuasIous Of
b.r therefore, that which every
Wi,,.u' guy young man ana young
rfe'r .. ~ above an else is tho
~ s.I'enntroli ~ Helf-raairaint.
.lN1ials. arise from within ih.,n'
Fes Tho truth M thls NAV ne ~,
1H along thr line on history In AMI
great and dreadful civil war this
SN,h was shown very clearly ind'pd
fNi own dear enuntr,4 -. 49,