Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-10-13

MIS- up MS IRE win thoughts OF death Is
far from being the highest style of Chris
tan. l knew man who used often to
say at night, Il wish l might die before
morning. He is now an infide But
there are times when we can and ought
to give ourselves to the contemplation OF
that solemn moment when to the soul
time ends and eternity begins We must
go through that one pass There is no
roundabout way, no bypaJh, no circuitous
route. Die we must, and it will be TO us
a shameful occurrence OF Il time of admi-
rable behavior. Our friends may stretch
out their hands to keep us back, bur no
imploration on their part can hinder us
They might offer large retaiuerS. hut
death would not take the fee. The
breath will fail, ard the eyes will close,
and the heart will stop You may hang
the couch with gorgeous tapestry but
what does death care for bed curtains:
You may hang the room with the finest
works of art, hut what does death care
for pictures? You may fill the house
with the wailngS Of Il widowhood and
orrhanage- death mind weeping:
The Eternal Resting Place.
Tatis ought not to be a depressing
theme. Who wants to live here forever?
The world has always treated me well.
and every day ! feel less and less like
>colding and complaining, but yet |
would not want TO make this my eternal
residence. love To watch the clouds
and to battle my soul in the blue sea OF
heaven, but / expect when the armament
is rolled away as scroll 60 see new
heaven, srandcr higher and more glori-
Jus ou ought TO oe "liHh# 10 'N'""hEe
''uI """y ina. mas h'aaa'heS ana sue
"'I'S ana WtaNh'SSrH lhhui'eFdtI'' mat
II'hPS WIN 'ne stone eru'se ar i'S'''s
Win the 'horh or names ON thr tnh"ral
~ ~ "l levers LOT an luF"tCupHWc houN
an" an eye 'nat "'l'lh9 nor neLofc inc Jas
per N"'eS ana tue great "iH'c throne nut
p''N''h ."al ana inns th'te II an Hou'
"""u' N"'vu no man Shob'o ne reckless
"' 'u"'"u,u@' u"u"I hot your courage
out zen you lhai y"" VIII want some
'n'"E 'ti''' "'au Il s't"nE aral' E""u
ann anu 'tuS'I sword "heh you come
To }",t HtN' na''l'' on VIII hfe' "rt-
Ter io"r IhAh any you nave IA You. NHr"-
rome /" Keep you warm III th3t pi 20.
circumstances 90 nos make SO much
Inference II NAY he nflEut DAY Wueh
YOU P"Nl on from tu' p2l'el or " may ne
dark h'Shl ana Wnle tue OWL Is hoeilng
from the forest II may "e spring, aud
your SOM may 80 out among me htoS-
SONS, apple 0r'haruS swinging thrit cen
SrFH III ,he way II may Dc winter ana
ia" earth in snow Shroad 1t may he
autumn ana the forests SET ON hre 10y
inc Frtf'aiing year dead hatnr" iaid out
III Stat'' II may be with your WitcN
haha III your mana or }ou may he IN
strange hotel with servant faithful to
nv ~ ~ "'"G :" )" '',' '"'' run
- ~ ~ ~ '''h
,t' 80" Wv ~ an .''''''
- ~
~, ~ wv NV "'''' VI '"'
.I,,n -, 5,.,, .I, - INV
- w
- -. ' 80 IN nays
80, 80 "'''' SiN
'o"' 80, - '''ie' u"As'
-. -. ~, wv
nu..' ~. 60 t ""S
| - 'V"A i'""'rN'
IN, a,,,,, a.5s 80 V''e "i'''u,e.
| - s,,,,, s'''uS'
| 80, NJ ~ ~ e'uI, ,
| - -, NJ. ', -, ,ne
e1a, -. ~ 80 o. ~, nv
-, 80 W, 80 - VI, ~ minus
-, W WI" u, 'He
,i ,.Di az, ~, =" ."v "'S rs 'i"'r
~, ~ ,,r, ",'''>i l' '''u ny any
go. In M -, 20, ~, II"
I'm a. ..;i, W s'", nv '""Eu"
.,a,i,... ~, 'i''s"' P"' Tue
W. .,.;.,h. Nv. ~" 80. "9' '''' ,v"i Il" S""n"'
60, h,,t ,'',i ,,5 '',i''i,' :" 'he
" w. ~ "'"' l ness ',s.
u,i,, y" 'i''' sum-
me evening shadows.
'n fu''h WIN many OF you the evening
tue happiest part OF the twenty-f"ur
""urS' 10" sather about the stand You
ln'N anu ,a"gh ana sing fou recount
ne ""!' h"u pan Tor the morrow. You
nav s",hes ana repartees' Amid all the
lo'' VI the uay that IS the soal for which
Hou run anu as you take out your watch
~ iooh AT the descending sun You thrlil
Win the iho"ght that 1t is toward even
~, ny, 30 "e"'n comes 70 the disciple.
"""l II the sun OF NE Is about to set:
jesus ~ tit dayNpfiHg trou on nigh, the