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Christian.

Ninth Street Church. Ninth and D
Streets northeast. Rev z. b. Bagby-
Preaching II q. m. and 7.45 p. N.
Evangelical Science-At 3 D. m. al the
Halls of the Ancients Col. Oliver c. Sa-
bin viii deliver the seventh Of a series
OF twelve free lectures teaching How
TO Heal the Sick Through Divine M5th-
DDS" all invited
Vermont Avenue Church-Sermon By
pastor Frederick D. Power. Il a. N. and
I.20 p. m.
n Street Church, near Four-and-a-haIf
street sout Invest. Rev Finley B. Sapp-
Preaching II a. N. and 1870 p. 10.
Whitney Avenue Church. Seventh
Street entrance TO Soldiers Home. Rev.
Ira " kimmel-Seryices II a. N and
1880 o. NJ.
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Lutheran.

Keller Memorial Church. Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast.
Rev. C.. Il. Butler. Preaching al
II a. m. and 7:2o p. m.
OR, ce Church, Thirteenth and Corco-
ran streets northwest. Rev. J. T. A
Doermann. pastor-Sermons at. Il a. m.
and 100 D. NJ
81. Johns Church. Four-and-a-haIf
Street between c and d Streets sourl-
west-Rey. George Brodthagc VII
preach a. II a. IN.
Luther Place Memorial Church.
Thomas Circle. Rev. J. q. Butler
Sermon. II a. m and 1880 p m.
Georgetown Church. Thirty-second and
Q Streets northwest. 6 Billheimer-
Morning and evening al II and 7:30.
ST. Pau!s English Lutheran Church.
ccr4a- Eleventh and a Streets North
eest. Rev. r. ". Mooi-Sermon al II 4.
m and 1870 p. IA.
CoHcordia Church. Twentieth and G.
Streets northwest. Rev. Paul A. Menzel-
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FOR NOVEMBER q.

him that stitch in Judgment "a spirit OF
justice 70 kings and cflcers CT justicel
and strength 70 them that turn back
the battle at the gate and even these
people at Jc-usaleml reel with wine.
and stagser with strong drink. the priest
and the prophet reel with strong drink
they are swallowed Up OF wine. they
stagEer with strong drink: they err IN
vision. they stumble IN judgment
Fax But Fo1l
Such was the condition OF the King
dom OF Israel and its capitol sanaria in
the year B. C. 725. Fair. rich. and
blessed OF God. but foul and faithIess
al heart. and filthy in practice. The
northern tribes OF Gcd's people had zot
ten 10 be a nation Of sensualists AMI
drunka 'ds. Compared with the south
ern kingdom the northern kingdom was
the stronger in secular advantages. Ii
had the largest and most fertile terri
tory II had the most progressive peo-
pie. and in commerce ard military prov
ess IL seems to have been usually IN
advance Of the southern kingdom. Prob
acly the modern mind would have re-
garded Ephraim as the more advanced
IN civilization. But IL had begun wrong
( by debasing the worship Of Jehovah.
and its easy communication with foreign
nations ha1 brought many sorts OF
heathenism into popularity The inter-
marriage OF its royal family with the
Phoenicians had led 10 the royal SUD-
port Of the vilest OF arcient idOIatries.
Riches had increased. and with riches
had come luxury. and with luxury had
come disregard Of the rights Of the
poor; downward course which often
has beer repeated ia history. IncrC< So
OF commercial opportunities: increase
Of wealth: Increase Of luxury decreas.
OF trust in God: decrease Of human sym
pathy. self-indulSence, and increasing
use OF intoxicants
They had alWzyS been hard drinkers
in north Israel Fifty years before this
Amos flashed judgment on those who
trusted IN the mount OF Samaria. ioll-
ing upon their couches. and gulping
their wine out OF basins. women SIS
well as men Upon these same drunk
ards OF EphTaim. now soaked and stun
ned. isaiah fastens his woe Sunny the
sky and balmy the air IN which they
lie, stretched upon flowers by the heads
OF their fat Valleys land that tempts
its inhabitants with the security OF per
petual summer. SamaTia. the crown OF
the land. as Paris is the crown Of
stone. palaces CT ivory, summer houses
and winter houses. gardens, vineyards
ig orchards. and olive yards. 1T was
rich. refined, luxurious, HcentiOus, and
cruel"
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Service. II O'Clock. German: evening
service. in English. 7:45-
St. Mark Church. c. Street. near
Twelfth Street southwest. Rev John L.
Frants-Seryices. II a. m and 7:30 D. II.
Swedish services-Rev. o. NJ. Ander-
son. al $50 o'clock n the parIor Of the
Lut her Place Memorial Church.
Church OF the Reclamation. Pennsyl-
vanla Avenue and Second Street south
east. Rev ". f Parson-Services al II
a. m and 7.30 D. m.
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Congregational.

Fifth Church. corner Eighth and
Streets Gortheast-Sermon by the pastor
David w. Montgomery. at II O'Clock,
evening gospel service at 100
Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia
Road, near Fourteenth Street northwest.
Rev u. Ross Fishburn-II a. m, ser
mon; p. M. next sermon by pastor in
Drama Of Lie"
FIRST Church. Tenth and g Streets
northwest, Rev s NJ. Newman. pastor
Public worship at II a. NJ; illustrated
service at s p. m
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have gone cut in darkness because OF
iuteupE rance. Temperance Is power
says history. Israel. Gods own nat on,
willie stunned with wine was con-
quered By a heather people. Assyria-
Assyria. becoming indulgeEt and drunk
en-. Is scon captured BY Babylon. and
Babylon. in an hour OF drunken feast
ing. is conquered by Persia. Rome. rseh
and powerful. skilled IN military tactics.
is shared and taken By a barbarian Deo-
pie, because Rome wac intenperate and
the barb1riEns were temperate. As
long az the saloon power increases IN
America patriots may well fear the ger
pctuity OF this nation" Alcohol nova
days is responsible for more ravages
than pesulence. famine. or war. A
drinking nan is a poor insurance risk
drinking man IS not wanted IN the
best business enterprises. The other
day the Burlington Railroad issued an
order forbiddiang its employees drinking
when not on duty even.
Is the railroad In the business Of re-
FORM No - the business OF running
a railroad. and knows that a man wh5
drinks when OF duty is unreliable when
on duty Business and drink are acI
good friends. and. IA fact. are foes
10 the death. All can do mere work.
stand more cold. stand more heat. think
with greater perspicuity. live more
healthily. Go less harm TO themselves
and 10 ,Ociety II they VIII leave all in
toxicants alcne Intemperance. like a
locomotive. draws ell other vices in its
train-lyins. deceit. RIGHTEOUSNESS, IN
belief profanity. cruelty. murder II
masters and destroys the whole man.
Isaiah the most eloquent Of AL thu
prophets, being In touch with God. and
his inspired spokesman. could easily
predict that TIE ten tribes with ell.
their natural advantages and great re-
sources would soon fall a prey 70 their
enemies. because God had deserted them
and world use those very enemies 10
punish them for their RIGHTEOUSNESS and
sin Coo had borne with them long IN
great mercy and patience
Now he would give them over TO de-
struction. The Assyrian hosts would
soon come down upon them as like
wolf upon the fold. Priest and peoDla
alike had become drunken and would
not be able 10 resist. Terrible is the
fate OF the dTunkErd even IN our day
Nest helpless and ,litiable is his condi-
ton The crown OF manhood OF the
dru1kard is soon trodden in the duss
He has not the ability. Ike o good war
rior. to turn the enemy away from the
gate OF his city or the dcor of his home.
lie abuses all Gods mercjes and trans
crosses all OF Gods laws. and IN the
day OF his calamity he knows not how
10 take hold upon Gods help for his de-
Tense
Gcd Crown Of Glory.
Isaiah calls upon the citizens OF Jeru-
salem 70 take God as their crown Of
glory and TO trust him as their shield
and defense. and 10 avoid the sins which
had doomed Samaria and caused her
overthrow. ard 10 practice righteous
ness. justice. and temperance, showing
them that in this path they would be
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Historical Background.

G1ne-725 3. c. Place-The prophecy
we study was probably delivered in
Jerusalem. where Isaiah lived. The city
referred to as n great peril on account
OF tie drunkenness Of its inhabitants
was Samaria, which was at this time the
capital Of the ten tribes. OF which
Ephrairn was the leader. known as the
Kingdom Of Israel. Jerusalem was the
capital of the two other tribes. known
as the Kingdom OF Judah Samarfa. sit
tinT on a beautiful rounded hill. rising
out OF the midst Of A itch and lovely
valley, surrounded by a circle Of high
mountains. the battlemented walls re-
sembling O crown. was at this time
probably a more magnificent city than
Jerusalem. The prophet calls IL the
crown Of pride OF the Ephraimites. In
few years after Isaiah uttered his
prophecy the Assyrians had swept with
lhelr immnsee armies down uDcn Sa-
maria and had RACED IL 20 the ground and
taken the ten tribes into captivity. At
this time they felt secure. gave them
selves up more and more TO scIf-ln-
duigence and luxury. lay upon beds Of
ivory, drank wine from bowls. Toasted 70
the sound OF the viol, and reveled gen
orally in all manner OF sensuality.
Facts Of the Lesson.
Centre Theme: The certain fate OF a
drunken natioa
Golden Text: They also have erred
through wine"
Woe 70 the crown OF pride OF the
drunkards Of Epkraim and 10 the fad
ing Hover az its GLORIOUS beauty. which
IS on the head % the fat valley OF them
that are overcome with winei Behold
the Lord hath a mighty and a strong
one; as tempest % hail. a DESTROYING
storm. as tempest OF mighty waters
overlooking. will he cast down to the
earth with the hand The crown OF
pride OF the drunkards Of Ephraim shall
be trodden urder foot: and the fading
Hover Of his glorious beauty. whlah is
on the head OF the fat valley, shall be
as the first ripe fig before the sumner.
which, When he that loOketh upon il
seeth, while IL Is vet in his hand he
eateth u up In that day will Jehovah
Of hosts become a crown OF glory and
a diadem OF beauty unto the residue Of
his people; and a spirit of justice 10
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Che International SUNDAY School Lesson


Studies in the Old Testament.
WORLDS TEMPERANCE LESSON.
Isaiah xviii: l..
By Rev. JOHN II. LYLE.
There is danger IN prosperity;
Luxury may breed iutemperance.
lntemperance Is the mother Of woe
lntcmpcrsnce makes beasts OF men.
II a little pledge VIII keep me
Safe and sound.
And VIII sEo some sinking mortal
Solid ground;
II il ties uie fast % life-lines
Strong and true.
Why, Tli take the pledge and keep it
Wouldn't y0ug
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Thoughts on the Topic

The FIRST lesson is from the Old Testa-
ment. the second from the New Tesla
ment The Psalmist expressed the feel
ings OF the devoUt Israelite. while St
James, little more practical. gives ex-
preston to the idea of Christianity as
exemplihed in the life and teachings Of
its great Founder and as understood b.
the earnest disciples. The Psalm caught
up the feelings and aspirations Of the
Psalmist, who is speaking for the people.
and leads out to the worship Of God the
Thanksgiving due unto Him for "all his
benefits the epistle of James catches
up these same feelings and aspirations
and leads out to the service of others.
the helping Of the needy. the visiting OF
the "fatherless and widows IN their ar
Fiction" as the best means Of showing
the gratitude Of the heart for all the
good gifts to the children OF men"
For he who serves the best his feIlow-rnan
Is serving God the hottest way he can.
Thanksgiving.
The true man is always thankful for
whatever good he receives. Ingratitude
always shows the base spirit. Nature
abhors an ungrateful soul as she does a
vacuum. Gratitude is a marx Of the
true man, the true woman, the true
Christian. To accept gifts from friends
with no stirring Of tie heart to appre-
citation; TO hear a wcrd said in your
favor that counts in some critical hour
OF your business or social life. and
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Twentysevenh and Sunday After Gospel
thew Xxv :l5-3j: The Accumulation O Desolation
Sunday November 23-St. Clement I, p. ".
Monday, November 24-St. John of the Cross. c.
Tuesday. November 25-St Catharine, V N.
Wednesday, November 26-St Sylvester. Alb
Thursday. November 27-S Leonard Of Port Maurice C.
Friday, November 2s-S,. James of La Marcia c.
Saturday November % St. Saturrnus. NJ.
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SpiT..ttIalism.

The Educational aud Religious Socie-
" OF SDiritualists Incorporated. hclGs
services Sunday at s ?. n. 81 sc Nin,h
Street northwest. Mrs. f. r Compton
VIII address the congregation.
First Association. Masonic Temple.
Ninth and + Streets northWest-Nrs
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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER %.
THE LESSON TEXT.
american Standard Revised Yer.Ion.l
Psalms cNyf-l2-1-


Psalms cXvi -12-1T.
II. What shall l render unto Jehovah
for all his benefits toward me-
Is. 1 viii take the cup Of salvation.
and call upon the name of Jehovah.
"A. ! VIII pay my vows unto Jehovah.
yea. in the presence of all his people.
10. Precious in the sight OF Jehovah
is the death OF his saints
16. o Jehovah. truly I am thy servant:
l am thy servant, the son Of thy hand
maid; thou hast loosed my bonds.
Il. l will offer TO thee the sacrifice Of
Thanksgiving, and Will call upon the
name Of Jehovah.
James i:27-Pure religion and unde-
filed before our God and Father is this,
10 visit the fatherless and widows in
their affection. and TO keep oneself IN
spotted from the world
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Christian Scisnce

First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
Scottish Rite Hall, 1861 G Street north
west-Services AZ Il a N. and 8 D. m
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist
hall 1913 Twelfth Street northwest
Services at II a. m
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Weakness of Drurkenness-

Ths glory OF a nation is the strength
OF its manhood. both morally and ply
sically. Drunkenness destroys both.
What could be more effeminate and pal
try than a community or a nation where
all the population were drunkarCs2
How unfit for war or any serious bust
ness in life is the drunkard Among
the most emphatic lessons taught By
history are those which show nations
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New Church.

New Church. Sixteenth and Corcorar
Streets northwest-The Rev. Frank Sew.
all viii preach at II a. m; yespers. with
brief address. > p. m
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Unitarian.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth Street.
corner OF L Street. northwest. Rev.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. Morning
service at II O'Clock: no evening sery-
ice
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Friends.

Friends Meeting (orthOdox). First
and c Streets Notwithstanding for
worship at II a m
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I niVersaIist-

Church of Our Father. Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest. John Van Schaick.
ir., pastor-Services at Il a. N. and 7:5O
D. m
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Mary T LongIey viii lecture at II a.
N and $50 ,. n
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Thanksgiving.
NOTES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

ST. Patrick's Church. Tenth Street
near F Street northwest. the Rev. D. J.
Stafford, d. D.. pastor: the Revs. T. s.
Dolan and James Gaynor. ASSISTANT
Solemn high mass at II O'Clock; musical
vespers and benediction at 1880 p. N.
Baptism will be administered at $50
p m
Cardinal Gibbons will administer con-
frmation IN ST. Patricks Church on Sun
day, January IL The St. Vincent de
Paul Society will meet during the win
ter in Carroll Hall at 1918 on Sunday
mornings. The Sunday school viii be
held after the oclocT mass on Sun
day. Saturday instructions for the chill
dren not attending the parochial schools
will be given at 9 O'Clock in tbe morn
ing at Carroll Hall.
The sewing school cOndi&cted by the
Sisters OF St. Vincent's Academy. which
is open 20 all the girls of the parish
holds its sessions every Saturday morn
ing from 10 10 u o'clock. The SOdality
meets every Wednesday evening al 1880.
The junior choir rehearsals take place
on Saturday evenings az 7:30 O'Clock.
Commencing with tho first Sunday in
Advent there viii be 4 sermon every
Sunday evening at the vesper service.
St Aloysius' Church. North Capitol
and Streets. the Very Rev. E. X. Fink
s. J pastor-Order OF services. Sunday
upper church. masses at 6. :. s. and II
q m; masses in lower church at and
9 a m. (children's masss). a sermon
will be preached at the II O'Clock ser
vice. In the evening at 7:2O o'clock
there will be a short instruction. follow
ed by Denediction. Confessions will be
heard today and next Thursday al 4 and
100 p m, and every morning mass al 9
O'Clock viii be said in the basement.
The Sunday school sodality win meet at
p. m.
The children OF the parish are active.
" engaged in rehearsing the operetta
''lillipUtians in Fairyland." which will
De produced in the college hall on the
evenings Of November %. g. and y.
St. Peters Church. Second and q
Streets southeast. the Rev. James NJ
o'Brien. pastor; the Rev. Joseph C. Cal
len and Rev. John Bowling. assistants
Sunday masses at $50. and 1890 a. m.
Baptism al p. m; yespeTs. with chant
- AldAt tlOlIs anu DrueQlCilOn al I ID
ST. PauIs Church. Fifteenth and V
Streets northwest. Rev. James Macki1
pastor; the Rev. James A. Walsh and
James Z. Krug. assistants - Sunday
masses al I. 9. 10 and II a. m; baptism
50 3 p. m; benediction at 7.30 .. n:
daily public confessions will be heard
this afternoon and evening
DevOtions In honor Of the Sacred
Heart, with benediction OF the Blessed
Sacrament. were held Friday evening at
1880 in this church as usual
The Society OF ST. Vincent de Paul
will meet Sundays after late mass The
Sanctuary Society meets the third sun
day OF the month, and the Benevolent
Society on Thursday at II a. 10.
The 9 o'clock mass is the children's
mass. and Is celebrated by the Rev.
Thomas Walsh. director OF the Sunday
school Immediately after this mass the
Sunday school meets In the hall
On each Saturday at 2 O'Clock a. N.
there is in the Sunday school hall a class
of instruction catechism for children
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Christadelphian.

Christadelphian, Washington EccIesia.
hall over National Capital Bank. $40
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Ccd a Gown Of Glory.

Pennsylvania Avenue southeast-sarv-
ices al LIS q. n.
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who have not made their first com
muniOn or been confirmed.
Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest.
the Rev. Joseph MCGEE. pastor-Masses
at 1880 and 1890 a m The Sunday
school win hold It's sessions al $3.50
o'clock Baptisms Will be administered
at $3.50 O'Clock and vespers viii be sung
at O'Clock.
There viii be continuous NOveuas in
honor Of the Sacred Heart thr-sighout
the year.
Immaculate Conception Church. the
Rev. F. 5. Ryan. pastor; the Rev. Am
brose A. Beaver. assistant-Sunday
masses at Z 9. and 1890 a. m. the chill
drens mass viii be celebrated at 5
O'Clock in the school hall; vespers at
o'clock.
Holy Name Church. Eleventh and <
Streets northeast, the Rev. Thomas J.
Kerylck. pastor. the Rev. Andrew J. Ca
rey. assistant-Sunday masses at s. Z.
and Q a. m: baptism at p. m; beads
and benedict!On al Z.
ST. Josephs Church. Second and c
Streets northeast. the Rev. Valentine T.
Schmitt pastor, the Rev. James A.
Smyth. assistant-Sunday masses at I,
Q. and 1890 q. m; baptism at Z p. m,
rosary and benedic;iCn al :. 80 D. M,
masses on week days at Z a m. Rosary
devotions are held during the O'Clock
mass every morning on week days.
St. Johns Church. Forest Glen. the
Rev. c. o. Rosensteei, pastOr-Services
tomorrow at 1920 2. M mass or weeh
days except Wednesdays at $50, bap-
,isms after the mass On sunday.
Holy Trinity Church Thirty-sixth and
20 Streets northwest. the Rev. James F.
x Mulvaney. S. J.. pastor: the Rev.
Francis McAtee. s. J.. and the Rev. Sam
Vel CahiI. s J., assistants-Divine ser
vices will be held during the week as
follows: Tomorrow morning. masses at
s. Z. 9. and 10 o'clock. High mass at II
o'clock In the evening hymns. rosary.
and benediction at 1880 o'clock During
the week masses at G. $50. and O'Clock
q. m. Baptisms az 4 D. n during the
winter season.
The prospects for the fair early in
January OF next year are bright.
St. Mary's Church. Fifth Street. near
h Street nortnW est. the Rev. Charles
Warren Currier. pastor. the Rev. John
Roth. ass.stsnt-Sunday, low mass al
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
TOPICS FOR THE WEEK
Lesson Text. With Thoughts md Suggestions for The
WCr2GrS-NCNVS Notes.

never to be prompted TO pay back when
your time comes TO speak, 10 live under
. government that guarantees your
rights and privileges under the law and
protects you at every step Of the way.
and TO have no love Tor the flag which
+ is the symbol Of your liberty and your
protection and which should prompt
/ 70 good citizenship, TO receive the bene-
fits OF a Christian civilization and
/ Christian church and never have the
/ heart filed with profound gratitude for
! these things without which life would
I be poor indeed. TO realize that the Sa-
viour Of The world. the master Of the
worlds best Ike. came q long way and
took upon His shoulders q burden that
4 had never been borne before. AMI
brought a gift beyond al price-the
/ priceless gift OF salvation from sin
and TO Re uumOvcd and ungratefUl and
neve~ 20 he consumed with desire 20
/ serve. How all these things show out
the small spirit and the small life, a
/ gratitude that expresses itself in a life
/ o. service TO mankind Is the thanksgiv-
/ ing that our Lord desires.
/ And vet. how many are there that go
through life with no ambition but TO
get things for their own selfish use. and
are never prompted to return thanks for
the good and perfect gifts" that are
j
along life's pathway. a true mantle
man after Gods own heart-sees I'm all
nature and in all the relations of God
20 our world the hand OF blessing and
good gifts to mankind and has within
him the desire 20 be thankful. The ac-
cept ance Of any gift without a show and
a feeling Of thenkfuIness rveals the
mean and selfish spirit. Thankfulness
and gratitude MI the heart OF the great
/ heart always. ana indicate at all times
/ the great soul Everywhere and always
/ let the heart give praise 10 the "giver
/ Of every good and perfect gift" Let
every thought be burdened with thanks
giving, and every deed and expression
T OF your desire TO serve.
Thanksgiving.
/ Jesus came into the world to show
men how to serve. He that is chief
among you. let him be the servant Of
ALL Christian profession is valueIess
Until it goes forth 10 service. a feel
/ ing Of patriotism for ones country gets
/ its baptism when called 10 stand fast.
/ whether in times Of war or in times Of
/ peace. for the liberty and the righteous
I ness. that have made that country free
and exalted in good citizenship. The
/ heart must be grateful for the gift. bu;
/ the life must pass the gift on. Lip
! service Will not suffice; there must be
/ life service; out OF he abundance Of
/ the heart" the mouth and the life must
I speak.
/ Thanksgiving is living q thankful life
/ Take every gift with a thankful heart
] ard then live your Lhankfulness out IN
/ the great, big. rOomy world. This is a
beautiful world that We find ourselves
in. and. thank Cod If is getting better
all the time. Don't be a pessimist and
I shut your eyes to the beauty or the
/ beautiful world. but look ~ he bright
and good side and see that all things are
yours If you love God and keep His
/ commandments.