The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-11-28

us on,
Nor e'er forgets the weakest, frailest
one,
But shelters from the blast
An empty chair today in many a
@ home
Waiting, prepared for one that ne'er
will come,
And hearts so full of PAIN
Bright homes made desolate by fire
and flood,
Hands bearing the stain Of blood,
Come as a sad refrain.
And yet across lies seething, angry
waves,
Over our sorrows DER our loved ones
graves,
Thanksgiving anthems steal,
And hushed, with one accord all
hearts are still,
Feeling that all has been His blessed
will,
And in submission kneel
Those laid at rest need no regret to-
day;
More those who still are travelling
the way
That feel the pain:
Grim doubt and fear ne'er enter on
that shore
Where our beloved shall sing forever
more
The glad triumphant strain.
Dream not over memories so sad and
dim,
Devote this day, as it should be, to
Him
From whom all blessings come"
That should we live another year to
Our lives may purer, better worthier
For our eternal home.
A day of praise, full of hearts own
songs,
Gladly to Him, to whom all praise
belongs,
Our yearly offering bring;
No strain of bitterness to enter in,
No rude chord of doubt or care or
sin,
Pure be the songs we sing.
We do not often hear the word in
crate, for no man likes to call an
other man by that name, nor does
any one care to receive it-and yet
ungrateful people are not uncommon.
Human lips are more accustomed to
grumbling than uttering thanksgiv-
ing, and so it is well we have one
special day in the year set apart to
remind men that thanksgiving makes
us cheerful and content with our lot.
There were SO many happy families
yesterday. Thanksgiving is purely
American and we are glad and merry
together each year as we gather with
grateful hearts around the family ia
BILE on that festive day-a day made
very dear to us bv tradition as we'll
as history.
1t is to be hoped that we may never
forget the meaning of the days name
and that we may all cultivate thank
full hearts for the good things in oul
lives as we'll as the great things that
come to the nation.
The world is not so bad a world as
some would like to make it,
But whether good or bad,
Depends on how you take it.
The people born between Novem
Der % and December 81 usually ain
high and hit the mark in all matters
Because of this characteristic the.
are prophetic, and can tell the out
come of almost any enterprise from
its inception. They rarely make mis-
takes when they follow their own in
spirations, but are sure to be le
astray if they rely upon the advic
of Others Saggitarius people ar
born busy and keep busy under al
circumstances. They are distinguish
for minding their own business an
keeping their own secrets. They
not trouble with the affairs of Others
and are exceedingly active with thei
own; they always want to finish on
thing before they begin on anothe
and are as remarkable for their car,
fulness in detail as are Aries peopl
for their carelessness
These people are enterprising, pr
gressive and farseeing, always cou
ageous in an emergency, but fir
quently timid and afraid when thel
is no need for action or quic
thought. An emergency is an inspi
alton. They are neat and orderly ar
very careful in money matters, sa
ing, but not penurious. 1t is seldo
that you find Saggitarius man
woman without money. Their talen
are varied and they can earn a doll
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