The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-08
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Sunshine Society.
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The Globe is the official organ in
Minnesota for the International Sunshine
society. Mrs. Theodore Haynes, Hotel
Berkley, Minneapolis, is state president;
Miss Lillian M. Ellis. 1915 st. Anthony av-
enue, st. Paul, is state organizer
The girl whose conduct does not com
mand the respect of those who meet her
is unfair to other girls as we'll As herself.
Whether you are in school or in the
ranks of the wage earners or simply a
girl at home, remember that you are
responsible for the good name of others
as well as your own. Do not be I'M
worthy of the trust.
Give the Sunshine and let 1t help
All the Saddened ones of earth
10 rise above life's clouds and trials,
Thankful for a Savior'S love and birth"
A courteous manner is just so much
capital for young people in any calling.
If you are a delivery boy or a telephone
girl, ~politeness is just as much an ad-
vantage as if you were at the head Of
some profession, or a leade in some
great business enterprise. Cultivate
courtesy. One must have some very ex-
cellent qualities to make up for a brusque
or Indifferent manner.
Mrs. Betsy Lee. of Ann Arbor, Mich,
sends the following Sunshine thought
with this comment: This has been a
favorite quotation Of mine for more than
twenty years.
"A cheerful spirit gets on quick,
A grumbler in the mud will stick"
Do good and leave behind you a monu-
ment of virtue that the storms of time
can never destroy. Write your name in
kindness, love, and mercy on the hearts
OF thousands you come In contact with,
year by year; you will never be forgot
ten-your name, your deeds, will be as
1egible on the hearts you leave behind as
the stars on the brow of evening. Good
deeds will shine as the stars of heaven
Chalmers.
Many folk Of decidedly less ability than
you, get along much better than you.
Perhaps 1t is because they try while you
cry!
We are only pencils God paints with.
M think you that He had wanted for
pencils but for our being at hand?-W.
d. HoWells.
In sending anything to international
headquarters, SO Fifth avenue, New York,
be sure and send your name. 1t is the
wish Of the president general that all
gifts should be acknowledged. If a little
boy In America sends in a toy or book
and 1T Is forwarded to another little boy
in England Or Japan, think of the joy
it gives when a letter comes from these
distant lands thanking for the ~nexpe
ed present.
Being observed,
When observation is not sympathy,
Is just being tortured.
Mrs. Browning.
C-heerfulness, hopefulness, faith and will
are the keynotes of psychical literature;
and the man or woman who feeds on such
mental food steps into the sunlight out of
the shade onto the mountain from the val
ley. One gains courage and strength of
character, and lives in a purer mental
atmosphere than ever before.
And he who loveth best his fellow man,
Is loving God the hottest way he can.
Alice Cary.
One cannot say of the rich that they
are the happiest class in the community,
and it would be a curious comment on the
providence of God if it were true. Peace
OF mind is quite Independent of a bank
account. 1t depends more upon the men
tai and spiritual attitude of the soul thai
on money.-Hepworth.
Each human being is like an engine
rushing down life's track. 1t depends upon
its driver-the will-whether it goes on
its way crushing, and destroying. and
manning, and ends in ruin, or whether it
gl1des straight and harmlessly to it's goal,
a vehicle for good thoughts, purposes n
deedS.-Eua Wheeler Wilcox.
The box of magazines we sent to Bingo.
Cass county, Mimi, is greatly appreciated.
The magazines are used as a sort of cir
culating library to ali those who wish
good reading and will help to pass away
the long evenings in a pleasant and profit
able manner.
Will some one who has religious read
ing to pass on" send it to W. F. Drake,
Box As, Marshfield, Ind.
If you had tomorrow's work along with
the work of today, Of course you would
find 1T too hard for you. But this is
just you are doing when you Wor-
ry over Is going to happen. No
day has so many hard things that we