The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-08
property is handled not only In the irterest
Of the owner. but In the interest OF the whole
community.

property 10 handled not only In the interest
Of the owner. but In the interest OF the wnoie
community
DUN CURRENCY SYSTEM coMMENDED.
In other words, legislation to be pcrnsa,,
nently good for any class must also be god I'd
Tor the nation as whole. and legsiation wnIc ss
does injustice 10 any class rs certain TO WORK
ssrm to the na,Gn axe nation SSe
gold basis. The Treasury Of the PUBLIC 70 IN
excellent condition. Never before has the per
capita Of circulation been as large as y y
this day and this circulation, moreover. q
money every dollar Of which 10 az par with
gold Now. our having this sound currency
system Is OF benefit to banks. OF course, DIs
II IL of infinitely more benefit TO the people
As whole. because OF the healthy enect on
bus ness conditions,
IN the same way, whatever is ADVISABLE
in the way of remedial or corrective currency
legislation and nothing revolutionary 10 az.
visable under present condtions-must pc
undertaken only from the standpoint o. the
the American body polite as q whole. What
ever is DONE we cannot AFFORD to take any step
back ward. or to cast any. doubt upon the
certain redemption in standard coin OF every
circulating note.
Among ourselves We differ in many quail
ties of body, head and heart We are unequally
But each OF us has tine right to ask that he
shall be protected from wrongdoinR as no
does his work and carries his burden through
has to work. because he has burden TO
carry Far and away the best prize that
life offers Is the chance to work hard at work
worth doing and this Is prize prize open 10 every
doing than that done to keep in health and
comfort and with reasonable advanta ges those
Immediately dependent upon the HUSBAND,
the father or the son.
NO ROOM FOR THE MERE IDLER.
There is no room in our healthy American
life for the mere idler, for the man or the
woman whose object It T. throughout !ils
Life can mean nothing worth meaning IN
less its prime aim L. the doing OF duty. the
achievement Of results worth aeLieviny "a
writer fss ns a a
carry no burdens. To be bent under too
great load is bad: to be crushed by It is
famentable; but even in that there are posi-
load at all-there ID nothing in that, NO one
seems to arrive at any. goal really worth
reaching in this world who does not come to
surely from our own experience each one
Of us knows that this is true. From the
greatest to the smallest. happiness and use"
a ti the are OF 0%"a /" /" the dss. snd
truest sense only by those who have not
shirked life's burdens The, men whom we
those who. in the iron years from 81 to 'ss bore
on their shoulders the burden Of saving
,hs n Ssv aei o d s rGt ehoHss o he daty
u
strove for an ideal. upward and onward across
the stony slopes of greatness. They did the
hardest work that was then to be done: they
bore he heaviest burden that any generation
of Americans ever had to bear: and beca use
they did this they have won such proud Joy
ns il has fallen to the lot Of no other men to
win and have written their names for ever
more on the golden honor roll OF the nation.
THE ROAD TO SUCCESS.
Az IT is with the soldier, so IL Is 9Th the
civilian To win success in the business world.
to become first -cass mechanic, a sue
Cessfu farmer, an able lawyer or doctor.
means that the man has devoted his best
energy and power through long years to the
achievement Of his ends. SO it Is in the life
of the family. upon which in the last analysis
the whole welfare Of the nation rests The
man or woman who as bread winner and
home maker. or as wife and mother. has done
complainnely, is to be honorsd. and is 10 be
envied by ali those who have never had the
good fortune to feel the need and duty OF
doing such work,
The woman who has borne. and who has
reared as they should be reared. n family OF
children has in the most emphatic manner
deserved we'll Of the republic Her burden
has been heavy and she has been able TO bear
it worthilv only by the possession Of resolu:.
tior. of good sense. Of con'r ence and Of
unsehshness. But il she has borne it we'll,
then to her shall come the supreme blessing.
for. in the words Of the oldest and greatest Of
books. Her children shall rise Up and call
her blessed and among the hrnefactors OF
Continued on Fourth Pace.