The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-29
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LET US GIVE THANKS.

for his gooeness. Let US give thanks
for we have been blessed. for We
have been blessed far more than we
have deserved. Gods sunlight has
shone for Us and we earned it not
The rains fell and for them we tciled
not. Health, life, love and JOY have
come to US as a folk though to bring
them we did naught. Rather, has
the Lord given them to us in spite Of
our short -comings. We have broken
the laws of nature. yet has He not
turned his face from US. We have
set our Will against the Almighty
will. yet has He not made an end to
us. We have been vain and Proud,
we have not lived as He would wish
US tc live, yet are these many bless
ings come to us. Trials we have had.
griefs we Rave known. and heart
aches and renlorse. yet iii all these
have we seen the hand of His mercy.
Unto US the Lord owes nothing, yet
has He given with full hand. Though
our pride deserved fall though our
sins were as scarlet, yet have our
ways been ways of pleasantness and
our paths been paths of peace.
O Lord Great Ruler over Men. we
thank Thee. From our hearts we give
Thee praise We thank Thee for the
well-being Of our people. We thank
Thee for the greatness Of our coun-
try. We thank Thee that each year
sees US nearer to the goal Of brother
ly love and the fellowship of man.
We thank Thee for the love that has
been given us. and, most Of all. we
thank Thee for Forgiveness and for
that great Mercy that we are to
have yet another day in which to show
our lovei,n which to right the wrong,
in which to prove our thanks. And.
as Thou hast given us Mercy, we pray
Thee give us Strength. Strength to
overcome, strength to withstand evil,
strength to do.that which is right. Help
us Q Lord. that when another Thanks
giving Day shall come, We may stand in
thy sight better men ard better wo-
men Help Us that we shall have
earned the love of them we love. Help
us to live alright.
again. we thank Thee, we give
praise to Thee for Thy great good
ness. We give cur lives into Thy
keeping knowing that Thou doest all
thirgss we'll Amen.
.AleRaE ABOUT GOOD GOVERNORS
essSYhen it was stated by the demo
cratic statesman that the tariff wa:
a local question h. stated fact tina
isshut TOO true. Theseds too much
ofsa tendency to consider all the grea
qpestions Of government in the ligl
III ;3peai conditions Tie shoe manu-
faHtufer would like 10 see the tarif
h reduced on hides, but not on boot
and shoes. The farmer would Xix
to take his tariff reduction in jus
the opposite way AS we said las
week, if We arc to have good govern
rnent we must have go9d governors
That means, chat we-nust learn
look at problems from other than
purely selfish stand point. Tie goo
ruler Is the one who looks to th
greatest good for the greatest nun
Der. even if it involves some sacrifice
even if he is not himself among til
a,reatest number" wlia viii receiv
the beneft.
IS confession of roor states
marsh Il To say "'Of course. such
section is IMPOSED TO certain legisls
tiou. because ii does not produce th'
particular pgoduet. 1t is not II
purpose Of this editorial to discp
TIE tariff Or any ether one questle
no" bef9re me American People.
puFFose Il AZ p"tif Y fEat iarg