The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-21
just and true, less pure and charitable,
In lIlSo Christ md cad

Just and true, less pure and charitable,
DO like Christ and God.
Therefore he Is ut pence for he is
cntrenched In an iniprcgnablo fortress
against nil owl men and Influences For
TINT castle Ia his own soul, and tho keeper
Is none other than tho Almighty God,
into whose care he has committed MS
soul, knowing He is able to keep to the
uttermost that which is committed to
Him by faith.
That man is at peace with himself. for
he is trying to do his best better and
better day by day. IIe Is Mt peace with
the world. for he is not striving for the
things of tho world, but longing only
for that which Is good and eternal
And more: lie is at peace with God.
At peace with God the Father, for he
is trying to do Els will in all things.
AT peace with God tho Son. for he is
| trying not to grasp NJ anything for him
self, but to follow duty. even unto death.
At peace with the Holy Ghost. for he is
obeying tho gracious leadings of that
Spirit by striving daily to grow in the
likeness OF God.
heart free from vain thoughts and angry
passions, and his mind from foolish and
false judgments. and his soul from
all low and covetous desires.
Thus. if you wish for the only true and
sound peace which is the peace OF God,
do your duty. Try to be as good as you
can. each in his own station of life.
And His peace will MI and flood your
heart all the days Of your life. here and
throughout eternity.
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President Roosevelt declares that all
criticism on the canal management has
come from irresponsible investigators
OF Sensational habit OF mind or "in-
dlvidunls with personal grievance" or
disappointed bidders for contractors"
or "d!scredited ofice-hoders." For the
convenience OF the public Mr.. Poultney
will kindly step forward and definitely
explain under which OF these groups he
wants us to classify him.
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Still, Mrs. Morris has the consolation
of knowing that she can sell the story
probably to one of the ten-cent maya
zines "Chucked Out of the White
House,; or. Never Screamed at ALL
would be title all to the good as
snappy Observation-Disclosures.
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The public must not permit itself to
get confused 1t was Mr.. Bishop, not
Mr.. Poultney Biselow. who drew the
$4,000 salary as press agent to the
Panama Canal.
Should Governor Montague ever be In
search of profitable employment we be-
lieve he could do splendldly by starting
a correspondence school in message
writing.
That the common herd should expect
to pry into the private affairs of elite
and exclusive Standard OIL is naturally
somewhat amusing to Mr.. Henry II.
Rogers.
The Boston Globe is still hoping that
Russia may have Gosarstdoustvennsa
some day for the excellent reason that
the paragrapher has gone to a lot of
trouble learning how to spell 1t.
While we are sorry to hear that Mr..
Chauncey NJ. Depew is enjoying poo,
health Just now, we will merely note in
passing that il-health is one of the most
popular reasons for resignation this sea-
son.
So far as we understand 1t. Messrs.
White and Gummere had better not do
anything at Algeclras but sit still and
look-pleasant. But, judging from the
pictures. Mr.. Gummere. Mt least. Will
find this pretty tough proposition.
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Mr.. Hughes Is going to Europe Incl
dentally, In oil likelihood. he will go to
Paris. But 1t doesn't follow, of course,
that Mr.. Andrew Hamilton will insist on
his coming to dinner.
The beauty about a high protective
tariff is that 1t takes hold OF people who
are tolerably poor. and promptly and
easily makes them a good deal poorer.
The State Fair should yield benefits to
every taxpayer in this city, and every
taxpayer should contribute toward the
securing of them.
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Now that he has married FOR the eighth
time we are of opinion that Big Chief
Geronimo would do nicely in New YorlS's
smart set.
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Then, too, the Longworth-R Roosevelt
n11ntials ara inannrtant nc fnrnis shine. q y