The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13

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sdolc~ccnce. the waking time of the ma ,n
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mite and lofty purpose for the conduct &,
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assumed 70 have az their heart The delibsrs
choice and liked purpose TO do what Is rgh'
They serve Immensely for the building o.
gets, wavers. bsckslides: and the avcrss.
| church member Is. not distin siishable ut .
glance by his superior rectitude. The Chnr'i
IL only one thread In the complex web Of
TSs regular daily occupation. call it bread.
S S,n5a,n sn or : , drSdssFy or nature %ssr,i ss mould ISSs iit i % .
the faithfaln.ss Of its workers. There is Ii,
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| trust was the life blood OF the man. Their
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mo- %o better tsy sort II c%ircaistion' Fidelity y" shine =
In humber stations 10 gardeners and seam
stresses. cooks and housemsids.. for who's
employers the servant question has no ter
rors. Our lives and possessions are safe
guarded by a loyal army Of peace-engineers
brakemen switch tenders. mctormen; wher'
membered. thousands make good. under
whatever strain Of fatigue. sleeplessness
Which %e costly house ourselves esOt see. X.
Atlantic coast patrolled by virilant watcher.
watching for q chance to wrestle with death
their fns "V %tiPeiess T nurs ss' y Sy'A s g2S% %a.
has women who are daily and hourly spending
the best, Juices. OF brain and heart. regard
swarm of youngsters with intelligence, pur
pose. goodness. Many a plain little hous'
is glorined by q wife and mother who Civ
herself without stint or sparing as bom'
When this spirit OF. fidelity ia carried fror
the special vocation into all the ieli'i9ns o.
stance OF character. The Episcopa' Hraycr
book speaks Of the blessed COMPANY Of al
d on.s sav. ps sSose why wh Srac sTs f sassTiis "'' e
my their fidelity rs touched with JOY an.
hope and conscious relation with a OWN
in act and In disposition that gives tht d.
cisive stamp When that mo-i deligh,fu
and many sided 81 men sir Walter Scott
fatal paralysis into calm consciousness, b.
one word to his faithful watcher was ~
dear. be a good man-be y%irtuous- be religion.
w ~ NNANN tNEN VIII -
You any comfort when yori come to liz her"
The foremost and typical pioneer Of the ne"
.tnerica and the worlds new age. was Ben
iamin Franklin. lie seemed to draw fror
the past its secrets Of wisdom and streug'l
and to leave all its husks: he faced natVu
and society with the freest. shrewdest Vq1c
IN HIS Incompatible autobiograp ply he toll
how on the threshold of manhood, havIrl
tested various paths. he found as hest worth
OF his entire devotion the bold and ardHoU.
project OF arriving at moral perfecuor
And with scientific coolness he mapped o.
the country to be mastered and named -.
provinces-temperance. silence. order, rcs"
luton. frugality. industry. sincerity, il-',
moderation. cleanliness. TRANQUILITY chastl,
humility. Read his own story OF thc IIal
on which he set to work. A generation Int.
comes smother great American. a "%vincro
franklin"-Emerson.- His Is the same air
but with q more ardent ps ssion. he luor",
Millions description OF himself AZ "cnarlore.
Of moral perfection" and pXclaims he did
not love 1t more than T." Washin gton, father
oY his country. was no phrase maker. brt l-
life was one continuous act Of consPCra'io'
to duty. And of all our New World hcrOrs
perhaps the greatest and surely the dCaJ"~
left among the words that were his paTtn+
legacy. with hrmness IN the right q, t"o
gives us to see the right"
To such watchwords and exemnlars or
/ pulses thrill. But We 30 easily forget 80
often even at our best We are hut half hearted
remember a word l heard from n man VII"
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