Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-11-27
FOR THE LADIES.
ave Time.

~ o iea 4 her feet iii pleasant paths al
"a Wa cbeer her heart with words or
sweetest praise.
when / have time.
-,.,o Won have time, the friend you hold
u.y 50 be- gs1 beyond the reach of all your
v,g s~ newer iH' know that you 50 kindly
r. a apI her life with sweet content,
When you have time
Sow is the time. All. friend, no longer
To scat scatter loving smiles and words Of
70 those those around whose lives are now SO
rbe gFs may not meet you in the coming
Now is the time.
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WOman's Influence.
The mission of women is two-fold,
.atber Of the race and as the uplifting
;nanence which elevates man above the
~ - If animal creation and places him on
mar with the angels.
In this respect her prerogatives are
3;rine for she holds the commission of
f.ad and becomes the most powerful
force in the world.
She i tbe sunshine of mortal life, cast
inc tbe radiance and warm glow into the
dark places of earth.
Woman's influence is not to be meas
ared by parallels of latitude or meridians
Of longitude.
II stretches around the earth in loving
lines and extends beyond sun and stars
n the portals of heaven.
Where is the mortal who has not ex-
perienced some results from woman's
mission:
He is not in the world, nor has he
eyer been in the world.
From the dawn of life to the last dying
ker going out among the shadows,
woman ever stands to Soothe, to comfort,
10 bless.
See her bending over the cradle Of life,
the every hope of her soul centered in
the tiny form lying there
No matter what its after life may be
she has given child to God and an heir
to the kingdom of heaven.
Her influence will never leave that
child until she or it has been called by
its Father and Creator to render an ac-
counting of earthly existence.
The waves of temptation and sin may
swirl around it in after life and event
uaIy engulf it in their midst, but
none the less a mothers love will fol-
low it into the depths and mothers
prayers will intercede in its behalf
before the great white throne, imploring
forgiveness and mercy.
By what standard can you measure
n the length and breadth, the heighth and
depth of mothers love?
See the fond wife as she twines her
loving arms around him to whom she
entrusted her all. how she counsels
4 advises, urges, beseeches, prays, how
4 she saves from himself the wavering
Z and vacllating one, saves him from
] temptation and keeps his feet on the
T0ad of honor.
3 See the devoted sister whose only
81 anxiety is some hayward brother who
as wandered from the sweet influence
Il Of home.
How she petitions for his return.
e how she implores the God of love to
s bring him back again into the sweet
8 circle of her love and her care.
Mothers, wives, sisters, what a high
d and holy purpose to link earth and
4 heaven together in chain of love.
Womanl without her the world would
be desert barren, uninhabitable.
Good women distil fragrance around
q them as flowers exude a perfume and
fragrance on the summer air.
! Who can draw the picture of a good
n woman?
As well try to paint the glories of
heaven.
No pen, no tongue, no brain can de-
scribe good and virtuous woman, nor
can the greatest master transfer her to
4 canvas
The canvas might reflect her physical
beauty, but it is an insensate, inanimatc
Ting without life or soul.
She cannot be described and no sub
SttlteS can take her nlacp
10 realize her we must come within
ha sphere, see her and feel her infiu
glee upon our characters and lives. [
gel! any one to do wrong who is under
ae spell, the magic | might call it, Of
her presence.
sie Is the most potent power for good
ID the world.
i Inc Vlrtuous woman blesses the world,
s Ae eneertul woman makes it a place
W 10 dwell in, transforms a Hades into
paradise.
VERY woman can be cheerful, every
~. ao5la9 can do good if she so wills it,
NJ NJ she can please if she wants to
fbssase, Tor the ability to please comes
Ag W. the wish to please
1T. nly 10 live such a life. It's not hard,
t Si115ul L with little things such as
yam ,lu n words and smiles and you will find
Min VIII VII draw out latent qualities that
do. '9S 9ouFSeiI. Bee that every
"a @S you DO some kind act. bring comfort
&, solne one in need of aid and sympa-
AL, cdst ray of sunshine into some
rs ,r eSogrner, and thus you win build for
e solis 81 the beautiful structure of
aToa NE and do the world good for your
ebana,oc - Madison G. Peters in Elk
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Useful Table.
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