The Washington herald., 1909-07-25

you find the open secret.
Consider the happiness OF your fellow
men. Forget yourself and cheer some one
else. Bring shout to the lips OF a broth
er and you Will feel like shouting your
self. To stay happy. just go on
fulfilling such a mission. Nothing else
can so crafty your ambition, pacify your
longing, sOOthe your passion, or develop
your life forces Fall in with the
bravest and best spirit of the hour Fino
the truest truth Illustrate the best prin,
ciples. Follow where the noblest have
led. Lead the brave into higher paths. A
crown Of rejoicing awaits those who set
the world 10 rejoicing now"
ARTHUR GEORGE JoYsON
Station B. Washington.
let's find the sunny side OF men,
Or be believers In Il;
A light there is in every soul
That takes the pains to win It,
Oh, there's a slumbering good in all.
And we perchance may watch It;
Our hands contain the magic wand,
This life is what we make it,"
70 street northwest,
Why don't you laugh. young man, when
troubles come,
Instead Of sitting round so sour and glum7
You cannot have all play
And sunshine every day.
When troubles come, say. why don't
you laugh?
Why don't You laugh? Twill ever help
20 soothe
The aches and pains. No road in life Is
smooth;
There's many an unseen bump
And many a hidden stump
Ger which you'll have to jump.
Why don't you laugh?
Why don't you laugh? Don't let your
spirits wilt;
Don't SIT and cry because the milk you've
split.
II you would mend ii now,
Pray let me tell you how
Just milk another COW!
Why don't you laugh?
Why don't you laugh and make US all
laugh too,
And keep US mortals from all getting
blue?
laugh VIII always win;
II you can't laugh. Just grin
Come on. let's all Join In
Why don't you laugh?
From the Independent.
EVA JACKSON.
Boxford. siass.
The sunny side is the Joyous side.
The livable side OF life;
With It's happy-go-lucky. Rood-fellowship
spirit and general merriment rife
'Tis the finding the silver lining
That hahfnd the fo~l~ rfofrF rf.u
That VIII dawn on our eager vision
II we search with faithful eyes:
And Wen find life well worth the living
II we join the cheer up" band.
And while dwelling ourselves OF the sun
ny side
Lend 10 others a helping hand:
Encouraging them, too though downcast,
To look for the best In this world.
And ever and always before them
Keep the flag OF hope unfurled
Then will they, too, feel the sunshine
That must brighten every heart.
II we would live in this world OF care
And play a noble part.
The part that the Father with kindly
hand
Has for all His children lovingly planned.
?. N. OROUKE.
In life there are two sides. the sunny
side and the dark side Whenever de-
spondency suppress one they should never
look on the dark side, but always on the
sunny side, for every comfort shall be
derived.
MARY a. GREENE.
Alexandria Va.
J. H. Potts wrote: DIR. Arthur Ed
wards. himself a sunny soul. said 10 a
deaf man whose affiiction had not soured
mis- temper: would give one OF my ears
for your cheerfulneSs' Such a disposi-
ton can be happy without the bodily
senses" R. r.. WALKER WARD
station G. Washington.
The sunny side Of life is the smiling
side. the side that makes US smile not be-
cause we are pleased, but because we un-
consciously please; the side where we
exhale goodness and inhale happiness;
where virtue is gold, where vice is brass;