The Washington herald., 1909-02-21

Kindly smile Tor the gOod tWlN CO.
Or laugh II you think best,
For laugh and the world laughs with
you
Was never meant as Jest; ,,,-,-.so,
IE5 Fsiunont street
Such common things-the fow'rs, the
trees.
Such common things-the breeze, the
sky;
Yet far more wonderful are these
Than fabrics wealth alone can buy.
Such common things = the trees. the
floW'rs.
such common things the sky. the
breeze
Yet wondr0us mans creative powers
Are put 10 shame by works ike these
A loving Gcd doth rule our race;
lie cares alike for great and small;
His choicest blessings doth He place
Within the reach OF one and all.
GRENvIBLE ATKINS.
Dallas Tex
Give Us to make with smiles. give Us
10 labor smiling As the sun lightens the
world. so Jet our loving kindness make
bright this house Of our habitation-
". :. JONES.
Fourteenth ard Clifton streets
II all who hate would love Is,
And ali our loves were true.
The stars that swing above Us
Would brighten in the blua;
II cruel words we're kisses
And every scowl a smile.
a better world than this is
Would hardly be worth while;
II purses would untighten
To meet a brothers need,
The load We bear would tighten
Above the grave Of greed
Y those who whine would whistle,
And those who languish laugh,
The rose would rout the thistle,
The grain outrUB the chaffi
II hearts were only jolly.
II ErievIng were forget.
And tears and melancholy
Were things that now are not
Then Love would kneeI 10 Duty.
And all the world would seem
A bridal bower OF beauty,
A dream within a dream
Il men woul6 cease 10 worry
And women cease TO sigh
And all the glad 20 bury
Whatever has 20 de:
II neighbor spake TO neiEhboT.
As love demands Of all.
TIE rust would eat the saher,
The spear stay on the wall.
Then every day would glistsn
And every eye would shine.
And God would pause 70 listen,
and life would be divine
?. W. MAHOOD-
Is05 Tbirtisth street northwest.
Thy FaithfuIneSs Reacheth Unto
the Clouds"
Psalm. SS
Tho outwarGiy q gloomy shroUd,
The inner side Of every cloud
Is bright and shining.
I therefore turn my clouds about
And always wear them inside out
To show the lining
Give others the sunshine.
Tell Jesus the rest.
Miss ZULA s. DOwNEY.
so No--h Carolina sve-ue southeast
smile awhile
And while You smile
Another smiles.
And soon there's miles and miles
or smiles.
And Ife's worth while
Because you smile"
MARY c. PHILIPS.
sos ne Ontario
Why sadden the world by your moaning.
Why darllen when just a smile
VIII shed forth such beams OF gladness1
r. A smile IS so well worth while
So scatter your smiles Ike rose leaves
Along Ife's thorny road
And some over5urdened pilgrim
Nav almost forget his load.
Your sunshine viii gid and gladden.
And time float by like a song.
And 1T by the light OF a brave, glad
smile,-
The road won't seem so long.
FIDELIs.
Gunton Building.
Have a note that's coming due?-Smile
Business matters all askew-Smile.
ThereH be money when you're dead.
Do your best and keep your head.
Got a friend that proves untrUe?-Smile
Hurt himself much worse than you
Smile
Life Is made Of sun and cloud,
Never noise your gTiefs aloud.
Live above the msdding crowd, and
Smile.
Deaths cold hand hath touched thy
heart-Snliie.
Severed dearest ties apart-Smile.
For upon the other shore.
Whel earth's trials all are Ger.
You shall greet those gone before. and
Smile.
ISABEL II. PECHIN.
55ls Eleventh street northwest
The smiles that come from bravery IN
der adversely. hope in uncertainty. whole
hearted JOY in the blessings that come
10 others. gratitude for our own bless
ings; loving tolerance for the weakness
Of others, love for all Gods creature:
and His beautiful world. and the stead
fast determination TO look for the best
even in the worst. can be. and often are
more potent than words. Their influence
upon humanity, though il be uncon
scious as that Of the dew and sunshin,
,,,,o-, The -Ta-t Is as S,,~e and has RI.