The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
Is N ss-ess po-tszes-
BE Careful what You Say.

IN speaking OF q persons faults
PRAY don't forget your OWL
Remember those with homes OF glass
Should never throw a stone
I II we had nothing else 10 do
Than talk Of those who sin
/ 'Tis better to commence at home
/ And from that point begin.
We have 70 right 20 Judge a man
/ Until he's fairly tried;
| Should we not Ike his company.
/ We know the world IS wide
Some may have faults, and who has not
/ The old as well as young;
/ Perhaps we may. for all We know,
Have ffty to their one
Then let Us eli when We begin
To sIander friend or Zoe
Think Of the harm one word may DO
! To those we little know
/ Remember c.srses sometimes. Ike
Our chickens. roOst Rt home.
Don't speak Of ethers' faults until
/ You have none OF your own.
1 EVA JACKSON.
/ $50 Third street northwest
! When great turists. who have the laws
OF state and precedent 10 guide them in
the wise administration OF Justice, some
tines fail. il Is not surprising that We.
with limited understanding, prompted BY
Intuition and trihing circumstance, are
prone to err in passing judgment upon
our fellow-nen. Only the most intimate
associate can comprehend the purpOTt OF
a seemingly reprehensible act often tne
maiisned IS 1t as warped and narrow
| in heart and soul as the one VINO hastily
/ condemns The crying reed OF the hour
lis a desire TO promote justice In order
70 stamp out the common. cruel custom
OF placing evil construction upon every
| obscure action or motive and repress
harsh criticism. with thougbtlsss heed
to fathom the depths Of human misery
temptations. poverty. and despair-that
lis the lot OF many Justice may be in
stilled in the minds OF the young in The
homes. the schools, and the pulpits'
! Criminal deeds Of necessity must be con-
signed 10 jurisprudence. Matters less
important let Us envelope in glamour
o. charity and leave condemnation 70
One whose wisdom is supreme and who
knows the hearts Of all
Is street northeast
/ Man IS UNJUST DlL GSN - Je0t1 ---N
I finally justice riumphs.-LORgfellov.
KATHRYN E. PHELPS,
lsu Fifteenth street northwest.
Justice consists in doing no injury to
linen: decency, IN giving them 40 oGense-
Cicero.
i If strict justice be not the rudde- OF al
our other virtues. the faster we sail. The
farther we shall End ourselves from that
Haven where we would be.-Colton-
CICEBY A. CLAUDE
Chew Chase, Nd
Maeterlinck says Of justice that 81
comprises all the human virtues. and
none but itself can offer the welcoming
smile whereby these are ennobled and
purified. none but itself can accord them
the right to penetrate deep into ouI
moral life. For every virtue must Ds
msieHcieut and STEPPED IN artifce, that
icannot support the fixed and eager re-
gard Of Justice And so DO We find II al
the heart Of every ideal. II IS at the
center Of our love o. truth al the center
OF our love OF beauty. Il IS kindness and
pity. II is generosity, heroism, love, foi
ali these are the acts OF justice OF one
who has risen sufficiently high TO per
ceive that justice and injustice are aoi
exclusively confined to what lies before
him. 10 the narrow circle OF obligations
chance may have imposed, but that they
stretch far beyond years, beyond neigh
boring destinies, beyond what he regards
a. his dutys beyond what be loves. Be