The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-15

l LII IAN a NOih VI llOUt ana lONbs
Unstudied from the heart;
whisper on the tumult thrown,
A transitory breath,
! II raised a brother from the dust,
It saved a soul from death.
| o germ o fount! o word OF love!
Q thought at random cast!
! Ye were but little at the first
But mighty AT the last.
Mrs. L. h. CHAMBERLAIN
lS5 North Carolina avenue southeast
The farmer sows and plants his crops,
And then the grain he gathers in
The best results at harvest time.
The grain TO All the empty bin"
The efforts Of ones life we'll spent
Are not those efforts iost IN vain,
For surely will they yield IN fun
A harvest large Of golden grain.
In idleness there is n spear
That stabs and wounds progressive will
And he who wills TO overcome
Must first his life with efforts MI.
Results, like unto harvest fields.
Derive existence from the start,
And II desires one to succeed.
That one must play an active part
VICTOR P. HAMMER.
100 Fifth street northeast.
Let your mission in life be 10 do good
and you will achieve results far greater
than fame or money.
IF you cannot TO the needy lend an ever
helping hand.
II you have not gold and silver ever
ready 70 command.
You can visit the afflicted. DER the errIne
YOU can weep,
You can be a true disciple kneeling al
the SavioUr's feet"
Mrs.. F. l. BARRINGER.
lf7 Q street northwest
It IS the struggle after results and not
the attainment that counts most. There
is no such thing as failure to one who
has done his best II IS ours 10 work.
but the results belong TO God. and be-
heve with Robert Louis Stevenson that
all who have meant good with their
whole hearts have done good though
they may never know the results.
f.- Mrs. PAULINE JONES.
Man should not be blinded 10 whatso-
ever merit exists I'm the opportunity
which he hath in hand. remembering
that n thousand promises for the future
should weigh as naught against the pos
session a civ
suits are the silent witnesses Of effort.
Patience. faith, and perseverance OF the
true optimist make the Seemingly" i'm
possible Of to-day the possible OF to-mor-
row. Capacity and golden opportunities
mean nothing 10 the indolent. but indus
try makes the COmmOnest chances. gold
en-. The man that makes good is the man
that counts. ur>-so>- p 7,,,.,,s
Bureau American Republics.
II you want an honored name.
If YOU want a spotless fame,
Let your words be kind and pure
And the result your tower shall endure
Peace and pleasure in this world OF
strife naturally result from a good and
holy life.
cheerful temper Joined with inno-
cence results IN beauty attractive. knowi-
edge delightful. and Wit good-natured
Little kindnesses are like fragrant and
beautiful wild fowers-they cost moth
ing, but result In beauty and sweetness
to life
What is defeat? Nothing but education
resulting In the first step to something
better. r,UPrNCr rr,r,,,,,r,
1913 Twelfth street northwest
No act falls fruitless; none may tell
How vast its power may be.
Nor what results EMBODIED dwell
Within It silently" + DoyrDr-
s07 Florida avenue northwest.
In the matter OF showing results For
good we are prone 10 excuse our own
shortcomings by pointing to the superior
advantages other persons may pOssess
We talk great deal about what we
would do for the welfare and happiness
OF others II we had such-and-such a
mans wealth, but as a matter Of fact n
we cannot show some results along This
line accomplished with our own limited
means and opportunities II is a pretty sure
Sign that the other mans wealth would
not be greater power for good were
Il In our own hands. The tree IS known
by its fruits. The Eorld looks for results
It's Supreme Ruler demands results and
even If we do have but single talent
given us, II we do nothing TO add to II we
cannot excuse ourselves by pointing n
the fact that some one else was given
i've talents. 1t is we'll TO take stock 70
see whether or not we have had our tall
ents buried CHARLES f. BRUCE.
HE Oregoniau.
Honorable mention:
The optimist sings at his work with q
heart full OF Joy because experience
caches him that results are sure and i'm
mediate. as shown by the rapid growth
" optimism. RrANC,ur =, rr,n,,,-,,
2N F street northwest
The call Of this hurrying age Is $50
lults-" 1t IS the acid test Of the +imas
Government. business. religion. education.
III are dominated by the cry eve do
nand results" No theory. doctrine, in
,ention. plan, or system is so foolish or
that It cannot get a toIer-
INT hearing to-day. But note the CON-