The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16

ceive that glory which liveth not for a
day or a month, but abideth for the life
time Of the soul
II. SYLVESTER WILSON.
1914 Eighth street northwest.
The sublime picture Of burden-bearing
Christ and His cross. WITH utter
meekness and exalted patience lie bore
the heavy load. This grand example
should teach every one TO begin each
day with determination 20 shoulder its
burdens and responsibilities with a cour-
ageous motive and stout heart. To carry
ones own cross with resignation is only
half the duty; the balance belongs TO the
circle OF society IN which life is passed
| III convincing others that the willing
spirit makes light the load and by recit-
ing personal experiences point out 10 as
socates the highway to individual effort
LOUIS yARNUN WOULFE
1905 Sixth street northwest.
ACROSTfC
I Bear one auother's burdens with good
and gladstone viii.
Earth is a stage dramatic which natures
actors i'll
Act well your part, there all the honor
lies"
Reclaim and help, your kind work beau
II 'one touch Of nature makes the world
akin"
Nature gives valor, too: a sacred work
begin.
Garlands wear Of hope. they Will dIspel
despair.
Brothers. others help. LIES enemy Is care.
/ Upward and onward and try their cares
to share.
Realize forever YOU must some burden
bear.
DO your best be helpful. content was
born twin,
Endangered though the way be, falter
not Tor sin.
Nature will not fo-sake you. VIII ever
light your way.
starless, darkest night Oft brings the
brightest day.
F. X. GOLDSBOGOUGH NJ D.
Isl street northwest.
Tho burden-beare-s help the world
along He who bears the burden O.,
great sadness and great pain and care,
so that others may go free, that man
/ kind may go forward and upward. is
doing grand, noble task. The cheer
ful burden-bearer does not clasp his
sriefs and ills Of mind and body too
close. FOR be knows that Tfe would only
/ be filed with WEAKNESS. discomfort. and
failure. Il is the cheerful burden-bearar
who is best fitted to help others 20 bat
I tie with cruel fate \, T uANrov
+ rs Eleventh street northeast;
one Of the great works in life is thai
o. helping others. The Master counsels
Il, humanity demands II, and The world
appIauds it. The grind and crush and
greed of modern business and the hard
I ship and pain en- all walks Of life afford
splendid opportunities TO the strong, IN
selfish soul 10 aid his fellow-man The
! soul in need does not appeal 20 weak
ness for succor. but 10 strength. and we
who are strong ought to help bear the
I infrmicies OF the weak J. LEE
/ +. o. Box Ga
/ Il IS not the especial task one has 10
perform that is generally so hard. It
| is the attitude OF ones mind toward
( that task. If one takes the bright side
J Of each event as it comes into his life.
IF he boldly and determinedly declares
10 himself, Il viii accomplish this" GEN
orally that courageous spirit overcon3es
all difficulties. The world aCmires o
smiling face under adversely One who
bears injustice, UnkiudEess. and cold
treatment with q serene calm spirit is
greater than his oppressor and will
draw to himself that which IS his own.
for like attracts like" Give. and il
shall be given unto YOU. good measure
pressed down and running over" When
one forgets himself and his own bur-
dcns and hastens TO assist another the
glow that comes 10 the heart from
having brought a smile Of gratitude to
I the face Of one in dire distress is a Joy.
GUS feeling that must be experienced to
be appreciated Love is the law and
the gospel,
Z. ELIZABETH CROWELL-DUNLOP.
2625 University place.
Let me to-day do something that shall
take
a little sadness from the worlds vast
store.
And may be so favored as to make
OF joys too scanty sum a little more.
Let me not hurt by any selfish deed
Or thoughtless word, the heart Of foe
or friend
Nor would I pass, unseeins. worthy ned,
Or sin by silence where I shall defend,
However meager is my worldly wealth,
Let we give something that shall aid
my kind.
"A word Of courage or a thought Of
health,
Dropped as I pass for troubled hearts
to find. EDNA BENNETT.
1914 Eighth street northwest.
Bear We one another's burdens cheer
fully
Take them upon your shoulders care
fully,
Lift them UP tenderly, try to make them
light,
By doins for others what you know is
right. Miss Z. 4. MERRILL
1j Randolph St, EufsUla Ala.
One OF the best evidences Of optimism
is cheerfulness in bearing our burdens,
and willingness to help bear the burdens
of others. We are apt TO think our bur
dens the heaviest, but If we look around
US we are sure TO find some one whose
load is greater than our own. If we
can In some way tighten this load We
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