The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-18
SINS OF YEsrERDAy,

1
Never through the help OF men can be got
Your Kind act q yesterday never may be
But the evil that YOU did looms as ugly
as before.
:. lived again;
It is gone with all its joys. but the sins
From the past no happy hour may you
But the sorrow that You give is an ever
present thing.
what q t s1iam 9aa; which 1t brought
earso 20 1O make yoa eaa
/ they seem Of little worth. A >--'N-
But the evils that you did still are howl
Is. E. Kiser. in Chicago Record-Heraid
| Get Grip on Your Soul:
ANY one can keep a New Years
resolution If he will try to understand
ually.' said Adele Marie Rique, high
priestess counselor. and leader of the
Circle of Universal Soul Freedom"
We determine, generally from re-
morse. that we want to do better. Our
conscience constantly tells US 1t is the
right thing to do. We say to our souls
We will not drink, not gamble, not
overwork, not overeat, not neglect our
bodies Then we forget, because we
have not that sure hold on our souls.
| what We need is concentration. Get
a grip on ourselves and invite our
souls to take the leadership. Then be-
gin course OF soul cultivation.
1t is all matter of soul cultiva-
ton. Do 1t exactly as we learn a new
language. Study the soul and its
higher attributes. Live heaIthily,
thinking of no unclean thing, no dis
ease, no sadness, no lowness. Keep
i young.
TT makes my heart ache to think
Of all the people who today are max
ing new resolutions and will not keep
them because they have not a good
grip on that unseen. mystical thing
that SHOULD guide them.
/ Now here I would like to give
few rules for strengthening and free
ing your soul. so that you can keep the
/ regulations that I know you are max
| ing:
''First-Banish from your mind all
low thoughts Think of sweet things.
Remember the kiss your mother used
to press on your lips as a child. Re-
member the first trembling kiss of
your sweetheart or wife, and hold the
memory jealousy in your heart as a
holy thing. Read good books, not
dull ones. but bright, healthy ones,
full of fun and humor and love- There
is nothing low about love.
| Second-Take long walks alone in
the open, under the stars, in the
healthy forests, in the parks, breath
ing the cold, fresh atmosphere, always
Il careful not to overdo or risk a cold.
Be alone by yourself for a few mo-
| ments every day, and think of the no.
blest, the best. Let no unkind thought
creep in If you have an enemy, go
out of your way to do him kindness,
not for his sake. but for your own
that you may be at peace and forgive
him. Enmities warp the soul so.
4 "Third-Have a friend older than
you are who can teach you wisdom,
and a friend younger than you are
who can keep your heart youthful.
beautiful things. If you have a beset-
ting sin, keep it out of your mind and
don't worry about it.
"Fourth-Praetice bridling your
SOUL Catch it. put on the bride of
control and master it for a little every
day.
i, .Fifth-Don't make any fool reso-
lutions. Resolve to be sane. kind,
happy, healthy and generous. These
J are easy to keep If you try rightly.
| And they really include all the 9TH
ers. New York World.
Il Annuities for Aged.
Canada's system of providing govern
! ment annuities for persons of the age OF
two years ago. but has proved its worth
Any citizen between the ages of IS and
, | S. may purchase an annuity. No annuity
shall be payable before the age of IS, ex-
| cept for special reasons on account of in
validism or disablement.
| The annuitieS range from $50 to $500
They may be paid for in a lump sum al
the time they are purchased by the year
the week. If any payment is missed the
man does not lose his other payments
he may take up the payments again whsr
4 he is able. though the time when the
| annuity will become payable will be ex-
tended. There are no lapses. No money
penses. The money paid in is compounded
. at the rate OF I per cent, and every CEN
hures to the benefit benefit Of the payer b y
been made or before the annuity is due
; the amount paid in by him with pei
n to his legal representative. Every post
office savings bank is authorized to &C
eept payments No medical examination
Upon payment made from the age Of
, 20 to the age of go q $50 annuity, payable
at the age of 60, will cost s5o1 year Oh
$4,000. Fifty dollars is the income from
$1,000 at per cent In other words, thu
terest upon $1,000 at per cent, for a.
, long as he lives. A 5000 annuity woult
Z cost s6ooe year or total Of 81, 4o2, 20 81,
, at per cent-Chicago Tribune.
! Geese Went on Spree.
Two policemen and Max Bash. pro
prietor OF saloon IN trenton, daShet
Y ! in the saloon from three differen
j, doors in an effort to capture burglar
that were wrecking the placel The.
f found three highly intoxicated gees
Al smashing everything behind the bar.
Ell The, geese had wandered in durin,
E / the evening and gone to sleep in ;
l. warm box, which was upturned out o
f sight of everybody. In the night the.
had risen to investigate. Breaking
!. bottle, they eagerly gobbled up tn
s whisky which flowed from it. Thel
e they started in to wreck the place
j More than $50 damage was DONE
e Philadelphia Press.
v QUAKER fluctuations.
TF'rom the Philadelphia Record.]
Even, a floating debt can't Away