St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-11-01


of our true relationship to eacl
other, the place we are intended
to fill in creation. 1t is human
ity turning from the ways o
perversion with that determine
tion that obliterates all possibili
| ty to return. 1t is humanity
embracing natures harmonious
| justice. Not in a heartless, ex
perimental way, but with tina
deliberation that presents a buI
wark of oneness of purpose tha
Ipurges the most skeptical of al
uncertainty of their sincerity.
| When mans method ofdealing
with man, instead of becoming
a monster of violence, becomes
an angel of justice, distributing
equal opportunity to all human
ity to share in the economy OF
energy devised by genius and
the abundance of nature made
more abundant by the labor OF
man, when the wall of tyranny,
denying suffering humanity en-.
trance to the vineyards they
have planted and sheltered in
the structures of their labor, has
crumbled away, when the actuat-
ing principles Of man blend with
the ever blessing, ever giving
principles of bountiful providen-
ce, what tongue can tell to what
extent our creator will honor us
with his animating spirit?
Hearts that bleed and sting with
pain under the lacerating lash
of the monopolistic monster and
burn only with the fuel of rev.
enge will glow with an effulgence
of alteration for the angel of JUS
tice that will perfect the expul-
sion of our darkest hours, and
in the not far distant future hui
manity will look back TO the i'm
fancy of honest cooperation with
an affection akin to mothers
musings, as in after years she
cherishes the memories of her
long since infant boy. Ifshe has
neglected to chide her boys
waywardness, if she has allowed
vicious habits TO creep into his
practices and allowed wicked
principles TO grow unreproved.
in after years, when matured in
dulgence has developed mature
crime, when Consideration and
anguish pierce her heart. then
the wan face and withered cheek
bespeak the disastrous results of
long neglected duty. How glad
ly would she retrace the past
could she now guide her boy
Alright. He is no longer under
her control. The tender instin-
cts she might have trained and
moulded into noble principles
have long since hardened into
vice unsusceptible TO mothers
love. The disgrace of his i'm
creasing crimes are fast sapping
the life from her heart. She
can no longer endure 10 think of
her once infant boy. If she is
10 regain her strength she must
be reused by new interests. |
Other lips must lisp the name |
If mother" Other little feet |
must patter TO her will. The in
ant arms of new life must by |
heir tiny embrace convey assur-
nee of implicit obedience and
trust i'm the heart of |
he little one 10 the aching void
n the mothers heart. Then will
he dropping head be raised TO
rect the new life. The renew
d color of the once pallid cheek
nd the return of mstre TO the
AIDED eye will be a joyous tell
ale of the noble qualities of
lother's new charge.
How like is our Individual life II
, that universal life, created by |
lr daily methods of dealing with 1
lch other. III we encourage and II
ourish only the good in a child. |
'ill il not, in the law of reason, /
eyelop good? Does not kind I
oget kind and send forth germs
like life2, And are not uni /
'rsal principles but the aggre- i
ate of developed individual t
'inciples? And do not univer- [
Il principles in return become v
.e environments of the individ- $
II? And is not the individual
e product of his enyironments? /
pes not a little leayen leaven $
c whole lump, and does not the o
hole lump in return sour the e
orsel of sweet? ly
Surely the results of monopo- ci
tie principles have reached in r!
of a threatening rather e'
an an inviting appearance. If ii
3 would develop right we must OF
art right Let us study the fC
clinical points of our present b
y business methods until we IS
ace out the enatWe of their de- ca
lopment and their effect ON de
inhood. Our present day CO. To
Grafton law allows a promoter ii,
name some line of industry CO
llch he proposes for develop Gu
mt and requires that he set bI
e amount he proposes to accu-
llate for that purpose. This
called the capitalization. For
lmnla ha calls thfc cot o,,,o,,,,4