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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
]lei1 eingeidet meroen f0unen. Mu9
ino ole grntefoifen Ser Gatterpflam

Igleih eiingeiaet merben fonre1r. Mud
liino ole g~rntefoiten ser Gaatterpflan-
gen geringer als bet ben &dlmfrih.
ten un6 1er eribe 5dritt Der Sutter.
ernte fGinG meiitens Dor Ole @etrei6e.
errte, alfo gu elmer 9eit, mo- ionit ,rid)t
pieIe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrbeiten gu
berridten iin6. 8u0em brauden sic
Meter, melde nit ats6mpernoen SUIT
tergetpddien, mie 3. 9. INIT 2u5erm,
@ipariette, &leegrqSiaaten beite0t
iin6, m6bren6 mebneren Sabren tidt
bearbeitet 3u 1per0en. Ser 2ar6manr
fanr alsoann feline iibrigen Me6er
ridt a1ein better ut6 mebr 5a1r redfy-
ten 3eit beorbetten, ion6ern er tn1,l
|6ieielbem au@ otter aln6 reidIider
joiinge1t. Snfolge 6iefes l1mitan6es
mir6 er 6ann alf ser geringeren STA,
de, oie er init @etreioe bebal1t, nod
|ebenio biel, 11nter umitdn6en iogor
mod mebr er1ten, nls friiber auf Der
'gr6beren 6l1de. Denn es 1T cine
i5arrb ole grfabrung betpieiene anus 1111r
umil0bli9e Sbatinde, SOB ma11 al1f
einem Mcre 9ano, SEN man tiidtiq be-
arbeitet aenS oft lln6 reidlid 6iingt,
mebr erntet als auf 2 Mcres, me[dpe
man i6ledt bearbeitet r1,6 nidt eeb6i=
rig biingen fan1t.
9. 9ur6 den ertpeiterten Suffer-
bau mir6 ser 8o6er ni9t MIR perbei=
iert, ionoern al19 hereidert. Die lidt=
iteben0en 6utterpflanaen beidatten
'6en 8o6en 11n6 erbalten i'm fela6t;
'0ur9 ibr retdes @ur5elmerf tpir1 ser
|idnpene Gbo,rbooen gelodert inns miir=
Der 9emadN, pdbrero ser Ieidbe
|Son6bo6en bln6iger nin1.
@eri6ia0em Sutterpflan5er, ut6
namentlib &lee, Sic 2u5erne, 6ie
|@iparieMe, &aigraler uno 5dtptngel=
artea bolen nit ibren t~iefgebenoen
@uroeln ei1pen groBen Gbeil bner
Mabrltng aus SEN Giefen 6es ltnter=
grun5es, mobin Sic @uraeln o1p0erer
nidt gelangen fonnen. Mit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

Aderboues fait i1111er gleiden Saritt
gebalten fat init ser Musoebnung 5es
Batterballes nuf Dem GeIoe. Mar1
tennt 5ablreide @eiipiele, baB berab-
getomrpene 5armetr boraugsmeiie
6ura ertpeiitertten Sutterba,t tpieoer
emporgebmdt mur6en. go maB oltdy
BET 6etr beute ob1paltemben. @erb1ltnii=
len ser nl1sgeoebt1te Guttergemdd)sbal1
al1f 6e1n M6erlan6e ser @nunoitein
iein cuff meldem 6os @ebauoe 6es
lanromirtbidaftliden 6ortidrittes en-
ri9tet miro. Ser rationale 6lrtter>
ban ma1B 1ie Eriebfeoer fem, apeIde
Die gauge MISUNDERSTANDING Maidine
m 8eapegung iebt. Sn iebes Safer,
@eritens ~iiberbal1pt Sommergetrei6e-
ioet ou6 ettpos &lee nit ein; er
Dos Sab nod ser grnbe beldat=
fen l1tpo liefert quite 5toppelapet6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

Mm Der 6eitmng Mbrianopel, benz
@adHtburm ser 9iirfei, brar6et nod
bergebli6 Ser Mniturm ser 8ulgare11.
@enn Ole tiirfiiden @urniionen bent
8etnoe iberau gleiden ooer abnli6ert
8i6eritarr6 ge(eiitet baitten, lagen sic
Dimge olf 6em @riegsidauplate beute
gan5 anoers. ltn0 6ob lit sic @ertbei=
digurtg Morianopels m1sii@tsIos. Set
ne 8eitarug bern1ag elmer 8eIagerung
lange 8eit erfolgrei6 a1 mi6eriteben,
tpenn fie alf fem Gntiabbeer red]nen
sort, ,rn0 tpen1t fire eigene 8eiatamg
GIT idppa@ lit, sen eiiernen @iirtel
gu iprengen, 6en Ser Beim I'M iie ge=
5ogen bat. 9enno6 gibt sic @arniion
@@rianopelS ben an6eren tiirfiiden
Sruppetr Elm leudtenoes 8eiipiel BON
Sreue, @atb un1 Spfermiuigfeit.
Sdaoe ttaer, 6aB es 5u ipat fommt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
9as Snbilanm zines @olfsliebes.

Sumoert Sabre itno berganger,
baB 6reiberr b. @i9enborff 1ein gum
wolfSIieb getporbenes @eotdt User
bot Did, gu f9oner @aDb, a1tfgebaut
70 bod 6a oroben" ber Oeffenli9feit
bergdb. @un6 oreibig Sabre ipa-
ter, i'm Sabre 1914, muroe eS bon
syelir Meneolsiobn-8 artboIep in Bob
6ooen am Eaunus pertont. DumalS
bielt li9 Ser franfe Nu,npontit In 8ao
Soben ouf, nm bier an ben Sol
quellen e&ilung ODER bod einoerung
{eines e2ioens 3l1 ftn6en. Bon Mn-
fang Stat bts @nbe October meilte er
In So6en. Muf etnem Spo3ierga19
getponn CT aud etnen Musblid onr9
einer l40nen 9algruno auf Die be.
maIbeten Mbdnge BEG Gelbberges
unb 6e8 Taunu8gebirges. Ser @n'
bid feffelte i'm 70, Bob ct feline Sc
ieIlfdnft allen meitenpanoern lieb,
it9 unter Die Eannen iebte, Elm &c.
tenblatt aus Ser Gaide 5og uno bic
Meife 3u Dem 2iebe v@er bat Did, 6u
fd6ner Walo nieberi6rieb.
Mu4 elm 3>peites 2ieo pongideaoorff,
80 Caller melt, 0 Soften. 6as eben-
fuII8 bon Menbelsiobn uertont MUIR
be, tann in oiefem Sabre fem Subj
Idlnn begeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
@ans nno got.
8uben-@~ erbeFernns.

8enn Ger 2anomirtb einen 5ablrei-
6enen 1n0 better gendbrten Giebitao
balten min, 10 muB er Dor allem fnr
@eldaffurg elmer gr0iberen Gltter.
mel,ge Gorge trogen. @obl tpenige
9mbpirtbe iino inoeiien in Der gliid-
liden Gage, 6aB iie quite natlrlide
@ieien gerlrg baben, alm ibren @ieb.
itar6 Dermebrern llno belier ernabren
3u for11er.
@em mat iid iibrigens in BEN
91inoerr mniiebt, in pelden Die 9an6-
mirtbidaft ouf ser bod5ten 9tnfe ser
8~oQfommembeit itebt, 10 begegaet man
ser au~ffauen6e,r @ridei1ntng, oaB &c.
rooe sort arn tpenigiten @ieien iin6.
Mnes, tpas ii6 gum M6er eig1et, miro
l,nter Sen Hflug genomrten un1 @ieie
bleibt 11ur 1oS, mas Don ser Natur
Acknowledgements CUR @ieie beitiuumt
lit. Ser groBte Ebeil 6es Suffers
;mir6 al1f Sem Geloe getpomnen.
Mud arniere 2~on6tpirtbe miiiien
funftigbin 5em 6utterban cine grobe
re Sla6e Mderlam6 5utpeiien, 6enm 6ie
Ml1s5ebn1,11g oes Sa1tterbaltes auf SEM
Gel8e iit cine ser iegensrei6Stem Ste
fornre1t, melde ser 9an6mirtb unter
ber obmalten6en @erbaltniiien in
Mltsfiibra,ng 1es Sutterbalpes ouf sem
6el6e brirgen miro 1ut0 m1B sic nad<
iteben6en groben @ortBeile im @efolge
baben.
1. Dler6 5en Sutterbat al1f 5em
M6erlan6 miro be0euten6 an Mrbeit
lno an Mrbeitstoiten eripart. @ab-
re16 ndmli6 3n @en &almfrudten Ser
8ooen mie0erbolt bearbeitet peroen
m1B, epfor0ern 6ie meiiten 6utter'
pflanaen feline b%eioroenpn @h1lturar=
better, ia iie nit Sem @etrei6e 5u=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
ibren ueiden laffti9en 8Iaatter1r 5ieben
tie all9 piele M1ibritoffe aus Der 2uft,

ibpet reiden iaftigen 8Idiitter11 5ieben
tie audi piele Ndbritoffe uus Der Stuff,
namentlib benuben ije Ole mertbpolle
Mmmoniafqueue Ser Mtbmoipbdne.
@ei t6uer> Mberntung binterIaifem iie
In ibrem reiden @ur5eltperf l1n6 in
oen abfallen6en 8lattern Bent 8pben
mebr Nflan5emabritoffe, als fie oernr
lelben entnommen baben. Man farn
ALTO NIT &ebt lagen, 6aB bieie Suffer-
lpflan5en 6en 8o6en bereiferr, mas
auh i6on aug Dem nnuitanoe berpor-
9ebt, onB mpam aalf einem a1ngebrode-
nep 2r5errten., &leegras- ooer @ipar-
iettenfel6, meldeS cine @eibe bon Sat-
rem bra@ 9elegen bat, mebrere reiide
grnten er5telen fam, obne baB man
ar 5ii,gen bra16t. @noli4 miro
our6 sen !6idten 8eitan6 ser Suffer-
ge4padie 6as Muffommnen 5es un-
frnuts oerbimoert.
8ei anoeren 6a1ttergemGdien, 1e1,
@adfrudten namliht miro mabrenb
ibres @n6tbums Ger @o6en 4pie6er<
5olt beorbeitet, mo0ur9 sic Mdergare
bef0noert unb sic 8rade, tpenigftens
gum 9beil, entbebrlt6 miro.
3. Gin &aupttbei1 6es Tutter=
banes beitebt en0li9 5orin, 1nB Ger
|ielbe 1ie @run6lage Der @iebaudt biI-
oct, melde beut8utage ertpieienerma=
Zen Der rentabelite 8meig ser 2am6-
mtrtbfdaft getpor6en lit. 9enn per
piel Sltter bout, Ger farn biel @ieb
bolten. @er uber biel u1t6 gut ge=
nabrtes @ieb bdlt, ser madt erItens
aus 1em @ieb l1n6 ieinen berfGuf(idy@t
Bro0uften bie1 @el6, 5neitens pro61<
5irt er bielen r1ro guten Miit. @er
aber fiel Miit bat, 5er farn feline Sell
Der oft rr5 nei6li6 1iingen un6 fann'
mittels 5esielben Sobr fir Sabr, in
u1u11terbrodener OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ret6e grttben Gbgeminnen.
@enr no1 Ole @ntpideInngsgez
f6idbe ser 2anomirtbidnf 6a1rbgebt,
flo fin6et man, 6aB 0as @ufbIiben 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

$4,000.
aobie 81. Mpers an Commerce 9. Gal,
tins MK NGH sec. 2=126<35. "a
nnb s8A @gA sec. 35<127sB6,
Ifbleb, 100000.
G9arleg golfer an Nuguit 81. golfer
|NgN 58A lno. @gA 5gA Sec. 36<
1852, S3ion, $28OO.00.
eliiabetb Meper an 8ernarb Rener,
g. 90 q. M8A MgA @ec. 10 Mh
|5@A N@A Gee. 10 M8A sec. 90
tpentger 6A 81. nnb 9 lots uu1 unbers
theiIter u bon N8A Gee. 29<12b<333,
@robe nnb MA @@A Gee. 9<125<33,
@robe, $14OOO.0O.
@obert 6. garetp uno Sral an 8alter
81. MSfern, 2ots Is nn6 16 Beft rr10
3oDt'S Cub. 8lod 80 gbelbrods Mbb.
$500.
Gliiabetb 6. @aretp an 8aIter g. sisz
fern, Got 9 Beit un0 6obt's 5ub. glod
80 @beIbrods Mob.. $4,000.
&eter so. Sbielmnn II. a. an Hrnnf
BiIinsti, Got 8 8lod 10 8aite #arf,
$4,000.
@liabetb Nbfes an 9eter @rob. g. 10
Ncres bon MBA 5@A un6 g. 10 4cres
bon Got 8 unb 5A GA Gee. 10 uno
|NR N@H Gee. Is urb 5gA N8A
unb orr NgA @8A) Gee. 23>123<
20, @odbiQe, 2,65O.O OF.
Slid. 8einam II. d. an Nid @unbrin<
ger, 2ots 8 unb 10 8lof 90. Mbon, $40.
SSobn g. Ntabtemas unb Srau an Pe<
Ter Mn6temas, 2ots 8 unb 4 8lof II,
Nbon $750.00.
1beooor gorne uno Srau an Mi4olas
IS. Serbaar, She'll bon 58A NBA sec.
Sz124<30, GoqegebiIe, $4,000.
@ermann S@6ner unb 6Srau an Marb
Spnpan, 2ots II lnb 12 8lod 5, Sree<
port, $4,000.
Sbornas @oBgen unb Srau an MidaeI
S. SaBgen, @8A 5@A unb @h g
@A 5@A Gee. 10 unb N8A NgA
Gee. 30z123z29, 9fodbiIle, unb 5gA
N@A Gee. 25<123z30, @atefielb, $1,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

q. g. sfelton> Elm @aufmarn gu
Sfonlep1 Sn6., io9t, er mir6e feline
$4,000 nebmen fir sic 2fn6erung,
Die ibm cine ein5ige 5dodtel Goleb
MierenpiQen bradte. SD botte einen
l6limme11 Mnfan BON Mierenbeidper.
|6e nit beftigen 5dmer5en in met
mem &iiden un1 fonnte mid tal1m
g~raobalten. Cine ein3ige Sdodtel
6olep M%ierenpi1len beilten mid oom-
itdnbig. Molitor Drug So. = Mn-
3eiQe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

@oIocreaml Man fdntiI3t 5 I'm.
gen tpeibes 8a9s, 2 nn3en 8alre..b
unb i 9funb neiBes 8aialin auf ge-
Iinben1 Teuer, toliert bic Miidung
in cine porber ertpar1nte, meitbaliige
5la9e, gtbt In otefeIbe allmabli@
cine belize 20jung aus Y. ltn3c go.
ro1 in 8 8funb @ofentpafier u1b 10
unae @erutiurtoI bin3u, fdtittet
fraftig bur@ nnb giebt ben Cobb
cream In bas 9ta1ogefdh ipeI9es at
efnem flhIe1 9rt nnfaube.uahren 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-01

The Honorable John A. Vanvalzah,
NJ. D., of Daytona-by-the-Sea went off
at half-cock when he announced his
candidacy for the Governorship in the
Jacksonville Metropolis last week
The trouble with men of the Vanval-
zah cast of countenance is that they
do not reflect Had Doc Vanvalzah
given a moments reflection to the
subject he would have seen that the
White House would be needing a new
occupant at about the same time as
the States mansion at Tallahassee,
and now that he has decided to let
his political ambition soar he may be
making a mistake in weighing il down
with too much ballast. Doc Van
yalzah is a good doctor, but a poor
politician. His pink pills for pale
people have arrested many a man at
the brink of the grave and given him
a new lease on life. He saw this edi-
tor, watery-eyed and sallow-c omplect-
ed and worn out at Tallahassee in
efforts to save the Florahome
Drainage law from a cruel and ig-
nominous death at the hands of his
and kindly donated box
of his pills, Result: The editor-leg-
islator's life was saved and so was
the drainage law. What he did for us
he could do for others, and therefore
we Cpine he is a good doctor. But
many a man has spoiled a good doc
tor, or editor, or merchant, or farmer,
or lawyer, or preacher to make a poor
politician. Doc is not built right for
politics. He's too earnest; too much
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-01

We wish to call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in an
other column, of the Florida State
College for Women. The remarka-
ole growth of this institution has
raised it to an enviable position
among southern colleges. The en-
rollment for the year ending in June
1918, reached Alb. The attractive
features of Tallahassee as regards
climate and healthfulness are well
Known; but a new infrmary "a fully
equipped gymnasium, the services Of
a trained nurse in charge of the mfr
mary, and the professional service OF
he College physician, all give assur-
ance that the health of the students
IS a matter Of care to the authorities
The advantages offered in the way of
instruction are unsurpassed. Regu-
lar academic college work leading to
the Bachelors degree, and special
courses in Art, Expression, Music,
Home Economics, and professional
training for teachers including the
Training School and kindergarten,
are given by specialists. The School
of Music offers advantages unequal
ed elsewhere in the State, and in only
a few places in the entire South. The
moral tone of the Institution is high.
The home life is carefully looked at
ter, and made attractive, with view
of leading the young women to devote
themselves happily to their college
work. The young women of Florida
are to be congratulated on having
within their own state a college offer
ing the advantages the Florida State
College for Women offers. That
they appreciate these opportunities
seems to be shown by the constantly
increasing enrolment.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-01

of reformer; he lacks diplomacy; he
shows his hand to the other fellow
by advertising his plans. Neverthe-
less he is now in politics forever and
day. He served his apprentice
ship as a member of the recent legis-
lature, where he came in. daily con-
tact with such men as j. c. Brown
and R. R. Tomlin and Bill Maypoles
and Spencer Middleton and became
innoculated with the worm that dieth
ret. Vanvalzah spent several
times his salary in working up a
sentiment for his bill, a bill designed
to forever throttle the insurance &C.
topus in his beloved Florida. His bill
was passed with practical unanimity
in the House, but went agin' the rocks
and was wrecked in the Senate. 1t
was a sad day for Doe Vanvalzah
when the Senate finally stifled his
bill and he went from Tallahassee mad
clear through. Now he naturally
desires to go to the old town as Gov
ernor in order that he may use the
patronage of Office to compel its pas
sage by the corporationists who fill
the upper house and place obstacles
in the way of the onward march of
reform. And thus again has he
shown his hand. Far be it from us
to put straw in the way of this
good doctors efforts to reach the very
highest peak on the mountain of his
new ambition. We would but admon-
ish him that others have tried to scale
the same heights and fell, and great
was the fall thereof. The presidency
is higher peak, but the opportuni-
ties for working out mighty reforms
are much greater. The result of a
failure to scale the summit is the
same-political death. If Doc Van
valzah would remain in politics and
serve his day and generation in the
modest but just as needful and dual
capacity, i.e.,-as purveyor of pink pills
for pale people and representative
from Volusia county, we believe his
name could yet go resounding down
the. corridors of time as a great bene-
factor of the plain people-and some
of the rest of us who are not so
plain.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-01
Fake Concerns Must Retire

Pensacola Journal: The legislature
of the state Of Florida, at its last SEES
sion, among other good legislation
enacted law technically known as
chapter 6422, laws of 1913, sometimes
known as the "Blue Sky Law" Had
TINS law been enacted and put into
force fifteen years ago there would
have been saved to the people of this
state many thousands of dollars ia
ken from them by fake Investment
companies and explioters of worthless
schemes.
Mining stocks, oil well stocks, land
company stocks and contacts, snide
building and loan stock and various
and 'sundry kind of stocks, bonds, de-
bentures and certificates, worth only
the paper they are written on and
having nothing behind them but the
gabfest of the oily-tongued salesman.
have been unloaded on the people of
Florida for 10 these many years. But
there is an end to all good things and
the halcyon days of the stock and bond
taklr are no more in the Land of
Flowers.
The Legislature wisely passed a far
reaching and drastic measure. The
attorney general, Hon. Thos. F. West
and Hon. w. V. Knott, the state comp
troller, intend to vigorously enforce
this law and drive from the state ev-
cry snlde investment company and
keep them out of the state.
Already many good companies have
qualified and been authorized to do
business in the state under this law
and several snide concerns have been
barred out and will not be permitted
to longer swindle the unwary.
II a man offers you any kind of
stock, bond, debenture, certificate,
contract, policy or other class of in
vestment, call on him to show his
Statement" and certificate" under
the "Blue Sky Law" signed by the
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-01
Progressive Farming in st. Johns

st. Augustine Record:-Farmers in
St. Johns county are rapidly coming
INTO the first rank as the most pro
gressive in Florida. The result will
soon be seen and will bring in
creased prosperity and further devel-
opment of the fertile but untitled
lands Of the county.
At Hastings the farmers are now
building silos. By means of these
they will be enabled to utilize much
more of what has been waste prod
ucts on the farms and will produce
better live stock with the added home
grown feed.
1t must be remembered that the
bumper corn crop which stretches TO
miles over the Hastings section is tn
second big crop of the year, an enol
nous Irish potato crop having con
to the markets in the spring. Ye
this corn crop is the equal of any i.
any section where only the one Gro,
the corn crop-is produced.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-01
II Saturday
Strfl1cllette

"For every man shall bear his
own burden. Gal. 6;5. :.
God keeps to the line that oil
vides between helping a man so
as to help him, and helping MN
SO as to hurt him. He dlscrlm-
mates sharply between burdens
that may be shared and burdens
that must be borne alone. "deaVl-
nesses" of grief, sorrow and trou-
BILE that have fallen upon our
friend, we may share, as Christ
carried our sorrows and bore our
griefs. ., :,
But there are burdens, lad
ings. as of a ship, that we may
not take off another. He must
bear his own burden. Such are
the burdens that are, inherently
ones own, as an individual Such
are the responsibilities we have
duly taken upon us, the freight,
or "phortion," as the Greek called
it, that we have shipped and
agreed to carry. There is great
burden of duty that | owe to my
family. Nobody, ought to be eX-
pected to take that off me, un-
less by shift Of the sea and the
winds, the load" has become
"heaviness," out of all proportion
to my unaided strength, and all
unforeseen. | feel that we need
to watch the shifting of our So
cial order, lest we, in our zeal
to help, hurt somebody by making
society carry the burden that the
individual should bear. 1t is a
subtle danger. Every man shall
bear his own burden" There is
burden of duty that owe as
member of society. | have obi
cations that | should discharge
myself and not leave to any other.
Indeed. ! can not slip out from
under such duties as are related
to the. common veal Withou1
wronging my fellows, and still
more deeply wronging my own
soul. Nor can any one take the
toga of my citizenship from my
shouldars-not even when they
have bribed and bought me to
register his will rather than my
own. That were a base betrayal
of country and manhood citizen
ship.
And there are burdens of duty
as touching God, that no one, nat
even Christ-be it reverently said
can bear for me. Every man
must bear his own burden of re-
pentance. No one else can breathe
out of his "Miserere" for him. No
one other than himself can look
up with the eye Of faith into the
open heavens and see God for him
self. No one else can confess
Christ for him. 1t must be his
own 81 believe" that brings him
nto the company of the faithful.
must carry my own cross of
sacrifice and of service, which
Christ has hidden ME- take up
and follow Him. No one can go
for me through the grim gates Of
Heath. | must go into heaven
for myself. In a word: In all the
| greatest crises of life "every man
shall bear his own burden"
And if we let Christ do for US
what He alone can do, then we
need not fear to be ourselves, and