The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18
The DE Season" Of the Die IS uooQ
Is Here d his City, k
IDS Knight 1enpIars
EXPLOITATION IS WELL RECEIVED

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whieA ws perceive b be valuable fsr
ourselves.
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spirit ef nssknsss, es.a;AefiAe tAyssee,
hest thou siss - tempted. Bear 70 oae
snother's burdens, AID - fulfill the
law of CAri.t.' As this i 4 plsaa
warning Against any pride in one 3 own
virtue, so also it directs our aim to .
great object larger even than the
restoration or saving of an individual
victim-the brother 'overtaken in the
fault We are bidder to bear ons
another s burdens Now this is a large
and compelling task. 1t means social
duty. l an glad to think that there il
abroad great deal of pity for an ir.
dividual case of distress or misfortune.
or downfall caused by an unfortunate
habit. There is probably hardly any
one, 10 matter what his business may
be, but is touched BY Individual cases
Of weakness or infirnity; and from al
sides hands are reached out to help up
the man who is down-at least once cr
twice. But it is plain that this merely
individual help can 20 but little
way. And as the saloon is all the
while creating trouble . great deal
faster than kindness to the individual
victims can remedy the trouble, it fol-
lows that We must seek the big cause
of the trouble, and try to eradicate
that. 1t is . common social burden we
are called on to bear, and to help each
unfortunate, one by one, is impossible.
To use an old and trite figure-whe n
there is = big leak in boat, it does
not help matters much to keep bailing
out the water. The only sane thing IS
to stop the leak.
s'This question of abolishing the
! liquor traffic is assuming practical
shape today, because the moral argu-
ments Of the pioneers in demanding
peohibition are being constantly rein
O9N " DCk0ASc. 40 00CtOLb oAt0
J essa werkiag on this question, a.d are
falling - now, with practical anaaiai-
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