Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-28

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and I'll find many more and / wantl
to kick in the sand awhile; so he
goes on from shell to shell until the
shades Of evening fall. then discov-
ers that he must find some preciousI
shells quickly to buy the necessities t
Of life. But 10, there are no precious
shells any more, they have all been
passed and the cold chill Of disap-l
pointment comes over him and his9
cry is oh God, If only some one had
warned me before it was too late
Remember 1t is Jesus who says,
Wilt thou be made whole? Head,
heart, hand and soul. Fearful the
number of people only partially del
yeloped. A most common theme toI
graduating classes in the past has
been Be whole. That same messagei
is still tremendously vital. We are SO
prone to think that with body and in
tellect developed we are fitted for
life. Did you ever know of a school
that placed all its emphasis on ath-
letics and brains? Suppose thatl
school succeeds in developing a most
perfect body and a. brain as clear as
the crystal SHOWS Of Mount Blanc
Would it not still be just as cold; sol
cold that it could analyze the qufvers
of its own mothers heart with no
more concern than if it were ma
chine. God deliver us from such.
Heart alone is not much better.
1t ever weeps but never knows what
to do. Even body, heart and mind
are not enough. The heart of a strong
body may drive the warm blood to
the brain and melt the intellectuall
SHOWS and what have you in your
field of possibilities? A pool. Slush.
What's lacking? Have you ever seen
people who knew what should be /
done, and had sympathy till the tears
came, but didn't do it? What was
lacking? Will! Granite will, to irri-
gate the fileds--to do.
Jesus says Wilt thou be made
whole?' Here it love, Oh Jerusalem,
Jerusalem, how often i would have
gathered We as hen gathers herl
chicks but ye would not Oh Father
forgive them for they know not what
they do.' Here Is intellect am thet
truth and the way and the life. Here
lis the will Wilt thou be made
whole?'
Purpose in your heart God and youl
stand in line with the Daniels and
the Abrahams and the Lincolns of all
time, to do as great as they and
greater, because you have all the ex-
perience they had and more. 1t took
Michael Farraday years to get what
you may get now in a few weeks, or
days All the battles OF the past
have been fought for you. Every
love, every sacrifice has been for you.
If you fail you go back against all
these and more, you go back against
Him who said Greater things than
these shall We do because go unto
my Father Wilt thou be made
whole?
Even with a great purpose there
Twill be days of struggle Through
those days remember that Gods prom
ises are true and righteous altogether
Remember that He is an undiscour-
aged God who never fails. They who
unite their lives with Him in purpose
are fitted to turn every trial and mis-
fortune into success. Witness Joseph,I
how he went from pitfall to pitfall up
the stairs Of success. Witness Sir
Walter Scott. He had failed in busi-l
ness, but he purposed God and tried
to pay the debt, and there came
forth those masterpieces OF historic !
fiction that have thrilled and uplifted
thousands, who are today a monu-
ment to his success out Of seeming
failure.
s.Millet failed as a painter, but sor-l
row and poverty drove him back andI
the Angelus is the marvellous result. (
You cannot fight the devil alone. You
cannot meet the struggles Of this
Rorld and triumph over them alone.
81 Alone / cannot 81.
The waves run fast and high
And the stars 80 out Of the sky
But we shall win
Jesus and II
May there be written tonight in
the great book Of life your name pur-
posing God in your heart. Then the
angels Of the future can already
crown you conauerrs Of environment
and circumstance yictors with God.
The Senior Class
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