Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-17
..EvERYTHING'S ALL RlGHTIr

There's a man in our city. and perhaps
ia yours. too. who goes a-whi>tling and
a-singing at everything he has To do; aud
hc never sees a storm cloud dark enough
IN make him blue" for he knows that
very shortly the sun will filter through:
yes. he knows that Notwithstanding
there are >loudS al dropping low. up
above the sun i shining and the moun
tain tops aa,ow. and the lowlandS and
valleys whici re now IN miSt> conceal
ed soon will come forth ia their beauty.
their loneliness revealed Ia the ewes of
men and women and their admiration
gain like the SNOW upon the mountain
and the flowers upon the plain. He he
~lieves that VISIONS guiding. hut just
SHY h. can not tell sill ~ feels there's
safe abiding and that All viii hr we'll.
lie L. satisfied To struggle and IN all
things do his part: hc may have IN mind
SOlnc trouble. but 4 song ~ IN his heart.
Matters not how dark the night is; al
last comcS the broad daylight. when Won
ask him. How're they coming" he says.
"ENEElTIIlNG'S ALI RIGHT"
lie has found a thousand song birds
where there's one old honting owl: nc
has found there's many smiling where
hires one who wears u ScoWl: he has
round ten Thousand flowers where there's
one obnoxious crd. aud u secs tgH kindly
actions where there's one unkindly deed.
lie SEES MANY DAYS 81 sunshine where
here's one storm and citnd. hr finds
scores If laughing children whore there's
one old croakcr loud. Ia the brooks Le
hears the murmur If sweet mu>ir ~nft
aud low. and the waterfalls deep tAnn
der gives 4 JOY We all should know. Tie
looks ont ulun the prairie with Us miles
III waving grrn. and the dcwdrur~ lntk
like ~diamaud> with their bright pri~mat
IT, sheen: finds the air all filled with per
inmc from the flowers modelling low and
they cot their sweet aroma iu the sun
shines radiant GLOW. - our hero keeps
IN smiling spite af storm. or cloud Oh
blight: when Won ask him. How're they
coming 2" IT, SAYS
"ENERNTIIING'S Nil RIGHT"
Yes hc H. \ real hero and his warfare
i~ the kind that .iNrS courage wv The hope
icS> and causes them g. find that quite
,ftcn when they are dronpv and look ~
hc >ramy side. there's another and ".
Brighter where their thoughts should all
iidc. lie defilcS the bile and hook
worms uf the fellow with the crouch.
nd the wrinklrd brow aud blue funk uf
he pc>Simi~i and SLOUGH and with conf
fcncc amt effort and bon these bugs ir
nuts to flight: crn the r,>~imiStic mi
~ leaves his presence 10 i night. oh.
nlcl>c dn not forget this Whimp'riu" "
it~ this hero ~ this song ->nnn ynu'll
end all things ARE glorious which Won
- think are I'll wrong. Match Nour
>nHg and manlv courage 'eaiu~t thc
gruuch'~ face - hlnc. for thr iov and
ncacc Won send out will H. sent right
back 10 Won and with interest quite oft
.n IN this debt If love repaid. 20 If truu
bic AMI misfortune We should never W.
sfraid. They are phauinm> and grim
\ rrrter> cunuirrd un nv scare those who
could lt once " whole battalion W. such
hiug> ~ these outdo II th,vid only get
their nerve M and defy them with =
smile: then their lives wnuld seem worth
living AMI their effort b. worth while"
This advice comes from nur hero with
the smile and face ~u bright: when Won
l>k him How're they ruWin"?" W. saws
"ENERNTIIING'S ALL RIGHT.