White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-10

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OF the machines escaped without in
jury, but the machine belonging to
the meat company was severely dam
aged. while Mr.. Murdock's car was
damaged to lesser degree The
accident was purely an unavoidable
one. caused only by the fact that
with one machine coming cut of Sew
enth street and the other along
Aultman street. the binding snow
prevented each driver from seeing
the other
support of some exterior will to dis
play its saving power, and We obey.
In part. that precept. that Golden
Rule of b uman conduct when we lend
tnat encouragement and support.
when we try TO arouse and cultivate
tnat disposition In the weak SO that
they may triumph over their infirm-
It's.
Every weakness. every falling
that we observe in Others. we pos
sess ourselves Perfection can be
predicated of none OF US. and we
should refrain from unjust criticism
of those who are less fortunate in
having control over their vices, { ss
able to remedy their imperfections
No true Elk, no man or woman OF
worth. will speak an unkind word OF
another, for what in our dim eyesight
may be an ugly sore, in Gods clear
light Is a scar won on some hard
fought field II is our motto that
! II cannot speak a good word of a
brother. | will not speak i'll of him
How much better II is. what a
larger degree of inner satisfaction We
sense when we apply that quality OF
kindness and sympathy which cures
the sprains and bruises of living and
adds TO the sum total of happiness
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Let us remember that;
It's the kindly hearts of earth -tba,
make this good old world worth
while,
/ It's the lips with tender words that
make the care erasing smile.
And ! ask my soul this question when
goodly gifts | see:
Am I a friend To as many men as
have been good friends TO me?
When my brothers speak a word OF
praise, my wavering will to aid
ask II ever their long. long way
my words have brighter made
And To my heart again ! bring this
eager. earnest plea:
Make me a friend TO as many men as
have been kind friends to me.
! BY extending our aid to Others
we aid ourselves for there never was
good deed conferred upon another,
! there was never kindly act done in
someone else's interest. there never
will be a service rendered for anoth-
er's benefit that will not repay the
Goer severalfold Every act of
+ kindness and its reward are INSOFAR
ably bound by the ties of indissolu-
BILE relationship One cannot be with
cut the other, just as every evil act
merits and receives punishment. one
accompanies the other; where one
goes the other follows as a conse-
NNa pna dAlou a
pone the time of payment, but sooner
or later Just retribution overtakes
us and We pay the penalty in full
And so, may virtues reward be de-
ferred. but like the rising sun. II
will return to smile down upon us
and LII our day with the light OF
happiness
Therefore. my brothers. let us
bear in mind the teachings and prin-
ciples of this great, benevolent fra
ternity: To hold malice toward
none, to be charitable to the weak
and erring. to write the failings OF
our friends and brothers in the shift
! ing sands. and their virtues upon the
I tablets of love and memory. Then
will the Creator mercifully. with his
favor look down upon us, and fill us
with spiritual benediction and grace
that we may so live in this world
! that in the word to come We may
] join our absent brothers In life ever
:. lasting. 2"
u After the closing ceremonies by
!, the exalted ruler and his fellow off
GERS, the closing ode was sung ant
the benediction pronounced by Rev
! Jos w. Gum.
} Ruth Couple Married