The mirror., 1916-11-16
v1GNETrEs BY THE "oNLOOKER"
Brief Comments and Reflections Anent Topical and
Timely Events Succinctly Discussed
From Viewpoint
By Han,

carries above lis title these words
Translated English the title of the reads THE Wander
err -moto Faith-H,pe-Love" think tue recalls to
every wauderer the ideals of life.
Have "r'ah?"-at belief that time will heal our
the wor longer bue,ed by the
adversely. Have fb that sometime the days TO come
pleasant aud find pleasant harbor?
When harbor the of lfe the sunshine
will hearts, and faith in ourselves and in mankind in
fame For the c"ness and the drearyness of
killed Faith To lose Faith would be destruction
Without Faith there could be no life worth living
Hopew ii? 1t is the lever that
regulates e On it's manipulation depends actions Take
Hope awaybut that impossible One sink into the depths
of despair but still ngng Hope Every thought OF The
Hope The wandere hopes hnd his refuge
The waiting mother hopes have the wanere TO
her
We must hope en1 for while life continues there
accomphe and Hope the key that unlocks the door
Of endeavor. Accomplishment is jus, beyond
Someone Love- the fulcrum that swings the world
To the wanaere means home country.
lands waiting for the of the podiga
binding reproach the thought of what might
have 1t brings 10Th and joy 'he mind 1t recalls
and the tender of mother Perhaps brings to
when life seemed all of love for and another Then
again will always The love Of strand
nothing hoier than Love- nothing
fe 1t drives bitterness and the spirit 1t
divine spark placed each human breast there be famed
into flame On the quality Of Love depends happiness
ALL Love just accessible the waoeer
ohers But seldom hrives in gloomy places Like
requires sunshine to develop and expand
In the "olden days. gentleman a
labor The appeaton used principally
referring who lived accumulated by ancestors VIII"
particular.
the and modern meaning of the gentle
possessed acquired
perfect" gentlemen Que of the few
which the Onooker has been privileged The subject Of
"A Gentleman" Roy K Moultou, described by hun in
the All Story magazine n the following iues
Il know perfec, gentleman, who's worthy Of all praise.
lie does the universe change
lie writes letters the cncernng graft and crime
H. does not let the Of the bugh take time
lie speaks no i'll of any Of small OF reuown
lie hasn't got his hammer out for in
lie doesn't slam the candidates and what they stand
lie doesn't talk about the European war
Hes picture bug. with notions of his own
He does how he'd improve the that shown.
lie does tell the funny things his children
lie does kick abou, his throughout the livelne day.
lie does drive Ills friends he does boe
lie does ill them the brim with automobile lore.
He daft concerning golf His hear.
lie doesu, brae about the dough he's within the year.
lie does spend than be makes play the game
lie does envy others who the road fame.
lie does smoke, chew drink! Ills
His wife is quite conened-she knows where be each night
You think there such lies good be
You hesitate. perhaps, give this gentleman his due?
The of 1t ALL then, perfoce let you know:
They buried him. think 1t about
In few days the important the history
douby because of the many
questions allegiance, will effect
Many have polls day spirit
of evy Tut who this will probably
minded
1t going be hard decide which of the
should for Both for the highest in
strong aud capable.
every election the bulletin boards of everv
, in the
lockers Tn+ the questions involved in the choice of can
dates prominent breaking
The first of the fallen, floating fakes
ied the softly the damoud there to re-
for day Tnen old
his domain his hereditary
field grass. invyora,ed
the light thrown quite spng.ke
in its freshness.