The Alaska citizen., 1916-12-04


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 Gratitude c.catts Happiness, an, uD gratitude coes happiness d, .,end 1he HJdJCs In winch We lN, a-e fin.sDeu, providing "e have pTC pa. ed enough Matcr.al to tln.sD ,hcDl. Any lack In tLe house IS H.. hat lach oi D. .eparauOn IL We al, u I've surrounded daily with pIo ,ection of happine it will depen~ largely upon the amount If grat- CIde we possess to make that house that we shall name happ God plan has ever been that men mi8h be happy, and so he has placed s, Ilany things in their way to make them so. From the things that W, DO sess, that we call our own, he things that We possess, that b, Ing to others, none of them Cal be fully enjoyed, unless there sh,I be constant spirit of gratitude, 6, sun, or a genuine as the whitenes If the snow. Gratitude is like love ,he more we give of it the mo-, we possess. It is a necessary pa. fl the complete man.
 Yet how many receive the bless lng5 and sacrifices of the magnan m us .ouls of the world and neVe- stop to express their gratitude Fifty six years ago there was a great Jaster off the shore of Evanston It was a chilly evening in SepteL Der. Happy eXcutsion.sts crowde the decks of the Lady Elgin" |; she slowly approached the landin Dlace. Suddenly the boat stoppe, shuddered like a W unded thing, in
 egan slowly to sink. That w;s Lo fore the days of the wi. eleSs me
 age, but none was needed, for tn Lady Elgin" was nearing the sho. only a few hundred yard d.stan, A thousand pair of e! es looked eat erly for loved nes returning. then a thousand pair of ears heard the shreks of peril. Only few hundreu yards, yet it might have been &s many miles, for, in time to rescl, them, it was impossible for assi ance to come from Chicago. Tho Lady Elgin" was sinking, while tL crowds that lined the sh re wee Jowerless to help. But not all them were helpless. With rops in their hands, two brothers, st dent of the theological seminary { Evanston. plunged through the crow