The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-16

nniyerse and in contemplation OF
The forms which keep in motion and
maintain the equilibrium OF count
less worlds. Men account for the
systematic revolutions, elliptic and
diernal. OF the systems but none
have ever told us the origin of the
law of grayitation. The fact that
men never contrive and finish any
thing without the use of intelligence
leads them to believe that there
must have been and must be SUI
preme intelligence directing the hand
that made suns and systems and put
them in motion. This supposed In
telligence and power we call GOD.
To describe Him would be an utter
impossiblity To assign Him any
particular dwelling place would
hardly be entitled to the dignity OF
being called folly. When men stand
up and call others 10 prepare to meet
God they are either unbelieVers III
this existence or are so impressed
with their own importance that they
consider deity something little
above them but they have never I'M
agined that they felt his presence
nor realized that they were part
Of Him. My God is my constant COM
panion and as | write these words
! feel that not | as an individual
aside from Him do the work, but
that this letter is as much part or
Him and His work as was the crea-
ton of tho suns and systems. Talk
about a man being an instrument IN
Gods hands, if you assert that all
that is done is not His work then
YOU make OF Him a being with Inn
tied power and become an atheist
/ am interested and would like to
write several more pages but space Is
limited. Study what ! have said.
w. D. Cabaniss. from Maypearl /,
was here last Monday cheerful and
good looking. He fired the first gun
in the campaign for the week k
A. Watson, the very efficient. affabl@
and accurate bookkeeper for Jolesch
& Chaska took $500 worth of the
Daily Light. w. T. Eastman. OF
Midlothian 4, showed his faith by
his works. W. NJ, Payne, good
fellow from Red Oak /. got back
Into the fold Ross Hartsheld OF
Ray said. by his actions, that he
could not do without the Enterprise
longer
]. r. Forbes, hustling young far
mer from Midlothian 3. was here
Tor first Monday. Ditto as 20 his
brother, NJ X Forbes. of Midlothian
t2. w r. Sullivan, a native OF the
Rocket country, but who has lived
near Midlothian several years, was in
! from his farm Monday. ] L. Rum
soy, from Waxahachie Z, was here.
Bud is a good fellow know for |
have seen him tried, G c. Raines,
respected and respectable resident
OF Midlothian re-eutered the ranks.
u. \. Armand. asbig-hearted resident
of Waxahachie D, had seen the blue
mark J. B. Appling always on
time renewed. His domicile is on
Forrcston f. j. w Alsup renewed
for his mother, Mrs Mary Alsup,
near Bethel, Tenn. Fl, A. Alsup,
good man from Palmer ,. enlisted
.trder our banner Ira Graves, the
pioneer merchant of Boz. was here
Tuesday. ]. n Laboon, who con-
Quoted a ginning business on Long
Branch for several years. was down
from Southmayd last week J Il.
Brooks, who has recently engaged in
tailoring business on tie South Side
renewed for The Light Wednesday
AZ Rcd Oak I met George W. Grimes
who was deputy sheriff a; ovilla sew
eral yesrs and who now lives on Red
Oak got on my list and told me
he MAS running Tor constable. He
said the work was awkward 10 him
but he intended telling All Of them
about it, Guy G. Morgan, at the
restaurant. sent the enterprise TO
Mrs Morgan at Detroit. Texas Al
the home OF Mrs NJ \ Brackea.
on Red Oak /. drove up and stop
ped FOR dinner She fed me well
aud gave me a dollar Her girls
are all married but ] found two 81
the boys sin on the place but one
Of them mad just returned from