The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-28
He who jcI would win,
Must share It.

lliUlilltSN was JUN a WIN
The saddest, most tragical life is
that of the pleasure seeker. The
gold of happiness is always within
our reach.
A magazine in London offered a
prize of $500 TO the one who wrote the
most beautiful thought in the fewest
words. The prize was awarded by
"a committee of eminent judges to a
poor little hunch-backed. crippled, de-
formed girl who wrote; Some people
are always complaining because there
are thorns on rose bushes. | am al
ways happy because there are roses on
thorn bushes" This contains the cpl
tome OF two philosophers of life. IL
YOU will you may always complain be-
cause there are thorns on your rose
bushes. Well, they will always be there
and all your crying will not take
them away. If you wish you al al
ways be happy because there are roses
on your thorn bushes and you can
always find them il you look for
them.
But begin TO fret and chafe and you
will have enough to worry over. Ask
trouble in and 1t will overstay your
invitation. Get TO thinking that ne
one likes you and no one will. Think
hat you have no friends and you will
Don have none, Talk about failure in
our business and it will 20 into tho
lands OF a receiver. Ii Is largely true,
rot absolutely, that IL YOU worry
bout your health YOU will be sick.
Nervous disturbances, emotional storms
urn the human body into a pest
..ouse. / have only W troubles. /
lave TO wake up in order to eat and
have to quit eating in order TO 60
20 sleep. Look out Of the window for
orry and you will see 1t coming
uown the street. When / was going
at from college trying to leSn to
reach | had a hard time OF 1t. l
I'D TO pay my own carfare and go
round TO work up an audience to
iperate OIL mean 10 preach TO. Many
Tines / would not be invited out to
Inner and had TO 20 back hungry.
one morning only M man was left
l the house. He finally said, Where
re you going for dinner" We'll, l
-
over, and have not decided 'Then
come with US. III leave the little hoy
go show you the way and III 90 on"
Die was a mighty fine boy. Knew all
.al1ut baseball and where all tho
d n men lived and told me their
! unes. What is your name2' Char
" DO YOU 90 to Sunday SCHOOL,
'rph' yes every sunday. | always stay
4, church too. ! was at church this
morning and heard you preach on
"a racles.'' Now what did | say a
miracle wasg' II don't remember what
You said a miracles was hut | know
what mother said a miracle was this
morning" "what did she say a mil.
ac.e was?" "She said 81 would be
last a miracle II the preacher didn't
come trapseing home with us for din
mr. today Now r just want TO ask
YOU n she didn't get what was coming
to her? We always do when we get TO
worrying.
Uncle Ned was all crippled up with
ihrumatism. We took up q collection
ani sent him of to the hot springs
nj boiled It out Of him When he
m back he could walk alone. | met
in at tho train and said. Isn't this
sat that you can wall, down the
DIS alone7" 'oh. I don't know about
at. You sec Ill never be able any
re to tell by my big toe when II
going to rain" HE HAD LOST
+ 3 BAROMETER. I wish that you
/, would not be nodding at your