Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-10-28
SAYINGS OF LARRY HO.

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What is it that makes Lincoln the
greatest moral figure Of the world?
Other men had as great genius. Other
men have served their country. Other
men have given their lives for cause.
We do not look on Lincoln merely
with admiration, or with affection.
We. regard him with reverence. He is
not merely a hero. He is an ultimate
ideal, rather than an idol. We see in
him the divine expression of what life
should mean. We see in him the Soul
of Man lifted above all confusions.
What was his secret7 Perhaps its
meaning hides more thans anywhere
else, in his phrase "With Malice To-
ward None.'' No man ever had more
cause to be bitter-but he was never
bitter No man suffered more from
tho worlds Injustice than he-yet
he had the justice of an infinite pa
thence. No man j.. was more abused
than he, yet he never abused: He had
been Scared with many wounds, but
all his words were healing. "Let US
bind him up the nation s wounds
To those who distrusted him, he gave
complete trust; to those who hated
him, he gave complete love; to those
who criticised him, he gave earnest
attention; to those who fought him.
he gave his best service. "With
Malice Toward None''-that was the
whole spirit Of his life; and his whole
conception of human duty. The
America which is his handiwork must
como to this ideal Of true-cQmradeship
to be worthy Of him. So long as we
have bitterness and class hatreds and
class confusions,.we are not the nation,
of which Lincoln dreamed, and for
which he died.
After youngster gets through with
mud puddle it seems impossible
that he could get so dirty without
years of practice.
Heard newly married man say
that he had given up a certain trip be-
cause his wife didn't care to take it.
That boy is on the highway to sue
'essful married i 5if e 4
You generally find that folks who
do not believe in God, do not believe
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BY Candle Light
can see better in this candle-light
Than in the blurring vagueness OF
the day, .
For now the certainty Of sight gives
way.
Before the vision that is more than
sight;
Great towers creep along a boundless
sky
That bares it's bosom for eternal
things,
And thought is cleansend Of it's re-
memberings
Of worldly shades that ache bit and
die.
Whitening footballs on the lucent slope
Of memory stir a longforgotten
To leave song upon the listening
And Love weaves silently its web of
Until I see a living glory CLEAN
The never dying roses in it's heir
Don't complain because you are
poor. Think Of the luck that saved
you from being duke.
, We all expect other folks to display
patience, forgetting that this means
their being patient with us. :,
Inasmuch as tomorrow will be the
sum of yesterday and today, let us pay
some attention to bringing real treas
ure to it.
Charlie Chaplin says he will never
marry again. He finds that is easier
to please movie fans than wife.
The American league is going to
build memorial for Umpire ''Silk'
O'Loughlin. Most umpires could make
five or six monuments cut of the pop
bottles thrown at them.
Hickory is said to be the best wood
for golf handles; but it is not definite.
ly known what wood is best for golf
heads.