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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
No INDIC ALTON
OF BIG RISE

The whole subject Of taxes and
the uncertainty OF war hangs
good deal over this security in
vestment field Taxes on corpo-
ratons have become pretty seri-
Gus. For instance a large group
Of corporations studied by the
National City hank show, an aver
age Of all sorts Of taxes-incoms
property. stc.-of 533 per cent
Of net income Thi, means that
over half of every dollar ~ net
income goes for taxes NJ one kind
or another.
Financial authorize. seem 10
feel that the low interest rates are
a serious hindrance To business
and that nothing should be done
10 depress them further.
The question arises. then. will
interest rates. az war orders null
uply and bushes. moves up. tend
TO increase
This Is question being asked
BY innufnerable persons other
than business men. particularly
in the real estate field
OF course an increased demand
for money should send rates up
But the pools Of unused money
are 20 immense and the rates 80
low that there does not seem N
10 very much prospect for rates
n rise 10 point where tho ris.
would become serious or Vher. Il
would affect real estate rates
MKT: The labor govern
ment-busiBess triangle.
Progressive Italian American
auxiliary sowing club VII meet On
Wednesday az u O'clock for q
potluck luncheon a. ne home ~
Mrs.. RockO Petrons. 1922 So J ~
Progressive Italian American
lodge and auxiliary viii meet
Tuesday evening a. s o'clock in
Valnalla hall The auxiliary will
have an initiation social
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

With broadcast by Mayor
Harry cain Monday night new I'm.
petus Was given the movement to
make the Viola AMSTERDAM home
coming concert At the Temple
theaief Jan. ~ an ailstime high
light fer music in Tacoma Mayor
Cam stressed the though, that
with all the music organizations In
Tacoma cooperating II honor =
hometown musician who has gained
distinction ~ the concert field. Il
was inevitable public though l
would be turned 10 music - u
never has hefor. The effect. said
he. would be To create new and
stronger interest In tho activities
of each organization.
Miss WRsterlain, Tacoma violin
ist. Is climaNing a successful sea
son in New York with a request
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To karnlsasiy flush poisons and
acid from kidneys and relieve lrritA-
tons o. bladder % that you can stop
getting Up nights get a q cent
package q Gold Hedzl Haarlsm Oh
Capsules and take - directed. Ofhsr
syn ptous ~ Kidney ard bladder
Wa knsssss may Re seanf. burning 90
srnsrfing pasEsgs - hecksche 49, isr
cramps - pury sves. Get original
GOLD MEDAL- Refuse a substitute
Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

WIS. fhs smokes The thing' Af,ss
j ali. yoo don't get s.yfb,ss from |.
eig.f~us until youss lighted Il. until
- bs,s,.x And theirs !, rhs secret Of
an advantage Camel smoker, have en-.
ioysd for years. fof Cancels eos,il<r
tob.ecos are iiosss, -5s,s.sx.
Slower burning for more eooloess
cod msidasJ fof Camsls are free from
rbs ssees heat and irritating qualities
Of too-f1n burning. Slower. bssfninx fof
more favor because SLOW burning pre-
serves tobacco favor and irssrsncs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Progressive Italian American
lodge and auxiliary Will meet
Tuesday evening a. s O'Clock in
Valhalla hall The auxiliary will
have an initiation social
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Nov Science eosfisms .iii ssosbss
.dysn,.ss Csmsis slo~ss burning
means isss -seo,s.s in the fsaLs = lsss
man s.y oi ths four essss largest ceiling
BRAID, ,esssd =. 2sas isss shAa de
sssf.ssi
Yes. ~hsn yoa measure shs pleasure
Of . Cigarette ths smokes the hing
Make C4msls your steady smoke and
enjoy all the advantages that oaiy
CsmsIs slower burning eossIssr ~
bzeeos can give. There's even - sCoav
omy sdysnssss fsss istsl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

MKT: The labor govern
n,ent business triangle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-08

Salesladies, Statesmen. Actors or
Actresses-persons who are be-
fore the public and do not want
II known that they wear arti-
fetal teeth - find our fine
plates fool even their friends.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
HYMN STORY
BY Mrs. +. c. Hatcher
"The Sweet By And
By

"There's a land that is fairer than
day, and by faith we can see it
affair.
The words of this sacred hymn
were written by S. Fillmore Ben
nett, and the music was composed
by Joseph ?. Webster Mr.. Web
stcr like most musicians, was Of
an exceedingly nervous nature,
and was subject to periods of de-
preston, in which he looked upon
the lark side Of life, and was oft
times in melancholy moods. 1t was
during one of his melancholy moods
that the suggestion of this hymn
"The Sweet By and By had its
origin. AS he stood one day in
music establishment where he was
working on a new song book,
"The Signet Ring suddenly a
friend came up and asked, What
was the trouble? His reply was,
There is no trouble it will all be
alright by and by. The idea of
the hymn came like flash Of
sun light. The friend replied to
him, "The Sweet By and BY would
make a good hymn. The words
were penned and given to Mr..
Webster. who Immediately wrote
the notes after which he played
the melody for the hymn on his
violin. The hymn soon became
popular, and within two weeks it
was sung by children in the
streets. The hymn is immortal
and will ever live in the hearts Of
men.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26

The pastor and congregation of
st, John spared no pains in max
ing the entertainment one of the
best Rev. Greene had things well
in hand. There was perfect har-
mony and cooperation on the part
Of the pastor, Presiding Elder
DR.. Andrews, and members of St
John and other friends of Pine
Bluff, The associate pastors, Revs
G. M, Hinkins, j. P. Shumpert
pastors of Allen Temple anc
Ward Chapel A. M. f. churches
of the city, and Rev. C. C. Neal
of the c. M. f. church, were al
the side of the pastor-host il
helping to make the stay Of the
delegation comfortable and hap
Ply.
During the short time Rev
Greene has been at st. John, HI
has made a wonderful progress
With his lovely wife, Mrs. Ruth
M. Greene, they have found theil
way into the hearts Of the mem
bership and the city of iPne Bluff
Sister Myrtle Jones was tn,
gracious hostess to a tea given
honoring the Missiot1ry ladie
at the Congress, at her home, 90v
Pullen st.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
Russian Air Force
Nazis' Match. Saws
Negro Air Expert

The Lnrtwafre has met IT'S
match in Ruesia's air force, WI n
more than 81 600 sturdy, we'll
built fighting planes, declares
James l.. II. Peck. famous Negro
war flyer AMI observer in an eX-
elusive article in the Octoh is
sue Of the woll-informe1 FLYING
and Popular Aviation magazine
at may well turn out that sta
Inns ace in the ho'c is his great
reserve strength Of cauat'' pr
lots Peck predicts. adding mat
contrary to recent reports. there
is no shortage Of either ground
personnel or aircraft factory
workers.
"Aftor havin~ met both Ger
mans and italians in combat
would take m ci Acr than 90 bat
tie with n Rcd pilot" asserts INC
American FLYER, who rilotod Rus.
sian ships while srrvinr with th'
Ropublicar Dir force during th'
Spanish Civil war. A resident oil
.Jrmcl Hall. a21 West 16and St,
Now Ycr,. CITY. 'he 81 year-ol
Negro military aviation cxo"rt IL
tho autbor Of several books, in
cludinp "Armies With Wings A..
$50 You're Going To Fly"
The Reds have three new fight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
Rev. Webb Uses Bible
Quotations to Prove
Statements

In a stirring address delivered
before the congregation at the
Church of The Living God last
Sunday tE the Rev. J. W. Webb,
prominent Chicago minister, the
inevitable fall of Hitler and Mus
solni was predicted. Hitler and
Mussolini, he stated, care in for
the biggest spanking in worlds
history
In what he called the Biblical
Prophecy he spoke on the subject
Hitler and Mussolini Are On
Gods War Program. Interesting
extracts from his sermon when
follow, bring out the more en-
phasized points in his brief but
pointed address.
God is a War God, as well as
Peace God. His record in the
Bible shows that he is. Moses,
the instrument Of emancipation Of
his race said that God was a Man
Of War, and the Lord is his
Name. Wn2n nations SOW the
seed of War and cultivate the
same with war equipment and
standing armies, war-ships, sub
marines and war airplanes, We
must expect war. God will see,
as he has said, that "he that
killeth with the sword, must die
by the sword" The biblical Church
(St. MATHEW 1913; Acts 20:28;
Timothy 3;l5) is the only church
that understands nations in war.
The peace suggestion that Presi-
dent Roosevelt offered to Hitler
and Mussolini some months ago,
was like dropping water on a
ducks back. The members of the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26

ers in service that comrare most
favorablv with the best Nlzi com
hat planes, h. reveals-the Ill
t,va-eca or monoplanc with two
/ 300 h. n. engines and speed OF
over 400 m. n. m, carrying two
% nm. cannon and six machine
guns, and the lis, single-seater
monoplano with 1850 h, p. engine
and speed Of $40 m. p. h.. armed
with one 90 nm. cannon and six
machine guns.
"Research is responsible for the
manner in which fundamentally
agricultural nation has come to
produce fine airplanes in quantity
and quality" Peck explains. Tine
Soviet system has been to mo lily
foreign designs or copy them out
right rather than 70 develop their
own planes and engines, although
there are a few domestic pro-
ducts"
American planes or modiiica'
fiors form a large part of the
Red air army. h. (isclos"s in the
featured Flying and Popular AVA
ton article. Vultee attack planes
and n Russian modification of a
Vu1tcc arc used as dive bomb
ers. n somewhat smaller adap-
tior Of a Douglas DC3 is used as
n bomber. and thu tTckbone of
the Independent Bombing Force
are the heavy bombers, one OF
them "an accurate modification
Of our four-cngined Flying For
tresses and another, a cross be-
| tween rhc Douglas Bis and Mar
/ tin "1G6," with two gun turrets
great range and fair speed.
! "The procurem mt Of pcrsonno
to fly these airplanes does not AZ
pear to be much Of O problem
! states Peck, explaining that Gid
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26

great sermon to q magnifi-
ented by Bishop Curry to preach
cent audience. Shouts and screams
were very much noticeable as he
proclaimed the word of God.
Bishop Curry presided with
dignity and grace throughout the
meeting. The following depart
ments of the church were repre-
sented and had institute work by
groups: Missionary, S. s., Allen
Christian Endeavor League and
the Young Peoples Department
of the Missionary Society. Fine
work was done by the instruct
ors in each department. Certifi-
Gates were granted to each parti-
cipant for work accomplished.
The grand lecture by Bishop Cur
ry at the noon hour was very
inspiring and instructive. Such
I lectures are of great benefit to
the church Every pastor and Of
ficer went away with feasible
program that will make the
church grow.
The general sentiment in Okla
homa is now, that though we re-
greet so very much the passing
Of the lamented Bishop r. J.
Howard; but we thank God and the
Council of Bishops for assign
ing to us Bishop G. f. Curry.
For he Is indeed a great leader.
We feel that in him we have
big brother and we have learned
to love him and follow his lead.
Oklahoma is with him for what
ever he wants to put over. Be-
cause of his past achievement,
we believe in him and his ability
to put over a great program for
the church. He is a business gen.
ius. So, the general church will
be hearing from us, with a great
leader as we have.
Never before has any Bishar
come to the 18th Episcopal Dis
trict and gained the admiration
ard respect Of all the people II
so short a time as has Bishol
y Curry. We thank him that HI
n consented TO come to us and work
/, with us. Shorter College and Re-
liqious Education has never had
+ brighter outlook than now,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
Bishop Curry Holds
Great Meeting In
Oklahoma
BY S. u. X Glen

Wednesday morning at 10 h.
m, Presiding Elders, pastors and
delegates from all sections of the
great "Sooner State Oklahoma,
were gathered in the spacious
and very beautiful auditorium of
Vernon Chapel, A. M. +. Church,
Tulsa, Okla, Bishop Geo. f.. Cur
ry, d. D., presiding.
The opening service was very
impressive and with much solemn
ity. Rev. II. P, DuHart, d. d.
pastor of Quinn Chapel A. NJ L
Church, Fl, Smith, Ark, was pres
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
Prominent Church Women Attending Meeting
Missionary Baptists
Converting in City

Attending sessions of the 72nd
and l7th Annual confabs of the
Union District Associations of the
General Missionary Baptist Con
vention, many of the city's lead
ing churehwomen are contributing
to the success of the program,
Under the direction of the Rev.
]. B, Barnes and being held at
the First Baptist Church on 9th
and Calhoun streets, the sessions
began last Monday and will CON
tinue through Sunday night As
many as several hundred mem
bers and visitors are reported at
tending the meetings and r ',
Barnes announced that this is be-
vond a doubt the greatest session
Of the conference
Rev +. f, Fentress, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church and host
To the large delegation is one Of
the former leaders Of the District
and State work in the Baptist
church Visiting ministers from
district churches are also present
in representative numbers an / are
contributing to tn program in a
way never before eqnaled, the
Moderator stated
The Rev Or {. D. Petsaway,
who is president Of tn Cen raj
Missionary Baptist Of Arkan as,
is also attending the session and
report that the meeting Is sur
passing all expectations.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
Chicago Minister Tells
Congregation God Will
Spank Axis DiCtators

biblical church understood that
suggestions to men like Hitler
and Mussolini were sure folly.
Again, when the Pope of Rome
suggested to President Roosevelt,
some months ago, to pray TO God
for peace and stop the war, that
was folly again, for God, has not
stopped the war, so this is evil
dent, that the peace program was
not answered. However, there is
prayer which will bring all
wars to a close. The biblical church
members pray that prayer night
and day, and also pray publicly.
&C. Matthew 6;9-l5l. The Bible
points out that a colored man with
woolly hair is coming to answer
the quoted prayer. The Bible
points out again that he was
rocked in the black mans cradle
in Africa. Just as God used Me-
buehadnezzar, the sinner king of
Babylon, to declare war on the
JEWS Kingdom. Jeremiah 25;-
y on the account of their sin,
look at the significance of the
matter, after God finished using
Nebuehadnezzar, in return, he
spanked Nebuchadnezzar. When
God finishes using Hitler and
Mussolini in spanking the Euro
pean nations for their sins, then
he will spank Hitler and Musso-
lini for their sins.
The prominent churchman con-
Guided his address as forcefully
as he began it, leaving the congre-
CATION breathless with the simpli-
city but exactness of his thoughts.
Rev. Webb, whose offices are at
the Chicago Defender, is among
Americas foremost ministers and
evangelists of the Church Of The
Living God.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
The Great Transforming
Scheme

inc and parachute associations,
rart Of the Osoaviakhim (Society
for Cooperation in Def nse and
Aviation Chemical Development
teach boys and girls the rudi-
mcnts Of flying supplying 90 per
cent of the Rcd air force person
mel Tin 193S). A 150,OOO-piIot
training program was launched
in December, 1886. and the goal
WAS reported attained by the
spring of 1898. An equal number
probably have han turned out
since.
The Bed air force, a somi-au.
toromous body. is divided into lf
military districts, correspon' inf
roughly to the Soviet republics
or states, Peck reports. Each dis
trict has commander and, i'm
n,,diately subordinate, a distric
chief Of air forces. The 1ndepen
dent Bombing Forcc-similar t,
orr Combat Commandments
Of "a huge and highly moHl'
striking force Of heavy, medium
and dive bombers complement
by a fighter force and reconnis
sance,"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
PreaChers'C0nteSt
At Helena Holds
Wide Interest

HELENA-Several hundred Bap-
,istI Churchmen will accompany
the Union Jubilee Gospel singers
from Clarksdale, Miss, to the
.A.A. 4nnn1 ch Willie
h Id at the Centennial Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon at 3 p.
m. These churchmen Of Miss"
will be greeted by the Churchmcn
of Phillips, Monroe, Lee, and
Desha Counties, Arkansas. This
program which is attracting the
attention Of churchmcn in Miss
and Arkansas, will be the larg-
est attended church program that
has haen held in this section in
many years. A section of the
church has been reserved for
the st. Stephen United Deacon
Council, the largest organization
of Laymen in this section of the
State and at the request of many
l7ading white citizens a section
will be reserved for tn m 1t Is
claimed by many that approximate
" fifteen hundred persons Will
be present. The obi ctiva of this
program is to raise funds to pay
on the mortgage indebtedness. I'M
mcdiatcly aftcr being cl cted pas
tor Rev. w. o. Mays, notified
Centennial that she must ge' out
Of 9er' This contest program
is thu beginning of a movement
to free the church. which has been
heavily bur'ened for many years
p. J. Juitt prominent chnrchman
and business man is chairman OF
the program committ'a. James
Maurv, WI known ci i7on and
prominent ch"rcNm'n is chairman
Of the contracting committee.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
Women's Home And
Foreign Missionary
Convention

The Womcn's Home and Foreign
Missionary Convention Of the
Camden District, Central Arkan-
sas Conference, Shiloh Church, in
lie ter, Ark, was hid recently
with the District Presi ent, Sis. G.
Rhome, of Camden, presiding, Rev.
S. II. Gar ner, host and Rev. 0.
Sherman, Presiding Elder. The
Meeting was spiritual and inspira-
tional. Amount rlised during the
two day ssion, S206.34,
Mrs. w. NJ. Grain, reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
Bus Excursion to
Memphis Scheduled

1t was announced this week by
Rev. ]. r. Green that an excursion
to Memphis, Tenn, will be held
Sunday. Enroute to Memphis and
the Union Quartet Singing Pro
gram, chartered buses will leave
9th and Chester Streets at 7:45
a. m. and will reutrn at approx
mately HOO p. m.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
COUNTY
TEACHERS
ANNOUNCED
Schools to Open Oct
18th, Superintendent
Announces

Faculty members Of Pulaski
county rural Colored schools for
the l911-42 school year were an
nouneed by J l. Watson, super
intcudent Of tn Pulaski County
Special truraD School District
Colored schools will open October
10. The faculty members, with
principals listed first, are as fol.
lows:
Bailey. Flozzie Bailey.
Cato: J, F. Moses. Mrs, Eula
Moses.
Cold Wat r. Nrs. Alice John
son, Annie Williams
Coilepa Station; Otis Walker,
Mrs. Jauni TIA Robinson. Virgie
Hines, Naomi Jones Hampton
Na'haniel Noble. Fannie p. Lowe,
Mllinda Bel, L. K. Gaines. Ola vs.
B Taylor.
IIarris Oesie II my
Jacksonville: Mrs, 4 atrice How
ard.
Longley; Corine Maddox
Morning Grove, Clara Lundy
Mt. Zion; Ruby Mccoy
Nelson: c. T. Taylor, Mrs. Coun
teys Powell Mrs. Elnora Calhoun,
Mrs. Gertrude lie My, Queen Ann
Mil r, K. f. Weir, Mrs. Laura
7, Jones, Mrs. Georgia Smith.
North Bayou: Alma A. Eskri &c
Pankey. Fannie Lee
Pulaski County Training: y. D.
Hawkins, Mrs. Blanche Mason
Verneeda Richardson, Versie 7
West, Vera Williamson, Mayme
Van Pllt. Ruby p. Hunt, Lillian
Martin, Eldora Nicholson, Alena
Hawkins, Charlie Gray, A. f.
Woods
Roland: Sinia Voolfolk, Maui
rice Pinkott, Miss Inez Patton.
Round Hill: Rachel Ward, Edna
Rose Curry.
Scott; Ulysses Harris, Mildred
Smith, Mamie Mae Tiller, Alma
Rose Hunter
Shaw; Doris Pullum, Eva Smith,
Cox
Sweet Homa: Annie Mae Gille-
srio, Mrs. Imogene Lowery, Mrs.
Jessie d. Hunter, Mrs Aurelia
Perkins.
Valley Grove: Miss Jeanette
Hicks, Ros Sampson
Wampoo: G.. T. Wade, Ella
Hines, Mrs, Hilda Jones.
Woodson: W. ], c, Hunter, Mr..
Sa lie B. Jones. Mrs, Travestine
Frazier, Ruby Brooks McMurray.
b. A. Short, and Adelia Shanks.
Wrightsvillc; J c Cook, Mrs.
Sadie Cook. NJ c. Johnston, Ar
tensile Humphrey, Ada Black and
Eddie Brown.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26

ly as she can and that is the time
of her marriage. When is a wo-
man more beautiful, lovely and
attractive? Even those who do
not have it said of them ordinar-
lily, hear the. expression, "Beau,i-
full"
So as bride adorns for her
husband so will God beautify and
bedeck that city for those who
love him. The fourteenth chap
ter of St John tell us, 'In my
Fathers house are many man.
slons, and ! go to prepare a place
for you, when we ride into great
beautiful cities, and say they are
beautiful, think of Lenincrad, that
all Russians, even the citizens are
trying to help save, the old an
Gent city of Rome, where the
Apostle Paul stood his last trial,
the Italians have sworn to save
it; think of Berlin, of which The
Germans will lie in defense, Of
Paris, Of London for which tn y
are now struggling for life and
death, and our own New York
City, and many, many other fine
cities made by man, what do you
think of a city built by the. Obi
vine Architect?' the, Carpenter
of carpenters" would build?
A Description of the
City Itself
And he carried me away in the
spirit to a mountain great and
high, and showed me the holy city
Jerusalem, coming down out Of
heaven from God. Having the
glory of God: her light was like
unto stone most precious, as it
were Jasper stone clear as a
crystal, having a wall great and
high; having twelve gates, and at
the gates twelve angels, and
names written thereon. which are
the names Of the twelve tribes Of
the children of Israel.
The number twelve appears
seven times, and is the number
which expresses perfect govern
ment. The walls with its twelve
| gates, and twelve names Of the
tribes of Israel, and twelve foun-
datio1s with the names Of the
apostles, show the connection be-
tween the holy city, and the Bride
Of the Lamb and the earthly Jcr-
usalam. The city is twelve thous-
and furlongs in each direction
which equals fifteen hun red
miles in each direction. Notwth.
standing, the city lies four-squarC
! on it,, broad base but climbs tiei
by tier, terrace by terrace, anc
mountain height n mountain
height, to the central apex where
the throne is. That is to say thu
height Of the ely would be from
the center Of the base to the apex
"a pryamidical shape. And tn
whole city is gold like unto pur
glass.
May we lay, the Sardius stone
the only Hood red stone in tn
twelve, rmcmbcr, it was first !
: the lrcas plate Of the high priest
) IMPLYING the unexcalled glory {
God; reveals the truth that u
., glory Of the one on the thror
: was like a Jasper and Sardl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-09-26
Some Hard Things
IN In
-t-ss ~

To apologize, =
To begin again,
To admit error,
To be unselfish,
To face a sneer,
To be considerate,
To endure success,
To keep on trying,
To profit by mistakes,
To forgive and forget,
To keep out of the rut,
To make the best of little,
To shoulder deserved blame,
To subdue an ugly temper,
To maintain a high standard,
To recognize the silver lining,
but it always pays in the end.
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