Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

\ ) NEW ORLEANS, LA. \ III r, : ; * i ' ^ ^ "Co tbe Xa * tbta TSGorb, * a ?pv;- I W rf-' 1i ty i fr - 1 ATLANTA, OA., JULY 28, (Callttt it,+iifv :Hiti We mean to Ho it" ^firne Hav so We mean to slacken this feveri That is wearing our very souls a1 And grant to our hearts a hush That is only enough to let them The footsteps of angels drawing 1 We mean to do it. Oh, never dc When the burden of daytime bi We'll sit and muse while the star As the patriarchs sat in the do Of their tents with a heavenward j To watch for angels passing by. We've seen them afar at high noc When fiercely the world's hot f Yet never have bidden them turn To tarry in converse sweet; Nor prayed them to hallow the ch To drink of our wine and break ot We promise our hearts that when Of the life work reaches the loi When the weight that we groan v We'll welcome such calm repose As banishes care's disturbing din, And then?we'll call the artgels i Inc day that we dreamed of com When tired of every mocking { And broken in spirit and shorn of < We drop at the door of rest, And wait and watch as the day w But the angels we meant xb calL s iw and to tbe tlesttmonp. ft it ifi b??AUA? thm <? tlrt Hn - '' "V m.yj 7tE So(/mw?srrR/r PA Ttff(crrmAL Presby'i /HE OOUThERH HREy , 1909. R jp10 iln. me day, sh rush way, hear lear. >ubt, -oil is o'er, s come out, or jazing eye, >ntide, lashings beat; aside, eer we spread, ir bread. i the stress nged-for close, yith hinders less, / n. es at length, juest, ?trength, anes on? tre gone! argaret J. Preston. " AMAdlt MA# iwcy nvi AVtUiVll(| bt tn tbcm.?Isaiah bin : . ' ' AN ESBYTTRtAli^ LH/Ati 6 SBYTEMAn I i I t ! * ^ I A 5 to \M 20. Jfl