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NEW ORLEANS, LA. "TLo tbe tbis Tfflloi I 1 1 I ? jMBaaEinrc3 ATLANTA, QA., A 71*11 TttlU 4.4. I'll stay where you've put mt Though I wanted so badly I was eager to march with "t Yes, I wanted to lead then I planned to keep step to tl To cheer when the banner To stand In the midst of the When the enemy's darts w But I'll stay where you'v I'll stay where you've put ih Though the field be narrov And the ground be fallow, an And there seems to be no The field is thine own, only I'll sow It with never a fet I'll till the dry soil while I v And rejoice when the gree I'll work where you've pi I'll stay where you've put m< I'll bear the day's burden i Always trusting thee fully; v I'll lay heavy sheaves at th And, then, when my earth wi In the light of eternity's gl< Life's record all closed, I su It was better to stay than I'll stay where you've pul Xaw anb to tbe XTesttmons rb# tt ts because tbere ts iflria rraf 7he Sournw?i |?) the cz -^CjhE South, lUQUST 25, 1909. lUut'up put mu ?, I will, dear Lord, to go; he rank and file," a, you know, le music lend, unfurled, fight straight and proud ere hurled, e put me. e, I'll work, dear Lord, / and small. d the stones lie thick, life at all. give me the seed, ir srait for the rain, in blades appear ut me. j, I will, dear Lord; and heat, rhen even has come y feet. ork is ended and done, JW, rely shall find to go; : me. >. If tbes speaft not no liflbt tn tbcm.?Is SUM 57Z7?a Presbyterian]} Presbyter/an e: enn Presbyterian RICHMOND, VA. 1 H ' ' * 4 accor&ina to ^ aiah biii: 20. I