Logan Republican | 1904-07-02 | Page 6 | The Light over There

The Light Cver There. Forevermore when Sorrow enma thorny crowned an' pray when the black storms hid the heavens. ... ?" th? "Sht nlonu tho way, Wo hear him Blnttlng-slnglng In valleys of denpnlr: "The brlls-the bells nre rlnglng-tho light Is over there!" The deep voiced Dark wnlled round us. nnd not a ntnr inifimca: l.lko n lost bouI sent from heaven back to n homclejs worldl Uut Hill that rlnRlnB-i.nBlnff, sweet as ..L a Love thrilled lirnyer: Thl!iii'!ll'r,h0 b.lls .,1ro rlnglng-tho light Is over thero!" And tho wenry world low llst'nlng took , , heart nnd courage strong, glimmered In his song. And an echo to his singing camo from .. dim vnles nnd rircar: "The be Is-the bells iiro rlnglng-tho light Is over there!" Frank L. Stanton, In Atlanta Constitution,