Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-12-11 | Page 3 | Just Folks

JUST FOLKS By Kdgsur A. Qwest ' LIFE'S RESPONSIBILITY This is the thing I would have you b arn nothing Is yours to keep. And never you'll rest from the need of toil till the last long final sleep; There a never a place or a time In life when nothing you II have to do. What ever the post you shall come to here, it shall call for the best In you Tou may dream of riches and all the Joy which silver and gold can buy, But the greater the wealth that shall come to you, the greater vour care shall He: For the more that this life shall give to you. the more to life you nuiRt give. For this Is the great unwritten law: No man to himself can live. lias Hod bestowed on you talents tare by which you may rise to fame? 'Then upon your soul He has laid the charge with courage to use the same; I Nor skill nor power can bring you ease, for this you shall find Is true He who has much to do with here, shall ever have much to do. For life and talents and wealth and fame are given to men In trust. And each must work with the gifts he baa till his flesh returns to dust. For this is the law which governs all and this Is the common test i He that shall come to the best In life has must give to the world his best. oo A