Parowan Times | 1921-06-08 | Page 7 | Doing Proper Thing

DOING PROPER THING we way may not believe in a personal devil but there are very few people BO 80 constituted that they are able to do the proper thing continually and everlastingly without constant pressure from conscience drime grundy and fear ear ot of what the neighbors will viii say our jur entire inclination Is in the direction of 0 a passive rather than an active existence except for the purely routine muscular move movements the hlll 13 ik con stoutly engaged in taking the hotly body hy afe alie napo nape of tile the neck deck and casting it afresh into the fray the backbone may bo be a hardworking hard working organ and always on the job but lu in cump comparison arlson to tile hie put forth dally daily by the will Is merely an also ran exchange