. The literary digest. an: THEODORE ROOSEVELT By Edith EvAivts Put out the Ught, please. These last words he saidOn whom now light eternal shines. For himNo burden of the slow and fading consciousness of an impending sword of Damocles above liis to faU and bring oblivion No, it were best to go while still the strength Of his great manhood unabated stood. And matched his mighty spirit, which, untamed By strain and travail of the passing days. Still sprang toward longed-for action when it seemedThe time was ripe to serve his country best. Now he work on e
. The literary digest. an: THEODORE ROOSEVELT By Edith EvAivts Put out the Ught, please. These last words he saidOn whom now light eternal shines. For himNo burden of the slow and fading consciousness of an impending sword of Damocles above liis to faU and bring oblivion No, it were best to go while still the strength Of his great manhood unabated stood. And matched his mighty spirit, which, untamed By strain and travail of the passing days. Still sprang toward longed-for action when it seemedThe time was ripe to serve his country best. Now he work on earth was done—else he had stayedTo finish it. No life goes incompleteBack to its maker, tho our earthly eyesNot always road the story to its end? For him its but the beginning,A sure presage of souls were never made to be to go on and on, to wider fieldsAnd new achievements, fitted to the powersWhich here on earth were, as a sacred blamele-ss. stainless, and KOHLER ^AoMEANS A KITCHEN SINK Like the famous Viceroy built-in bathtuband every other Kohler product, thiskitchen sink is endowed with an unusualbeauty and durability by the covering ofpure-white enamel, into which is inconspic-uously glazed the mark of quality—KOHLER. It is a worthy Kohler creation, from theattractive, simple design to this immacu-late, matchless enamel covering whichprotects it against the hard knocks ofdaily service. It is more than an expression of merehandicraft; it is a masterpiece into whichhas been wrought the spirit of well-doingwhich only can come of loyal and contentedworkmanship born of the high ideals of agreat community center. *He who toils here hath set his is the Kohler motto of excellence bywhich the Kohler line of enameled plumb-ing ware has always meant so much to theworthy plumber, architect, and the worldof Kohler users. Let us send you, with our compliments,an interesting book which pictures anddescribes the K
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