111. Where Hast Thou Gleaned To-day? Herbert Buffum. B. S. Lorenz. 1. Where hast thou gleaned to-day, reap-er? Where hast thou gleaned to-day? 2. Where hast thou gleaned to-day, reap-er? Where hast thou gleaned to-day? 3. Where hast thou gleaned to-day, reap-er? Where hast thou gleaned to-day? 4. Where hast thou gleaned to-day, reap-er? Where hast thou gleaned to-day? 926 Gather -ing sheaves, or nothing but leaves? Where hast thou gleaned to-day? Copyright, 1915, by Lorenz Publishing Co., in "His Worthy Praise." International copyright. 112. I Take It in Prayer. Oakla Dotson Burdette. O. D. B. 1. When dark, gloomy shad-ows creep over my soul, pray'r to my Sav ior; When 'round me in fury the wild bil-lows ior; When sore trib - u - la- tions my faith would o'erSav ior; When hopes all are blast-ed, when cherished plans Savior; My his pres-ence peace and content in a lege di - vine to kneel at the Savior's feet, To carry each Copyright, 1915, by Lorenz Publishing Co., in "His Worthy Praise." International copyright. 114. Edith Sanford Tillotson. Marching Orders. E. S. Lorenz. 9 1. Like the war - riors 2. With his word for 3. So we serve him with joy and we trust in his might, And we 26 Christ, the might-y Cap-tain, driv-ing sin a - way; In his armor we're en e - my we'll conquer, ev - -'ry foe will yield; All the weap-ons of welcome ev - 'ry con- flict in the cause of right; In the praise of his clad, at his word we o-bey, And we're ready when our marching orders come. truth he has taught us to wield, And to an-swer when our marching orders come. name all his soldiers u nite, As we gather when our marching orders come. CHORUS. Then we fall in line, as our Cap-tain's voice we hear, At his welcome sign in his pres-ence we ap-pear, While a shout of ring-ing Copyright, 1915, by Lorenz Publishing Co., in "His Worthy Praise." International copyright. |