Charles T. Johnson Libri

"One Mans Thoughts and Life in Good time and Bad' is a compilation of Charles Johnson life and situations that he saw and lived that gave him a thought to write about. He takes a situation and coverts into a story poem with a moral ending. Every poem has a description following the poem that explains why it was written and the Spiritual lesson that he got from that situation. The book is not totally about him but describes how all things can have a message that can show each of us how we can view our life and learn how we all can grow Spiritually in our own life.

"One Mans Thoughts and Life in Good time and Bad' is a compilation of Charles T. Johnson life and situations that he saw and lived that gave him a thought to write about. He takes a situation and coverts into a story poem with a moral ending. Every poem has a description following the poem that explains why it was written and the Spiritual lesson that he got from that situation. The book is not totally about him but describes how all things can have a message that can show each of us how we can view our life and learn how we all can grow Spiritually in our own life.

There is no one that can promise that tomorrow will even come,And there is no guarantee at all that we will see tomorrows sun.The promise of another day is not a guarantee things will change,In fact there is no guarantee that there are any days that remain.Then what value is there in today if tomorrow may never come,Why worry about a day not here when our present one isnt done.We should focus on the present and treat each hour as if the best,For times a gift he loans to us when it is gone we have none left.For once its gone its truly lost, not one minute can be returned,The values in how we used it, and most important what we learned.So if were frugal with our time, and use it to learn about his way,He will reward us with additional time in the form of another day.But remember time is still Gods gift; it has value and great worth,A tool hed have us use to learn about his wisdom here on earth.So each moment that he gives to u, is ours to try to be like him.But if we squander what he gives, well not have that time again.

From its founding in 1901 to its demise in 1918, the National German-American Alliance sought to preserve and promote aspects of German culture in America. As the organization grew in size and scope, it increasingly found itself drawn into some of the more controversial political, social, and diplomatic issues of the times. This study is the first to chronicle the seventeen-year history of the organization. It also examines how the Alliance's efforts serve as an example of the many problems faced by an ethnic organization seeking to preserve its cultural identity in the volatile environment that can be American democracy.