Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-22

ION Is wrong which In presenoe =.
possible higher accepts the lower ~
ana Whatever View is populerizoi ,,', W,
meets the Understanding OF tho ,sr ~ II
majority ~ necessarily on n lou 5itat
~ was something quite differo,,, ~ ~
emerson meant whom he sueyo va,
.uat we harneas the stars to pnli e,, u
puiposes. Doubtless he meant t,s,
Whot Traherne meant when he Just
IN MS meditations: "You viii "waole
enjoy the world Alright TIL tho sn LIVER
ser noWeth in your Views I'M 80, ~
clothed with the heavens ana cto,,.. ele
WIN the stars Such eniovp,on, "eu
thls II was that gave Whltmen az
strength, that left Blake. aftnr i us
ol hardship, labor, inischance nb,, uie
h il ~ success, singing upon his dca,l
49,, 80, % lun was he OF serenity ena
Eeuce ana sense of good worl, dona ~
tnat he literally sang hlmsolf 80
tne ped of earthly failure into tbo I'm
ot ueatn And know he was chesiunss
e the throne" as the poet dld no, ,..eu
uut should have said. This Is ~ say'
puer destiny by wilfuly identif,.,a-
ones self with all the victorious ing
ii, g. processes OF life, and who does III,
- wy VICTOR OF his destiny. And thasA
Mho are doomed to suffer bo.lu,, 9s
and incapacities have hut n wida,s! lis
10 traverse, more numerous ene,n "e y.
overcome, bigger victory 10 10y 70
Ihey ut least can always sufra- - ord
purpose, can always build lin q a., sood
thought, or fine disposition. or ~ me
united sympathy out of what. nj an. n-
fTiramce, might seem a disadvantnga' 81
Iiarper's Weekly. "Ee'--
Speaking of We IN,
Old Age and us. recall most OF
Achievement. isIi years % cnild-
looked upon Tho 40 We
% as being the end OF all reaj ,,s se u
luI'lt.llcc, adventure achievement rs.
surely lie behind that trenendn,,,m must
cretion or years. We can. mnnv %, ut-
resa,l the absurdly youthful ana ms u.s.
,sneo sensations with which we ns ma,
as ,iu'h ana round romance as aljya
tn,,, n1Ventnres Offering at eyes,
turn, achlevement-any thai ,eIy
count at ail-still hidden In ,h should
Iolas OF the dim future, and llfa sray
s distinctly more interestlne am,
ilore enjoyable day by day. The ot1 nIu
lsn imagination can hardly hn =, IN
"a 10 allow for the awakenin,r WI
iiIipersohal, intellectual curiosifv ,,,l,u
- .ne ,nainstay of age, and whjcb S ,.ea
,n1re enan any one thing In human ne
love DC an Unborn capacity ro,
rye and trust. to make life ~, Wy
aoie affair. To be able To Iooir enJ3y'
sono our own part and portion u, ~ NJ,
,. watch the iyhthmic mortar 80 u nv,
-. waving among its human n,,n,o,.e
~ 1--WE FORM and color and sn,,nd
.neIr own sakes to tind the - lor
record of other lives as instinct ''. v.sit
an.eiest as our own; TO see. ia hen wa
a :, 20 perceive life widely-is to s., ~
co,,iS a,'a swain than In childhood wa
NJ On - ureaIn or. What is nor dons
Ut said ia faNN hNlt
ing gathering of his vouti ~. 'ooS,
nm, is not done at ALL There H. allq
anu s uhtruth In the assertion Si u.h
niueeu, mas usually given n sfo,,
% oIeen an uncomfortable mo ~,
su. But life is q long ladder ava ID
ale many rungs before we raaa, 'H ~,
a'..! OF genius. 1t has been freonantt te
u,ri,,a mat great prose cannot +.
~ to,n pei0re 40. Statesmanshin +,
cations u.neNtopment Nearly all the va.
ea'iois that call for the bendlinn
men for coolheadedtless r onno,ss. u
eion, seit-discipline. wide exnerinnos
Voiie 20 their own late In pfa 49,
.oo, develop mentally much later .ha
iiien, owing, probably. TO thet,. r s''n
sheltered lives; the paucity of the,r r''.o
pei iences' the narrowness OF tbaIr cn,
anu the neager demands rado
upon them. George Eliot began M sS ~
no,,aI ,,, ana published her first
.,,he,, Wheh 40. Mrs. Wharton was a
1911. 49,. s sihe published THE Valley OF ne.
eision, and 81 when she nnbIIshod sc.
mrst prolonged short story ar ns
10, iouiG.,hlsstone," But the record Is broiar
py Plerre de Coulevain,p an Amn-,cen
woman who writes French well enonsh
10 nave her book crowned by the acaS'
einy, VINO began her literary career altar
reaching reaching the half century point an
i ~ important work was done after