United labor bulletin., 1909-10-29

farmer. Taking him out in the hay
field Daniel just tinkered with his scythe
it hung too far out, it hung to far in,
and no matter how the father fixed the
scythe, it did not hang to suit Daniel, I'M
til in despair the father cried: Daniel,
get out of this field and hang the scythe
to suit yourself Daniel hung it on a |
tree, with the remark: There is hangs
to suit me-
A. T. Stewards parents were deter
mined he become a preacher; he was
pitchforked through a course of Latin
and narrowly escaped being sent to
theological "cemetery." He came to New
York, taught school, loaned a friend in
business little money; the friend was
being pushed to the wall and came to
Stewart in despair lest he should lose
his friends money. Stewart came into
the store, temporarily he thought, but at
once he found the bent of his genius,
everything turned to gold, and he be-
came Americas merchant prince.
Let your children fill the groove nature
intended them to fill. Shakespeare says:
ITO business that we love, we rise be-
times
And go to it with delight"
No man can struggle victoriously
against his nature, and one of the first
lessons of life your son should learn and
put into practice is to fill the groove ma
ture intended him for
mill Svor 10 bic until 10
finds his proper niche Many an ambi-
tious parent forces a boy to become a
preacher, doctor, lawyer, when measur-
ing dry goods would have been the fit
test thing for him to do, while, on the
contrary, we find parents in their penny
wisdom and pound folly" taking boys out
of school at fourteen to sell dry goods
whose skill in hair splitting. whose
adroitness at parry and thrust, and whose
fertility of resource in every exigency
show that nature designed them for the
pulpit or the bar.
Parents might as well try to turn back
the water of the Niagara as to decide
what profession or business their sons
should adopt. God gives to every man
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performance of which he can be happy,
but the place which a man can fill with
satisfaction to himself and others is that
for which nature designed him.
Look at that locomotive on yonder
track-it is strong on, weak off. Get on
the right track. You will know you are
on the right track by the way things run
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Following the standard set at the
opening of the season, the Curtis man
agement announce for next week still
another play entirely new to Denver
Gypsy Jack" Originally produced in
England three years ago, where it is
still a success and playing to crowded
houses. it was given it's first American
presentation eighteen months ago, .lh
New York, and at once duplicated its
success Gypsy Jack" as the title i'm
plies, is a story of life among the gypsies
and tells a tale of their romances, love
and hate. The play is most romantic
one from beginning to end, thrilling
scenes and situations following each
other in rapid succession, while the cos
tuning and scenic effects are beautiful
Mr.. Walter Mccullough, who was origin
ally in the title role of Gypsy Jack" IN
the first New York production, will be
seen in that part next week. which Will
give him ample opportunity for the dis
play of his talents. Gypsy jack starts
with the matinee performance, Sunday
next, October 81, and continues for just
one week.