The Washington herald., 1910-01-30


Is that manifesting law within, which 10
both man and God. Thought concentra-
tion polarizes the mental forces to this
interior law and serves TO III the con-
sciousness with the power or silence
II you wish TO be successful then keep
your thought battery we'll charged with
the powers 10 be derived in the silence.
Learn 10 labor and TO wait" Those
VINO search too earnestly for knowledge,
happiness, and power from without, will
be compelled 70 walt for Il until they
learn how to find II in the silence, or by
thus waiting.-E. Loomis
NAE Il SHAW.
rs North Carolina avsuue southeast.
This one thing I do,
With mind fixed upon #;
Strict attention viii take you thro,
Concentration will help 10 win u.
One thing at a time.
And that done well.
Is q very good rule.
As many can tell
Anything worth doing at all
Is worth doing well
Il vs.. SMITH. .. y.
7ts Morton street u1thres-.
When We have concentrated our minds
on love- kindness, duty. contentment.
happiness. and all things that help 10
better the condition Of our feUow-mau We
have condensed the things that an oprl-
mist is composed Of So when we have
accomplished this concentration there is
no pessimist IN US, but the best lets
help" club in the world-"The Oprimist
Club" Nrs AT,r0yzE ARs,srRo>e
NokesEiIls. Va
Concentration IS the secret Of strength.
The famous De Witt, one Of the great
est statesmen Of the age in which he
lived, being asked by a friend how he
was able To dispatch the multitude os
affairs in which ne was engaged. replied:
That his whole art consisted in doing
one thing at once.
Mrs CLARPHENIA sSITH.
7+s Morton street.
To the making Of genuine careers. con-
cenuauon is quite as essential as en-
ergy: 10 achieve the highest success a
man must not only be willing 10 pour
out his vitality without stint or measure.
but he must also be willing 10 give him
self. For concentration is. at bottom.
entire surrender Of ones life TO soms
definite end. Hamilton Wright Nable.
Mn. ANNIE l. McCARDLE
800 fifteenth street uartlves-.
Concentration is power. The goal Of
achievement belongs TO those who stead
fly and perslstently cling 70 the idea Of
attainment What is most sought be-
comes a realization. a converted truth.
because all mental faculties are bent in
one particular direction. The accomplish
meIt OF all things worth while comes as
G reward for concerted efort-not dream
ing to-day and IN earnest tomorrow,
but every day holding thought % the per
formance Of acts which are registers o.,
progression and not retr0gressI0n. Op-
umism, happiness. JOY, and kindness be-
come permanent adjIncts OF life wheA
the cultivation OF these tendencies O.:
feeling IS a sole purpose: "Our view Of
life molds our life; our view Of God
m0ids our souls. and the clearer and
richer the spiritual world 10 Us. the more
spiritual and heavenly that is. the more
practical and loving. the more fun OF
high aims and Iowly services Will our
lives be LOUIS vARNUM WOULFE
l0o5 Sixth street northwest
Success depends almost entirely on con-
centration. No one can excel in any
undertaking unless energy and force are
concentrated upon that one desire To
have fguratively speaking. forty irons
in the fire. AT one time, means confu-
sion and dismay, and ultimate acc0mp-
lishment OF none. With concentration
Of thought upon one idea. Il viii develop,
and become what YOU wish - Do not
he chasing the ''will-o'-the-wlsp." nor
searching for the pot OF gold at the
end Of the rainbow but concentrate
your thoughts upon some good thing
worth attaining. and you will be as
morning follows darkest night.
a. L. RANNEY.
3f New jersey avenue northwest
One day. in hucEleberry time. when lit
tie Johnny Fails
And half a dozen other boys were starting
with their pals
To gather berries, Johnny's pa. in talk
ing with him said
That he would tell him how to pick so
he'd come out ahead.
First find your bush" said Johnnys pa,
then stick 20 it till
You've picked It clean. Let those go
chasing all about who will,
In search Of better bushes; but picking
tells. my son
To look at fifty bushes doesn't count like
picking one.
And Johnny did as he was told; and sure
enough, he found
By sticking 10 his bush while others
chased around
In search Of other pickings. twas ss his
father said;
For while others looked he worked, and
soon came out ahead.
And Johnny recollected this when he be-
came a man,
And first of all he laid out a well-de-
termined plan;
So while the brilliant trifers failed, with
all their brains and push.
Wise. steady-going Johnny won ''by
sticking to his BUSH
Frank L. Stanton
81. AGNES DUNN.