The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-15
RESULTS ARE WHAT REALLY COUNT
A Fen Happy Sentiments by the Members of The
Washington HeraId'S Optinist Club.

Lets help" our motto and live IN 70
them, I am sure that in our old age the
results Of our lives viii amply repay us
ties. E,PRy " ERI,rER
| q Fifth street northeast
Who thinks he viii fail-win probably
fail
Who believes that dreams are only
dreams-wiI probably find IL so
Who doubts himself-wiIl achieve only
| such results as viii confirm H.
Strobe
! Let us daily perform deeds Of kind
ness. always spreading sunshine; and the
results will be happiness and satisfaction.
PERRIN F. SHAW.
Results can only be obtained by close
application TO the subject at hand. Sue
( cess comes from hard work, hold
ing 20 optimism. letting no failure dis
heartcn you. knowing behind every
, dark cloud there is a silver lining The
: man who works Is the one who wins
Scientific men by hard work and study
are obtaining results which are a benefit
20 humanity. This page Of your paper
is bound 20 bring great results. as 1t
teaches men and women 90 inculcate the
spirit Of brotherly love as we'll as 10
awaken the better nature Of the human
kind WILLIAM r Touxsox
go Delaware avenue northeast.
Courage, self-sacrifce, work well plan
ned. and faith I'm ultimate outcome. con-
stitute the mental attitude which inhu-
ences results. Listen 20 Shakespeare,
Cease 90 lament for that thou can'st
not help. and study help for that which
thou lamentst" And Anna Gilchrist. an
optim!st, says. Hold up your head, You
were not made for failure You were
made for victory Go forward with a
joyful confidence in that result sooner
or later and the sooner or later depends
mainly on yourself"
2irs. Fl. p. HOLLIFIELD.
lol Hammond court
Results arc the fruits Of ones labors.
They are both good and bad. and some
times they are entirely wanting. Then
It is that the vine Of life needs pruning
or looping. 1t has no moisture or there
are worms eating away its life in its
roots. A man without results IS Ike a
tree without fruit. he should be cast
forth and burnt in the fire. Similar
should be the fate Of the one whose re-
suits are bad. He IS 1T for nothing ex-
cept 10 poison the air and those who eat
Of his fruit We are placed upon this
earth for one sublime end. the salvation
Of our soul, and unless we realize 81. we
die THOMAS U ,,1-pro
s.. Charles College. EEcot. City. Nd.
l see a man ahunger.
And feed him bread not stone:
This act is only Christianlke
And humanesQue. I own.
I see an aged woman,
With tresses mixed O. gray.
Bewildered at the crossing
And help her on her way.
The dear old souls God bless YOU
Is a suitable reward
And I feel I'm highly battered
To merit her regard.
I see a likely girl or boy
Caught by the tempter's snare,
And duty prompts me ever
To whisper. Child. beware
1 would not have my efforts
Bring me either praise or laud.
But crave the satisfaction
OF having honored God.
CHARLES ALBERT BREwTON. /
40 street northwest.
In all human affairs there are efforts. |
and there are results. and the strength .
of the effort is the measure Of the re- /
suit He who does his work we'll will .
have reason to be satisfied with the re- ,
suits, but the halfway worker will be /
disappointed and will invariably put the /
blame anywhere or everywhere except 7
where # belonEs-upOn himself. When
We really try to do a thing. there is but
one result that Invariably follows. and
that is success. The essentials for sue
cess are faith, endurance, and optimism. (
Second only to faith in ones self is faith
in ones work. This faith IS nothing
new. Hundreds Of years ago the Roman
writer, Virgil. penned the line. They
conquer who believe they can" Endur-
ance is nothing more than unfaItering
endeavor, constant courage, and opti-
mism merged together. " AGNES OHM
1924 Corcoran street.
His life was gentle, and the elements
So mixed In him that nature might /
stand up
And say TO all the world: This was a /
man! Shakespeare
Miss a. sATTERFIELD.
10 Seventh street northeast.
He who hath never conflict hath new
er a victor's palm. Only the toilers know
the sweetness Of rest and calm.
Mrs. STELLA THOMPSON.
Arlington. Va
Are you IN earnest? Seize this very
minute;
What you can do, or dream you can,
begin #; l.
Boldness has genius, power and magic
in II.
Only engage and then the mind grows
heated
Begin and then the work will be com
pleted. Goethe.
G. L. DUNN.
A5 New York. avenue northwest.
1t has been well said. Nothing sue
ceeds like success" and the crowning ]
point Of any endeavor IS the result at
tanned Some great achievements have
been reached in a bound. but the ma
iority have been by patient struggle,
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