The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-19
THE GREAT DIVIDE.
WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?
Belief Held by Many They Can
Not Rise Out OF Environment.

MI mise Out ot tnfrpninent-
The afraid to venture" feeling
is responsible for many failures.
Does it not seem strange that
the little word can't should prove
rock upon which many Of life's
vessels are wrecked?
The attainment of our aims I'm
life depend almost entirely upon
our mental attitude The thought
4 can not" is. the most pernicious
weed in the garden OF our minds
and unless it is uprOofed and vigo-
rously combatted it will choke our
greatest ambitions. It's growth will
stifle all our efforts by hiding from
US the great sun Of hope without
which light ambition can not be
realized.
Forget the false words Il can
not" and instead make your mot
TO 4 Will" This is the worlds
great divide! To the Il wiIl'' class
belongs the successes Of all ages.
The ranks Of L can not" army are
built up only Of failures. Il can
not' never won anything, nor will
it. Remember that TO be success
ful in small things is to pave the
way for greater accomplishments.
Say 4 viii" and go out and win
a prize in the Herald contest-it
VIII not be so hard when you
thoroughly determine 10 do IT,
You VIII be encouraged in the ef-
fort 70 do something and better
fitted to win some OF life's greater
prizes. The habit of accomplishing
something VIII have become yours
The successes Of the world do
not hang upon the nature Of the
work we do. but upon the personal
quality that We infuse into cur
work.
Exercise your ingenuity. your
resourcefulness, your will power
in trying for this contest prize and
you will win not only a handsome
one. but a large portion of the
priceless qualities that make for
success in all undertakings. great
or small begin now That is
what several Of the earnest con-
testants have done and their ef-
forts and those Of their friends are
bringing forth good results in the
way Of subscriptions and votes
Great credit belongs to several OF
the contestants
Rules of Piano Contest.
Rule l. Subscribers are caution
ed TO take a receipt for an money
given % contestants
Rule 2 All money for subscrip-
tions must be paid to Miss Gracia
Saunders, contest Manager
Rule 3. Contest Managers sigma
ture must be affixed 20 votes be-
fore same are OF value in contest
Rue e. Ballots cannot De bought
Ta.a- en- on g De obtained by se-
c1ils lsel.It.ons, prepaid. OF by
clti.g We dominating coupon. or
rse voting coupon from each pa
le
Rule g. $50 employee of the Herr
ala OF member of his family viii
be- permitted O. participate .aLe- as
a uomlnator or a voter Do ha c0l-
test
Rule 5 Candidate M not be
restricted i'm securing sl3scir oHs
10 any territory bat may secure
them ia any place in .he world
Rule z. Contestants OBJ louina-
tors may secure as many Free yot-
ing coupons, as possible. and vote
them each week.
Rule 8. Only one s. .m'nating
Coupon emitting each contestant to.
1000 votes VIII be allowed
Rule O. so votes ei.l De allow
ed on subscriptions leld out more
thau one We k after being secured
by contestant Subscriptions must
De turned in promptly together
with money collected Tor them.
Votes wiz De- issued when slbscrip-
tions are received but contestants
may retain votes and cast them
whenever they wish.
Rule 10. Votes once issued can
not be transferred to another con-
testant.
Rule IL. To al who enter this
contest is a guarantee Of fair treat
ment. No partiality win BE- shown
to any contestant.
Rule -. For amy information