Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-05-04

stituted-A. R. Kohler, MINI. Univer-
sity Farm
THRU TRIALS TO TRlUMPHs
1t is great thing to have tried and
conquered. You may have had many
trials to bear and many hardships to
endure, but, when they We're all over,
the rest was so much sweeter, and
the triumph was so much greater. It
is also a great thing to have tried
even tho you lost; for, as one of the
poets says, 1T is better to have tried
and lost than not have tried at ALL
The reason you did not succeed
might not have been your fault at all.
If you have trials, and difficulties,
do not be discouraged, but persevere,
for they have their uses. Their mis-
sion is not to dishearten anyone striv-
ing to succeed; they are not sent to
turn a person back from noble pur
pose. They are discipline. If right
" used, they develop manhood and
assist in making true men and wo-
men. All difficulties are hard to
overcome, but, once past, they have
lost their power. To a person bent
on a grand achievement, difficulties
become an occasion for greater eff
forts. Everything must yield before
his power. No barrier seems large
enough to hinder him, and no sacri
flee seems too, great, if only the oh
iect in view is likely to be gained
Therefore, if you have difficulties, do
not let these hold you back, but pvt
forth your best efforts and you will
be rewarded with success.
Robert Bruce was once taught the
value of perseverance by spider.
Bruce made several unsuccessful at.
tempts to take possession Of his king
dom and crown; but his heart now be.
gan to fail him. He was exhausted,
and was seeking concealment from
his enemies in an old shattered barn.
Here, as he lay on his back, he dis
covered a spider casting it's silkeu
line from one beam to another. Six
times in succession the attempt was
made but without success. The
seventh time the persistent little Gre
allure reached the desired point.
Bruce took the hint and sprang to
his feet. His soul was now fired
with a greater hope, and his heart
was expectant Of victory. Some time
after he sat upon the throne of Scot
land. He learned that the value of
the seventh attempt was greatest Of
all; land besides, that all the former
efforts were valueless without It,
Trials are necessary for the devel-
opment Of a mans best faculties. II
it we're not for trials, there would be
no triumphs. Everything would have
ia different aspect, for everyone could
then have his desires satisfied. But,
trials and failures are here Therefore
let the lessons they teach be just as
Instructive as those Of success. Wise
men learn from their mistakes. More
men triumph thru their failures than
thru their successes. So, If you feel
discouraged occasionally, and weary
once in a while, do not give up, make
a supreme struggle, for your battles
may lead you on further towards your
fields OF success. Why have other men
succeeded? They succeeded because
they persevered and did not look for
nor expect defeat. They saw that
It was necessary to have resolute
determination, if they would accom-
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