Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-19

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The though. that the utterances N
the poet are indeed a part 81 himself
war illustrated forcefully by st0r,
told Boy Br White Ia which an artist
anon tl- fellows painted 10 q single
basic color. a. none of the Others
could do Ills canvas doomed abot,
the others. set its nas not with mu'-
/ uIlciiy Of colOrs but 10 "a red that
I glOwed and showed forth the fires ~
feeling This painter vas Emporium
] 81 90 tell where and how he SEIZURE T!
such q brilliant and glowing pigment
/ but would only answer. meek s.
though fIrmly thar DO could not tel
/ The stores OF fhe FAR east were
searched FOR primary color thai
would duplicate the one applied ,1
the fabric by the man whose rich
paintings had en'ranced tho vision at
those who beheld b.. in turn these
pigments and blends AN proved 20 be-
dead and lu-freless when placed In
contrast with the work Of him whose
pictures had charmed the critics The
explanation OF the cOlors thar en-
entrances was s'ill lacking. when one
day he painter was found lifeess boz
fore his easel The body war remo,-
ed for burial and when rho robin.
/ time came. wound an old wound
vas found near the heart. and they.
v no saw 81 knew noN fhe secret ~
rho matchlc-s dyes upon me ranras
they were mo stain o' the lrfis,
/ life blood
IN" true poet declared DR.
White takes something out OF ris
Iilc and gives b. 'u fhe world Po.rf
. b. % part Of fho poet. % portion of me
best that is Zoo him This thought
was made 10 glitter and GLOW %, 'ne
speaker told OF the truth the beauty
the depth aud me 'rau,'h uf mo
singer through poetry
Coming again tu consider t.e si'al
points of lanler the poet. Dr WHIT.
declared for fho worth and mpor-
lance OF heredIty stating Thai b. has
most powerful influence upon the
destiny Of rhe individual. setting
forth the flo, that since The landing
OF the Pilgrim fathers there have
been 1923 grandparents for the pres
out day generation IN this couuea-
ton Dr White said that ne had re-
Gently received most intcrestir-
picture sketch wherein a bright.
strong vigorous young man was
pushing forward for achievement on
the face of me stalwar' man was
depicted the lines Of @ difficult sfrll-
gle and looking closer he saw chains
as Of gossamer and yet as OF steel.
one fastened about the arms about
the lower limbs an tending 20 e.
thrall and draw him hacA frtrr Z
purpose doubtless good and worth
while These chains were described
as reaching in their thiuness and go..
samcr-likc transparency yo' vugVes-
toned strength 20 ancestral persons
one with This weakness or improper
habit and that making least ru,s-
fionable the prp-ross az him who
would forge ahead
Sidney l.anier was described .-
student Of heredi'y. one who traced
his various gifts and attachments 20
his ancestors This applied alike 20
his music and his poetry as well as
his soldiorly qualities. this latter boo
ing coupled with his readiness foI
volunteer In the war OF the south |
land In that deathless struggle OF The
SOS Dealing with the musical abil- !
tiles pr White referred specifically !
with a letter written hy Lanier 70 his |
father. in which the poet had said /
that a great German musician had |
declared the writer 10 be the great |
est living flute player In the world /
The character OF the poetry is also /
according 10 the Lanier concept |
bound up In heredi'y
Men 81 real worth. according 90 !
Dr White. are not accidents on /
the contrary. hcreditv. drop by drop /
stores up its weight until some time. |
uncertain as 20 length. % will break /
forth in the form of genius and give
"a the world something worth while /
something far above the ordinary
something beautifully grand Citing
an instance in point me Georgia de-
vine spoke 81 family OF lowly pco-
pie. strugglcrs uu 'he bread line with
nothing suggestive 90 greatness 20
recommend i' as pretending In the
line Of special elevation. vet AS OF
sudden BURSTING forth. q member Of
this generation arose as II from the
depths and TODAY occupies one Of the \
leading pulpits H London England /
This was but one o. the Instances /
under The direO. personal ohserya- 1
'ion of the speaker.
Ih" influence of teaching was de-
Clared O. suggestive force IN the life
of sidney Lau.er. and thus heredity
was NOT al. Thar is worthy OF mention
IN tho NE of This great poet of the
south DIP lanes Woo1rpu- rr.o8-