Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-23
IIIONS of men born, grow up and die leaving undo
all the things they might have done because they co
IVA TROILED INTELLECTUALLY as a horse is CONTROL
OWN Way!
physically.

V1 TRo1LED INTELLECTUALLY as a horse is controlled
physically
majority believe they thing They
believe that what always has been always MUST be.
The old thing is DONE IN THE SAME OLD WAY.
and millions upon millions of human beings live and die all of them
thinking that THAT is THE ONLY WAY TO DO II.
And then occasionally along who cst the
Of the Bit the bride Of and habit upon his mind who de-
ternincs that he will be held by such Amy power and
have REAL MAN who does the real thing
Napoleon crossed the Alps in the dead Of winter When he
praised skies for his daring and his he said truly
81 deserve credit for REFUSING TO BELIEVE those
who said it could not be done"
That that shall quote often for shows
everything particular quality made fricnd
pcnncss cky lad the greatest ruler that the world has
greatest wnakcr and useful spite Of the
and to which his ambition drove him.
IN MS MOUTH NO Halter FASTENED AROUND MS INrEIlec
MACHINERY. COULD ALWAYS SEE THE NEW THING
When his shooting fleeing soldiers the frozen
lake. shooting them height Napoleon looked for second
the and then gave the order lower the guns and shoot
the ice.
balls broke the ice, the fleeing army sank the
be drowned rescued the edge Of the lake and made
prisoners
Lucky who intended for all and apply
1t TO HIMSELF.
Lucky the also who still keep trying still struggling
FREE HIMSELF FROM THE RUT, after of dsap
pointmcnt
Napoleon at time contemplated despair
getting ahead in the world.
After he had become emperor young officer complained that he
{the Young ocer had the army for FIVE
and that there hope Of advancement Napoleon replied
'ruy for than FIVE years. you that
could arrive
they Napoleon ITALY, representing the French
that had brought life and made think by the splendid
revolution the old Austrian generals felt only contempt for the ean
big eyed young Corcan leading soldiers of them ragged and
he himself tormented with the itch.
But those Austrian generals held down by custom.
They did everything the old way, AND NAPOLEON DID
EVERYTHING IN THE NEW WAY-1I1s OWN WAY.
carried along the banks Of river the Aus
old pan which looked upon sacred and
changcabc They put onehaf army side Of the river
other half of their the other side of the march
ing up and down. ready Napoleon and beat hmas they
1oscdno which side the river he might choose.
Napoleon free from thinking for himself kept his whole
army together He would take his WHOLE along side of
thrash onea of the Austrian army then the river
half Of the army and those old generals held by
halter scarcely knew what had happened to them be-
fore the Cora boy had beaten them thoroughly and we'll on the
make himself emperor Of France and practical ruler OF the
world.
we CANNOT NAeoLeons THERE ROOM FOR ONLY
cuMsrANces we AL OF US CAN
TINE AN HOUR OR TWO ON QUIET SUNDAY TO ASK
HALTER HOLDING US DOWN. KEEPING US BACK.
Do imagine that it order to succeed to GIVE
UP WHAT YOU ARE DOING NOW. Success can be made at
ANYTHING.
Napoleon didn't have get of the army in which he
moving so slowly in order to find his
the greatest mathematical genius produced by the human
race did have give up his little employment with the
in order carry his extraordinary work.
IN EVERY FIELD THERE is OPPORTUNITY. The clerk
department develop himself RIGHT WHERE HE Is
we'll where else in the world and perhaps better
He human all of its phases Opportunity before
him he will take it. But he imagine because OTHERS
remain clerks he is bound to remain clerk
And he mustn't feel that because other clerks careful t"
work too much he should work much.
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