Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-02-07


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In r-@5- manhood ard as@z- t-4iz Sn-rs
Fsey Sr+@ sid. bitterly adding
70 ~aa. Z ds~4-@1e -~~ersrs
TAe sng-i might tev~ .-pt
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E4d ] ~cr.-Ss instead u s--yi-
get -a- vision splendid j. xo-s. and
Fh@rs ~ --5rh-r t5rs- -o- rang 10
epr4lr- il W. again
IN youth rs great PANORAMA u lst-
SPREADS or- before 7re -15rt- Often IN
r2- waxing moments s-S.s sE1or- ost@n
a. JOB puts ia In q 1r-sra- IN z vision
uy"n rn-n- m *~lgrsn~rfrg uyon rn@ b-1-
ts-1 H opere-n i.e eer. ~ ,se1- ard
Ezgetn shs9r Instruction Rissse5 -
sh@ rzn sho has ,a~ moral courage and
determination 80 sta nd fast by ih< sS~sE
presented IN sucr visions.
EunYznTs great stsEon errs- while he
asF IL Hstso.Gs xaoB. Paul. when on
hls Ea9 sE;n q sroop o. soldiers going
10 mgnaxcux- L.5rcolr-s ~ l.a ne sas
sRayes kosG al Z N%s Orleans auction
i. ess- / g%r a chance 10 nj, that
Thing IsH hit in hard And NJ abi6et
D. hls .'S5on until the das came TO is-
sTe shN srfEd ncIpAitoD prociS nation
Ihk yGgEH MAN 10 rrC,re To Think che
ideal life presented IN his vision j.
something far above that coming 20
most Sometimes il IN. but usually you.
ns1s door neizhbor-yowr churn. your
room mate has practically b sans
though M 1. st chary Of talking zbou,
II an you aye.
Why then il the young generally
have more Or less OF ,n-se mental pre-
sen~tAtionS. do TO, more ACCOMPLISH
great things7 Chiefly because OF our
feArs- When a boy / lived BY the canal.
Other boys went swimming and the
ambition Ut my life vas TO sxirn- One
night i dreamed that I vas swimming
70 fast that the boys running along the
icxpaih could TOT keep up with me
But In the morning my old dread Of
the water came bAck and / never
learned the art
So We take counsel Of our fears-
s%-nsttiyene1x TO ridicuie-the dread os
danger OF failure. and a thousand other
lions in the way. largely contured up
by the imagination and fhU&-
Enterprises Of great pith and moment
With this regard their currents turn
4wry
And o the name Of action
Michael Angelo walking with a friend
in the Suburbs struck his Zoo against
something Down ne wen. on bis knees
n vega 10 scoop away the dirt with
his dngers- What do you see in that
stone7~ asked the friend laughing al
his %arnestness. I see an angel In H..
he replied and despite the ridIcule he
had the stone exhumed and taken TO
his studio. After some months OF
steady patient toll toward his ideal he
called in the friend to see the stone"
There stood h angel. Speak" cried
the friend TO the embodied vision.
Speak for ] know you can"
A hundred young men may start with
their banners A. portrayed in Long
fellows Excelsior and under the
Establishments Of society. the calls Of
pleasure. the whispered fear Of So
called friends. and sneer and ridicule
Of others. present comfort and mate
rial realization in planting his nag
upon the mountain top and hearing
the voice from heaven calling .Ex-
celsior."
paptake Of the character Of his mind.
A . man eth In his heart 20 is
he"
II he thinks midnight he will dream
midnight. and II he thinks Of climbing
the great heights Of truth and virtue
and taking his place Among the en-
throned gods on sainted seats" his
vision will accord with these thoughts
and will inspire him with wisdom 10
attain his end.
So We need cherish the vision-watch
our thoug;hfs-for by them We make or
mar our destiny.
A little girl once came running to
her mother with much delight. Moth
err" b cried. Il know now that there
II no he'll. They can't get birthstone
enough to make one "Ah-" said the
mother. people make their own brim-
stone and 81 II with them"
JOHN Foster. in his essay on De
cisiOn OF Character tells of a young
man who Inherited 4 fortune but dis
sipated IT all One night ne dreamed
Of his old home. In the morning he
went past 1t and received to get 1t back.
ryinG In coal: lived close. saved all.
bought back the home and died an In
.veterate missr. leaving a large fortune.
i David Livingston mad q vision OF his
carrying h light Of Christian civil
jxation into Africa Friends tried to
stroy hjm-the climate would kill him.
But none OF these things moved him.
Ne went to his fathers home. q few
miles from GlasgOw. Both the father
mother Were very averse { his
going to Africa. They had an al night
session and threehed II u heart to
heart. In the gray Of the early dawn
he kissed his mother gOodby and his
father started with him ON his long
tramp TO 0lasgow. Coming 70 the byow
OF b LAST hill overlooking the city, they
clasped and looked into each others
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