Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

The young studying in colleges in the real world
outside will be the United of America few years
In Literary Number all articles should have literary
flavor This shall get the flavor from quotations.
chapter statesmen in the Philosophical Dictionary
votae says wrote not for the statesmen of his day
who were too busy to him. for young who would
be be the France later Those who read Votar
when they young made France through the revolution
when they older
The important thing that young men should read little
AND THINK GREAT DEAL.
Whatever you are worth while in this world you will
do your head with the mysterious machine inside of
Give much attention you give your legs
and arms and rest the machine that prizes in ath
etics you will be among the successful contestants in e
battle
Every man discouraged before Michael
Angelo the greatest of the five greatest in the
worlds history quoted by Emerson thus:
Meanwhile the Cardinal ppOO in whom all best hopes were
places beng asad began TO nas" 'ns me p! s Is o. %
course"
Michael Angelo having the determination to cOnfde in
himself and become something of worth and value could not
fail
He had his discouragements like other young genuses An
broke his when he young That
discouragng Rich who could afford to buy his work did
not have the intelligence to its value He initiated the work
the Greek scuptors according Grimm buried his
imitation the ground dug up when seasoned and sold
to Cardinal antique The Cardinal delighted wanted to
where he had dug up Michael Angelo said he could dig
up as many like would buy he had made it
himself The Cardinal, having sense, helped him.
PRACTICE THINKING. That man only important bust
Our animal ancestor changed into he gradually
substituted thought for the of teeth and claws
And your thinking let this be the big question What
At for9 What do better than other things better per
haps, than others could do ito?
sp'
bic ether Do work. have to this often but Nature
says oftsner to find who believes his thought
that which he Nothing
than act of his Any work looks wonderful him
that which he do"-Emerson
Find out what you CAN do what you OUGHT to do Do it
your way simply Simplicity is the quality that makes
Bunyan-smpe ignorant manOutive thousands bril-
liant and learned
Spend much of your time THINKING, Man should THINK
HIS WAY through book The thinking should be ten times
greater than the reading The trouble with many young
that the reading thinking your reading slowly
you chew your meat.
The highest problem for thoughtful is suggested
these lines from Pascal's Thoughts
FOR finally, what S nsus7 A nothing
nothing nothing
Infinitely understanding the extremes the things
principle of them inviuebb hidden from him in mpeneb
ors equally Incapable seeing the nothing whence he drawn the
infinite which he snsulfsd's
There is really great question WHAT is MAN IN
NATURE?"
Wallace who shared with Darwin the glory of announcing
the theory of evolution died only day be-
eved that alone thinking being the universe He
thought that little world rolling along somewhere in the
middle of the Milky Way big compared with neghbors in
space grain Of sand compared the Rocky Mountains
the only planet inhabited by thinking beings.
If know anything after they die Wallace probably
knows by this time that his silly thought
What is in nature, and what is OUTSIDE Of
nature outside OF that which we feel and know with
little minds?
Imagine tiny microbe standing the bottom of a fight
Of stone steps each step thousand miles high the steps
ing up endless millions of miles
The staircase is eternity You the microbe.
Think about that.