The mirror., 1915-06-03
disappointment.


Disappointment.
AS shower clears the air of the dust stirred up by
artificial of fe the dampenng of
of cherished ambitions may clarity mental amos
phee reshening outlook by washing the cobwebs
that have been gathering around the edges and the
while have been concentrating attention too closely on
the object of our desire This good thing for 1t is not
we'll for the of his vsion however val
liable concentration be- and indeed valuable must be
subject direction, discipline be servant, not MASTER
We are prone to look all things with a view to
benefit pleasure often with view limited to the benefit
pleasure Of the moment shock obstacle setback of some
kind frequently awakening force bringing
eyes from the immediate pathway broader view of the
road that lies before Where but end to be gained
goal to be won hidden void beyond the end shad
above the goal To this extent the checking of amb
on, the disappointment of DESIRE may be beneficial
But desire has been just and ambition worthy
the setback and delay often to be harmful
fatal The goal not be Abandoned but the
be lost whesurmounng the obstacle in the pathway,
The artist who waste hour of precious north light
cleaning mudded skyght it, Another hour
of light tomorrow but this forever lost
to his art And who what germ of inspiration
have waned and died with that lost hour? What pictorial
have faded with the fading ghtg masterpiece
spring out from beneath his brush and his artistic effort
have all the vital force the freshness the clarity of that unborn
work of yesterday that would have from brain unaxed
by disappointment -unwearied by delay.
These things fruitful of speculation their solution
cannot know asurey This fact have delay dis
appointment take from that what IDEALS be we but
to hem whatever ambitions do but hold fast to the task
of their achievements whatever DESIRES be they but worthy
OF and worthy hem stand between and
hem obstacle however great wholly bar them from
US. This is the lesson disappointment has to teach
At twenty lad knows can beat the world at sixty
man is generally busy arranging for arbitration
The chvalrous solicits washing for his
wife to do
There is much space being given by the periodicals
tces woman War;" headings CO. may
be attributed large the lure of the aterave From
the security of ecuson from which both Maid and Mars
far removed all this huabaloo somewhat nconguous
Women Historically arguing that the will advance the
position of woman, in the breath with which they claim
that had been her rgu position society
and the state could have occurred Among them,
two conspicuous Individuals command attention and
spe by the and practical stand which they take Mrs.
Emmelne Pankhur the arch-mitant of hese she is
doing for the rights her support of the
British Government in it's time of need than she did
could do by militant tactics 1t is striking example of the
fitness OF to participate in the management of social
affairs which this little setting forth by her patriotic
conduct
Not being actively affected by the present war; own
feinists conducting themselves less favor
able the they would ADVANCE the hysterca
reasoned propaganda flooding the magazines One lesson
teaches that there is neither question
state they must of necessity be peculiarly sexes 1t be
hoped that not have the opportunity find what
changes actual in the relations between the United
States and another Government might bring about in the
OF American femnsts equally to be amented that the
high OF their the has quickly
home them Times strained poor airing
social squabbles arguing equality rights There
better fitted to the acceptance of equality of responsibilities
Be right then listen what the other fellow
has to say.
We believe in the threecent dance hail. That is just about
the worth of the best of them.
"A broiler for any stove that Virgnan has in
vented holds the meat be cooked position
em We long for upright steak but alas our stove
made in Grand Rapids Michigan.
An East Aurora medium has that Fra Eberus
still alive This mouthpece of the beyond