Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
Must RotSE AMBITION
MITHIN His SIT DE\IS

Now Very t"tN.4N 80 49,. '.''-
: power ard MIA; res7ons'hlitN 'He
use Of this principle gives ne tc7cfHr
:, bi= Dupiis a-c cooled up "oud"riHi
energies and possi hilitte. and II y ms
business 20 explode these forces ano
no, ONLY TO EXPLODE them. but also ="
iir.c, the dlscharEe He must sir 90
tn. Gtp1Ny The nature or his pupils
rouse within them 2 burning ambition
and ,rer ,ii-s-- their efforts toward N.
attainment Of their highest locals. NJ"
remembering mat lnspIa'ion SOC!
,,ork. tscN out, thu; only one dis
haze follows one stimulation Hc must
- .aif Ind again with his n'N 1uo
rouse md hberste latent forces - i"-
Tal.rr ur the old masters nu,eh
r, Ne md = second key That is iu-
,-res-7,Iy y is the key 20 ~ strong
bo, In that box are his ,-inkets
ana his treasures, his valuable pAr-rs
ard the savings OF years = burglar
safe bu; fails, and goes or SAYING
there !stSltel: iI.oth!nr in II anyway.
Then .ae ..naster comes with tn- 10y
and the door IS unlocked and tie r-=as-
l;res revealed. 4 SAFE IA a place where
valualles are Kept, and only the man
With N, E-y can get ia and FOR the
man t,hous Ky 20 Ga" n Conclusive
tones inst here : nothing T. ne safe
IS 70 talk foolishly
know re time tor :-s;src@. whsT.
me cour,ry schoo! saw ne cl6e:
boys working problems on 't= hoard
and ire al and I-yz wA!. SO JUN =. Il:
together rha, ] couiGr. 60. grain o:
sense IN them. and naturally. but
toolishly concluded TIA, because !
couldu', sac any meaning y. ;aeta then
there was none there. IN. trouble vas
! i.t n. have N. ker as ! discovered
Ia.er wasH TO study was 80 estimating
% me a Algebra
ore ~ u. ;h'7sz ,nz. !r.ar-sted M
particularly = -. Er!,lsr Museum WAS
ne Rosetta stn.-. La+s-thsc n Ey-pt
in liss L2 LatI IA: ;:,ne :or III.
mo-t rz-t Gsyp'!=a c.T:Nza,!on "as
nnk7ora . r-ncsrT. scholarship Thsss
Tso7i- tzc ii -: ,ntn,-lves Htthou,
Wtuss. zrS -sc5,d o. tte!. greatness
Thsre H@-H slz-1g!Tpn:cs everywhere
IN o'fl -a;,- ana tomb telling
rfs--'- >sorter:El story. Eut
hoIz- rc1-c rot Gsciph-c II" rec
'ra Hr' --- So4+,-a s,on- Furnish I'd
Ha +~ NJ stone rh.r" /. an in
srri. tar-~ languages Hero
@!EpHir creek and Denote The ccu-
mon lenGuak. Of ihe people 7, or-
cured 20 a-caa biologists that there was
one Inscription IN three tongues and
showing the Greek they frnlly d.
,phered Inc h!"roglyphics. worked ou,
ne alphabet and with this key opened
rr the treasures Of this wonderful civ.
Zone Tor egyptian literature The school
inaSt"r does for tho civilization o: inc
woild with the key o! knowledge nc
nh!H. the libraries OF all lanes and
tom ,' and brings ont things nav ana
old tno ~eacea them into The web nrd
woof OF youthful !ife. like the rn,,1a,
ne 'ri!gs forth the Pold OF .tlitb f-r,o
its hiding place and puts Il INTO ~.
"uiation and thus YuaEe- or e.
hlcle OF blessing
brings TO SIGHT
PUPILS rossiH,Irr,rs
fut this key does something mn.
'han scycal the knowledge that IS IN
IN" book: II also brings to llgh, -.
Dover and possibilities that Ar. il, ~
pupil The teacher must not orlv ,i,l,,,
INC doors OF science, art and I;er,f,.r...
hui NJ must Mt the I'D o! tEl. i,uav
ri"red SELF Of the student and ejo,y
MIN the work Providence evident, H.,
tended him 10 do. Know Thv..Ir
was the ola Greek maxim and III.
teacher who docs not make &, ~.
specific business TO help a boy 10 kno,,
himself Is neg!ecung a very imnort.
ant use OF his KEY bay,
come TO the conclusion that ono n
The moot fruitful sources Of unhonni
ness - !nconIprtency. One ~ tho mos
pathetic tragedies that know any.
thing about Is the lifelong TRACED,
OF unpreparedness. the unceasins
heartache CT striving 10 do some,h!n,