The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-05-16
CHIPS o LIFE
Bits of knowledge Gathered by Experience on
Journeys Along Lies River Of Time
DREAMING AND Dome
By III Truisaa.

DREAMING AND Dome
Not ono 400 friend told me this II fred up my pipe
other evening" charlie really has one-and
dreamed built mansions grand beautiful founded Cities
peopled worlds fame fortune
the had acquired and spent
why this small amount he did sayand
every desire satisfied Some evening that was
Some dreams imaginines these of friend
thought that es realities made:
from Imagination all the riches with which her
people Dream9 Always and forever hope The
thing dream and imagine with
fit Few all is possible and of the of
accom- plishing this would mention
What given you? What have given life What
does the what planning and
pairing futures sors-house which over flowing
opportunity achievement reward happiness nat
NAV need life full of his possibilities!
up of what and have While each IN
blessing and favor life has to oer
thing each aspire and attain All are not
with physical perfection or mental ABILITY pos
sble for all the affairs of the
world.
But there and enjoyment
than wholly For each there possible the de-
what ability and aptitude may be his so that
felt and be acquired that
perfect mora assduousy
hither and yon.
and varied Study travel reading music and
be found by which this he at
impossible outside OF what course
should take and individual needs would need
which all and than this
1 know of pleasurable or profitable one
What 8 this-read the Dictionary
Wait! Do not let peconceved idea of this
book az musy of words from whence
came known sping confound
prejudice against using Interpreter dreams and
whom practical plans Do not do this
remember how times in bygone daysI have wished
that might dictionary and compel to fol-
authority Especially did when stood the foot
of myself taking home the end the
report bearing SPELLING the egendP. minus. Dreams
his So of have missed the and
advantage this field information and enjoyment Offers
because of such early training and remembrances.
hold that the Dictionary is to
profitable easyand peaurabe 1t lack
continuity the English lady told Worcester after reading his just
published Dictionary but this Of no Importance Who wants con-
tnuity in dreams?
Here Imagination neither retard to it,
and ampify imagination and-hee the
Dictionary does not leave the dreamer
with hands but rather endow him with information concerning
that makes possible the attainment and eventual full
fllment of his wishes and desires.
Would time spent IN the museums libraries parks gardens
enjoyable instructive? Undoubtedly
Then why the minutes with the Diction
airy? possessed Aladin's lamp wishing ring magic
carpet his thought would him. the twink
the arhs surface, wouldn't
of it would make its neglect impossible Why
such magic in the Dconary Here
classified exactly all the wonders and knowledge the world has
conception the infinite God
to the present day.
To anyone anywhere appeal, especially
world whom travel and with fell
interchange Of thoughts
But all there inducemen and reward for
time and n given here.
Here we find the beasts people
other, pictured described classified
We sail the will in the isles of the
pics the home of the Norhlander We
plain ascend the mountain peaks and all of
scenery world the whose discovery
sacrificed lives wend and become familiar with cit
taken centuries buidand other cities
have destroyed andla in
and of the oceans bed
for ALL We the skies descend the
the walls of study and worlds and familiar
panons delicate the fragile
might of metals the value and beauty gold