The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-05-07
II VIII Rise Again"
washington Times.)

Everything wrong
douraged"-Qollows line dis
couagng detai-and then thisWhere in such ruined life
HOPPER
s onea
Nearly successful
just such letter
Napoleon would written
hundred other famous when THEY thinking suicide
Gbbon might drinking too
much, getting old having accomplished nothing
children
making
his porcelain work and achieving might
with good J: -
Nearly all failures even
after they succeed especially
The magnes that ought to be
lstatesman-he Is usually mistaken
The Rcheeu write poetry
HE mistaken. e
He suggested the Richeieu would
write play and sign Moleres thus public
really thought II tell Will say otere
lhas crazy"
Joe Jefferson the he went on
the stage when he ought a great painter
He kept acting we'll and painting badly until he died
To the find
will story about Sir ch.,o
Wren who built the Cathedral after tho biz fire
had DESTROYED nearly all Of the city
The site selected arranged to x the coal that ad
the find money to build began
around among the ruins.
Among stones BACKED in Latin
will again."
That in the building Of the bg coha 49,
which Wren lies
Wren really great architect been discouraged
For building St Paus Cathedral climbing up and down ladders t
Cling with king dishonest builders he ~ .s @
cen sum OF twenty dollars for his money
As Wren picked ruins the stone On wb,c, a.,
ageous word every discouraged man NAV sa M
among the ruins OF the will rico again
he will take that for his will power to it be Will
rise " ~ " ~ NC "i1
| Nothing is hopeless nothing overcomes the human will
i Milton blind wrote what will live centuries
stone oea unable to hear note Of orchestra when he
no longer hear ~ ~ nc u
Pope wrote his noble Essay so weak and helpless
that he had be Jacket every dv ond h
ITO undres him and o bed ~ ~
od Socrates was strange combnaonh father SCULPTOR his
mother midwife PHILOSOPHER snandir. IT.. 10. .''
better Of the Greeks 80 ''Ae ~ A"A0
By way of reward they drink nemock the poison
, the heart. NV es ''~'nns
He talked pady and of philosophy
while the poison did its not discouraged when h , ~,
l'uuses ne was more fortunate than they lives
NO man can be DESTROYED anything lac. Of WILL
The famous canme in fear signed twice recant.,on
4 his religious beliefs = .'' "
Then he nted his denial the stake to be burned .
snow that he regretted he held his right Aad
into the fire burned thus proving that fire coud
ana establishing his reputation permanently
AS the great CHRISTOPHER Wren RUINS the nrst stone
used in his Cathedral may find in what he
considers ruined life the new success
One finds vanity fall low and be khss
before and really tries " " - y ~
another nnd In affection children
men the United upon hopeless
ard practically In the gutter -. :,
one night he came homeby saw for the first time
that his children feared appeared Said be that
lis 3d. will drink no more"
i He kept his word. 49,
OF every wreck something left something
louildng-hke that stone in the ruins Pauls
Iney even say and do take from an
mummy grain that has been buried
sprout. - =
Certain is that take from dis.
downca begrimd and
That Will blossom and make life again. y
We could fill this ents with smallest
OF those whose really which seemed hopeless
encouragement failure
Take for motto the word backned stone
Il will rise again. You CAN ...#t
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