New Britain herald., 1924-04-28
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 for while and not go after other peoples resources.
 Take some of these men who have awakened to the thought thnt they nre living entities Burgess Was never anything but an ordinary man. Some one said to him, iNiiic one Of those rtorirs you arc telling. and send il 10 Inc papers, When ho had written six or seven he said. T am about drained dry IIa was encouraged un- lil his stories Of animals and bedtime stories for children ar" known all over the world. nationally and intcrnation. ally known,
 "Thc chi'd bo.s on tho farm sot tho idn that there VAS something in { them, They were moi afraid Of other men. they realized that they were a part of their world. They stirred up their business life. and from a $500 start they have almost girdlcd the , world with their rcstauit nts. Mark Twain walked Gp in that old town of St. Joseph. Mo. He was a country Toy with iliat inc ordinary education of the country school Yet as he saw some Of those men come in it touch- -n oJta. and ne said, Some day I win anil the NisEfaipp and will learn something about this country The nfai thing you kf.oA hn was Miss iSsippi pilot. and tho ncAt thing he vas alive mentally and alive every way. The first thing you know lie wrote his stories aad became the fore most humorist Of the age.
 Henry Ford was also alive. md he has become the wcalthiost man in inc world. Instead Of 2a p'r rent alive he's 100 pcr cent alivc-not only an , inventor but great hisinrss and constructive genius although 'g makes a fool Of hitn-clf -Png soi'e lines. When you s"c man or a woman who is too good. When they burh whrn you say some li;tlc word like damn. l think they ought to go tn Heaven. Henry Ford had this wonderful power. His lite was awak- utcd.
 ! had a man in Brooklyn just a guud- for noth hing sort of q fellow. He came and got q new sense Of life. l told him. Why man you have the in- yrntive genius. You have got the power in yourself to make your place in the world. The grcatett men have never even gone to High school or college. Take OUT Washington, our i Lincoln, our Franklin. our Emerson: ! they simply walked the inner spark or vitality. One day he came around and said 10 me. have got little i'm yention. saw children playing ball out in the gutter, and every once in while they would have to go out | tito the street among the horses and carriages fwc used to have them | themD and find the ball. and if came t to me that I could put a rubber string on the balls and they couldn't get away. He sent to Washington and ! got a patent on it and iu four years he made s40,0GO. Man alive Then this energy business. The l longer live the more l am convinced that the difference between one man and another is the manifestation of energy. It takes a little energy for a man to ccase to breathe up in his throat and breathe down here and de- yciop your torso so you can run a face and go up siairs without panting for brcatf-get a little less belly and a little more wind down here. Man alive: Energy. Most of us have enough ability. There isn't a man here who hasn't great. tretneuIuus ability.
 Then fhere Is inc routatf voifst Life is the harmony of the within power to the without power. When yon get out harmon. with ths with cut power you are dead. Tn uthfT