East High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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4 Qin' QM,4,,lfl1D Aj., 0. Hag thought that this passing brilliancy more than the w a partial expressi source of all intl of character, a ce No man can a man who know ignorance. Kuo origin of weakne tion, the tremblil brood of follies a feast in life's cal beholds the hide folly and love t despise falsehooc Still a man li a noble passion that seals the wo tates on this side words of beauty, scorn him for a is a brave word, your title to perf Seven emperanceg he will hate uncleanness and love purityg he will l AST EVENING I heard a great man address our State Legis- latureg and his words were freighted with high authority. He was not comely, his face was not a nnirror of a high intellectu- alityg this Voice had neither power nor sympathyg his gestures were without grace: and yet no other American today holds such imperial sway over the future of this nation. And 'l mysterious power of a great man can never be ascribed to sur- ', to superior wisdom, or to exalted position. A great man is ords he speaks, more than the deeds he has done. These are but on of the mighty soul which dwells within. llack of all power, uence, fountain of all authority among men, is a certain integrity rtain unity of manhood. reach the seats of the mighty in these modern days unless he be sg for the man who knows is ever master of them that remain in wledge is power: but ignorance must forever be the fruitful ss and slavery. Craven fear is born of weakness: and supersti- ig sister of fear. About ignorance and fear cluster the whole nd vices, with many crimes. lt is a day for thanksgiving, a high endar, when the soft light of truth streams into the soul, and man ous and wasteful tenants that dwell there. Then he will hate and cherish truth. as not that integrity that stamps him great unless knowledge and for truth have been crowned by worthy deeds. It is the deed rd and prayer. It is by deeds we measure manhood. XYho hesi- the act is less than man. Let him speak wonderful wisdom in yet if he lack the courage to do the deed, he fails, and men will coward. lletter err in action than never to act at all. Dare: it and well do brave men love it. ,Xct: the deed alone can seal ect manhood. XV. F. XV1znsT12R.

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W. F. WEBSTER PRINCIPAL

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