But it is not enough to have ideals. to dream.—We must have faith io work to that ideal, to do the things at hand thoroughly, working the very best we can in the present, but with the ideal ultimate aim. The by application and hard work. some have ten talents and some only one, but do not forget, the old fable of the hare and the tortoise has its appeal because it has its counterpart in experience, The race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong. The battle of life is not won always by the man with extraordinary gifts, or exceptional luck; more often they are won by those who can bear burdens without Pinching, who can get up with a hopeful face after every fall, and who however lowly their lot, put their hearts into their work and do it to the best of their might and ability.
And lastly remember that all work is done under the eyes of the all seeing God; and though his purposes often lead us in strange ways, never—even in the prison house—are we out of his sight and care. However humble be the task we are given, we shall do it well if we realize that the all-seeing eye is upon us, that failure hinders his purposes. Pray to him for guidance, look to him for light, ask him for daily strength, try to live in all things as in his sight. It is all very well to dream as Joseph dreamed, but it is better to pray and to work, for only in that way do dreams come true—and that is what Trade Pact Between Germany and Holland Berlin, Mar. 25.
An agreement, which it is stated ill increase the volume of trade between Germany and Holland, was signed today. remains in force un until the end of 1940.—Reuter
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