The nonpartisan leader. [volume], October 28, 1915, Image 1

About The nonpartisan leader. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1915-1921

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E are prone to laugh at the "day-dreamer."
®u^ "day-dreams" have been the forerunners of some
of the world's greatest achievements. Every great in-
mention has been the realization of a day-dream. While the
rvpreamer was, dreaming we ..called hu^cj*^,,. Wheniiis dream ma
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Here is a farmer who dreamed: Js~ t-
In the early Spring, he was up wfth the first rays "of dawn
dreaming. -•*?&>:
He ploughed his ground? ssowed his 'wheat—still dresMnlt
He had a right to dream.' There were iacts upon which to
base his dreams. There was inspiration for such dreams.
Dreams of a better home, dreams of more: luxury, more
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•leisure for his tired wife and better education for his boys and
girls—boys and girls in whose souls reposed the seeds of possi-
By his owfi7 indefatigable toil he sought to accomplish those
dreams. The.bountiful hand of nature contributed its share to
wards the fulfillment of those dreams.
-But the powerful hand of Greed nullified his own labors
thwarted the efforts' of nature and blasted his dream:
The magnificent dream-castles he built came silently crash
ing at his feet. The silvery clouds rolled away. The rose-tint
of a better dawn faded and the- bright light of reality burst
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