Busyman's Magazine, Juli-Dezember 1906. Acco. Von J wie. Scott. Self-Mastery. Auf die eine oder andere Weise müssen wir alle Treffen enttäuschen- mente und erleben Niederlagen. Das Leben ist Fullof Wettbewerbe, in denen viele Hadern, aber nur einer gewinnt theprize. Sowohl im Fall der Sieger und der loserthere ist eine feine Gelegenheit für edle Verhalten. Sometimesthe Victor trägt sich selbst in einer Weise orsadly die Ehre er gewonnen hat Blot zu trüben. Damit die erfolgreichen Havebeen kann eine weit schlechtere Niederlage in ihnen selbst, in der Männlichkeit und in echter nobiUty des Geistes nicht leiden. Es ist ein Wort, das die Bibel erzählt

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Busyman's Magazine, July-December 1906 . acco. By J as. Scott. Self-Mastery. In some way or other we must all meet disappoint-ments and experience defeats now and then. Life is fullof contests in which many contend but only one wins theprize. Both in the case of the winner and of the loserthere is a fine opportunity for noble behavior. Sometimesthe victor bears himself in such a way as to tarnish orsadly blot the honor he has won. Thus those who havebeen successful may suffer a far worse defeat in them-selves, failing in manliness and in true nobiUty of spirit.There is a Bible word which tells us that he^who ruleshis own spirit is greater than he that taketh a city. Self-mastery is , the finest heroism and the finest achievementin life. The winner in the race adds yet more honor tohis successes when he bears himself worthily, and theloser, robs his defeat of all humiliation when he meets itin a manly and generous way. A generous man rejoicesin anothers honor. The Busy Mans Book Shelf Some InterestingBooks of theMonth Reviewed. A Great Physicians Words ofCounsel. DR. WILLIAM OSLER, of OxfordUniversity, formerly of JohnsHopkins University, needs nointroduction to his fellow-country-men in Canada. A native of the Do-minion, he has shed a lustre on theCanadian name, which years will nottarnish. Not alone has he won dis-tinction as a great practitioner, butin the realm of letters he occupies aforemost position. The publication ofhis book on Science and Immortal-ity, so fine in its thought, so ex-quisite in its workmanship, at onceplaced him in the ranks of the best ofcontemporary essayists, and now thecollection of extracts from his lec-tures and addresses, made by Mr.Camac and published under the titleof Counsels and Ideals, (Boston :Houghton, Mifflin & Co. $1.25 net)gives the world still more of his vig-orous and scholarly writing. The extracts have been carefullycompiled by the editor and their sub-division under twenty general head- ings tends to give a system to theb

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