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Show HIS ' tlllETEENS ' ' OF LIFE Judge Dentoul ot the city of Lon-lon Lon-lon court, has discovered thirteen nistakes of life. Here they are: To attempt to set up your own tandard of right and wrong and ex-iect ex-iect everybody to conform to it. To try to measure the enjoyment if others by your own. To expect uniformity of opinion n this world. To look for judgement and experi-nce experi-nce in youth. To endeavor to mould all disposi-ions disposi-ions alike. Not to yield in unimportant trifles. To look for perfection in your own ictions. To worry ourselves and others ibout what cannot be remedied. Not to help everybody, wherever, however and whenever you can. To consider anything impossible hat we cannot ourselves perform. ' To believe only what our finite ninds can grasp. Not to make allowances for the veaknesses of others. To estimate people by some out-;ide out-;ide quality for it is that within vhich makes the man. Jude Thomas C. T. Train of the 'ew York court of general sessions ,ives "thirteen rules of life" to offset he "thirteen mistakes of life" enunciated enu-nciated by Judge Rentoul of the London court. Here they are: Keep your head at all times. Trust yourself above everyone .use. Do not deal in lies. Do not give way to hating, even though you are haled. Do not look too good. Do not loolc too wise. ' Talk with the crowds, but keep your irtue. 1 Walk with kings if you will, hut lo not lose sight of the common people. Dive every day so that neither your i'oes nor your friends can hurt you. Let, all men count with you, bul none too much. ii.ike allowances for all dou'.ns. i Kill every minute with sixty sec-jnds sec-jnds of work. lie a man. |