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But the Divine Spirit Can

Reach Christ through _

God.

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The Rev. Ralph Welles Kesler, lvlf

A., B. D., who for three years has been pastor” oi'-- the Cropaey Av¢,,,,,, M. E. Church. corner of-Bay Thirty-' l"ifth_~Slll‘6ll¢. Brooklyn, N. Y'.,=cloaeil his pastorete recently. His final sul,_ ject was "'I‘hrough Christ to God." The text was from Mark iz-12: “Anil so-eiiriitnay tim Spirit .ii-ivetii inm forth into the wilderness." Mr. Kel. er said: - - » "l‘hs_< recent gift of‘ -$10,000,001) to the fhirulgie Institute at Washington nm, l»roug'ht to eminent attention the new mental attitude in our view _of the uuiverse. it has emphasized the work being done by Brofessor'Hale in -his observatory on Mount- Wilson, Gall- fornia. His grestdiscoveries and the possibilities of ever greater an~ nouucemeuts from him are fi part of the clianges that have taken place in ihe mind of man from the days of

cnrlleat historic knowledge.

'l‘lie universe has grown larger' and

larger as time- has gone on. ‘The sn- eients knew an-'-earth stretch-ed flat with a heaven domed over lc. Ae;-035

the heavens raced tilechariot of the Your ,__,e___1___ _“___

' ns ' f .. .1 ~ '- » ~- », -- ,

they don’t in the liizgtaginiojdgtnhg !It)lLi‘its' llillgiltictciheliasoilelelinedcrllylggleilllle 'lfhrliiciolifylllllgybiolviglnéllllny ow mll:llJell.io§"`li't:`P£ lllgm z llllrrlilntriitlmlBiilrnlzfriilenlsy xlgrd C3222 you do ourself. Lear uf ` " 'I .. ' .` _.‘._ 0.9.". V - f- "-5-_ »i -.-3..’.°’,i-- » ~. ~-,_ _ . " ' ‘

t_________ ?'_______ ________ _____;1___;o_ _l_<_>_c_>_l§__ 1:; g,,_I______e _ ___ __ _ __ _ _ I-men who manifest less _desire ‘fo nov- v_id¢,_ l-iLoinP‘3lvcs,_wit_h__legl_S Eiga, wls_-_ (1U\l_:_4___pl_uiiII___l_i_l::z__l|lfcs pin-i .uid _ _ _ _____ _ _ _ ,,I,,w_ am, _,,m.t ,,m______e ____________ ______ ______________e{_ __zI___p_i;_c__ md? ei _an In.-_,_-sriI well than to _ma e thems_elves do.n__ _It is a_Iio_I>r,_l_ow,__s;i_d !a’:_l-ie al- __ _ . . _ __ _\\_n_e _ii neil, no. _In moder: uiibs where none are meant. but essential dmc;-cneecreallghgnzhxse5 rislllie truth is that a mlln who enters :2:eT`]'e:'i'x`<:)tnolmi!i1lll`plll’ilil?:i;rl?fbem?pIl;Xb§l' and it is i:ivcn to us to buliold the ivliallhiiilflibiliqs lghlcheefliafexllnnzninlggsd -»~»~»~.-w...,,._,,......~.......~.......,.,...,,,..,,.,` public, mind is slow to perceive itf parliament becomes thereby n mem- tfiiiation in which 'the pioperlsdldlet- KIUW' Th” l°"‘“"" f“" t""l"'5' lm” “H l'1°"U'~ ="‘i i\f‘\'¢ YIM! 8 i€Ylf¥tllY P9!- lar er 5,, , t I, , _ Two years ago, when the indemnity* -ber of a great council, to consult and ls` held is b'a1ied'on his willingness 'tio' t° ‘me ‘il "h°"“"“'“it"‘ ‘fl "’V“l““fl"» ` '

I _ , ,cs or nc,,,,,ty and _______w____ Io! members in the _Caiindian House advise upon great problems in which risk ‘ his life in the defenscof his W “"9 0' the "‘°““tB~"1 Veiiks like

It never was in the po,.,-¢,- 0, m____ of Lommonswas raised from fifteen all have a, ps.:-i.. Hs is not merely a. cbiuitry; not 'for pecuniary reward ,that "f U‘°_ M"““L "f l"""‘f‘-flK""_*“ ‘ _ 1:0 grind a sI,I,.It,,BI ,eng of such “___ |hundred to twenty-five huh_drcd dol- delegate who is sent to rpcord an op- biit for sheer .devotion to duty,-<. U0". “Hd historically l:nlic_il_u-fill it, the close of the Civil Wartha United dimensions that it would draw God 'lars the process was described with,.fnion which some or even all his con-_ dlilce et decoruin est pro patria mo- Y"he“°° B “\°“_" §"_“l "‘*“'5'-"im: V“"'\'

into focus such as w_)u,_, give kn0w_ some degree of definitive value as a‘atltutents may have, for the time be. Ii-i,-qecausa_ it is fine and_i_io_ble_to _die "W0 |"\"\‘"`f11llil’ IB l-5iV"»ll~

ledge s,,_IIIcIent to apmy It to __ _________ I"salary grab." And if it_ were _sup- ing arrived at. lf this narrow view for onels native'land'. ` ' ' ` ‘ ’ -

tical life among ¢m,,t,,,.,,, 0, ,Iam l>0S€<i that they were being llalll a' of _his function pi-evhiled, then ii 'So long as the impression prevails --lr ll,.,,, we me," |,,,,,,..|-lnlily is

and blood. Either the v,,,w was _______ salary for their services, there was piece of paper would serve as well ai- tlirrt a country dlschtgea its "whole ,H _,mt ,,~,,,-,I_ limi p;\,I,l,,-, I-,,I1c,1_ I',,_t, 1 ctI,e,~,,aI I-0,. cart,-,ly ___,__,,,cc ____ _O0 some ground for the contention that s. member, cr a niiichaiiical appara obligation to its 1egisi_s.tors'wheii it testi,-,,,_,,,y V,-,,,,I,I I,,,,.,, I,,._._,, as ,I___,.k_ l dim to keep Immnmty abou the some at least, were being paid too tus might be devised for 'registuriilp has paid their wages; or indemnified; ,,c,,,,_ He w,,,,l,l \,,,v¢, been Inf; ,,,ItI,_,

I,,.,,t,,_ _high for the services which they ren-_ a. vote after the l.1'rinciple~' of those them for their loss__ of time, Inst _so__~,;.,,¢ ¢_h,, fnI¢|,_ How uma, ,,, ,,,,,. de.

Godfoliiifl m ' » '. derail' ` l machmes Whi°h 030 may flbscfrvc in ."1 l0nl§ Wm .M.\,°ih.°Q‘_mt".Y. bf’ alll): ved .Ofw Delldeiicc upon thc wortliiiiess of wu-

an a poor, implnctic l _ . . _ _

I If' 0" the “mel hand the “mount h“t°h¢¥`5 5h0T’» which Wm Wmgh YW" hh” W15.¢l°m 91. m°mbe.¥`9 WllQ._mld. in th men ! What is the value of our L

navy and the. army showed that a

state of war wasuiot necessaqr for

sun by day, and around its edge this same chariot was drawn by night for n new start next morning. The uni- verse was grasped easily by simple wonderiiig minds. The day of Galileo

nnd (iopcrniciis brought new fronti- B

i-rn and `i1f|o‘iis‘-definite knowledge. J u- l>\ter's satellites. the Phases of Ve- nus, the rings of Shturn, all yielded to the new-found telescope. Modern nstronomy has. charted the heavens nnd led us forth by night through wonderful pathways and starry splieres. Now, when Orion and And- ronieda -have been sung, and some .'»ll,000,000 stnrs have been set in or- der along the milky way, Professor llnic tells us that all is not yet known. By a new process he has sl- ready caught some 60,000 hitherto uiikuoivn stars upon a photographic plntc. And with a- new hundred-inch

love”-“nil bfilllllhi tileni back t ll(

lieivt always be taking onenes.

iesfiliiiceelf 0 t E- 5-mu` Md gream

ens So as the wiltei to the llc

brews puts it, "God, having of 01,1

li-ns three times more powerful than time spoken unfo the fathers in the

nuy now in existence he expects to I make our evening walk a new one ai- i iogetlisr.

The universe fs- pushing its bound-

irophets by -divers portions and in livers manners, hath as the end of

these days spoken unto us in his son." Jesus Uhrist, the lens alone

nrics out and out. The l-Zrowth of the througli whlcli the vast spiritual uni- uuiverse, however, is not a real yerée could be seen a,.Ight_ camo ,a,_ growth-of_the-iiniverse. lt is an ever- ter failure, growth and moderate increasing knowledge ol it brour.-,ht by Iirggi-egg, [lot the r3,.eIatI,.,, ,,,,hIch

the morc.pcrfcct lens through which

we view it.

The naked aye gave the knowledge

of a child. Galileo’s telescope was wo_ndei‘flil for its day. And the de- velopments of .modern astronomy have been amazing. But-the pros- pi-cts now are that all the achieve- ments of the years gone will be like “.-exing in a glass darkly.” For the future slams about to open up sn extent to Gotl's universe that makes Ahralmm's gaze at the stars to count them an easy task compared to ours. The milky way is about to become ills pathway of the minds oi the na- tions, and-those who would hitch their wsggoruto s star will be oblig- ed to lengthen their ilraw line for a s

He brought of God, of the things un- seen, were ns unilrcnmed of as the new-found data licyond the milky way. “He came unto his own," says Ht. John, "and they that were his own received him not.” He bade the world behold God through Himself, and ivifh acute skepticism many re- fused to look. "But as many as re- ceived hini gave he the right to he- come the children of God, even to them that believe on his name; who were born not of blood nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God."

Down along the River Jordan John

the Baptist was calling a people who thought they had looked into the piritual heavens, to repentance for

farther reach.. New mountains will be sin, and baptism. “And it came to

and limit of -the universe of which this earth iawsiich 5 tiny portion will 5 ‘fly with .a genuine query:

When I consider tlfy heavens, the

work of thy fingers, B

'Phe moon and the stars which thou I’

hast ordained;

Wliat is a man that thou nrt mindful

of him? .

And the sun .of God that thou vis-

itcst him?

l-‘or thou hast made lilm but little

lowerthan God,

And erownest him with glory and honor. `

And all the more will he wonder at

(lod's concern for the men and wo- mi-n whom He created on this earth, mi he realizes not .only that the uni- \'ei-se of esrtlii--shd stars and~`moons and suns reaches out beyond his abil- ity te mini; .the distance, and that their numbers, we greater than the sands on thll seuhore,-but that 'in Midi-tion to all. »this,- the spiritual universe of which he fa a part. "lf/Oiiiili having been made in theim- “Hp of God. tbvddreator of all, is also Jrreater in-iextent. and Power and D08- Sllillitiea, than his creed and prayer ever credit. ' . _ _ The days' _ot . - earth overwhich the aky'bent_ tqftllie horizon like an Inverted tuh~,~,-adtlr stars nailed in .as pointed -francisco," saw' s spiritual usi- versa with likgdimitations. God was an enlarged Hs-spiked ln, the Burden in the-,v ,pfhlla -Meaning. H6 un Lorsoue :_-',j;1 _,_ , -slty,.Iviiieii He and "'\"\mvd. iv j 5: edlfiv th-.Mai-aiiam, iiionli no re ‘-1 Bee in was no; more underst d.than wssthe awful' "llr of tiie"s.19l&h on its axis. Hia lifuvei-s bad' blessings were as little i5rNil\!ll'iIldli’\¥I!'6`~"lI WGN `tlle beau- ties which lay. behind their painted """° Bi? -f ' --.f’_=.° 1-* 'Ire-3 l .- NW #lid Milli-/a aieft mhid wail. 'Qi aglow and 'A Moses rose above his fellows. a aw ar God

_______ __ H I a .____s___

to hr2'1%% q, _ ‘s God to :___{a_ca long_¢hl| fn body

-.»l\ ` ‘- -- = 1 '.

.:‘...h‘.-if -~ .i“.:i.i:. in ole mouse' .side he. .f irloeafi °l‘l*0l¢b/-to Ania ' _sensm

An __ ,_ _ _ _ _ -,».l,f_»_.v-:li'. -- _- .. ..“.':';» ° d , t 9°” ill! .wiht Q2 .rec

cendmg upon him, and a voice came ut of the heavens, 'Thou art my lic- ovcd son, in thee l am well pleas- cd."

The cxperienceof Christ at iiLllli_»lHm

was a summons to a. larger view of His earthly ministry. The declara- tion of God, "Thou art my beloved son, in thee I am well llleoned." WHS tho setting up on the earth of a new lens through which men were to be- hold not merely new wonders of the sky, but a God with attributes they had not_ known of, a. race of men around their very dooryards whose value they had.not appreciated, and I, new -life with powers and possibili- ties before un_dreamed. _ ‘ Christ realised that something had

occurred. "And straightway the spir- it driveth him into the \vilderness."_ lt was to a time of deep-thoullilt and the drawing of conclusions. It was to a battle with temptation and a, victory over the suggestion of mis- use of power. It was to a decision ,O be the lens through which the world might look and learn to know God and his spiritual king-dom.

And in so doing he linked arms

with the brave souls of all the suc- cwding ages who, beholding Him, have listened undaunted to the poet who sings:

1 staff! beyond this height

3; zshlhuhna the infinite illshtl GI,.d y,,,,,- thigh! this sword shall bew Paths that reached the iintroubled

blue! _

Though' dark mountains form the

t i . '

.lg is Boilr; to climb and dare! Law truth, love-the Peaks are threei snmi, olives. C-ulvlfvl _ F J us Christ so adlllitvd Him'

gelfoto the will of God as to brfnl! s focus whereby G05 cn" ll’ "°“` ein-ougli Him by mf"-' A_;“§_i*' 6;” tm-Qllgh Him thllf. D151) &l'8 B Y K _` ung the dats that makes' possible n life in accordance with the laws Oi me spiritual Kingdom which God

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1 “ '». ,' .u I _

i i on nil.-2 Pllvllllsrlii hells-ERS

ie daugliter of Aeol

thing to do with tlicm;\d<llll:iil)l,Io};-lg* . _ ,that this expectation has not been

mamm, _,_n_,x_ who ________ _______________ I0) i.opyl'iglit by I-ublislieis ppess, Lim- realized

.I,,,a,.I,,g 0, hm _]c________ H___________ ___.______n _ itcd. ber. on one linnd. and a member. I,,:,.,,,,II into the “___ ,mm ________ ___ .v __ _ wlin serves his cou_n.try at his own.

m__v___, by ____ ________c____ ___ _____ ere iAYMB.NT._OF MEMBERS-TAKE 1. _

Y_‘_“'"l-1 The iilpnibvajrstof the House of Coni-

In the form of _ _ _ _ G _uions if _ es ininster are not paid "___ ______ _____y __lI_i;I_i___y_f_IIns_,__I_i_i___kind llsh- ,for their serv-lces._ The members of waIc_,S.. ,or s__ve__ -________ ___.e__o_n the the flnliaiiian House of C_ommo_iiu are

,,,r,,s a c,mn__c of _______,__I__ ____l~_l__ not |_i_aii_l: _they receive an -'milem--I _ _ _ _ ,__ _ _ _,_ _. _ _ _

on the sea. These seven day,., W‘c____ nIty. ln_yInciit is made m discharge__accori_\lng_ to lii_s mind mid conscience, He iii_ay_bc c_l_:i_i_:~iiilje’d','cor_ii_[it?f`le¢¥ fo rt- _ ________, _ __ _ ___ _

,_,,__ ,Mt 0, _,___ _____n___ ____ _________ ____ o .ui_obli;,,ation or debt which lias,tliat_is, if he is 'ei|_ui_ppeil with these ingu,_or c_l_/_cn imbhadheih No ode |{,,,,» fence o_tie wi .of God and a _In_v__.. am ,_,_______l___ ____ ________ __e____l;____ been _incnr_reil. lnde_ninity_ is paid as two iinpurtant qilalitica ofa vsluablg yetriienrd of n_ menfbci-_boiiilrulolirivorl ‘ready sulunission tu His providenoe 22|", _"___ 2_,____ ___ __Ucc_n_____ w______ ns __ _I:onilieIinntu_iii oi. I»eimliiiri»cin0nt for a legislator. _ _ of ills indcnlnity oil account 'of--(ali-l'will lil,-nish a worthier exit from the of . '° ;“ir~'~ 0-

the 'dangerous to say that Shakespeare

charge a great gulf is fixed. The' paid member -is si hired' man, hound ‘tn carry out- the behcsts, real or assum- ed, of his paymai-=te'r. The man who goes at his own charge is free to eg. press an opinion and register' a vote

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liAl.i.voi_\'_iiAvs. The Eml|\€|l-t Interesting. _U suNnAv sci-loci. Lsssou. '

_ _ __ _ _ _ _ s 's s _ _ » _ " _ _...___

_,_,‘,;;,;1;;,;--=;;;_I_,--,ggggm,,_III,I.».__I;. _ Which ‘Will Enlighten Many lllong Certain Lines. __,........... X. ...ees ._ '“"_" ‘.‘°“"" °_f “wif eriiiln and men- . ' ELIJAH Goss ui- sv A-wi-um ‘

1§__ ::____Ii|IIl:fIl_1I___i|.s;__»_I.II_iI_e_:Iss ---_---- _ . Q wiun 1N'ro Haav-ies. r

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'From the propriety df paying 0 - I (,,_Dh_N TEXT

filet ministers it is inferred that

1| I li _ _ - ` _ - _ um “yo” d“Y*’- Halcyfll. 01 Alcyoiie fly Andrew Mncl'liail. I lletweeil ri. pnid or indemnified mem- large. . 'i 3 King” 33 141-

. _ , I _

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nembors also may be properly _paid__f “Enoch walked with God :and be But mI,,Is¢,,,»,, are _pam '_,0,,_ I__I,',, _e¥e¢u_ _:as2__noi:, for God took him."-Gen.

tive business _'which the-,y_tr_ansac_t, and n t for the l' isatv »I` io

o _ e I e iuic s_ ‘ _ _

which they performs, A iri`iiiist_e`r,`tfisp_a_` PUINT]“U ‘SUGGESTIONS-

idnd of glorified civil eerv_,_s_II_i_, _repbcii-_

sible to phrliariient ani1'to' e‘pcopls_ BY HGV. U. W. Snider.

;,\;,‘;“'_3_;'_____ ;l_‘_""°:______‘_’ft_£:f ‘_’_“°“'U__ “ml ,they are indemnified for their loss q!_ great value in the councils of f.h_e_na, When a nieinber accepts pqynrent.|°Jp1m,,,e,| ,,,- pi'H-Yell f0l‘~ “Dill”-1' (»,,u_,,__tmaB_,. “___ ___ ____‘__';__ limi*-I1 _time in taking a. part, however ob-,I'tion, against whom' no bar 'shodld'_b'o the services which he renders, he com-, stress of fierre teinptatioils. _ the ex____es_______ _______c______ ____;:_y_ .;:cui_‘e, in the transaction of pulilic set up. A man is poor because he hasf hs automatically _iiufleii tho;

_ ‘~ lisi - . ‘ - ' .‘ ‘ ' ‘_' . ._

cg to Slesmbe “ny calm- ““t"°“b|°‘l )Bl1ui'»ul:t the moinciit there is u con- lrvelhlmdlcdnllgllgrshg. lrhliei-“llc I ilfhthluglltl rclatilililylif <ervh{i'klt?|i;nd lily;-‘ what If Emuhls prayer that -

HYBP H1081 days, which probably nev- siderable portion of the English pub- no longer thc efficiency of his poverty' tdr. He is' paid li'y't'li'é v`llho‘le pcop'l>r§,_Lmight ‘uc hud hw" gr"""'ea 7 what "_

',°_‘,__X'°,§?_£g__“l_§___lr’;;_t_lfvgilgiiig t|\_0 t\`0_\i- lic _which ileinnnds _that the represen- |`will then have passed away, and par- slid they will have s. _iffght _’t'i§_cn1l"<'lM~¢hl=l'H Wiifkufl tlireat that ills life _

50,, ,mm cy_________ d______e___-_'__ 0 NWC li- |_i_1_1_f.lv;r:i___s_d_iu_ll bc___l;_nid f_I‘oni_i;_ge Imper-_ lIaine3t_ be_deprlv_s_d of the virtu_e_ in__ him to nccoiiiit, if, in shy-case) ,;l,,,I,|.l |,,i ,, lm-felt had I,e,,,, c,,,~,~I,,,I

_ _ .. \_i y. __ is email comes. liereli n i _ - _has_ eliliiiriliirnted to the public good_.0ut_7 what .H the n,___”He,,,gcr,__. or A,___

_ _ main y rom abour ineinbcrs and. I think the value of poverty :fi ri to swflollal _a(l,))u,mI(¢_ 1", 5139,, -mp _ _

ill \(iU WAN'l‘ To life LIKED. their constitutents. The custom has' legislator as a Kiiarantee of ability vileixe/'oi' private interest.-With such-"”‘"'h "Will have acronipliiiheil the

-__ been for labor unions 'to -levy an aa- ‘and _a security against dishonesty has lr prospect' kept clearly in view vr,o_-|¢i’lE'H lPl!Fl10-90'? Who cull wil 'K But _

h`0SHl\\0l\f» llllon their members to pay.-been somewhat overcstiinated. In the shall probably haar_ less aliout tl;s..svcry murder and every suicide in like _f|'°"(iU'“ mini f0il»¥¢H! li D880!

their representative in parliament' outset the Uni-ted States was Li bool Dayinent oi" members. .,,,u,,,,e,. _In,.k_,,,,, me sky _,I _Ic,,t,,_y

was paid as an indemnity for loss of meat and calculate the price at the other considerations >"thiz'n money 'the tegtilnony looming of Ll"-_ fn,-:_ of .,,,,.

time. and as an inducement to secure same time. _lustlficzltidii for' 'spénclii'ii§"’tlie‘iif‘~`llv€s I,,I,,I,Iy -a the entrance into parliament of "busi- When constituencies were small and `iii tile' public `§ervl`f-c. whim "rri'e'fiihUrs' 4 i ness men," wllo appear to be so coinpol-lul‘ of only a few voters-i'n“cbine`-to blélieve that thUy"’ou‘Qh‘t"`to~' _ _

much desired, then it is fair- to rc- certain cases of not more than thrcf‘ be -paid, -they -will soon -tionolmlli,'li\s-. S"'“°'l'h"“i” "V" 1”” "'““""‘H-V, "“` mark that a business man cannot -it was’ easy for a i'iL"piiesor1tettivt"ti.`, all wage earners, that they .gn .,,°¢.li0r1iant to_ be talked n.lioirt. hmali have much business to attend »t¢_.,cari'y wltb'bim the collective opinion whois; ,,¢i(I..¢;_,095|r_ -"1\\,I,,,-¢_II`_,¥Ig,,¢|}_-_I*I» QQWGFS. HWlff»'t0l1a'\10li i!0HHli’cl‘H. lishtl who can -enero to neglect ie for iinlfoi his electors, as ai -<ieiegaee~4Io'.e- dm A frames;-mind ni .help liei'iisii_i-_..,.,i3°é<le<l and Hliellvw-hwrfrfi sehblvfs a year for so trifling xi considers- convention- lronifa-labollr' imion-still* oi from the trsasui,-y_ vuhich .they are ,"9 °'|"°1 t." the verbal "l'”S°°tm" UI H011- » docs. With the enlargement of. the p id to. guard, _ ._ _ _ . ,.%h." "’Y“t°"'*’9 "f l’””_‘g- "f__l"° fmd At the time, it was urged that so franchise to embrace as many as ton; ilfzalll Ifiembers ,arafpald tie si\ji'ia"°d°“th """,l "Y Um ""1 he' 5"?" “nm large an annual amount ns twenty- thousand voters this narrow theory_amou'n_t_the_"servl'pcs°`will`dll; 'lie_,`Ii!l'd' _*"4 etermty' b"t th" .F‘h'°h““ who

i ,rw I wait upon great revelations, and up I

causes us to he straightway driven by the spirit into the wilderness. With Him we may find out 'whether the new data for life which came with our faith is of value for daily living. And on the conclusions drawn in the wilderness experience of our

t,,,.0,,I,I, me ages was endeavorlng to

rlh dU¢\l‘l '

Port new i.lliilu_¢`s;-mist, would give

j.";,"_;- _ . '

five hundred dollars ':.oul<l nttract to of delccacy has entirely broken down. in like"esteein,"anrl th mir nril li-ill,-‘ ' '_ ' ' parliament men wiio would devote. The representative is no ibn-ger a del-he i.'i."t`-"by the iel\s’tcom1iel}é`iYt. "Wie ""°“ “'h°"‘ the ':’°"°°“‘h"l5 "‘""u"“ "V their time i-0 the Stlllly Of Public af- egate appointed irrespective df hlspayinciit of members if the -surest mighty' _G"‘|'E"'°“ °"d°w"“"“t” mu'

fairs and the practice of government own opinions, to carry a "rnandate."ms'sr|s"-of 1'alfYicitij!'1‘ii\l'-llilmbllili*-'t’13"'tlia `~ h°ld th°"` 1’°”'°°'

with that ability and disinterested There is no' `rneans"`6f discove-ringldvel bl-nn',‘asa`oclatichl 1‘ii.`-\\"sg€~\'sMi- ` zeal which universities procure from w_iia`t that mandntc'mfi:`ht "he, and heers` whriearc more °roncexm‘ed‘ a-boot _-Iv Steadfast ilevolioii nnd fl-sterl lov. H the professors who occupy their is left to his' own resources ‘in'l`egi:-i-their wages than the excellence of ‘silty to exnlteil clinriictcrs, and lofty chairs. It is scarcely iieceasary to add -lutiiiir 'for thu 'igooil nf att* people-at their work. ` ' ‘ .prlinciples and for-reaching purposes _ ‘-‘--‘-'-'-‘-‘-`-`-‘-“--‘-‘-‘f-‘--‘-‘=-‘-r-----A-----------*ff-=-------<-~=---‘=-r.===--=--=-=~+-¢-=--il-‘-‘=r--1*--j===-»---A-'-ff-='-'-ff-1';-a--Y--V-.-.-.._-_-f.---:V-=f=\.-3-in always ;|,_‘w`iii|iefr_ ldlislin cniilil not on eertli exueeten. lt is not what after au wui he ener and tue- gieny llmt- i - " sin and oppression of today would of the' Creator ofthe universe' andl ""0i\l. -I'-vc road all of hers " --

in lillijah, but he could reap an inhz-r

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tam” which Wm' hm "nt" hm' .oiiiiict wifli llussfa. Have for a trill-

_ _U _ _ lim 'ms i.a'i_‘a_s'r Nl_li\vB_ _ _ _ _ __ . _ _, _.SA- URD_AY FEBRUARY_ e 1 xr. ,.I,,,.,, U, ,,,_I_ {.f,°,,§,,',§.',__ ' en Ann - . . . . s .u .

I' - .wx - li ' Plillli-i EE

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liESlllld- Lilllli-

_ ""_-* ‘-.` _.~.iil». JL. _D

in Mem-n limes--i_n 'shake-

spesr’s .tirne Plenty and-

Peace"%red ‘Co walids.

#__ _:,

(Copr. 1909 by Bradley-Gqtritson Co, Ltd.) Plwly Mid Peace breeds cowards;

hardness ever

Of hardiness is mother. -

-Cymbsline, Act Ill., Be, 3,.

Shakespeare -has on his pages many

men, and many mel blrvo many( ""ldF~ Ffrvlu the Point of view of some of his characters _war is tho "B0" 01 Mill" from that of others peace ia a weak piping time, a bread. U1' "f ""Wl\l‘d9- TM Opinions expressed are 'not _Hliu`.kespeare's, but Itlchard -I-Il‘.'s or Hnmlet's or Ma.cb¢th's, lt lg

said this or that; yet there arc some statements made h Shakes 'ire's

. ` .V Vt.

____ characters that have the stniiip of

being the pueifs own attitude we wards life and the extemiil world. This is one of them; it contains 5 universal truth which, if taken in n, narrow sense, 'ls misleading.

W1 lllvlify and peace breed cowards?

\'-is nnd no. If plenty means merely aiiiiiiiiz-.fire lo oat and drink! ang

menus luxurious sloth,, a stats of bo.

are the results of continliouailabor

ind oi pi-ni-<- have not become cow- anis.

For over ii third of a century after

States had plenty nnd peace. The

warriors of the last great struggle

passed away, or for the moat part were no longer capable_of carrylnga

‘iiie or wcililing n sword. A new gen- -rntii-ii had sprung up, a generation

awhich had plenty and knew not war. Did this condition make them cow- ardsi’ 'rho war \vitli_Hpain proved the

oiltrary. The dash nnd daring of the

vroducing couraizeous men. The last Houtli African war gave another ex- ample of the some thing. Engl¢\nd’s

,colonies played nn`es§entiB'.l D811 in subfiiiiiii: the B0_cl'l;"‘F11I""mlh!l‘ly Ont hundred yours (Yaiiada"had not been disturbed by war. New Zealand and Australia, save for minor conflicts with native tribes, had never assem-

iied their troops in 'battle array. It s now -,:enernlly conceded that tha

sturdy colonists, who were learning the art or war for thsiilrst tfme, played ns courageous a. part and en- d

urrid as ably as did the VMAIBB easoned in Egypt, in India and Al-

ghnnismn. .

An uveii more striking and surpris- ng instance of A peaceful nation bowing extraordinary stamina and oumge, wan that of Japan in her

° r

" ' ling affair with (lhina, since her gates

}_ik°'_ ’3_‘_‘_§-__“- is as _H9 ls- *gif* the Giver of life eternal will be -the “Here is- -

so 0 le wor as 0 give is , ' » .. . . ~ ._ __ .3 :ph | I; I)-_ Q _ I) | » __ son time-the world might ses, not "mt uf “ch day “ °"°“' _ 'I"""‘ "f"“‘“‘l_° M- 1’f_i¥°*'°“'i you, °,, S ” ' °‘fr“f` ,~ff`f',: T," .‘"'°f

TI . _i an b Uthdt, . I _ . . Dfcflc C ll ?4Cr|ll(7n, l'(’Kf\ L( y hfillll.

'"1 absentee G°d' not an avenging . le beauty of the Splumal umveme yc y . man “H0 was “hot in as his inasterlliece. from verse 9. lil d_eBP;>iiI b\l__i;_8._l;llth0l‘ loves and-'becon_ies olirs througli Jesus Christ. N'0_INNY0!`k‘ the other da'Y'?" ' It Im ,,,.,k,,,I_ ,mg ,.,,,,,,,|y g_w,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,l, I, CNW' 99 ‘S l mail C 1 Nil- And in the wonders just becoming - __0-they were all called (or um as the portion of the yoiliigcr son ,ii ' AlN1"ll0t °\!lY 50% f-he ¢0“Wl\'- Of , -I,Ie th, ,, I, ur ,mu of the Im next 1]gy"" ` ‘ ` inheritance, but that lic iniizlit inher-l

ulimbed for *finer view Points. The pass in _those days that Jesus camelthe agfs focus in (:hris__t_ a_n_d make lP‘;i';:_____ ____ _‘_’____1~'__ snow _______ _______ _z_____‘_`:‘ -..Dea,-,___,n»_-_-_ _»‘,.__,__-I_c _,_0e_m.,___ sp___m to actually a doubl:__ciidnII>n_IeiI_;:_____<If

ilfilmintic statelment as to the extent from Nazareth of Galilee, and was elcar tie message o pa riai_c ,pries _ _ _ _I, "IMI, ,Ines 6 em., ,,,5,,,e,. an, ,_,-,wc ,,,, ,,. ,, , ,

apfiml of Join, in the Jordan Ann and prophet, thereby shedding upon that sings with Robert Browning: ‘ l~UI,‘_ yé§_-‘.-.~_,,_m=_- '___--,,,,.h.ie--(,____________.' ,,,,,,,,es,_,,,,I_ _ _ . tmightway coming up out or th°'l'Bdf;ii}lgllitiefml:.llsux3e cer§if:<1 to /it me mmm he in ui- silere f tn Lbm“1“i‘°“’t”i°V-;"““‘l'Wilt Wilihli ii' ‘ °"“""' "”"""‘ "”""‘ t° ‘“`°" "" _‘_"'e‘:_te’__'__g° 58: t__':f___'_‘_?a‘;°:"__r:’_';_';eaB:;';: azcomes BI,wp,_,,e Iam, ,_,,,.,,,,gI, which ______________1_f__ I e_0 *_ m’_:_"§°- "‘_"‘f__'Wh‘.Y' `Hhd'Dilli`i‘t` -llhvnf Whatever ii. was for which \-.`|isli=i ; ' - - _ ' - ' we 100|, ,nw tho I,,I_,,,-e_ I,,g,, the _ _ » _ _ _Th ._)I_i_ll< I ow_hn Loved Her,‘ u_m`i"- risked. tho contention of llr. llouglan

Brest spiritual universe of which the who'-l yn" get your mmm” mm" and," mu or lam-bqmun _ H‘|‘.f"""".' Wwe" “kc” that ""'m"""’ "f A 1"” beat 0, us have "een so IIt¢Ie_ one Will they pass to where-by death, ._,,;'n_` __ _ "_‘Ybilnder insight into it coiiiplctcd re-I real look nt Christ. one stron!! §\`ll'l'il` fools think, imprisoiicd- Hay' ez U" 'T .wok "'V0i`_Y__ I-foul.-~l»‘el1\Uf>l\ Bllil ll lllHU‘l' ¢"llll"fl`lf»i0l\ ffl

of what He is to men, one `genulne I I I- I I ,, _I ' ¥°_i' I"-Y' "QW “MBI ~-the clmrnctcr of God and the ndvan- ,

» - ' - 'uw m mn ww "nm H” 0 c "H" We al? °ll`¢l‘lli»0 new." -- 1 im cs ol’ assilrcd and i-.vi-r_iiirri-rising 1

' tl l H st tement, 'N .. _._ . . K _ _

”'|’l"°°‘“ 0" ° ___ 'BF gh Sava D" whom you. loved so- ’ Why__t1icrc was one Imaw~ndv.er- manifestations of the Spirit, .1 nu- “E

iieaer ,-._ -- _ -

:g_’i.c_;,::,°t_f,_._ t,(,_my\__,,m,e with H,m I: Iqty me-,i . _ othe_r _di_l_y;- Ti1_l:_I\iisti‘csi_i___of -_-pr‘elne coiisecnitlon _und nli_.n_»li|l.e con. l His coming forth from the wa-ters of ` ' ' !H',,“-,,#_.. lr -5 ... . 0 _i'“.0,f. -he ‘iid-0nC0_ und sustained foi_tltud- like the RWM, _.,o__d__m_ _ - Uh, to_lovu so, be so lovud, yet so ,,,,I,,_e________ ,F___m___ __ Q _ _ l_l}l-‘ljahs should priiilui-ii _in dmibli-_ The baptism of spiritual grace that mistaken! I"$_he Mistress or 'i;Jhenlllta¢:»ixi|`e“- [Iva ?:_;“i','_":` _glfihix tli1~_nsriI_I|ilili_n___ll_fn_ :zi- H“'°° "’“f‘°'.“ “““ "°“*¥;_’__ *° __l<IIIl< -whom” semi has 1 to-.im - = In ani n.ey'm been out. rife °'ueo~ i:7i'ain»n<;n'l i..§`y$'.',`.§`m,,.',`§` ,,;f§’,,',,,,‘,‘,',‘, ",_,.i through Lhnst by .Im an ` °` With the slothful, with tho mawkish, -°9f1&l1_ll'-l't0Ll Qliurriesf wi_ilild',.,,,, 'III,_,'i the Past. f I

thatf’ - . _ . _ g. cally .-

the unmanly? - "‘ ’ ' - ‘ ‘ biljidizing rivers and liiilfding rnllwayd. -

» It s awful long isn‘t it 1 I

LUN U10 l1|ml0SB. |\€il’lCHH. i\0D0i°Sfl-whiit somethi ` V f 'l""'t".` ‘T‘ossilil_v, for the purposes of cvnry- I

did I drive! _ that' 1 gnu tak ng wort' -""' k“"“'»‘ day godlincss, it would lie as well I

Beiiig-who?/ minute _ g up 'md mad m “im 'hilt to gaze so much upon tliel-._iri=es

_ ‘ ' _"“" _ _ there 1?.. what B that. ‘“° °"C" mid chariots of fire or speculate upon n

0,". who- ,,,,\.c,\-~¢_,,f,,,,'¢|» mg -back »I,,,¢_ l. ,Th-__» C-orgies ,__a __ N _ ` ` whirlwiiidii mid cycloiies ns to fixcilli' _ New Aeniaml and Canada. 'in their

not what eiifpeoiiie ei clones asye to esessiien here, mst nes. and hare- " e i -i one o . s

own soul. will dclwnd the l90“l\dl\_fi€3 V marclief|"bmsst‘forw'¢rd, ‘ "f (IIE,-y__w,I,; 6_.,__,,° . ", “iii “°“'S mhteinplntc the marked traits in tho _,, and limits of God's spiritual king- -N9,-9,- q9,,I,¢nd c\i¢,m\|,.,‘-wo,||¢|..I,,-,~,.\_ ,.o".,“o_{'__ __ ,_ ,. ... _ ,,, clmracter and conduct of Elijah, his dom for ng_ ' Nev". ,I,-,,,m,,,(I__ tI,,°,,.,,,I,.,_I,Ight,.w,I»¢ ..,_.,t’h,nk ioucgn-_J"'?t :st “'“,"°"' qilenchless- faith. his settlodooiwfe- i

The limits thus placed on the King-_ . _ w_9rS;°d_ wnmg wo,,Id _,_.,.I,,m,,,,_ ,___ ______d_______s_ has p____ s _iI_1_l_3tiiin-_'___eii=o ,t-I°,,_.,_ I,I,_, ,I,,,,,,¢_I¢,,,, ,~.»,,,,-,,g,,_ I,,,, __

dom of God by ourselves in 'tha‘-corr-- Iielrl we- fail to rise, are baffled to. _ed ,_ ,ew Wm,” ». Y ’ ,“ i"fl'j1§h` wliole-licurtcll consecration. . I, clusions wlI_i_ch wIi__driIwGso_l; th_:_-b_Ii_\:_: - fight better, _ ,.N0_ I __m;______,m_ ___ d____________v _-____ . _ ‘lv llfrrlelalfh me-clhrist(-J spi;n`iedieoalie-- 31°” t° w“k°' . H31 Bw that Hill# our-1>h. ‘Glirzies W*‘“f`HP‘fi'I"" "‘°*"Q“’“- "““_"";;~" ,, i--fi” Cllef i | _' TTIIIBWO 12,' ' _ k * v_| ' ~ II_.tI I-_ Christ-like in the battle that <=°mf¢ Greeeeils olnieen'--wieli s"ciioliH` ‘ ll?rail';ltciY:ta'l"IIl ' ' ‘fllfieilfsiillivgimligxhil-l.”-'X: '€i‘;f»'"i.'..'.-Tl .ii wh°n`th° mu blaze or the revelation md him lurwafd' hmsst ‘md lmclxns "NU ` 1" l"\`vlJh't 'thou I1' 'ft' i‘0d livcth before whom l stand." in to our own soul is at its height. - »-,ItI,e,-.,-I,U,|Id. -Im . . -»..~ . ...___ _____I___L___h _________w .W _____g_.________:i_ 1 ~ _ Lives that might be broad are thus --SUI” .BMI ,tI“.,",. cry ..Sp"d__ ____________ H. __ a__ _ _l:____ d_l;_°_’¢; _-~....~..........~..~..e..~...~..........~.~......M~.~

_' , -ven'7o-nyt ig" _"'

"°"°"‘ Lives thin Onan, 12,3; “fm Cm' mn °“°f,,` "Would you like anything 0| mek- tliroiigh such hooks-why, I spent

strong are weak. L vea - a o There as l,¢,¢,_ , ,,,, _ ,

I I I _ ena _ » five-weeks over it, nnd then ldidn 1.

,~¢,,¢\, out and grasp large y o he , _..._-.-_,W-»-1,-,-_ i~N0~ his books. gre .3-gf, 554]' finish it 'I have no patience with

realities of .the unseen. have but ¢ - . _ _ ~ ,

'lil-IE LIDBARIAN. - "H . Q". -.-‘~- h l b k . '

summer of the glory of gm _ -. - - »----' - _- " "Y~§_%.'.'Tf`>° ;g:l‘ 20%.-llkcsnitillleail!l"“ED0o;§u greg for Howcll's '?"

’ ‘ -. - -. Ms' al sk `i if ...B:.i,.i'°i.:e:1..‘.:.a.i‘:..i'i.::=..f:.-. :iii .rm-.:°.:::.:_::.~.-:.:.' _ ....i.._ .i.-he °°

_ » _ . _ ii ~ vi l. . ` ii

will he driven by the spirit into lille ~ ‘0h. I don't_i=ii°w--limit eemethlhz ,_°Pl"P”"$*‘5 __" .. _,W"\'- "“ “M "' “red °' him- , ‘wihiem¢s»;_ths.saul thaemiii nglicls to read. what is .~.¢.\_n;e _ni teeny 'i- __i_;viii ____ _:i_‘_l__l_.____ __ primes; vletor__. H__IIsf»?__C-_nfupg "‘°'"“"“ °' tm “'°“d'°“° v““°“- °' V-'l‘»%‘§,"°{ f'h‘§`°;7°' '[.h9r§;,,,,,,,,,,,I{,,,- ' '-N;?°den'= like her -- !|'iiiln‘l`r` stoélrzrgling ' weirr Mill-fliezllii Him who W” tempted in an p°`ms`- A1 B’ 5,0 egso I pap, 5 ' -'s‘ "Sts'u-neon 1'" I Robert W Chanibers 'l Hard 'Y Mere-

liks as we, yet without sin-that __A_i_ilmas qf _e _iirassc o . _ "___ __ __ _ ________ _____.__ ____ . Y.

soul will be able to recognize that fbfirll !__él`ch t tiilfe any, Qi 0PD¢ii- __ _____S __ 3;; I; :£9 more or men--_ L _________;i_ __.___ _ __

.-_God is a Spirit and they that wor- .he_i._m_a fn _ _ _ __ _<i_x___y_<_> __ 11 ___ _ ___ _ __ __ “___ ___ K “T334 A_________ ____ __ sum mln :mill vlomllm Illlmlii-'lx with -'ugly -F:ii:1s`e(;rit'ask fer' 'Henry *PI ar on r‘°w Dm ‘ U' i<»ve)';al»e;a¢edi°‘l*leai'n ” 'Niomlie Nil

.` W H. . . ` ` - ~ ` ‘ ‘ ‘ `

llfeagfleiin grrixni 8:; unaereisniilingf _e.I_n'e you ,Iles me-out eemetinng v" l "ls i_l_at _,Se of 0.-_ ‘gin gas; ?__H0i>li_in_i:_°nwSn_Iith‘_ Ilghii noel, joy and loving service, auch Hers is _Mrs. ll:»i_t_v., by Snnlth-_n_ie _see _. €v______yo§og__:as_ew _____§_§____i:p___gc __ ang__a__e____ .__ _._____i€c¢;°._i_;___ __ p§“t:;°alI righteongneias $312 2:-_,T\Fa:‘ W?-`:\‘lg-y_:“ll\g,:"e¢ twill); any of his 1 zalft bezrogheort stories." an be anytllxiiilg I want! Iqnsvcr saw any?-

ill"° “"°" °°°‘ 'd_ ,mowIe¢g, OI god |fI&ms;,,e{l;e,,;l I,,,(;,,¢?n|\ly here og -read one, what was .lc egllod? qu. "Here is William De Morgaifs lat- thing like it-the libraries don't tl?¢h°Fa;\ii?ll~ :aan -thro\\gh.Chrlst, iii earth and to so look out into 1'.-be '-bella' or somethinz. It was awful ¢S_¢_-" _ seem to have MW b00\\ M In HOW*

' f th ki dom God wantssilly " Gracious Heaven' I tried one of ldhys- I must M $0iDK- GOOG

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lm* “°°“"““5 t° ”°°“hm°n` It was wondgn 0 B ng r l | Mrs ward' his once-life ls too abort to wade morning."-Boston Transcript. ,_

were opt-nr.l to commerce, nearly hal! n century. lmfiirn, she had not known war. win-n not fighting the English ir the l-'ri»ni-h_or the Turks, Russia ' had it vast army in the field endea- voring to crush out internal strife. And yet it was the Japanese troops nnd nut the lliinsians who imitated

‘thc nrtion of the tiger." These ex-

vords of Imogen nnd Cymbeline to be nine. The rlrnt half ol the proposition in [mln too awecpfn It'is true that

a e K- in l!lgypl._ Greece, (‘-nrthagc and Roms one proves true, but in order to

iiilge of the qlici.-tioii properly the ei-ond half of the proposition must

cm-i-folly considered. Hardness

hrlrilqoii Mer nf bardlllcss (brav-

i -"li ‘. rryl is moth:-r. What was it made the sons of United Htntcs so courageous land iiitolliigriit in time of trial) The

on-.eii of nature had to be cohdllhrvd.

and mind nnd muscle had been ener-

tl ntuorli clearing force”

t rediilrcd colirl\lZi‘>_i"“ thi? PHY- 0| he einfnrants - to sever tlienuwlvel

mm their home nnsocfntions ami face

nknown conditions in Australia.

nw boinrs tlicy had to endure long ears of bnrdnliip nnd privi-\ti0h-

v 'rhere nre nrvbardcr people." iallairfal .

whole, than the Canadians. They

ave coiioiierell rugged nature, thfiy ve iii* their nntllrhl Hilmhn midi'

It .l - ' roof., nnd fbi- hnrdsliip they have ell-

iirni has given them--n bmchnmis

haf. inakr-is for greiitn-ess. `

il'1-_pon from a _sciili-NISVHIZB UIWPTB iw brnoilin onn ri! the iiimet h|lZ\1 .V

l\'iliv.erl mnong the powers. (`.onflitt

in, marie ber 'thin Her island charac-

Tl ter, the oriiiriilxe of hr-r seamen, _thc lr . `.

lll of her meniifai-tiirnm and her ,ilitnry n.-~.._¢-r l-=;w»~. caused her truly o he called the ltnglniul of the East. he hns risen by cuiiragsoualy most-

ng difllcultir-ii nnd vanqufshiugthem.

Harilship is excellant. Bitter far o he horn in a country where life is

only sustained by a battle with nat-

tbau in a land when brwd-knit

ure _ _ , rows ready for the plclihg. In ` Hoiithcrn lands when: food gall ba Ob- tained with n mlnlmum _0f"\l\M‘. what is the character 0| the D80DlS`-' Often slothiul and cowardly(-~'|7o~ svn true courage requires hardship in a best sense of the word."l'/he fmrl

English conquered nature bv laid by sea and became the nest- among nations. The Americans polnssrsvdg lantly endured hardship in eafvidz out homes for thsrhselvss. 'l‘hsii"sona have endured hanllip and coM|at ln

building up s 1§\\a‘B*-.latioa. Cgixct, battle, has given pence tio- ty.

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