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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19
rHE DIG RAFr AGRRouNp.

Marshfield, Or. Nov 1S.-The big ci-
gar-shaped raft containing S515 piles OF
an average length of 10 feet is now
aground on the the south spit inside
the bar, near where the Willy went
ashore. The condition Of the raft IS
critical, and IL is expected II will be a
total loss. The stern end Is breaking
up. The raft was being towed out
this morning by the tugs Liberty and
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19
QUEEN OF THE OCEAN.

Boston, Nov. 1S.-The Columbia today
fairly won the title OF Queen of the
Ocean. She steamed from Cape Ann
to Cage Porpoise on her trial trip with
the United States board Of inspection
on board. Her average speed for the
SS knots was 22.S1 knots an hour. But
she steamed Z 3-4 knots of the run at
rate of speed that averaged 2b.0s
knots an hour She won for the build
ers, Cramp & Sons, the neat bonus OF
$3.50, 900.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19
NORTHERN SALMON sHIpMENTs.

Victoria, Nov 1s.-The barks City Of
Carlisle, and Formosa were towed out
to sea today, making seven salmon yes
sells already en- route to the old coun-
try. There are three more yet to sail,
making the largest salmon fleet that
has left here. The City of Carlisle
had 1881 cases, and the Formosa 3S,-
1876 cases.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19

Ranger when 1t took a sheer, and be-
fore, the tugs could bet strain on the
lines she was fast on the sands. Cap
tain Roberts, of the tug Ranger, is
still holding on to the raft, and his
condition tonight is considered perilops.
His efforts to save the raft may result
unfortunately for himself and his crew.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19
WHIP AND SPUR.

San Francisco, Nov. 1S.-Flve fur
lcngs-Jim r., Ida Glenn, Sir Reginald.
Time, 1:02
Six furlongs-santa Anita, Articus,
Tillie $. Time, 113.
Mile and furlong-Dun Fulano, Sher-
ldan, Wild Oats. Time, 1:55 S-4
Steeple chase--San Jose, Return, An
ME Race Time, 3:22 3-4.
Seven Furlongs-Quarterstaff, Revolv-
er, Romair. Time, 1:2S.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19
HOLDING A CONSTELLATION.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-The president,
Secretary Gresham, and Postmaster
General Bissell were in consultation at
the White House until 1870 o'clock this
Sunday morning, but 1t is not known
that the Hawaiian situation was the
theme OF discussion.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19
CORNELL NOT IN 1T.

Germantown. Pa. Nov. 1s.-lThe foot
ball teams Of the University Of Penn
sylvania and Cornell appeared today
Tor a decisive struggle. Pennsylvania
won easily. BY score Of 50 to 0.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19
THB TARIFF BILL READY.

washington, Nov. 1s.-The democrat
ic members Of the ways and means
committee were In conference six hours
today over the new tariff bill, and as a
result II Is now practically completed,
and only awaits the approval Of the
full democratic membership.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19
BOUND TO PLEASE!

Bound to please, and the
determination to sell goods
at the very lowest prices is
what wins the confidence OF
the people, which is nine
points in business, while sup
plying the trade with MEMS
and Boys CLOTHING, HATS,
Gaps, Doors, SHOES, FURNISH
ING GOODS, TRUNKS, VALIsEs,
UMBRELLAS, RAIN CLOTHING,
Ere, at prices from 16S to
333 per cent. less than else
where.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-19
PEFTER sTANpINa ALONE.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 1S.--With the ex-
ceptlons of Secretary of State Osborne,
will be merged into a new organization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
rHE aAzslrE: HE wORlA TEXAS SUNDAY Way y, lgga.

day that would champion the damn,
allie stnf1. and a man Is depriyTt nnd
dchauchej that viii do It, ! would nn,
trust him any where, ns lar a. : '"viv
throw cow-pcn by .he gate, nr' 'i'"'
right brothers. Amen, AW'h'
Noce-t;iye Il 70 thenl
.Iohcs-I nn giving it to ihcn and yon
ought to have been at IT, too buh, 'Ap'
pln,iso n,pen). I say. when your pot
politicians RIDE around over this country
cllampioning whisky in this stare tl,y
were sowing seed gu over nus stulr
that has rventuated into dchauchery
enough "a traLr the devil hide his face
as lie SEQ your children floating on TO
bpll-uryar mind, won't touch thai
subject any NOR, tonight; you come here
sunday night and ! viii sit up with You
on that. aui Just touching the hlsh
places until them
Its disease. NOu have hnd yonr
say: for six wears you have reaped your
harvest. and " you are not ashamed OF
your harvest, then you are worse IMAM
the devil who hossed and bolstered ygu
nll through the campaign. You old
politicians trOtting around saying
Hell ~ full OF preachers. l am down
on the whole thing. and down on II ~
the interest Of every sweet woman ana
every Innocent child in America; mmen,l
aud n avn blnckguard, aud monte
bank, as stnud in the door VI every
home Ia America and fight for it, aud
It's peace aud honor, then put me- down
rs montebauk. That's my doctrine.
tAmenD You have your harvest here
IN Texns, sure. tfhis was sung in
ratirical voice.
You were bOastng 81 and perpetuot.
INK the grand Old Democratic party, and
amt you unt Democratic pnriy here
ia Texas now You pot-hcaded, wooden
hradrd thing. you: the whole thing is To
pieces. II would rather see whisky How
irg ankle deep than 10 see tue grand Oh
Democratic party die q, yes, int The
grand old buzzarls of the Demo ratio
party on the dome OF the state capitol
and let the grand old party liyr: lint
what Of your whisky: You have no
sense. yon Old fool, yOu; Won need killing,
! wish you would get up that issue again
In Texas. ! would love To be- tromd
with some OF You old pot-rOliticidns on
ne ground and divide time with YOU.
would. and there's not Il huff of them
but what would be- sick that day; would
not speak.
Sell out, My manhood is not for sac.
My principle is not for sale. Hawk
around these streets and curse me and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

NOT rettipy If op;,.k o,,n,.h Il, con.
linund1 Wv
Brethren. If n man came In my town
and hplnrI la rInnn nm IN, s,,,,.ru ,,,,i
/ did NOT shovel the tIirt nnt f,r him
1 would nj Irnst heller Cor lin
U,augbter nnrn and n,,nI,,,yn, XII
Won bruthars thnt sry ,r,.,,, "a ali /
Lnte unij ,,r ~ ogia{ 70 uI 4
saw amen '''' VI '"'' ''"H'
gr,at r,o,,v ,oio,,. ",,,,, r.,
T'l.y ,,,s, ain'u' 'oh9s'
yrnyavnrl iii ,,,iu uu. lu'
I'M he viii MAJ L.. i,,,., '"I N ,nelr'
,Snninrs "o' o' ions "eIOTc theE come
IL, ~ Nm, te! uail, woman ana enid
in 'nl9 uu,llenGr lhat say, Jones, you
nur saving iight ohlght ! want you
ui =" NI"Uu up TINE whole house stands
w
T., 'Uu rvburtStN put thnt down 1000.
,,',,, '"m "',lrt'!lS 40 NOT IKE what ! said
w Gun Nhip my crowd.
- We are going to have better times in
DALLAS or worse times. We are tired
OF the way things are going on. The best
men IN inns town have been to my room
ana tulkd to me about IT, They have
salu we must have reformation or reyO-
luton. You outrageous devils Won.
you may as well get in shape at first.
You can ~ around town and blncE.
guard sam Jones, but when You get TO
Safeguarding 1000 folks Won hnya a
government Job ON hand
Take an old bul,-necked snloon.Eeoncr
with white apron around his nrck Ind
elect him one of your officials to make
your laws and lceislnte fur tbn u,nr,is
and purify Of y0ur homes In D,li"s
wonl1 rs soon expect an old billy-rnnt TO
pour me ont n cup Of roTToa mi tban
Swcptcn it for me. (Applnnse Whcn
OhlcinlS or individuals stab their rnn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
FRIDAY NIGHTS SERMON.

Friday night the tabernacle was crowd.
ed. Seven thousand people were pres
cnt.
Rcy Sam Jones took the following
as his text
Proverbs, N la-As righteousness
tcndoth TO life; so he that pursueth evil
pursueih Il to his own death
beginning, the speaker used as an II.
nstraiion Of his subject that when
good man dies he COOS to heaven, drawn
hy the forces OF spiritual gravity, and
In like manner u hud man goes Ia hell
lie used an Illustration Of lrprosy Of
parents transmitted TO children and ap-
piled Il 10 sin
81 sec little boy led by Il drunken
father. | ask, Whose child il thatT
that X his father win the child grow
up aud become dcbnuchcd hrutey
Yes, for already the father gives him
the sugar In the bottom of the glass.
Al II the boy will love II, and by the
lime he Is n he will be n dchauched
brute that will break his mothers heart.
"Sin, Sin Is getting In its work In
every home Ia Dallas. Every saloon is
playing is influence on the passion,
and appetite OF every boy In Dallas.
You don't need any bible and preachers
to tell you that sin is doing its work.
Look a your daily papers aud Won will
see that SIN aud dehluchery are get.
ing IN their work, You ought to see
some VI the letters get from women
telling of It's frightful work among
boys"
You can stand up and vote for saloons
aud argue for them II you want To. bnt
God being MY helper, | will dcnounrr
them irou here 10 California. as the
worst dchauchers Of men and women
this side OF holl. lAmcn,l
fG@l has u quarrel with many Of YOU
men here, you hounds Of he'll Won. YOU
lawyers TINT took the stump and talEcd-
against whisky, you great big old In.
formal pot politicians all over this state
woke for whisky, | would like 10 have
heen around while You were at Il.
would Ike TO have doctored Won a little.
You drfeud whisky. Won old houpdSl Nev.
or IN forty states In this Union, with a
irec hght-neYer has any mortal man
had the temcrity TO get up on the stnnin
wherc ! could hear him, aud advocate
,he damnable stint you call whisky. Lat
him DO Il, and when l ge, through with
him | will have him plaeariel SO that
There Will be no negru in town that
VIII Know what to call hun. There i
moi q man in Texas that stands. and
stood up for whisky that ought not 10
ne drunk, and every hoy yon have got.
eie drunk, Won old hound Of hell Won. II
{eu don't like this Bud get Up and shoot
back. that's the way TO do Il
have seen the time was fool enough
70 dfiak II, but never did ever see The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

mighty wind. and Peter ran down 10
the street and preached a very ordinary
Sermon measured fom the human stand
point, and converted three thousand
people, Aud II some OF the ID. D.'S had
heen there they would have said II wns
u le and that Peter was an hnpustcr.
aud that he did not convert three thous.
aud, but only two hundred and ninety.
nine. II Peter could do that, why cant
we with i've thousand Christian people
and three Thousand hungry sim ers have
three Thousand conversions IN one huury
Of course we can have H. Some pco.
pie say they don't believe In these ~.
yivals. Well, you don't believe IN the
Rlblc You don't believe IN pcntie1st.
Three ihousand In an hour; that il
the biggest one We ever had. / utn
ashamed to say Il, hut Il Is so. A young
l"dy, whose father was preacher. said
To me that her father did not believe In
REVEALS. | said TO her: "Mcll. vour
rather aud the devil are together on
that. ! don't know how they stand on
other things Show me little bipad
that don't believe In REVEALS and M
deHil Is with him. l have never known
one OF those preachers TO refuse one OF
Nose converts. although they do say
usy are not rial converts, Soc the
nM Methodist come with his long mar.
hel mskei Tor the apples. aud the Prcs-
pNterinu With lis little willow baakot
Ahu NE baptiSis aud the Christians
A''9oI tuelr uanvcS right up
wone rot Join any church on earth
hrNsc pastor ignored the work OF Christ.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

c,uld be al good Christian AS you want
without hii Of religina. / could 20
to church every Sunday. and prayer
meeting once In o while. thar would De
fair, miidling ~ the cpflon buyers say.
But when yoii begin to live M TO The stand
ard that God has given for Christians,
you will say Lord, Col, ] cannot do
Tint until Sou do something for me- that
| cannot do.
There v nothing supernatural about
your life. brother. you are Just plain
old rnsr: make u good hentheu. right
respectable lloiteniot. but when IL comes
down TO thc supernatural. you are not
there.
will tell you n supernatural phcnpint-
ma. Take the Salvation Army Take that
man Booth, that organized the Saliva
tiuu Army Did you ever read his
Darkest Englandf" He said In an
hours time he could call half million
soldiers to the battlefield, You must
Increase the police force 1000 men before
you move out the Salvation Army
There is something supernatural about
that.
Take John Wesley with his little group
Of cOnsecraicd Christians. see him as he
begins To sing and pray Of this divine
power aud now there IL no less than
i.OOO.OOO ~ men who say we will fol
low Christ rs John Wesley did. There
Take the twelve apostles ~ Christ.
There was something supernatural
about them. Take Sturgeon OF
London. Look at that grand life Of his,
There Is something supernatural about
that. Take Abe Mulky. your own little
Texas evangelist. with very little educa-
tion. aud not much sense to say the least
of II. yet. perhaps. he wins more souls In
Christ than any 200 preachers In the
state There is something phenomenal
about that
Eliminate the divine power from my own
life aud ministry. aud | am wcnblng
standing In the presence NJ the divinn
multitude. Touch me with that divine
shock and ! ran move thousands with
the power that moves my own soul. lon
will not be- much until you not only be
leye IN the supernatural. but until you
get the supernatural touching YOU and
moving you little infde will
strut around and say hc don't believe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28


There ia many a mother who feels dis
turbed and anxious because her child either
exhibits small interest in school. or else is
unable to shine among the other children
there, or perhaps even to keep pace with
them She is haunted by a horrld spectcr
OF dunceship and bachwardness and OF her
darling outstripped and left behind In all
inc other struggles of life as we'll.
but do not let her be too soon discour~
aged. II her child has no aptitude for
learning exactly what the others are learn
ing, perhaps here is an aptitude for some
thing else quite different and apart and OF
lust us much value. Let her scrutinize and
discover and help tho child along accord
lhgly In the ways whore nature directs.
Our system Of graded schools Is indeed
hfting all children TO broad table land Of
general Information, but however excellent
us mental discipline It allows no space for
Individual growth In individual ways
lhFery child is being run in the same mold
lheFe is no place for idiosyncrasy or for de
Veio2ment upon original lines, and there Is
IN ever present danger OF capitalization or
becoming fixed ct given point or ceasing
all development.
~ her child has rooted dislike for IA GER
INn thing or positive inability in the d.
reetion OF another, the mother would be
wiser to make an effort to have those
studies set aside and to let him give him
sell to those which he does like, and where,
u he cannot possibly distinguish himse'f,
nc can at any rate expand what power 'e
eaA Surely II his strength and time are
aissipated On those studies coacerni {
which he is hopeless there is no strength
Time LEFT for those whore he might 10
mueh.-Harriet Prescott spofford in Chi
eago News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28

there Is any God He has not been
twenty miles from town. and has found
out that Jesus Christ was IN impostrr,
Poor little thing lie is boarding with
his wife brcausc he could not make
living. and has found that ont.
do you know, ! think thai Christ rs TO
4 man largely what the man Is himself
The moral vision through which You look
~ Christ determines what Christ U.s.
Christ looked ut the hyp0criirs and asked
them whom they thought hr was, and
they said he was the sou Of an harlnt
aud an mp,strr. Then be asked Peter
whom he was, aud Peter threw up his
hauds and said, with glow ON his face,
'1rh0n art the Christ The son ni the
living God" Jesus Christ il to the man
lust what the man Is In his moral char.
ncter II YOU are n whsky-sOukcd old
sot Jesus Christ ain't much to YOU.
What do you think the locomotive is
To d little antf The ant looks up AT II
aud thinks he is rs big ns IL, and when
they are both running along he thinks
he l. beating H. oh these little folks.
There Is only one consolation about them.
II the devil gets them he won't get much,
just q little bit.
/ am Obliged 10 believe IN the super
natural Great is divine power. Met
with one accord, In one place. You
organize the Christian elements In one
place, gathering, concentrating their ci-
forts ard power, aud I win show you
the conditions On which God will bring
moral cyclone on this town. 1Nnt
IN right Won get hyo hundred good
women ON their knees tomorrow night
from $ to 10 o'clock aud win show you
cyclone In this house, such ~ you
never put your eyes on In your life,
There Is no question about II, They
were all Ut one accord In one place,
One mind, one heart one prayer. one
congregation. There ~ the conditions
met. When the electric power shook
that chamber 1t come like rushing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28
HOLD tbs Nm;
CLOSED BY pRolsu.-s
TROOPS.


Boston, Mass, sIsy IN.
telegram was today Il, !. /
Cleveland by Res. wps.. I"
Rev. A. II. plulrb a, y
Cox, representing Il. NJ. e.
organization: ",IayAs, ,'.''''.
lay and excuses ior ''I Is,.,,' ~ 7,
days after the ofiirI,I ' ,i,,,.l.
Gay opening Il nol o n s,,i''
DO dishonor to tlr nsii0s
mlnistIaii0n. When , N h:.
wanted against railn's1i , ".
was obtained by ieIc w y
train. If a tclnporarrs ' I9l..,
possible today 1t
troops hold the gaie, ils..l .
tanned. Sunday ciesir, vi, ,,' h
land, until the federal ,es' u II
erwise. Shall a nation,I H. \
meanwhile:" '7'''' y y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28


iNik about me as much aS you p.ense'
hut you have struck a fellow umt +
absolutely unpurchasable ana uubull'
give another fellow a chance, YOU hlah-
mouther fool, you. That's the rca,son
they don't think I'm decent, Bud. We
got to can you by your name or number
you "ld bolpohucian' you fellow
TON me To-Day 10 qnlt calling You udmes'
!uSt 10 say EoH amy got senSr hnnlsh
10 20 10 Tue legislature; and that every
body Would know what meant;
inaI VA your news tsrorisr hrfci ne
- I'ppruhg ~ me anu VIII rcporl on
nm; we WI see IL ne mas thhl down
IT, the f, inornlns' Gllhinate slh anu wlNt
~ WI w III man unu N0l nave cum
hu nr,,, Gn''! ming ,hI. VII huri NM
narIh NM or make ms VIE unhappy
AipeH do,,, .o ,,.. ..,i., H.,
r., , ualG WIN WHISKY uo'H W
b,s o,a ~ ,I'iSilv s EpiS "Ua LeiluW ihai
and ,harn n n,t VI XII w.; Mnuir lIi''E'
Americn ,h,t nvS, SS s'c o,,s VI p rnun ~
NuctINn III wen mas s'hSr ehouGh 10
low 20 San, rn' I less"s sIGS oII Gat nGows
no" Sanl y ZONES sluhvs on Tue whisky
3nS ruha WY Ky sG'y juSi l3Ee ny pho,
~ ,.,ii,i anr ny "u 'Hvl'on nUl anu
yai,, IL "oi,,, ynt. nv " ,h,, u"m Wy
ht S Isl ,, 'ut lnvtr Rrr s2!ur OF YOU
v,'"n m',, ,l'i' S9ur VIZ uoh hnow Erl
Nj, 'JJu ,. '1o,Titu. II,,, 'L0uIhHr,
ia NJ a. i,n foii,s N aW mow stunt
vM, n,nscb",s st,nI hro, HinM mere no"
Rr,itar 'sr., n,as,,,' JIM
n'9'"er Hpruse'nS- h"y Know now
''g''u yoioo 11,ov a, ,,hor, r.,. ...
,yySv fro,, I'm, w Mm"it J. i'N'' am
~ '''i'i I'LL "i,i'' ti,'ausIIt'erl e., to
my princ,Icg anj tEo n,,,ih J1'l, a., MIN
winr,, stnoJ ,b,m w Il. To',' , Sn,W, ,G
no ono knowing where / stool d INV Iis Ii
'sn,T'' H. ,,,, ,,,r.,,.,. III. ...,
70 ue9th' ldStell now; he that pur-
c corn avn purSHe'n " TO ime death OF MS
lif" l.. lorr stnt, ~, IL, ~; ", iluu ;
ma il, ant s,ohy @ ",n euu ,i,,
",i' Nv ,nl, s''ns TunSVltheH ultl con,
Il dooI " f,rn, 10 ''S' """ expires ana
vhn,,s ,,.,. ,..i, m
nvo. a"v III, WIN 'hllnS' u
,islntoI,N Wy "h,Sc snhSclrneH Is
t.. ,', ,IS "sH'i - NV cl'R OF l'allNS
liz nn35 rlEnt nru,nelS; iAmenL
nny conscirncey '"''''p'' po"''' Eo'
Groii,,r S,,.',.,,i,,. >,.,..,..
4, or v'''' 'p'"ss"'s Nopouy ever found
IN
,, ,,',,,, NV''lu " soon 20 10 the aver
~ w ''yoIE'" ~ uuu y conscience
i 10 'u' "'tIuse puoile "lhrlal IN this
Sn,ocyirs ANON
Ns 'hr alutns We're rather weak Mr.
" vu's makes another eall;,, Speak ont
, r,U,.e .,s you pte'eher. Hnw many of
''H' ulilc'air hhNe ,phsclehcef
.,.ao ,iIlve- Two no ABOUT three are cons
''TuuuUs;
,b Idt'e - o. the preachers believe
,W,t s3lne % the Guy officials IN this
n Sr.ah.,Uou' l,rewhnNc conscience
itnughter anu hpplanse'l All You that
uVi,oNe llNt none bui three have con-
solcnc' sly amen IA great many voices
'''SponGed amehl
ha a. '9lee from preachers locality-T They
DANA Nv 'ohse'e"'' WIN -oo saloons in
J,us. IT,, ,.,,.
lhat prother' IS speaking right.
s,',,,i nle, ! hm not taxing up these
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-28


Dallas Tex" May II 'Speeia"'
Rev, Sam Jones preached 10 d 'ohgreEa'
ton Of 1000 people ut the tabernacle
this morning. His text was
SATURDAY MORNINGS SERMON.
AV,s IL ,"' N"''' w" w u
Fenuc"'' WIS .unF '""',' '"''
Win one necordsih one pace Nhu Suu-
denly there came 4 sound from heaven,
AZ ~ , rn.lire tpi,btv wind and II filed
~. .t.,t...
all tir u"uN" Mhrf' th'E were H''lhs'
Aud there appeared unto thcm rloycn
tnuRues a. Of FRA. and II sat upon zach Of
H., an ,l,,, ,,,r,, ali Ni.j ,,i,b Ala.
'''
hoy "h'-'' nhu "eR"N !" 'p'n" WIN
other tongues as the spirit gave them ut
t.,-,,c.
,.i. ... A.. .,
anu ~ was "N 'NiN "'''''pH 'h"' 81
Peter. bapii-rl with this power, ran ont
into the streets Of .lvrnsalrm and breach
,I tbnt mr,u,ri,t ..rninp th,t won noon
-,
sous 10 hrl4l' lhl0 WAS me great re-
yiyal w the Christian administration
uhera V,ts n. .r,tf ,tnai nf ,,rlt,n,ent ,
60, J.., .n.,.i,.,,.. a.. ,,I.ota
e'"' "' ""o''
thihF was "iiru lu criticism nu the part
of ihr h,pocritr. and .,,oller. and scotin-
dr,l. and ,,,, A., do,b,t b,, ,.,,,,.I,,
uV'is' anu ! hAN' u" huuht lucy 'auEhl
100 some nl ilrh shld' hrs" Ih'h
arr full Of new wine Why was there
-, n,p,i, .,,,,,,,,,tt,, a., I...,,.,i,,,, M,
~ aS'" v''','lo'''" w 'o'"-S'' t in'Y
N''usu' u was Hl"'''N W inha'''l'W
mat would soon III" OUT hnd yet 100
years since that day. In tho civ Of Dial.
las. Thousands arr, Gathered In t,. .sns
way. and fccllng tl,ht n,,ypr md II IL
,,bont this i,ov,,, tbnt yy, iorut. ,ht.
mnrnlngs service. In.tiny nln', XXI.
Power. how IA obtnin il unJ wbnt ~
DO with II.
Now. ! believe in the divine uownr ,s
much ~ / believe IA me bower mani
Tested by u locomotive engine ne
lievr In the dh me power iust AS much
as | believe Ia the sweeping povrr Of a
cyclone, WIRING Hud tWirllng rreat
masses IN the air | believe In tho Al
vine power ~ much as hrliryc ia mu..
cular power, a. much us Ia the divine
eiiftehcr, aud ! holieve there IL a point
az which he divine power touches the
human. and ihr human hecomcs omnro.
trht W Tue sense that tiud want, him
60 be omnipoteuL ! ana one who he.
hrNes deNoui'y aud unhcsitatiugly la the
superhelurnl IN Christianity You rlm-
lnase me supernatural from Christianity
And You 'l,iulnhtr everything that gives
mnnr,loh 9ni success 10 he Christian re-
ns,oh, %n"vr honestly " the super
h.yi.a' r'tgl.s ol lrsns Christ, aud
800, y 50 Suu,vnalural thai no hu'
NV r"sr IAN 'Nplllh W. working.
A " nS'i, nuWj tue lhyslrM world = but
",,r,J ivhl,., ~ lnr,Iln OF the moral
nbvsIc,l v.nrin ,I,. C"nn'llnns meet IN the
M thero M ,",ar vvIiAh ph"nome-
ia nlnstr,,o ''i'n r'Nullsi
thr railroni tra,l on M"' MnIhlnE Nlehg
- t'".h "u,' WIN my pastor,
going to have cTrlon.. ,l,is We are