The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-03
Rev. Mr.. StreatOr Takes Up a Num-
Der Of Timely Topics.
HE'S FOR HIS COUNTRY
And He Is of the Opinion That
When Prophecy Is Perfected
Uncle Sam Will Come Out
On Top of the Heap.

DItdNDtl lOT IL anu dildlEAg
had birth and development in spite of
IL. The remedy is one of the very i'm
stitutions against which anarchy is
battling and in which 1t is to meet de-
feat in the final war on the field Of
Armageddon. according 10 Mr.. Strea-
tors own Interpretation of the revela-
tions. However. in presenting the great
remedy tonight MIR. Streator gave an
interesting lecture on the present con-
ditions, during which he touched upon
the emigration question, the silver
question and other timely subjects and
prefaced IL with an explanation to
avoid a Misrepresentation as to his po-
sition in regard to the coming crisis in
the worlds history. He had with him
this mornings Standard and read TO
the congregation a portion Of an edi-
torlal entitled Behold. IL Is at Hand"
II have always admired the Anacon-
da Standard" said the reverend gem
tleman. for it's enterprise and for the
evidence Of culture and literary abil-
ity displayed on its editorial page. l
am proud of such secular Journalism.
The particular portion of the editor
ial which met Mr.. Streator's approval
was this:
'The millennium. II the words of
Revelations are to be literally applied.
is the period Of a thousand years, dur
ing which Satan shall be bound and
righteousness reign triumphant in the
world. Not many among mankind are
calculating on its early coming. They
are wiser who serve faithfully in the
sphere to which 1t has pleased God to
call them; they are most blessed. as IL
seems to us. VINO reverently recognize
the loving fatherhood of the Almighty;
they are the most useful men and
women who so regulate their conduct
that they have faith to look forward
with a feeling OF awe that is not dread
toward higher life for those who hon
or the opportunities which this life af-
fords them"
ITO which | say a hearty amen
continued MIR. Streator after he had
finished reading. Il am proud of Mon
tana To find such sentiment expressed
in a secular Journal. 1t speaks well
for America when its newspapers avow
such a sentiment as that and shows
that the country is not yet going to
the dogs. Honor to whom honor lis
due"
In commenting further on the edi-
torial. Mr. Streator said there seemed
to be a misapprehension as to his posi-
tion by the fact that there was made
no distinction between the Israelites
and the Jews. He said not the Jews.
but the people of Israel. were going TO
grab the earth. The Jews. he said. were
hut one Of the tribes, and that there
were ~ tribes who were not Jews.
While the Jews are Israelites. all
Iaraelites are not Jews. In the great
whirlwind Of nations the Jews got
mixed up with the Israelites and the
latter. represented by the Anglo-SaN-
ons. are going To assimilate the whole
earth. the Jews with the rest Of them.
History shows that we are Gods cho-
sen people. They that war with you
shall perish" said the Lord. and this
has been proved by the decline OF the
Indians and the Aborigines of Austria
liza, the Sandwich islands and other
countries where the Anglo-Saxon race
is pushing civilization.
Mr. streator said he had no sympa-
thy with the Millerites. but he believed
that the personal coming OF Christ
would be "A way beyond the millennium
and that the millennium would simply
be free Anglo-Saxon republican form
of government all over the world.
in getting to his subject Of anarchy.
the lecturer said the gates Of America
had so long been open to the Euro
pean hordes that Castle Garden should
be closed as tight against European
immigration as the Golden Gate was
closed against the Chinese. He attrib-
uted great deal OF the present social
unrest to the foreign element in this
country. He said the worlds destiny
was involved I'm the destiny OF Amer
lea. and as America goes. 50 will the
world go. Foreigners already have the
balance Of power in the United States.
and enforce II. without the least
knowledge Of or sympathy with our
form Of government or its institutions.
Among this unassimilated foreign ele-
ment are two dangerous classes. said
Mr. Streator. The one il the Roman
lists. who have no will or conscience
but that OF the priests and the mother
church. The other class is the ire
ligionists. the socialists. communists
and anarchists. who come believing
that here they will have a better op-
portunity Of putting their destructive
theories into practice. and the time is
coming that will try the souls OF men.
We are glad this is a land OF the
free. but that freedom is working both
ways. IL makes possible the soul
less and constituencies millionaire as
well as the anarchist and communist
The anarchists remedy for the uu-
equal conditions that exist Is TO de-
stroy They are against God. the
church. religion. government. society.
property rights. and they are against
the home and the family. for the fam
lis - the basis Of personal rights 10
property. But they will not prosper.
not even with their dynamite bombs.
for IL was told 10 the children of Is
rael that mo weapon that is formed
against you shall prosper. The REM
edy Of communism is 10 divide up
all the property so that all shall share
alike; but that is impracticable be-