Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-08
|RI,0trH HAS HOPE
l. ruF PROSPECTS OF THE VOLUNTEERS.

,,u,rd the Old Army-A Dis ..a.lcan Movcment-The Apos-
 Nov womanIlood-Another aew woman"
 .a;uaton Booth, who, with sa is now in control of the
 the newly formed Saliva ||. If America, said recently to a reply to inquiries:
 z sbort fI.sco of time has elaps- |sa movement was inaugurated ;s,nossible to say much ill de- ] Ihe new organization, except (.pa bright prospects ahead of 4ieoufdent of success. We look upbill work, but there are .as who will help us on the ga have reason, therefore, to bape. The meetings thus far gery successful. We have the Hjtute on Sunday nights and .iy attained encouraging re- Mrs. Ballington Booth have |szn York or points immediate aipg that city since the trouble pd the retirement of the we'll zims from the command of the hmy in this country.
 atb said in this connection: le not yet decided on the de |g new work and my husband will have to be at the office zne formulating plans for the You wish to know the I|iar new army? It is called aaqrs. Everybody knows that erican and everybody knows se are for God, so there was 
 designating these features xx pided on our name. So we Simply the Volunteers.
 name peculiarly suitable for Ihis is the one country in the has depended on it's yolun- zeof need. The European na- their standing armies, and he'd into service when need 2'5ast America has always had te response from volunteers, i've left the blow and the up arms against the enemy. n work is to be of the same to be extended to all kinds as of men. My husband and country, it's conditions and. .-etter than when we took years ago, and are therefore Bred for the work.
 <. not making any efforts to ats from the old Army, ex- sbo come to us of their own Ne have held no meetings ld comrades, although tho has gone from city to city sp tho old people from join do not want to force our old \ come 10 us. for WIG feel that Iae freely instead of under y will never regret their 2 feel that they wore com Nement is distinctly an inc, and will not be gov way from London. In this
 said Mrs. Booth, it is D say something abont the the Salvation Army and to 6efore the public. The Sal y moneys and properties
 been deeded over, and the E used this fact to attempt ! We feel reluctant about
 np. This is not so, how hitter is i'll the hands of Mir. llnle, our attorney, and he
 the business through as Esihle. A bond of indemnity demanded, and the arrang ledule of leases has retard T somewhat. ''
 T was asked to say some Rd to the true nature of the n accustomed the recall of
 from her husband and her lals subject she preferred to
 You know this is not an fIly matter, she said. 1t leh the spirit of Christ is nd we do not wish to talk. Will say, however, that the
 q matter of disobedience have disobeyed no orders. y
 claims the Salvation Army
 of new womanhood that the first to allow them to lne same footing with men. mother kind of new wom- she says:
 woman of the times is q
 hates men, who sneers at
 motherhood, who dislikes
 who lavishes the affection s to them on q pug nosed
 e carries ill the great man her mannish attire. She aancipate us. but the new aslng higher must rise to
 and then raise him and
 10 the same higher plane.
 llke to take the new wom- { change it. l would have
 for the children i'll the @ Dig sleeves would clethe a =.- l.NH HreE