Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-16
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hudson. az. Tie Roanoke. and ia
haz<;o' and Il" Alabama, vi;1,5v;heod
ana c1nhanage "a e...:!dlcss-l~ some
e1Rh:*1'secd i. grief -: ct!:;~" TX and
MT ard sid: 'I-2<:v-cii, C1,.s:-,, have
l seen Into the past frn1n the tcp Ct
Lookout mountain. 0 God, show re
the future!'''
Great nature has uever f.2,,,fI a, antcr
pupil than DR.. Tsln.age. Her handi-
work Is plain to him, her h:craelzDhs
ana monuments Gil rocky wall c. noun
tam top are to him filed with deep sig
nlflcance. Thus when a grand landmark
u western state met his cyc it was
nailed as but another special revelation
OF Olnnipotence.
DO you know" says he, "wbat in
scme respects is the most remarkable
talns between the Atlantic and Pacifcs
IL IS the figure CT a cross On a mountain
III Colorado. 1t is called the sS{ount If
the Holy Cross A horizontal creyice
u1ed With perpetual snow and 4 nar-
pend1cular crevice filed with SLOW. but
both tie horizontal line and the perpen-
dlcuiar line so marked, 80 bold. 50 sig
nincant, SO unmistakable that Ill who
pass III the daytime within many miles
are compelled to see it. There arc some
ngures, some contours, some mountain
appearances, that you gradually make
OUT after your attention is called tn
them So mans face On the rocks in
me white mountains. So q maiden s
form cut ID the granite of the Adiron-
tacAs. SO city il the morning clouds.
Yet you have to look under the no;11tine,
ct your friend or guide for som, tine
before You can see the similarity. But
the first instant you glance at this side
OF tie mountain i'll Colorado yea cr7 ont,
a cross! y cross Do you say that
this geological inscription just happens
SO? No! Nothing III this world lust ham
pens SO. That Cross Oh the Colorado
mountain IS not 4 human device. CT an
accident CT nature, CT the freak I f an
earthquake The hand e tyl c.t it
there and SGT it up for the n:;.;,:,lt look
at. "iI"tEer set up there i'll 1ecc,z IF, 70
thc cross Ct wood wl' SCI up cn the blufF
back Ct Jerusalem CT set ut se,,;,e time
since that assassination, / believe. the
Greater meant it to suggest the most
notable event i'll all the history of this
planet, and he hung it there .,vcr the
heart Of this continent to indicate that
the OIL? hope for this nation j. /, the
cross O., which our Emmanuel died. The
clcat,S were vocal at our Saviour : l.:rri1.
the rocEs rent at his vrs}Crl-vI,v
not tie walls CT Colorado bear tin, r. cord
Of the czuc;ix;cn:'
Down in the southwestern Sc. DR..
! TalmaSe found Havaii-foun,l !: il, g
sense that perhaps no ether has t md ii
lis The: very heaven Of flowers. How
| his whole sontient soul revels IL The
buuHtetjus richness and variety {: f. "a
exob~raucc Ct this SUI kissed isle, Hes1
him:
Banks # flowers white as SHOW, ol
blue as skies, or yellow as sunsc,S, O.
starry Is Nr:ember nights, cr red Il:
battlefelt]s. 4 heaven Of flowers. Flow
er5 entwined in ma;daAs' ha:-. art
twisted round hats, ard hung On rc ks
and embroidered Gu cape:s and S;:czs
IDbfE1SeS, grlTdeEias, nagnCIi1> ! (. -;
torAS, trumpet creepers, olt,l:.,!, -
/ geranlUnSr fuchsit.s, ccnvolvuli and l.:
discus red as fire. Jasmine, VIII, Il ".
in America carefully coax to climb t.,
wall just orce, here running Up cre
down and jnnping over to the other 81: