The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-06
rs TRIBUTE 70 THE DEAD.
..s. SERMON DELIVERED To
.ur GRAND AMY posts
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sr<sssisn of Thrice" '"""'e"
Ne s,~sI. of the H'"en"d Gray
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certain p''eil""s "s'" 'Ht AHiit'.te ans. ana
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sFsEs aeSiFp '9'1iles 'itheS siirae
fsiaa@e D ei4@f ~ - ti3iH sworn &c
srlts asd destroy 90''l"t'nIf7 they were
sssd IS hftsisias 'iis' oi''ei.1s 20 hFulse
EAs biss sof "3hi'o"if'S- sometimes a.
fafTae' y "hieh ttir e&pJn~3ih 81
ehsFsasf mrais we're Sia"it*d ana puri-
fed az again shss were uaf4i AZ master
builders az ih'''ea'fa "a ia" iahSi.ige or
Zefh. ~, where the idophtt says. The
Lard si5Hef me -FOUR carpenters. The
sFesks d"en upon ihese thoughts
axkIle and then SAID further;
''rh Germatic races came in touch
witt fhF'stian ideals through the erun-
bsss yates Of ancient Rome. In The per
saEss 4 eaptjyes carried into the northern
kens Of Saxon tribes these Ideals were
vAsid N Fertile soil, developing in IA
sessIs environment.
Tie thee generic principles o. our great
feyzllc gained II nrw impetus. and TIE
easot Of progress rolled onward. These
ssasTc principles are Man superior TO
nsssate. and not mere chattel certain
isslmste Pants OF the individual. ana
hsi sslf-EaTernment These three prin-
rFts seysal'lzed In the political and re
sgtas ,ere'g Of the I'urt.ans and HUI
ss,Eats whs trauspiante,i the tendrii~ OF
y, parent tree In the virgin soil Of New
Eglsna early IN The seventeenth century.
sim came te maturity In the latter part
Z the eighteenth century but whose fun
a fra.iage came not unlii she Closing
assfsr OF the nineteenth century II
srfr normal and heaI,hfu' growth ~
assanife the pruning process l. inevi-
AAa This il true If the Divine h,.-
aa1y NJ nations ~ in minor re atfans
geee fyom 1851 IN i>15 this Truthful vine
4 lsis own ~ lnting ps s<..f shr,u..A ina
geHHlag process under fhe Keen Gig. of th,.
ssard BY this SER. Zee today xe mean
: rseognlz. h. facts a. Indications ~
- stately sfep-lnes o. tod among Ms "a
aas;ton
-i,nce nor p g grettesf Hat{-r II modern
assss gatAtrs ~ l,ty tender fr.hlt. IA Tho
i 49,. '',' more
sfa ~. freg~.,t.>f, af thn a.ld t-e.. ,.--
4sa asd II conservatory. once mar. tb,,
ssss army f~yr the Silent hiv3l,t.. ~ ia.
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