Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-11-06

--'---'a--~sszzzs this show where the money eons from.
 Why, sir, men are to-day in bas. ness. avowing to turn their proftso4g to us. We have to-day $115Qeo h stocks, real estate and bonds, present ed to us within the past two yeals that we are waiting favorable op portunity to sell. Should we dispose oi it now it would be sold at disadyan. tage, a loss. We expect to realize the whole of the S115,o0o before long.
 "A good proportion of this consists of q block of stock in a new invention q reeently=patented article of great commercial possibilities that is soon to be put upon the market. The man Kho owned the most of the company be lieyes in OUT work. He has made oger a great proportion of his stock directly to us. He has already spent thousands on this company.
 q tell you this that you may sesA how it is that we raise our funds This offering the other Sunday is not the only instance. Up at Old Orchard Beach, Me-, this summer we collect cd $50,oOo Oil the platform at one meet ing Our expenses increase each year never by less than 25 per cent. Now lam speaking only of our mission work in foreign lands. The work at home we never estimate as regards expense Each of the 300 branches throughout this country pays it's own cost. Thes' operate 50 to 60 rescue missions in the various cities. The work is to ts tablish missions and when they are we'll founded to turn them over to peo pie who will pay for their continuance Our collections, the offerings, are ia our work beyond.'
 I've do not go to where the various churches have established missions but beyond Thus this past summer our young men have found thelr @al into Thibet. The college here at NyasA turns out 50 missionaries each year
 This year we are spending Sl50'Vvv' Next year l am certain the sun "ni III reach $20o,ooo. We are eight years Ou and as I remember the first year S' spent $5, ,000, the second year S1O,0OV, 'n' third year we jumped to $6o,OoO ana 'n' fourth year to $90,0o0.
 The people who give us this moae! s we found, as 1 have said, all over VI. country. You can understand 'na' they do not want to be known as laIs' contributors to our movement ln' most of them are members ot regais' churches. They are Baptists, Fresu'. ". terians. Congregationalists, Metnouls', and even Episcopalians. They si'e ~ their churches, often largely. we ne'sl ask for them to give to us first. we as. them to give to use besides for 0s, work beyond which the churcne, a, ', ', not do. But if it were known thaV .ns' contributed extensively to us 'nss ls; church societies would feel thas sAA money should have come to them.
 "Thus," and the evangelist oI Mi0s; [; touch leaned yet further back IL :, 4 chair and the flexible voice that hau '.s z much power went on. 'it is better sr ,,r these people should not be kho~, a1s That the money does come to us u =, ~, increasing amounts is evident run Y printed balance sheet.
 One reason, the reason, l suppOsS. = Dr. Simpson continued, that we sr er this money is because the eon1ripasfb n fel that every cent of it goes U ia sa work. We have no costly niss,O ns houses or boards to support, our xan lr' chinery of management is simple ~, rs of our missionaries are paid; they iso se only their bare expenses. All our iass ss here is volunteer. I myself do noee's get q salary. ,r;t
 We do not believe in 'hlghei ss sa, cism, in the Polychrome Bible IT :. s's . orn liberalism. Nor do we find 'has .n can save the heathen by lipera' ,, Al progressive Christianity. They -tsr that in the east no better than sys'ss 7 of philosophy. We believe in anc teach the inspiration of the scrlp.unrsrs nr.
 CROMWELL cHllDS
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