The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-14
THEIR SCHOOL DAYS ENDED.
LARGE AUDIENCE ATTENDS ExER-
cfsEs AT ELIssSsBt Rss.
es~~sraur~ss~ ~ernaa 10 sh~ svads-
sffax Cssss az the sshinEton
state Normal school Preached by
Rev, r.. l. ssaftss. at Wafia " atta*

ten ztsf@ isursssa3 aehoss ~ s.assaessssfs
Opened Ysstersag m9sn!aE wieE ire t&eg&~
Ia axease s~srg5eas wAieh ~sTs he'd So ;as
sues@osiuss OF fae nesmal sciaes3 building
Al Il 0'cseck fEsa seelsgr esasa- led - ffSn-
elpzl & 4. 9efz as.8 Res. f.. l. ssxssa. q
WAfsa walls snsaraa tae ss5sfogl8n1.
xaieh vas erss as3 ~ ~ falleass c8aaetty.
Tha laFr@ aassgleaes snar.ifazsea a aeep IN
t~seg rs she etasA. Thirh Ia e entered,
Efase verg exatfasrf appearance.
Tire sIee~oTs;.ng earsGfffee bad pat tnsir
b-sTs efforts son tfsa arrange fnSn1 @r9fi
aaeymrnsat Of the Fasfrssn2, 9H g ,.-4 wFfc
STATED tee cSs~TEsasH Of tisc eifY ;s4s sFiFs-
fseaf % fae sr8oa. ard aev. Mr. ssxlib.
who preached fhs taeealagreate sermon
A chorus ~ C ua.sser 81 students AID
texrSers OF tha sche3l fgra-sfee taa gzaasIc
for the oeeassoa. Tsey wsse ax&sstsa -
Rev Sir lsAiea o. ire Episcopal caGrch.
All AEas tlgTEsa NoyaFt gfa. Tsge follow
inx programme vas carried cgt in al iis
details:
poxoloEv ........ ...-....-.......... Audience
,e,es5ets5ssr, p.-s ! 5 Nif.iEau
CfssFas-'@Tfss FIssvens Are 1sllsrg"
t.....e.t-. ..--..--.s .sss.t, - fiss4ts
Prayer -. ...~........ Rey. VI Il. Marvin
tf4artetts-s.tssrss,s3 me Lilies Leslie
Baee4iasfssfe sermon .sRss. r. T. -snsin
First congfes Iona! chaEeh. Walla
NailA,
Solo" ia gtofs &C.. Mrs hFFt3a E3ytiSfofi
Esnea}ctien --.+.s,.4s+...4.s-. Eev r Agar
Rev %5r. Smith. 40 Is an eioaueot and
Instructive s.5yakAJ. and Hae held iIss AZ
,lAegee "a mos. rapt and interested sitter
ton gaas hls text fren kae Ae5s xxsi g:
'iStIfrsupon. q King Azriepa Z vas net
disones'ent unto The Heavenly WHOM"
Tie minister said
Il want 20 speak 20 you to-day about the
Heavenly NiKian u Saul - Tar*is. Saul
had i5aSt given the experience - bic con-
version before the representatives Of The
Roman power. he had Iaid bare his heart
TO then-had spoken Of the revelation
whirh God had rsaas 10 him on she way to
paulastGs Ills words hurne! With earn
estnoss and the reply whien Fsstus made
vas the saEne fepiy which Is often nows-
dfys made ~ the world 20 she man who
dfsrlasps ALz sniri4af x.@luus. Thou art
tnad says Festgs much learning and
taoHght have made thee mad Bur Saul
never spoke more saney than IN the Ian
f9ae" 81 toe text I wish % defend ard 20
ho}aF tcdsT TIE as2H VINO aaE "a open ear
for fae Heavenly slsgn The greatest
iissngs thai have hefn ACCOMPLISHED In the
wofia toF the beiresabs0 rs an1 enrichment
- Itfe 18Ee bren dare % taoar men and
we9icR wi3o haze ufffEes; through the veil
OF sstsze and eao have heard Vocas speak
inf - iaissn from thp world % spirit The
I5ets have done nieh 20 make tite de-
light Ins two sressfss' l1ets of this gen
Grafton, TennsS9n and BfownInR were
men aho received the frupre~~ 90 ia. nj
vine Spirit ami he'd communion with the
Powers that are no: seen The great ar
lists who have constructed thr most mag
r'neeat temples arsf have decorated them
within ana without, wtth such adurnments
as through all time shall inspire the soul
Of man. have had 4 yig5or df their work
completed. even before Il was hfgBr.
THE great prophets ike Isaiah have
been tn@a who have fktersd 20 the voice OF
God AMI whp have spoken rssssages 80
their own people which would never have
been received by the s0ui % him wha knew
not fhn secret % the Heavenly TTion Jc-
ens himself was sirFsneiy the man who
held communion With the world OF shirt
AMI whose teaching and method and iiesis
were communicated 70 Him In these hours
OF rart absorption tato the Father Could
we SPARE The poets or tire artists or the
prophets or the Christi IL l. the Heavenly
Fision whioa has made these men absolute
" Indispensable tn oar happiness and wei
fare.
''isat 20 eosae iissl, closer 20 tAe words
81 the text aad 10 ana'sZs fer our profit
this particular vision We observe that II
vas 10 S4ai me revelation al a new truth
and that truth which burst upon hitn so
Unexpectedly snd so completely was name
ether than that God was tn Chrtsi recon-
citing the world unto Himself y three
Told enrct 81 THIS revelation "a perceived
conception 81 the character and person Of
iTgus ~ >aEafsth. Ua Thought that he
knew Him before Jesus had been 30 hinr
religious enthusiast ana a suavcrt - the
j
"a man most dangerous to the future Of
that pncpie The MULTIPLICATION az Ills dis.
tfpies meant the destruction OF these tblnga
"a Sa1i which were tnoat dear 10 hin,
Therefore slap mast he FIs to the srop.th
OF thls new movement Jesus Himself had
heen %atseu Out or the Wa ana raw Hts
Disciples should he arrested and executed
The authority for thar proceeding he Ma
carrying rs Dana @ests when nsIs OF fhe
open sky there souaded the voice ~ The
very ore - whom he aserisea ~ much
eTH. lf&t the vts3ce rssS called a tser~sFal3ty
entirely out ~ harmony with htz cancegl-
ftsD ~ Jesus H. that single moment ysheu
tee truth burst urUn him he SAVE the bean
~ of ths NE AMI character ~ the one
whfCs he perseeuts3 iFow many men there
are 80 tho world sesfav who are nss me
frtessfS'nf Jesus Christ Simply bexatis, fhey
de rot know Hin ~ He =
a. n r., second enc = this revelation upon
faR NE ~ tA84 traveller ~sS a @1fstptpfr
tfanFs e'g tian ~ his own character From,
the e0e~A-fAifets f'eF~e>ut0r he IS changed
INTO TIE moe ~artn-heartea and aealnus
advocate Th1sa are MS more hstrsstn.,S
forth ~ fuur6eTefs. lie L. a firerat,, r,ao
who completes the foara@v e. fAats,as,,,ts
Do so0 iosigsre as % fhy character al thla
snss1sh' Nnira 'FshSI'ir.ri- snd ask If sAese
tanga walrH hapnefa"d were really ss>sn
snd h@ar3-wera 2hsv oajetttv~~ We 40
r"t care. Paul fetls ua shes &: was q vists,,
Np, Nc krae tssf thst Nat.-H s.y,stsf ..fa.ees.
the entige hfc ~ a 9etu 81 ss,sfessns r,ttst
"a ssu,.
Tee tair3 ere, a. ,a.e revelation wa~
- e'vr % FaH the message ,r, vhl,,A ~.
weFft sa@i ASA stfN gztsafs 81. yrrtteat
nvst Fhs G~osfe@t service, - ef.e4, vfs,g ear
f9*fer 20 th@ NoefT fssfsx - raf -, rr,s,-N >,
regulate ~ th.akiHs eY - rer'lf, {fs }a.rr
~ - s'}@tFoi t7s Affections AS thts mes
ese- tae @~Fes an5snatier f4asrf%ssp ~
Ea@fs tif% Pc #a'r~ fF ws~ letl ~ sA3a
trAF.AN '~''za ass che rsturtya~ AMI
greater s~rv}.n 80 ttss essys s~e eirsS 10
rs ~'e5s = y sTatsSf ia ttau 80 teach