Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09

o. s, all the persons IN ,h., -
his face. snuuints ~, W I
.,, ihe blshop said to hln,,, "
while Rachel was si,alsnseh that ),
h moria OF sinful, diseased an 'h'l q III
humanity could only bs ~ ,lepraya
bbIsaehed to It by cone s We s,,t
uohnas ana Professional ,elalet pr
tos and bass0s he bellSy,.lt s,hlofs "a
Than 'u an, coming ming Of the kinptSos.o l9 la.
MAJ s,an % any other one forrss u ..l, qats,
why, why, ne cried IN his has,, WIZ a
Tened, has the worlds s.. a. Be \,
u, ms, song been so often held 5' s ifrasg.
poor because the persono, ,ai fiOh n
voice or fingers cnpohis p1ssfs,s
gis It's melody has 50 often ,s su'I.ig q.
s s,n,t as something with wbIsssafdtl h
money! Shall there bs sH,.h 10 al.
among the gifted ones n, marty,
smeil uhere be no giving ., 'n m, 'lin,|
siit as well as OF others1, VI 'hls gfs
ana Henry Maxwell s,o,.
S T up That other apdler. s Dlo,
1giS o,ge. with Increasing ies az I'll
= larger spread Of the neF s'gusius q,
,Mnat he had seen ana heo,SS 's I, 'plaal
uemenl burned into him a. l iei u.
ilet that the problem ~ ,JSssgyr ns !.
o ~ so ,',, II the Christians N ny sm.
o ,,r follow Jesus as lie gave ~ I, sa'..
ment. But what Of his nv .,'alaatt.
humanity, neglected ana .a' mass 4
very Kind OF humanlty al'sl u
came TO save, with an h. nv, NJ, slgi.g
o oS' h toMnesS. ITS wtelchedness ss 's e
=. hope-aoove all, It's unnusll s.l -
lerhess toward the church, ' Nv hl.
Nhat smoie Henry Maxwell t ma 10
was the church. then 40 "a. ussspe'l
Master that the people no H., ' uoa q.
HIM In the church? Was 49, lssti
,he church had lost It's power Il ny" ovs 'ti,
WY klhu oil humanity which "
early ages OF Christianity i, - q "
the greatest numbers? How m a',tl o
true IN what the socialIs, i'1'a sii
ABOUT The uselessness Of lo,tis. "a
enutch ior reform or fedemp,'os~ 2
cause OF the selhshness ana ' s y
and aristocracy Of It's memherss ''u'i'a
lie was more and mora To-,
win the appalling fact that ny ~, ~
paratively few men In ibe W. ON
being held quiet for awhile hy i,' I ulf
voice, represented Thousands ~ 80 w.
Just Ike them, 10 whom ehn,, t'a.,
a minister stood for less than 4 ~, ~. s.i
or beer garden as a source a .' ,a,'lh
or happiness. Ought II 10 be- ~ s' ny.
church members were an dolny f
would do, could II remain tws az
armies OF men would walk tba r,s..,
for Jobs and hundreds OF hem 80 49,
the church and thousands Of thsn ~ s.,
In the saloon their best friend5 ~
far were the Christians respor,'bi' y.
this human problem that wal terses,1.
illustrated right IN this halI torgs,,
Was II true that the great clts chg.,A,.
would as a rule, refuse 10 wsR /, Il
sus' steps 50 closely as 20 suffer asl1,i
~ suffer, for His sake?
Henry Maxwell kept asking ihj.c~.,
ton even after Rachel had finished IN,
Ing and the meeting had CONE "A !,
end, after a social gathering which va
very informal. He asked II MN. M
little company Of resdents Mn N.
Raymond visitors, We're having AN.
tlonal service, as The custom IN ths u.
Element was. He asked It during en-.
ference with the bishop and Or Brv's
which lasted until l O'Clock. Re de-
II as he kneeled again before sssgrs
and poured out his soul In his pst,'r
for spiritual baptism on the church d
America such as Il had never kn5rt
He asked II the first thing In the mo-,.
ing and all through the day as h. ssrt
over the settlement district and saV n
life Of the people so far removed ifor
the life abundantly Would the ohu,A
members. would the Christians M
only In the churches Of Chicago ba
throughout the country, refuse 10 wax
In His steps II. In order 10 DO 50. thy
must actually take Up cross and d.
low Him?
This was the one question that Ca.
tlnually demanded answer He hi
planned, when he came 70 the city. 10
return TO Raymond and be "a his os1
pulpit on Sunday. but Friday morning
he had received al the settlement cal
from the pastor Of one OF the largss