Willmar tribune., 1899-10-11

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have called my own is not my own.
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son some wise way to g y invest his s money, i
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one i
nave proved nonest 1 81 IN 3, my admlnls
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la ~ Enough scssle. 's y -. T.: Il.
:. - can cannot i'elleVe that Christian IN
tehgence m 9ournailsm Will De inferior
70 un-Cnrlstlan 'tsl1 intelllgence, even when
~ comes 20 making e. tne paper pay nnan- nan
ClaAy. 20 tnaI IS my reason TOT puttlng
tnls noney--0oo's, s, not m1ne-1nto 1e TINS MS
Po"ellut asent 1or oolhg$ as Jesus
,sWoula. y we can, keep s'1ch q. g paper
solng 1or' one year, l snall De W1lling 20
gee tnat amount OF money USED IN the
e8pet1hent.. Do not thanK me- 70 not
cons1der Co, my promise a Wonaer1ul th1ng.
" nac nave uone Win S1od 9 : money money
al! tnese years put grayl1y my own
selnsn, pnyslcal, persona! desires What
can ! 90 WIN the rest o. IL out Try TO
MAKE some reparatlon 1or What l nave
stolen from God? That is the way l
LOOK at IL now: oel1eve 1t Is what
Jesus Would 90: = *u*.s..
= over. tne lecture room swept that I'M
seen YET alst1nct1y 1elt wave OF Divine
presence: NO one spoke Tor awhile ',t
henry maxwell s1anoing tnere Wnere
tne races il1ted tnelr intense gaze into
ms 1e1t "nat ne nao aleaoy 1elt pe-
1ore' q strange settlng pack out OF the
nineteenth century into the tlrst' when
the dlsclples had all things In common
and spirit OF Fellowship must have
doWed freely between them such as the
FIRST church OF Raymond had never
known. How much had his church
membership known OF this Fellowship
IN daily 2interests oeIore tnls llttle COM
Pany nad Degun TO 90 as Jesus would
oot ~ was WIN olHculty tnat ne
'nougnt OF OF a. ms present age ana 1ts sur,
rounainss- lhe same enougnt g was pres
ent Ut, w,on ~ tl1e resi- also. mere was an
unspo1en 80 colnt a. auesilip socn s's .ney nau
~ AoMn % pleaeie "l'n 1nei1
Mn1le ~ 9 l ma was ; sIeakln l,s anu uur,
t1As ekne slieMcs mai IoAsoWed. Y " nad
uvg 1911, ] -, g. soo =
sha,,a - A th;a - .1 ! 81 : ''- o111e - s>'S.1
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- slan ~ !lle course oi my opeo1- VI.
ensg .",.h,o ~ ny :. - paonisy Tee. WIT ioss OF
the genuine. practical s,v7mrnathv and
Fellowship Of any other Christian in this
room who has with me made the pledge
to do all things by the rule. what
would Jesus do 7'#'''., 81. '..s,.;.z M~...s
). All this the distinct wave Of spiritual
,,o..,a,. - - @ r. 80 sH ~
physical miracle may have had on
the early disciples in giving them a
feeling Of confidence in their. Lord that
helped them to face loss and martyrdom