Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-18


 gently, God bless you both and went his way, with tear in his eye and prayer in his heart, and left them to their joy.
 Yes; shall not the same divine power of love that belongs to earth be lived the great pTessure of work, he, with Dr Bruce and Felicia, had come in from the other building.
 "Well, I have long thought of the hired girl problem, said Felicia, with an air of wisdom that made Mrs. Bruce smile as she looked at the enthusiastic, vital beauty of this young girl, trans formed into new creature by the promise she had made to live the Christ like life, "and I have reached certain conclusions in regard to it that you men are not yet able to fathom, but Mrs. Bruce here will understand me. 7
 ssANe acknowledge our infancy, Fe licia Go on, said the bishop hulnbly.
 Then this is what I propose to do: The old saloon building is large enough 10 arrange into suit of rooms that will represent an ordinary house. My plan is to have it so arranged and then teach housaE coping and cooking to girls who will afterward go out to service. The course will be six months long. In that time ] will teach plain cooking, neatness, quiekness and love of good work
 sHold on, Felicia p the bishop inter rupted. "This is not an age of mira eles.
 4eThen 1 will make it one, 2 replied Felicia. q know this seems like an i'm possibility. but l want to thy it. l know 3 score of girls already who will take the course and # we can once establish something like an esprit de corps among the girls themselves I am sure it will be of great e7alue to them I know al and sung by the diselples of the man of sorrows and the burden bearer of sins2 Yea, verily, And this man and woman shall walk hand in hand through th3s great desert of human woe in this city, strengthening each other, growing more loving with the experience af the world s sorrows. walking in his steps even closer yet because Of this love, bringing added blessings to thousands of Uretched creatures because they are to have 9 home of their own to share with the homeless. For flis= cause '' said our Lord Jesus Christ. shall man leave his father and mother and cleave unto his wife. and Fe3ieia aad Stephen, following the Master #e him with deeper, truer service and devotion because Of the earthly affection which heaven itself sanctions with its solemn blessing.
 Now, 1t was little after the love story of the settlement became q part of its glory that Henry Maxwell of Ray mond came to Chicago with Rachel Ninslow and Virginia Page and Bolfin and Alexander Powers and President Marsh and the occasion was q remark able gathering at the hall of the settle ment, arranged by the bishop and Dr Braee,. who had finally persuaded Nr. Maxwell and his fellow disciples of Raymond to come on to be present at this meeting.
 The bishop invited into the settle ment hall meeting for that night men out of work. wretehed creatures who had lost faith in God and man. anar- ehists and iHfdels, freethinkers and no thinkers The representatives of all the city, worst most hopeless, most dan gerouss depraved elements faced Henry Maxwell and the other disciples when the meeting began and still the Hely Spirit moved over the great. heaying, selfish, pleasure loving, sin stained city, and it lay in God s hand not knowing all that awaited it. Every man and woman at the meeting that night had seen the settlement motto over the door, blazing through the Transparency set up by the divinity student, What Would Jesus Do2
 And Henry Maxwell. as for the first time he stepped under the doorway. was touched with a deeper emotion than he had felt in long time as he thought of the first time that question had come to him in the piteous appeal of the shabby young man who had appeared in the First church of Raymond at the morning service
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