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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-11

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FORTY ACHEsa Good land facing on
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HonERr MAiThy, 40 New York block.
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enough Tor towing, and lighters.
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Unison. t0t Lane st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-11

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frasn $3.50 % Stpo each some % them
have nne ma fine Wow. We VIII sell you
any % these lots either Tor cash or on
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lets. quit pasins fynt Y, 6, byera Co.
I4af Tlfet avenue.
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PASTURE very easily put IN cultivation
ruHning watef8 owner Is going North. to
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acre which is less than the improve
ROBERT MSI.rnY. 40 New YORK block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-11

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from 10 TO 70 tons. with power
enough Tor towing. and lighters.
30 or 40 feet long. with 10 ur IS
foot beam. Cail or address G. Il.
Unison, t0t Lane st.
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oak
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
ALL RESTS UPON THE RESURRECTION.

The whole system of Christianity, including It's glor-
ious philosophy life, rests the resurrection OF
1ess Christ The resurrection is the sufficient and de-
csve proof of the divinity Christ and of the divinity
Of what He taught without the resurrection there is
no divine Christ and without Christ there
is Christianity Eliminate and
is only gentle of Nazareth II Ills
claims only hollow pretensons the splendid trI
umph of His personality and teaching presents the
enigma of the centuries.
Christ deliberately staked divinity
His preannounced resurrection. TIE Christian today
after the example of st. Paul, well
the for his faith upon same stupendous tact
and if Christ be not risen again, preach
ing vain and faith is also Vain"1 Cor XIV,
For other foundation lay which
is laid which is Christ Jesus.-1 Cor lii Jesus
cared that He could would up again after
He had freely laid it down. SO well this UNDER
that blasphemy chief charge urged
against Him. Since Christ really did rise the
grave He must have been God, He protested De-,
inasmuch God could not have lent His power to
assist impostor The resurrection, the
of Christ.
Rising from DEATH that
Sleep. the manGod revealed the scope and grandeur
of human life Not only the forever.
the body also is to share the immortal destiny
soul. Thus the body a scored
which nsures 1t against dehlement. reality
and, in the Of lie ara
longer matters Of speculation grasping prIIoso-
ply for the divine traveller returning Bourne
explored country beyond grave has reduced
problem Of the after life the simplicity o. con-
crete fact
and its issues for 1900 have wrought profound
and unprecedented influence the lives
AMBROSE MNULfX,
st. Lukes Catholic Church.
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HOPE OF IMMORTALITY INTUIT1vE.


the resurrection
sun Mere people believe with in
te HE seems more than
A the citadel OF
doctrine lies at the foundation
SI De not risen then
thinking this to
OF immortality seems be
pleasing hope this fond desire
such hold
tnan 1t in
though can never
seems an thing
S" It. Inc resurrection
tnoun beyond
ana nope ana though above
"heh we ind that
VI a'y VINO mas had
WI" horror from the thought
e through 1ah IN false In
TOT the smallest
ee a the noOest
% Is ounded through
efficient basis 800
tnk the simple instructive a that Of
mankind When without argument
boy: $1,000
leVe that he happier thar il
beautiful as the world is and attached
beautiful
10 a world we all
meet your Beloved brother
est and He has done
In and unbearabe but
L.
Church.,
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MEANS HINDRANCEs REMOVED

The stone was rolled away The power OF the
Lords resurrection is the rise from the dead
to rise superior to adverse circumstances that
try mems souls to be expected, and their coming
is to be matter of graduation afording an oppor
tuny of endurance through strength is acoired
But this is not to be said of all stands
lie trial. where another succumbs. Hope makes the
difference He who has strong hope as one clfnging
to projecting cliff with the angry pillows rolling he
meath him. and able to maintain grasp until relief
comes.
The dependency of days of gloom must not be in
creased by the expectation of future evil The be-
lever looks forward to happy surprises awaited
the women who went to the sepulcher THE stone
rolled away"
The worldly wise mans prophecies are sometimes
true because of the evil in the world; then again
they sometimes incorrect those Of the
islanders, who expected ST. Paul to fall down from
the serpent's bite Panics sometimes caused by
fearful people prophecyng evil, while strong spir
itua is like Sheridan at Winchester converting
the fleeing soldiers into victorious army Stanev
travelling through African forest was weeks during
which ray of the penetrated the dense foliage
above him, while pigmy natives with poisoned arrows
harrassed him on his march. But he knew there
must be limit to the forest and cheered bv the
prospect of light beyond.
Forty days fasting without shelter amid the Wild
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
EASTER TIDINGs A TRUTHFUL RECORD.
SAMUEL q. SMITH,
Peoples CnurCh.

Easter is greatest festival mod
Chrstendom. 1t the central fact or
holy religion For Christianity is not or
useless mental philosophical doctrines; it is the
of the won1erfu works of God Savior the
redemption of mankind And the browning work is this
that God hath raised up Jesus from the dead Read
without prejudice the simple straightforward testimony
the contemporaneous witnesses who declare that they
could but speak the things which they had seen
and heard tidings Easter Will stand before
you truthful record of history. Behold the test-
nony centuries, history Of which bears
witness that dead but lives Listen to the
voice of Jesus He speaks to your heart and con-
science by His holy word and you will hear the est
mony God that sentimental fancy 70 be-
eve in risen Savior, that the resurrection is a
fact vouched by God. And if Jesus, whom they
put to death a blasphemer because lie had declared
Himself Son God, from the tomb. now
that He, the Son of Mary, is the true
God begotten of the Father from eternity? Ihe I'D
ngs Of Easter proclaim Him the mighty God, mighty
the death Of Jesus is redemption, for He who was
delivered for our offenses was raised again for our
justification From year to year, from generation 10
generation the triumphant faith goes forth:
believe that Jesus Christ is my Lord who has re-
deemed me, a and condemned creature, purchaser
and won me from SINS from death and from me
power with His holy, precious bleod ana
with His innocent suffering and death that Shoulo
be His own live under Him in His Kingdom anu
serve him everlasting righteousness innocence ana
bIessedness even from the dead, lives and
reigns forever death, where is thy sung
G grave where is thy victory? Jesus lives!
&. GAUSEWrrI,
st. Johns Lutheran Church
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REGENERATION FROM SELFISH EVIL.

Easter represents not only the resurrection of man
from natural death into life in the spiritual world
also his inward and mental resurrection by which
he IS raised from the spiritual evil into the
spiritual life of regeneration.
while human immortality is a gift from God, 1t is
not arbitrarily given withheld. man is not i'm
mortal because God permits him to have his natural
life extended, renewed, in another place but be-
cause the Lord endowed with a mental organism
which is necessarily immortal, because has
paclty to receive life in the spiritual degree
But the spiritual resurrection from selfish evil TO
regenerate goodness comes to by his active
continued cooperation with work., by resist
ing and rejecting evil, loving and doing good in
love to the Lord and neighbor
And the spring awakening Of physical nature from
the deafness of winter gives its SYM
boic and representative meaning, fulfilled resur-
rectfon of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
EDWARD C. MITCHELL
New Jerusalem Church
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ALL Is HARMONY AND BEAUTY.

4, In the dim light that precedes the dawn
thousand fantastic shapes but whether they Shapes
Of Joya or fear scarcely know Presently sun
rises, and then the landscape lies
ordered harmony and beauty.
So before the resurrection of Jesus Christ
saw dimly the shapes Of things eternal. It's
vague visions OF life and immortality. vague
those visions is evidenced by the manner IN
which the best and greatest of heather forefanors
expressed their for the dead shattered
lsnn, broken harp, hower-bud crushed, were
symbols they placed the graves Of theIr
dead. They did not grasp the thought that the
pillar falls it be lifted by the Master TO
place in higher and grander temple; that the
harp is broken it be passed with strings
tuned to harmonies to be swept by ~truer min
streTs hand that fower-bud is crushed with
all it's fragrance in it there is One who make it
to bloom again a land where the leaf shall not
wher But the Sun Of Righteousness arose with heal
ing on His wings, earth's disordered dreams OF
things present and things to come gave place TO the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
REsUR RECT1oN WAS A SURPRISE.

The resurrection was surprise The disciples were
not expecting it. But the darkest and the brightest
perences close each other The resurrection
Christ historical fact 1t constitutes the Cliff
of the Gospel story. st. Paul proclaimed it as
undoubted historical fact The resurrection is an
event surprising Importance. Few subjects can be
compared with it for weighy Importance fl the domain
Christian thought 1t is the keystone of the whole
arch.
redemption The alone does not complete hope
Christ risen, faith is in vain But the
risen Christ dispels the gloom which hangs about the
The sins of the world, which rested upon Christ
unable to hold Him within the realm of death and
the grave Every item of the worlds Indebtedness
1ully paid, and death could claim
The resurrection Of Christ is full Of comfort and
hope all who believe in Him. is the GROWING
proof that Christ is the Son of God 1t is the
immortal life beyond the grave 1t is the promise
the potency of resurrection. It is the BASS
of Gospel preaching 1t is the foundation of the church.
1t is the greatest of all miracles 1t is the hope
of humanity. L. A. JOHNSTON,
First Swedish Lutheran Church.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30
IS THE GREAT DAY OF RENEWAL.

This is the great day of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of faith
hope, courage, cheer. We weary sad, discour-
aged fahless under the pressure of unrewarded tolls
bereavements, losses disappointments. Today are
assured of what otherwise had only hoped for The
fact that turned the gloom despair past
ish Sabbath into the triumph the Easter raises
life
What commonly call death extinguisher
but kindly bearing the sick and tired to the
bright and happy tomorrow. We cam say to our dear
ones at the Good night! Good night! beloved
We shall meet in the morning"
1t is not in vain that live purely, that we deny
ourselves, that sacrifice lofty ends and then pass
out of the present without visible reward vain
delusion that induces to spend to become
apparently so little. We are heirs of immortality.
Let US hear this Easter mornings greeting weary
heart, arise and be strong Saddened heart be glad
for Christ is risen, and they who trust Shall
rise! Doubling trust God for is His world and
nothing separate His child from His and DOW
er! Sinful SOUL away the evil and in the bower
of His resurrection live worthy of Immortality
GEORGE M. MORRISON
Plymouth Congregational Church.
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INTERPRETATION OF HUMAN HOPE.
A. ID. HARMCN,
First Christian CnUrch.

Easter is the Festival of Life the one universal tn
depreciation of human hope, the spontaneous eX
preston of human joy
times so remote that they left record mon
of the early celebrated the return OF the sun
victory after defeat and the time Of Lenten mourn
ing the dead earth replaced with feast and
The gods were young again, and nature was alive
with the promise of beauty and frufuness yet TO be-
Semitic Aryan alike bowed the affairs OF lie and
sang psalms filed with praise of its mysterious power
The Christian festival makes its music OF life and
Immortality brought to light in the gospel 1t IS rch
with song Of angels, the empty tomb and van
quished death. suffering servant of God and Man
has become the triumphant Messiah Of God and the
compassionate Savior of Man.
Easter bounded by creed, is imprisoned IN no
history evangel of hope. 1t FRO
shall rise stepping stones CT their
dead to higher things" The holy cause that
seemed defeated shall thrill to victory because God
lives Your loved safe with their Father,
and tney not lost but yours forever
And you, o baf1ed and downcast human heart may
dare believe that neither sin can quite de-
stroy YOU but that you shall day be touched 10
things by hand of Immortal Love, and know
the power of his resurrection.
SAMUEL g. SMITH
Peoples Church.
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GRASP 1T THE TRUTH OF RESURRECTION

Easter bears testimony central truth 1t the
Chrlsn religion For since that Easter da, when
Christ rose from the tomb. which changed the keep
ing OF the seventh day the day of the week
this festival has been yearly to the fah OF
the world in this fact There been break
if thsi living testimony the of the Resource
ton
But we keep Easter only witness
to this wonderful truth, instructive
in the human soul to express its relationship
to the life that lies beyond the grave
happy, how absorbed, how self-dependenr may
be, there times when it contempates the future
and at Easter there a grasp or
the resur1 ecton life.
The Easter truth is not simply the philosophical
tenet of the Immortality of the soul. By
Jesus Christ and by the understanding by
st. Paul, the future is embodied life; body
been gain to here purer body will be greater
gain. All the influences under which
grown here have through eye or feeling
In the future is that there shall be organism
but better organism. The soul now, LORD
Bacon says, is like musician unable to him
self upon imperfect instrument
Nor forget the sacredness that the truth OF
the present It holds hand. The two worlds
them is very thin-this just of death And
even now have many relationships other
world which we count the sacred OF
lives
In letter measure such is the meaning sIgnit1-
canoe sof Easter THEODORE SEDGNICK
Church of st. John the Evangelist.
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CENTRAL THOUGHT IS LIFE.

There is something beautiful and sentimental III OBJ
serving Easter Sunday the day which Lord
came from the tomb The exact day is not authentic.
Easter is determined by moon, and does recUr
annually the
But the great fact it celebrates authentic
spires hope that is intemillenia The divine
pointment that Savior should bring immortality
to light at the very when mortality is coming
to life is significant The atmosphere is emerged
with the thought of life The soul expands in buoyant
efforts to drink in the infinite The the SOUL
long unstrung tuned natures harmony.
From the chirp of bird, from greeting, from
peep of bud turn from nature natures God, and
say, What Of MANI"
What nature wrought for earth on that resurrection
morn Jesus wrought for
Who today shall find the Christ and out of the grave
of hopeless past shall bring forth his better
located the tomb Of Savior and celebrate in
truth the resurrection from the dead
A D. HARMCN,
Christian ChUrch.
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beasts, the long drawn trial of the Lord, its
cusion being crowned by minister Of angels His three
years ministry period of privation, gradually
deepening into the of the day of the crucixior
Death the end of His earthly ministry but His
ascension into heaven.
Theanatural mind is respondent faith expects rolled
away stones Philip thought two hundred penny worth
of bread insufficient to feed the multitude wilder
ness but by the blessing Of God they fed out of
boys lunch basket Martha talked sorrowfulIy about
her brothers rising at the last day. The Athenians
Knocked at the idea of the resurrection the body
So let the unbeliever mock and despond. Tie
never has the of the Lords victory over
DEATH and If over the greatest of evils certainly
lesser ones. The believer is give no heed to his
earthly friends suggesting difficulties prevent
him from doing work for dear Lord
The way to do thing is it, and re who
starts to do his Lord service will angels have been
before him to roll away stones
WILLIAM c. POPE,
Church of the Good Shepherd
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ONE WORD FOR THE sKEPTICs.

of me- saw word to the professed skeptc regaro-
ing the life after death believe in it, thougn nave
no evidence to offer it that all men anKe VIII az
cent as conclusive it might as well pc Iray
admitted such absolute evidence mas oVeii ~
covered as yet, If it will be- But why n.y. e
ourselves the benefit Of doubt? If we cannot Fuho
here upon certain knowledge why build too cohnoenUS
on very doubtful denial? The human mind mas not eA
hausted all the possibilities there In this HlalVe
Gus universe God may be more of a COD thah you
have been willing to At least why not eaVe
vour mind open in direction of this nope! me
ssion a. the human heart for satisfaction in life
beyond grave be within the INFINITE power 10
eratifv Let us not be so arrogant to say 10 to
this possibility!
Then let the beauty solemnity Of such posi-
BILE outcome of our struggles here be thrown over our
spirits as we today in the sacred presence OF
Easter memories and hopes, for the WoIo that
shall help and heal Those dear whom we TINS
day remember-what if they not dead, but hVlng
and expectant of our coming? We Ourselves-Wnat IL
we after the trouble of these days are over
join them somewhere, somehow, because tod IS
indeed love? keep this faith from singing IN
my soul 1t may the truth-that realize. But
if not then L simply fall asleep some day and
never know. I not afraid of that. What fear
more is lest I not worthy of the life when 1t
may that have lived as good
life as the average life like that not
good enough take into the eternal years Let us
try to grow naturally the thought that this pres
we are living portion eternal fe-and when
we pass through the gate to what is beyond,
it shall be not as strangers servants children
of the divine household!
RICHARD w. BOYNTON,
Unity Church CUnitarian)
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POWER OF CHR1sTs RESURRECTION.
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PEOPLE ARE LOSING PREJUDICE.

Almost everybody realizes how Easter be-
coming universal feast day and like Christmas brings
gladness to every hearthstone. In the Of the
Christian year, the church has always kept sacred
all the events of blessed Savior's life. Advent
Christmas Epiphany, Lent, Easter Whtsunday and
Trinity all the familiar way of the life Jour
ney of Lord
Easter is nothing the regular celebrations
or the churchs 1t is, perhaps, beautiful
OF them all, as it commentaries the wonderful resur-
rection of Jesus Christ.
In that awful and most mysterious fact man is
Impressed with the of his Immortality TO
see al nature springing into flower Easter
time, coming out of dead winter putting on new
is the resurrection ard life Easter day there
tore but time to give expression to the grow
ing conviction in the human heart that longing to live
after death, means ability i've death" Christ
risen is a fact in history, fand such, forever
hold it's place and influence People more and more
appreciate the value of these holy obIga tion
1hey are losing the prejudice Of the old Professionalism
and are seeing through clearer vision Why should
not the Christian people of this enlightened day
serve Good Friday and Ascension day. just they do
Christmas and Easter day? There is no reason why
ChflsI birth or His resurrection any more to be
hehered with our recognition than DEATH or His
ascension into heaven. All these days beautiful
ceiebrations in their order, help us to follow
CHRIST In all His life of holy self-sacrce Soon let
us hdpe, that. all Christians keep the Christian
ground for united service in every possible way and SO
hasten the great Easter day when GODS kingdom
shall appear and Christ come with all His saints
in resurrection glory
CHARLES ID. ANDREWS,
riSt
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BECAUSE I LIVE, YE SHALL LIVE ALSO.

When at the end Of the journey we descend Ai'o ~
VALLEY and come to brink of the river ln@'
rls the hounds of this and its waves hex our
hesitatng feet we will anxious look across ~
stream for light; will listen eagerly LOT 9ol g.
Surfing voice from the opposite shore Theh from o
10 bers house on the other SIDE will CLEAN torth 'he
beacon light of the resurrection There Will De VIZ
foo sounding over the wave: Fear not' l an W." =,
thee .In my Fathers house are many maiSoh''
12ecause live We shall live also This is the message
of 10y and hope at this Eastertide ,a
= 80 - MURDOCH MLEOD
Merriam Park Presby terian Church