Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-23

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your life a low-down, mercenary thing,
or you can make it glorious achieve
ment-Rev. Frederick Banker, Epis-
copalian, Brooklyn, N. Y.
| A Mighty Gospel-Theodore Roose-
welt lives to-day in the heart of the
American people, and mighty gospel
is springing from his daily life-Rev.
j. S. Montgomery, Episcopalian, Den
! yer, Col.
The MInd.-Find out the central
characteristics Of child and you have
the central characteristics, of healthy
mind. Find healthy mind and its
religion will be optimistic.-Rev. II.
r. Rose, Episcopalian, Newark, N. J.
Joy and Rest-Religion has been as
light and JOY and rest and peace, it
seen, the conservative, the preserva-
tive power in this republic.-Rev. Will
liam Wilkinson, Episcopalian, st. Paul,
MINI.
Nen-Belief.-Heaven has sympathy
for the earnest non-believer. But to
sheer at religious belief, to battle
against it, to make all possible effort to
destroy it, there is where the religious
offense is unpardonable.-Rabb Tan
henhans, Hebrew, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Real Americans.-We are all
the children Of immigrants; we are all
intruders on this continent. The only
Americans are not now citizens, but
live on pensions. We have stolen ev-
erything they had that was in sight
Rev. M. W. Stryker, Methodist, Clin-
ton, N. Y.
The Love Of God.-To the first disci-
Piles the gospel was love story-the
love of~God for man; and until we
get back to their point of view we
must not be content with a stunted
Christianity, MANNED religion.-Rev.
w. r. Huntington, Episcopalian,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
An Enemy of the Church.-The
church seems to be afraid to attack
certain forms Of sin in the world The
liquor traffic is to-day one Of the devils
greatest agencies arrayed against the
kingdom of God. It Is the enemy Of
the church.-Rev. A. r. Holderby, Bap-
list, Atlanta, Ga.
Between Two Masters.-The honest
laboring man is in dilemma; he is
trying to serve two masters. He
wants to obey the laws Of the land
and at the same time serve the union
labor dictatorship. No union dare
usurp the union of States.-Rev. T. s.
Hornblaser, Lutheran, Chicago, III.
Anarchy.-There can be no compro-
mise with anarchy, whether it comes
in the form of the political assassin
or in the form of a labor riot. The
way to deal with the spirit Of anarchy
is not to humor it, but to quell it, and
to quell it with the full force of the
law.-Rev. ]. A. MilOurn, Congrega-
tionalist, Chicago, Ill.
Motive.-No man can buy character,
but a Christ motive can redeem any
transaction and make even the giving
of cup of cold water an act of Chris
tan development. In the realm of mo-
tive no one can judge but God. It
would be uncharitable in the church
to suspect or judge the motives Of
those who contribute to it's purposes
Rev. w. w Landrum, Baptist, Allan
ia, Ga.
Art-Art has for it's object not
merely to excite to a momentary dream
Of liberty; its aim is to make US truly
free thus acquiring a do
minion over the material world by
means Of ideas Through art, then,
the artists are to be the great educators
Of mankind; the artists are to bring
about the ideal of a perfect culture
Rev. d. A. Huebsch, Hebrew, New
York City.
The Quest of Truth.-The time
comes In the quest Of the truth when
the truth comes forth to meet US and
make us free. The promise is: "And
We shall know the truth and the truth
shall make you free" The time comes
when rnoccn ord fa:tn are joined to-
gether and the two bear the soul up
into the very presence Of Gods white
throne.-Rev. V. Raw, Methodist, Win
chester, Mass.
Proft-Men everywhere are affected
by the consideration of profit, and alas!
too many there are who seek it in
these times Of the accumulation of
great material wealth; but there are
others who are following Gods call
to duty and find that Goodness is
profitable for all things, having prom
Use of the life that now is and of that
which is to come.-Rey. J. A. Henry,
Presbyterian, Brooklyn, n. 7.
Work and Duty.-It is not enough
for a Christian to study the Bible in
order to know Gods will. Any Chris
tan who loves Jesus Christ will do
all In his power to fulfill His great
command The more we know of peo-
AINy.1 Va