Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-04-08

think hiS blood different from all other
blood and his life better than all otner
lives. Now. rich men, amid all the
sycophants fawning and cringlng about
YOU. I want to tell you clearly and en-
phatically that God has not one code OF
morals for the rich and another for the
poor. You and must bow to the same
rules Of Justice and kindness and gen.
tleness and forgiveness and love in our
dealings with our fellow men. The
needles eye Is low door. The low
door means that we must bend to God.
1t Is a narrow door. The narrow door
means that we must be just and true to
those with whom we come In contact
In the walks of daily life.
The Spoiled Child.
Let me digress here a moment and
speak few words in reference TO
spoiled women. do not believe there
are as many spoiled men as spoiled
women. Men, as rule, have not as
great q chance to be spoiled down at
the store as some women have to be
spoiled In the home. They would be-
come Just as spoiled II they had the
chance. But the womenl Oh, how
many of them are spoiled in the home!
Did yeuever stop to think that great
deal of the so called nervous troubles
of this world among women are simply
due TO fits Of temper? The young girl
grows up as q spoiled child in her IA
theirs house. Then she marries. she
boasts that no one has ever been able
to govern her She is right. She will
not even govern herself. Then, when
something goes wrong in the home, as
a married woman she scolds and suiks
and refuses to eat and to sleep. She
cries and goes on until she works up
few spasms of hysteria and physically
becomes as rigid as a board. have
been in many homes as pastor anC
friend. | have seen there many WON
on said to be nervous wrecks who were
not nervous as you or might Decolh'
nervous from overwork. They were
nervous simply because they let thell
tempers as spoiled children get TIT
better of them. Many nervous womei
could be cured of their hysterla !
some one could give them a good
wholesome rebuke and put them Il
bed. as mothers punish their chlldrei
and then put them to bed If they di'
wrong. The symbol Of the camel d
anplied to the rich man in referenc
IN his meannesses toward his fellow
men might also be applied to many S
called nervous women who let thei
tempers get the better of them merel
because they are spoiled children. U
course in making this sweeping state
ment am not saying that all nervou
! neople are evil tempered, but some q
them and many of them certainly are
Rut as I see these richly laden can
, els coming over the hillsldes towar
| the shut gates of the Jerusalem wall
7 see skulking in the distance othe
: forms. They are the robbers and III
q thieves and the highwaymen. They ar
. the murderers who for one roll OF clot
would be willing to cut mans throa
! They are the same kind of bloodthlrst
O human demons as were those pirate
= who were supposed to have capture
5 the sailing vessels in which the beaut
! ful Theodosia, wife of Governor Alsto
+ of South Carolina and daughter OF u
h famous Aaron Burr, sailed to meet h'
i father in New York. Rumor tells l
Y that this beautiful woman, with III
o hands tied behind her back, was con
Il pelled to walk the plank that her cal
8 tors might possess her wardrobe
|. these dark figures skulking behind 9
| the oriental hillsides are the robbers J.
3 ing in wait for their prey. If these me
/. chantmen hesitate one hour in unloa
g ing their camels and In making the
!. 90 through the eye Of the needle, dow
r these miscreants will swoop. They W.
II slay the owners and carry away Il
goods as rich spois.
# A Dangerous Road.