The Newtown bee., 1905-10-27

the antics of men in the field when they find the little insects nest on a bough or twig, but a matter of stern reality to him the insect comes in con- tact with.
 It is a Imaginable farce to the scoffer at divine truth to see..ssthe true, peni- tent Christian in his devout attitude | in the sacredness of his belief. The birth of child, that symbol of love, innocence and virtue, the most sa- cred gift to woman; woman, the most sacred being on earth or in heaven, IS many times made the subject of low ribald testing. It is wonder that God does not strike with destruction the man that entertains any spirit but has been my lot to be placed in com pany of young men far from home in camp in the mountains of Cuba, near Santiago, away from the society and influence of woman, and more degen- crate thing than man alone by himself cannot be imagined. The low, obscene talk of men of fair understanding be. came so obnoxious to your servant that he called halt, and asked them how they would like to have their mothers, sisters or sweetheartS hear and know gested singing some old familiar hymns and repeating some Bible pas. sages. As soon as their surprise at the stand your servant had taken was over things had changed. Any refined lady would not have been shocked in that | camp thereafter.
 The day has arrived that is spoken of in nearly the last of the prophecies in the old portions of Scriptures: "The chariots shall rage through the streets one shall jostle against another in the broad way, they, shall seem like ming. Behold, my people, in the midst of thee are wOmen!'
 on the eighth day. was different man foundation of the world in tbe sixth day. Adam was an earthly man and alone in the garden when God said "Thou shalt not eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. In the day thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.' Eve was not there until long after, consequently she was not under that law as Adam was. There is no such thing as a fallen woman, only in the mind of a degenerate worldly man. These is no place in the Scriptur that allows the divine spirit to exist in fallen man. but through faith in the virtue, truth and honor of woman that man may be in- spired with. There is absolutely no Christian man but must admit faith in woman is his only hope and the only way Saviour is possible for him. What did the Saviour say and do when they brought him the woman charged with adultery, caught in the act Where are thine accusers. Hath nc man condemned thee.+ No verdict, God be praised.
 St Paul in all his teachings implies with regard to woman that there is nothing for them to do. His life was such that he did not comprehend the delicate and refined communion that is their portion to offer. He says they that are without law are law unto themselves. This was virtually ad' mitting that they could do as they l choose. The woman has never been under the divine decree of punishment except pain and travail in the perpetr uation of worldly man. The man whoSeIinnocent victims fill our work shops, our stores are placed in such positions that through his lustful pas ! that compel them to submit to his brutish nature. After their ruin is accomplished and he becomes tired of | their company and desires other Vic- timS he turns them loose in the streets with the brand of shame he has placed upon them so conspicuously that the vultures that are waiting for prey can readily select them and complete the work of destruction. Oh man, when the cries of the Mary Stannards, the Jenny Cramers and the hundreds of houses and unknown graves along the shores of even Connecticut arise to Him on high what will you say about fallen women? No woman in any city or village is free from insulting re- marks or gestures from hundreds of low, comtemptible objects in the guise of men without any sense of morality or decency. Those things do not pertain alone to the low street de- generates, they are equally adapted to society, the hydra-headed monster, the last resort for the genteel criminal and libertine. Society where wealth and luxury abound and all the 2good things of earth bestowed upon them so abun- dantly that every wish could be grati- field, drop down to worship the god of BacchuS in drunken darkness with his train of followers, men thatlhave held and are now holding responsible posi- tiOns both in church and state. Bel shazzer, in his drunken revelry in Ba- bylon, forgot his danger and the de- struction of the city and the staying of his people came upon him as con sequence. Any man who at this day and time dares to write or speak the truth must expect that the destroying power will be brought to bear upon him, but thanks be to God there is pedestal from which he cannot be re- moved. That pedestal is the Rock of Ages which through the belief in Him who said: II am the Resurrection and the Life," realizes the frmness of truth and that there is dividing line 1 and no intermediate nQSitian hetMean