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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
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DaI6ington, 3. g., %. 2tpril. -
Sendtet foregeoe / Dag gepillinz
Gen til De neoleoen6e | California
meo ST 100000, og bette 5orilag
tiaigemeo anore af iamme &aratteT
git igennem uoen 8em9rtninger.
Der bar for gipet $1,000,000.
0agen iaa Slutningen af 60
5allettes Sale adn1daenoe Raits
rodo Bate 9illen, Ga 5oaette OPP
tOg oet meIte at 3ioen Dag, iom
ban sapbe eiOrt oct / aproogs. San
bolot en- a. DC Iangiie 5aIer, Der
er bolot I Senattt De ienert gfar.
Wloo Slutningen at fin Sole fagae
Ga 5oGette:
,Det lieger life alle 0anoets
gh, 'galiners e[ler | bele presfens
gy2on = itor fom Den er = uoen
g7etfrro, 'qsprelie at eoelagge Sol
fets Si0ih til oen amerifanite aons
ores. 5ener iffe fan no9en Wsuno.
bpiIfen hans q, 'illing og Magt END
er, foranore Can. 'ets lnfelllaenfe
Vorgeres opgjorte y peip'p's"'''a
noar oenne er grunoet p. u S'ehps'
eernineer og Grfarine. 81. ! ''ua'
alene til De 5oreneoe Gia ters Se'
nat at faitne oe opretboloe fin e1en
gsrsmmelie for 5roitab og offeni.'
lig Sillio. Senotet bill blipe bsmt
efter fin eeen Metoro. Oct tan life
meo Sifferbeo itoIe paa fin beie
Stillin9 og Srabitionernes berfige
Mrp. Oet er barre emo Oaarifdb
at p1re, eller iise iig at p9re, lige=
ebloi9 meo Senfpn til oen piTentliae
Dom. Oerfpm ser fdttes 5ilio til
aonareslen, Iaa er faaoon Mangel
lite en- OsenpInnte, Sen er life ct
prooutt at Den guile Sournalis
me-. Den er 5elaen uf flere Q(drs
StnffelTe og Neoerlag. Den er
Reiulfatet af en- ssjeroeoel @arbun=
oreoes inogaaenoe, iforpe Stuoium
at offentlise Spsrasmoal, offentliee
Refproer og offentlige Wlanos 0b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

.giorag | baaoe pense os Nas
rer til Dem, Der bar liot UNDER oen
frpgtelige Unite fIpoer riselis ino.
Oeriom llooelingen af oisIe Yioras
life er oroentlig orgartiieret, bill oe
for en- flor Del gda tabt og life naa
til Dem, Der treneer baaroeIt til
Dem. 2lmerican gaeo GroIs bar
fenot Or. Goiparo DEFINE, en- erfaz
rem Mlano | lignenoe Qlrbeioe, no at
foreitaa 9lrbejoet for at linore oe
libenoes giso. Or. Oepine bill ar
6ejoe fammen meo Oommer Waors
ioip, Der er Oiitrittsoommer oq
5ormano Heo Grois SelIfabet |
California, os General Juniton er
rdalast oa gaaet ino paa at arr
feioe fammen meo oem."
Joruoen oisie tire n9pnes Sefres
ter Metcalf, iom er pad Weien til
abiten. Disfe fire fremragenoe
M1no bill Iammen meo CALIFORNIA;
@uperener os Gan ssranciscos Ma=
por foreifaa oen bels llb6eline. og
praiioenten raaoer alle, ser fenoer
giordg, til at doresfere Dem til
Or. DEFINE pa unoerretts bam pr.
Selesrom oy, bpab De bar ienot.
@i mentt, oct piIoe bore of als
minoelis Snferesie at pioe liot ON,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
100 autcntiife 8eretnin9er.

Gbicago giecoro 9eralo af 8aar
tiger:
st 6unoreoe foritelliee 9s5er,
Der bper for fig fOrtaller Den fulos
itanoige oiitorie ON Soroit9Ipet og
9rdnoen | San 5rancisco, en6ber
af Dem Den eneite autentiite 9se
refining, er unber 5orbereoelie /
2anoets forifelli9e 9per, og De pil
blipe tilbuot publitum, fSr Gmmer=
ne er fol0e, nimuft inobunbne, fint
illuitrereoe ,ano q great mpnsp
mater"
@nzo9stNbe af bisIe Bigger abere
tereoes Gbicagoblaoene | @acr.
ol man mener, at De repr9Ienterer
minore emo en- 5ieroeoel al Dem, Der
forbereoes. st G6ieago Sirma bar
IS al oem unoer 9trbejoe, og oGt
Ororene er life inoe. Neip Oort
philadelphia, Bottom, pittsburg Dc
Cincinnati er andre 8per, Iom be,
hpres fra oerom.
Der toloes for ct 6unoreoe gu
Yinoe 9fgsnter til at false oisie 9e
ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

oas og Wlericos Deotommenoe. 3e
ere 10 dmeritanite gtabor. 4nore
llnotagelier esres Der ogiaa, ioet en-
Del Yiorag ienoes oirette til n3eo
GroIs"s Sopeofontor | Hefp Yorf.
Qtngaoenoe uoelineen at 6jalp
bar preiioent Jfpoiepelt gipet fpls
qenoe Senitilling UNDER %. os.:
.5il Offentliebeoen: Gfter fufo
Raaoilasning meo Miniiter 9oft ua
pr9iioenten for 9lmericon National
Heo Grols Selitab. Der / 5orening
meo arissminiiteren ifal foreitaa
ucoelingen at Reseringens 8iorag,
asr jeg fslgenoe Senitilling:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
Yrhys Wilbelm al Saaambnra-
Qippes 9pb.

ssfsIae ct Telegram fra 9la6oo
til rgerl. Cot. Ding" btfan>t
prins Wilbeln at S6oumburss
2ippe fig fulofom.f,en bel enonu ON
Sirsouaen. 6an bar aaaet temmelig
tent paa 9lftenen til Go. Da ban
peo 4zSioen Onsoae Wloraen paass
nebe, forbprte ban fig angaenoe fin
Spigeroatter, priniesie eouiIes
gefinoenoe, os ba ban fit at pibs,
at prinfesfens 2eeeme dlIereoe bar
begpnot at blipe folot, blep ban me-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
Sorbifelu / Oregon.

port!ano, Ore, %. 9lpril. : g.
temnielig alooriigt Soroite!p=Stpo
fpltes ber / Nat mellem &l. 1 %
1,15.
Sire tpoelige Stpo fpltes gsnilem
belle Oregon.
Der berettes bog life ON Sab af
Menneitelip, men Der er life bprt
fra be fjernere Steoer enonu.
9ipiteIien iad Ianet oppe paa
aDiten foraariageoe life ringe 9Gng=
ItelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

get betaset og forferoet og CAB Or
Gre til at man ftulOe tlabe bam pad
pjeblittelig. llnoer paafl9oningen
falot ban imiolertio pluoielig DIN
uoen 9epioItbeo. 0eoen bar
inotradot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

Deb ben msrte 1lob. Gn ssprtrlline
fra Mrmenien. 9lf .. 9fcocf. paa
Ddnft beb paifor Mattbieien. 228
Siber. s OmfIos $1.00. s IONS
poneret 9inb $1.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
NDt SprSifelp San JranciseO.

sil Waorsen berettes, di ser /
atftes al. 1899 fpltes ct iforpt
Stpo af Sproitalp i @an Trans
cisco. Oct pareoe omfrine 8 Ct
tllnoer og Git | gaetning fra git til
@eit. Der rapporteres inaen Sfa.
Sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
@iQ O0 6er 6(an0t can0smdnO

1. 9lpril itilteoes Der iflg. n&r.
Sml" en- oanif eo.@lutb. Menigbso
II ct. 2lnorens, gDaib. paitor
Sperien gpilbur, Wai9. (af Den
banite airte"), piI betjene Den npe
Menigbeo lom 9lnnets. 0et er
| iier Marinette Soft, gamle Menig=
teoslemmer, Der er beepnot at FAM
les oernoe.
st forunoerligt Oebs 81
lfalo fanot Steo ifle. .5oltets
9fpis" / forrige llge og berepeoe en-
9uitru oe fire gprn oeres 5Oriprz
GER Gbas. SobnIon, en- oanit
Semrer, As Nar gl, Iom bar bos
iiooenoe I go. 1919 9errid 9lps.,
Hacine, Wis., hapoe / nogen S;o
reret beit9ftiget meo at ppfpre en-
2uoebpgning paa Den fdafalrte
2anglois Sarm balpanOen Mil fra
Gorlils. Som i9opdnlie tilbraste
han 2proag 9lften pg Spnoae oen
Is. os. !6jemmet bos i'm 5amilie,
og no paa @ftermiobagen tog ben
meo 9o9et til Gorlifs pg git tpers=
oper Wlarfen til 5armsn. 9ans
SsIter | Gprliis Ienote faa Trez
bags i'm fife pige oper / ct 9grinoe
til Snfelen, og fprit bd fanot man
ub, at ban life bapbe peret poa
Nrbejoe belle ll9en, og in9en bapoe
let noqet til tam Gu blep Der
faaet gaarm, og Soft, fom blep
ienot no for al iege efter ban,
fanot bans afijeleoe 2egeme lisz
genoe en- plobfure 6an bar oso
|af ct 6ierteilag. og 2iget bapoe
Iaaleoes ligset bele 5 Dpsn paa
9}arfen, uoen at nogen bapoe OBJ
Ierperet oct.
| paftor q. 6anien, Oregon,
Wis,. aflaeoe iflo. nllgeblaoet" Smz
r manuels Meni9beo minneapolis.
I Minn., ct geie9 Snsoag iioitc
I llee. 0an bapoe tioli9ere faaei
&alo fra oenne Wenigbeo, og peo ct
gReAe nPbnte 0dos Often fno0e ban
jo til aalOet,
+ pigeitolen Spler, W}inn.,
I er begDnot. Den 6ar 81 fpinoelige
! Gleper. Z
: = Or. 9. 6. anubien bar ifans
= fet ct &laber til Oaneboos 5orIanlz
Il lingsial, Spler, Wlinn.
! ga tor 3 6orpalo &nuo@
a fen / Sbler bar nDlig aflagt 8e=
.e ipg / WeIt 0enmarf, Wis., oo
3 bolot ct 5oreora9, og 7 af oe unge
L qiger Der reifte meo BAN bjem for
n at gaite 0ane6oo 9pjifule Spm<
" mer,
Sra ct. breps, @afb.,
friber peter q. S9elot 81. a. ii!
n0ann.":
81 p5orsoag ben s. DARTS bar ser
o ct rigtist &ptino at Danifere Der
"a til ct. 9lnoretps; ser dnfom neniz
Zig Z 5amilier, og en- at oisIe Saz
m miller talte ct 0uin, og arlefamnlen
bar pi Spoer meo llnetaeelie af Ell
If lille itaftels Meenbo, iom iittert
ri bar forpiloei fig ino blanot alle
hisIe Spoer. 4
a Der felses iapnt p9f 0ano til
as Oanifere, men boe life nar iaa me-
get, fom pi tunoe pnife, tbi pel y
pi en- ton fife Slot Oonifere ber
nu, men Dog lanet fra NOT til .:., .;..,
: tis at tuse tat paa Stirfe= oo 6tos
i lsarbeibet, Oe bette arbeioe bilSe pi
il serne babe fremmet efter Gbne; ooa
!. bar jss bet faffe 9aab, at hi NOT
- meo Siotn ffuI fad en- goo traftig
II oanif aoloni ber. os ies tror fiffsrt,
i at Der er sooe getineelier bcr for
en- faaoar, oa bdaoe 2anoet oa
= 4Iirnnat er nnA fnrIin Sci ESfta
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

Bort 2(nipar sr fort, Dor pligt er
flar."
Det er mooige Oro at Oen unge
Senator. Men boo tan nagte Sanos
beoen oeml
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
Sra oe hjemioete Gene.
His &jelp | Npben.
Gan 6ronciseo itaI gem
opbpgges Inareit null ct.

glaar pi nu ital forisse at gloe
rore 99iere ct 8egreb ON Stil@
lineen / De bjemipgte G9ne oeruos
poa pacifittpiten, ierlis / San
s5rancisco, Iaa er bet lite let at bloc,
bpor man ital begpnoe eller enoe eller
/ oct bele tdget tage fat; tbi Wieooes
lelierne oeruoe fra er Iuu omfatten=
oe, iaa oct bliper tun en- ringe Del
oerdf, pi fan gipe Ylaos for.
Smiolertio Tan oct meooeles, at
Sloen er itanoIet. 9llereoe 5res
bags Gftermiooags par man peo
at foa Den UNDER aontrOl, men Den
ioq fat poanD. Men 2sroags lag
De oen Jig. 2lf pg til iaas Sloen at
tlusis op paa foritellige Steoer, men
nmeipen af afbr9note Setter pod
alle Sioer tunoe ben ingen Staos
esre. Oct Iises. at omtrin9 Ell
7yisroeoel af gpen ifdl p9re blepen
itaanei.
Sopor mango Menneitelip, Der er
odoet tobt, pioss life paa ldngt
nar enonu. 500 Gig er blepen be-
orapeoe, og en- Wiasie er blepen pps
br1nOte, oels De br6note gngs
ninaer, oels efter WpnbeOernes Or
Ore. Der 9sres olt muliet for at
bepare SunobeostilItanoen. De om.
Tonnes sal pil ionoIpnIi9Ois nua
% oper 5uiinoe, oe nejagtigt bill oct
rimsliapis dlorig blipe tenot.
Gienoomstobet onIlaas MI i'll
$500 a $40o.o00,0o0, bporaf benpso
Salpoelen er o9ttet peo Qlsfurdnce.
De buspiloes sol bar p9ret dns
oipet til 100000, iom for en- itOr
Del bar MATTE ipge 5iliIugt oabs
ne Barter. gl. a. fort9lles Der ON.
al ser er foot mango gern | pors
fsrne. ri Der er liot ubeitrlpelig
meoe.. oct Iger fig Ielp. Wlen Gin
nriuo Jeoen er tommen bdooe
forbcpIenoe .hurtia og / forbdpfenoe
qPanqSe. .ebi. s9.et. Ser" ifriOsr !
Genoaqs at Der dh.'rsoe er 9lpat
100000. Meo 6enIp,. Ill purS
tiq 6i9lp opergaar bette q 'l1a'o'
oft | Siitorien. Smtring Senoes
bitten mente napnte 9lao, III De
$10,000,000 pilos bore forboblei.
Sg oct enoeli9e Maal gattes pud
at ifuQe blipe $50,0O0,0OO.
Oct iterite priuate gioraa er fra
Sames .. pbilun, Der tiolieere bar
peret San 5ranciscos gorgmeIter.
San bar tegnet Jig for 81 900, ,0OC.
vi ital ber oelpis meooele .Gbi. Rec.
6er."s elite opsr fore 9iordg, oels
fra gner, oels fra aorporationer pg
priDate M9no:
Der fslger lda en- bel Del flere
gioras paa $4,000, eet paa $1,000
oe mango paa $1,000. 9l. a. ifaI
naDnes 2(merifanere / 2onoon
$4,000.
Msn flere af 9ioragene er Der
onaipet altfor lapi, T. Gfs. Omaha.
9enne BINS 9Iaoe flyer, at Sen bill
ienoc $4,000 | pense os 9arer.
Der er iaa ret pi foritaor, peb oenne
9io afsaaet omtring % Garlas
@arer osrfrd.
Oct bsr oeioa n9pnes, at pras
iioeni Hooiebelt itrats ienote uHeo
6rois" i'm perionlige 9lnpisnina for
$1,000, Vicepraiioent Jairbanfs fin
for 5000 og Senator &nor fin for
$500.
Ogfaa lloldnoet bar tilbmot
6i9lp. Saaleoes bar 5amburqs
@merican 2inien tilbuot fin 9lnpiss
ming for $4,000; iarlis bar oeiaa
england piit fig pillis at bjalpe.
Wlen praiioent Rooiepelt bar meo
sbb 5otnemmelisbeo ofllaaet 6jelp
fra llolonoet ioet ban felte iie oper=
fepiif ON, at Qlmeritas efonomiife
9ilitano er faaoan, at 2onoet fan
hiGlpe fig felp. Der fpnes Dog at
pnre giort llnotagelie for Ganas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

Stiber fra asbenbdbn. 9lf Q. s.
Snbbolo:' Snblebnins 49, Rul<tols
berfclfene = Ssferfoftene - Runfi
ffinferen = Den fiulte Jdttisbom
- Den mpiftfe 2eier. III Siber
= tomponeret 9inb $1.OO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

1. 2tpril itiiteoes Der iflg. n&r.
Sml." en- oanif ep.slutb. Menigbeo
/ ct. Qlnoreps, Maib. paftor
Sperlen Wilbur, Waib. (af Den
banite airte), pil betjene Den npe
Menigbeo Iom 9lnnets. Oet &c
ii9r Marinette Soft, gamle Meni9z
heoslemmer, Der er beepnot at FAM
les oeruoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

.gn,1skrrett",
bet eneite banife glab Gmerita,
Der uo9aar to @anae ON llgen,
ub9ipes af uDanilb 2utb. Subj.
Sonle", Blair, Nebr.
Yrppe=gtumre ienoes frit paa
Torlan9enoe.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-15

man by the people of the county. Its donor was an
old man, at least twenty twenty years beyond
military age He wished, however, to do something
to show his interest in the and to aid in its
support. In accordance with his request had the
measures of the sixty TAKEN went to PETERSBURG
and let out the contract 1t only few DAYS
before the company in uniform, and not long be-
fore we were in the Camp of instruction in Rich
mond.
Of course, entering the army sundered my rela
ton to the Amelia Church. This painful to me
and met with general generous and strong opposition
from the people. They not so generally Cd.
posed to my joining the army, but to my giving up
the church. They wished me to continue as pastor
and let them the risk of obtaining a supply for
the pulpit or of remaining without services during
this period. To me this appeared impracticable and
injurious IN its consequences. So offered my resig
nation Internationally, which accepted and APP.
proved by Presbytery
How fortunate for the church was this decision
soon appeared when it secured at the services
OF that able, judicious and consecrated man, Rev
ID. w. Shanks just out of the Theological Seminary
their pastor. He labored among them acceptably
and efficiently for years, and recognized as
a powerful preacher, devoted pastor, and able
counsellor. He afterwards took rank among the
leading in the Synod.
In looking back on the two years and six months
OF my life in Amelia through the recedng vista of
forty-fve years, it is with feelings of pleasure
mingled with sadness; of pleasure, in that my reco
lections of the people and the work such as to
awaken nothing but gratitude and praise; of sad
ness, in that nearly all those with whom L then
associated tendery and affectionatey have passed
away from these earthly and out of reach
of human sympathy and utilization. Of all the mem
bers of these two Presbyterian churches at that time
L can now recall but six eight who in the land
of the living. But this condition awakens the thrill
ing thought and hope that long there will be a
reunion in the upper Sanctuary, where broken ties
will be re-establshed and an uninterrupted peace and
service be enjoyed forever.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-15
THY NEIGHBOUR?

Thy neighbor? 1t is he whom thou
Hast power to aid and bless;
Whose aching heart and burning brow
Thy soothing heart may press
Thy neighbor? IT'S the fainting poor.
Whose eye with want is dim;
Whom hunger sends from door to door,
Go thou and succor him.
Thy neighbor? IT'S that wearied man
Whose years are at their brim,
Bent low with sickness, cares and pain,
Go thou and comfort him.
Thy neighbour? IT'S the heart bereft
OF every earthly gen.
Widow and orphan, helpless left;
Go thou and shelter them
Thy neighbor? Yonder toiling slave,
Fettered in thought and limb,
Whose hopes all beyond the grave
Go thou and ransom him.
Whene'er thou meet'st human form
With any need or grief,
Remember It's thy brother worm,
o. give thou quick relief
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-15
AMELIA CHURCH.
TRoUBLoUS TINES.
REV. RICH RID NICKNAME.

1 could go indefinitely to narrate incidents of
interest connected with my life among the good people
of Amelia. My surroundings pleasant, the
people kind and apprecative; there plenty of
work to do and was bouyant with hope and aspira-
ton to be useful to those about
But from the beginning and throughout my pas
torate there a state of unrest and excitement
in the county, and, indeed in all the South and the
whole country. Slavery in the States and territories
and the Doctrine of Secession subjects warmly
discussed, and the public mind greatly agitated.
The heated debates in the United States Congress.
John Browns capture of Harper's Ferry and his at
tempt to incite instruction of the slaves in the
South his trial and execution at Charles Town,
Jefferson County, President Buchanan's Proclamation
appointing day of Fasting Humiliation and Pray
Ell, view of the state of the country, the election
of Abraham Lincoln President of the United States
the Secession of South Carolina the formation of the
Confederate States of America, the Bombardment of
Fort Sumpter, the Proclamation of President Lin
coin, calling for seventy five thousand troops for the
subjugaon of the Confederate States, the Secession
of the State of Virginia and the capture of Harpers
Ferry the next day by Virginia troops events
which followed another in close and dire
cession.
While these burning questions were being discussed
and these epoch-making events occurring, it i'm
possible for any one to be neutral. They obtruded
themselves into every mans life and vital,
practical issues The women, too, were alert and
interested their fathers and husbands and broLn-
private and in many instances ministers of the Cos
pei made them themes for discussion in the pulpit.
So far L remember / never alluded to the po-
litical condition of the country from the pulpit,
cept the day of Prayer and Humiliation, until the
final issue, but confined myself strictly to my
ton minister of the gospel in declaring the
sci of God revealed in the Scriptures. Outside of
the pulpit, did not hesitate express my opinions
and convictions anywhere.
At this period, and for many decades preceding,
the Fourth of July was great day throughout Vir-
gnia. From my childhood in Petersburg / had
been accustomed to the parade of volunteer troops,
the assembling of citizens male and female, under
the shade of the trees in of Poplar Lawn, the
reading of the Declaration of independence, and the
delivery of patriotic GRAFTON by prominent
citizen appointed for the purpose. On settling in
Amelia, found the same custom in vogue, it was
generally throughout the Commonwealth. In the
year 1859 | invited to make the 4th of July
Grafton at the Amelia Springs where there
gathered, in addition to the men and women from
wide adjacent area, the cavalry companies of Amelia
Cumberland and Powhatan counties prepared my
address with care, wrote and re-wrote it, and
mitted it to memory. 1t conservative through
out hopeful of peaceful settlement of the difficulties
that confronted us, urgent of a higher and better
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-08-15
THE PREACHING NEEDED FOR THE AGE.

We think apology is needed for taking up and
dealing with subject which is so vital to the well
fare OF the Church of Christ the preaching need
ed for the age Specially is it necessary in these days
when much is made of form and ceremony and
often so little of the spirit of religion to have brought
before hearts and minds what is required to make
the Church strong and prosperous as well as JOY
and praise in the EARTH We should lose
sight of the fact that the Church is composed of in
dividual members the aim of the preacher should
always be to bring each individual soul into per-
sona contact with Jesus Christ, who alone give
life, hope and victory. 1t is not enough to deal in
generaties and truisms, which evaporate into thin
air. leaving trace behind them, but must get to
the very heart of the Gospel, and proclaim full de-
lverance from sin, complete victory over sin, and
final blessedness in heaven, because Christ Jesus
"bore our sins in His own body the tree" The
specialists in the domain of theology may be left to
work out their theories, suppostions and speculation
at their leisure and if they benefit truth add
to our knowledge of things Divine in any way we
shall be glad; although it to they often only
make confusion confounded."
But the preacher is not to make his pulpit plat
form Tor airing theories for casting doubt on any
part of Gods revealed truth rather is he, having
his heart filled with the Word of Truth to proclaim
the whole counsel of God, that even the weakest
nearer may feel strengthened by the portion brought
from his Fathers table and the most careless realize
what fool he is to be starving when there is bread
enough and to spare in his Fathers house We must
guard scrupulously against raising uncalled-iof
doubts in any minds, against placing stumbling
block in the way of any weak brother, remen-
bering the words of Lord concerning those VINO
cause even the humbest believer unnecessarily 10
stumble. Week by week in every congregation there
are hungry souls to be fed, so we must bring them
the Bread of Life there sorrowful hearts to DO
comorted, so we must present the comforts and cor
solutions of the Gospel; there lives which neeu
building up and strengthening, so we must give them
the sincere milk of the Word to promote spirltuai
growth and all need edifcation, so we must righuy
divide the Word of Truth But in addition to az
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-02
THE BREATH OF LIFE.

It's significant fact that the strong
est animal Of its size, the gorilla also
has the largest lungs. Powerful lungs
means powerful creatures. How to keep
the breathing organs right should be
mans chiefest study. Like thousands
of others, Mrs. Ora A Stephens of Port
Williams. o., has learned how to do
this. She writes: Three bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery stopped my
cough Of two years and cured me of
what my friends thought consumption.
o, it's grand for throat and lung trou-
bles." Guaranteed by 2. c. M. /. Drug
Dept. Price SOC and $1.00. Trial bottle
free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-02
AS to Motives and Honesty.

We dsprecate the attempt of the ad-
vocates Of separate maintenance to cloud
the plain issue by the arts of detraction
and Islander. They attempt TO make IL
appear that this movement originates in
alleged hyprocricy and dishonesty on the
part of individuals or in the imaginary
lack of honor in the state commission, or
in the asserted greed of the people of
Salt Lake, or in the supposed hostility
of the university to the college. We beg
to assure our esteemed fellow-alumni of
the college that we are not enemies, but
friends; and that if we knew of or sus-
pected any attempt to "assassinate' or
even 10 injure the college, we should re-
sent ii quite as emphatically as they
themselves do. Nor do we believe that
the proper training of college students is
consistent with arousing I'm their minds
the worst passions of jealousy and riv-
airy to which young people are suscep-
tible We regard the question as the
greatest yet placed before the people of
Utah, since the results Of the decision
they make will be far reaching, and will
increase with the years We, therefore,
welcome all information. from whatever
source it comes, that will enable the peo-
pie Justly and well 10 decite a question
of such moment.
JOHN c. MACKAY.
President Alumni Association Of the Uni
versity of Utah.
Granger, Utah, Sept. /, 1905.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-02
UTAH COUNTY DIRECTORY.

r. L. Polk & Co. of this city have
just issued a very complete Directory
of Provo City. in which is included all
of the other cities and towns in Utah
County, as well as a list of all the
Landowners. showing number Of acres
owned, assessed valuation Of same, and
owners postoffice address. This pub
lication is selling for $500 per copy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-02
EXCURSION TO OGDEN
And Ogden CANYON,

Sunday, Sept. 2, via Oregon Short Line.
Round trip to Ogden only $1.00. Trains
leave Salt Lake 40 and 1920 a M, or
l so, 4:05 or sos D. m. Returning, leave
Ogden 4:1O or $40 p. m, and special at
1890 d. m. Fine trout and chicken
dinner at the Hermitage in Ogden can
Won.