The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-03

bering ourselves, but by Forgetting
ourselves, that we win immortality."
unsclnshness Of Christ in4laying down
His life, and summarized q few. reasons
to show that He has earned, the title
OF '"rho Prince of Peace" Peace was
not to be @attained by wealth, by power
Christ and the Divine principles and
precepts He 5inculcatcd
Money will not buy peace" he said.
"As an instance of this. fact, 1t is
worthy Of note that a few have reached
difficulty in getting othors to accept
their money. There is no better evil
dence of the growth of morality and
OF the prevalence of the teachings OF
Christ than the growing attention
ethics Of money making. !" De-
Social distinction will not bring
peace, said tho speaker, and in this con-
nection he added:
Those on the inside Of the four hun
dred are always fearful lest they may
be excluded and those on the outside
are constantly afraid that they will not
DO able to get in. daughter and ap-
plause.)
God gave recipe for. peace. 1t is
faith in God. He has given us assur-
ance that death is not the end Of life.
God has given to every created thing
tongue that proclaims the life to
come" Y
This thought was beautifully illus
erated with the conservation OF life
and tho reproduction Of life of a grain
OF wheat from the pyramids. which has
lain dormant for thousands Of years.
yet which will germinate and produce
many times its own
ME MIR; BRYAN ;,G,1 cited tho fact that once
Wnen young man he had written to
lngersoll and asked him for u state
ment OF his belief as to whether the
soul was immortal and other ques.
tions as to his religious belief. Mr.
a printed leafletin which the only an
sWer to the most vital questions as to
the future life and Immortality was
the sentence. II do not know" 1t was
inconcelyable, said the speaker, how
any man could accept or derive any
comfort from that cold and cherries
/ doctrine.
Service the Measure.
Service is the measure of great
ness" he continued. 1T is not how
but how much we can put into 1t
BE not overcome Of OWL, but overcome
evil with good was the sublime teach.
ing Of Christi
example and the power, Of the life Of
tho upright over tho lives of others
Mr. Bryan concluded with the enun.
citation, "The Christian life is the un,
| nnSWcraDle argument tnnt CnrlSL is INT
Prince of Teace. His platform wa:
Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thy
1 self. There Is no solution of any
| question that violates this doctrine tina
| is a permanent solution.
4 "Chrlst's doctrine Is the doctrine O.
tho strong. It not only brings peace
/ but 1t brings strength also. 1t Is tbs
doctrine OF truth. and a man ought t.
be as willing to die for tho truth as tt
| live for 1t. The great things that
have been done in.the world 'have beer
done by men who have been willing to
butt the wall and trust to God for tn
result"
In conclusion. Mr.. Bryan summed W
/ his conclusions: The Prince OF Peace
has title FIe has earned; lie ha
4 brought peace to millions; Ho hn
| given the world q moral code that WI
bring peace between man and man, DO
/ tween nation and nation.
AS. the speaker resumed his seat i, !
4 great wave of applause swept over IN
audience. in which tho great mn1orit!
appeared TO ioin, thousands .clapplns
4 their hands, and not O few giving voca
expression to their communication Q
tho speaker and his presentation of hi
i theme. M