Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-24
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Square Deal.-The square deal for
every man should be our ideal.-Rev.
Charles Stelzle, Presbyterian, New York
City.
The Bible.-The Bible does not hold
tina place it once did. 1T holds a better
place.-Rey. DR.. Eakin, Episcopalian.
Toronto.
Satan's Work.-God follows Satan to
turn the grindstone while his Jewels
are being polished.-Rev. G. T. Rus
sell. Congregationalist, Cincinnati.
Progress-Humanity ever pro-
crossing, though human nature may re-
main always the same.-Rev. John
Howard Melisb. Episcopalian, Brooklyn.
Practical Religion.-Religion was
never more practical than now. We
care less for creeds mi more for deeds.
Rev. r. s. Macarthur, Baptist, New
York City.
Experience.-Llfe holds many lamps
that shine in the night, but the bright
est Is the lamp Of experience.-Rev.
Newell Dwight Hills, Congregational
W. aWENE'
LIST. Brooklyn.
What We Need.-The greatest need
to-day Is not more men, but more man.
Not more women, but more Woman To
be rich In deed and In truth is ulti-
ately a consciousness.-Rey. James
Montgomery. Methodist, Denver.
God-Given Powers.-God gives to
some people the money making faculty,
as He gives to others the power to
write poems. paint pictures, carve
statues OIL lead an army.-Rev. Charles
B, Mitchell, Methodist, Cleveland.
The Star of Hope.-May the Star Of
Bethlehem. the star OF hope, the star
Of the year and the new era, forever
beckon US on to higher planes Of dev0-
ton, love and service.-Rev. Walter r.
Tourtellot, E~plscopalian, Providence.
Doctrines that Satisfy.-The Chris
tian religion proclaims doctrines which
satisfy the highest aspiration OF the
human intellect, n crafty the legitt-
mate cravings Of the human heart
Cardinal Gibbons, Roman Catholic, Bal
tlmore.
Eulogy.-Don't wait until a man Is
gone to express FOUR sympathy and
eulogies. The flowers and kind words
will not do him any good then. The
world now has too much epitaphy and
too little tafy.-Rev. Thomas Uzzel, In
dependent, Denver.
Thinking.-Wrong thinking may be
Just as disastrous as no thinking.
Thinking is seed-sowing, and the fruit
OF your thoughts is either wheat or
tares, good or evil, according to the
sowing.-Rev. j. w. Francis, Presbyte-
rian, Parkersburg.
Calamity.-We save the heart from
the stagnation of selfishness By the OPP
portunitys offered BY a calamity. We
put less value on things OF time and
learn to weigh the things Of the spirit
when calamity speaks.-Rey. William
@. Covert, Presbyterian, Chicago.
Charity.-If our Christian people had
the spirit Of their Master, would there
not be AZ many coming to the doors Of
the bureau Of charities In these trying
days saying, What can we do to help7"
a. there are saying what car you do
to help us?"-Rev. Willard B. Thorpe,
Congregationalist, Chicago.
Race Suiclde.-Ths children OF the
nation OF q century g numbered about
one-third Of ths entire population; at
present they are hardly q fourth. Rela-
lively to the present population OF the
YY~HkrL4 0k~koo kN,Nuo - f7nnvnman To
births of nearly seven millions.-Bishop
McEaul, Roman Catholic, Trenton.
Future Progress.-Our future pro
xress must be spiritual. Physically we
have done the best, and intellectually
we have made our giants. Man Is az
Jet being made, and he has the tools OF
his perfection. Psychological power %
aiding man to see his sphere and real
power.-Rev. @. j. Harris. Universallst,
Atlanta.
Proof Of the Souls Existence.-Re-
sponsibility, the praise o. blame a man
incurs for his deeds, the inevitable de-
duction rherefrom that he might have
acted differently, and the element OF
choice-these are the strongest evil
dences Of the existence OF the human
soul.-Rev. DR.. Felix Adler, Society Of
Ethical Culture. New York City.
Observation-Disclosures 10 not con.
version.SzzssTAh here must be something back
OF profession, How many there are
who profess to know God, but In act
deny Him. Joining the church u not
conversion. Simply Joining the church