The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-13
THERE IS BAD COMPANIONSHIP In HE'LL.

ticket for president OF the United
States, my father was one of the
delegates 20 the presidential conven-
ton in Chicago. We then lived. in
New York. He took US children with
him nearly to the convention, left us
in a quiet country town in Michigan,
went on to the convention, and then
came back for us, and we started
east, The train was filed with lead
ing politicians. When We got to Al
bany we left the train. and got on
/ Hudson river steamboat This
steamboat was filled with the leading
Democratic politicians. and We had
political meeting for hours that
evening. Man after man Of our most
gifted orators stood up and spoke
to the crowd, but there was one man
who stood there who eclipsed every
one else. As that man stood there
everybody was spellbound by the
power Of his eloquence. everybody
was electrified, and Ia boy of eight
y
the marvellous eloquence of this man
Years passed. One day l went out
on our front lawn. ! saw something
lying on our lawn there. all covered
with vomit, sleeping heavily, snoring
like an overfed hog. When / went
up to it ! found It was a man, and
alas, 1t was the very man who that
night had carried by storm all on
that steamer. He had gone down.
He died I'm a madhouse through drink
and tobacco.
During our Worlds Fair there
was a woman's board appointed to
receive the dignitaries of the old
world, to receive the members of
the nobility, and the members of
the royalty of Spain and other coun-
tries A woman stood right near
Mrs. Potter Palmer, who was the
ruling one of the women's commits
sion. dazzling people by her Aeauty
and by her wit. Just before left
Chicago to go round the world some
friends of mine were dow in the
slums of Chicago hunting for poor,
forlorn ones that they might help,
and they found a poor creature with
nails grown like a birds claws, long
tangled hair, twisted full Of filth. face
that had not been washed for weeks,
clad in a single filthy garment
wreck And when they began to talk
with her they found it was that
woman who had stood so near Mrs.
Potter Palmer during all the honors
of the Worlds Fair. She had gone
down through cocaine.
without Hope.
&c. One thing more He'll Is a
world without hope. There are men
who tell you that the word 'aionois.
translated everlasting never means
everlasting; but when they tell you
so they either have not looked into
the mstter-whlch is the most likely
or else they tell you a deliberate
falsehood. 10 is true Il does not
necessarily mean everlasting. Wheth-
er it does or not has to be determined
by the context In Matt. XIV. 46, we
read, These shall 90 away into ever
lasting life, and these into everlast-
| Ing punishment and If II means ever
lasting in one part OF the verse. by
every known law OF exegesis II must
mean the same in the other part of
the verse. and nobody questions that
II does mean everlasting in the one
case.
Furthermore. there Is another ex-
preston, Els tous aionas tom aionon'
cUnto the ages of the ages'), used
twelve times in one book, eight
times Of the existence OF God and
the duration OF His reign, once OF
1.-The duration OF the blessedness OF the