The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04

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,YN, July 3.-Pastor Sussell oil
''lrn tabernacle preached today
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cy OF ND attentive audience. He
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y, To some, OF course. IL
g9fd HAY time OF recreation.
no,of IL lis II speaks cloqueptly
e'lh'Sr SruIirhteuine the World.'
f5Nere e,,irs of the republic must
NJ e, an influence has gone forth
Des Dsares 10 the uttermost bounds
~ an influence against tyrnn-
fgIu broad. general way In line
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ne ~ others as it desires It's
reI,ue e,ssnectcd 1t is difficult to
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. 10 10 every country unueI it' nea'en, y;
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TN And yet, dear friends, every
IN every year, as our IDEAS ma
- come TO see more and more
',v ~ what constitutes true ho-
nd 10 distinguish this from IL
/, which sometimes steals the ny
4 tsarfy. TO grossly misrcprcsent H.
mi surprising that many who
M @,r shores from lands where
n ,Jherty is almost unknown are
N sxpect more liberty than We
;.,s - accord them. They arc obliged
sSyrsdnalIy the lesson that social
*isnIfios. not personal license. but
-rts<on 10 do only those things
iii moi Interfere with the rights
,,;Isa Of others. Indeed, this is the
vbieh all must learn in order 10
4 'nseful citizens of this republic:
iberefore to be learned by all
-,nld enjoy true liberty. II is the
4 III sels-coutrol: the lesson of mind
80 own business; the lesson OF
4 evil OF no man; the lesson OF
eood unto all men aS we have
|<nitr: The lesson of lntruding on
.-rper rights and privileges OF no
9, But alas. how few Of the world
oFue 10 rightly view the liberty Of
X boast.
In the School Of Christ.
/ IN the school of Christ that the
OF disciples OF the Lord Jesus
tarn of him, the Great Teacher. the
tapt lesson Of selt-control and the
I exercise OF our own liberty. with
upon the rights and lib
q others. Alas. dear friends. we
toncede that remarkably few of thc
! people have learned this lesson
Ir qualified 10 graduate along this
Many followers OF Christ con-
'5 practice Injustice In the little
: Of life, neglccring to regard the
Is and rights OF others. In the
4 IN the home, in business. the
d others are all too frequently
y Or only partially recognized. IL
Z Important that We learn 10 recoS-
he rights and liberties OF others
: courye tends 10 make us Cod
'1sly gets US into difficulty un-
arly. The apostles instruction Is
. far as possible we should live
,hy With all men, which often
dtAtes the voiding OF our own rights
szke OF peace
matter Of insisting upon rights
n<Tties Is moving the world more
'cfc toward contention and strife.
isisning IL toward the great time
rhe which shall eneulf the whole
Structure. Doubtless tho great
y Will be claiming their indivld-
'nh while almost totally disregard
b rights OF others. We urge.
ne. that kind OF love OF liberty
6 willing 10 sacrifice as respects
, privileges. that IL may be helpful
Es IN maintaining their proper
s Nor does this signify that the
OF God should ignore their own
and fight for tile liberty OF others.
We should stand for the princi-
righteousness. and both by word
ttept refrain from stirring up Yio-
o. leopardizlng the interests Of
!, Liberty OF conscience We should
dn In ourselves and should en-
2 In others
aoerty Of Children Of God"
tsnl speaks in our text of the
y Of the children OF Cod" This
ny signifies our descrtiun from