The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-03-15

is TO lie the language, that IT viii be
the language that will be learned,
because the Lord Almighty Is still
running his universe, the people will
learn the language OF our Bible. shat
the Lord means for q brotherhood
and it vii! be in h English language.
IN the nineteenth century it was the
neighborhood, but in h twentieth
century we must maxi il brotherhood
NeiShbOrhood without brotherhood is
Then Mr.. ELLIS discussed questions
of travel ana how in his cfrcumnavi-
cation Of the globe he had met With
ali manner Of c~onveNanccS- There
was a ripple OF laughter as nc spoke
Of the iinricESbaW. the mar pulled
car rs perhaps the origin OF the
Pullman ear. POLLING OF conditions
he met, he declared the world today
to be Il restless world, profoundly
restless" Japan, Korea, China. India
and other countries were cited With
examples TO show the unrest, with
Korea \ decadent nation; Japan
sweeping down upon Korea TO efface
it." The power Of the Living God Is
making Korea now n Il. viii be
saved by His power he declared, az
he told OF Christianity being the
! power that would save that country.
Talking Of the fears Of the yellow
peril" he told of min four hOu"
bred million, that its population. with
! Out tohtllJ1S IVA IL "'NAN
thirteen long years to pass before
President Taft, if il We're put IA SOL
der on PeDrsyiVani3 ave
nue.. He told Of the evidence 81 us
people and Of their expert kI1oWicdSe
| ard repeated Napoicon's Declaration
There sleeps China GOD plly H5
| II she wakens. Let her siocp,' :tI'l
from this drew the Thought that
China is awakening, and That u she
awakens ia heathendoIn. theIt coo
pity the conflict, that thr,s'}ani1E
INST take the place Of b~e4Athendoln
ana th.f the missionaries In their
work are doing valiant service 20
make it a Christian nation
'rhat the worlds unrest IS rcach!nS
ont after American teachings, MY
ellis declared to be u profound troth,
md he told Of Instances. on1 helt
that bccausc of this we ahoutu ~,
h.. yaingIoyious, yet THAI III orr iao-
ora.orv there is to be worked oot tht
x,rov,d nroblem, and that We shooio
roco,-n,Ze that there is no DrotneF
hood without fathcrhooh. tnat out
first allegiance is TO the SIDE VI
Kings, and we should esosn aa.,o 80
duty to the other man. re otc!atSu
.bat in this state and ADJOINING
Sf.tes with it's purest o. AnSio-S~aAoi
blood there IS preserved me "oha -
cod. and that North Caroi2na III W.
and religion has proved ltSe-i " A'"
me call to laynlan IS to e
forrpard in mission work, that hcatn'
endon should be ended. tha' II =
better for leprosy To exist IL ~
street than to have close ftiA''
with hcathendon. that hnt Tor IN
Christian religion lie would DC % ~,
class that would ans"ef i'iolIa
WasoD's attack Oh the ~io'
with Il blow below the ear. u y -
@edIcation that will solve the problem
but religion, that the ult'mate 1 ! - :
the fact Of religion, the service o. -,
m ;ss; to the world eAceeuItIi
Thar of all the diplomats. hat 70
missionaries are doing the job that !
making over the world; their md a'e5 live
that to change the mines tito ~
|. Of the billion in h~eathendonl, "ltho1
them the work not going 5or"aFo.
In closing his stirring address M !
Ellis told OF the horrors OF famine !
| China and OF the treat1''en. "a =
! PEOPLE. drawing q vivid picsare y