Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-05
MUCH INTEREST PREVAILS
 IN ADVENTIST MEETINGS.
Several Hundred Are Occupying Tents
 on the Grounds.

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 the speaizcr of the evening and took for his text Prov. 9-1s, Where there Is no vision the people perisi.- He said life depends upon ones insight and foresight. The greatest men are those who see things which others do. nor see and in that way have stronger vision. The majority of the people of today have their eyes blinded towards eternal things by the cares of this life What doth it profit a man We are more interested in our earthly business than in the business of God. In the old days Solomon when speaking of his great possessions. said: And with all 1 have nothing. Moses had offer ed to him the throne Of Egypt but de cLined for he had upon his mind the giving of the everlasting gospel
 Health and Our Relation Towards It.
 Sunday morning at Il o'clock Dr. D. H. Krass of Washington D. C.. spoke on Health and Our Relation Towards It. using for his text lisa. 57-1o, l dwell in the high and holy place, with him also that is of a contrite and humble spirit. He declared upon opening his talk: God dwells in two places, in heaven and in the temple of men, and that the bodies of men today may be used as the temples of God It is a sad fact that 50 many are defiling these ltHkplGS VI It'll luc cNlIS Ol tOudSy SdCH as alcohol, tobacco, tea and coffee, the speaker giving some of the effects of each upon the human body and mind. The great reforms which have been made in the world have been preceded by special physical development. Phy- sical power must be better developed in order that the mental power may grow The two must work hand m hand.
 Religious Liberty.
 The service at 3 D. m. was the most important one so far and was attend ed by many from out of town, every seat being filled and many chairs be- ing brought into the tent. Prof. and Mrs. Dexter sang. The opening hymn given by Rev. J. c. Stephens was On ward Christian Soldiers. Invocation by Rev. F. c. Gilbert preceded the sing K c. Russell was the speaker of the afternoon. He has been for several years secretary of the religious liberty department Of the denomination, with headquarters at Washington. D. C.
 He said in his address: We believe in religious liberty We cite for our examples. first, Jesus Christ. and, sec ond his follower Roger Williams. We do not believe in infringing upon the dictates of any mans conscience We hold to the constitution Of this gov ernment. We believe that the increase
  the liquor traffic We are trying to defeat the liquor traffic by life, voice and vote.
 Religious liberty gives you a right to keep Sunday, Monday or any other day. We believe We have the right to keep the seventh day as stated in the fourth comma lendment. Would you who profess to keep Sunday like to be cenl palled by the state 60 perform the duties implied in it's observance I have often been asked the question, Would you like to have a law com- polling people to keep Saturday 1 answer No I believe in religious ib- erty- There are no less than 750 Sev- enth Day Adventists who have been arrested for doing work in quiet manner on Sunday in thirteen states. Last year nine were arrested in South Carolina for picking strawberries on Sunday.
 In Christ's example on earth He did not use force but persuasion in His tea chings- The Golden Rule was ap- piled to the Sunday laws. The speaker declared that the state had no right to interfere with mans religion