The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-08-24

w no Sllall SepdTuLe us! Shall
tribulatiCal or distress, or persecution
or famine, or nakedness, or peril. or
sword? For | am persuaded, that
neither death nor life, nor angels,
nor principalities, nor power, nor
things present, nor things to come,
nor height. nor depth, NOR any other
creature shall be able to separate us
from the love of Cod. This lam
puage was used by ST. Paul, in en-
phasizing his fealty to God and exem-
piiying his belief in the power of
divin" love to uphold and sustain
the faithful and trustful soul through
all the trying vicissitudes of human
life. 1t is the most beautiful and
expressive characterization of the
power of love to sustain as we'll as
the iulllity OF evil combinations in at
tempting TO make shipwreclS of a soul
trusting in God and being sustained
by God.
Next to the worlds saviour-we
lhihk Paul the grandeSt character the
world has ever seen. Being one of
earths greatest men intellectually;
lowering above earthly potentates as
giant over pigmy-yet he became
rs little child in the clinginp
simplicity of his faith. With intel
l'ct, education and push-he might
nave become one of the greatest COM
mercial promoters and died one of
tile wealthiest men of all time. But
ne chose the better things of life and
became an humble preacher-suffer-
Ing lndignities, hardships, imprison-
HehtS. ScourgingS such as no modern
preacher has ever undergone or ex-
peFlenced, and all for the sake of the
eternal salvation of the souls of men,
"hom he thought were worthy of all
me saviour had suffered, and he was
suffering. He taught that God was
no respector of persons and he be-
heved in the fatherhood OF God and
III" universal brotherhood of man
The world today regards Paul as the
most sublime hero. teacher and
preacher that ever lived. AS the ages
RON away, generation succeeding
seherauon. cycle after cycle weaving
the passing years into the measure
less web OF eternity. the character
OF Paul will grow more luminous.
NOR" brilliant and he will be better
understood then than now Character.
hhperishable character-the eternal
part of man. leaves it's impress on
the pages of life. whether the i'm
Dress be good or bad, and this history
Is written day by day and subsequent
N recorded in the Book of Life.
PanTs earthly life has been nvd, his
history has been written and the
world judges him impartially for
what he was. Bold, steadfast, deter
miTled. honest, truthful and brave un-
10 death. an eXampler for mankind un-
10 the end.
Dropping suddenly from the apex
earthly glory into the vortex of a
"oR pen. we take time to drag out
All" discuss creature. the absolute
""'ithesis of Paul. Life nor death.
''Nperation. villification. abuse. YER
"'i ana written attacks, truthful
'"'iseS without number. backed by
'"'lSpntable testimony. The hatred
"i every honest citizen. ignominy,
shame. dishonor and branded as n
inner, liar. CRATER and every name
expressive of the contempt people
nav" for him. None of these things
P''Ate Adulterons Judas Quill from
.n" position OF Chief of Police which
'iHHpHoTbu ever since he was
"iF'iht"d. Paul had character, Quill
tas none.
"'"!t"rous Judas Quill robbed
,H'"'F-iiv" special policemen out of
each by paving them $500 a
I''" and collecting $500 from the
WY '"r each of them. Big jim in an
'>Paha'ory letter to the Gazette.
""''N needed explaining. called this
' tA'"Ving an 'indiScretion'' and
.t'''" II out that Adulterous had
-'. .'" - per cent out of the men.
'' u" made the further stateme,
"'' me men approached Old Adulter-
''" "fered to take $500 per day,
N"". ilolley was talking through
"a'. ana about a subject of which
80" absolutely nothing. Adulter-
''iaS Quill did the approaching
.'9"" the offer of $500 per day
"'d to each of them We have
'''l.S of these gentlemen and
VIII confront Old Adulterous in
''lI". Holley's figuring on per-
may work in Lincoln county
,, 'n pan ont properly in Kama
EN"n the Woods Colt" the
.''H from Lincoln co,rnty-the
"lhE calculating election thiet
hEur@ this sum inst as Ho1ley
Tough he would swear that
figures are correct If there