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was not needed. Moran rolled on his
SIDE and his legs scrambled for a foot
ing. out his mouth was open and his
eyes rolled back. and the shouting
seconds brought no meaning to his
deadened senses. II was several min
utes before he regained consciousness.
Wolsast a Hero.
AS Wolgast turned to his corner,
more firmly planted than ever on his
lightweight throne. grin flashed
across his bleeding lips and he
plucked with his gloved hands at the
American flag he wore about his
waist. In second he was smothered
in the throng OF admirers who surged
into the ring. united the battle Scared
flag and waved it over Wolgast's head.
Some battle for the Fourth OF
July" he painted. as the photograph.
ers fought through the crowd TO get
his picture
Moran's seconds entered a claim OF
foul. but the blows in question were
plainly seen from the ringside. and
the protest was disallowed.
Moran Outfousht.
Never for a moment during the
battle did the terrific pace slacken.
The American carried the fight TO his
opponent from the first tap OF the
gong. as Moran was never able TO
keep him at long range. II was in the
clinches that the champion showed 10
best advantage. Moran was unable
TO perfect a defense against the short.
ripping right uppercuts. Wolgast
worked TO his ribs. and the loop the
loop punch. right uppercut TO the
lace outside his own left arm. shat
snapped the Britisher's head back re-
peatedly and kept his mouth bleeding
from the first round.
At long range Moran clearly out
pointed the Michigan boy. and his
clever ducking and footwork extricat.
ed him from many tight corner. n
was battle OF a clever and expert
enced boxer against a tearing. ripping
fighter The fighter weathered the
storm with never a sign of distress.
IL was rough fight from the start
In his dressing room Wolgast said:
1T was easy all the way. | would
have had the decision IL the fight had
gone 10 the end. Moran's claim that
fouled him was foolish. He went
down because he could not hold on
any longer. pitted him in the stom-
ach five times. all fair. square blows.
and then clipped his jaw. That's all
there was TO IT,"
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WARRINGTON
Defeats clarksburg Yesterday at Man.
nington Two Games by All
Around Playing.

...H ".T IHtHl.|Enrrar
MANNINGTON july 3thETbe
semi professional team OF this place
added two more victories 20 their al.
ready large list this morning by dc.
f"atinE the Clarksburg team in
double bill today The morning game
resulted boz Warrington winning 10
.. and Was featured by the all around
playing Of Huntington and tho home
run made by Rceder. The score.
" o. F.
WprH.uEtnu 1o0ooio2 c-s Do
'l.rkshurE fn.ue 10000 B
u7u"r.e. Allen and C.uuors. Cuppett
anil IftH anu
The second game was featured by
home run ciOuts uy R.dEiey and con
nors OF the home club and the pitch.
Ing 81 Cannon. The score.
Mann .rrfHu tflf041 %
''Hf f.lurE uunUu0 -1 :
Iaffar.'e Cannon ana Conurrs. uan-
l'F tUI ftw..u
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OPENING GAMES
Played ~ Beiai~e New Ball Park Re.
suit i1 Benvood Winning one
and TIcIr1 the Other

Tho nos baseball park In Hcilaire
vae opened 'or fhr season lndcpcnd
once daF. whom fro strong Bcua'ro
uIuo and thc Honnood AGGREGATION
rIaehrd Thr two frHma hafrrd fo a
fo 'u fhr morning ramc. tho battle
being called NIfh tho scnro % fo ID
Th" afternoon ramc vac won h, the
SOU town team hy fhe score of 90 f1 90
IHF crowds Witnessed both rams>, and
DO" morning Same was preceded b. o.
street paad" over The pru Gpai
streets ui uc foRu
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Afternoon Game.

The afternoon game was easily won
by Pittseurg. II 10 l. They hit the
ball hard and often in the third in
ming, getting seven hits, including
TWO three-baggers. netting them six
runs. In the fourth inning G.. Lauder
milk supplanted Steel and gave four
bases on balls. forcing in a run. Then
Geyer was sent in. and three runs
were made while he pitched. Hendrix
was steady from start TO finish. The
score.
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NEW YORK. July 4.-Notice was
received to-day from National League
headquarters that Manager Dahlen. OF
the Brooklyn club. had been suspend
ed for three days and Pitcher Scanlon
fined S25 for protesting decisions too
vehemently during yesterdays game
with Boston.
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;ame); Chicago tied Philadelphia and

camel: Chicago tied Philadelphia and
New York for first place in the Ma
uonal league pennant race by win
ming the morning game from Cincin-
natl today 10 3. Pitcher Keefe. Of
Cincinnati. had one bad inning. After
walking two men he made an error
ana was then touched for five hits.
TWO OF which were home runs and
one double. Richter. of Chicago.
pitched fine game. but weakened in
the last inning. when four hits and n
base on balls netted two runs. Hob
litzeIs home run counted the other
run. Clar6e's hand was Nadly hurt in
the first inning and he retired. Score:
Chicago ..........O q ) q % O q =.
Cincinnati .......O % u % o n o. 4
Batteries-keefe and Clarke Mclean
SeNeroid' Rlchter, Brown and Archer.
Impires. tombstone and Eason
Afternoon: Cincinnati and Chicago
played ? TO 2 tie this afternoon. the
game being called at the end OF The
tenth inning by agreement to allow
the players to catch a train. Score:
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ST. Louis.

7 WU UIsH IIfE. Ii0VUr TTroe I4ee
hits, Byrr" Wagner. Hendrix Sacr.-
tire rit- liaueer. Leach. Sacrifice fy.
NJ ..sor. stolen bases. Leach. Warner.
wilson. lieuser First base on balls
orr Hendrix. b, of steele. .. orr I.au-
a"rmlk. .. off Geyer. Q. Struck out
ltF H"ndr,N =. 10y Gcyer. !. Left uu
bases littshurg. :. 81 Louis. @ HIS.
orr steele. in innings. or Lauder
mil. iu ID inning. Time. go. I'm
TlrcS Brennan and Klein
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Two base hits: Leach. Mowrey. 2
Three base hits: Ellis. 2. Leach. SacrI-
fi'e hits: Mowrey Sacrifice flies:
byrne. pakes. stolen bases. Carey. Ellis.
Mowrey and Konetchy; Hauser. HuEgins
ana konetchy. Base on balls. orr Steele.
:. or Harmon. 8. Struck out. BY steele
., by Harmon. 2. Left on bases. Pitts.
burg, 8, 81. Louis. :. First base on or
rUrs; 50. Louis. I. Time. 80 EMPIRES.
KLEIN and Brennan.
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DETROIT
BUSTED FROM FIRST PLACE BY
PHILADELPHIA.
Tigers Split Even with Chicago. While
Philiies Cop Double Header
From New York.


% Washington. p. Boston.
o. Boston. 4 Washington, 3
ID Philadelphia. =. New York. 4
90 Philadelphia. II. New York. ..
90 Chicago. Z, Detroit g.
'-t.D Detroit. u. chicago. 10.
I'D cleveland. s. 81 Louis. E.
90 81. Louis. 8. Cleveland. .
Thirteen innings. eleven innings
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STATE.
MornlnQ Games.

York. ?: Harrisburg. I.
Lancaster. o.: Reading. &
Trenton. ?: Wilmington. =.
Johnstown. I: Altoona.
Afternoon Games
Harrisburg. {: York. o.
Reading. .: Lancaster. q.
Trenton. s. Wilmington. l.
Johnstown. :: Altoona. 4.
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PITTSBURG. July 4.-St. Louis de-
feated Pittsburg in a spirited game.
Inc local team was crippled with
Clarke i'll and Miller and McKechnle
under a three days suspension. The
score:
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DIVIDE
Piosburg and ST. Louis Split Even on
Double Header at Forbes
Field.
Yeaterday,a n.eanlta

% Boston. 3: Brooklyn. ?.
20 brooklyn. I. Boston, 2
- Philadelphia. IL: New York, :.
90 Philadelphia. :: New York. s.
~ Chicago. 5. Cincinnati. J.
't2) Chicago. ?: Cincinnati. 2
% 81 Louis. J: Pittsburg, 2
20 Pittsburg. IL. St Louis. l.
called tenth inning by agreement.
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Split Even on Two.

CLEVELAND. July 4.-Cleveland
won from ST. Louis. 6 10 >. in thirteen
innings. breaking a league record
by using nineteen players. including
four pitchers and three catchers.
Smith was forced TO retire because
Of being spiked. while Falkenberg and
Knapp were knocked out OF the box.
Gregg finished the game for Glove
land. and won II by singing and scor-
ing on Graneys double Cleveland
had frequent chances TO win earlier.
but threw those chances away by
poor base running. Jackson's home
run gave Cleveland an early lead. but
81. Louis punched hits in the eighth
and tied II up. Score:
Cleveland .ool oo3 600 oo1 1-s Il 2
-. Louis 900 100 O3O Ool % Is
Batteries -- FaIkenberg. Hardness
Knapp ana Gregg and Smith. Fisher
Iari. Nelson. Petty and Clarke. Steph-
ems
Afternoon Game.
Handing had one bad inning and
81 Louis won this afternoon. 10 >.
Lake was effective with men on bases
and was sensationally supported by
Schweitzer and Shotten. Score:
cleveland ....1OoOoiooo-
81 Louis 80 % UOO-4 10 .
Fnttcrles-Kaler. Handing and Eas
teriy. Lake and kritchell.
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Long were hit hard. but Leonard dis.

played form. Score:
philadelphia ..0O3 O3l Ooi OIL Is
New york.. 200 600 100 Oi-s Il !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morgan. Martin.
Long. Leonard and Lapp and Thomas
Brocket. Fisher Caldwell Ford ana
Sweeney. Williams
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BROOKLYN won The afternoon game.
10 2. hy punching hits on Perduc.
Schardt was effective. The fielding Of
iiumm'l ana zimmerman featured
Score.
'0-for ......nr roof0oo
TrnnkI,r u nauunn7s
and IRWIN
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Split Double Bill.

NEW YORK. July 4-Boston won
the morning game 20 ?. BROOKLYN
tied the score In the eighth. Rucker
who relieved Knetzer. had two ont
and two strikes on Pfcfer In the
ninth. when the latter doubled ana
scored the winning run ON Swcenev's
tW0-bagger. Zimmerman accented
eleven chances az third Score.
ffHufuu . nfYu.Dort ~
brooklyn ............. nO OuO02O
Hitterlcs MrTiEue Pfeffer and Killing
Nn''I"r Fucker and Miller Empires
frHry AMI FiunCrnn
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DETROIT. July f-Morning game
Ed Walsh pitched Detroit ont OF first
place In the morning game by defeat.
Ing them : TO o. 10 Is the first time
Detroit has lost the lead this year.
Walsh was iIvincible In pinches. Man
ager Duffy dld not accompany the Chi
cago team 10 this city Harry Lord
was In charge u was announced that
Duffy has been sent on scouting trip
hy owner Comiskcy. This morning
gamc was the first In tho last 81
gaines ne has played In which ne
failed 90 yet a hit. Score.
Chicago ..........1 OF O0f L q
Detroit ........ Obj ID I'D m B.. %
batteries Walsh rrd sullivan. Live
Ir. -" and Stan. r'. mrircs. Evans
Afternoon same Detroit beat chi
caCo ~ 20 10 In the eleventh inning
~ the afternoon game. 70 WAS % zic
zag contest all the way Detroit used
three pitchers and Chicago employed
four Jennings and SuTnmers were
ordered out OF the game nv Umpire
Muuin for disputinE n decision cobb
retired at tho end Of the ninth. and
Smaller finished in center fCsd Score
efUar, toora-offIo. 10 Il g
Detroit ...H- fnUnI 90 81
rHtt'-i.e fa.er Younr. Baker.
Wr.|. nrG Sullivan. Wrcff. sIrrrlrrs.
I'"fHtar IrI NfHHHEH
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Mornlna Games.

Buffalo. .. Montreal. :.
Rochester a. Toronto. 2
Baltimore. II. Providence. I.
Newark. 9. Jersey city. 90 IN.
u.uCs1.
Even mn actress who plays juvenile
parts never gets TOO old 10 learn
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Hammer Each Other.

Round 10 They c'rched. hammer
INK away ~ each others body and
face Wolraet cent two right uppor.
cuts ~ Tho body Moran then shot
% straight Icff f0 fho faco and another
fo fhn rDso WH'la.t rctaIfafine with
two forcc'U body punches Moran
swung DTS right 90 Tho Jaw M long
r'nro and quickly followed lf with q
Inff f1 fho s1ms mark Wnlraqt
started Nrrrr'e mouth bleeding with
% hnrl r'Fhf just as Tho bou rang.
and ih" Er.fuu sraf tooth Tvou
Round o. W0.gast rushed ds.por.
af''s and Finally forced tho Hr'top
into o. corner They had NOT boon
fLIfrr s' seconds when tfa cham
pom s..f Dol. rs.f with terrific force
FOO Doc rf ol fh. stomach Tho fr,
pact Of fhc b.u- was heard cfrar
across fho ar'n. Quick o. fash
Wo.saa' srnf $50 moro rfghfs to tho
'0mach and ne Moran began fo fIu
% Io'f hook found fHc Jaw Moran
n'r' ~ fh. fonr r.fl DIE mouth open
n1d Ii. rFr. RH.a. DO WINS counted
our while iu 90 rorImherf position
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PhIIsdeIphIa wins Two-

PHILADELPHIA. July the Phil
adelphia Nationals defeated New
f"rE. 10 10 O.. in tho morning game.
ana tied the leaders for first place.
DonIan was put out ~ the game for
disputlnE with Umpire ODay when
called our on strikes Both teams hit
the ball very hard. but Philadelphia X
faio'ies were made in bigger punches
Score.
Nff York nj 10 q o. Cd o.
iHIlaIrfrHia lilo n & g.
Hrffrrfea Wufaf Anraa Man,
Iin. tr and MrNara. Wilson Naora
.l.1frs Hrl l'unfu .mrires Drat
nr1 higher
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Standing OF Clubs
Today'n Qamea

roday's Games
Boston at BROOKLYN
New York at PHILADELPHIA
ST. Louis at PittSburc
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c!outed the champion with n left to
The same place. WoiCast sent his
right with great force 10 The body.
and they seemed disinclined 70 break
rom the clinch. Wolgast hooked a
let 10 the body and drove the Rriton
against the ropes They we're quickly
back in the center of the ring aght.
ing like tigers. Woigasts seconds
tainted Moran. TO which the Hriron
replied. lie won't get me today" and
then protested vigorously 20 Referee
Welsh that the champion was in'en
ronally 'elbowing him Moran had
q shade.
Round They ci!nched. with VOL.
CAST uppercutting 70 the face with
right and left Moran Jared the
champion with a short arm right 10
me jaw. Wolgast swung wildly and
Moran rammed him twice more with
rights - the face. 4 long cIinch fol-
Owed. Wolgast breaking IL with a
hard right 20 the face. They danced
about the ring. and Wolclst landed
twice % the Jaw with short arm
rights Woigast seemed the stronger
as The bell ended an even round.
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Chicago ....OOO2 OoOOoO-2
Cincinnati 20 600 0vO20O-
Batteries-Cole. Brown and Archer:
smith. Sugrs and Mclean. Severoid.
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pace. WOlgast almost sent the ing.
.shman through the ropes with heavy
punches. but Moran came hack gam1
.y and scored frequently on tho body.
Another rally followed with both
hurricane pace. Woigast had tho
better %: the round.
Hi Moran on Jaw.
Round J." WolEast forced tho is
sue. hu' was met with a straight
right on the Jaw and they slowed up.
The champion then swung his left 10
tho jaw and almost sent the English.
man through tho ropes with right and
LEFT 20 the body and face. Moran
brought the crowd 10 IFS feet when Ae
met Wolgast az bis own game beat
ing him 20 tho punch and starting
blood from tho champions mouth.
Woicast slowed mp precipitately. and
they rested iu q clinch. Moran swung
hard right % the Jaw and they
were In another slashinc rally when
tho bell changed. 10 was Morau's
round and he was chcercd to tho
echo.
Round 11-N Moran opened with two
let's 70 tho face and moment later
shot Two more 10 the same place ana
escaped p return Tncv clinchod and
EXCHANGED rights to The face Moran
after blocking several rights drove
LEFT t0 fho face. Wolsast court.rcd
with siash'rg body punches. bat
Moran dil not give way an inch. The
Bri'ou swung rlch' and lcft ~ the
law and clovcrly escaped Tho cham
ri0n vicious assaults. r. was
Morlu's round and he appeared to be
Gaining .|rart.fI
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Afternoon Game

Philadelphia knocked New York ont
or hrst place BY winning thia aror.
noon game. fo Whom play star.
Cd philadelphia. New York and Cht.
cago were iu 70 triple fio for Tho lead
iu The National League race The
homo team won tho contest by pound
ing Craudall's delivery hard. Ludcrre
getting two home runs and single
on him ln tho seventh inning Gran.
dall VAS Knocked unconscious hv a
Zinc drive on Doom bat. tho bali hit
fling mo pitcher in the head Mar.
guard took CrandelTs place Right
Fielder walsh was overcome bv tho
heat near The end OF tho ramo and
had to Do carried from The field The
score.
Sow Nort 0ronar1ro
.HIrI ..It 100000
Iifffrr.r. fwta. Vlrl.lrr tr4rfrI
and N|..H. N.n.nn.fa. rrf .......
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Fight at Hot Pace.

Round C-The lighters slowed up a
bit ~ rho outset Of the round aud
then Moran shot a straight left 20 the
face. They went 10 close range. Vol
gast landing several rights over the
kidneys. They fought az "a hot pace
against the ropes. each scoring re-
rcatedly. Then followed q smart
long range rally. both Landing lofts
FOB tho face and both splitting blood
Moran breaking from % c,irrh. rocked
fhe champions head ulth n rfght
hook and tho round ended plth the
mon mixing 80 a. "a fo.. clip The
round was about even.
Round To 90 thls stage Moran
apparently had landed the cleaner
punches. but seemed to ho tho weaker
of t.o two. They ar once went into "A
rIrrh and hcarfhroakirr rafv fol
lowed Moran having much fh. ba.
for of 'he wicked "vcbarse Wolr7sr
GRO. .ri Moran agair.. fHe rorrs
'h" ErEIishman making a determined
stand. Referee Welsh nrlUv r.rfoI
f.nw fnr fNn frst f#mo ND.gasf
-''aIt 100 i.m -if rlpr.I rrr.-,rf
a''.r IrpnrrIf fo fho body p.,r frU.
.rr effect and Moran r.e'.f ar-oe.
.tn ring 'n fho ropes Wlr..t .fuf
.rf 'o fha ilw fllt ..-f Moron
i.r.rR against rho ron. rrf fto i.ff
"rf"f a round much 'r farrr ~ tlr
q ...-..r....r
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~'iNHap iiea Tor FIraI
CHICAGO. July a. tMornine
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Afternoon Game.

if'h Alf.t liN a4hfUptTEs hArkFeet,
Knapp ana Gregg and Smith. Fisher,
lari. Nelson. Petty and Clarke. Steph-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-14
THE Blind 'Chiid.

Know what mothers face is like
Although ] cannot see:
It's like the music of bell.
It's ike the way the roses smell
II Ike the secrets fairies tell
All these it's like to me.
know what fathers face is like
I'm sure / know ii all:
It's like his step upon the stair
It's like his whistle on the air.
It's like his arms that take such care
And never let me fall.
So can tell what God is like.
The God whom no one sees:
mes everything my mother means,
mes everything my father seems
hes like my very sweetest dreams
But greater than all these.
Emily Sargent Lewis, in THE Little
Singer and Other Verses"
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vIRGINIANs WEEKLY SERMON
The Claim of Unconscious Need

, There II was that Lydia and hel
household were baptizeu.a
Next NC md 1'au' and sias "
prison, their feet last in the stocks.
And that was their hrs; pubtl: rec
ogn!tiou in the new country 1'ha
came of preaChins the way If sal
vatlon, which was hot tac way VI
the local soothsayers' gain.
What did It mean, then, that erl
from Macedonia? IT meant me
claim of unconscious need. Paul's
vision Of the night ar -roas Nsts the
Vision OF world want, Of when
the world Itself was not aware. Tuat
is how God sees the human SOU
ana that Il how Gods men see +. Its
UNCONSCIOUS need is q prayer ana q
( lain. And herein are the dcepes.
soundings If Divine grace IL IS com
monty spoken that Christ .pmes h
answer To the cry or :umaa neeu
which is gloriously true. But here
rs something more profound. He ~
already With those who do not hnoH
kno" they need Him. but whose
need lie knows. Before they eah /
will ans~ er.. The Lord Will
visit that He may be gracious.
This response to unconscious need
ANA this gracious patience IL. In It's
own degree, the beauty and s;rens h
Of every human ministry.
There are occasions when .-ou can
do little, whereas II permitted. goa
would Ire glad enough 10 DO i great
deal some individual, or some good
cause that Is dear TO You. is not ready
yet for all the help YOU would give
To a great extent your hands are
tied because the need of you is not
b.l
You can only let your sympathy go
forth, YOU can only bear Your wit
ness, ana then wait y osi can only
be ready when wanted. And / have
come To believe that half OF the i'm p
portance OF life is to be ready when
wanted.
There are those-parents, minis
iteTA frIends-who viii understand
what is meant. Some have waited
Years to do for another. or for 9th
ers some one thing 1t would always
have been gladuess TO do. Some
are waiting waiting for that ia =
rorable moment when the fun riches
Of heart and experience may be pour
ed out.
To be able to wait, not to throw
the chance Of help away, and to he
ready when wanted. is, perhaps one
Of the hardest. as Hssuredly il is one
of the noblest, things there is
For you who are learning 10 labor
and 10 wait, the man from Mace
donia liz the need. unconscious yet,
when CLAIMS your sympathy, Your
patience. your witness and your
prayer, az, one day. when IL awAkes.
IT will turn TO yoU FOR all that you
can give
w hat Europe owes 10 Paul. who
landed on its shores unhpralded and
auwelcnmed nor tongue nor pen
can show" He Went the way Of his
Master who came not TO he minister
ed unto, but to minister. and To give
His life. the ROYAL and eternal re-
suits Of which are not In doubt
This. indeed, is the glory Of all
Christian ministry AT home and
/ abroad. in public life and In private
relationships; la declare The Christ
10 unVeil the ma iesty Of redemption
to live the truth and speak the truth
In love; then ia await the awakening
with ConfdenCe--and to be ready
when wanted.