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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Sic Mmtbe 1T Der @r5te'
bum9.

81. s. @tanleD @aa bon Der elort
uniperlitait, Ser ouf 6em @ebiete Der
gr5iebnng als Mutoritat gilt, bot et=
ner 8erlammlung BON 2ebrern IN
Chicago empfoblen, sic <tbe 1tt6t
su 1paren 11n6 fiigte BEL, baB oie 3ii6=
tiq11ng in Ser bonen 8alung rehtlt=
der Snoingnation uno nidt, men1t
Ser 3orn iih gelegt bot, geiheben
ion. = ssSn 6ieier Qualification liegt
Ser idmade &unft ieiner ansfnb=
rltngen; III ser S6ee, oaB 6ie StraBe
in ser Site ser 2eioeni4aft ertbetlt
tperben {one, miro 6ieier Serr mentg
3uitimmung inter ben @aoagoeen
finhen. Cine 5trofe mnB Dor Aaem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Sum standardization
Subildum.

Gas @ort Subildnm itammt bon
oem bebrail6en 8orte Sobel, noel
DIES 10 piel beoeutet als: 6renoe, Set
terfeit, MabIaiiung, Breibeit. Seoes
fiinf5iglte Sabr NOR BET Sen Suoen
elm Sobel= ober S1beliabr. 8abreno
oes Smbeliabres erbtelten ale bebrat'
1d)en 5clapen lire 6reibett mteoer.
oerauberte @r11noitiide fielen obne
aouf an tire friiberen 8eiiter ODER
oeren grben 5uriid, un6 eS erloi9en
loqar nn6 puroen aufgeboben ale
5dnl6en.
@as nun BEL Sen Su6en 6as Sn'
beliabr in 5ettli6en Dtngen NOR, Dos
1on uns 6os Subilaum IN geiitli6en
Dingen iein. Ma@ bent @orbiloe ote'
fer 5eitIi6en, feierli6en Ma@loliung
bon s@uloen nno @efangeni6oft, 6ie
cine 10 1ebbafte Sreuoe perarladte,
moute ond sic Stride IN gept11e11
59eitrdumen eine rei6lidere MuStbet'
luna ibrer @no6eniddte %eintreten
lallen. @ie nGmlid int Srbeliobre
Bel 6en Siroeliten sic @efangenen
entlallen nn6 sic Sclapen 1T 6retbett
qelebt tpmroen, 10 miro unS CUR 3ett
oes @riltli6en Subildums @e1egen~
bett peri9afft 6ur9 mabre 8nBe nns
aus ser Sclaberei un6 &nedtidaft
oes 8oien 5u befreien unb Die Sci
5elr ser Sun6e a%b51tperfen, nno mie
sic sSsuoen bomals mieber IN tbr bd=
terIides grbe eingeiebt muroen nno
in BEN @6ob ibrer Smtlie mteoer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
zmrttrr Thrl.
Sui sturme itart.

sm St.lrme ltorf raat icne Sinoe
%Subrbunperte idbon bimmelaM;
gic i%liiltert lcis I'M lalcn @lnne
llno %ieuf5t, uaht lln4cmitter an:
Ghriltl gieiAe ibr; 'ei tief se9riinpet
I'm @laubensgrm1h' Dem 9ltten 2ono,
Sam hdltlt nit @ntt Sem 9errn Der:
biil1bet
Detroit I'M l%t1rfiten Sturm OH Stano.
eturt i'm Stl,rm lit ollh Die 5urte
lla1o immergriine Ma11te bort,
Sit lie eetlammert immerfprt:
Ghriit! gleide ihr: fiibn, rnbig raate
Sim Selie en- .Hetrus" pid en1ppr;
l]up % ser @runo Der @elten mante,
SHE me1d,t, per lih Ben @alt ertor.
MIN leist POM @ettcrltrahl 5er1eft,
s,N,net tief inter ibr bic lidte
l(uo ithlpothe &irte unnerleet:
@er iih III 9emntb ilebsnS bsl'9et
S1cf inter G3ottes Nllmud'thnnp
Sen miro tic, pb tic bart I'D, 5e19et
Sdpu fiihreu in nns N,immels lo''o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Mie mir Sem Mebieal @ecorb ent

nebmen, baben lid 11trtmebr, BON
peridminoenoen Musnabmen obgele=
fen, sic 9ffi3iere, @eiitli@e nno
Merate ser 8nnoesarmee einntitbtg
fir sic @ie6ereinfiibr1ng ser &an=
time ousgeiproden. Mber 10 LANCE
sic @ritliden Semperen5melber l1no
lire mai6loppigen mannli@en Mt'.
bdiineiel 6afir iin6. baB oos @erbot
beiteben bleibt, lit bic @gitation tiir
sic Wie6ereinfibrung ser &antine
ousidtslos, e%ir1erlei, mie groB Die
5ddoen fem m0gen, Die bnr@ oas
gerbot ongeri@tet merben. Noment-
Iih unter elmer Administration, Die
an &aupt un6 @lte6ern 10 mailerig
qeratben 1T, pie sic gegenmartige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
Mrbeit ut eime @ti@t.

@eim Meber &otbolifentag btelt
giidof 8en5ler bon Meb III Der Mr'
beiterperlammlung cine berrli&e Ma'
5profe, tporaus mir Die leitenoen Sc
oanfen na6ltebeno tpieoergeben:
Die fatbolii&en arbeiter baber eta
offentli@es, berrli6eS 3engntb obge'
leat fir ibren @lauben; our@ Die
Suloiaung, ste iie tbren@ii@ofen oar'
brineen monte, baben tie oas @eloo'
mir Ser Ereue an sic Stride nro TIRE
,sirten e%rnerert. 81. I. fatboltlden
Mrbeiter! 8euabren sic itets otele en-
heilieen @laubensmuth bann bran@t
ms nidt 8u bongen. Dur@ Ben @lo11'
hen merben sic Sen @ieg errtrgen
iibcr ale gottfeinoliden @ddte, oen11
.0os lit Scr 5ieg, ser Die Welt nber=
ui,1oet, unler @laube!" @S tit Elm bo-
hes, beiliees @ut, Sos @nt unleres
fotbolijd)en @laubens. Ser 8la1oe
olIein lit in1lta1roe, nns gludll9 gu
mod,en fiir Set uno gmigfeit. Sblter1
mo ms ol(eu 5eigt Ser. @laube Den
Mertb uno Sic @iiroe Scr hrt1tl1fen
grbeit lit cine Eflidt, 6ie Der sd0-
pier bem Menihen ouferlegt bat; Der
Men5h jou burd sic grbeit @ott abn-
Iih merbeu. Mein Gater", 1agt DER
oottlide @eilano, lift biz jett tbattg,
unb audi id) BIN tbatig." @ott TIT
tbatie %getpeien in Ser sdopt1lng' ct
1T eg aber nod im1aertort IN Der er1
boltunq Ser geidoffenen@elt. 90 1oh
a1,h ser Menid tbdtig iein, orbetten
ur1D ourd oieie Mrbeit feline ara1fe
e~utfoIten u11o perpollfommnen. Ste
grjuuung oieier Tflidt more op''e
Sic @iin6e oem Meniden leidt na1o
onqelrebm getpeien. Sic Sanoe hat
sic Mrbeit CUR barten 8nBe gen1ag IT:
Inn ghpeiBe oeines Mngeiibts ioait
81 bein @rot eiien," 10 1aatete ote
5troflenten5 bes er5iirnten @ottes.
0nh Sic guBe lit nidt bloB Stra1e,
lie lit un6 5iebt @ottes segen oltf 11ns
herob. l1no oornit oieie @nBe nidt
10 bart erldeine, 10 bat @ottes sob 91'
lie nit uns tbeilen molen. VT TT
Elm Mrbeiter %geipor0en uno bat oo=
ourh Ser hriitliden Arbeit etne nber=
aus hobe Wiroe perlieben. un1ere
Wrbeit miro Madobmuna oes men1d=
oemoroenen @ottesiobnes. 8te erhe=
benb. mie t10lteno lit bieier @eoa11te.
gliht ols gflape fiiblt ii@ Ser Mrbel-
ter, lonoern als 8ruoer @brilh, ais
freies @inb @ottes. 60 miro Die arz
belt III einem frdftigen &eilsmtttel;
5 NIT bem @ebete gibt fie ser Seele oas
TIiaelpaar, oas Tie gum 9tmmel
traat. @arum m1B au@ bic So11111e
seq fotboIiiden Mrbeiters iein: "oro
ct 1obora", bette rn6 arbeite. Nte1ne
lieben 6re1,noe! Moge bieie @riitlt@e
Muffaf1ung Ser Mrbeit itets ote Surge
7ein 1onn miro sic Mrbeit Sie gl1d=
lid MAIDEN fir 8eit uno emisfeit !;
hienieoen miro Tie Ben Srteoen oes
Seraens Sbne11 mebren, 5u etrer
0uene reiden, iibernaturli@en Ger'
oien1tes meroen, un6 fiirs anoere se,
ben 5idert iie SSbnen sic &rone Der
M,rserpabIten. 50 rufe i@ benn @ot-
tps @%nooenfiire berab uno oie Drift
1i,hen Mrbeiter un6 sic 6rtitli@e Mr'
beit uu6 ertbeile Sbnen a1en bon Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
@iliom's Mmi1@t.

&raiioent @ilioM mel6er alS
ii orti6rittli6er Gemofrat" angeieben
mer6en fam, madt einen l1nter1die6
5miiben DEM &ecaa BON &ermal=
tungsbeamten, Sen er re6tfertigt
un0 Ser M%bberufung bon &i@tern,
oie er berurtbeilt. @as sic eri tie Jor=
6erung angebt, biitet er iid audi
moblmeislt@, ibre Antpenbung 81 en1-
pfeblen, un6 min tie bauptia6li@ als
nj . e MaBnabme getpiiienloier
8eamten DEM Mpparat Ser @olfsre-
gierung beigefigt ieben. St meint
sic M0gIi9feit allein, gemiiienloie
8eamte our. &edenf6aft 5ieben gu
fonnen our9 Sen @ecan, ionte &c.
niigen, in ienen 6as 8etpubtiein ibrer
Observation-Disclosures Dem 8olfe gegen.
iiber ma@5ubalten. Srob 6ieier &on-
5eiiioner - 6ie mir ni@t gar5 btli.
gen, 90 6o9, tpie man ia in Seem
Dorf nn6 @aibtngton in ben 6aQen
5nl5er nno Mr@bol6 geieben, bie
M0gli@feit 6es rSSmpea6ment" Ser
fabrens 6en @ecaI iiberfliifig madt
= troy oieier &on8eiitone1 fte1te fi&
@ilion idon mdbren6 ieiner &am'
payne in i@drfiten @egeniab 5u
Mooiepelt ols ct iid peigerte, Ben
Hecan BON &i6tern gu biaigen.
lorin itimmt er nit Gait therein,
oem SOS &i9teramt 5m beilig lit, als
oaB es 6er@olfs= ooer &liquenmilfur
ausgeliefert mer6en iollte. Sn elmer
ieiner &agnere6en erflarte Bil=
Jon iiber 6ieien @egenitano: Ser
i0nli6 BIN id ME ser Mbberufung Ser
&idter giinltig geiinnt getpeien. gei@t
oaB es ni@t miini6enstpertb more,
einige @i9ter %obberufen gu oiirfen;
oas lit ni6t oie Hointe. 50 ientlid
tit, oaB sic Mbberufung Der &i6ter
6as @pmptom, 1i6t aber 6as nebel,
bebon6eln tpin. Dte &ranfbeit liegt
bel tiefer, 11ro %5l1peiler lift iie b0sar=
tig nn6 iebr gefdbrlid. Sc bat &C.
ri@te gegeber in ben Ser. 5taaten,
sic bon &ribat-SSntereiien fontroliert
pur6en. %. @@, es gibt i@an6li&e
@apiteI in 6ieier @ei6t@tel" Ser Ste
can 1ei ober ri9t sos rt@tige @eittel,
6enn Ser ngeri@tlide &ro5eB lit Ser
lebte @dmbpaM fir 6as, an benz
ni9t geriitteIt tper6en 6arf III 6teiem
2an6e." Das miiroe ober, 6arf man
no9 6em ga15en ~3uiammenbang
i6lieBen, nit Dem @ecan geideben.
Domit itimn1t @i1ion nit Saft iiber-
Elm, Ser ia a16 Sic 8eorob>ng Der
@edte 6mr9 6ie unii@erbeit 6es @td=
terItan6es ols einen &a11ptgrunb fei=
nes @i6erftanoes gegen bic @bberu<
flung onfiibrt. Des meiterea gebt @i1=
ion ober o1f 6iefe Trage aud bon
6em Stan6pnnfte aus Elm, 6ab Der
6eb1er nidt 10 iebr an SEN &i@tern
Iieqt ionoern an 6enen, sic iene er<
nennen, begin. ernennen laiien. ga
lieqt sic @mr3e1 bes l1ebels, unb ge=
qen iie ri6tet Ser &ecan nidts aus.
MIlo om9 bonn Stan6pmnft 6es
staatsmonnes @i1ion lit ser @eca4
BON @idtern gum min6eiten be6etf-
Iid. 8e6enft man, 6aB 6teie MeuBe-
rungen in ser Site Ser Yraitoert<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18

goate aber Sapan gegen Die ger.
Stoate11 eire offene feinoltde Sal
tung a%nnebmlen nno ibnen Die Ybl=
lippineu 51 entreiBen lu6en, 10 miir=
sc gnglan6 liderli9 ni6ts 6agegen
ei1al1men6en baben. SIM @egentbeil,
es miiroe ieinen Snterelien oltrdolts
ent1pre6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-18
6eite 9 big Ii.

i@aftsfampagne gemadt uur6en, als
ser &ecau = @eoanfe iiberoa fol9en
8eifan fanb, oaB @tlion alio nit fei-
men Mniidten gegen ben Strom
i9momm, TO gepinnen Tie nod an Be-
beutltng.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17

the home merchant ahd likewise
the very foundation Of your own
well being. Every dime that
you send to a mail order house
makes that much harder the sue
cess of your home merchant and
likewise retsrds the growth of
your town. The money you send
to mail order houses is taken en-
tirely out of local circulation is
gone forever.
Whereas, If you spend il with
a home merchant he in turn will
spend II with some one else
perhaps pay il back 70 your
father, your son or brother. sis
ter or daughter az salary. and
thus II comes back into the fami-
ly doing a universal good.
That many Of our home people
are ordering goods from mail or
der houses is a we'll known fact.
One has but TO visit the depots
and express office to find therein
daily many packages addressed
10 them and likewise bearing the
name or address Of certain mail
order houses. These people are
known 10 our Merchants and
that's a fact. These packages
consist of clothing. dry goods.
groceries. drugs. toilet articles,
furniture. hardware. carpenters
tools. farm implements and what
not. All of which could be pur-
chased from your own home mer-
chants. quality considered,
freight charges added and time
in transportation. Just as cheaply
as from any mail order house in
the country.
Surprising the merchants
should band themselves together
and refuse credit to those who
patronize these mail order houses
and further refuse TO employ
members of families who do this
or refuse to buy the wares Of
these people? Wouldn't they
find living mighty hard?
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17
LittIefleld Mail Service

Littlefeld. Lamb county, Tex
as. July Is, 1913. The supply
office of the LIttlefeld postoffice
is being changed with today from
Bartonsite to Alternately. Bar
tonsite has been the supply Office
since the establishment of this
office but on account of a recent
change of the star route between
there and Hale Center it is nee
essary to make the change to
Alternately, which route is to be
star route as soon as the neces-
sary arrangements can be made
by the department. This gives
Littlefeld daily mail. the mail
carrier making connection with
the north and south bound trains
each day at Alternately. George
NJ. Plummer is the carrier.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17
Resolutions OF sympathy

Whereas. Il has pleased the
divine Father 10 call 90 his eter-
nal home our beloved former
pastor and co.laborer, Rev. John
A. Arbuckle therefore be il re-
solved by the Baptist Ladies Aid
Society, OF Lubbock, that we ex-
press our deepest sympathy for
the bereaved wife and children.
They have lost a true and devot-
ed husband and a tender and af-
fectionate father. May the God
of all grace sustain and comfort
them and help them to realize
that the separation is just for a
while. We feel personally a sad
loss, yet his life and noble deeds
linger with US. He was ever
ready with his kind words of
counsel and cheer to help us on
TO nobIer service. He was a low
ing, faithful pastor and he lived
such life as shall ever call US
on to greater faithfulness and
devotion to our Master whom he
loved and served so well. Let US
submit to Him that presides over
all and labor on till He bids US
join the redeemed host gone on
before. Then we shall see those
with whom we have labored and
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17
Howto Build Up or Tear Down
This Community.
BY J. o. Lewis

parlance as competitive goods
something that every merchant
can sell at low price TO meet
the demands for cheap merchan-
disc.
But as a standard and high
class goods made by large and
reliable firms you never see these
goods advertised by mail order
houses. or if you do the price is
Just the same as fixed by the
manufacturers for all dealers.
Therefore when one orders ar
ticles Of the low priced and
cheaper kinds he is sure 10 get
Just what he buys cheaDly made
goods and seconds and no cheap
or than he can buy right at home
when freight charges. money or
der fees and postage are added.
Thousands of dollars annually
are being sent to these mail or
der houses from this vicinity.
thus depriving the home mer-
chant of his rightful patronage.
And yet. no matter how much
the merchant may be dependent
on the patronage of members OF
his community. he is supposed to
give and TO aid in every work I'M
dertaken for the material better
ment Of his town. and he does.
being often coerced into giving
by the demands of his customers,
fearing to offend them because
of fear of loss Of patronage.
There can be no question but
that all of our people are in duty
bound TO patronlze home mer'
chants. To them you owe al.
legiance and support, and now
ask you candidly. are you giving
il to them?
II YOU are buying goods out OF
your home town more particu.
larry from mail order houses and
merchants in other cities | say
to you that you are undermining
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17

Tsr MESAcpF THE MAIL GREER
HOUSES
That thehail order houses in
the large eies have become a
menace 10 the smaller cities,
towns and cmmunities is proved
by the larry patronage they en-
ioy from alover the entire coun-
try and furter substantiated by
the numberof packages carried
by Transportation companies,
which unds the law must bear
the name orsome mark Of identi-
fication by ghich the shipper IS
known.
The mail rider business got It's
inception firm men who made a
habit of buring up secondhand
goods. stdks from ba nkrupt
firms and fire damaged or salvage
goods from fire losses. To these
were added goods that were Gull
ed by manufacturers and graded
seconds and thirds. etc.
These were shrewd business
men, men who believed ia sdver-
Using. and. realizing the posi-
bilities Of advertising. commene-
ed their business entirely along
these lines. and to prove the sue
cess of advertising no better evi-
dence could possibly be offered
than the fact that every weekly
paper farm. industrial. social
or religious carries their adver-
tisements and also that they send
out catalogues of enormous Sizes
beautifully illustrated and EN-
beIIished. costing hundreds of
thousands of dollars to publish.
. Today they have grown tosuch
enormous size tha6 ~ own and
control factories. they con
tract 10 sell the col otput OF
other factories.
However. the plo0l icy con-
troll and operate faeture
what is termed u pere ial
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17

loved and lost but for 9 while.
Resolved. that copy Of these
sesolutions be sent 10 the family.
recorded in our minutes and sent
10 the Baptist Standard ard coun-
~ paper for publication.
Mrs. j. y. MOBLEY.
Mrs. +. X. HAYNES.
MRS. CARL ROBEgDs.
Committee.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17

Judge John P. Slaton. of Here
ford, a brother Of 0. l.. Slston
president of the Lubbock State
Bank of this city was here Mon
day looking after business
matters and was the guest of his
brothers family, Mrs. o. l..
Slaton and children returned
home with him by auto and will
visit in Hereford for few days.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17
Baptist Women Meet

The annual meeting Of the
Baptist women of the Northwest
Texas District is in session at
Plainview today and we notice
Mesdames l.. 7. Grumbles and
S. A. Richmond, Of Lubbock, are
each assigned a part on the pro-
gram.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17
McCarty Coming

A. j. McCarty. one of the best
known Christian preachers in
Texas. began a protracted meet
ing at Plainview last Friday
night. Bro. McCarty is an able
man. and is doing some splendid
preaching. He is we'll known in
Lockney, having held meetings
here in the past. Those of the
Christian faith would be amply
paid in going to Plainview and
hearing him. Lockney Beacon.
Mr.. McCarty is scheduled to be
in Lubbock by the end of this
week to assist in the meeting
now in progress.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17
The Restdot Weather Ionic

GROVES rAsI1t. Essehal TONIC ennehes the
blood. builds u tpe whpse system and will won.
derfuiiy strengthsA ans iortiiy you TO Withstand
the depressing snse,< the hot summer SS
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17

Miss Sallie White. Of Lubbock.
stopped over in Sweetwater SUM-
day while enroute to Fort Worth
for a visit with relatives. Sweet
water Reporter.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1913-07-17

7. {. Ivey went to Amarillo
Tuesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-16
A. W. ROTH, M. D.
Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat
303 Palace Bldg. Phone 1886

haps as in politics. And it's ost
glaring defects in our national char
acter are precisely the ones that are
most deadly to the exercise of the
spirit OF true manhood.
Now | beg you not to msunder-
stand nor misquote me when / say
that here is where the longing for
victory is not as a rule. to lie COM
mended. Victory for it's own sake, is
generally noble and much to be
sought after. much more so than VIC
tory that brings prize with it. for
we all know, that the politician plays
for a stake as well as for honor. and.
where ever money intervenes, the VIC
tory is cheapened.
The Crown of the Victor.
\ good deal of foOlishness is talked
cbout striving for mere ''lOve of the
game" But life is more than a game.
Men would not engage in competition
at all unless they felt that victory was
a thing to he desired. The crown of
the victor CLEANS before US all, nor is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-16
L.J.FERCUSON, J. M. D.
Eye Ear, Nose and Throat.
Bliss Bldg. Suite 4OS-aiO
Office Phone 1898 Tulsa Ok.

support the church by regular contrl-
buttons; work with the church in the
saving of men and the building of the
Kingdom. are- faithful to their VOWS
These pledges are made in the most
solemn hour perhaps of the disciple
life and vet are'we not easily within
bounds when we say that half OF the
number who make these vows break
almost all of them?
Perhaps many of the faithful come
20 church once week. But with
many it ends there. They do not
come to the evening service to extend
tho glad hand Of fellowship and bro
therly love TO the stranger that may
chance to be within it's gates. Only
beggardly handful 20 to tho midweek
service. And many never contribute
anything at all to the support of the
churches.
fully realize that this is serious
statement to make. but 1t is a fact
nevertheless. the truthfuliess OF
which any pastor--or lay meuiber for
that matter-Of almost any church
can vouch for. why is this? Does a
vow made before an alter. and in the
name of Christ mean nothing TO
them? Have they no idea at all of
the binding nature Of an obligation?
DO they break all their pledges in this
way7
But. unfortunately. 1t does not end
here. Not only are vows TO serve the
church " the Living God broken. but
VOWS TO moral and ethical laws as
well. Vows to live Christ's hfe. as far |
as in them lies VOWS to purely serve
the country they have made their own |
VOWS they have made to wives and |
husbands these seem to he very
loosely held in our day. and that. too.
in spite Of the fact that obligation
To vows is the crucial test Of all true
Christian manhood and womanhood.
This confusion of thought regarding
the moral sense-at least In the
thought Of those who practice the art
is nowhere 50 clearly shown per-
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OUR H00ERf CRAFT SYSTEM


iisy -luIVF ulEEt tH h"Hr Ia" pastor,
Rev. pr Iral r.u 81 r.lrss loo one
of h- characteristic. iogc"u' ai
lrr--s- .n Nar Homo. Theory ~
LIE" Choosing As bus '"A. Mark
fhr par.eD, man and behold The up-
reht t'r the end .t that man IS
nrtDr Psalms NNN.'. 81. Dr. slar-
g.- said
Amid IIl the hurry ana fret ana
.,0Wd.rs cares ~ uu aLe x critical
.ouays ana confident t1u'uoW~. an
1ge Do which the sign, If decay of
. moral sense are couspg.uusly reveal
. ri NOT only the corruption. Iu nat
ioual uld state affairs iu c,ty ooun-
us and corporate bodies everywhere.
. hYt also in business and social rrll-
/ uouShips aye. In the very relation
ships Of the church Uself-u is Wcll
| for ms 20 pause and consider the ne
| .assity for an aroused christian man
| hood as bearing not only upon the
/ life here. but upon the life hereafter.
/ I'm the review ~ such facts as shall
come under our consideration tonight
| we shall have TO confess that there
ara some American ideals which are
not only inconsistent with hut dis
Inctly hostile TO- true manhood. In
| fact most of us have great admira-
| ton for mere shrewduess or smart
moss and this is achnowIedsed. unfor-
uuatoly 90 be an important element
Ia the American character = today.
The merely shrewd mind however can
uow little or NOTHING Of the priuci-
ll,s involved I'm the honor theory II
life. For the shrrVI man thinks only
# how he can win the Immediate end
lt which re alm--aul often ne is nor
-crapuIous about means Respect for
lues own character regard for The
welfare and happiness IF others. the
Thought - sacrificing any advantage
mo- matter how dl-honulbly gained.
here is many man whc-in his
.agcrness for wealth ,r pos.tIon .
would allow none of these tbIugs IN
stand for moment Ass an obstacle ~
the accomplishmeut of his Durposes
Indeed we all tend IN rlor!rv mora
,lirpwdness and oftan lalIeh s,una.
'heticallv at victories won bv trjcltv
and Indirect methods Wa are oll
mora or l.ss GREAT boliavara in ,.b,t
NAV be t4iipl the 'gpt- hero" goeDpl /
Many would ogrea with FaIstafr that
honor- which ia tba basic nrincin,a
If all r.ue manhood J-is "a vord
and that There 10 notbing IN II bpt
air" This must ba the on,niop ~
tbose vboao battles are so alton mn.
fairly wagod and Win whom, CONNIE /.
tition is so unfair and remorso1ass
The Husincss Tyranny ~, ire
There could ha ma hotter IIl,stratio,
of tho tb,ppbt ,d,.,pc.d bero nr ana /,
moro clearly soon merriam. tban 1
among commercial nennlo osnoc,aI,y
.amon, those Who ,lr,a,,s te,d ~ cnn. /.
fpse husiross and boror
There ia s,natb,rs tit,r,c T., +ho
b,t,Ie or ,nno.ing rorces r., tho busl-
moss tvranny ~ pfo Sn,e,bir, tor-
rillo a., tn, ,r,s,ir,, ,ri,1i,,,. ,,,,,,It,,
# tho mnd.r, strnr,Ie fnr snccass ~
al cost, and -, n,nict ,ha ,,iiIi,,,
airc,s SON Incomes an "Anorch " hn,
accnmnIisbes ,othirg tbro,tgb batn
and violence Tho bornr,hIo cornIr,,
hov Iurad hv an idoon7o5 l,vo f,r.,
firbts fiercelv for success tber has
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II bad, within limits, to strive to win
it
When men enter the field OF honest
endeavor they ought to desire to win,
ought to bend all their energies to
Continued on pagc 2i.)