The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
FOURTH SERMON
In GOOD SERIES
On "A HAAS HAks up-Kts HsArr- -
LArrs enf AyprsciAes AndfsHcs
Yesterday nortnI.

street church. d.iiversd the fourth IN
series % sunday night sermons on "A
Mans Make-Cp-
nr. Mills said IN mart. s-whsn xs s.x
mat a man has no heart. Ne mean that
h. H. cold and selfish Ia 10 10 mi.
sens soieme hs u ssfd ~sd In ss,s
d~ilirence. for out Of Il are the Issues
NAL he may ave a wei-euitivated
mind. and yet. lacking heart vii never
be a great success.
1t T. the heart and not tns brain.
Which 20 the HIS doth attain"
An American woman tells in . recent,
number OF a current magazine how she
succeeded In getting into tho lecture
ro e and Studying under one OF the
berg University. who had formerly re
FUSED llowtng any woman TO enter any
ION as = student in philosophy thar the
wnoIe iacuIty did her honor. She says
When u came 20 saying good-bye. the
ors. for nfty years a reverenced profess
or. visited In his home by grand dukes
self. took me by the hand and. with
tears In his eyes. and to me soiemnly
l can IMAGINE nothing more ~besuuful
to come away alone across the sea TO
seek wisdom. TO md out understand
have done.
Now I want 20 say one last thing
to YOU: Don't forget that YOU hays :
heart: for truly out OF the heart are the
the sudden full realization that this was
the thing OF greatest signincance for
confessed earnestly: -. your eIceiIency.
you great men fn have taught
me that. your ehiid-nke simplicity and
your large faith have shown me that
the merely intellectual development I
came TO seek is not. as i had thought.
\ the highest thing in the world c.-.
here seeking intellectual development as
the greatest thing TO lie gained In life; I
given perception to which the mind Is
blind: TO the heart are vouch-afed in
sight and vision never granted TO the
asked me. what we are told Richard
Wagner was won't TO say as he eat at
n we could but Keep our hearts pure
nesses' untoSebed BY the things the
the fictitious values and standards set
up by the various sections of mankind.
unity itself-might be vouehsafed TO
us
may admire cold intellect. but
we can never love IL: No man can win
power: II Is the kind heart which
speaks the kind word. Who can set
measuring rod to the Influence OF a
Love ana Friendship.
In these busy commercial times cool
headed business men are learning the
value OF a warm heart. business men
are giving a touch OF n~eighboriiness TO
their financial transactions which lifts
things into the atmosphere of love and
friendship. The person most 10 be
pitied In the world Is the man who
TO feel uncomfortable in his presence.
lnstinctively men shrink from him and
children will not go TO him.
Heart power Is the great motive
power. Love makes tho Impossible easy.
Impulses which have sprung from the
heart have been the most impeIling
forces In human history. IL was love in
the hearts of the Puritans aud Pilgrims.
impelling them TO cross stormy seas and
populate desolate forests. and thus ere
ate = new Standardization. Get at
the secret OF all great world movements.
and you will discover that the only
power volcanic enough to create such
u~pheavals Is the power Of love in the
human heart.
Love turns n task into n triumph.
Love knows no drudgery. Love will
transform a sacrifice into a sacrament
IL Is so with all our daily labor-when
love is waiting. any toll Is pleasure. A
ma once expressed his wonder to one
OF our eN-Presidents concerning his abiI-
lily to do so many difficult things and
70 DC them efficiently and asked for an
you know ! love~my Job
Love destroys sacrifice. Love makes
the hero. The soldier ceases TO be a
ahN AhhAtN AuIo u mere nlre-
ing when he thinks more OF pay than
he does OF his patriotism. We expect
the soldier TO be a hero. We are never
surprised when a mother gives up her
IRE Tor her child. We always expect
mat when a choice must be made as to
saving her own life or that of her chld
that her own will be sacrificed.
Love has made up the roll OF the
martyrs. 1t has given su~per-human
strength TO the arm. Men have done.
when love has ordered. what they never
could have done had not love been the
motive. II sustains in the darkest
trials. Dreyfus was asked what Ken,
MN from insanity when confined on
Devils Island. hundreds OF miles away
from friends and family. with every de-
wee OF malice employed to drive him To
despair. This was his reply: 4 knew
mat my wife and little children be-
lieVed In me and still loved and honored
me. and would not believe the lies which
were being told about me. Their ioy-
TOT me and my love FOR them kept my
seeking 60 drive me mad
0od's Law.
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