The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-16

minister of finance. presented in tn
Chamber of Deputies late today the nev
cabinets proposed solution of the bulge
difficulties. which have been agitatln,
France and last month Drought abou
the downfall of the Barthou ministry.
New York January 15.-Dr. Anna How
ard Shaw, president of the Natiora
Woman Suffrage association, said toda,
that the action of the congressional union
which has announced that it will wcrl
against the democratic party If Con
gress at it's present session fails to sub
nit suffrage amendment to the con
stitution, does not represent the polite,
Of the national association.
Rome, January 15.-The Osservator,
Romano, the Vatican organ, discussint
The suspension of Able Jules Lemlre, tn,
only prieste a member of the F'renct
Chamber of Deputies says this Goes mo-
| imply the holy sees disapproval of 6
| republic or of the REPUBLICAN ideas pos
sessed by Able Lemire, but disapprova
OF his rebellion to episcopal authority
Salt Lake City, Utah. January 15.-Mort
scientific methods in wool growing and
cooperative action in marketing theii
products, rs well as in obtaining favor
able legislation, were advocated by speak
ers at the first days session here of the
ffteth annual convention of the National
Wool Growers association
Havana, Cuba, January l5.-The time
| expired today for the acceptance of the
DrDnpEalS 10 a,,t
loan. Late last night a lawyer represent
ing a New York bank presented pre-
posal to the secretary of finance, who
then stated that it was the only received
thus far.
Kansas City, Mo-, January 15.-Charles
Stengel and Joseph Riggert signed con-
tracts tonight to play with the Brook
lyn team of the National league, ac-
cording to Wilbert Robinson, manager,
who, with Charles Ebbets came here TO.
day to get the signatures of the two
players
Washington, January 15.-Single tax
edvocates gathered here today for the
fourth annual meeting of the Joseph
Fels fund commission.
Rome, January 15,-Speeial measures
nave been adopted to protect the pope
from the rigors of the winter season.
because of the severe weather prevail
ing.
kiev, Russia. January 15.--MendeI
beillss, recently acquitted of killing
the Christian boy. Andrew Yushinskv.
left here today with his family for
Jaffa, Palestine. where Baron de Roth
schild, who manifested great interest
In the trial, has bought a small farm
for him.
kagoshima, Japan. January 10.
Houses on the island of Sakura that
were left standing are enveloped in
lava and resemble gigantic wasps. Fu-
sitives who have returned are still
terrified and refuse to enter their
homes, except to make a hurried search
for Valuables.
New York, January 15.-,Jim Flynn,
the Pueblo fireman, knocked out Jack
Drtscoll, the Brooklyn heavyweight, in
of these men acted the ,art of the neigh
Dor to this man who fell among the
thieves? Which fulfilled the requirements
of the law, think your" The lawyer an
swered, He that showed mercy on him."
Jesus replied that this should be an ex-
ample to the lawyer-.o dc likewise. to
be kind thoughtful, generous toward any
human being in need of help.
Love FulfilIs the Law
We do well to remember Gods real OBJ
Ject in giving laws, commandments, etc.
He is not taking pleasure especially in
the number of times that we bow the
knee or the head, or attend divine wor
slip. or in anything that we can do along
In 1t,,Arr xG 7
especially delights to see US cultivate His
own spirit of love. kindness and gener-
osity. God is love: and he that dweeth
in love dwelleth in God" q John 4:16).
"He that loyeth not his brother whom he
hath seen, how can he love God, whom
lie hath not seen?"-how could he know
that he loves God? q John 4:20) Well
does st. Paul tell us t1at love is the
fulfilling of the law.-Romans 1910.
We are not to understand the apostle to
mean that simply to love would fulfill
Gods law and give us everlasting life.
MOI 1t is only for those who have accept
ell Christ that love fulfills the law. For
those who become disciples of Jesus God
has made special arrangement, that the
merit of Jesus sacrifice shall cover their
blemishes so that if they possess the
heart quality of love God lkeness) it will
be acceptable-because jesus sacrifice
iiic keS BOOu all ucllclcilSy+ we ~
cepted In the beloved" THE righteous
ness of the low is fulfilled in us. who
walk not after the flesh, but after the
spirit
st. Paul remarks that love is the prin-
cipal thing in our character in divine es-
timation. He tells us that If we should
give all our goods to feed the poor, or
even give our bodies to be burned in some
wcrthy cause, and yet not have love, not
do these things from the spirit of love, 1t
woulc all count for nothing in Gods sight.
q Corinthians 13:1-3) Evidently the
great lesson for Christians to learn is to
put away anger malice, envy, hatred,
strife; and to put on ineekness gentle
ness, long suffering brotherly kindness
love st. Peter declares that If we do
these things we shall never fall. but an
abundant entrance into the everlasting
kingdom of our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ will be granted rs.-2 Peter 7;1O IL.
Landmark Torn Down
Decatur, January 15.-(Special)-An old
landmark of the Decaturs mas just been
destroyed to make room for modern
residence. 1t was the first CT urch build
ing ever erected here, being built in the
year 1888 by the Rev. NJ. w. Morris, now
pastor of the Methodist church at Trin-
ity. Several negroes living Lear Trinity
uuarried the stone and hauled it to De-
catur as a gift to their white friends
to help build the church.