The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-12-09
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rights of which are in his name:
ADJUSTMENTS.
And he said tomorrow.
Atonement
BackSliders.
Behold. stand at the door and knock.
Get on the water wagon.
Great reward
Home.
Hope.
How shall we escapef
How to succeed.
II any man will.
If We love me, keep Ely commandments
Incarnation.
Is it well with thee?
Judgment
Little plain taiks-Character.
Moral leper.
Nathan and David.
No man cared for my soul
Not far from the Kingdom.
Nuts for skeptics to crack.
Power of motherhood.
Question of the ages.
Samson.
Three great questions.
Three groups.
Twenty third Psalm.
objectionable sin.
What must do to be savedf
What shall the end be?
Title to one other copyright ssandl
in the name of Mr.. Sunday, this is fol
q hook entitled Life and Labcrs OF
Rev. VIM. A. (Brly) Sunday, the
Great Modern Evangelist; With Sc
lected Sermons" 1t was copyrighted
in the year 1908 by s. T. Herman and
e. E. Poole, of Decatur. Illinois, and
published by printing establishment
in Chicago.
The only feature of the book, which
properly can be considered a life, are
four pages OF Introduction. In the
first paragraph of this introduction
there are no less than FIVE errors, In
fact, other portions of the meager out
line are more or less at variance with
actual conditions, although there il
nothing to indicate any greater offense
than carelessness.
The bulk OF the $50 pages is taken
up with reproductions of sermons
The readers of the book. If there be
any, would have recognized whole
pages Of familiar expressions which
he had beard in the tabernacle The
evangelist, however. more intimately
familiar with the construction OF all
his works. finds that q number Of his
sermons were ruthlessly joined to
gether and the entire continuity Of
thought disturbed.
Mr.. Sunday. therefore, made 1t his
business. at Q considerable outlay in
cash. to secure both the copyright and
the plates of the book. which he de-
strcyed and effectively prevented any
further issue. Copies are extremely
rare and indeed none are known to
exist outside of the Library Of Con
gress. Thus ended the only previous
attempt to put In book foroi the doinQ
OF the evangelist.
His pubic career has brought "a
Mr.. Sunday q number Of offers to en-
bark In educational work Of one sort
and another. These he has steadily
refused even when they came In the
attractive form Of the head OF q de-
partment of an institution like the
University Of the Southwest at Dallas,
Texas. an institution with millions be-
hind it and backed by the Methodist
Episcopal church. Chautauquas and
lecture bureaus have offered him al
most unbelievahss sums. but they have
been regularly refused When Mr..
Sunday does deliver an address or q
series of addresses outside Of his regu,
lar campaign his practice ID to donate
his services and to accept no other
fee than his travelling expenses to and
from the place where he may b
heard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sunday have been
blessed with four children, one girl
and three boys. Helen. the oldest,
born In 1891, II now Mrs. Mark r.
Haines; George was born In 1894 II
also married, his wife was Miss Har-
riet Mason; William, Jr., who perpet-
yates the name OF his father. was born
IN 1902. and Paul, the only one to
receive Bible designation, was born
In 1908. Paul was named aft~ tt
sv1ngelist's f2vorite APOSTLE
THU RlR.