The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

be all the glory"
We must expect to do something "A
dolent God Himself mas been VOL ~,
since the time lie created the world,
Shtl-t dlgntfied even ordinary labor by
asihk ana working at an earthly
trade The parasites and drones ar. a
menace 10 society. The simperfnK vounr
usn1S aItlrsd N tlashy clothes given TO
lamperlns his body. stealing the Lord
precious time. and who does NOT wish h.
Work and make himself useful il MOI
only himself as 80 many apoio'
geucally say for the poor fool who mas
wasted his life Is ruinesS habits -,
ne ~ a leech on the body polite he ruins
.ns structure OF many busy hands. Every
act Of ours has weight and mas its H..
iluence, and there Is no such thing a.
GUILDS oad only oneself by an indoient and
VINO can md othing better to 10 than
bIlnp al day long Is in the same con,
never helped anyone and beside h.pns
shameful - an insul 10 God. some maV
ne admired Tor this as We often think
ests are beautiful. But the TrettV wv 4.
OFTEN nothing more than a wretchcd par-
,slIe Nhlsh even In the end kills the
liusbandinan to give you something 10
70 that ~ worth while. to bring ont
mis~eu iausht sltts 70 bless many IN this
mls'eilanSous world. Who then il Paul
VINO Apollos. who am I Ina / should
BOAST OF what ! can do? We are ouiv
valuable so FAR as the spirit 81 the LiX-
ing God makes us effective and efficient
VIII he do this. San He do thiss We
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h~ushandry. Gods building This proves
that not only are we 10 work aim 1ir,
out 1od furnishes US the means and the
instruments with which TO work.
There are those who admit hat genius
comes into this world, but thar n a.
depends upon the plae. ami
me time. II Is true that when time vas
NE 50 20 speak. God raised up certain
men TO serve him. After all eriorts bsa
sseInihgiy proved fuiic to reform a
MOIig stepped IA error and sin. by such
worthies as Micliffe In ngland ans
John Huss In Bohemia. or even befor'
that IN one Jerome s~avonarola in Flor
ehce. the Augustinian monk prrfor,o
under God that precise thing a cbii,
born TO the Necili family al Cadore. ~
saAsn at nine years OF age to beautiful
nsnlce ana attends Bellini's school
nhero ne becomes acquainted with on.
barbarell. who becomes known 10 30
terity as Giorgione. and the Vecem child
under MIN becomes the far-famed old
Italian ma, Titan, who paiuts ~
most delightful scenes and dies az a..
ripe age OF 100 years. TO look al men
like these one might be Inclined 10 -,
mat their circumstances helped
10 contribute TO their greatness even
~ eNeIy thing seemed to be favorable In
the life OF Alexander of Maredon A.,
achieVe MS wonderful purposes in life.
Who would not like the most pleasant
shNlrPnments 10 accomplish our designs
1 toulu almost envy II this were not I'M
CHRISTIAN. a man like Meredith Nicholson
IN MS beautiful home on Mackinac on
NNN ia hAANk rAIaaAE nN the same nam
Vt VINO with any liking for literature
could not write n he were a. fOrtunafe-
" situated as Marion Crawford I'm mis-
Pretty VIA al beautiful Sorreutog But
these are human thoughts. Though Br
Luther turned the world into dIffercrf
f~mahnsls' MS origin was most humble
iils NE long surroundings were never
inFitiug. tie struggled with poverty a.
lOng As he lived. Goethe. one Of earth
the obscuriy Of Weimar. and Fran.forI
ana never even saw Schieswig's famous
SathedraL the pride Of North Germany.
tie was never IN Paris and London. ana
frankly speaking. 1 think this attribnt.,i
20 his greatness, because ne was inrpir.li
by the charming things around him ami
never was distracted with the solemn
nonsense Of the biz and wicked capttals
or Europe. one Of the most revered
eOI course Americans know little OF this
sweet character.
He turned the famous. barren old
L~ueneburger heath into a paradise and
on under hts direction i Vigorous nis-
sion campaign In Africa. His euvIrou-
ment we're A. wretchcd as can be imag
ned' set ne turned his cursing farmers
INTO hymnsinginE workers. b-anished
aIunAehnss- " az the surrounding dis
ttlcts and with ~ poverty. What was
mere 20 encourage our own Abraham
Lincoln Was be born in luxury al
magnihcent surroundings We know
accomplished his great work g,-t,L.
Orers Of God, Indeedt su-rrorrJirgg
make things easier at times. sometime.
more diuicult Every sold has the same
opportunities and God being ths hus-
uuudmau Himself glveth thr Iurrea.a
and furnishes the tools ami weapons
IN lte Ereht s~trugEls. We havc bccn
Daptized ln the name Of the Triune God.
that 10 itself is a means of grace. and
equipped ~ win manifold 80 10 h9ss
has a great vineyard into which he
calls ua Co work ~ ourselves we are
aH we stand 90 relation DO God ms TItr
Fellow WORKERS. He entrusts his talent
20 us ln other words we become His
treasures Both The reInahlv evtfa.a
giant and the careless lose his blessing
n3l afcelleg GOD D. tnot Knocked.
nr WhatqoTvcr'a man aowcth hat shall
also resp The inchrinfr and the
Urcutioue luse their health aud aII
Z can DO all things through christ. 10
mains the victor. no matter what Hfa
environment or his birth or outv8rI ,Ir.
safe foundation uror wilton to b.ff.
and That ls Jesus Christ other Tonne
datigg cen no man laE sycept that vmen
ii"w tliile are mons efforts without
tnIH saviour How ridiculous when
iorse, &c sl important ls,ter that
i.H' LHrf orc called upon co. Worn Tor
eternity Last srrinF thIs ume {
.'n et.ry Boz co. worIr Do f4 at t,er,,a
% f'aly nowhere hats q over eeeu the
Jus NIh'I aIiH H ~'CfuNtrrN under
fHnf Turrr nIn fHH Hunleaf rrurrann.
%t1fIuna in marble rnd fhr Greatest nuu.
Der Nrn can Imagine al the RICH
srnneFe strive Co. HHfr "a life sired
visited place 81 afruIfure TTrr have
their marble UknueHHrH erected fn fHIa
place lurIuE their lifetime. Nnr as
that modem rftIiar rrrIua can r6reeite
and iwHElur neither If br Tho raU4e.
l- death 0f tnr attitude of easriur fe
hirhfr ami heavenly rrlIuua nfrn finds
perfect rNH.nHHIHU. Tho poor can ur,-r
att1in t1 a place .n fHs famous Campo
Farfn
stll there was an Italian rirI IL