Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-01


~ heart beats tremulouH.
re grief, ~ gloom
re beauty and ifs bloom
God made the world for 49,
FRANK l.. STANTON.
With demonsifati0ns 81 delight.
We welcome the new ana speed the
parting guest The record Of the
year 1914 IL Bow writien-not the
sort ~ record We would have pre-
ferred While the people u the Unit
"a states have been spared from any
great catastrophe. such ~ now u
eon4ulsng thrce.fonfths ~ the rest
~ the world. Tickle Fortune has not
smiled upon 80 - hrningly au in the
pact. judged from the viewpoint Of
material tblng
Therefore vie are eIad 70 sec 1914
80. Hope. which springs eternal in
the human breast" expects better
thluer IT iais-and with reaHon--
though, Il il doubtful II any year.
since the emancipation proclamation
WIS issued. has brought more spirit
ual benefits "a the American people
Wonderful progress has been made
edueationailx "a better feeling has de-
felopcd between capital ana labor
rather capital has better idea Of
il obligations 10 ~ employees and Ia
bpr has learned thai il oannot resort
TO violence and succeed, The needs Of
those who are sick or destitute arc
supplied hy those who are more for
iunately situated greater care isi
taken for the health d the people,
aud All u the powers of Tho govern
meni ore now employed TO see 60 u
that those who are too weak TO resist
temptation are not subjected to itNu
necessarily, penal sofgitude has be-
come correctional rather than punt /
ugc. and higher standards of justice /
are maintained IN the courts, the In
terrelailons q society are recognized !
and people are coming 80 understand |
thai clinical Justice between man and
man, IKE honesty IL the best policy.
Along with an Of these humani- |
tartan advances. dealing primarily I
with things IT this world. great prog
gfeaa haH beon made ~ that spiritual
religion founded upon the bolief of
life after death. It is nothing to spirit |
ual Christianity what mans earthly /
fate may bee, as II vas nothing 10 s.
PAD that he was IN prison and was
~ perish rs the executlonor's sword
The oaiacysm that oYcrcame the !
Homau world, which By the fourth |
century had become Christian. far
surpassed any destruction which the !
present war can work. Hut the cata- /
olysm dld not inmldatc spiritual |
Christianity, nor does the present |
war. II viii come onl Of this calas-
tfophe 20 mankind stronger, Just as
IL came refreshed from the slaughter
Of tho Rompn civilization. stronger
from the horrors Of the black /
death" stronger from the thirty /
years war which IL estimated 90 have
KILLED twenty million people, aud
stronger from our own fratfiadal civil
war
Spiritual Christianity is recovering
from the wave Of materlalism that
swept over the country largely Due
10 mlsunderslanding Of The bar
winian doctrine u evolution and Il
more surely than ever loward
The conquest u the world
nut spiritual religion cannot be- g
failure or success those are mpn
dane terms with which spirituality
has no concern Great ~ was The
progress Of the best IN man during
10 year 1914. wc may look for q still
greater advance in 1915, for God is
he directing Commander 81 events
n this world and ilia plans Of cam'
,alsn eauuut fall