Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-29

association-and the occasion--a great
coal strike which attracted the atten-
tion OF president and kings. Listenl
THE rights and interests Of the Ia
boring man will be protected ana
cared for, not by the labor agitatorA
but by the christian men to whom God,
in his infinite wisdom, has given cons
troll Of the property interests Of tho
country. How smooth. What divine
ethics! What beautiful phraseologyi
Hallelujah! Let US pray!
In Gods name, let us be real! Open
in life! Direct in method! Lofty In pur-
pose! Fearless in action! who dareS
think one thing, and another tell, my
soul doth loath him as the gates OF
hell" oliver Wendell Holmes. after .
great reception, before Boston audi
ence, where he had been applauded
and cheered again and again. was ap-
preached by friend and neighbor who
inquired: you must get tired OF all
this?" His answer was simple, direct
and truthful II never get tired OF the
applause of an audience. like II.
John Stuart Mill INDUCED in state
ment to the effect that: "One-half OF
the workingmen Of England are unre-
LIABLE" Perhaps he did not say 80 IN
the exact phraseology quoted. but IN
words which implied as much he had
uttered sentences which had, seeming
", reflected upon the horny handed
sons Of toll. When. next he appeared
in public, at q political meeting, ne
was assailed on every side By the
question, uttered by angry and Inn
patient workingmen: did you say III
Did you say it?' John Stuart MIL
stepped forward to the footlights and
uttered one pregnant sentence
brief as It was positive-1 did! From
that moment the workingmen OF Eng
land believed in, John Stuart MIL. the
slave on the auctiOneers block was
approached by o kind christian gentle
man., who said to him: III buy you
and take you to = beautiful home VIII
YOU be honest and truthful The col
ored lad answered: u will be honest
and truthful whether you buy me OF
not" Oh, let us be real. genuine SIN
cere and absolutely TRUTHFUL
The 18-year-old son Of 2 professor
in theological seminary, after visit
to rescue mission. said to his father:
Father, they have got the real thine
down there" The singing was real.
the prayers were real, the worship Has
real. the conversions were real-the
experiences were real there was
about the whole thing an atmosphere
OF reality. Reality-that's what the
world demands!
There Is only one thing which the
church, need fear and that 10 rndeiity
OF the heart. That was 9 sad DAY 70.
ancient Rome when every man. nsd !.
two religions-the religion wnicn ne
professed and the religion which ns
believed. I am afraid q the man VINO
can enjoy his religion and in1nre ms
,neigh,ors in the same hour. The most
dangerous thing in the world y re
ligion divorced from morality. Ernest
Renan once remarked: THE greatest
man is the man who works his philD-
sophy into his life" what = worth
more than wood Iron. What - worm
more than iron silver. What ~
worth more than silver &c old. what
is worth more than gold Radium.
What is worth more than radium r.
Spirit. what is worth more than spirit.
Life. What IL worth more than NE
Character. Alexander Pope pvt y AZ
a nutshell when he said --
For modes Of faith let grAceiess
zeaIots night.
He car, u ~ syEogse Az : ] -
\ the right.