Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-26
SUNDAY MORNING SERMON

have refused him; for the Lord seeth not as for looketh the outward appearance, but u Lord looketh the heart"II Samuel, 16-7.
 Even Samuel. chosen prophet of the Lord, pror to judge by appearances. It is common failing of mankind, and has been since Adams oldest so went into the Land of Nod and chose wife. We choos the big red apple when the small yellow is alway the sweetest. We choose the halls of marble and power rather than the simplicity of the garde If puts bold front. if he talks loudly an length if his clothes in the latest pattern are of the most costly weave. open the door wit many genufection and bid him enter.
 If has a majestic figure and Grecan feature and large and a flowing robe of silk we follow her train.
 The brindle fringe and gold braid and bright color and plumage and yards of displacement to have fatal fascination when make ou | first estimates of friend and foe.
 We judge mans fighting qualities by his size an a woman's true value by her beauty We judge man religion by the length of his face and the sancy of expression. Always we judge by appearances. | By outward seeming led and on and ou feet bruised by the rocks of reality fall int many a pit and in the end almost undone.
 When the prophet Samuel was called upon to choos the first king of Israel he annoined Saul of the tribe Benjamin, who stood head and shoulders abov his fellows kingly majestic, comedy and strong Surely here was king, among a million arguet Samuel happy his choice of ruler for his beloved people
 But Saul had imperious heart and stormy soul the end the Lord God him. Then the
  for his people this time the Lord designated David the shepherd boy strpling. with mild eye and modest brow and harp in his hand. And this gentle humble kind hearted youth became the most successful warrior and greatest king Israel in all the of her glory her grandeur and her
 Man looketh the outward appearance. but the Lord ooketh the heart" We choose wife for her beauty her steadfastness and patience and disposition and understanding her greatness of soul. And then wonder why we are so unhappy
 We choose a friend for his pomp and circumstance his flow of conversation and his promises and the regularity with which he drinks the glass of fash ion And then we wonder why he fails when the wind of diversity blows trouble sweeps the flowers from path.
 We choose business partner, manager, clerk, a workman, by his outward limbs and fourishes And then wonder why he always falters in pinch and the important things and fails to answer faye" to the roll call when the crisis comes.
 Napoleon a little man, but he was the greatest leader fighting this world has known. And the marshals he selected to lead his armies imposng[ooking men, they the of the rich and the great of his land Rather, they os tha ripin he hray he hrave was an innkeeper's son. Massena was angular and scrawny and had mild face and homely But he tactcian par excellence and the emperor never called upon him in vain.
 The Savior of the world was Carpenters Son. He was of lowly origin and mild demeanor For his immor tals he selected fishermen and peasants, His Father before him had selected His prophets The out ward appearance of these not impressive they had neither wealth earthly power, but their hearts pure gold They defed the imprisonment and tor kings suffered death for the Cause The all seeing Eye judged arigh They failed Him not.
 Why, oh why, always excited and misled by appearances We know that still waters run deep We know that a heart oftenest in frail body and that ndomtable spirit shines behind modest retiring exterior The buster and brag and boasng and beauty and brazen rappngs of the undependable man. and the smile and silk sash and silver orna- ments of the undependable woman have begued man kind into looking outward appearances since Noah's three sons left the ark.
 The peacock struts in the sunlight and nightin- gale hides in the ticket but WHICH HAS THE SWEET EST VOICE?
 
 Many wild rumors have been lately about the sending troops to Bsbee and declaring order that deported Wobblies may be brought