The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-30
DEF|EDMORALlAW
Why Kaiser and His Huns Were
Defeated
Iiks EVERY Tsa~g u Eyii TIE sss&e
" IN c~m pss<rvstsa Ws~S
Born Math Astsefsfsa ttAe-
nesA, pasess BsiisseA

A grvap of aasn wsrs stwDdsss
feand TIE nr~glaes u he eoaatry
einh after their game u RaAf. They
serS dasensssna the Smuss ee Ger
many's eeFsat. Oas Issa II IL the
fcsa sAefsase. aassAsx 10 Am~sscan
tofrsA Another - tho atpieaaRey vi
the allied gov-rnm~ats wharla bird
ranged aualnsi Germany ssrtuaisy the
Whole VI the civilized world.
Just ct tAas paans. Nv. Edgwwersh
the pastor of = local eharea. tciaed
tho EvcaR and tAsy turned 10 hin for
ais apanBea The geed deessr tass1ghs
. moment end then hs said ss9wly.
"foa snwa kacw me well eaeagh. !
thiak. 10 feel that I sm not W. mar
row that every thought | have eads
Ia eAerch spsre. And no yea wcat
thiak me guilty u . ploas nlatiiaas
~h~n | say thst I hrtn.y h~issvs shae
the tNssrmifsimg facsos In Ccsnsnys
defeat wzs God.
-fte yea fsmerahsv." be canttanra.
what vietar Hugo said ahoet S.pe
ieoa's defeat al wsserioof n ruas
this say, Was II possible for Ma.
po,@on 10 win ~ watsrinof We an
s~~f. No. WAyf Because of Web
hagtoaf No Because OF EsncAers
No Because Of The rslnf No be-
cause Of Isod. II vas tiase this vast
uaan should fall. He had aeen iSa-
peaehsd before the throne Of the H.
fsnite. and bis fall bad been decs~ssi,'
And then Victor Hugo adds. 'Napc
leon bothered GOA
"But deaf See how Huge csn
prove t." replied one ef the men.
mo. he cealdai prove that tho IN.
tsrsension at God defeated sapoaccn
al Waterloo" answered the doctor,
met with mathematical preclsiea, This
sort Of evidence In the nsttss sscalish
In the world. bat heard an officer
from oytfstas way tfss ta~ ssssAsl,.las
hts Nng~r GA no less than three IN.
stances where nothing has miracle
saysd the allies
There are ceriIn historical Incl
dents that gel written Down as tear
Ing marks of the intervention ~ God
The storm that defeated The Spanish
nrmada IL one. and usts sire begin.
Mug. to- look at the FIRST battle Ut the
MaERs An 4another cupJE,%,en, authart'
ties tells us that tho German defeat
cannot be adequately explained .aa
human grounds, II Il n true. - Her
h~rt Spencer says. thu. We live In the
presence Of q moral order. then some
thing must hBppea when that ORDER
IL violated. That Germany violated
tina, order no one doubts. and when
Il did 10 II was lighting against the
starr IN their courses.
The text that has been running
through my head ever since Germany
erumpled Ia. Not b. might. nor BY
ssves. but BY my spirit. saith the
Lord OF hosts aud ] set LOT OF
comfort ~ ! think Of II. Ours II q
wonderful world Wonderful for IN
chemistry. wonderful for Its x~epe'rie
precision, wonderful for its vital proc
ess.s. but NEST worderful Of all for
The moral purpose str~skins u iiks
veins Of gold. TIE woffd IN lfteh~f
10 good. tn movement In that way,
Every evil thing has therefore. the
seeds Of lts own Destruction horn with
II. Your Pharrohs. S~nnaehsrihs,
Seros, At.'las. Mohsmmeds, Aivas, Ma
roleoas and Kaiser Wilhelm IT'S con.
tinualiy arise. ra',ias the nations iii
fear and threatening 10 sprcot civil
satlon itself. Ha, there II always
scms rock on which their arrnadas
split. soms Moscow In which their ar-
mies perish. "--Yerth's Cesnpanson.