The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-06

impetuoSity of youth, but l was puzzled to think of an answer that 1 thought would be sufficiently cutting. Every thing in me was stirred, and. thinking of nothing else blurted out, Why, Elder Rurrell. can Jesus Christ be saved?"
 Now. that k an awful thing to say in an Adventist school. It is an awful thin gto say anywhere. and Elder Bur rell stra ghtened up and said. Young man. perhaps you don't know that Mrs. D'Arcamble has been down to Battle Creek and received the truths of the Third Angels message and rejected them, and what right has any young upstart like you to compare her to Jesus Christi"
 You know. if you have never heard the Third Angels Message, there is some chance for you, but if you have heard it and rejected it, you are q goner. that's all I was informed that she had heard it and rejected it. Then l was informe dthat the Conference Committee would be called together, and I could explain to them. We'll they were scattered over the state of Micbi- gan. and it took three or four days for them to get together, and those three or four days | am quite sure l didn't sleep l thought until l got tired ot thinking and couldn't think any longer, but after all only came to one con clusion I wasn't able to think any thing through. When they got to- gether and sent for me, l went in and said, Men. before starting, l have one thing to say, and that is, if people like Mrs D'Arcamble. are going to hell. I want to go with her. Goodbye. Gaughter and applause.)
 Friends, came awful near getting there before I stopped. l was going that way l don't know how many of you have been through that experience of having the ground cut from under your feet l had been from my infancy brought up on nothing else. It seemed as though the Bible, the very heavens and cath hung by this one thing that had been ground into me, and as l let loose of God and everything else.
 When I meet man in that condition I konw that no one that has not had that experience can comprehend how utterly lost he is.
 went to the very depths of de gradua tion in every sense. l tramped, went ragged and hungry and when I got job, whether it was carrying hod or working on a bridge gang, l couldn't work was restless. But finally somehow l met the third angel of my fife (You know that third angels mesagel The first angel was my mother. the second, Mother DAT camble, and the third. my wife. (Ap- plause.l
 My wife. in her younger days was an organizer of the Epworth League. Al hte time I met her she was superin- tendent of the Young Women'> Home at Cleveland. Ohio She didn't give me back my faith in God, but as l thought of her and watched her, thought of my mother and of mothe" D.Arcamble. could not get away from the fact that there were some good peo- ple. whether there was any God or not, and as our children began to come in to the world and grow mp into manhood and womanhood by her faith and these children looking up to me, expecting something of me as n father, was held from the degradation that l had been through before.
 These children were just coming into manhood and womanhood when the Great War broke out. When that time came there awaited me another experience with the Seventh Day Ad- yentist people. Some of them had i'm mediately procla imed that this was the War of Armageddon. that the Turks would he driven out of Europe and plant the tabernacles of their palace between the seas in the glorious Holy Mountain; and at that time shall Michael, the Prince stand up. My parents wrote me that they were going to have a big camp meeting in Indianapolis, and sad that all the