The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-13

in sociology is in this country, but this year is the first year in the Col lege of Cincinnati that they have had department to study the laws gov erning human rela ationships, and try to find out what they are. We have been studying about everything else
 Professor Ubanks who was across the waters with Bishop Williams, came to Cincinnati, and in talk with him. I said, Professor Ubanks, l am almost afraid of myself sometimes be cause I am telling the people that the Golden Rule is as fixed and unalter- able law governing human relation ships as the law af gravitation itself, and that it is functioning all the time
 He said You are right. We are just beginning to find that out in science"
 It wasn't very long after that that another professor came into our uni yersity and stopped in my place. He said, "I just stopped in to see Ii tht Golden Rule is still working.
 looked at him and said, "Profes- sor. I don't want to seem sarcastic. but that sounds as intelligent to me as it would if I walked into the uni versity and asked you if the law ot gravitation is still functioning.
 He said T don't see any relation ship there at all We are free agents. We can decide what we will do.
 I said, "Can we? We can't decide 1 to do away with the consequences of what we do, thought
 And that is about the only way | that we recognize the law of gravita- tion. If we see weight suspended in the air, we have brains enough to get out from under it If We don't, we will suffer the consequences. said, Suppose the people on tine sixth floor of my factory would walk ont the window, and when they came in with the argument that the law of grayitation was not functioning
 He said, That is foolish
 I said "It is no more foolish than to come along with our broken morals and say that the Golden Rule is not funetioning.e It k functioning. and l man in his blindness and ignorance refuses to recognize it and get into harmony with it, and that k the req son our bones are becoming broken al! the time That is all wrong. We can't ignore the laws of God
 Take hothouse flower that says, Il am not going to stay in the hot house. I am going out Ii gets fro zen, and all the explaining We can do no matter how just tile motives won bring back the bloom of that flower It has transgressed in that one point and suffered the consequences, II We ignore the law of God, no matter no" altruistic we make our selhshness ap- pear. ii does not change the facts at all
 Ii seems my good resolutions do not do any good. I resloved l would stay off this. I haven't told you much or my story yet.
 The things I am getting across to vou just began to be clear to me when the war ended We had organized the A Nash Company with sixty thousand dollars capital in June 1916. We were just getting into operation. We had cutting rooms, office, stock or goods. We would cut out the gar ments. and then we would farm out the garments to be made, give the garments out 10 contract shops to be made after they were cut and mark ed. A sthe war was coming on, we didn't make any further efforts to de- velop our plant until after t ended Tn fact. all of my time was spent Tn trying to get the war over. My boys were both in the service, but, friends, q may be wrong, and if an hope some of you will show mel in every speech I made during the war after this thing had gripped me, l said, 'sThere is only one reason know ot why the war should end That is' we should give real Christianity chance in this world, and if we are
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