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It WW* ifjjflried by ■ tall. slender,
mm q 4 per-
I* too MMk of Mi lift mm ha ttr
rlsfll U hjili-iiMlt Ills k<w HMM
idajsd over Imn head
"JOmMiurr* ho Inquired. politely.
tt Maa clear that be Mistook An
ttw-Louta' quality, for despite his
•Udly reduced fortunes, hu exterior
wm trrepraiMMM*.
*Tm have s notice below, moo-
Mom." be Mid.
~Tou ere come |a record to their*
iwjf< Lwti ihnigfßd And halt
smiled. “One must Itvo," sold he.
•'But come In. TSbe off your coot,'*
U. dee Amis said, "wed let ue see
Whotjmc ttofa, Nstsre. at least.
Mencfft, near*. and supple, with a
cood 1 snath sd MM. and you seem
Intelligent. I nuke teach you enough
fbe mr »«ifWM«. which at that you
ehonkd fhn the elements of the art
•• Mr MBs Tele that mask and
i.MLIM oome ere* bare.”
'' mMMBis Mm sad of the mom.
Mere the bare floor was scared with
■flee ts chalk to guide the beglnuer
Isl Mm aassoswel at bte feet.
At the sad of a tsn-mlnutee* bout.
M. dse Ante ■ florid him the Situs
ttaa. and s«plained It. la addition
•a flapssMng the tmdtment* at the
art a» bag las era. ha whs to brush out
I tfls flutrtageoom seory massring,
Stou^tort 1 usrtraw" w»a 'UskVTmiew^
hspa 1 7«,
"Aid a
(Mart “the robe yields ast oaky
U Ma taoed. tort l* Iks baa as
wail, as It as."
It M nharantsrlstls of bhu that,
batting mads that chaise, be sheuid
flam threwi himself tola the wash
trSh enthusiasm.
bafars the nflealsg
adofltgat f tolar t&n Malty smei
• MM that both astounAsd*aad*flat
luuifl md* 0 * - ****
*m«M hud he known that at least
half the motto at Andra-LguM* amus
ing program lay to the that that h*
wagduraartag rtto^muMiM^tbs
the ead Mato H dqddonly
Mrtotoflt bad dtvstopid floe a fencer
with Whom It became nsceeeary to
oaert blaisekf ff he wore ta aocagoda
tout A -.
*ltolifoM> th» Out" ho trtd Mm
“Ta the master be the glory." said
Andre-Louts
Hie relatione with M dea toll
had moan while become at the ftlcad
flfl' be wm now beginning te
receive from bhn ether pupil* than
befftoime. to dee Amts. a
•todsd hto aaal by Inc pm slug bis
flflUW to tour Metis a month.
CHAPTER tl
AMDRtoLOmu wm to Ut. gar
too of the Patois Royal, the
ualrerwU rendezvous, oo that
toMqr mumtaf Is June when the
•arrytog trtto it dismay aad fury
*» bahrtd * Might youag mas with
a peek lairtmd toss Map to a table
Ofltalto the cam ds raw. a draws l
•m ¥• hand. ** tn *‘T*
* of oaf ltoonnt that ary imposed.
thM youag bm powred a Read of
KnttoMlesm swept the croord, a
THK OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY
*»•» . * v-vj- B | in' U®
1 v% y ( t /\ 0 L v r^£k ) i
t'.'M IW^'^ij C#,-
JUSTiVMMgN TMCBOTS weiEC SBT COMFORUBLE FCR / f\J
I THE ATfWNOON - A TALJ- DRUTAMT-R mOW CHICAGO OiL .s\ ¥|
i tSmWV> UP THAT HORHHTS HEST AT Tt4C SOUTH END tL
hi THIrdEMnEAL- HOTEL- PoRCX - \ \
H %i % V .*'» * *i (i
, motley epoefd made u|f at ir on and
women at every cMss. from vagabond
. to noblemen, front her tot to latly of
f*ah 100.
Andrif-Lotos looked qn, and grew
afraid. ThM crowd, he fsit. must be
I restrained. That hot-hended, lire
■pondthM - stutterer would bavo the
toyrn ta a hi see by atwht uni***
snrtaußMbg ware dope. The young
i man, Camille Daaiusultaa. later to
her OHM famous, lease down front hi*
table still wavlhg bM ewoed. -till
• shntiflag. "To arms KoUuw me!"
Andro-Louls advanced to scrap y the
' ImprovMod rasirwa*. and cams atid
: denly lure to tore with a tab uuin
ben ull fatty dressed
Thus-face to Aran. -emh keeking
A wftr
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I M
IB Ml sK
1 m JA
War comm toward a
HAMM.
Ajtorohatoaloughsd* ° U ** r ' Th,n
"That fellow, too. has a very dan
rtroua gift es afoqosnce. to. M Mar
quia." ha said.
“•allows Mrdr* he WM anowored.
"I shall toM the I lan font Binnl
thu* jm nro to be fpdittt to Parto."
"My Clod,’ *aa:"sf-fcrled Andre-
Mate. n*l»l you talk like that of
lieu tenaat-O earns la whra Paris it
aaM la lihaty to tambto aheut your
•mo oo tafes ttaa under your feet 7"
l A H*-tt Sion hurtled amalnst
bins, sweet him alooft with them do
what he would, aaportolag him tram
to do La Tea* d'Aayr. oo oddly met.
there was that day in
iMhmaat as draguona amalled the
MU cut ttf whioh Andre-Louta had
altMto- The horsemen swept dewu
Ufloa the mob. dMpersed u.
The, vMtlsee were taken up aad
borne Chance, sad amongst them wm
Bertrand dee Aynls. htmaalf—like all
whs lived bp the sword—aa ardent
upholds* of the noblsaas. trampled
Is death under hoofs of foreign
liar semen Munched by the noblesse
and Md by a nobleman.
To Andre-Lotilo four men of U>*
people brought that broken body of
one es the aertMst victims of tbs
Revolution that was now Munched
ta earnest.
CHAPTER OT
T!iS ferment of Paris whrb, dur
tag tha two fellow lug days, re
saoiblad an armed camp rather
than a city. deMirad th* burial of
Bertrand die Asia until the Wed
nesday of-that eventful week. Andre-
T-OUts succeeded to the fenclnrachool
la which he was himself so well
esuMMhed no aa tnotraetpr.
Aad so, oo# line day m mrty Aug
, uat, he reuefvad a rMft from Lo
I|“«JR newt for you. Andre. Ifctr f{
} gedfathwr is at Meudon. These have !
been fresh disturbances In Brittany." j
| - Not unfit (hinder wee Awdre-LeuM r >
I elite to Mtlefy a «isl> which to* Mn- f
pstletica of tlis Intervening days had
eeavvrted in<» s yoaralag. ikeeeed S
With kiore than Srdiaaiy cars, toe
Head ulrguntly ooifllrd —Anffle-
Lsuis mounted Ala hired carriage. 1
end drove oat to Mt-udun. - ' i
It wm lair to* are ares-- at a pres-
Ah nnd tolher snanmtwt M. ds Kef- ( !
oadicMi that ApifloAaaki was gto- * I
ftrd tl’s was nmnnosei sd aa had i {
ever hMn the sestoo* * rtarrinac ► *
"What At ysa .want hSaaf" i ,
grow tot M. f» Hsreadiou. gj
"No mors than to kies your hand. p
monsieur my ifl>dfaibrr," Mid Andfs- 1 ’
submisslvsly, bowing bis j i
sleek hMck head. . i r
"tou can't. Yoail never, make Pie jj
iimU i (land how you samel ta render L'
ysureslf so udhmoly luwstluus In I
1U litunyf,
"Ah. not odiously, meaateur!" a
“Ortalnly. odiously. It Is Mid I
even that you wars (mutes Omnlbua L
■ hough that 1 cannot, will out be- fll
Iters." I’
"Y*t ll Is try*."
M. da Kercadtou choked. “And you
RIM NOW WITH OtrrSTßirvcUßE)
• ,
confess RT Tou dare to contVaa ttT*
"What a man darse to do, he
should dare to naafSM tort— be M
a coward."
“Ob. and to be aura you rue very
brave, running away each urns aftoi
you had dftow-ihe mischief, turning
oemsdiaa to hide yours*U. doing
more mlkehist m a comedian, pro
voking a riot ih Naotr*. aad ttoe
tanning away again, to become God
knows whet— somelhlns dishonest by
*h* affluent look of you. My God,
MS I tali you that to theM put
two years I have hoped that you
•••re dead, aito yoo preftonaßg dto
appoint me that you are not!" He
best his hands together, sad as lead
his shrill *voto* to call—"BsnoU.“
“Benoit, tbs door. M. Audrs-LouM
Moreau to th* door!”
Tbs tone argued aa Irrevocable
determination. Pale and aelf con
tained, but with a queer pain at hi*
heart, Andre Louis heard that dis
missal. And than another voice, a
crisp, boyish voice, cut In.
“Ohcrtr R cried, a world of in
dignation and eurprto# in its pilch,
and then: "Andref* Aad tola thne a
not* almost of gladness, certainly at
welcome, wm blended with the aur
prtoe that still remained.
Both turned, half the ream be
tween them at tha moment, mi) be
held Aflne lb one at tha long, epea
nladews. arvMted there la the act of
entering from the garlton. Atom to a
milk maid bonnet of the brteat aaaflb
though without aag to tha toieotoe
ttnbei IMb meat a that on* aa esas
moldy to ha assa upea them.
wHh antafl-torltod bands, a haighs
snsd euMr In her chssbs. a smile to
wclceuM ee bar Upt. Me Mart lew
and kMato has hand In aflenoa.
THE CQLOfIBORO NH#».
£ io ' ' ' \ m s’ I
The Ukbiaflifl U the OCA Li 4
Wnrg» , ,
- httcry Juice
j ■ ' •• | j
!
h Mpi ) fleetb*Hand jfleeir.
MOUNT OLIV*. Joky A—Meant Otter
i 1 ba* s sqw.clahv easy txctuure and
>i very yepelar. lip te tbs pres*at a»
I, name has bssn found which Is exactly
appropriate. Yoa are known hy the hat
1 you w»«r, sad If you tt» * msoibcr la
good •leading pea as* privileged t*
. eear th* insignia this badge of hon
tor consist! of a bright red straw hat.
An important aots Is that the club is
for men only.
| To obtain msaibeeshtp in this club.
L you must first of sll show yourself
j friendly, have un idrs what enhe* in
gsiag (or, and hail passing farmer*
■; After you base faMHled tkSs* conai- ;
I. Hons, the next step is to get oat that
[ I old straw hat that you have bssn wear
r 1 ing. h M yellow with the golden sun
i at seeorel seesoM r*. Hsumlot into tbo
aosrost nossea or drug stero and rail
( | far a package es red "Coiorita" This !
t asms is impertant.
Than fly sway homo, and wit boat
I your wife's, knowledge, dip the brim
j into hot wets* solo rod by tho dye, tSo.v
tbo riown, and in ion miasstos yea will
have a .sow MA Thor* is owe ceutiea,
do not pet it oe until it M iky unless
>ou waat yoer hair to stotkh- * youi
1 strew. At tbo sane- time i*4 hit I rod
men arc not *xctadod from tbss ergM
isaSioa wbtrk gains in autobsr sad lei- j
portniMs m tbs days fly, by
Ikes rah Pee "Tefldie Ina"
. « W bqr net a Isa rasas on to* roa ll*
Goldaherel Veu rule out ea th,- hi'Jh
weg and bavo no dsstiastiea \bh*a
you get te -the dstoar, you Usra aaoaad
aad tesM back te th<- drag store far
" >ee caeasa. How . ntsssh aiior id wouis
be to have ioe seglfl *» > agndwicb out
i theft-, fleck a toe room would ottkasi
1/I nwimmseg parties In th* aborning
1 swnsnisi pavliea in tbo afternoon, ato
-1 to*cats ail dap long, aad young p« opt*
i !in the owning Ail to Mods te begin
j ( tbla la a pareb, some ckaits and f blt-s j
dad a saoA The rustle sign tv haay
over tbo gateway of "Toodle laa 1 ’ a ools
come Mtor.
Itollyr flier me b lltlll la flaaw Grtoa
Tbo r* porter of Mount Olivo pish
‘ iaga it la deep despaio, She is marti |
i lied beyond Ove*,or* nod makes a pub
\ IM seefosolen flho theutot that Ifetiy
Htocemh Md be* hunbaed were buried
in a rometefy above Dudley, and it It
I below Dudley. She would not beliovr
< it untit sks was taken there and then
l {her* wm no way to get out of it. Tbr
| Tiodle* routd n#t hose kora moved for
-a tree that hat besn struck by Hght
| ; mn'g was growing right out of the
| 1 grave.
Thu additional information was ob
> tained from the trip. Th* husband.
. Colonel KtekM Slocumb, was Aw
months younger than his wife an I hi
wo* buriod W yean ago yostordafv
The deed to thia lot hat been giver.
I |by its owner, Mr. I. fl. South*riant:
! to the Carotins Patriots Chapter of the 1
Deeghters es tor imerirsn Rr'Volution.
MosuM Olivette*
Mrs. Albert Byrd entertained rnosl dr I
ligbtfullp WsdnesAy morning at .
Heart* la honor of Mis* Vlrgibis Byrd t i
giss*t* Misses blaiey and £lix»
both Taylos «f Rocky Mount.
Covers were laid for twelve, and al
tho sad o t tho moaning Mias Eva Louise j
k'lewoss woe declared th* winner.
Assistsd by MU* RosolM Byrd, Mrs
Byrd served a Aslitioua salad sours*.
Mis* Ewlya LansbsUi of Staunton.
, Virgiaia. after at trading tha Unia*tal|y j
fuml* «nd waiting us ThomaaviJU u
the charming houso guest es Mrs. M
1. Broasoni* oo East daflkts street.
YESTEM’S RESKTS
. i . . , —i; if .ij
Aassricaa Lragse.
Now York 11; Cleveland 3. A
Philadelphia &, Chicago 0.
Roaton At. Louis mm.
Gtbota not sebrduird.
NattoMi League
3, New York 6
St. I-oult 14. Eanoklyg L
* Utboxs uot scheduled.
latsraatieaai League.
Ms work 3, I; Jersey City 3, *.
1 Syracuse LAy Toronto 12, A
Uoitiiuvro 7, Rending A
Rochester 3, Bu/raio S.
I'lsdmoto Loegae.
Dan villa 6, RgtiUgh 9.
Durham A High I'onu JL
Winston Rakm 6, Uyosnsboro S. 117
innings darkness),
V leglotn fltsts tosgos.
Newport Nt-ars i. Portinuulk 9.
Nurfulh A Rooky Mount I.
Wilsea 4. Richmond t.
booth At la to Ir f.eagoe
Spartanburg A Charleston 13.
Grrsnvlllr 17, Charlotte 0,
’ Columbia 4. Augusta 0.
jCOdSTHT GROWTH
OF RPEHHIS IS
ISSUED Bf BHU i
t * I tt ?' * I
Mflfefl Sgflfliar Hikes Frank As
•Rrtil art Iki Hardktu
, , AdtoiMHUHtioD
1.N4 HLAHOH GETTING
ON PUBLICS NKRVKS j
S *, T- . .|j
WASRINtJTItN, July • —An assault i
on th* ftsrsl peltry of the admuiistrs- I
lion ovtd too legislotivo program of the
waioatty to Ci-ngr.x wm mode today i
,in the ft*ast* by flanalor Sarah, Re- I
publican. Idaho. Ha dor tor sd the gov- I
oransont had failed except in a most i
limited degree ta relieve the burden of I
the people and that there was ahead i
* program whisk would add to those t
hard ops not only' millions but billions t
y | of dollars. r (
1 i !■ I*>at program, Senator Borah nans- iI,
( *WI ttrt IvIUWK bvnus whlok Bo estou U
|)aU<l would cost from four bilttoa del- i
ll'ara to kfet Milton dollars the ship mb <
'sidy bUt which h# said would coot from
fifty to ono hundped mi! bus dollar* a j
f** T w#lW at Hu oarao Mate relieving i
»•“* t»aciai class** from a large port |
of their taiaa; the proposed W.ono.othl
to L*h*#*a and tkt bill to rreavc )
twaty five additional Kodarak judge
"Tb« fart lg,“ oaid Senator Borah, • i
* that tha constant iaersane la gov, ra
maat • apssidiloro* baa reached the
point whoso It haa gone a on tbr put,
U*'» nerve* and tbr people of thr roan- i
try afo beginarng to awunfsrl it in liif- :
ferrnt aayt
“If W« Jtadg* U« fa tore by ths past,
«a aim bare an iiyd* bteda*** which It
will take us mors than I.OWI year, to
Mft t* aa>\ nothing as tha roaettntly
iairiMafwuilia ia the wafr as In
rroaaing taaaa fropi year to year by
rraaon of tbr inrrea.ad budget*.*'
niii r
NIOKO IKE OFF
ID low 15-16
(UIMok Stark aad Equip****! ia
i DM Hkapc . aad Strike
Cr*VP#ni Sarvice , *
STRIKERS MILTfANt
- • mhHERE. DALTON SAYS
> ''t * * j
' Tba Corporation Coairaiatioa yaalcr
day granted tbo Norfolk Seatho is Rail
way porraiaatoa to toatporartly discos- I
•mao train* fiftooa and ilitaea, arviv
mg and dr porting from (loldabaro at
• :4b ia the moralag aad l»:36 1a th.
staining, roapostively, when Traffic
Manager J. F. Dalton informed the cam
iniaaion that the discontinuance was
due to the .tribe of tbo akap me a.
Tho traina woat off Wsdnsiday
night, tho 10 :J5 train to New Born be
-Inr curtailed firat. Hundred* of pro
tooka from (.otdaboro, New Bora, Kias-J
ton. Washington, LaC,mage aad a half
‘damn lesser points—eosard b w
traina ami tha ronaoetioh* alto filed
proto.tt with tbo rommiotloa ag-a-.
i the ditruntinuunce.
Declaring that its rolling stork or
dinarily ia m bad conditioa aad that
: wveral of its engine* are lubjcct to
jbo aidelraeked momentarily by tbo
! National Botlor taepector, Mr. Daitua I
prooontod to tbr board a rendition that
demanded tb* dtarealiauanre of thr
train* or the plartog ia jeopardry of
human life, the commission explained.
Four or IW# men in thr (ioldaboro
>*rb of tho Nor folk-Southern are out
in tbo notion wide Uribe of tba (hop
men end Mr, Dalton yesterday told i.sr
•unmi .eien that »ken the company a.
tempted to biro non union worker* to
do eoaao of lb* work tba ttrikora had
keen perforating, the non unloa work
er* were warned that bodily harm
woo Id eneure If they continued to !
‘‘neab.” Simms Mia warning. Mr. Dalton
aald t|*e company' had keen unable to
get anyone bore to partially replace tbr
•trikmg employees.
More met are out in Now Born, u
witt said, and are going to remain uut 1
*» loo* at tbo strike laita. The nine
1 *« true of the alrikiag trainmen here. •
1* wae en tbo uademanding that the
two traipa weald bo roatorrd when
(tribe ia ended that the conuaiaiioci
veateeday game- approval to curtail meat,
R. O. Self, clerk to thr commission,
laid the New* ever long dmtaace l«le
phono lent night.
Folk* familiar with the condition of
ike Norfolk Seat kern, particularly with
the rellin* atock and et)bipai(-.ni be
tween here and Maw Bern, are iarlined
to .ympathy with the appeal of tie
road far pernuaaion to discontinue two
I fame Tkoee ba«« keoa. at different
t»»e», naaiker* es complaint* rogiator
ed against the traia service' ua tee
New Bcra-Uoldoboro division aad ao
! ineietont waa 14 at one tuns that »
moveamnt to have tke iagialatar* In
eeatigate tbo condition of Ike rood bed
""<1 equipment. with * view of revoking
tbo lease from tba State, gaiaed con
.liter*L>lc headway. ~ ,
Mr. Self farther told the New* last
night that detailed expinnatVoa of t.ie
order granting tho rdhd paraiiasioo to
teinp*rarity curtail tho nervier on this
Hae ha* been sent to the several com
mercial organisation* which filed pYo
. teats,
Tke curtailment, be added. Will not
interfere with the movement of tke
State militia hu Merehead City over
this week end and following the en
campment w tick run* two week*.
Simms' -
! HBICII SCHOOL
StarMf ft Mwtf ill to Sgrtrrr 1
IngtUutiugi to Ua Ran by
Stale Uaiventily
By Brock Barkley.
RAI.EWiM, July * Raleigh through
it* chandler of commerce lauucked a
fight toiler to locate the l)nivrr»ity
Medical irhool here. Charlotte is el*i
after the erbool and a lively conteai |
Rmong cities of the ..jtate Is predicted '
ia »plte es the rsromatsadatian of a |
•pri'ial conimittrw of the hoard of trn*- 1
INI that the arhool be located on the t
I in r«ity eoiwpwo ut ( hupcl Hilt. '
Around a mHMo* dollar* wilt he In- J
vetted In fneilHtoe for mending the I
Cnlrereitr’r from two J
to foot year* ts the general M*emhly I
make* proper provi.ion aa rrcomieand 1
ed hr the hoard as trustee.. I
Nettle meat between R. C. Allen and
revolver* for the Central Bank and
Tract company, Insuring deporitar*
from (5 ta 7S per crates their depea
ita, lr expected to rauae the no) pro»-iu*
of the rase against him in
court. Hr la charged with rmbeaale
mont.
Although the rpacial term as rour I
now in araaioa was understood to have J
Keen called for the trial and I
two ether former official* of tbJ hank 1
Indicted with him, J H Hightower and f
H. H. M»*eey, the rases have not been ]
taken up beyond tbe announcement yea- J
terday of the civil proceedings Nigh l
tower and Maaaoy may not be tried be- J
fore September, Indirattag farther do- t
lay |h rlo.lng the record* an the hank ]
thpt closed ita door* gig mu nth* > ■
6
. - - •
wiA o*o* • hundred thousand doßars |
as 4a pa el kata' —mi gone
*r»t avideoaaa of tba aflacU of thy
railway .hopraon* strib. ia tbe elate ,
were contained lb report, u the cor
poration comwlaalea today of the eon
celling of ahort-rua train* by the Nor- '
folk Southern and Ur propo.nl to tem* 1
potnrilly cancel toon two train* be
tween Raleigh and Norfklk.
JKSl'b ( MRIttT IB ONLY RUI tiE
ro b nfCH men *at tprn
t I ontmUrd from pate It
paloas he ba* tin, harbor in
* > take belter from* tb. storm. r
thoarttfu, person will ad„ llt
fonrrt at work in tba world that tend
to destroy and be —turnlK
protection from them. U. m..h. . 1
, * r »* Ihin* ha kaoara ho ntaet
hare rrfuga from bit death. Wt all
.kna# we are going ta die. W. cannot
look .round in tbe world today without
»e.mtr the lAaveynrd* in which U<-
roanUoa* generations have been bu
riod. Death ia not a theory, h ht n
hard cold fact that mu*t he faced.
And when a man begins to • Vonaidrj
•iftth ho rau«t find torn* rrfu*,- fj- #m
j ll - Yoa “my talk of re-incarnation
uad other things, but a man must
satisfy first heart and ikon bia taul
«nd iwinU that he haa found . a real
and strong refuge against tha great
enemy of mankind And pgopla, there
»e inly one refuge from which man can
■.rape death. Thai ia Jesus Christ.
I hriat took death by tb* throat and
flung it back, broken and defeated. He
is tbo only refuge that ia strong .enough
to overrents death.
- Rale# It Clear. To Be Swept Away
l ‘N*w again all thoughtful men will
pdni't these is going to ho a jadg
msai. Man haa bia caarts and blot
legal proccedure with which to punish
a man. ft ia not aecesutry Tor n*o tn
declare that nature punishes when bet
law ia broken. And listen, people, fled
ia aot going to let you go without
punishment if you break bis law* and
his commandments. Many of you look
uround you and with a self satisfied
lc ik deel.ro that you have keen duMk
your beet. Your own conscience tclkg
you thal that is not a real and ante
refuge. Every false refuge when the
time of judgment comas, ia going to
bo swept away. If you bav* taken a
1 refuge in lioa, then that refag* is
going to be torn aside and you will
stand before tht bbiaing light of-(lad's 1
j*dg ment throne ■ without a sbndow of
re fog,- and without a sign of pardon
for your tint in thia world. It will
be like a bed that it too short and
a covering that is tea narrow. You
wNI bo cold and unsafe when you take
refuge in lies.
Big Mt Evident Thing
•‘Then there la sin. There is nothing
- more universal than sin. Thr old Dar
winiUs Uy to tell you'that we evolved
from an atom and an atom Using our
start and an niom being unable to
judge us, we are not responsible to
the atom knd then of necessity ve have
no law aad therefore we have no sin.
because there is no law to break. They
»ny that *« will gradually evolve away
from sin, bat 1 want to tell you that
it ia ns such a thing. Sin is an evi
dent thing on earth. Wo look around
Ua and toe tbs tin and the w« must
remember that it is jult what man
has brought upon himself by his sin
' We must haws some refuge from eta
Where can we find that refuge,
as long a* you Tike, but 1 can tell you
now there is only ore real refuge
'from tin and that is found in Jeyu*
‘Christ. We.bare our sin* in our l.cart.
We have some lust of the Hcsh that
without the- strength found in a faith
in Christ we cannot ovarromc and
that lust will make us unfit for the
presence, of a holy God. Take Unio
yaursaives thia refuge from tbe at
tacks of sia, and yoa will find t lit Ire
a great wall built up around tuu that
wiU kaop you strong in tba fs.tb. and
At for the present JF.s holy Uod.
Sin ia re pa on. ildo for every grave
out there in tbe graveyard, for the Lord
said, “When yoa eat thereof, you shall
die. 1 * It i« responsible for every in
sane asylum, for every jail apo peit
house. ft is responsible for the snf
fow, for the dangers,“"for the iHlhl*d>
tie*, for the grief of the human race.
Home have attained a certain degree
of culture aad aa a result have become
like tke Rharaseea, self righteous and
fail of rotting bone*. I till you folk* i
1 hag rather live . penitent drunkaeil
than a self satisfied Pbaoasco,
Old Bell Righteous Hypocrite
“Do you remember when tmilt taflier
with the light of Joy in hu face wel
comed home that wandering son man;. ’
years ago in Yhnt boy hat!
gone out and spent hi* life and monr., !
In riotous living, but had come heme!
to the father, saying I nm tin
Qt to be thy son any longer. Th • y her
had killed the fatted calf and wi>* l
making merry over the <»turn i f the j
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EBIDAY MMk SB/t I. lm.
prod leal. leal oat there ia tto
front of the b 0... ,h, t ttliuT
“r Hihmr * m4 ,mr "*
he had stayed at haata. kept .U tba
comrands of bia faibos, *M they id
n. Vk* prepared aay feast for him. Tb#
old self righteous bypocriU! But Ba
ton. that i* tb* way with twtatwf folk*
today You have yew* old church meat
hem right hero In Ooldubarw whs ait
around in th# amen corner alt thoir
live*, but when there U native
,werk to he done in Ihp name <4 Christ
they turn up tbeir news gad n away,
saying that they take no part in MNd-
this kin*!. You bad* them here
in your work They are tba crust,oa
the pie that the md light diakaigt. farau
th* bottoa, es Tho >n|y dißereaao ia
that th«p. ur" oa tup ami aa* wag bhsek
cned like th* bottom. That (lead has
base tha cuts*’ of th* ages. You stand
off and rue*, aad its not tba Batte .
and Beesirs that are russing this meeiy
Ing and | trying t# hold it back frois
taring souls, but it'* the old super
sensitive, hypocritical, churvh member
who doesn't know Christ and hoi never
known Christ.
Ita4ta« at the Heart
“SJint Yet it’* tin. You don't have
to be black and ugly on the outside
to he ninfwli l remember tbe oW tgee
that stood in the school yurd and un
der which the children had played for
“years. One day, with hardly a breath
of wind stirring, that old tree top
pled over crashed to tb* eantb.
l At the heart U **i rotten and hol
low. Rome day yoa old sinaer, who
put on a solemn face pnd talk like
Chriatiaaa, bat who really knocking a
“tQiting that ia -pving souls, you will
topple over, and .then the world will
, too that yea are sol tea aad hollow
at the heart. There isn't a child her#
who hasn’t lhe germ of Sia larking
ia his' or her heart. Eventually this
germ will do its work, unless as a
•hild ihut germ is ca*t out at Christ
s taken in.
Only One Refuge.
“Where >»re yo*l going to Had a re
fuge from thi, awful curs* of sinT
There is only one rvfugo that is sure
and safe and that if in Jesus Chsiak
!’ou must turn yuur soul over to him
or training. The athlete may tram
your body, the leather may train
your mind, hut thi re is o lty ore train
<tf for the soul aril that ia Jesus < krilt.
And listen, fo'k*. he i* cot on y a
refuge from the penalty for »ln, but
be is a refuge from the pow, r of tla.
look at that awful :■vandal that
*a* broken out from the yery heart of
Katan on the pvt.on as Me) Trotter,
hat great preacher, and missionary. It
wa* a fraraeup, and I boliav* Ik* dovH
went into that mar’s home and in the
"nod of that woman kia wife, pot the
seed es sin, sad it has caused a great
mun’s usefulness to he lei* aad a gaua:
sorrow to enter hi* heart. Satan watch
es you, u*«* you, hunt* you down, and
there >* only pn« refuge front, hijp and
that is in Jesu* Christ Study ywtr
Bibl*. and use that a* a weapon to
fight Satan. Jesus Said, 'Fear aot, 1 am
with thee' when she devil stirred up
the *torn>. J«»u was there and the
pear* entered the heart* of the detcip
les again. There are hlaophensoiLt
thought* that come to yog. Thdy are
not thoughU of th* f’onh, they run,
from Satan, and from no on* eU*.
Ot* Waterloo Field.
"! have iieen on many buttle fluids. I
stood tu WaSaaloo where the grwat
French g< teral. Nap. Icon, was beaten
f »*w where th* aid guard in perfect
ferinatiun flung ihenitvive* agaiaat thp
atie'iivy aiul saw where they had died
n perfect formation. I aiw the lost
that the Frenchman woe outganeraiod
■y the combined wnple* of Europe, but
1 wt that God simply felt that be
had gone for enough. I *uw that dipt
tlefield in Spain where tha Moor* were
flung back, and wondered the gras:
influence that bntle hud li*d on his
tory. I bare stood In the past at
Thcmopolae and nave seen where the
'Partnra stopped the onrush of that
great Oriental Army, and now and Mt
i,hr greatness of it all. But riding down
•hrough the Jordan, I saw the greatest
battlefield of ail, and Oust Was whore
Christ hnd overrent* Sutaa in that
*tUA battle told of in the BI file. Tba
WU ( hrut inmmtiuiiig
ft behind him, aud «v*ry sine* then
Satan ha* boon taking commands Isom
Jesus.
1 can do nil thing* through Chalet
wh«. atrsngthvneth me. You remember
ki.hu men who embraced the tUiauw at
thr Stake. Did they do it- on their own
strcnßthi’ No. They had tke strength
of Jesus Christ behind them. You ran
meet Satan njid overcome him Juat a*
•Tinst did Uftck there in the wilderness.
You can gain a victory oVgr death on
the batt'efuld through Christ.
"People, you ran over o-n* vin, yo.t
j can overcome Satan. You can Mm* a
refuge from frith and vo« cpn hate
» ilefunder in the day of judgment I*
j you take unto yournelvss at.d confess t„
Jsius Christ, the Lord and M-w> v of
|u» all. Won't you da' itT'