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i-rotit lu ua to haorw the things on which
or ssl- is pissing the sraahssis, beth in ,
5 the wart I and in lla church. l'oa»el.ia.e..
the world aati the church stand apsrt lu
thi. mstreralsmpttasls; sometimes th.-y
~t.nd side by aids. And when thry
» stan-i aids hy aide, we say asattment in
l
ming on moral oaestlaaa, or a whale.
_...ne sr.-nttmentis betas erested.But when
the world and thecharch stand spsrt on
nnoral queation~. then vra may the ernpha-_
sis ia. wrongly placed, or s had
sentiment is being crested, But in
point ot fact, then are only in-c things
in all this world to be emphasised, name-
., y, religion and money. For under there
two graad divisions you can pl .ee all
thtagafrrwhlch men struggle and on
which they place the emphasis.
Now, I wish toname a few of the things
secular, and a fsvr of the things sacred,
on which today the emphasis l~ placed.
(l) First, some things secular on which
the amphaaia is being placed. And that
which stands out with greatest promin-
‘-*= ~=----‘ v" A =-f*~'=”=‘=-1°” ence ls not hard to guess. Xen, Possess-
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ion is the thing emphasised today. What
amoney age this is. \Vi\er-eunto shall
this thing growl Who hut an angel
Inspired of God can will President
Schurman of Cornell University aays:
“A waning of Christ ianttv and a wsxi g
 i  of mani_rr__ror;su\ are the twin r_t`|_>_ecm_r;annoi
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ourage cue) ii king in t gs
secular and it thrra ans to rule all th it
isaacred. The dsngeria not in money,
per se, but in the spirit that controls it;
the evil lies not so much in the desire tn
get rich, but in the desire to “get rich
qulclr'f"' Worse stiii, in the denim to get
something for nothing. To get wealth
without toll is a dangerous thing. Thi..
bank accounts or the value of _ their
check; and men like to be measured by
iw popular standards. Hence, the desire
to have is so great that if honest means
will not compass it, men are tempted it
try dishonest, The temptations of our
age are tremendous.
Possession is the motto of the age; ami
the over-reaching spirit has grown bold
and daring, the unholy means that men
employ arc startling. Buta change, we
drmiy believe, will soon talto place when
the emphasis will be changed from the
nrere desire to possess to the desire to do
the most good for tho race. It is s
change of emphasis that is needed. This
age is not beyond the Divine ken nor
outside of God's purpose to save the race.
To this end will the money be used, and
millionaires will yet vie with each other
as to who will do the most good with his
possessions. The money is_all right, it is
only the had placing of the emphasis on
the word, "possess", which prompts n en
-to have and to hold; to have honestly li
possible, but to have. The greed oi
possession lies back all the business
scandals of this age; hack of all the
wicked things that men do in order to
possess. It lies back of all thel insurance
scandals, back of all the railroad _ rebates.
hack cl all the unclean tenements, hack
oi all thc rotten slaughter houses, back
of all the license saioons, and back of all
the gambling dens. And the embllasil
is placed today- and Only |110" 5°. ll
expressed by Milton: .
"Mr-rnmon thelesst srecled spirit that
fell
Front heaven; for even in heaven his
looks and thoughtd
Were always downward bent, admir-
more
The riches oi heavsn's pavementdrodflen
8010.
Than aught divine or holy, else an-
`" Yi‘,"__ , ill  joyed in vlsiou bsatiilc."
Dr Gilford of Buffalo, N. Y. says: “Few
landlordsliveiu their own tenements.
Few manufacturers workin their own
mills. Few meat packers eat their own
canned goods. Few patent medicine
vendors take their own drugs."
Again, the emphasis ia being placed
today on character. Character is the
need of the hour in all the walhs oflife.
Menoi character are more and more in
demand, the world calls for them ar-
uevcrln-lnre. Thesolldarity of the race
is scrntoiroofi advantsgs here. Society
is'rnyl|»|¢ that men of rotten morale
csnno rui~nn thi-ones na'ional nor on
r:*'==H%,f3A§; r.*1°f;-'E _\lr|~nnr-it.-tn. nn-rcial, a~ they did In thc
pd drains and icr man other prpoaaa. ‘vlnia ni ilu- lirrorl~, That is a placing oi
Acansqusia 20 pounds gal Soda.
the rtnpl\n~i~ nn linings pure and of good
50"” lv"‘Y'Bll:~ l repor . To illustrate the fact thai. the
E.W. GILLETT 2l’&'i'4‘l‘3
fORON'Y0.0IlT.,
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world oi industry |< demandinu
men nf ctwrneter: _William E. Corey
President nl the steel corporation of New
York, which is perhaps the largest com-
mercial organintloa nn this continent,
and who has wrecked his manhood by
yielding to evil, la a case in hand. He has
rlivorf-sd his wife, and his own sitter test-
lned in the courts against him, saying hr-
iwsa unfit to rnia a home. Bla own
mother admonl~hed him regarding hl~
svil course; his own lon-testified in thr-
eonrts that his fstheraaid hs hid made
her ride. Corey abandoned bis wls,
good won\ar\,aal\smyairrordsa‘.t.o ha a
Ile
This man
in tii..|.i.».*~~ 
*"5 Ao " I
age measures men by the size of their-_
up his mind to separate from his mother, i
but that his moths: was a good woman
and his place, that le, the aon‘s, was by ,_ . .
f a - Q
“tres man.” ‘hrs "hos man” la largely, _ " -_ --._»... '
tr.. ....s......¢n.¢.a-tt rnmsniuq ren gen.. emu. neu". alll,
ra tag youaa 1ssa’s epesdcsr te pta '~
The aams, elah, itll
` about
li amariessmreqealyrsafew
Will OIG WU'
THD
liter-y age ts ehalleillllld ily three News al ndilodll Qtlldlltotwliek Ol air\.rid,pnrr\mtadsl,r~<'|'.-ia, who 'ra-nd trol
wasnt el the iadsatrlalsarpasatieas in
this country. The dilidol of thsroctlri.
n-latina to his intimate slhlrs, is ae tn-
.-arian of privacy. lt la, aa the contrary,
entirely proper. laarlsg es matters at
principle deeply ceaeeralag the isstlla
and essential lntsrestaetscetaty ia the
United states, sad throwing light oa the
standards of civilisation which arselnerv-
ed by men of llmlaenae, wealth. power,
sud a certain hind of degree of social
distinction. lt ts a shocking record. The
deep and lnnsfaesable slain on it is made
by the fact cf Cosey`s mnfessed deacrtioc
of his wife and ehlhl. What his motives
wen and are do not appear in the lastl-
mony. lie has acknowledged that they
sprang from nothing in the character or
moral conduct oi his wife. Evidence on
this point la but emphasized hy the stea1l~
last sleotion and tldelity of his sister to
his wifs and by the efforts of his old
mother to prevent. his dcaertion.
“All business men should he scrupulous
in the olnervanr-e of contracts. Ho should
l\e_ faithful in ull trusts. Hs should set
his' ~honor alh-.ve ull hellish interesu; and
lmrhgaenreaiiiy uhove the gratification oi
hia\_- pepdual passions or desires. liv-
should bc sensitive lo the nature of an
obligation. clear in the understanding ci
it. 'drm _in itsjdist-lmrge, ready to incur
any necessary sacrifice rather than default
ia'ti. Corey does not meet these condi~
'ltm‘: By his established record he not
.ontyndatls to observe them but ignore-,
nay, scouts them. He has wantoniy vio~
ntiid'th_e moat. sacred and binding cou-
trsct a man can make. He has betrayed
t. e niost ...cred trust conceivable. He
nas wronged those it was his peculiar
.luiy "ti protect and cherish. He has
tr-fated his hcnor as of no worth and the
'\n‘.c.~t sci.-.nn contracts as ‘illcers oeths‘.
li iliysc things have nothing to do with
him as n`l»uslnu~s man what are the quali-
lleations required in ‘businers msn'i Can
they lie _bankrupt In virtue, and decency,
nnd_self respect; can they repudiate their
protnls`es`, fall in their trusts, desert their
wiv'es 'and offspring, and still bs trusted
and 'respected in husinessi That, we are
sure, isnct the sentiment of the Ameri-
can people, or of any people of sound
hearts and clean minds. It will bo a sad
and great mistake on the part of Corey,
or ci his associates fo assume that it la.
Deep below the apparent admiration for
wuplth and curiosity as to the behaviour
of ‘its posscssorslies lu the consciousness
of zour race an incxpugnahle sense of the
sacrt-iiuess oi the home and of the family.
it lathe instinct that has builded modern
society, and this sccltty, with all that
nuilres it wholesome, pure, enduring, and
h<l\D1llll;\\‘ould perish if tho instinctshuuld
die_ out as in the course of C0rey's still
'yt__a_u_njg_lilc it has from `his. heart died
_out.' _ _ __
_'Phe ’dditor ofthe Ilotniletiral Review
"ssy_s:' “in n conspicuous affair of this
_k_lhd,' one that involves the moral under-
pj_r,\a_iq1¢;nf society, tl\e pulpit has s work
to do in creat-ing and directing public
sintlrnpnt. Mr. Corey should beoornpell-
ed -‘l.o~ resign from the presidcnry of the
‘States Steel Corporation through
an pultgiged public opinion. '
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Witte for
Jesus Christ In
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What
Bon,
ami ual
with
_Dial chili Of UI
1\\ "QQ gl |§, |."--niet-rtr of
swat ets|i1\w»n~i|.»i..~..| ...ir
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Galatians 6.7 For Whatsoevs a Sowatla That 5... .r '.a¢_,.t.|..n, ..r nat. sau* ~. ' _ ~,. , . . -  - _
. . Shall lla Aire Reap. ,    Biscuit and  C*_sny. Lmtrwll.  
ctw.: ltisslsrsliwfr *ith * _
. rltrgqrqa hy The r:\».\.‘\.n Stenrarspluri ,,.,.,, ,,,,,, |. "Lg, ,_|,,,, ,, 0,, Mig,
'ihsnii tml toes free | u » ~ at-rl ilw lil!!
'l`anhowyontl\atscc|.\v. as wi-ll a-
tr-ade and enmtneroc, in placinil ill
.mphsalaon uwrnleiirni-it.-r, there ta '..
cnrsarle going un in laonfon -odny against
ahatlacalir-fl the "mint wt" shear
morals have ireen qui-i-|~.n\~¢l much. Tn
t-ltecltmsie this evil lin-re has burr
nryhailsri an “anti-~a.-it avr." Among
thaissdersia th.. anti~ wart set tr the
'luchers of Norfolk, 'l‘hs “s.oti~smart
-et” purposes to purge society oi' men and
woman, no matter what their ittls and
wealth,whcseioossll\-lnula a rcar\da‘.
Allthlalncoramsrcisl and_ social life,
showsamcralupltft in society. There
is very much thatis still wrong in this
world, but the vi-or-i¢$_l_s growing better. A
in all social circles, which today an
frowned down. Thr-reisa hopeful ring
In all this work of moral reform.
But to reach my goal I must pa~s on to
show yon, in the second place, where the
~-ruphaaisln being put today on things
sacred or religinur. it is not onthe “new
'l\eolog\" sc-called, lint on the “old
-heology." lluuran philosophies will
have their little tiny, l»ut'llt»-y soon run
'heir race. The tint-spun thcorlra oi
Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, while
-avsit. Men grvw worse and worse
-mtiertheir truvment, and like .icif
friends,they prove thcmsclves indeed
-niserabls comforters.
First, emphasis is today p'nc-ed on the
l\~il.y ofdoeus Christ. l say ‘deii.y' in
-Ilstinctlon from divinity, for 'divinity' i-
imuch abused word today. We read ol
he divine Shulterpearc, and the dlvlm
Socratesjolsay the “ileiy“ci Jesui
Christ, is today in the foreground. Tin-
--.onvlctlon is deeply plat-cd hcrc. 'l`hr-
nendulum is swinginglmci: to the o rl
ind even new grand central truth,
“Thou art the Christ, thc son of the
living G<d"snd thai.Chrl.~tdii-d for out
ins accor<i‘ng tothe Scripture, and Hi
rose again for our iustiiication. Only
-r divine Christ. can meet the great
needs ofthe human race.
Again, forgiveness, oi sins is lacinp
emphasised anew today. The 'need is
ipparent. Tliecom-c|susneaa of sin in
the life helps to place the emphasis on
torgivenness. Just ssmen are made tc
are and feel the lisinlbusness uf their
-.ina will they cry out' for forgiveness.
When Nathan spoke his parable in the
presence of King David, revealing 00 thi-
king his great sin, he cried:-“Have
mercy upon me 0 God, according io ilry
loving kindness, according unto the
multitudc of thy tender mcrcies lilot out
my transgression."
Butnncc more, the feeling after and
the nt-ed ofa personal faith in, and a
personainttat-liment to Jesu.-1 Christ is
emphasised today. This has been
charncterizeti as "lite new feeling after
Ohrietidcsus is more real to his follow-
ers today than any time since Bstlrlehem
days. The present, daily upholding
of theMastcris more and more of a
reslitv. 'i`hatChrIst walks_with us _in
the round of daily life, is it tower of
strength, so what we were wont. to call
the sacred and secular are more closely
ioincd, That puts the emphasis on the
daily conduct and linksihe acts of this
day to the day of judgment. Our
religlouslltcrhture speaks out this iuct
in our new Hyumology, whose cry is:
i Master let mcwslk with Thce
In lowly paths of service free.
“This feeling after the person l Christ is
apartlal return tothe ‘ hellng that gave
peace and victory tn the early Chris inns
and shows itself ia this expression uf
personal neamess, auch as; '"1 hou hast
the words of eternal life;" “My Lord"|and
"My God". See this also in Mat.'hew's
response to the simple words of Christ:
“Follow me". Or 1’eter‘s wards, "I am
ready io go to prison or to death". In the
words of Martha: "If thou hast been
hero my brother had not died.” Or the
saying of the unnamed eerrturion: ' "Truly
this was the Son of God_._" Or in that-
question of Paul: “What wilt thou have
me to do Y' Or in Btephsn'a word.;
"Lord Jesus receive my spirit."
These early” diseipisa referred all
questions of daily life to Him. "Who
is my neighbor?" “Howoft ahali I for-
give my brother i" After 0hrist's death
and resurrection, alrthlmpersonsl attach-
ment was only increased. This personal
devotion of His_ follewerswasa strong
bond of union ln those rat ly days between
the disciple and his finllllh I believe
that today thin personal attachment to
Jeans Christ is more aid morzidliithariaed
llvaf shalt a ths most
Lordship of
ll after all
eoth
good
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century ago those th gs were wlnired at ' _
is _ igfowing business in 
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and rapid system of shipments.
Mooney s "Perferftnon
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i`i;nthar_,wing was added to the original building, indaaliug 'the 
Binilding operations now under way _will double the sine  the Mooney
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