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spects the greatest warrior ot mod-' ,. _ ,_ free hu an' ,.a¢e_ _,. complished in so short a time unless
ern times, onee deolnred, “rhere "°T‘,’,e°t§§§t eat °n‘§,,,.d mqvement good.--had met sent forth ,n mo_ssen~
l°m°¢im°° _<=°m°S e "isis 1° S batik for the worlgfs redemption in to in _sch vpgeqfvally and Silirmwlly slew-
\or a campaign when victory, as s._ wand in the cdmme,-dial ‘mprdmwy -tic, as; he did when newest forth
‘f>1rd» will 1=°v°ff°v°r 1=1.=»'°widerd»' wnen-inn .n-engntf en tn-e»nw~aanti-_'* P=~\=_1'f,'l_\==<1 where ew Godvvsvvevvl
giithnt' ggnertgiklwho 3 brains of nomo and the islands of-the sen into '* ge; 1;=°°<;°m`m°m;”vi°l»»hil; Ei"  _ , ._ _  .....   .
5 °“°“3 V9 °°mm“” -` sympathetic touch; There was ~e’ ll " U I W°°“¥ .1 =»‘_’» ~. 9*” _ ° ' - _-_MM gl
tporwudn mu_ch!»»» This was tlgg time ‘when 'B  _traveled ,l,*m°n‘, th. member.  gA`ng1o_ I   P  
way the French commander defeated 100 mn” from th, P1,” when. 1,; Saxon nee? _ _g . ~ l 'i is - » ‘-
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INFLUENCE OF ANGLO-SAXON ‘RACE
comminos _ Fonwiau, jmiiicii.
i and Impx\sslvo Augnry-1":-essnt Crisis
in History of Nations Likened to Thus’
bows before the mercy seat Undef 91°
, impulse oi a ireewill." When .Tor-
quemada headed the inquisition and
Charles IX1 was drunk with 'human
blood and "Bloody Mary" signed the
death warrant oi over-800 f me-rtYl'S"
and Charlemagne forcibly drove d the
` people of his kingdom into the riv~,;
ers, where, like .struggling cattle. the
' priests baptized them by the whole-
‘ sale, fear may' have’ made the fright-‘fi
' ened men end women l;°_w end., 92°-
fess Christ, but fear never _yet made --
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ronte at the Den t-of Atrienlture Ottawa. ginyogg ih;l‘.)l‘;-ll lipsC'}0m8‘ Ezine az ng Thcn_ wlke can you and a  
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and preserves the solid blackness. Use l Chidago, May 10_1n this sermod . ,_ ' . ` mentally and spiritually and Aphysi-p * .'
" the preacher takes an optimistic view ggxgglldngr g,ui;1E;ge;;tQgg_ 1;? 11131? "ally lJ0tf9!` 8€l\liDlJ0d t0 CNT! f°,1'f»h -r
° of the spiritual outlook and sees in Thus we dnd that ‘the sedond #edt 1'-hw gospel.-message than the, mem- The
’ the 8"0WiUS` Pl”€_d°miUa“C° °f thc onward movement for the world's l°c~ bers °f the A“gl°*S°x°n 'lafce' -Q’
Anglo-Saxon race an augury that demption was taken when bigdttys _conquer the world for Christ- God is _A _ . » _.z
‘foreshadows the spread ofthe gospel Swarthy limbs were manddled’ wha. _ going to use giants _n0_w'  he  1 ~
throughout the world. The text is the hissing tongue of persecution-fwas glllllts Of 0ld_- __ Undef ‘¢l'l¢'Pf3W0l‘ °":5v__“<___i-__‘
EXOd\1S Xfi'-. 15, `“Sl-'leak Ul1t0 the stilled and when religious libcrtv etxhe Holy SP"`lf~ 91° °~P°5t°l‘° m°_°‘ _   - _ __
children of Israel that they go for- dduld lift up her smiling face t6_ ,sengers were able to scatter the gos- ~ ‘ _ ‘ ""*
Ward-" ‘ word the heavens end stretch ronh Pei mmeses °v°“Y‘"‘°fe- B” lm"
Napoleon Bonaparte, in some re- her white hands 'td had as wen as -could such wonders. haw l?0.9l1 U' ` ~" l* 
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li held by'Germhny, England' Gilda thei
a true Christian. - »~ - I  ~»--4-st -._g.°,u.nm°nt b it. M 
Th” Big; 1° mu Pt, tg’ 5°°p$l-193; do¢:tt:l;e.-~El1rol-li for tails moitopartl
.  I com! I ome’ cg" J -H inn _ b _ L_ . I . N .-. w' _.
5 °""° °"“‘"." °' "'°°' f"'°' “°’=' we "° °°'1' f°°"Y- _°°*“°~" °"‘“°- lf»'l“"'s»¢1ii-°i»d‘f’ i=.~'..2'i‘.""2,'§.e.’.§.-‘i`i."f$v _ geshcns we will _whit
I Beosived Godstlommsnd ° That They ii But u no My ,tml . V ,_ ~ ._ __ _ _ A »
t ‘ °°m°' 9°” p°‘g° . own _ways-,England by her navy# V ». ' _
. y # 6° ’°""'°‘" ` ‘ Bibb “"3 y°“ ‘ind ‘°‘nywh°r°  Germany by 'her army." The whale I ~ ~ ~ , » 4- _. ,_ e Wind
8 afance t° the fabnc and leaves sinteredneoordinptohot orPni-uninont_orCnn‘- W°'F‘S W"“_°“° ,',Cffm° t° .‘ Clarmt. and the lion 'practically unconquer- - ' "  '°  I NWN'
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._Cliristiar$¢_y. They geographically.
,hold the strategic points oi all the
world. Open the map oi the world
where you will and drop your finger
at random. Gibraltar, _the 1 tho
f`l?[editer`rs.'l`iean,‘ held by.
,Suez canal and the
<Esilv¢='hy.R1s.lwd-v
_as northern Africa
,Eiigla,nd.-i The; Islands ot tho,
United' _tes.'g_North_»and South 'Ame
't-i'~ica‘ “ggiiiisteld `*~ by the United?

the wills of youfihome
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the two l"'°‘t wins! of the Aus- ‘was born, -But now evefivwhere com-_i_~Tlier_s-are many reasons _why the" $500   ad
__ _ army et Hontouotte dad Ceva. momma” 1,  1' no b1o°jd_Anglo¢Saxon_ race should lead-iifthh' 1 d 1  -,__.,’ 
‘gum *N W°~V`ll5 'Will 'N Will su nations that dweiliipoli the .race ~S°m° °f  NN- ` ` ' ' X '
shal Ney to lead the Old Guard 'yd md," 1553,;-gbythgqnggm
eswwb the valid severe' °f¢h° of 'rmhlsh 'rho nest rndinn nnn-
Bfitish infantry And *hw W" 91° chantmen and the ships for Chine
“I lI°°°'- *fb l’» 1°” 81'" “G and _Jnpnn ond tho Philippines and
'°ld1°1' 1°d 01° ° dren °f 1°f°~°1 °“¢ nnoti-nun and New zeninnd foiiow
°! E373- ~°'°" th’ “nd” *nd °n each other through the Sues Canal
through the Red sea and freed them Th, 1-,,,1r0a,¢1g of Brazil and the
_lrcm the vnwshms <=hefs°=°f the PW- | stenmshlp lines or chile end Buenos
“U18 Es’YPl'»i8-l1l- AYP” and Cape Town are owned by
But the divine command given to fd,-“gd capital The Russian war.
forward is applicable to the ch
dren of God at the present time
believe we are at a crisis in t
h
world’s history To-day I want
show that the world can be brough
to Christ if the Christian church w
an
only realize its full opportumty
grasp lt I want to show this b
cause I believe all the great preli
inary battles have been iought an
won which are necessary for this li
al triumph.
| The first great battle for th
`»world's redemption was fought an
I won when every man’s iireside
came his “city of refuge" or his i
prognable ca.st1e’from which no fe
l dislodge him. It was won when
i husband and a father could walk i
3, to his home and shut the door an
 defy the great wide world as he sei
, "These goods are mine. This wi
is mine These children are
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shlpyards A great international war
I is becoming more and more an
possibility because the Turkish mort-
gages are held n Paris, Berlin and
t London and Wall street, and the for-
l eign capitalists must rise or fall to-
gather
d
9° But from a spiritual standporit
5 fwhy do we say that a great battle
was won because commercialism has
brought all the world into sympa-
. bringing New York and San Fron-
" i cisco into closer communication than
' were once New `York and Georgia,
d and the great steamboat lines turn-
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t have thin to do
The Bible does not say that the
s .ld H ' _ l
°’ right in he “imp” t'° the pr°p°rt7 S world shall grow gradually better
‘"“°h 1”” °“°"€Y 1*” °°-"“°“' °° U” end hotter, hut it does soy that
_ woman whom he had led to the mar- when th’ “gospel of an kingddm
mage altar and to the children who Shan be preached rm an th, wo,-;d
.were born_ to them. \ for 8 witness unto an ndtidns than
But tm” °°”dm°° °f i°‘iivm“°'l ? shall the end come." And how can
rights of a. man  of a family did ,that gospel be pnwlmd quicker td
I not always exist in the human race. an people than thmdgh the medhm
- Th°r° was 8' min’ When the name of oi' the telegraph and telephone and
' husband and 'me d“i.n°t mmm 'hat i railroad train and passenger steam-
_` tiléy "(10 t0-d8éy_. J h§h€l'8 Wil ia. boat   freight boats?
lf* iixiimeh iYr°tf°t1e1dr  clqbpwki on *“°"h°’° 3"°“*' P"°“‘“"“`y "“"“°
" . ~ °9 SP l "gl-n O i' for the world’s redemption was
vilizatlon, when in many tribes the hen um 1-,me t
1 children took the name of the mother mush? .and w°n w par .
' instead of the :ether heoeuso the °f '°"8“°“° ”S°m"‘°° “t ‘he "‘?"“ ‘
name of the father was never L'-Qi' in Chicago' Then an the mul'
,known." There was a time when, by hgmt m_°mb°rs °f th’ ‘;`”g1°1;S°‘x,§;;
p the' old feudal system, the corner- ra” r°°'h2°d as “ev” be °m t at
-` stone of society was not in the home 305W] °f Jesu'  W” nm' may
of the laborer, but in the castled the b°f"' ‘Pi an "°h3"°”5' .b“t {°l'lS°
walls oi the near by ruling lord. The that _lt 13 tl" may g°s.p°l . W ml;
reudnl lord not only owned his _ I>f°m1=‘°S P°'f°°'-° P°‘”°° "‘“’ ‘!“‘°' °
peoplgs cattle and Sheep and hdwei the grave as well as salvation be-
but._ if he wished he could do what Y°nd° ‘ _ _ _
~ _ he would with his eerrs wife and i 1111892 an Amefmn "°“_"S‘° was
children. There was n time when inllwlc m Calcutta 'C9 a high C1988
every woman became by law the {B€_11Sa11- Dufmg their °°nV°"SF'u°“
:wife of every male member of her i 0115 dark C91°"@f_1 nat“’° °f India ex'
tribe and every man the husband of 1 Ultantly Said: ‘ Ah» Y°u _are fr°m
ever female member. Thus the co - l -'lmeficall We 8-7° 30011 801118 to Send
Y m . . . .
munism of the brute prevailed. Thus ' 0V@1` OUP m1S51°“U'1°s t° _ Ch1°°'l=‘»'°'
' , a ~ hall vert America. to the
.ind we s con
3 beast pure and simple. Even down teachings of K-ali, Buddha and Mo-
‘ to Bible times we and that Abraham 1 hammed-'j But when the °1'1°1“a1
was not only the husband of Sarah, 'lI1iSSi0I1i1I`1£‘S began _ t0 talk We
I but also the father of Ishmael by , remembered the burning _ghats oi the
his handmaiden Hagar. David and Ganges. We could hear the death
Solomon were the husbands of many Cries Of the Child Wid°WS Wh° were
wives. But now the ,condition of being sacrificed upon the funeral
society is all changed. The marital pyres. We could see the supersti-
status has gone back to the Edenic tions and ,debaucheries of the har-
state. Now by law there .is only cms and the degradations of their
one hnehend for one wife and one people in the east. As all People'
wife for one husband. It has gone must believe in a God of some sort,
back to the ideal condition -God iirst so to-day, as never before, the intel-
_ ordained, which the psalmistedescrib- ligent, civilized nations lmow that
* ed when he wrote, “God Setteth the the gospel of Jesu! Christ i8 thi
solitary in families.” Such being only gospel which will bring true
the social condition among the civi- peace and progress ' to the world.
' lized races, I believe we are one and When s native ’ emo! _asked Queen
all ready to grant that no class of Victoria _ the source oi B1gland's
men are" more willlns to recognize strength,_ one handed him o sible,
their responsibility to God than So, to-day, most ot the civilized
those who conscientiously try i;o ful- 'ragga are ready to confess that the
, dll their responsibilities in amil _.gnu h 91 1'; 'e htiggt cart,
liié;"“  '  v ~-  _ y. gover€itments‘ishcestii-irgi in the wrgll in “in th* °°“°° Th” f°‘”‘d °“"
The next great battle for the of God. Where fthe. Bible is not,-
wcr1d's 'redcmptivll We-S f0\18\_lf- N16 ~ there. are superstition and ignorance
Ecu when :ble frcvnins v=ll»l;°tf rv- nndhi-utniizing   , , `
gious inoerance were ate;-ed ~ g if  dtled _ _ ,
_down and the torture dungeons .ol h§;”amTgyFymegm; dbf*®F  -bgeast  tl: lsigncoofdeg
lt'h° duh ages we” f°"°v°r ‘°P°”°d Now comes the ‘practical question. ‘r°°°' en- °‘ ‘S nq °
t0 th! purifying-ought. A11, the. D517- wh” race qt peaple, is  
tle for religious, liberty was a long forth to lead in tae-'1'qs't"g,.ea£ frbdt,
Gnd bittei Stl'\1gg10l It was not WOR _ue which is‘t°’  for re
I 1'1"* °°Y» " "°°°°°' " g°°°"°*‘°“ °' devil tion oi 'theiworlna for christ?
o century. It fought its way p - . ‘  - -
. _ Has Jesus e. right to look with hope
through the ilymg stones aisl the towwd any pew” more conhdmtly ,_ _ , . - _, __
moody 'wad' 'md the spa’ and than to thefAIl”€lo-Saxon ra.ce'>iFrom _ Q " ' l  W
the martyrdoms of Christigns of Wh, t ram came 'the~cméaders‘ ' G°d_ great battle oi sinful war Igwould ' _ ` 
apostolic times. The dght foieman- frof aim, Frederick Barbuoséa had not ha.ve_ the members of the Anglo- _ -» . . ,
vcipation went on among the crack- , ' 'S9-Kon-_horses pa-rl’-l/~‘iP°»l\¢8~_» T119 night ' ' ~  ‘ c
Win leave Charlottetown for Boew olugohod by  tlilrrgolilftf  mon {~‘°,“'3I¢,;r“;°°§,‘t,;‘§9,§1n§"‘,’mf"f;;°l§,,II°fnWQ§ hn:erfa_Jeotn»chrlot_”i;o°_lt°hl;ous1`=‘v°the
°‘“”¢ m°”*i**’" W” "°°P°“ W” th’ oivliino- and christlonize the world nt
Roman Coliseum. It steelid the  = - t~he_people`s oi the  led. by a‘ ,_
onoxbono of lion hearted nnrtin Ln_  ’;°.*;e?}“.Ar°m°mb°_th‘_§r°__°_‘:,;*;- white skinned gnide. 'rhetwgnido _1 , _  g - A* l _ V
wound ofJohnHuss. It_Dew1e'homn4b°m°mjusuy“u°d_wotdd hnvgthoi-eddy, _ _ 1 g g
"5-‘{:"1°-‘mm °tm~1‘§, tm’ a _christian people. than the angle- c'{‘,"’;;;°§- *|;S€\‘|d° *hm I W°\11d ' ui ’ -_ '
iwas placed _ hand Saxon? V ; _ cs ng! axon rece. Oh, my, _ _ _
°t'<i~P:.°<?r1:mp°no*od"o'f=-y li 'rho Anglo-some ‘ bmw” °”di°"t°" by jd” °°“'°°""
tates ot.his con-,U31 *<0  __
the christian movement. tor;
or theff-lil*
I ~
\ thetic touch? Is the cable' sunleen
° l under the seas, the telegraphic wires
d ‘strung overhead, the railroad lines
d ot these o any 8
_ with the advent of the millennial
‘ dawn? Is that wonderful invention
3° of Johannes Gutenberg called print-
' ing, the outgrowth oi which is the
. » mln
__ and no man dare touch them." It
1 modern newspaper to have no part
was won when an honest man, no Hn the worlws rukmption? oh, yes,
i§`§.
gi
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Christ, which must u timat y
those oi any other race and tha
they have the opportunity and t
qualities which nt them to embr
it., of propagating that gospel to t
ends of the earth
This l mmati
po en power, or ing ug h
Ang1mSaXon race Who will lead th
way? The beginning of every grea
movement m the world's history
been humble and lnconspicuous Th
origin of the Christian church itself
now numbering its millions in
l d l r
persons. Where will the movement
for the final triumph begin? It ‘
be in such a' church as~tlii;,but.fit w l
be somewhere whre these is, e. band of
1*
earnest, consecrated, praying _so
l men and women sell sacrilicing,
dent, agonizing in supplication f
G-od for -power. The best way io
the Anglo-Saxon race to start _ .
his worldwide mission is for us,
individuals, to start here and
now. IA little handiul, under
lpower o! the Holy Spirit, ws
_ _ to
r
Christ as did that little band I
gorlous consu on of
Christ’s earthly kingdom I believe.
will be achieved under God's omni- 
t t w k thro h t e
e
t
e
an s, was in a. smgc som. __
winch, nil»~told,there were only _.1 gi
l accomplish at least ss much 
o
praying men and women in the u
per chamber of Jerusalem. ,
So, t'o-day, I want to enlifa your'
gospel horizon, I want _to s ow you
that the work you canfdo for Jesus
should be studied no longer through
a microscope, but through a_ tele-
scope. I want to show you that, all
this time, as all time is merely no-_
_ 08 8
seconds and minutes and days and
weeks and years, so all great events
works of single individuals. The An
glo-Saxon in great units may be
composed of nations. The Anglo-
Saxon race in small units is compos-
ed of individuals just like ourselves.
Will you and I start hero and now,
with God’s help, for the conquest of
the world for Christie ' '
The nnal redemption of the world
would not be far of! if we could on-
ly bring Jesus in touch with all
mankind. An imaginative religious
writer' once had a beautiful dream
about how the world was dually to
be conquered for Jesus. It was,- I
believe, to be the year of 2001. A
V great international war was about
to burstover Europe. All the na-
tions of that contlnerlt were divided
into two sides. England, Germany,
Norway, Sweden, Belgium and H01-
land were on the one side. -France,
Spain, Italy, Turkey, 'Austria 'and
Russia were upon the' other side. The
great armies were marshaled into
two mighty hosts, the tread of
cannon made the earth shake. The
night before the decisive battle was
to open the camp tires of the sleep-
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miles away. But the night before
that battle opened a strange being
was seen to ge rapidly through the
dillerent camps of the nations. Up-
on the breast of each soldier he pin-
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morning the bugles sounded, andthe
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ray. But when the generals gave the
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the reason. _ 'rms'  being who
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which '~ was pinned upon every sol-
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