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PROPRIETORS.
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;:i i’Utk-Iilfal patch, is going to be a
modern farmer iatl E‘l than a doctor
or lauier or iiiisiuws nicii. And here
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are the reasons he alien: ‘
' He stood on this corner many a;
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SATURDAY, JULY 25. 1914
2;?" iietl Lritl “(rill‘r‘il \‘I lit) paxsid lit? in
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long alternooi thinkina it all out, l've,
II Llit'ilt‘d the lat-cs of the thousands oi
lot oi them “'FTC pulling a inalng
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serving a life sentcncefil‘.
"i knew that the day would cotno
. when i would have to quit the game on 1
tin: kept
II hat Aiirl tlicli it came over
corner. and l Wondering
l‘d do.
inc all in a flash. People have forgot
that all tlit: Iiciilth iii the world content
out of Ult‘ ground. They‘ve iI—Il't lite
THE “MAN IN THE STREET."
Iipcn placcs and crowded into the cit-
'ir.~. and thci‘rc stcppiiip on car‘rotli-
in another column is puislislied an .
or and narrowing thetnsolwu Iiit>titall,\'
nddt‘csa lil' itcv. Aaron (‘ t‘olturn. pas- _ . _
a nil pliysunlly while they grub tor ti
tor of St, Eitiwi'iil‘ili (‘hurI-h oi” . '
.ltilncs . .
Iii inn.
.. Dlubury. dcliiorcd I‘Mt't’nliy bciorc the .. \ . .
. ‘ ii-otty soon theyrc gomg to go
Fairfield County clcrix'ua i.I ilctliel. I ,
. .tut'k honic. hack to the farms and tor»
Mr. (‘olmrn's retnai'lrs havc $ill‘l‘t‘tl tip .
cute: and when the hack-to-nature
a “ch3: discussion anion}: Episcopal
movement starts, the man who has
Prcsutnnbly the advanced
Mr.
grates on the ears oi .somc of his as-
cler ,vnimi. . . .. .
g . spcidulizcil lll sciontitic agriculture is
(‘ burn
0 going to have his day."
thought ex pressed by
_._._—...— AW
WHY PARIS DISLIKES US.
All Americans will feel genuine re-
acetate com~ amallH‘S iii the Episcopal “
ministly. espcciall‘v those u ho are im-
bued with the "typo'ut‘ mind" rci‘errod
, to in the addrcus.
"'V‘Wtfipoo‘sible for some to acct‘pt existing
grct if France. after lll()l‘t-‘ than a celi-
lt secins utterly
tury of friendship, refuses to partici-
_ _ _ pate in the San Francisco Exposition.
,oofiditions as a basis tor religious ac.- it it i i t
. ~ _ . Ic Sullii‘ time,» i‘ ‘ruttce Ivan " to
tlévitl‘. They prelcr to hold fast to the b
Hulk. we can stand it as wall as she
put. Ilir. Colitirn's views are not now,
.. but he speaks words of truth and wis», ,' _ _ ‘
.» . . french jingoes, caged on by the
doth. The "man in the street." says
a
._ Paris Chamber of Commerce, want to
.. Mr Coburn, “cares not a whit for the ‘
a” volumes or dry theological con~ us in protest against our methods of
florets). "
entitles him to proois. and he cannot
,h‘a ”oxpected to be content with the
more claim of authorltv. We believe
very «great injury has boen done “it:
oimroh on ao‘count oi bickeriugs OI or
unimportant theological questions
hens discussions in many instances
Ills ititoili once. lioIIevor
g ' ; cont-cling custom dutics on French im-
ports. in the good old days itowau
rather easy for American traIelera and
imitators to buy expensive gowua
Paris, and
in late
hair and art oblcctsgl‘ln
bring them home free of dutv.
years American inspectors maiutiiiiiod
unottlclally in France, hare. been re-
"” been a bid for renewed Interest porting the purchases of wealthy Ain-
m the church 0“ “‘9 part of "‘9 mass ericana and enabling the custom om-
as. The contention of authority held to cars at New Y.ork Philadelphia and
udItenaciously by mauv -preachers. Boston to catch homing tourists with
we been no more upliftlugkthan the t.he goods.
Idubstithtion of modern methods Ilotl’tI: Those inspcctors have got Into the
m falling short» of their purpose. :hahit 0f asking to 5631113 invoices of
. , Ihrifitiam‘f is ”“1." progressive “M goods sold to Americans in Paris. The
Impoals to rcamu Mr Coburn‘s ad- mumpriqmg mercltnntS. 110“",(3Iel‘ de-
dress brings outthis thought foroetulli. flaw new “a” to encourage Améri
‘Ko correctly states that the "man in can patrons in the tine art of smug
the ttroet" has to be reckoned ultu sling. For example. they would ln~‘
O’iil'é 0f the cdtumnnity 13 01' MS Ioice expensive goods at muoh least
if!!- M a 13118. his morals are than their real mine to client the cus-
' at We would say to the reverend toms When the inspectors began to
”Million that simply proving to "the Iquegfion the invoices they flew into n
in the street" ilieologlcal fact: Irage' The present French
going to accomplish
‘Gealrabla that may he.
3'90"“ ”1069 things than mam'ltv fellow-countrymen smuggle in their
film credit for. What he looks Parisian purchases. Of course, the
n consistency in the meal of harder it is to smuggle. the less theI
h members. He looks for some- tourist buys. .
donspicuoosly‘. He
fatness, _lioneaty,I charity. moral
:Whe’n lie tails to discern thong
iOOkB for; indelicate and undlplomotlc InItIiieir
inquisitorial methods, but. that doesn' I:
titer: lie naturally concludes ‘men are naively advertising a proton"
once for dishonesty. '
in: Is lacking. and preaching
its stirs till a may distortion
mom-aunt Gui-wt.
- said
'Ieriiilii !
.»\l a (it’l'll‘eli iiivctiiig held during
in_
'speakirw of the a lion that should he
'tiie past winter ozié t-f tho clots."
sever pleasant hustncss relations with Iiiowlcrs“
Alli] even if 1
film,“ doesnt huou a wheat fleld from i enough would not so presume on your;
go: «i iiatuie as to air my
attainment: iteiul‘e you on a Juli
iioudni nioiiiiiig II tan mauv of us are
in liallgt‘: o:
lain.
tion. We,
\itlllt”. hing
hope they
u Liso
gut malaria
'i‘licicici'r ruin. . than aiviziz an II‘;
it. it all. I'E‘I ill \l':‘.-‘
[insulin I It ills tlc‘:
il-rtti. t uw i!: t-‘» to ill as ewrcssing a
if in- mi.
irL‘
l::i\t‘ll in regard to a certain eccleaias-
tical lllleiE‘l‘ said that the matter was
dtilil‘llilllPti in? HS sini'c (as 1 limit)!“-
stood hitni in l'i‘l‘k'u‘i'illg lIHL'k to lilt‘
”lit-121Ialiirccit we sac that the definite
article has used that rillit‘t’ the defi-
IIitI- iirtirl'r- has llN‘ti, u’v must there-
i‘orc Filuilt' our actions accordingly.
l was glltr‘ll the impression Iliut'his
lilt‘iiltlil tiud proitluma iii. church
formed for him hint.r ago.
Thu paper this iitorniiig would deal
will: that type of mind.
.. Alli SLI‘llthil‘dl akin to that colleen:
tion that all has lict‘ii Haiti and (lotto
in the realm of religion. or at lczisi
that wr- must t’I'aiiIc our pl‘E‘St‘lll the~
dcr “I‘lt‘
t’llou‘y limit the definite article in thoi
(li'ccii. was the paper Iieliierod by our
lionor‘cd president a low tilwtiiigs ago. 2
Just why he should have invited the
to (our his paper to places, I do not.
know. Yul liutuiiiucli as his :eitcral
(‘Ullt'Pllliflll ot‘ liIP probli‘tuII ot‘ pron»
cnt day rcligtoii scouts to be similar
to thc clcruiinnii who its controlled by
tho idea ot‘ the dclliiitc article in the
(truck 1 accept somewhat (.qutiotiali~
and with tour and trembling his hr
vitaliou to disagree with him.
The wholc trouble acorns to ho culls—
ed by ”the man on tho street." 1 am
not nwshuver with these “calamity
who say that the church is
going to the dogs. and that tmnzs are
not what Ihcv Hard to me. As It mut-
tcr of int-t. I imtiitvc that the church
is living icst‘tlod from the dogs and
is today a greater factor in human
adianocnicnt, than it ever was before.
StilloIotIvitlIIItandiug that fact. the
cry of "tho man on the street." the
man who does not darken the doom
0! the church to becoming more and
more lnslntent, and he is placing be-
fore thé church a challenge that she
must not sidestep:
i would respectfully submit that a
partial explaunutlon oi the or) of “the
man in the street" is to ho found in
the fact that a large number oi“ the
clergv iii-e tilled I'I-Itli tho idea of the
definite ankle in the (track.
The “man of the strbei" is asking
for light on the problems that con
front him, and we look for light in
the definite. article. We give liiin a
tlienlogv which it not at all alireant
of the times but It species tot canned
meat put tip fifteen hunted or elglio
eon hundred years Mo.
\V hen we tell the "man of the
street" that there its authority In the
definite article and in it he must find
hostility his comfort} when we tell him thntl And who would so; that Christian: Ideas concerning a giv‘ni tiling. fig
“’1‘“ the 8991118 (0 represent the accumulated Genesis is literally true. and that the ity is not a progressive religion and uould finally ask “Well, ihat (ices:
:ll'ihurch In striilng for no matter how'rage of Paris merchants at finding It whale iIIIallowed Jonah (the man of that no hold the sum of Christiana) the chili-oh teach " and being told tho’
He knous increasingly difficult to help our mm. the street being abreast. of modern in our hands?
science) what wonder is it that
coutinuegpto be the man of the atreet.I
he
.‘rather titan the mail of the pew?
He cords nothing for your definite
'world was emitted by Divine Flat
6.000 )ears ago.
II ere scholar 1
sclinlasiii‘ ‘,
treating the ttnth eoni
‘Iuandnit-ni as our tripods at the moon. ‘-
at the seashore, or abroad. arc.
wilting to on oi‘ their Ilclightiul ratio-'1
01" V
01" I
witI has no‘hI m elIed its final form
KAiSERS DAUGHTER REP-USES TO PERMIT
THE NURSES T0 CARE FOR HER FIRST BABV
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that is.
The Duchess of Brunswick,
the daughter oi Kaisrr
Germany. has limited illP utilises who “Fill”!
would care {or lit-r sixiwu months old ‘i'-mm"
, _ Mcilolaa
Ellie int-lists oti dillllfl all that
grandfather.
‘iicrwlt’. The nurses appealed to the England,
All of iii-r waking hours the mother?
Wilhelm ol‘ spends with the child. The baby is
Augustus Gmrge Williui'ir
Ludwig i-‘raucls .losoph
for his father, his potcrnal'
and the monarchs 0f.
Germany, Danniarli, iIa-E
physician, but he oitpliiincd that ill varia, Austria andRIIusia. The rulera
the case of :I first born, awn amino 0! England, Germany, Denniark,‘
royalty, it is difficult to get a mother Austria and Russia or» some of his
to turn her child over to nurses. ' godtatliers,
bully.
Creed be accepted iltoralli- in the oi lilP grown man's equipment llmw
same manner that they hate been in- Mar satisfying it ma} be, it is never.
terpretcd for ages. tht 655 a stage propei oiilv to child-
lt is rathoi surprising that at) man} hood
990916 have the “lit”! 0f “‘6 definite And it we cannbt rlao above thinE
article in tho Grcclt’ Mien as Canon lioziduze to authoritI. although it‘
Henson HMS. "Hi? ”we ought to ha: I: will not affect our religious lives, still:
gene by when It was thought that tho it sprils (limit to the intellect,
Inevitable “WU“ 0" thoughtful “l“d' llto'ond that there is theI right to:
“is 00“” he met bY mere “59"" (‘liliflse it need he. to den). and l“
tions." believe that on all admire more the
The conception 01” Che definite “1"” man who denies our faith became in
tile in the Greek Iii tog”) mind a fool‘ his thinking he has reunited a state
huh deiholon We are blind leadern of whore honesty demands that lie deny
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the Christian tutti it is nothing less ”mi-1m
than Ii delusion to any that Christian-
But beIoud this denial or the trtitfi'
' there in the tlnal stage of the! man
We cannot make our theologi today who accepts the teaching of the:
from the definite articlc in the Greek (.huwm “ ho mayhap goes back to that
any more than we can accept the au- conception of the definite article in:
thorlty 0‘ “19 3001‘ 0f ““95”“ tac- the Greek but he goes back. because
"‘Pimg 1‘ literally.) no but thought the matter out. not be-
For one Who does so conceiIe of cause he is under bondage to it.
religion and theology. is Iiniuiudiul I remember a class mate of mine inf
iti’or instance) of that stronn hold or s‘emlnarv who “as and Li“ mu mg.
conservatism, the Roman thurch for state of the deflnite‘ arth‘le Iii the-E
in every century ii MS 01?an 119" Greek and ‘when In hiltorv .oi' dogma
dogma. ~ no wallowed in the great multitude of
answmr he wrote it down in his book
I helieie that our conception of tho “all his doubts and difficulties dis-
Bible and of the Christian faith is appearing
faith in its Infancy dud therefore it Is He II as one of the finest and most;
toolisli to hold that our faith today pious (using the word in Its best
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”hue". conduct which stands; Our representatives may have been: knows that it is not true that. the article iii the Greek; much less that and. he in gun one of my p9“ friendg
out descendants shall be bound by It But. 1 claim that his bondage to” 1-1319
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tion and finansion, of line’s belief;
there is- a “danger in demanding for
_ lartlcle (can you blame him—lie 'shall no determined by the definite sense) that there was in our class, an impression. poasilile °f interpreta: that “e. at! well as he, Walk in dark-
neas, that we_ as well as he, are strug-
gling tor the light. Let us therefore
He knows batten And further I would submit that definite artiste in the Greok has stul orthodoxy a “m“ interpgetation 0’ 09°“ 0“" hearts 94!“! minds to the new.
than that man was originally created the mind which holds to the definite titled his intellectual conception or “‘9 B‘me- ”“3““ n0“ “9 "“0“ 0‘1“,” learntntnto the higher crItICIsm-
that we are not willing to ovér‘throw
our ancie'nt authorities, doctrines and I,
beliefs in the interest: of truth.
And IIlion anally his voice is at.
V termed, and we‘ Wonder what has be-
come’ of. him, to our amoré’inapt and
consternation we find that he is at-
{tending Some church which has been
IIlliIo‘l'al and forwarda—t‘ihit hair «has!
the ‘fmltn of the street" and is neither
preaching Browning. nor going to
sooth
alter the “0‘ that French business in the image of his Creator. He uyaj arable In tho Greek is not In what things theologicaL
And here i believe that runny 8911?- ‘nght being poured on SOMEONE that on the definite article in the Greek.
are were ”“3 38° 399995“ m be settled IWhat whispers me of times to come?
connection with the
W9 ought not to be, like the Jesuits tua‘riaa Outside 0! the church
who have it mdiotthem “they taught- doing II. groom ii'orln than "jttfe. ‘ be
on the creed and shorten the delta cause Our amphasht is on what the
loxue." for the modern tendency is ox- church teaches; their emphasis is on
actly the reverse. ‘ "what in truth " How Often 'we have
and this modermtondancv, although, noticed within tho told or the church '
to a certain extent dangerous. is Eli“ along)? who films the primary emnhn
1n the right direction. for "the m sis so what the“ church tmuos. sill!"
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tlt’
con
It it he known 61‘ third spiritual
_ _ , ton" and “humol- whether it be in the realm of dogma
' tat-é as to the exact or mania or what? not whorcirer
U H nfer that the or or later he detail.- .. ,
otud scoff at these . The man In bustnoés or the clerk,»
to he a mu Bf mail Willi If flfit "Bil w 1118 105” nIIllat
., en‘te up: that do
; tune slaves to tilt tailed trim Shit wwythut it; 1s m
it: ' a Greek and lint must at. of thy i-o ‘
‘ ‘ Iii the mo: m'd’fifit‘o
mm In a partition! Ito article In the meet u in WA
,m
would ”thorium: my. and IMO“ must become
mum maummmmumu
I initial!
, lie this no Interest in €063 And than this contention tends to« This of course do“. Mt moan mt.
5 complacencywand the church dioultl put; its stamp or up-
were “I commlmy #11ch must soongégtm G! hill!!! criticism; for it! “IS
IQW would no net It would love ,
nit About». and dictators it)» pm ~
noted. but at this some tithe it. amt
1mm
flaunts ammo» the
inhhcéhflngfhedflmnmuy
s remark Whoa ll tom toward opinion! oomph-lg;
in part and there is constantly new
if we reruns to See that light we dwelt
in darkness. If we insist only on that
definite article in the Greek. there is
a danger that we will no the positions i
m or. a theology which is not at all
couponant with I Must. thought and
‘thiigetoro' can make on appeal to “tho
that: on. tho “root" who thinks tor
J
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”not on all new theonlemu It:
would Maui} Minamoto” that Mu
w Wfifiulflflwm
mammemmlnmom
than”.
it may be ‘that it will throw light up-
Wliat If it: be the mission of that age
IMy death shall usher into. life, to
shake
This tom? of assurance from our
craved. . ‘
helntrOducé the doubt discarded bring
The formidable danger back we drove
Long ago to than distance and the
' dark?
No utild beast now prowl: around tho»
intuit camp:
We have built Wall and sleep in city
fife:
But tum!!! earthquake try the towers
“I“ ii“!!!
To think they we saw lions rule
dam,
Ami than stunt! out again. pale reso.
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Prepared to amt-Much means alive
7 .. at um. '
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V‘Itc trio: that the framed error.
i ‘ MW! vote on a city charter and
“ mm government with due
" ‘Won or the not that It will
an“ thooad o! o to... an...“ My
in: mum-Wm:-
It in tho mum Moo-a:
In new mummi—
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