Exeter Advocate, 1909-05-20, Page 2 (2)• •4
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Vet
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et" nju
If on
ti
fl
'or from lili itar
nemy of the one
040 LSthe wrong.
That great common
teOchet int all to forgive jui
hope to be--fortivemr-
k,storld ,every
znity and Ustiliti set us
z1Iy sundering ,chasm -hetw
$ "It
s
wfl
.vena:
'''--‘;--;•-•*trrUett'T--rtotit out from
alt poseibility* of return, or if the
,itiCt, of angor or greetintiole forever
poosiblitfu4her, triendihip with
the orte injured.'
• o,0,.,greed, anger* 0411* $01.,
shneu-Art their 414qgumei
to
• ,wound hem &nd work:- them 111.
Sornetiinea the most -sr*.itsvouit dam-
zge ia done by simple
'WANT Ok' ViatiGHT;
•
UnIth er1rfl i 1G, alt withnt ,
.
p sin
' love's .nee
thottgls of gettixig *en,
k in kind or ni riatizf3inj
i�&flC.. It ri1 by every, mean
lift our own. level the
who;hu degradad1
tie*, pr puuon iuteadr
get even wth bim.
1
mro,
4.
tVi; r
*
nip1les stnttbrng,
ttli
to
of *role
Tohn 14
obst
'14
The .ht:i4tectil *4 . tore vry-'
0 v
' •
'a •-,' ' Venal* , ,i u
with . o; tbou1ht and its, in*iteneeit
t.. c*nialoYni oirtit'ets*olo6IY:-
promoted iI
..
gy
s'oe_t! 04041 vete**. It has
11111w4.' to ULkV ss is zo
ni
eve
- re-
sulte4 pentane
. When Obristiandiffer so mut*
that they eitnnot or do not wok
tagether, as unit, a, last the
foreee of evil and to. ,.fortlier tthe
oda of the - Kingdom,,
hionitul, and they are
' in some such wayasw
have been studying,
3 Our lesson at,o ebows Us 110
dzsputes between two individusis
are to be settlod ; taik it over; free.
ace; look
be adiof each ot
4u*-
ice;it purls anothe motivo in the
Justice fe tht process which
tescbos us all thet, this is an t
y wqrld in which one must %salt as
he Zows, consequently must
u Forgiventse lets -
tolpit its way; it does not shield
willful_ -criminal _front- thefruitage
-
Or his aotst. but it let* them fi.l4 an
bim only in the measure of ,etin
ion, for his help owl restorMion
.0,40_41
clre
strive
would Ita
y:fiur enciuiee. Vcngeztn
sizes and seals the enwit
neasTimakt .10wirititCV
and make* friend* w
might Wive been lifelong- foes.
leorgiventies, thin, is the an
41,14..:14, yrr,
ys, An efo
WOUR NEIGBBOB
en to
11,
thee,* of enmity; it subsit.40
helpfulness*fo.:_hittred
-
,vory wrong e an lmpractic. ,other *pert from th
enemy the whole world would forgetting the wrong00 es, but battlefield, every Times you'0*.rt Andl' "1100 enighteer Of ,
hand, egainet his neighbor effectually aa u iiiretonity was drunk. That we's
• 11 Ltrogreas and Peace forever Poutt' 114"--'' 'But t4'4101°°411 tiLikes...'nothini unusual; he bad often been
nnpOuly 044-145' the "jug *14b°E the m411(2171' 141: drunk before, 4verything workirt
as "wean' beer With ono 10. 1110MT4erli Wit Calni"_; with 0,! well, he would undouhted0
other, only as we can be patienid
t desire to - ouell 31" °vex- in, zt. was - hi* rbe
otted*
$
,
, ,
, . your own;
n;
e how Mu .ou can give up, witb
t offentling*,conscience; :sleek the
ivine g Illii00. .
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IUdtF 01
son**.
1
make allowance for weakness a
passion,' give up the natural demos
for vengeance and seek to heal the
breaches 'eonstantly being made 12
6616411/36$4 C40 Melt live together iu
- peace andt good will. .
To forgive, then, is to -refuse to
take the attitudek
ward my fellows, Ito may 4-.1°, me
*wrong or inluatice. or may
done- Otto dilt7*, and thore is to
look; it seee through and 'heYond 'pat.. drunk lig;i I c
the .fault to the p044ihility Of What 'St* Astol: Peat at lestchte °''' ii
the other may be with 4 little help the "" ".''' c " 11°4°4
and kw*. '. ...„ e drunk n' tbe rinte-Pountla
to b i ,,,
Rorgive,tiess is the attitude which the captain's that communicated . NVAttt. at
$474 I will tot be at war wit• h * -‘ue ciPtithea room) andlyben C*P.:
own fellows_ even though. they *It) Pftilltp! left 'hie cabin hurried -
wrong inc. I will.light, but I will inonid , to bue bridge. by a
fight the greed - wrong along h•rouste-the speaking -tube, bet
Avitia-them.- M4111144 bit4e er e
under temptation,. elterc ilk* P r* e ran. The cbie
ex thereby injured, 1, will he , engineertin .captiun
It -with BIM and'nOt.'against z 4 grew purple' the face
ind so bring the kingdom of he vials of his wretli „were on'
sod SOOd will to come lisniOnt meir4. I as. he scrambled to his ftet
--1178/1111* P. COPE. and glowered at the eirmer.
take the attitude arid,Plnitlift L.
ot s1Trie.nd to -them. It is to turn
* deaf ear to -the, demands of sel.
and Self.Pride and
to have sAarger consideration for
4,"A greasy; .4runken so%comdel, not
re's
PWU
c ,
*lek, Wm!
corded a*
44 ,
Ordi U ce
it, r 44
i tiereani front . bet*w, the
n • violently' tor/ tA,,,;
1.
,
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att
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'the
Th tire
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orruk
0 $
a
11 w
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tb. bride at ane teap, raced along *nateu he wzC�bes th deck and P retur .X1ter,. and.11 d W
II ea .
nun h onotne
'ill 1 'utes et,013::
unhur stslittOrli being
ugge
and
e tches. Plinted as if L
un
on.
uniting art oc to
him gaUantI
11 II into p
greet
• t. and the utigl
held by stout ro
d on to ths
„t'tt
-
lora
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.;
prti- ,
t the
put
'new-
e MtLeItan
1 '
Aring .wovni
rp40110.40Vere
•
the forellitek. the bone
barrels, n
ail-slutft4 gone,4441" "It bales '411u,g4 `---SVOtt
' two.' W* *won.]
, engine* didn't shake tbein, al sad wet, stacked in -ettleri
solve* * to Indere t• -
easier said he a,lway itutpecte
there was * flaw in oils *WC'
41,?amn-the, second engineer!
said the ettptoin imaPpili*.; "What
'ye got -to think about -iii' what's
to 'be done!" .
the lTbe ade -gc 00 tistit tehnif juncture,eer0.1‘1 and he hoon
wzs visibly troubled.
iA .40qt lire I" he cup *I .0
"1-1114-r, ;;;;;•;',,t.
: dumb • itery,
careering' madlt through the lifs*
o
err
t
*Iced in
ror no long, *ozone minute the: •
t;
y Mhelitiloc*ritppci*Tint fitrof -
water, .the oily wake of her broad-
sided rift stretche.ffer to the north,
Then there arose AIL Steady sound
that was not the note of the storm.
Phillip* gasped.
" 9"" ocott*" he cried,
atone* are Ivor
•
second' en- t array well up to the 'foreeastle
'hod, And .slowly the bow of the
steamer sat.* own, while her 'stern
tiivia up panted
and invested as the work went on.
Tytt thief engineer had ithekeir off
hia ittutior, and W1114 doing work'
o ten; hittint,a,-Itoofer here,- drag-
ging * owe clear there,--* case that
o had not been 414 to'rnev
-t0e,,otret ZOUtten0
t•_
1411
,
,*
1414
,
lang and jingle of Chem and wire.
t e ere tail -shaft a er. it mattered not that Mtn fell hes"A tow,
I Something coming side their labor, ond.panted miler
alone elled the *kipper. "What, ably that they cooid do no _mom
is you talking' about, Maul This .The merciless spanner *ought them
part Of the .world Isn't the Chao- out, aud.. they" rose like' -hunted
nel, with *ships passing every five hare*, to throw * themselves with
*004ndo. There reig41q,he_411,44prt1001..s.P.e.t4011.1.4„ on t#0 0-1104 -WW1
And : their wounded hands -Upped -lit
there's ,* typhoon coming down 04 'teethe engine -room," yell -
us in few hour* Good heaven's I ficellan suddenly, to his second,
An$ the first accident ever I've on! -rin they forrard tanks full 0'
come. *crow! 'wetter! 'ye itenfreir radv.,
The -first mate bad, come to the can*,
scene b yrthis tin** roused by, the The chug -chug of the pumps liegan
outtuen ,,eoneussion below. ',Elie•to add to the din of strife, .and the
three olSeerk looked at 4,,,ao another how of the Mulligatawny sank still
gravely, for tor each man realized what lower.
impended. A dead .:leo-shore,the . They lugged out the.taiI-shaft a,
fatal Clobbers within .few frenzy of despair, and the chief
swift under.tiurrent 'steadily drag eye$' it lovinglIt-
ging the ship southward, and *,furi, 4'fit, yarns pretty bit o',steel," uc
us gale gale blov,iinkup to the north.-- commented. "Tale it eblaw, yesod-
t Was a.coMbination of .• (Arm&
Atanceithat might have daunted the . They took. it -bolo* and "till the
toutest heart. On the face of it. the cargo floated out of the gaping hold
Mulligatawny was a .doomoi ship. and thinaled forward. The sky was
4..Ve taet *ail her.O seid the now shut -out in. hlielc and brood
zriatr. "We luive't enough tahVil eloutl-,- ,41 4,Urtter *tituimped
*bo*rd. We can't anchor, there's , toss the my' sea that,.4tow and
ticiio on allicnutind fithomiherp. misfit broke: into ripples of foam.
/tie the brief*, and nOth* Another difficulty preientel itself
now. 'A strarm'etbutge-tdnittlos bad
• *0°1* au- 2 1$04 the CO* gat„..ered round the stationary
tein„ with a working face. Ito had goawAyi and were prying with
never had an accident in the whole yottoromis noses at every piste' on
of his career before this. her side. The atarnsglauct.,im atilt
Up to the* there staggered the a ,clear foot under water, and the
ore of the chief engineer.4he. t
toctitite was thisheill! crowItt onthrewe breaking.
0---41:44---14.--lut---4eeth,-,but-----out.r. ' T. --
041r calm, * • • utveive wasted time r he cried.
"Yell 'Understand*" .he ,Mddy0 "We might have got 'a:start in the
"A•Win 'aiwites 'boats before,
ournoriloct-AWit, drawn the!And %Mr. flan bade lthn
staperintendent's attention tae. Yort Baud hisAtingue. -
sii,shoc. *As rotten as a carrot' Re. ,drove his men' below e
ere a., r
Th • li• .rtr * *laves, seta r a ,Inatter of an
captain, 0 ..w.?! misery ntliou.r*of hatimeringi,theLbroken
**P,r'0011101n0d*A00x-thir en3n6erk *Wt. was drawn in -board. It ho
y the. greasy collar and shook him !been, necessary for someone to'
ko go11 rat • .over the...stetn in it bowline; and
"Your Pr013000r4baftlii beisectthe strong t$410 to
the use-
ar1ed 4-41%0 lostt propeller to prevent ita-lein
' th"I"; Ani he P.°)nted The gigantic(' tiLlt Ott th0 en
*ea* ' .11,0.40114,m 0Yen u.loftif the*hatt,:soni the key that 'cep
Aber kortol-ilicac Fttto screw froitt. twit/Only '1•02taid 0
ores-ihw.
tr-he remarked conversation.' The tiocond.4)111cer. had looked or
-And they wi0ro.
It was net Until the ,iitevoTwa*
out of danger that" Captain
-bridge and
azt- hours Were 0 A !CAM/
or $1"Y. U* the
alleyway, utidting an empty
whiskey -bottle.
it'm naught but dissolute .
mecnatne tiattenel stictiellan
"But the captain mieht
hae told tttithit
C!iineie loan Jr*:--1.ontion Answers,.
et"
1,••
•
'low )114 GOT ton.
u e
I I
t outs tits
inedts other. of theatimaudini , ' realty, -drunken scroundel, net
iti and riernabu *oar,' 41341* whatyou 141*In besnarled. d
,
,
tus, Gil, 2: 1,, afterward Paul's it tr be
mpanion, * Greelc, a . man,. 4 so to ogxfoour,oribiostlyiraolasturtiseare4-14,0 wby
au
0 4
erts), .itheild-itt up -to .-J4trusaleas ,.,; ,371-up-iin tel p -----)rt $0U 10 the
300 Mies sway) about this clues, u-",,,,,'", •
tion. Paid went "by revelation" 4440 cowl engineer a it
up-
Gm. 2:2). which is .00611,17 ion.. light and swayed unsteadier. Then lir
sistent with the statement the look . el portentous gravity over-
spre*d-b13-14400*-46-tie-10116W-efl-bY I.
church hini"' *cant oily smile Re walked "
sent _ _. _ „.„„
novie up the council f The *potties.
III. Peter's Plea. ---14. 0.11. Who , iscd ,a, pace.. stepped . aver an li
114 -elders, who "Are mentioned ImPeallne___. lit 0'0 was . not "there,
composing the entire assembly. k of the skipper whom he took by the 1641
i
pit aeount of their ,rattk, not -a-ig sino lurchedagainst the portly form,'
is evident. from v .scii that 034,,, oth,cri buttonhole in 4 00Ulidential niennert
'Christian* at jerusaleut-,were itlitr4,' re 11-1i1c'axcli" me, son*" "
Present* **if gaVe • 4. he "'but Ahtra. At thuol
he decrees' emitted': (Ste Also -4r. trouhreil - ower Men*/ matte*.
much 'ability, who would serve is
0 vecinien of the Gentile con- r For two Vine') litri 11
The Comte 1 at
akaa. Oelden. Text, ,
Aets s 11. "
Introduction. The .world. is hill
of quarrels. Thert-are-morty Men.
like that of whom a character in
• Shakespeare says; "Thou wilt guar,.
*with * that 'bath * hair
0 6 or* hair leas in Ma...head than
thou hist. Thou wilt' quarrel with
inan for tracking nut*, having nii
other Teasel% but becausethu hest
hazel eyes. Thr , head ,is full
an egg' is full. of meat,
Thr e are: many others with one.
skied view*, which they hold perti.
comrtirotedentwairt:rh. V.1,82r4troutroer ritolltriperstrsonlaulliattlopernionmaorithr apneznte.
publie gathering Paul had i• este loan tee TurrkeYi ' An' a
his views before the, leadingi!but thorough -thorough, sitini
pos les in an • unfruitful private *C1400rtatiort on :the question " of
eonferenee described (lel. 2.:„..Thibete--ain". railway stock .wad be In
6. place; s -r$,6 say- naught
tir r P Th '
afit- the reanit. of Peter's testi41 CaPtiuri had broken * uP"-l11 You're runic; th
111401011$17' 404 ,plignadously. In 2
ahort,' the disputes' of the world
' 4re.440 Ulsuyik SO Viltrleds And to• -cer-
tain, sooner or. litter, to involve
each of tut, that * lesson on guar.
' relit is sureoto.be useful. If we can
learn' how. to settle' dispute*
Well worth 'While,
That . is" the theme. of toAlay's
whichlouteriistivetitleifp-it
.1
4111
r tontrov ysy.I et arose
arlr churtfit and showiethe
is and thoroughly Chiistien w*
which it vies settled,
/4 The- Point, in Dispute. ,
While Pitul and • flest t
Antioch after the jlret $434410
journey', what tlitlicnity *road Cer
tont weak perhaps those *eat by
James (Gol. .18), tame down
frOuVjUtittee. The 'Arson ttxt,sity*
that these visitors were Phoristes,
'member* of the strictest stet of
;few*. Perhaps they t$31.t inre$.
tate ItUluorit Of laxity in the
church; 'at any rate, they taught
„the brethren ttbe serh is in the
' imperfect, implying ,toittinaK1
Con- they „kept teething); ontl *aid.
tscept `rst circumcised
010140 he sued*, A very different
doctrine from St, Poul's "Belie
,0* the Lorkjesus Christ. and thou t
*belt be 44114" arty 1.8; 49. Oi
hese Pfisriseis Christians t
faith in Christi hut tlrY.
the requireincut eunfor-
Ish rites and ls,voi. The
at not *mall disScrision
itr but 4 dozin lo.ethy sliarkit had tied
- *gen' 414i the taffrail *a the tactic was rigged
-Captain. Phillips fell away inalmer rhim through the clear green Of' the
astonisliinent. - • Iwister, Orli to hod shrunk beck dia.-
"Don't Its * feel 44:11,011 • 4$ 4intitled. Yet he hi.d 203fal itutollne
drunkard!" .00.4pried. "It'll nut Society certilicsites in his Chest l'ifo
of „ all possibihty . shin .* tan -
int 14. its . mori clean deo:10.011ot it** shaft At se* witf. tyttoon Coming
your only excuse
itati):07. AVM,. drunk fitit
, , „ a *
onyt All the multitiide 0'00 tue;:'netaiiiint Anger with an
oleo, previous e *tea oath, and
the buzz' of .comnatut been
hushed. by Peter's 'speech. The
ere fit mood to listen to Paul
like the skilfu
taetician be we', e (*ad Bern
V seised the favors.
p rtu "peek.
age 1 he , ,
Re was 'the other': of
Altol i4.eeeei
istory .the Iiisho
(Eusettins,,, '8.3)0;;
brew of• the ifehrews. -Fro* bis
upright *na. holy life 'he
the mirtime. of "The just
a )(et therefore.: with ths,* weight of
e' *ratter as. Well as of wittious. •
VI: The 'Wise Derition.-.Vit.
Why were representative* 91
is lento:otos/2 - church • :throe*
rothe 4eiritio* to '.Attlit,4,1st. To
give -cligrt4 to the i•ivietter*.and
weight. To reciprocate the boat
paid _hi tho Antioch. Chtistiests to
the. lerusittem. church, it .444141100
.h-eir leerier* to• tortittit with the.W.'
and. not inertly *ending letter. To,
tielfrirt the rettort of Pad **41
nithiksi, Aoki* '.40ttforvis. t.bi
muspeef$ of e. 'hi** tow
• stell4known; views.
111
-t
, .
•
iad. at ouldertid the en;
side, hastening to the
speechlessness. h•
addteud the tvliiite hii
40 he tooled'.
a drink,"
tisinki Eh; but
sis a stir thing t *outdo*
ase far as, tat ,ttle, $044'
sons ,,aratter, but you IskipPer'zi
0 Ay, drink'i stir on the
re thankfit* rre sober
• id gracefulir down the
tis LU* hs&d t*vtatalaribets"Y,ktt
d snored 1
was boiling witl*
Ut the bridge..
1 4 was trudging
saii the thick
el ley heavil
rater h, tinkle her
wily' from the
1; of shovels in
ehuld * obit, *ou
the, etta,017
Buttatierstibitykto
id the oecond
nYeIy to the
1
+sq..
1 4 e
e „t
I a,
speekne .stAter sense.? ah'... the
ion .4'11 deo it, U5..1!
r, tbet spare taillibalt of the
ge romp-steozer Usually
, down the , hidden
undez- *,fow hundiel: ton* of Ceske.
Th1,4 ill in Order that it 'boy he in
initnertiete. readiutsit. The stern.
asid, where the 'WI -shaft. leaves
tli,, htill'end protrude* .for the pro.,
pellet to, !Ye/fitted:in piece is *Uh-
,
man would volunteer for the hex
M -
*ous work, and s' • it 1°404 **
though their effort* ' been in
vain,
1101..tillin choir t, and
keen eye* biased. .
• '1Ma profesaitunil. sop*
take," he. cried; "
you bowline!" An
the *tern; with: a. rim la
It was kilUng work, but it was
400$ sOrattortr. • 114, $riatt wa
0 0
hauled clear, and the '-entirelnlisn
Ocean putt° pour in through the
gaping terngland.i But 04 pans
ed about twelve or fifteen feet kept the water clown, and in
eptititodie gup of Titania' effort*the
new tai1.sha.ft watt' *brook tttroisgh
the openiug. Its load showed el
in the aperture, and an ehtes
foot shirk nusaled at inquzruigly
"Ali twin& deal
grouted Matellan, see
tic propeller hullos
*woad attat,ts had gradual
worked ispiato latch gf
%lip. He slipped •ever
and Joined
wok, Ur* mievi 0*stops iof coal at
, 44d. the elt* r
elver that
t�eapt the waterline, and sayto draw the ,brokeis shaft, and
rp1ace it witli nevi one, valid be
itirtailt of
water The work of *nth
ping' !ler,' and hanging
until the.„; *haft is pointed, sit
'aritions, and We* the ratourceil oti
htestptoa dockyard. And Mr.
was gravel, tooPotuttlist%
'the suggestion thot. the Mani.
gatswny shovdd be repaired at istio.
*a yieti angry, .
• in***1"1 he said swiftly.
, getting
the boat* -
awey, but
in deadly earn-
'feu'
•
"Zak
keit Oa nd Window.
-
, lack $hepp rd's goal -breaking
feats. have been elm:dated' at ii4*"
-bridge Wells, England. A iyitinns
a _
man named Dann, vrho !tirikti remand.
in , custody by the , TenbAlge
Ile metpetrati$, has apparently
vanished into thin air. .The dream:.
,
ces of the prisoner's escape are ,-
in eed reinarkable. lie was placed .
in *cell from which escape appeared
to be impossible. The cell opened '
on to a corridor in which prisoners
4T°"i " a rht IL' iio; to
it!.
..', allowed--- 1 e
exercise. only ex • his c -
ridor„ialtuorde4 by _.a.large. 'iron
gate, extending, from the floor' to
- the ceiling.. The bars lira about**,
nchiat apart:. Once outside t '
sett, the prisoner would have to
elude 'the -eyes of *constable, who .
weret continually pus* along the -
corridor, and would: also have .to
got through it closely barred win-
oiv„, :rive minutes,l,efore be 'made
is escape he was seen by ...11, con.
le-securellocked-upi. INT0' one
saw /xi go, and no tracer; could be ;
found of the manner in which he
effected his escape, , The. gate was
*till Iotkoid, and uninjured.' Detet.
'Lives at 01306 let- out. AG find him,
but despite 4 close search of all :like.
ly hiding.plates, no trace of ' the .
fugitive *out(' be found, Dunn w
an-exetedingly thin- niari; iniVirt: 3* ,
believed that he maimgedio squeeze
through the bari"Of the gate. ' The
charge -against him was thet. . of
sslarge quantity -of -old -le
me Stange from an empty
0
No
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r
a.
•
KOLWAM1L
01V4 th holes to- mend,
knOW4 ot the buttons
s of the belies te
knows what 'the receriesi
n'ows of the soolce to Idiairis
know* of the ,Patcalog
ws here �1iend this,
*owt but mother.
Of :theiehloins to buy,
oles of theiearly
when the 4Pia ..b11114‘
hese. thrills;
rs hi* last year's sui
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