November 20 , 1SOO. OMAHA 1LLTJSTHAT13D lMfl.13 ,
The New Herman
( Continued from Page Fourteen. )
traveling along on the high rend to pros
perity.
With the coming of another season Her
man people will miss the welcome shade of
the many trees which wore gratifying to
the eye and a source of comfort to those
who stopped beneath their shade. Houses
can be built In a day and stocks of goods
can bo purchased In hours , but nature Is
not eo much of a hustler as the genuine
American when ho starts out to show what
ho can do. When the necessities provided
for another year will eeo this thrifty people
start In to renew the work of beautifying
the town and the people of Nebraska , who
enjoys It. Ho undertaken to Instruct the
Almighty. He "
"How long would you have a preacher
pray ? "
"In public , of course ? "
"In public , certainly. "
"Well , If ho can't round everything np In
three , four or five minutes ho'd better use
the printed forms. It's considerate , of
course , for the preacher to wait till the con
gregation has sat down before he says 'Let
us pray , ' because people have got out of the
habit of either standing up or kneeling down
In most of the churches , and , In my opin
ion , It's the unconscionably long prayers that
have driven them to It. Ever hear Moody
pray ? "
"Yes. "
"Then you must have noticed ho never
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THE NEW HERMAN MAIN STREET AS IT APPEARS TODAY.
have witnessed their gallant struggle against
adversity , will wish them all Kinds of suc
cess and that they may "All live long und
brosber. "
Fulfilling His Mission
The congregation had been dismissed and
the church was nearly empty , relates the
Chicago Tribune , but the tall and somewhat
angular man , who had sat In ono ot the mld-
dlo seats and listened attentively to the ser
mon , had had so mueh trouble In getting Into
his overcoat that when ho stepped Into the
aisle the preacher , having shaken hands
with nearly everybody else , was waiting for
him.
"You are a stranger , I think ? " said the
preacher.
"Yes , sir , I presume I am. I have been In
your church before , but not lately. "
"I thought not. I seldom forget a face. I
should know you If you did not come again
wastes any tlnio In preliminaries. He plungce
Into the midst of things at the start , and it
sclclcm takes him longer than two minutes
to file his petition. Moody , I believe , Is
counted a fairly successful preacher "
" .Mr. Moody Is hardly what you would call
a regular preacher "
"Mnybo that accounts for his "
"May I ask how the sermon struck you ? "
"Well , It was a nice little sermon , a com
fortable , reassuring sort of little sermon ,
well written , read with all the graces of oratory
tory possible In a written sermon , the senti
ment was lofty , the voice was natural I'll
do you the justice to say you didn't put on
the 'clergyman tone , ' as if there were any
peculiar sanctity in throwing an artificial
and unnatural strain on your vocal organs
and it was about the proper length. I can't
undertake to say how long a man should
preach , for that depends on the quality of
the sermon. "
"You will pardon mo for saying , my friend ,
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THE NEW HERMAN IN THE PATH OF THE TOUNADO.
for a year , but I hope to see you oftener
than that. "
"Thank you. You are very kind. You
will not take It amles , however , if I say it's
doubtful1
"Sorry to hear that. I hope there was
nothing In the sermon to offend you ? "
"Oh , I never take offenee at anything. It
Isn't worth while. Still , I have some rather
poattlvo Ideas about things. I don't suppose ,
now , that you have the least Idea your open
ing prayer was fifteen mlnutea long ? "
"You astonish mo. Was It ? "
"Fifteen minutes , by the watch. "
"That la too bad. If It occurred to you to
hold a watch on mo I dare say you didn't
join with much heartiness in the exercise ,
and so far as you are concerned I may con
sider that prayer wholly wasted. "
"I hope not. I learned a lesson In pa-
tlonce , and I didn't yawn , as the brother sit
ting next to mo did. "
"You were not so absorbed In devotion ,
then , as to prevent you from untieing the
brother yawning ? "
"Well. I shouldn't have noticed It If ho
had not made such an effort to suppress It.
Hut ho couldn't. It had to come. You can't
expect an audience to maintain a devotional
strain for a whole- quarter of an hour. It's
different , of course , with the minister. After
ho has fairly" begun , and the fervor of cx-
louiporaueous oratory comes upon him. he
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that ycu speak with considerable assurance ,
not to say conceit. "
"Oh , that's all right. Don't apologize. I
have a younger brother who trlea to preach.
I have to talk to him the same way some
times. Well , good day. Glad to have met
you. "
Ho looked at his watch , shook tbo minis
terial hand with much heartiness and walked
out of the church with his chin held a little
abova the level.
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