Show TRIBUTE PAID TO EDSON W. W Mill COALE I IJ e i The J tb Rev Benj Young in Eloquent Eloquent Elo Elo- quent Discourse Praises His Work J 8 mi t HE WAS BROAD IN THOUGHT i i l. l I. I I There IHre J Is Xo Xu Death Seems So 0 S' S J Is I or tion r. r H tt q T re r The R n jv Benjamin T Young In hi the tho First M. M J- J IS church y yesterday I paid an nn nfl elo- elo tribute to 0 Fl Idson on ony W. W Coal Coale I n a it I u h plucked from a future bright III In It Its promises c h by the dread Oread epidemic or of i meningitis In part port ho spoke n ns 08 follows fol rol- rol- rol lows low Behold th thy days approach that lh thou thon mu must t. t d Deuteronomy 31 31 11 These Thieo e evord words vord were weri- uttered e to Moses as ns 1 he stood by hy tho the hordof horder of or the promised promise f 1 land For Por man many years el he lie had hod tolled lolled to I. I reach that point with his hl people lie had given of oC hl his strength for 01 them He lie had carried them upon uron his hh 1 am and I t they had 1101 always he been n In his plans I H HI le had h HJ suffered lor br them and auth had ha Interceded Inter Inter- I ceded with the Divine on their No o man ever r did so for Cor n fa people Jt na nR did mild didIO Moses Mos IO for fOl or tho Israelites Beni Kven en i today n his hll Influence is us seen In Hebrew law w and his tiiu spirit lives live In Jewish poet poetry ry lie He had for 01 them and ant wrought for Cor them and for rol or them J At t that tho ver very crr lat last lie hc Is found round planning I for mr future welfare The great 1 love vc which he Iw had for Cor or then them Is SN seen n in inI t hiM Ills admonition to Joshua In his hi In Instruction In- In I t. t to the people and amI in In III the song ong anti and n tile the i. i blessing hl which h spring out omit o ol h hl hils 5 soul like I t H tho ho tl water from Crom root a 1 sHOng fountain Now till this experience hn has been paralleled paral 11 1 1 Innumerable times t In history be 10 before h lore fore and since tinee that I time In tad fact I It t i it of or nil alt life lIr Just when the plans al' al are completed th the disaster r co comes 8 o Oh h thi this mystery of the time on unfinished fin hel Is dead at tit thirty four task tt k Alexander Raphael thin tho painter of or the time ion in toni some sense tilt the greatest pic plc- picture turo ture- the world has hns ever vcr seen spen I Is itt denil Is h taken talan t at ut thirty Hven just jUst- turn turnout turned ll fifty at about L Goldsmith dies dlf at forty forty- I the same lump age ag r six Nix Keats Is dead nt itt twenty four and andi i A Rh Shelley I 1 at thirty Hums Burns Is 0 overwhelmed over over- 1 wll whelmed at thirty-seven thirty anti and n Byron's Byrons rons r. r z star lIn has gone out In a wild wlM night of LT torm at al the lilt same age n 11 In the th midst of what hat was to be lie his greatest gre story lory IIO Is called 4 11 1 to come camp up and di die t ti Joul Stevenson Is never able to Work out ut St SU Ic Ives because he hears the same tane rail call al and Sidney La Lanier n lor one of br the te princes of oC American song Hong at al time the lh age of thirty nine renders his soul up un to God Again J and ul again ln like e 1 Muses Moses Io ps have p m men n come omne oln to lO time the edge of tl tie the I promised ed land hild Often Onen ha have men inca j dreamed of or victory yet cl they the have net met metIn me 1 In life nought but lt falur failure and defeat Often Oren tnt men have hae laid lall large foundations they have ha not but iut the superstructure up trl 11 been permitted to erect reet Life LICe Is Ig till full ful of oC things was not the this In Ip m many m thing II c. c Masters Master's life like the average life I 1 um inn le led to remark thus looking back backover o over or r the life Irl and marking these sad sad sadi J lays day of Edson Edjon W W. Coale One week niP ago i yesterday stenaY taken suddenly ill m. In twelve i hours hour anti and In less than four our ourS our'S ft- ft j i S 'S j j dead tad Not quite lule twenty seven even years earM ii of or ag age A Western estern bO boy born In N Nevada vaa j Graduated from frol the High school of this city eity with hl highest h st honor Working In the tho thoV r V c el mints mint's S wih after oner this until he could earn ear i money mone with which to lo pa pay for or his course cou nt at Ann wih Arbor Hammering away for 01 two years at al the tIme harl hardest t kind of work At entering Ann Arbor Arol law luw twenty one school and graduating with wih largo large CI lt r to io himself IC three years y ar later laI 1 Living amon among u us here hel for Cor n nearly a 11 three thre years Time The very soul of or honor Quiet and l ie- ie served ambitious but faithful t to toll loll In every wa way v splendid a fellow ta taken KIn J from rom rota romr l manhood Who Vho t. t I iii UR is In the pr pride pride- lp of or young I r hhall khan explain IV Il I He lie was wn a testier leader lea er In n the th thet peoples people's Sunday school class of I young youn t J r r. r this church 1 Ho lie was wal ever vr ready realY to do dohis dohl ml making mak- mak hl his lils part partin In any effort class clasH was tw loved this He lie 1 ing big for or any worthy object II church and nil was V Vas Interested In 1 Its level devel- r h libi speech I He lie was wa kindly In hil I Iwa of I havu have never nver heard bean a word o 1 spoken b by him against t anything or 1101 against anyone D Deed l anti and word were wr In the most mORt him Interpreted by y broad In his hIst charitable light He lie was thought and onerous In his Ju Judgments S t 1 In religion he had hll difficulties ant and while t. t he hI at tit times Umes had hod doubts which tormented him 0 yet h he could lot not get Jel awa away from basic principles Not long ago I 1 talked with 10 duties I 1 said ald 7 him about ll hi hip religious Ed EiL Your our Ufa and amiul your attitude altitude t toward toward to- to ward wInd 11 things Indicates that you OU are a aI l Christian I want you to come om into tin the YOI I I t. t f church lan you YOI 1 love ov He Tic answered werl Thank just be lie patient with me men m m- m you Mr Ir Young II little HUle while whan an and let me work s some rc n a wh lit lie out omit and then I will come come ant was things s these Ih I i r wi v out out You who i t i Y t n l w ii i rk n not t m lone o- o In class i tell of his belief In Cod God the F Father could not h heir holp lJ but hut be impressed by IW his luls faith It 1 seems seem I 1 not to lo S see him in his place this morning mOlln HU ills hopes C seemed to be hi Justi justl- ne HI His integrity and hi his views o of oC things seemed to promise much for Cor him mm by hy and bv by b He ife had hal come Id tO the el edRo t. t o othe or of i t the mo promised land Canaan Cannan wa n was before him but Go God said I have a different dlf I i plan Illan for lor you ou now Others shall hal go 10 up no lh the land Come up itt atmil mIle die I and posses 11 to Now ow there ro Is k II that we cannot understand un un- in life JP Logic Is I a good thing and often valuable limit but hil we WI often ome comae Is of or little value alue to the pla place where login logic Reason Henson Is sometimes driven n hack back upon and misery and A Itself Sorrow I Ix is here It seems em as though the ll Ugh ligli h hof i j It has haH been f of or the tIme sun hail had gone one out I In the tho primeval day day the Ibo beginning from rom J.- J. patriarchs were baffled h by that Ihal 1 th they could not nol understand The Thc clouds of impenetrable mystery le ever and anon settle down lown upon llon early history hl lor In prophetic prop prop- The prophets c cry times limes It was so I i out a against all l I that which is baffling to rea rca i son Soil Job cries out from Crom th the desolation It ROT From every even I which h has come about him f side is he smitten Great sorrows lU tug at nt athis athis his heart He lie seems to Lo be he as helpless as its o Jem heart 1 old man Lear In iii II Shakespeare's es tr tragedy u cd IK as the storm brotH beats so o furiously upon his lie he Is baffled and tor- tor though brow Yet t i I enemies cm and badgered by b by his hla men i 1 by Jt so so J friends frienda he hp cries rIN out out Though It Is will I T trust him liim h he slay Ia mo me yet wl I me J today toua as In time the past pat and It will wl h be lie betrue true tru al Is true today You Yo true tomorrow as It tOc I IwI t. t 4 will wI find Ond It it In lh the tho expressions of o 1 the Apostle j Paul 1 ovel and over 1 0 and you 01 will Wi pi of statements statements' Z t come across It I In the i J J. us out C for r us Shall Now what hat IH in the the way oll do not nol and anul say MY we Wt we become Q agnostics v c 1 know or that It I l Is all ni a n mystery to us usand Ul offers of- of a and refuse to lo accept an any it i i I Shall we Wl saY sa a fers ers of or light ht or of help h that this 1 mystery In life litt these thes shattered hones wrecked ambitions these hoo unfulfilled desires these unfinished tasks o oft or of basis fOr foT Or the philosophy give u uh Wt a t I In II there anything for tor Inquiring mind or broken hearIn heart hear head brad or I r In such negations ThIs hll is scarcely ra Va- Va lionel It Is certainly certain not for or Ot us t I Is 15 also 1 f While hUe there therE 1 Is darkness there Is IH mst Is a aI there thre light light- While Hood o or of I source from which we te WE can get a I knowledge upon Inc dark problem Ge It J I Ia Is a a. a p part rt of or human experience 91 say writers It II Is life sa say gay the men I Ishan It will always be so BO until the last enemy shall shan I be di says Paul Paul In In the world worl ye yc shall shaU have hav tribulation says Jesus Jesu Je Je- he- he su sus worl but In ale me jc ye C shall have peace pence God Is and He lie Is fa a time the reward of or them Go that diligently seek eek Him says the Apostle Apes Apos tie tle again These things work for rOl us UH a n afar nf far f r more exceeding and eternal 1 weight of or glory glor glory Says Jesus Follow me I Follow Him toward Calvary See the burden on his heart Behold hl his hil cross eros I c Look at nt hint him In Se See Sec all aU that l iii 19 carried c In that upturned race face Have Hove you yoO ever M e seen tho the Lord In prayer You 1 do ito not nol know eow what what life really Is however until have look looked d upon Ullon that wonder wonder- you yell 01 hl 6 f. f gl B J J 4 r 0 t d r r M I i e r tc y J J- J fit J j ful ul countenance beneath the olives olves In InGI GI There 1 Is another wa way o out l and that Islo is islo Isto lo to accept Christs Christ's word with all al that It curries carries In lii comfort and hope for Cor us He lie stands today the commanding figure lre fg In history None have ever known so 10 much No o one was waA over ever oer surer of or his hla hil word words No o Ole one In all al history has been ben so supported by 1 tact fact and anul ant by hy miracle mirce anti and by hy prophecy an and h by human a testimony from Crom roni all the ages we p e cannot afford aford to lo r reject ni his word aJeH W VI Wa cannot afford to sa say ay be lie knew nothing about these timings things In view of or his resurrection We S not nol to turn lurn ui-n ui away from hi hum hiM words for Cor or they the n iw ate vibrant with Heavens Heaven's good cheer In m my may Fathers Father house are man many mansions He lie that b on me thou though h He lie le were dead It-ad yet et shall He lIe le UV live There Ther Is no death In the light of DC such words worl There Is no death What hil seems so Is transition This life IrP of or mortal breath Is TR but bul a n suburb of th the life fe elysian Whose hose portal W we call cul Death Edson Conic Coale Is not dead deal for Jesus Christ has taken takemi some of oC the colors colom from the laboratory of o God mimi woven them Into a bow of oC hope ono one pillar lar of oC which rests by hy the tin throne thione one of oC God Gol nail and time the other by every open giave I-av I and In Its Is Dashing light we Wl ma may r read ad I 1 live 1 0 y ye shall hal live l e al allo also o. o I I Li 1 l j i 1 |