-D
the
time
vren
our
faith
had
been
tested
almost
Lo
the
iirit,
that,
3t
aisht
be
revived
24
strenasthencd.
Needless
to
say,
the
foelings
of
those
who
had
been
a1
tie.)
were
onickly
changed.
Pyes
£111c0d
with
tears,
and
the
gue
whe
bad
teen
the
mest
erdticel
was
the
first
uc
break
the
silence.
Wily
Srembling
volco,
he
rald,
"It
scemz
thal
the
oP
Tops
is
ir
thic
metter
"Surely
be
ig,"
was
the
reply.
"and
He
¢i11
earry
it
through
%to
victory."
The
influence
that
filled
tne
poem
trat
day
hushed
the
spirit
of
criticism.
It
was
as
5,
Elder
Burien
was
at
Lhe
bunk
window,
and
had
paid
in
tie
(0,000.
As
the
receipt
was
tuken
Irom
the
counter,
a
Volce
seemed
bo
say
to
him,
"See
how
nearly
you
micced
that
payment,
Few
pre
vou
goings
to
meget
the
next
one,
within
&
month?"
In
“
Se
{=
=
vsart
he
answered,
"It
will
curely
core,
even
though
we
do
+
now
know
the
source,"
and
the
faith
cf
those
rhc
were
lead-
=z
in
the
purchase
of
this
property
did
nct
waver
when
the
160
culties
fancoeased,
zs
they
voved
forward.
They
thanked
d
God,
2nd
took
new
courage
in
telieving
that
the
Lurd
was
coing
Meking
*
e¢
Thizd
Peyrent
orice
mere
we
tried
cur
rest
to
secure
money
ir
Scuthern
C-1ifcrnia
tc
meet
the
next
payment
of
$5,00C
due
&
month
late?
imaedlate
jut
nitheout
success.
A
few
days
hefore
the
gmcurt
was
due,
we
received
2
Jester
from
a
Brother
Atkins,
near
Eugene,
Oregon,
in
which
he
said
that
he
had
just
learned
that
we
had
purchased
anatner
sanitarinm
in
Southern
California,
and
asked
if
we
needed
monev,
He
said
the
t
he
hid
Just
sold
his
nropersy,
and
cg
thinkin
of
coming
scuith
We
immediately
wrote
hin.
sending