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• In one of Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman’s meetings a man arose to give the following testimony: "I got off at the Pennsylvania depot as a tramp, and for one year I begged on the streets for a living. One day I touched a man on the shoulder and said, "Mister, please give me a dime." As soon as I saw his face I recognized my father. "Father don’t you know me?" I asked. Throwing his arms around me he cried, "I have found you, all I have is yours!" I stood there begging my father for ten cents when for...

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