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One gathering deserves special record. The meaning of it will not be lost. on Scots and those who know our religions history. The General Assemblies of [the Church of Scotland, the United Free Chureb, and the Original Secession met together for joint devotion. If the small but militant Free Church had seen its way to be present, we would bars had the stirring spectacle of all the Presbyterian Churches in Scotland knecting together in on hall at one
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The entrance of America into war vereived prominent recognition at all the Assemblies. An outstanding incil ent was the reception of a communication from the Presbyterian Churches of the United States, although its quaint
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country are bound up with the contiau- fsxæt. science. Is - wae ance of British rule, were prepared to submarine, a human torpecho, a human hold in abeyanes their own internal dolphin. There were
young men. grievances in order that the bands of in the Oxford Military College the Government should not be waskened of 15 or 20 years old, but not in a struggle in the results of which the one of them could for a recent live in future of the work depended." Whom a swimming lath alongside the 18-year- the day of peace came, said Deohl Septtish Geddes. As he approach Mackieban, we would be set problems the end of the hath ha un to which might proves severe test. We had disappear, turn under water, and get his not, he trusted, abandoned the conviction feet against the retaining wall. There that "one of the highest achievements was a great swirl of water as liecdes at a powerful throat in with his stronge that of ultimately raising India to its little legs, and then his head would trug place in the great confederney evergs for a moment halfway down the represented by the British Empire." bath on the return journey. He would The successful accomplishment of such Alo a length in kick from the concrete task would crown our Empire with end and two dolphin like rolls, and/be paralled reaown, but it could not be cider water three-quarters of the achievelwithout the application of the time. After the first exhib utmost resources of the Christian tion, when Geddes won against all com spirit. Endia ought no separationers by as many lengths as he pleased, from British rule: it only claimed to no one dared in race against him. And become a partner in it, The Indin the practical gains that male him at which we
ourselves had helped to 15 prince of winners has since been create desired that it should be regarded developed, and has carried him very na entitled to some measure of our far trust and confidence. India asked us to transend the barriers of race, and to As Christians we dare Hot refuüch grant it the recognition of brotherhood.
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Wait will be the attitude of their T. Adair English people to the Germans after the war! A London journalist has put this Capt. J. Bakker question to a large number of prople, Mr J. 4. Bacing Mr S. Longfield without exception all give practi- Mr.J. Burrock Mr G. Ladin really the same reply, We sincerely Mr RM. Bartlett Mfc and Med.
hope that the English will not tolerate Mr and Mrs EL. A. Maddock a single German in their midst but Mr and Mrs A. H.MH, Martin Baxter and child Dr D. Tarriott they will. They have pever liked the
Mr H. E. Maalin Germans now they detest them but Ms F.R. Belilion
Mr T. W. Maphew it is not possible for English people to Mr. J. Birbeck Mrs T. B. E. McInnes keep up.batre." This journalist seems Mr S. T. Bitting
Mr. D. McLaren to think that the talerant, forgiving Mr L. A. Calderon Mr J. Merecki
Capt & Mrs. Branch Mr H. van
Meines. spirit of the Londoner is character. istic of all Englishmen, and that auth-Cameron Mr H. Malden
and Mrs & W paising of an Act of Parliament closing Mr F3. Cutler Mr. N. Your ing can save the kindly English but the Me C
E. Cupplemanr Geo. E. Costello Vienl
Mr. J. S. Nicolson 3r F. 3.
all ports to all Germans..
wording treated some The American Church thanked Godi This view may be true'nf London it that mother and daughter stand they even be true of England we together in present mighty greatly doubt it. Want we are curtain of and know for a fact is that a very confict for righteousness and liberty different feeling exists in the North, See Confession of Faith, chapter and we should be very much surprised section 2. The reference to the Con- to find that it did not alan exist in the festion of Faith, as is customary, was North of England. We bare heen told again and again on the best authority reccival with loud laughter, although that of all the British fighters at the no proposal to throw the Confession front hore hate the Germans so bitterly over would be listened to for a moment.us the Scots. The moment an action is On the section of the Confession being over the English relent, treat their turned up it was found to read thus themselves comforts to minister to the prisoners as ering brothers, and deny is lawful for Christians to accept needs of their late enemies. Not so the and execute the office of magistrace Scots, they never relent, never. They when called thereunto. In the mapag are not unkind to the capture! Hans, being thereof they ought especially but forgive then, po sast ten times they are even chivalrous towards them, no.
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