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OUR FALLEN HEROES. race. But the War has proved them wrong. Never in the most heroic YLSTERDAY'S MEMORIAL ages of the world has
greater valour been shown than in this war. Never before have men been called There was a large congregation upon to face such terrible methods at St. John's Cathedral on Sunday of destruction, and never have they morning when a commemoration service was held for those who given their lives more freely than had fallen in the Great War, in the past five years. There was a representative The records of heroism have been gathering, among whom were enriched by a hundred names that noticed H. E. the Officer Admin will rank with Thermopyle as long istering the Government (the as the world lasts. And here Hon Mr. Claud Severn, C. M. Gfee! that our Peace Celebrations H. E. Major-General Ventris, would not be completed without a Commodore Gurner, Sir W. soleman service in memory of those Rees
Davies, His Honour
Justice
who have given their lives that we Melbourne, the Hon. S. H. Dodwell, Mr may have the blessing of Peace P.P.J. Wodehouse, and numerous If it had not been for their self- naval and military officers. The sacrifice and their valour we might Rev. V. H. Copley Moyle con- ducted the service, and was assisted by the Rev. P. C. Gough, R.N. Chaplain of H.M.S. Kent
The opening sentences were taken
Mr.
from the burial service, all standing,
may remember how in the famous instance of Don Quixote the hero is bänded-folded and hung by his wrist from the stable window, while he is told that a tremendous abym, yawned beneath him. He is filled with horror at the desperate danger of his position, but Haritorns cuts} his bonds, with a many laugh and the gallant hero falls just four inchar. May it not be that we like Don Quixote, have needlessly alarmed ourselves about very simple thing, and that the act of dying is not the tremendous change we have often thought, it !
One fact we may be sure of "Personality persists beyond death." That being which we call "I" does not cease to exist with the death of the body. It takes perhaps another form, more suit- able for its new environment, but it remains the same personality, the same "I" In this material world we are so accustomed to associated personality with the material parts' of our being, that it is not easy for na, to realise our personality as distinct from our body, and yet a little thought will enable us to see that the personality, the "I" is something distinct from the body. The body changes. In the course
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is maintained. So, we believe our love is indifferent to character. You THE SECRET OF THEIR WEAKNESS.
after which was sung the anthem remember them and honour their personality may assume varying cannot imagine a father who loved "O Lord God Thon strength of my memory, and as Christians we can manifestations as it passes from one his son, receiving him in the same WHAT PALLID NERVOUS WOMEN health, thou hast covered my head commend them to the loving care of world to another but it remains the way when he came home from some in the day of battle. Into Thy our Heavenly Father, and take care hands I commend my spirit for Thou that none of those dependent upon bast redeemed me, O Lord, Thot them are in want through
same personality, the same "L" So drunken debauch, as if he had come we believe that our loved ones who back from some glorious act of have passed out of the world are heroism. God looks at our charac.
ting.
their
SHOULD DO TO GET STRONG. Many women, mothers who have the care of children, girls
God of truth," the congregation sit. death. The care of those depen-still our loved ones, we are still ter and it may be: He will be re- who work and come home tired The first lesson was taken den: on the Fallen should be the dear to them as they to us, and weluctantly compelled to blot out the every night, and even society from Wisdom 2, 3-9" and after the first object of thought in all Peace with them have our place in the wicked, selish, useless lives, when women who have 20. Benedictus the second lesson from Memorial. In the past it has too Communion of Saints. Let us think it has been clearly shown that they round of duties and little time for I
often been the case that the wires:
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easily irritable, and they seem rest and relaxation, find that their colour fades, their nerves become going into a decline that it is The doctors may call this nervous very difficult to arrest and corrects debility or meurasthenia, or may ascribe it to an anemic condition,
I Thessalonians 4,.13 was read The Yane Dimitis, Lesser Litany, and families of those who died for feet of the world beyond the grave. it has been said, "go through the Lord's Prayer and Special Prayers our country have been reduced to
now of another aspect of the sub-will not improve. Some people, followed The choir eang "Crossing poverty and forced to appeal to
I said just now that Christians world gathering life that ball en the Bar," Hymn 299 following: the the charity of the generous. That Life. We believe that all men pass and go out with so little that one do not regard Death as the end of dure; others waste life, step by step, the sermon, Hymn 401 and the Bene-is a crying wrong. We ought to diction. After the Singing of the
through death to another life. And wonders what they can have to carry Sevenfold Amen, the organist (Mr.) those who have died in this great Christians have held and do hold the obscure in our vision of the coming but the symptoms are very much make sure that the dependents of it is certainly true that many with them. Many things must be belief in the immortality of the soul, Efc. But the supreme interior fact,
ed hand,
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face and lips, a tendency towards the same in the majority of cases. There is usually pallor of the shortness of breath, the patient
J. W. White) played the Dead Marchin Saul; the National An- war are adequately provided for them concluded the service.
as of right, and not left to depend They believe that every human sou character, is certain The conquest The sermon preached by Rev. on Charity, We cannot give a will live for ever. Bat Christianity, which we build into our souls here Copley Moyle
as follows: was
is not pledged to that belief. There must survive, there are possessions notices that she tires more easily As we kept our Peace Celebra children of our fallen soldiers and
are some Chufistian teachers who hardly won which we can take with that formerly and there is often tions and offered..
AJ tailors, but at least we ought to believe that the souls of the wicked us when we die. All avenues of loss of appetite. The remedy is mighty God the thanks which filled take care that their future is as
who persist in their wickedness, will thought lead to that conviction, to build up the blood, for only in our hearts for the Victory and adequately provided for as it would some day cease to exist, that having Character is a determining factor in this way can the natural colour Peace that He has granted to live. No ealogy of the valour of ance and every inducement to re-
have been had their fathers been been, given every chance of repent all thoughts of immortality." be restored and the undernourish there must have come into many the Glorious Dead can be a sbpentance having been offered
In the evening Chopin's Marche ed nerves be revitalized. If you hearts the thought,
to Funebre formed the, desing volun-have any or all of the symptoms "Bat O for the touch of a vanish- stitute for the proper main them, those who remain wicked and tary.
do not allow yourself to get worse tenance od the dependedis impenitent will be blotted out of
There was aled a special service the first step to serious, and often by neglect for blood-poverty is And the sound of a voice that is And we can show our gratitude also existence. Such a bolief is not com at St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon, chronic, ill health. Taken in time
On such an occasion as this it is trary to the Christian faith, though where special prayers and hymns it can be speedily remedied We cannot disacciate the victory world beyond the grave.
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