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lesperate efforts to press forward towards the northern French ports Happily, as stated, they are meeting with an opposition that will be more. powerful the longer it is pressed."
In the Centre, fighting is still in the region of the Aisne. Soissons and Arras and what little progress
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Mr. d. d. Shồng of 72 the Pinya had stolen from his rooms. Inather
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A piquant story from Bexlia is being circulated at Copenhagen in rempse of a
eting of the German War Council, just batere the Kaiser provvedudra East. Prosnia. [to_take command against the Russia lo- basader. Some members of the General
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1914
CHINESE DIOCESAN
CONFERENCE.
ADDRESS BY THE BISHOP or VICTORIA
Stad sharply criticised. tha 'msiahoda' and
The Bishop of Victoria, in the course of box operations of the Crown Prince, whoas army his address to the Chinese Diocesan Com- bad been beaten back on the Harne. The fersace last Wednesday, said that, as he story states that the cities urged the ad had feared last year, the Rev. G. 4. Bu-
on, the defensive. Thuring this stormy
appointed Vicar of Coleby, Lincolnshire, and the latter to a pastoral change under the Archbishop'of Brisbane,
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(To the Editor of the “China, Man") Dear Sir,-The recent announcement that Volunteers for the front were ani ta’ba
Ocer R8,000 had at subscribed † vimbility of avaouating France and standing | bury and W. H. P. Hubbard had deüniloly sent Home I am, Fosgkong by the GovETUM is being made is decidedly favour- in Crimba for this pistages of impacunious acane, the Kaiser, who was, puduring left tha „diocama; the former had been. able to the Allies. Or the Left, volunteers for activo service up to October sevenly from neuralgis, bad overal faluting the Allies have had much the bet-24 ter of the encounters and for sóme Tals Valuable Preparation speedily rollaves Billousness time past have been pu the point Skakbeadache and all derangements of the Stomach. It purifes of finishing the enemy's career go the Blood by imparting the natural saline elements necessary | far as fighting on French soil is to a healthy and vigorous condition.
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32nd Lanears (Indian Army) formerly Captain P. H Mitchell Taylor of the
A.D 0. to Sir Frederick ·Lagard, has been. promoted Major.
hit me ane has stolen from the officers ** Gun Club Hill a watch, tenvelling rug, and other articles.
Attacks
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mans was recaiend with a greatɛdəsi of dis, appointment by a large number of poune mpa who were hoping to be given thin opportunity of Barring the Mother Country as inembora of Kitcheners Army. Now that a definite expresion. of rehsal to provide pasang (of any During the best complete year of which description) has come from an official statistics had come to hand 254' infanda.) water, la, i« felt that some uzivate affort. A Paris message mys a well phoned and 20 adults were baptised, he had should be made which would enable all
thone desirous of `paying their own passagen, Kejar Tawro”, Nth Punjabis, reports / ambuscada for the British arition doalitmed 2003 Chinese, and some 600 have the opportunity eť trevelling Home columns going to Armentiores failed, catechumens wore awaiting baptism together as a Fengkeng alingest, ther through the perspicacity of the affeur Speaking sa to the structural progress than in so tered unit is has bem done commanding.
which had been made during the year, the [st. Shanghai jant Singapnee-judent). (I A British motos, cantaising two officers Bishop said that a new mission station understand that the Government is in British uniform, dashed up and shouted, bad berg spened at Nanning F. The sending Home Volunteers from the you daased fouls, you are scheme for the new mission to Yacuan later part and ply there is no marching straight into the German Fu is making progress, and anitable pre-reson why
Hongkong -hould trenches.*.
The commander stopped the convoy and irunt to speak to the new arrivaÏN.
After exchanging a few words he shot them buth. dexi.
Immediately `nftrumezcla " German dragoons galloped up.
The lorry drivers, ostly Londen busmes, promptly lined the ditch and helped by French infantrymen who arrived at the loable, scattered the
abusadors.
war the Russians have successfully checked the Germans advance in the Warsaw region, have complete-1 My defested then at several points Saturday night's performance of the and have now carried the battleThe Blue Bird" will be absolutely the -baas evening performance and the final one inte ferman territory. In Galicia,
will beat the Matinee on Wednesday next.
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the Austrians little or ng impedi- iment in their victorious" path.
Javellery to the value of 1933, and Calathing worth 8250 is reported hy a in widow to bass licen stolen from her house at Wanchai Road during the
night.
On November 4 the appeal of Mr. Andrew Pooley, fermerly "Rauer's cos* perpendant at Tokio, was tried in Mr. Piley's absence from Japan. The appeal
was denied, and the degr sit for bail wais contented; judgment being given by
The Police have ascertained that the ** armed robberg", reported from the Mon
ok village genterday bad resolved itself
into one
common larceny. The widow
has since stated that she was not gagged and that none of the men were armed with
revoltara or swords m abe at first stated.
In addition to the dry dook, with a
[.
FAREWELL.
Mother, with unbowed head
Hear thou across the son The farewell of the dead,
The dend who died for thee.
Greet them again with tender words and
grave.
be
anisas bare been sequired. At Dem-Chau (backward in a tíma lika.this. I feelorstain new ladies hopes has been erected that it sa appeal were issued anking for by the Indion, and by the liberality of one names of those willing to provide their own of thase's large puw Church is in course pssages-probably at a reduced rate—the "of emotion. It was at Canton that their empoose would be at leak comparable with work was being specially strengthened, that forthcoming at Shanghai when a The C.M.S. had sequired a spacious con- similar appeal was issued. pound where missionsles would reside and Perhaps the *China. Mail" would be where several branches of educational work kind enough to receive all names that were would be carried on. So far no development in and, by so doing, test the feeling test had taken place on the East Cross prevalent amongst the young men of the Strost site. After emphasising the duty of | Colony ?-
*
restry, the Bishop said that he had less progress to report in connection with the country places than to former -уката. Que
roused was that parts of the provinca of Kwangtung were unhappily still far from setsled, and elan fights were still taking: pince, and robbers and pirates rendered the movements of church workers very In one case an entire village, perilous.
bad been destroyed, including the build-
Yours truly,
Á↑ KIOUR.
Hongkong, Nov., 12th, 1913; |Ws should be pleased to receive any meiner sena to vs for the purpose mention- ed-Ed.} !
ANOTHER "EMDEN."
For, eaving this, themselves, theying dedicated as Christian Chich, and Chased and Caight at the Peak.
could not. ssy@.
To keep the houss unharmed.
Their fachera built so fair, Deeming endurancs armed
Better than bruto despair, They found the secret of the word that
saith
Service is sweet, for all tree life death."
Se grust thou well thy dond
Across the homeless sen,
And be thou comforted
Because they died for thee.
many of the inhabitants were rendered homeless and destitute. He did not know
how far wrong-doing in the past on the A dog called Emden" after the famous.
of
part the oppressed accounted for the folcsive" Gorman, craiser, was the abjoat action of the enomics, but this was a esse | matlar of a esso at the Magistracy this in which those who took the sword would morning before. Mr. Wood. Mr. R. S.. certainly perish by the sword. The Anderson of the Park was alleged to be Diocesan boys and girls' schools continacul the urner and he was charged with not to thrive, and though not exclusively for having the dog muzzled. Chinese, it greatly helped the Chinese Church by providing an orcellent
A Chiness constable saw no domuzzled education, sud, in a few cases by producing dog at the Peak Tram Station and took it teachers for their Church schools. to deagh Hill Police Sta ion. P. 8. Baker Fyra Diocesan Rafuge for women and maki hy aww the dog at the Polls Station,
Mr. Jonkin defended
#H
now passing through a grave crisis. The quines and Mr. Pemberton rang up to Ladies who Forevermore their life and thine are one.
had residad there and say the dog was hu
The following superintended the work had all left and morning Mr. Anderson sent his card HENRY NEW BOLT.
1 was only with difficulty that the work, and asked if he could have the dog. could be carried on until homes are found sent a coolie with 85 for the licenss. The scaffolding at the top of the Monu-for the 43 inmates who owed so much to Cross-examined by Mr. Jerkin, the meat is not intended for the accommoda- the Reluge. Whatever is the future of officer said Mr. Pemberton frst talephoned
Everything at present unques tionably points to the continued success of the Allies. The Germaus have still an enormous Army und': are continuing the struggle with gress skill and desperation. They know that they are fighting for their very existence as a first-class | Power and consequently are pre-defaul pared to make almost any, sacrifice! Those who have never doubted that attain at least something ap- the Allies must win have more reasonproximating what they set out to than ever to feel the utmost confidence achieve. They are, however, being in the ultimate result. Almost from the net with a resolution as sterr, as itset of the war, practically every-their own, skill as great, troops at lenst as brave, who have more thing hus painted to an overwhelming
splendid traditions to maintain and victory for the Allies At the begin- ning of hostilities the vast number of inspire then on to victory. Every length of 1,150ft and width of 120ft.
day makes it more certain that, in which is to be built at Equimsalt B.C.. troups which the enemy was able to i put into immediate action gave them this fight for freedom and a civilisahe the Canadian Government, the Dominion a great advantage and led to the tion serior to any likely to be Shipbuilding and Engineering Co, Ltd. Far of they served, but now their deed girls, after six years' splendid work, was it had no muzzle er collar. He made on-
is done funded upon, militarism of the has secured a site at Vancouver for a situation in France assuming a sprussian order, the Allies will cer
"structure of alimpet similar dimensiona whatuminous appearance for the Allies.
Plant is also to be laid down by it with a Notwithstanding the plucky stand tamly emerge victoriously, net alone views to the construction of all types of as the defenders of their freedon merchant ships. Not very far away made by the Belgians, the terms and their civilisation, but as the am to cqaip a yard for the building of Aless, Yarrow and Co., of Scotstoun, are i were able to pour troops through avengers of Prussia's monstrous destroyers and smaller naval craft Belgien before the French and crime, the humblers of her absurd' British troops were fully able to cope ambition and the dictators of her with so strong an advance... The effect
future. of auch overwhelming numbers was seen at Mons, Maubeuge and else- where on the French frontier, and led
la the Supreme Court this afternoon, to the retreat of the Allies. What are the Acting Chief Justic judig. happened when once the Anglo-ment was given for plaintiffs for $4,000) French troops were properly re- and puts in an part action brought inforced is well-known, but it was so The King and Yu Yik, 74. Wing Lok glorious and so strikingly unexpected, than Fong Yin, of 63, Des Vertix
Strat. nerchants, Bgainst Chen Sie as well as being so complets in its Bow Wast. merehmits. results that it will bear repetition The talent of claim showed that here. The French and British troops 1, 1914, deflant agreed to purchase by an agreement in writing dutel July suddenly adopted the offensive, con-rm plaintiff certain property registered MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW,
centrated on certain points and within the Land (fee as the remaining por a valour worthy of the best traditions tion of section C. the Praya Reclama 2.30 p.m.-Auction of Swataw Drawn
On siging the of the two great nations represented, tion. Marine "It 71.
|eturnet defendunt paid $2,500 to the Thrond Work at Messrs. Hughes and completely defeated the Germans plaintiff as deposit money and on popt. take action towards realising a better
The Allies strategy was eminently
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store junk No. 2920 has been attacked by A report is to hand this morning that
an aised gang and robbed. Abans 11 pm. on Wednesday the junk was at anchor in the To Kwa Win bay, which is nsas |
· Kowloon bay and Mesne Bailey and Co's.
enginearing works, when seven it came songude in a boat. One was armed with * revolver while two others had knives. They boarded the junk, gagged and bound the owner; Li Kwong, and her tokis, and is bad and stole javellers to the value of the cobbers then camwerted to ransack than drove them into the hold of the vessal
$370, clothing valued at $104, and $1000 in ten cent pieces. The rubbers left in the direction of Kowbon Bay..
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THE HUSTLING HAWKERS OF **FLOWER" STREET.
The police have at last coramerred to
i
ton of a man to command the Thames, but the Diocornu Relegs, the little Chinese and said the dog was his. Be know ir-
eg the copper ora and flame, says stand bakinging to the
GERMANS IN MALAYA.
for that of the decorators, who are about to Church known as Bt. Mary's stood upon burch and would Homo paper.
be continued as a place of warship and centrs for envangelisation at that end of Victoria. The changed lives and happy homes of the many who had passed through the Refurs would be perpetual testimony to im The Ordination candidates had mada great progress during the year, and a. law suitablę nad well-trained con were
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Interned at Penang Olib..
offering themselves for the ministry of the Church in Chics..
PARTORS AND LAYMEN
you
the Malay Mail of the 38th ult., walike The German community in Pepang, says
their brethren of Singapore, have enjoyed « freedom, "since the outbrest of war, which muat base surprised even them- Gazette om
As to how these ministara were to be selves, said the Finang
instructions from Singapore, the local for them; and you must give them a living thing came to an end, and acting under of God and the acraments yon must pay Saturday. Today, however this state of apported the Bishop said:
want pastors to minister to you the word
authorities this fatenson had all the malo Germane in this Settlement, to the number wage. The ad who is called to a ministry must make sacrifices. He will never be of about thirty, placed ander military able to earn as much in the ministry of guardat the Penang Club, where they will the Charch ad he would have done in bo laterard until other arrangements are busser, or any learned profesim. But made. It is probable that they will be sent the lay members of the Church In a few days to Singapore to join their make
1.50 compatriots on St. John's Yland, "Moan. time a Police guard is on duty at all German residences.
On Saturday the Straits Times wrote :—
ment that the system of paroles for the
It has apparently been decisled by Govern
|
from
wasilces to
mont
support him properly. His mind must be rept free Ansocial worries, You cannot
their families in a manner wertby of the have educated peators unless you are will ing to pay them suflicient in maintain
Pemberton and Mr. Anderson lired together. Witness knew that the dog formerly belonged to Mr. Banker',
Mr. Janking The coolie brought you a
note which you could not change? Sorpt. Baker: No the coolie brought 83 in tan cost pieces and Feent Bim back for notes (laughtat),
Mr. Anderson.mid the dog wis called Pemberton on the Sunday provis "Enden" and was handed, over to Mr.
(Mr. Anderson) seked for the dog but the money prid for the licenen a Pemberton's money. He did notine until that morning that the license had been taken out, in the name of Anderson,~-~-
The summons via dismissed.
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FRENCH TATHER SUED,
Translating War News:
An action in which $140 is claimed from the Rev. Fr. Restart for translation work mentioned before Mr. Justice Hazeland
Sutherton Buss, of Mr. J. H. Gurdiner's in the Summary Court this morning. The Hill Road, was represented by Mr. C. A. plaintiff, Man, G. Moassion, of Harrison.
♫ person.
15. p.m.-The Blue Bird" at the anccessful, as were also the tactics/Pit the contract. On Sept. 11 ufen, i sundition, of things at the flower market enomy's subjecta rasideat in Engapore/position. To do this, and to supply the office, and defendant appeared in p
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WEDNESDAY, November 185---
plaintif gave defendant notice to com- dant wholly runermerd the contract and adopted. The enemy, some thirty abaditely refused to perform the same miles from their great objective hit part. After giving defendant due
$22.500, vustaining a lows of:84,000. noties plaintiff resold the property for
are.
fondant dir res
in
Dessary increases in the number of pas-}
Fr. Robert's explanation of the
Wyndham Strit. Numerous com shall cease from to-day. Intimation was pislats are ad daily by persons who enrayed by the police last night to all to you support, Involves an immediate was that, plaintiff called upon bim sad said. to the market to make purchases and German and Austrian males that they met doubling of the money you give for the he would be very glad to do something for
present themselves at the P. and U. Whart maintenance of Chinese clergy. Even mediately berieged and hurdled by at 2 o'clock this afterner, the latention then, I do not think the 3.000 odd Chintae France in the present crisis. Ha explained eto M. Maussion that he had bean moding a large number of flower hawkers. boing, it he understood, to inter them all adherents in this diocese will be giving to at the saqueat of a Tonkin newspaper
This morning Inspector Garrod charged on St-John's Island.
the ministry of their
Church machummaries of the telegraphis was now Chinese flower seller before Mr. Wood
We understand that seven German more than 'they would have been giving from Rongkong papers, but that for some to the upkeep of ancestor worship and says he had been exceedingly hury on c The ofenresidents from Perak and two from Selangor weed was that be and racer night for Singapore, With disorderly conduct.
Teft Kuala Lumpur by the mail train last Budhism had they remained net Chris count of the departure of some of his
Farther, the responsibility for evangeli-ation of the now Christianssistant for l'oking to join the colours, and could not continue the work, which be sreand you most increasingly fall was doing gratuitously. He tid M. Mous the Chinese Church. In this the older on that he had, ber supplying the informa Churches, and
re-
Paris--were forced to fly precipitately All along their very extensive front
enter an appear- they retreated, leaving mach valuable armament behind them. The enemy's Crew of Weers, Histings and Hastings, Mr. Fidon Putter. instructed by Mr. casualties were enormous and, in their appeared for plaịnti?.
rounderī jis Japazesa gentleman who went Aight, thousands of them were taken Mr. H. W. Bini, senior partner of
to buy flowers, and pushed them in kis face. The hawker had been warned prisoners.
Hours, Palmer and Turner, architects. The River, Aiste was
said he valued the property six days be offere added, he took out a summons tims and again. Some years ago, tho the next great venuo of the fore the re-sale at $22,000. fight and hero the Germans,
f. Crew gave evidence conversing the gaita hawker for a similar offense American Military Views on the suah halp as fartigs Churches are able to mustration, if he undertook the work. He strongly entrenched, adopted the interviews with defendant. eating that and Mr. Hazeland discharged him on the
after exeusing his delay in completing ound that he was conducting a legiti mato trade. It was difficult for the
defensive, and almost ever since have the purchase that money was to tight been compelled to continue on the de- that he could not get it frm Unlice to get an outside prosecutor. As fensive. Gradually they have since banke, defendant said he thought he soon as these hawkers saw policeman been driven back, particularly on the hand a bad bargain. He subse who was likely to take action they at 1.50 pm-action of Chinese Porcelain
Left and Right Wing. Desperate Giglit property was re-sokl.
quently repudiated the contract, and the ones cowered behind their baskets, eto, at Alcests. Hughes and Hough's.
"Mr. Wood, said he would consider the Bird" Matines ating, however, still continues in the
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Centre, where the Germans have been. more difficult to cope with by reason of the fact that they are not only strongly entrenclied but have brought up enormously, powerful siege gure. Notwithstanding this, however, the Allia are forcing the enemy towards the frontier, and it is only a matter of time when this consummation will be effected Balled in the attempt to reach Paris, the enemy turned their attention towards another direction, and endeavoured to take THE EDWARD DISPENSARY Calais. In this, they have been equally
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menccessful, mainly owing to the brilliant tactics of the British troops, who out-mannvering the Germans in the centre, landed a a large force in the vicinity of Nieuport Alded by several warships, the British in con- junction with the Belgians have com Pelled the enemy to fall back a and .nt the present moment it is more the
VANDKAPPE likely that the Germans will see Brass tither than Calale, where their War Louc
them to bombard Dover
Plaintiff also gave evidence
His Lordship gave judgment as stated without a licens, defendant was fined
On a second charge of hawking Bower
SPORTING.
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CRAMENTOWER v. Högakoso C. Cous. round to-morrow at 2. p.m. Craigengewor In this match on the Craigongowez
will ha represented by L. A. Love, R. A Carralbo, H. H. Tayler, W. H. Vivensh
Kharas, 8. Jand. D. Norla J.V. Braga, R. Pistroji, W. E. Rose, D.
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HONGKONG VOLUNTEER
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Orders by Major WäkemaLZA,
̈O. CEEVE VE
HOW IT WILL END..
War.
England, will, ally the Charch of frios fene, but he quite believed the Tonkin
gladly continae to
help you so long as you need and desireeper would sire Mr. Moulon res wrote for Mr. Houmion a letter of give Hat the work must now be yours, recommendation to the soratary of the not thetez Continuing, the Bishops saldorpe per informing him that Mr. Moration that he rejoiced that the committes of the General Sypod
of the Church of Chins was willing to come pood with the paper«. Ale to the final outcome of the war proposed to form a purely Chinese Board and at his own request explained the nature of the news he had been seuring, "Al he nobody in New York waves in the boller of Missions to appoint and support a did was to give H. Moussins à letter, of that the Allies will prove ristorous ex-Chiness Bishop and staf orangulise cepting, of course, the German Americans, some province in China; entirely indepon-introduction to the secretary of the paper. Lordabin suggested that Fr. Robert, who share the Kaisar's illusion thab God dons of ang. Western missionary society see the plaintiff and endeavour to settle the ie ou their sida." American army officers He asked them to remember that every matter, paragra have been canvassed by the, New York || Church member was an 'evangelist, and he
Fr. Robert replied that there was no World to +certain their professional hoped the wealthier Chinese Christians.
of atisfying 32 Kuussion. Forty officere sbore the rank of captain towards educational missionary instivo exalted opinion regarding the war and itansteamy who had shown such remarkable generosity added: When
And **When be talks hu geta vory were asked two questionations would be equally esruss about the d
Hu Lordship suggested that it Fr. Bo- How long will the war in Europe last orzogalization of their fellow-countryman. Which side will be the victor lis There was also great scope for the developer w Mr. Rus he might be able to come to a settlerbstí," and put the setion, ment of Chinese Sunday Schinals Returnsack for a week. Fr. Robert promised to In brief, the soaWILD WORD
whichhad resahed him showed that there were adapi bis Lordship's suggestion. Tos war will last from mina to eighteen only 600, and some of these were dependetib ACASA months, and Germany, unless she is super-upon the CM. Binstitutions. Why human, will be defeated,
asked the the Bishop, should not the better
The majority of the officers estimated educated members of the Chinese Church Western chorches were giving towards the the way to last one year. Twenty officers voluntarily devote some of their thocevary declined to reply. One said that Germany Banday un teaching the young the ideas eratizelination of Chinx, it absorbs much of Recruits Parade for Friday 13th inst shads Aghting chance to win Aremark truths of the Gispal The General Synod our beat thought and prayer that would ordered.
able feature of the discussions was that i nest year would, he hoped, strange for s
otherwise have been given to the building Section Commanders will forward neatly every instance theme line of See list of telephone Noe for their rensoring was falloyed. One thing upon ew edition of the Prayer Book which will up of the Church here, and is slay fills us conserve the treatures of darodon that with sorrow for the thourads who, through. Sections in the Adjutant, as early as which all agreed war. This is a war not come to the Church of Cama through no fault of their own, are plunged into the predbie... Seperste liita are to be made out only of ready resources, but of all recenturies of association with the Western isime to the whole world what is a fact
missrisk of wag. And, above all; it pro- for day and night numbers, and the sources, and until one side us about arrangements for paring the alarm to exhausted, all is remotes the fighting will the danced shored prowlog that the great mats of nations who have had
required by the growing rien not on telephone shown.
-in China,lendar turn the blessing of Chriftisu truth for many con-- * Other discussions led to this Form the BRETACEATHE, ZUROPEAN WAR taxies have not even yet allowed ile tennis manner in which the belligerents have
to guide ther infatuational relations. In conclusion, the Bishop referred to the The var has revealed the great gull there is struggled, mad with the knowledge of the la State of mind of the Powera engaged pre-1 great war in Europe in the following between the Gospel of Christ and the ending the war, this struggle is to be almost format: The terrible European war priceples by "hich the Westens society ww-Londen, Oct, 2ird, (13) pain.
dead struggle that in natal ens wide le haugs like black cloud over us all the has slowed it to be
that it will require hail time. am drmly convinced that the most distinguish between the Lbbon-Taifiy Royalists are been a trashed arrested, and a derros orders the inargents mentary at more for evada wading dovery Allar fighting gas only bir the lions and the tafelon, which see
me fate of England, France and Russing but then profess. You mist
for the satise of freedom throughout the who sits upon the throne. whole world to halv as well as in Europe, You ust not ritivity
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