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future ilhd‘_how";i}ld` among the :lations tliilt shall

to solve them is the .general theme 'of much that is written and spoken these~~l:l§ys, All realize 'that the probl that must be faced pres- `¢nt`cl%!é5`ulties; that on their settle* inent 'dm Bds very largely whether like védiliisliall be the richer of `poorei',' the better or worse. for tile séiirifices :ind the agonies of the 'past four years.

Here in Canada we have many

engaged in' outlining' and solving

live_gloriously in alll our f-uture bis- tory. Lookli baeliwaifd ov`er"th¢-se four eventfui years with all their mingled experiences of*-pride and of sorrow, ofglory and of shdness, 'the~\\`/ily agitatof call -Find many' things which might liave been dif- ferent; can'_ iind lrlliny _hardships which, in_ his _opilizon and _often"in‘ the opinion of tile-sufferer, nlighl have been ditfcrelil; _can tilldnlllny circulllstancefs lvhicll may easily be'

wilmllll decision _revisit ,England an

Qllaobh' ` l_ito__ _ ¢_si-liste. ' \'lilil‘¢°l\‘¢_ ina “oewlili5lri¢`ll, " ‘ ireland -

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'wssulnorbn me =4-rreeiuem

his ‘way to the peace conference war mme not -ne miplr participate in me unveiling of a tablet in' honor of his mother at the First Presbyterian Church st (‘.a_1rlisla,.En¢ls.nd, which is .not 'far from Liverpool and the Scot-_ igh border. being just across the Irish Sea from Downpatrick, ireland, where many members of the Wilson family are hurled. -

it ls expected that the President

may also visit tliocemetlery at Down- patrick. i ; " \

According to information _from an

authoritive source. the President is deeply touched by the uctifll of the little town of Carlisle, where his mother spent her early girlhood and

where her filthm-_ the Rev. James

,,A~`¢loam oezepsr uri .fellil 0lo`ary__leoeiivo`d the sail news that her slsn Pte. James; mesa-1 llsskilad lu tile Q°F5‘V°“ 3'- H0Gllfli§.l‘ Halifax, after a-_illort illness ‘of days of ln- tll_l_en`_ll; sndpneuliionla. The remains were forwarded homo und follow- ins day were 'lnlerl-es-ill st. Pauls Church' cemetery, ' still-germ. The 9@'fVlces worecond cted by Rev. Theo Gelliont. P. P. Theliie are left to moum -besides they sorrowing mother _live SiBI.efB‘l\l'id flvé brntlsérg naingly: .Mrs Mllrttim Jorgensen, Beverly, Mass.; Mrs. E. l. 'l‘erry,__Ro'xbul-y, Mass.: Mrs. W. G. Mallar, Sturgeon; Mrs. John Steele, ~Bl.\ll‘xeon;~ 'I-‘erslm ot home; John in Bost.on',`-Mans.; Peter in Ban- Eor, ‘_Me.; Wiilfamyin Pictou, N. S.; Mrs. Cleary and family have the sympathy of the clommunlty in this sad bereavement. A

Mus John Cleary rec

lowing 'letter regarding her son Pte Juanes Cliear

eivcd the fol- tlle death of Y-

Woodrow. was pstor (if the first Pres- l

The Rev. Jilrnes Woodrow was born:

byteriau Church. i

Cozswell Si.

' Oct.

Hospital,

28th, 1918.

lin_ilf.i;:l_ N.S.

million -6:1-

these problems. 'lt _is _siglliflcrlllt that in far too many ll'lstalll‘es self- interest, individual or pzlrtizan, col-

construed illto":lcls of illjtlsfice or _, neglect. io exploit these for partlzall purposes is too'sluall a business tol

in Downpatrick, ireland, the burial'

place Oi' St.. Patrick. His frst chargei My i_)cs.l' Mrs. tfleury; ily now you

he carried oli'cvl~ll on il small sczllo ill zt country that is llelllg'recoll_~ltrll- cled on the blooll bought szlcrliice

_ours ‘tlig prescribed solution. Never before in tliehistllry of Callalla has there been such all opportliulty lol'

w\1s'in Downpatrick and later he i\s--

sunzlell the pastorate at Carlisle, -Eng-l land. Tile family later moved to; oilillicllllle, ohio. - I

news ot'_ you r

would like to

Love received the sad

fiom' son's dleu.tll, and l

t_\ll you llow very sorry the sill-ters who lattenlled llllm are and to feel that

the agitator or the llelnzlgogtlp; :ls at presellt, null certainly llcver ht-fore

of its sons. 'l`hcl'e are years of re-" coustruction an ll.c illllnelllatc fut-

Rev. Jose-pil _\Vilsoti, the father ofiml -°°“l'l “Ol be Savflll- Bmh me

ure. 'l`h.1t rccoll.~‘tl`llctoll wil' in-_ \'ol\'v_- llilllly \~_\'c.:t-llillgly llilhcultl prollllgllls, om- of which will be thol repatriation of tllllsc who have of-‘ tered their _voting 'lives ill dvfellce-~ of honour :lull lib.-rty. Ll.-t tllcrc be no exploiting of these or of their stlcrihcos, let us halve o. clean Colin- try ;_let the sgitlllor and tile self- st-cl\'el' be llttcrly quorell :or if nec-'

has there been gre-;ltel'~ llzlllger f ronl this class of parasite. \\'e have passed 'through the nlost ovelltful period notlolily ill our own llistllry but in the-llistory of the world. ln pzlssillg tllrougll it we lulve paid al terrible price, -as the graves of~ 55,060 (flillzldialls in l"l‘allcl' and l"luuders attest :uid as the litany attest wllo llavu returned and are

the President, was pastor of u Pl~es~liy_-i teriall church at (‘hii1icQthe.and it was l

there that he met. llnd nllarried Maryi Woodrow. Later he lassumed the pas l toratie of -a. church at Staunton, Va.. Where President Wilson was born. l The Woodrow Dlmily played at proin-

|tl~emtmellt `a.u<l was with

inent aprt in the earlv de-ye of Carlie-| Mr mm' we nu symfat

ie, England, and the old stone ch\lrc'h 5 mr you in your given S( `

Inleull so little ln a tl

~illctoi°s and lulrses did l-_verythillg pos- :ilblc .but ho passed ull-ay yesterlllly llllternoon atrone o'eloc\l, llev Flltller Stlnllner' visited him ouch day before

hllll when ho

l iollf Till. lolllpliclltion of plleulnonill lollowlng iniiueum proved too much

hise vlzri' much

nie like thi:-l.

row but words _

yet to return crippled and broken in health. in czirryng on our part in the war tllerl- was ulucll to he llonl-_ all of it new and lunch of it coin- plicated and diliicult' yet ill the doing of it Cailzlda has won for herself :l name aniong our .-\llic.s

essary, .set ill his pl:lce,`:lllll let us' rl-vl-relltly b\i.il_ll on the .foulldaltiolls l:i.d by tllllse lrhll _sleep iu-Fl:ll_lllcr.'s lficllls, fnolll"‘-whllie' ‘ffallilig llzlnds the torch was--_tllrow_ll»_to usltollold ill order that their _sacrifice might not be in vain? '

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_ _ sl nil; N.»\v.-ll,

"England expects-every man this day toydo his duty/I and away back in October 1805 'every _ man" did .his~duty and the great _ naval vic- lorycff _Cadiz was the result. ‘ St.'Geo1"ge for Merry. England?

was Epo jubilant signal flashed-out by A' miral Sir_Roger Keyes when on f St: Georgds Day,`Aprll 23, 1918-, Ostend and '/.eelirugge were bottled up by -thersinking of_the old battleship Vindictive and other ves- sels/ _ _ ~ ` “The Cerniall t`iag_is to be hauled down at 3.57 and is not to be hoist- ed again without permission," was the 'signal sent out by Admiral Beattylon November 21, 1918, after iilefffinvincible Germ:`l`n` fleet" had s\i_t‘l‘_ `_dered at Scapa. F low, Scot- la1idF_Tputtillg,the seal forever -on (.ie_rli1ifl_n`aspir:ltions_ for world do- mfna'ti`on.` ' , :1 flfl1e"se`_thi'ee_isignlils will go down ‘side by- side through the- ages; mark- ing~ as ,they do- three of the greatest eve`nts`ii1` history. _ - ’ Né_lson’s signal was' given before hattlei §Be_at_ty's spelled, signed and Sealed the complete downfall and submission of the naval power of Germany. _It was made, not after the shock_ of lighting squadrons and in _the molllellt of the colours of_'t'hii enemy fluttering down, but f6_llowin`g the handing over, with- out a shot being fired, of the com- plete ensemble of ships which

inide ul the battle f0fC€S Of filer lnzlrcll is- o’l'l' the ocean lvzlvl:

if -_ l _

(3ermauy.on the sea. Such a spec-l

lllepended to break the power of

'ed beneath modern .mechanical ill-

ialld Britain, :ind the military assist-

lter. The British N:tvy_l1;l§s_ been. . .. lthe chief instrument in the defeat

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great fact in connection with the defeat of the (ierillllns-'the mighty' power of the Brltish Navy. The Boston 'I`rzlu_sc`ript say_s__“ii is the token of the 'failure of tllat relent- lessness, that sublimation of fright- fulness, tllat cruel super- efficiency llpon which the 'Teutonic genius

linglalld to parillysc the effort of America and to will the war. The sllbnlarine surrl-l`llll=.r typifles the failure of this :lark :ind treacllerous inlezlns of -warfare. It_llills-fa-rewell ,to the survivalof lnedizleval brutal- _ity under the lllask of the ultimate 'resources of civilisation. It is the beast of ‘sllper-barbarism, disguis-

yention and skill, bow‘ihg.~--its head before a n`oble‘l',a_u_ll` nianlier concept _ion of ivarfare,-Tile British Navy has been a prime agency ill the -winning of the war. It hasmade iossible the provisioliing of France

'ance' of America. It _shut Gerinany in upon herself andin upon disas-

of the Central Empires. It has its triumph to-day (.\'ov. 2|) and the whole free world will rejoice with it, and this triumph carries with it no threat against the futureffree- ‘llonl of the seas."

liritailnia needs no h_ulw:lrl<s

.\`o towers along the steep

'Her llome ill oil the deep."

U-`\C|¢3!_l1i'i9 90 hlmoflfill ‘llafallcl-NCV'f She has gloriously vindicated her ef; naval history First began, ' right to the nlzlstl-ry of the seas and llasthere been _ll reco'rd'of surrelld- 'gloriously sho has. used her right er* 'df1.,.__a____ar _with ,hm of (ie-‘r-|for 'the lictterlllcllt :uid _safety of tllzil1j>‘_'_‘s'l`i6et.' ‘Alllf what does the the world. _ c§pit'l._ilz_iti_on dellotp, if not the one ' _ _ 'Y-lr-~f~_ ; '_ _ ' -' ' ____ _ _'_ _ J--_ _,___ -l.'lifl"5 LOVE (JTJR I§Nlil\lIif.$ '

l _ __ i _ . jAnd_ _the slveet sisters of Cer- passed through German towns, re- m:_iny._l'la've appealed to “dear sis-lfused them even a drink of water, téifs"-in Allierica, through Mrs. to cool their parched tongues and

Vlfilson, for sympathy and foocl,‘_¢;pat in tllcir faces. By all meansleti

and a 'modification of the terms oflils selldtllcm at once a cargo of the armistice. These /are the salllclallgel cake.--Brooklyn Sizutdllryll

gentle, .fender-lltartld \\ omci_1 who, _ when wezlrv Yankee prisoners

l;niol1. ` _ ,

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It-'ia indeied __u' pleasure to welcome ‘

to tile provéncethe two distinguished soiliiersan "scholars, Captain Duth-

and Liqit.' Flory /from the strick- l’§nd_9f_'Fra_uce and espsciplly now ti\e'¢l‘I'/"Ya`lf_o`f“l'_iin4¢:e is' ove_r and once m3ro"rai§ns over her sun-

’l'hey have come with fra-

tho. thanks of

for tile assistance

_grnldima gaatremuing

‘ - ;tile< wlllell 'nie 'illlmfiyu me-lr

to the yalour of

vouchod for

bf _ letters _'from our

`1lt0 TOGOIVOQ

VISITORS. ____' ‘__ -

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tsugiblejand innumerable -_ proofs of grstidude nt first hand Brom the mon

and women of the d6vTted_ cities. Both these visitors kno_ _ by -personal

experience the ilardellief, and rhetor- rm of wer: thevloill lt side by side Wi"-ll 0\U‘ 'Clntlilinn ldiers, shtred with them the Aihrd of'bsttle_ and are now sharing ' them the glory of victory- We t ' assured that dur-_ ing trail- num lidioum in lille brav- ince they lull receive s llmaly well- °_°me_ from oliqplleyle ml ¢m¢lsi_ly~ twin the lnrellv, relatives me rrienlu of the meh who llllpregwvllil umm ills, s_t.irrin_g_6vQ\`rt/. of tho but four and lr: lf" _ .__ _ . _-

where me Presidents 'grandmther!\'oui' Iloy lnulle ll lovely }>a»t»i\‘_>.llt null preaqhed' and where ms 'nomar as R died al golill null llolv death. Relieve girl attended divine service,___ls stlll)_-_“__ ` “Sed by the congregatkm' l V Yours verv slllcer

The memfbens of the ohulicll have ` F_ arranger! for emplacement upon a wall . M,,,,.m, (-ngswei

of the church of n. bronze memorial;

which will set forth the part which _

the mother ot' the President bore in the "-"A 4' A' T* ‘G "_ A” *Q is lliS'l~0l'Y of the church and the world. YUUF l'|'"_b|9-nl

-It`ls possible, according to friends of the President, that his will iandl first -

6/t Carlisle which is ‘as near London as

Liverpool.

cl.v_ _ A. RICE, I St: Hospital.

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Allied Tro_oiis _ _ _ *'“ -

Dr. Liuscotif in this column will

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L0ND0N_ Dem 5____m_msh “DOIN religious, natural, social, financial,

huvenpproached to within 22 miles or -ind every other anxious care thilt Cmognm Field _Mamqum Ham rep0____ preplexes you. lf a personal answer ed todayrwo have reached the line of N required’ 'enclose Q me cent “mum Kronenliurir. Schleiden and Duron, No "mes Wm 'be pu the eomulunlque said. l')ul'l=,n is 22 Derfer' 513'" 3°" mmm” omy' or “H” miles southwest ni' Cologne. Belgian a p“e“d°”ym'l V

troops have approached within 15 miles of the Rhine. it was indicated in Aol/ERT'S|NG METHODS: J'H‘M'

the _Belgian omem Communique m_ asks, "What do you consider the best day _ advertising methods?" The advertis-

` ing um ls not lions is me kind that

never pays; ol-most nil otllerkinds produce more than they cost; some bring back their investments from ten to a hundred fold. There are various kllllds of ndventiselnents; _ “Dispiay," “i`teuders_" and “Want' adverizise- ments; each is ll winner will-.ll it is -properly worded :md related to its subject. Much depends on how ll

______», - “lilsplay" ad. is displayed; this is a

‘ prlfllltogralphioal art. The “'-Reader"

(From Stray Shots _ gives opportunity for -greater -business

There is nothing like being foie-*‘si<lll, as does luso the "Want" lui.

handed. A gentleman falling' iii, ills

irish servant was desiiatclled in hasta- ( |3E3|R_A3|_E KNQWLEDQE; llwimt f0\‘ 3 Physician- After 1181118' ¢1bSl2ll¥_lkllowlelige is the most desirable?" an unusually long tllme Pat returnedlmlks “A S¢udem_~ W

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oil ills countenance *alihe informed his ing the-reby readlllg, wi'lt.ing and ayilh.

1-0Wlll them itll. M1’ U'1€y'l‘e Hll wllicil to bulill a thorough oduelltilon. 00lnll1-" S110 “'88 mtwll DUZZIBG 10 l if these three branches of knowledge know llisllllealliiiz. 'until presently the are lliorollgllly lmislel-ed uw student medllcal mal\_ca:lled._ Immedlilloly ill can, it necessary iltbain t,o all other his heels ,`cat‘lte"»t.he ¢>l€ll°EyH\3l\ WIP? knowledge by his iillaided eifolt, Those 8-\'-nressed-in hlwhed ilccents his Hof- llowcvel- who have elle advantage or Towiat. 'tho serious illness of the mast- a l-ollegd ollfllcation can scale a ladder el' ni the house, and putting d0Wl\ hi* of knowledge lnucll more quickly. The hill- ‘ir-il R10*/09 ®~W’dll04l »D\1ll0!)l-ly U10 knowledge of God ta dollbtloss the exit .of the doctor in order that he iiighesg 3,m,_|m,,(,m_

migldt adlninlister spiritual consola- ...___ _ ion# Hollud scarcely gotlsottied when A33U|qAN¢E_ gp 5A|_\/A1-|°N ~-S_

’8~ sudden knock wal-l heartl. and "’ S." llskl-i_.ll»i it possible for ll person to

gentleman in black tipwcd ill. PW* have full assulizlnce of salvation, und

self as the proprietor of u. local under-_ may iw ju” as ,ure of salvation as

silated he _had been' notified' by 01'!

ll'-lim servant of ills 'l>rwm°° l’°l“8 , desired at the house. On DUMB Wm' ' moned. Pat was asked bl' hvllldllnanl '

mistress (what he meant by this heart- less and senseless -procedure and ex- elalllnea in llliln-ea tones: "S\11'» m““‘-' oi thought oi'd be a. bit forel_land9'1 toike sn’ make the one trim 6°- it l” 'not everyone who follows out mt\l\‘¢| sequences las carefully as Pat; in milk* 'he better if more did. Too many :Hx _for the pressure of circumstancpd ____

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out of breath, butwliithasutistled 100i-li England “the tlllree R's_” mean- '__,__.,_,,_ _ ~ -`=--_-€- ~--- ‘,557---5,3-_.

'according to his promise. But -beside tlllalt God's Holy spirit, im duo time, will give you tfhe -witness in your heart. that your afssuranee is not a. lleusioll. if you continue your resolve -to live

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