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Only With theUndying Achieve outs of f’ the Middle Ages-A Credit to th - eople ~ and the Country. 1

H. V. Norton. writing in a Scotch and remembermoe; within i; thhtll ltﬁl“‘é.“°.ﬁz.hiiséui"‘siétiiiii° "i? 312...’ c‘ ti}? ins" i" "w we s w o e‘ ear . shrine than about anything I have “The light is soft and tinted, The Zﬁliliﬁliliflfftﬁiﬁﬁii $33.1‘; ti‘; 22$?“ .23?’ .15’. ‘§"°....'° l8“ soul of Scotland. Mr. Norton contin-k stone on“; hnnas the mighty ham; ueiScotland alone of all the nations’ o! st‘ l: m“ ‘armmm the cross upon hi g which suliered in the war has visi-E trampling the §n$':,;“§$n_ Qua‘ bly. and with Pride. Placedher emo-E this Shrine is o. miracle in bronze tion like an offering on the Knees; evgfy Wm c; gcngnmnn m‘; gcngs- OIHGOII- Iwoman who took part in the war 1t ls strange. too. that the land‘; has place h, the hm; pmcwhnt of John Knox should have conoeIItXiIBIdI Thgy an; seen n5 they fought, helm- and carried to a triumphant in m?" gloriﬁed no,- dehased, but My, a ment a work o! 13th which “an iki-nd of dispassiotllaie clarity. The compared only m th: gheucuh 1415118; surgeon is there. his field boots be- Bchkvements 01 9 11kt?‘ “on f|neath his overhalls; the intantryman A89?» W11“ mm- W°1‘_ 8 11 {u in his war kit; the cavalryman; the mously. strove not iol- tperszonth gunner; the w_ A_ AC" the v_ A D_ credit. lbutnfvr the vfwheshgilne "Nothing that has been done to 111M W551 WET-tbs 11:): out of! commemorate the war can compare is the on Y srea “he-l h l: 1 ;fol_' plognancy and exactitude with il°lli"llftii.ttil’l“ili gs here c sens-cs _ l aug rs. in its svveﬂl- It is =5 ¢°1°1Y W111"; “Butfbeneath the window. where 3 the spirit of Man hangs triumphant. . ;on a Crossjils hands free and 4n- mister lpierced in an outcrop pf-the virgin ‘in. ‘shoelace or the ruwei ‘$5.? WW3‘ illfﬁﬁﬁaifh’; . .1» ~ Zilidﬁci.‘ $3513.‘; illfs°ﬁiifiiilﬁ.a gggighfojﬂv my}; pa‘; ynhwg f‘. e s pav . a‘; hn i; ‘“€.§“;‘.§’§“‘2‘3°“i.¥'“l.fli°‘";‘:.“3.;”.ee Jagged. s. Ztrange didventure of the soul. I-ieluriiréalzlbaﬁjiglnglnglgnuy 1gb‘ an? _ h t. a r; on e .r will. ghoﬁ-nftgdsggxlfglggagvrfé g8‘; guarded by four kneeling angels. is 12;; mum m the we; could m? sac‘: ilaslilet lttxﬁed with coda; ‘nod - _ n c e e names o t use 1611511‘ °W1'_1i£111:b1.13g° tamlggtdlgllexgfl hundred thousand Scotsman from diealhsso a vision of the splendor of, m" °t the Wm“ w11° ‘T111111 111 . war. sacrifice. This Shrine seems to have; nAs I swod . u ma“ be‘ "m" 0* o 51.13.11. ﬁns... to ..:*:..i;: H - _, 1 _‘ was e a t. I was not long ago iomlinDizaligiwadast klglfrgrﬁeitih ‘$13102; i“ ‘gaff’ ‘he W13"! 1211311“ 114°11- dn He. wasa. nel-ywitha We 51W 11|itt1g115n $11°§g?§°{:’duhe“mu}]_ wind blowing over the old front line. V369? B-ould 50w be mmydwu years‘ When the gate was declared open e We wild we member all thethinuslswts P1P“ m°m°°d 111811 1" 111° (ifllgineznt toldo and all the things‘ ramggl-s tlllﬂyed “The Flowers o’ he 911011“ L133‘; dig‘? °‘1‘“g1511aeg$111 “No man at that moment dared 8661“ 119121‘ er 5mm a phnkw l look into another man's eyes. It ivir. iﬁlfwmeih Engine ‘s a requiemmne of life's terrible moments. The swim" S‘ "use Yet a Scottish: lament sdbbed its grand way out a- mid hymndo p ncqnscious perhaps’ 10118 the road to Hogge. lt walled its 111M111" t° 111“ u stand 6n Cuuelway. sobbing, sobbing; "the flowers °f “he” mm“: cm}, m the mehceli!’ the forest all are wede awa." into 3M1! @1111 1°91 ‘I?’ 000 1 dspwho “elcvery little dip and hollow where of one of those ‘l . gamma ithe mm now growl ..l~ inlsoll which is orelrer l . e h an waned to med“ I stood m Herzl‘: 13:“: :11 d; and 6:5“; Scotland's Shrine. that the sound of $13M 31 me wozld 1'1 i1 Y W311‘ this lament had flown home to sryw,‘ "The Shrine is the highest build .3111: if,‘ 5mm’ “p” m“ m“ °t m“ ‘. l . 1x18 111 Ed1111111PE11- 11 11395 11°F" V11‘ “Thee Shrine is a lament in stone sin rock- Its MB Sarina from 1118-. the greatest. of all Scotland's la- ged ledges. In shape it ls a sanctuary menu with ah the swesemess o; pip- gaézgggpxtlorth with an east and west. es crying among hmsvwgth a2] the > ‘h tl-betfthlen,ll "You enter under n crest 901'"! tllelryilrlrdi. alrluillezrangeu: a and come into a dim place of tinted “I think the gennhaph in Inndnn light. Left and. right lie the transepts and ghe- Nauomn shrine in gain. 2.121222. “.;§°.‘£2l§.;§’§i;.2“”.3€ n: can msiggmrkr“ Sr- » b 1 ' ten e e Emperamen- enough to allow you to read the re- tglsdlilffegi-enceclbeaween the two ha- glzlenialesmoepgrélﬁ: (x213: tions. One i? Saxon and éllarlglxttullaﬂﬁ; 3m B - th th -C lti an ar cu . in lbboks placed on bronze lecterns. G38; 103s She. (English hem-g, but i; The keynote cf the building is har-. c, m me $wu5h_ The c919; ha; h, mvny- 11 15 <11111°1111 t° beueve 1'11“ genius for the glorification of sor- lt is not the work cf one genius able» m“ Ah his sweetest sung; are sadz. to work with equal ease in stone. an his fines; music in and; n11 his bronze. Iéflgindllllltii lgxliass}. S331 Séggreatest poetry spring? trait; qusearsc scp eor s h u-rhat; whyggotgn 9,5 u of a unified scheme has not been the Emmi“ w" memonm in the, achieved for centuries. Wald‘ "T119 arches 111 W111°11 each I931‘ "The Flowers of the Forest" have ment is enshrined differ one from unturned to swhﬂ the other, but blend together; and; _______+’_______ beside each hang the colors oft theCATTLE MARKET yRospECTs regiments commemorated. GOOD "The windows paint the picture of 111° ‘"91"- -T11°Y "e amazing ‘vmmwh A continuation of satisfactory mar- 1-1193’ ‘"9 11111 c1 the G°1111° spmzwkct outlets for our cattle surplus but 1w! "n0 them and S" $11111" 3|for the balance of 192s and for 192s, 11"" 1161'"? 11113°1T11°t°d 111 gllasips the prediction of the Dominion Th” w°m°l‘s wlmmw 511°“ thnitiDepartment of Agriculture through 31115 Baum“? m a W12; harvest“ iits Markets Intelligence Service. 511m“ a wmnfni ma: m.“ galls; Stock yards are the most strategic ‘"1111.b°“11d h“ I F"? germ?!‘ Red points from which to view the boss-- °I 11' 511911 ‘acwry’ 5 9W5 c“ m ible trend of the market. and the 91°55 w°mﬂ1f1t gfrk m 1'2” i“ statement quoted is based upon an and 111‘ 1111"” 1:8“ h“? c?" ilagect analysis of the reports made by of- lent 1n hmma- '1 ‘f; S 11°‘ d __ flcers of the Dominion Live Stock or w“ mrgctpen ‘m c“ 8" £11123‘? Brunch located at the central stock we see lmli-Bffcmlfst 811115029)“; we yards in the different provinces. ll C"? 11cm Z43” 11 111g“ we'see: Last year autumn trading was in’ S” "11" ismepe“ 5, x é horselthc sellers. favour. ln spite cf the “'00P 51111-‘15- we 59° 1’- rpm 5' ' mediocre stock offered, much oi’

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mltted himself an opinion. ‘more 15 nothing here of thclbeastlincss and horror of war; Cold. refined. and din- passionate as a saint in glass. the-ﬁe scenes shim out from the windows Scotland's soul.

"And the eye, moving over it. marvels at its omtirleteness.

"men the dmallestof God's crea- ture; ha; been remembered: tlw - mice-the commoners’ friends-tho carrier ifiiéclls. am‘ m-wi l‘ n; r. . c" w. r, the ndlen "ma; mluotsnt a indie. .

"You pan from this lhll orHon- oul’ into a place for prayer. Bronte

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