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land because of his love of the (Ira-l

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“You flag-eating foal!“ lu-lclzcsl Six Fmgers a; "TVIPY are Bold and you could lqavc limd half if you'd kcrt your meat-trap lrhutl"

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from‘ all sides. I leaped toward the. 11taint I had selected when the circle. ,fi:".<t. formed, and bowled over two) [men and was r111-1nl1-1g toward my ‘cabin vsbcre I had left my muggy; With the squeal of a cornered rat the l ‘ruurderer attempt to follow me; and '11P nmst lmve used his knife to some 111'r"fit. for I hoard a death howl. Da- "151111 “TIF- Xelllnc for 111s Choctaw-s 1,9 curve mc. but the bulk of them were back at the exit and the others zvare tardy in taking up the pur5utt_ ts for the Humas. they paused to tic Sx Fingers’ l1ands_behind his back. . Bl" 111- tlmc thcy \\'01‘e pounding after ‘ m9 I had secured my musket and was‘

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Thrusting my fcct: through I was c-‘cal- cxccpt my shoulders when the \v.l(1 mob passed the cabin and sur- l-ounzivrl ‘.110 one I had occupied. The ‘lomflll had snatched burning brands frczn the fircs. and these illuminated the rccne. Through the mesh of vines I FRXT Six Fin crs bc 11g dragged be- |tn cu two wzu-i-ivu-s; and as the snv- Iuucs came to a. halt I hcard him RCITPIIII

“Good lack! This will be death!"

Pirate and nmrdcrer thache was 1 could not hclp the wish that he 1115211: find a qulck dcath, rather than \> roast slowly on the bcd 0f torture. Lltlerly bad as he was. he was born an

1 for narl-ou-ing the girl's chances of cs- icape I should have been icmptcd to 1511M! him bccausc once he had been,

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, The chief's grandson, bolder than 1111c others. ran forward until an ax: land torch and thrust his head inside; Jthc cabin. 'I‘urning back 11c shoutcdi ,that I was gone. Almost. the same

hnomcnt Damoan ran into the cabin in

=front of me and yelled to the red)

I“ lmcn that Labrador a nd the woman‘

lu-crn gone. When he appeared 1n the’ ‘torch-light he was insane with rage, ,and catching a glimpse of Six Fin-l lgcrs‘ u-rithlng figure he screaehed llke ia. pnnthcr and fell upon him as 1f In- ltcdixlt: to tear 111m, to pieces with bare ‘ihands. v | _ “f can tell their plans!" screamed iSlx Fingers in English as Damoanb fingers began ripping 111s face. "Tell them! Tell them! O1- I‘ll pick lyou joint. from joint!" howled Da- ‘moau. bending ovcr the craven. his Ioutsu-ctched hands hooked like claws. i "Save me! Save me!" gasped Six Rugs-rs. “Take me with you. I'll lead you to them!“ ' "Speak!" yelled Damoan, hunchlng his shoulders and wriggling 111s 101g dingers before the murderers bleed-

“They planned for Labrador am-l the ‘woman to get away while we was eat.- ;1‘ng!" panted Six I-"mzers. "The! ‘plarmed—"

But now it was urely n question of the girl's safety and not: 0f this snake's suffering; and I fired an ounce

‘ball through his wicked skull. and slipped "through the hcle and away into the black forest.

(To be Continued)

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Sermon By The U. C. Moderator Rev. W. T. Cunn

DELIVERED AT TIII. OPENING 0F

Tnr. rowan: GENERAL COUN- cu. or TIIE vxrrzn c-nuncn or CANADA. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. n: sr. ASID- lmw-s cuvm-rv, LON- DON, ONT.

TITLE: GOD'S EMIGRANTS Text: (‘rem-sis 12: 1-3. "rfow the Lord said unto Abram. "c: thce out of thy country, and -from thy kindred. and from thy father's housc, unto a land that. I ‘ will show thcc: - 1 “And I Will nluke of thee a great ‘nation, and 1 will bless thee, and [make thy name great, and thou ,shalt be a blessing: .' "And I will blc-s thcln that bless ,thec-, and curse him tilat. cursrth ‘liter: and i1 thc~ 911-111 all families {ofthe earth be blessed." 1 Our Dominion of Gauada ls so 110w a country and so lately scttlcd. ‘that thcrc are few of us \\"ho do not “KNOW what It is to bc an emigrant lcithcr- in our nwn oxptricncc 0r that. ‘of our forefathers. whose story har; lbceu handed down to us. and, wheth- Ier our homeland be England or .Scotland. Ireland cr “Yrllcs. or onc ‘lcf the othrr crest hnmclaivls cf our people, we are all God's emigrants [who luave heard His call to come to -this great and widespread Dominion. ‘ We pray, too. that thc promise n-ladc to Abram. "the first urcat, cnugrnnt," 70s I-Ic-nrv Ward Efffllfl‘ callcd 311m. . may be fulfilled 1n us 1191": and tho! God will make of us a great nation. blessr-g us and makingus a bless-

‘ ing to His whole great world.

In the lite of an EIIIWTZIIIC. thcrc

Ifauscd mm w hebha-Lcr He would huntglllfilllfi how-Is the Humas crowded in are {our great and easily recogn1z_

able stages-the Call tot Emlgratc. the Pain of Parting, the Walking by I-‘alth and. at long last, the Entry into the Promised Land.

The Call to Emlgrate. God's call to His cl-illclren to emigrate comes to us 1n many ways and to many thl-"gs. We are like an island tn the middle of the ccrran of the love and know-ledge and wisdom of God. Whichever way we are called from our little Island and however we dif~ fer ln the direction 11-1 which we go. we are all being lccl of God out into His ocean fullness.

The call may be the voice of God heard In the quiet. of our own heart.

hem.“ or Bmm.,1;e_ ~11“. “U; Hf mo , at the patch of vines behind the girl's‘! It may be 1n the form of a letter 1117111? 121ml a; tl..~. I cabin. While the entire mass of ln- coming back home from those who

have cone before. It may bc the cull

M‘; on my cabin I risked calling the girl's l in a little lads heart to soc where

the clouds go over thc nmuntain, or where thc road ends that circles around the hall, or what lit-s bcy-ond the lino whore sca and sky mcct.

The call maybe also to many things-to preach the gospel. to ploncer God's new lands, to search out the riches of the thought of God, or to explore the treasures of the everlasting hills. With our distinc- tlon bctwcen sacred and sccular, we have unduly limited the call of God. “Go plant corn!" may be as truly a call of God to the man to whom 1t; 1s ss-"t as "G0 prcnch Christ!" 1s to nnother man to whom is com- mitted the ministry of the gospel. It 1s for each of us to see that we bcnr and obey our own call. V

The Pain of Parting. We remem- ber the picturns that have come down to us of those who stood by the buhvarks of the vcsscl and saw the hills and cliffs and the green sod of the I1OITIPIRDCI fade away be- hind thcm, while on the short were thrxsc who, 1111-0115311 a vcil of tt-arfi. watched until they smv the 1R5! flicker of light on the whltc salLs dis-appear in the western sea. It could havc born ro caslcr for Abram to leavc behind “kith and kin" 1n the far away Ur of the Chnldecs. Journeys were long and difficult 1n those days and the separation would seem to be nlmosLforcvr-r. But to this pnln of partinrl thcrk- l: oftcn, for God's emigrants. as thcrc may

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have bt-en for Abram, an added paln l’ of parting in that. those who remalai behind do not always believe either‘, in the (livine call or in the vision of; the Promised Land ahead. They: may have called 111m "crazy" to, think of leaving the fertilc, irrigatedi plains In which they du-elt for ai lcng desert, march and an unknowni 11nd nhcacl. Op auto: and lack oft d tn the bitten, of God's emi-

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hrs as they Jcuz-uzgv. - W: ring by Faith. For tit:- cmi- ‘grant, thcre nlzvnys ccmcs a time, be 1011': (-11- shcrt. uhcn he has to _\\ 1k by faith-Lha- cld llcmc van-l in 01c distance and the Prom- iszd Land ahead not yet risen In oi 1t. Th-sre nzust ltave lzcfn many a v."ca1;v clay fc-r Abram as he turn- cd nclth wcst over the desert. and it may be that some, even in 1115i cwn little group. would grow lm-l ptzticnb and qucstiolm whether it were nct bcitcz‘ lo turn lmnuuvard again. Cur c1111 ‘ it 1171s bc.. for so many of us who have come to Canada. an emigra- tion from one country to another,‘ but often God's emigrants are called lo an emigration. 11-111ch shorter in distance, but. as sigmficant. to the Iffe of the soul. As thevtcar of Wakefield said, ln their quiet life, their pilgrimages had been only "from the blue room to the brown," yet the enugration from one idea to

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another is often greater for the soul CI-IARLOTTETO\

than thousands of miles to the body. . There are many of us who know that a fcw steps and the kneellrg at our cd us to greater distances from our, past selves than ff we had crossed a continent.

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SENTENCED HIS WIFE FOR LIFE

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