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_ .- ‘- Peace; Whose Mind is Stayed on

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“Bey`0ud` all your* hymns, I it has brought blessing to n\_tin`y, lm-“nv it has llelpeiillie fa-ith of of God's -sorely-trletl children.

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Jesus’ keeping we are safe

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throne.

tins;-_riptlon of the blessedness of faith.

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I-lore was streams dat had no bridges, _ dere was stone hill for to climb, Dore was swamps an’ stubs an’ brlurs,

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the Tiger, an interesting and instruc- tive naval demonstration was given by those entirely. 'novel weapons of war, the coastal motor boats, or“ C. M. B.'s". This-,_,\vas'arranSed by Capt. Wilfred -French.,_C. M. 3G., R. N.,‘ senior officer, ofthe new base at Osen. Among the miscellaneous' auxi- linry craft‘built for the navy during tho war none _was more remarkable than the coastal motor boat. lt was u development ofthe racing motor boats, and after some experiments with a trial 'boat in 1916 it was prov- ed that one of these little craft nrov- ing.ar a speed of thirty knots could fire a torpedo, and twelve were order- ed -from the Thornycroft firm. By tho

sed against the Hun|_ The torpedo is discharged tail -first over the stern, thc C. M. B. using the high speed and man/oeuvrlng powers to steer clear oi’_its track.

"The first boats only carried to crow of two, but larger boats, like those which camo from Osea-today,

ing at great ‘speed towards the liner, rather on the water than through it. The bows of theboats were well up in the air and the stems deep down in the spra-y. All the time their engin- es made a terrific noise, comparable to the roar and ralttle of an airplane. When about 400 to 500 yards from the ship they fired a Very light to repre- sent the discharge of a torpedo, .and then swiftly swervlng onto another course they gave nnexhlbltion of- their manoeuvriug powers and the skill with which they wershandled. A most exciting and thrilling spectacle.

"Somewhat later a second' demon-

strntion was given with several larg- er boats, seventy feet long, and fit- ted for laying mines. These boats made an attack under cover of a smoke screen, which they emitted by placing smoke boies on the surface of the water. The speed they attained was fully thirty knots, and to see them scooting und skimming on the water was a marvel. These, mosqui- toes' of the flont in the Zoebrugge and Ostend operations, bu-t also carried to sea at the davils of a cruiser perform- cd certain duties on the German coast with conspicuous success. They are very cheap, quickly constructed, and are said to havo scored a greater pro- portion of hits relative] tothe um

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"Canada, load on" -

Through .tha 'misty vale of years, Undying -triumphs, hear ye 'tho cheers, _ .

Be steady, be firm, you lead the

way

Out of the -turmoil to a brighter new

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"Canada, lead on" _

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Main, _

"Canada, lead on." - “

"Canada, lead on" ’

Fearless, unlsenlsh. victorious youth Proud of your record. defender of truth, - _

Untarnlshed your Flag, long may it _ wave, / . ` To honor your sons. who'dled for to

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