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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 -
_.l~
'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-
l
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
il
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?  '
:.i.¢ _ V
_ _ 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
51(_}N.»\LS
_\_. _
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. ` _ ,
" ’ ' . WELCOME
r’  -_ O
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.
vdiilésrlinilb
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BY REV. T.S.L|N8COTT,D.D_ _E
tAil'rlgilt.|»reserved)- ' Qi
Jwoessea#
#xoxoxo
Allied Tro_oiis _ _ _ *'“ -
  Dr. Liuscotif in this column will
help you solve your heart problems
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
;o0euuooom¢»ma¢s
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Furnished by W. S. Lnuaon
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_ BE FORE HANDED _
-115%
casein
hat are called in
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 ____
eolnpei them to__aotilm thai. shou
undertaken carefully and tholltllllfllmt- _
vrhey have everything to the ini;
moment and then make it lblind run
lu in mmm on slid- _
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How do you res'i; with confidence that
a governlnent dollar bill is what it
pllnponts to be? lit is your faith in the
reliability of your country which pre-
vents you from worrying. if you will
exercise the faith of God's promise as
you do 'in a, dollar -bill you will have
the full assumnce of your salvation'
if in your resolve you turn away from
your sin uuld ask God ill Jesus’ naluo
for forgiveness you may have the most
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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
lblslneiessiy loving your fellows and
ldolng good, nowitllstandillg that you
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gyour life inlay be one grand song oi’
_“victory over the world, the flesh. and
the devil."
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