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TRANSMITTED Powizit-        l . _ _._ , i _
_ 1 _-iirlstisns, _yotlng people, wi. i:_a\-5 _ _,___     ,_ Need Attention in February -ana
` been colnmssioiicd to nreucli an to ‘ M __ F
lite out Christa savings in our dilli M_____,|_ 21 1915 arc °§ "ed Mu' su’ c’°V
lives Hearing alone will not sufiitc ¢i‘¢
.The Rev._~Edward L. Tlbbiils. pastor
of the Homeci-sat Presbyterian
church, Brooklyn. preached I0 the
Young Peopls's Society ol' Christian
Endeavor on ‘-"l‘runsmitted Power.
'lilo text was from .laines i:22: “Be
yo doors of the word and not bearers
only, defudlng your own selves." Mi-.
Tlbbals said among other things!
Human life has the dual capacity for
receiving and giving. 'l‘he principle ol
treating emphasizes this all important
truth. Progress in all forms of civil-
ization testifies to mental -absorption
and physical action. Great buildings
for instance, are but thoughts and
ideas dressed tip in steel and wood.
To receive and not to give expresses
and defines only that of the problem of
life. A receiving value and a store-
lwuse. both have their distinctive uses
in life, bilt if you want to :irouso your
own soul for some special activity.
keep away from them. A living faith
that does not express itself in lifc and
conduct is as dead as a body from
which the spirit has departed. The
Christian (‘hurch is alive and awake
only in proportion as its meinliers are
respondlng to the teaching of Christ
and transmitting His power to the
world. ln the past we hare- had many
.short circuits and blowouts of inactiv-
S
ity and indifference. The church ha
a large number of hearers only. Their
capacity for storing away sermons,
Scripture readings and inspirational
addresses is phenomenal. Being
sponge like in character they absorb
everything that comes along and some-
times suffer from spiritual indigestion.
"They have the form of godlluess but
deny the power thereof.” Many :i
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church cushion has been \vorn flat bl'
sucll people who, instead of living out
each tiny the vital _truths oi' their re~
llgloinbeconie tongue-tied and useless
to the work.
Years ago our forefathers put their
clocks on tha outside of llie churches
that they might not be into to the
sorvico. Today we have transferred
tho clocks inside of the churches so
that we will not be lute l`or dinner.
Modern life demands everything to he
doiin iii a telcgrnpliic fasliion. Our
blessed Lord was an iiloal bearer anti
ilocr oi' the word. lic knew wcll the
law and tho prophets. ills liic was
the very iiicariiiition of Christian ac-
tivity. What (_‘iii'iHt uiiid iii llis won-
dorful discourses is important, bitt His
daily acts arousctl the world. ills life
matched true to llis sayings, and no
critic cull slicoriilgly say that llc did
not practice what lie preat-,licd_ Faith
and works form a splendid puir of ears
and they are useful in rowing against
the tide of life, but il' you should hap-
pen to drop either one of them over-
liolird you will go artiuiid in li circle
and never get aiiywlierc in partictiliir.
Jiiincs, the lirotlicr ol` our blessed liord,
was tlioroughly versed in ills teach-
ings when he littered the memorable
words of our tcxt_ llc probably had
in inliid that part of the sermon ou
the ;\loiiiit wht-rc t‘lirist said: “Every
one which licarctli these words of
mine. and doeth them, shall be likened
unto zi man which built his house upon
a rock. and every unc that hearetli
tliesc words of niine, and doeth them
not, shall bo lilteiied unto ii foolish
man who built his house upon the
sand, uiid thc ruin titiscendetl and the
rv-_»_~_~_-_-_»_~_-;_-_~_»_-,-¢_-_-:_-_-_»_»,-_-,-_-_»_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- _-_-_-_-_-_-_~_»¢~ ,vt _-_-_-,-_-_-,-,-,-_-,-,-,-1- _-_-_~_-:_-_-_e¢_-,,-,-:_-_-_-vor -»~-
Will Ease Your iii
And Sion Drop
“nhiiing Head
pings In The Throat
'ro cu`RE sNi|=r=l.Es AND ci.sAi=i
STUFFED NOSTRILS NOTHING
EQUALS “CATARFiHOZONE_"
You can end a cold mighty quick-
Cure it completely by (iatarrhozoiic.
Any sort of Cotarrh, whether in nose,
throat or bronchial ttibes can be driv-
en forever out of the system by simply
breathing in the healing vapor of Ca-
tarrhozone.
lt's in the nostrils and air passage
. _ s
that Catarrh germs breed. The germ-
_cioggi-d nostrils, lakes that irritatinft
pain out of the uosc. prevents the fm"
nilitioii of hard ptiinfiil crusts. if
there is a nasty discharge it. disap-
pears, with it few hours use of Catarr-
‘hozone inhaler. if a bad cold keeps
` you siieezing, if you have dull frontal
pains over the eyes, you'll get the
speodiest. cure possible with Catarr-
liozonc.
Years of wonderful success in Eitr-
opc :ind America. have proved Catarr-
hozone ii specific for ull catarrhtil.
killing va or of Catarrhozorie means throat, broncliial :ind breathing organ
D
instant death to tliese germs-meant
i troubles. Simpln, plcastiiit, iiiife :ind
that a healing process is starlel sure. Use llic tried and proven re-
i
throughout all the sore membranes
thereby effectually ridding the .systen
of the real cause of the lroiible.
, medy. Any dciiler uiiywliere can sup-
i ply Ciitarrliozoiitr, large complete out-
ifii. $1.00; small size, :'»0c; trial size,
Catarrhozone promptly opens up 25 emits.
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to the
Women of Canada i
OU have read what the
Germans have done in
_ Belgium. Have you thought
_ what they would do if they
invaded Canada?
2. 1 Do you realize that the Safety
_ of 'your Home and Children
_ depends on our gettin g more
send _another man to iight
for our King and Country?
When the War is over and
your husband or your son_1s
| asked, “What did you do in
the great War ?”---is he to
hang his head because- Qu
would not let him go?
Women of Canada do your
duty ! Send your men to-day
to join our glorious Army.
thg    ' 
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from Q may
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some ol the things that would start.
the city, We niiist transmit liis pow
of (‘liristi:iii praise and we iilusf at :ill
door. Doii’t tiiiiik l'or ti moment that
usliiil. "No, not vel." was the answer
Pliilistiiie etimp attracted the atten-
cr, ’l`lie (‘.hristi;in life radiates in all  gngawii Pk¥§tS‘:yl;,(;i Xglik' Tig }t3t:§g_»ga`Xe5;(.F:rt aix_i0{“;c§a_];;
‘11""`1'0“S' We .must be $""f“l' W” iiiliriin did not undertake the exploit and attended .to them, as we heard
mm” :mid-‘V (mas. w°m‘ “O nu-'S1' without. due deliberation and study. the soldiers had been lucky enough.
pray- _\l_e niiistsing the old nielodles The (__________ ___ _____ a____0__ consists ___ ___ l____,_,_ no w0____dC_|_
.» ' 1 , . -` ' - ` ' ' the coiiibiiiatioii of courage ami fore- We felt as if we really had liiid an
"Iles 1)? wad) l-Or. Sqrvwe' ~ thought. (lourage without fortllought escape that was marvellous. We were
._ lim (hurm "1 lhmsf “ml "S °rgm.1`. niav prove wasteful folly. i<`oretliouglil.1 glad to get our village poste \‘i'c reit
ufmons must "ut lm mmmlon' 1"" ll witliout courage is generally barren it was such a sad enidiig to two
_“.9 am; _"(11 _lffmer 1310". “,n_(l wumen and cold. Their combination in pro- mouths iu that little station poste. it
_t1_1_,mi__(_,0:m1_,fi __ Lili( __m_l.n_l`T_ “lf _lvhl_“'lper circunistanees is sure to _\'icld rc- all looked so desolate and full ot' ruin.1
sirong ‘in the lgrltil :liid\r‘c i(iti]iii)e=ai‘l)3ii(i S“11'S` The rest of the day was spent m "P1
and never go mit. unit iiivitile. others iii- ,V°r.5°s 4_7' T_he_ l.°11‘;gfz;l):_1_§;_(g___t_:(;  ?vi§_?(‘frs__m_:(;,_c_l:_n?_£;__1"__}(:__1::_
in ms kingdom' [hmmm personal iiiiltlllimiliaes(tliiidglndnltll ldltlliiiertiiion of dratultc us q A J `
w?rk_'_ ?1~h.m _Fsll "fe we? Yfmng Joiizitliaii. It was just such it place Yesterday i had a wondnrfiii vie'-v of
'imli‘.'- I1' lb M' om mm Ymlth ‘S 0" as might uiake inipossible it bold and one of the most interesting sights l
:'_(m,x Mlm fn- 'hc mlgorf Dcmde '":'“" rripidiiiovc by its natural difficulties; havc seen since the war began--viz..
A M -EVO" mmg to he ‘I heamr ol u and at the same time if the psycholo- an aeroplane iight. il. was a gorgeous
______. ______.___m_ ____ ______________ __c__________ _he gical coilditioii_ could be _produced in tiny, lirilliant sunlight, just the day for
|_,,__,__|_(_|_____ _ms b_,____ __m__0___________ als the clit-_my_s mind, it u._is the very flights. All d_ay_long since tile _‘arts
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whqrmunwd ‘mm (h"r('h “CONN mm \'ci'.ses ii-ll. .lonntliairs proposal to and suddeul_v we heard great shouts
_.__ is ___,_____________ _;____ __ _“___ ________________ _O his siiigic iittciitliiiil was lliiii th_cy test from the troops and realiv.cd _soiurr
‘"“  ""“' "“"~'i"=~' °f  "fr ii-‘$3-””‘liT.iii.‘i“".?§.i§2?"iii5?."‘§iiJli§`$`. 1'l"l5.§i.‘iiii.i‘}§§’2‘2.'I.‘?i l`f.“.i ~f‘.f‘.".ii2i"iii2I
tells its to lit-,conic doors of thc \\'ot‘d. ‘ ‘ . `  » ' ,' ' ` _ _ _ , _ " _‘ ‘_ _' _'
._.____ (.____s______ ___________w___ S_________, ___________ known and if the _Pliili.<:_l,ine_ gti.ll_ds lovely blue sk; luo_.i<-ropl.iiics-.i (ici.
ti -‘iiileiidid training school for all of “H050 1" leave me" _position m (mer num “m1m\All‘1' Hwy svlinlm in [hm
Om, __.0_____; ___,0______ __________ _“___ _____ to attack l_liem they slioiild not ati- ii_ioni_ent. almost locked iii -inid air.
|__S___0_____ of ]__~___ __________,__________ ______ ____ vancc. but il oil the coiitrnry _they ds- circliiig rouiid and round in the most
__.___.s ____ _._____, |______ _____________ _____S _____ suiiied the offensive and iliullengcti curious fnsliioii and _vel both looking
_____________ ___ _hp S____,___ A ________,_____ w________ Joniitiiaii and the aiiiiorvbearer _I0 so liarmless und iovci_\' iigaliisl the
iu one ot' the weekly papers has said make the mmflk it \.M“1ld he Z1 Slgn Sfmny sk-1" Th" "mms lvmfo lmnllmu
_“___ _hc p___________ _._________ E______S___0__ ti\at_Jeii0vfiii uoliid i;\vc_tli<2m the vl<_‘-- tiil and they were both first class
will represent one word. and that will mm' Such mst” are m “O vfuu_e lf aerfnlmns'
he _._c_._.___C,_ -me exm-_S___0__ will Show illliiil HS _llllfI`9 01119115- T119)/_1nu!» l_110"'f° Elitldciily the .\lly _scented iii inakc li
the mi\.a,,_.(, of lm. w0_.m_ its ____(___-___ helpful if in the nature nt the 1..o_lldi- bnumi i|p\_-3|-(i5_ or it 1m_y_1,-Lu.. _,ppm
developnient of natural :ind liuillaii rc- “.0115 nwolvcd Carlin” adva",wgel’. 0_r 11131 111° (’0r111"1' ‘1°S""11“‘)" ”“‘l“°11_:~1"
__0___.C_.s_ 1_5 g_~0w,_\_ ___ __________I __e]___ fliS1lfl\'Hil¥1\l;CS Ure 11i§f'0l\'Gi_l~ File IM-l_ hcczi\ise_ail at oiiec tlicrc was ii ins-
fu1|_(.__,_q and its progress _o__,_____| h_,0_ iliill -l0i1flll_H\ii Iiiilll@_li H _¢.0il(llll0ii 01 tance ot scveral_ yards betweeii tiicin
ih,__h_,0_|_ E_._,_._, _-___._s___.___ me ____ his spins i0r\\'t;rd_w\tit his boiti Dre- anti the Ally-_.iiiti it woiidoritii -ciiiii-.
H", _m__._,__. _O __m.__.a_. _O _hc wo_.|_| l0<`l 11131 lli0 lliill§ili`l0 Eiiiifll Slifllllfl higher and higher above thc Geritiiiii
these sumo qilaliiiciitiriiis anti exhibits. smml Su" and “yall n“.au.m'k ralhf" “ml lh"`G°1`m‘111 “illmf 1‘1""‘"1l‘1”` 11f*`» T11*
we ___.._ ,he 0_____, mme ______ some _wa than take the offensive indicates that liolgiaii turned and followed tlic Ger-
ple read. if we :ire 'bearers only and 11° “F's°m“t'f"1 lilo, f°ni‘(`r "purse “ml 1115111- 1 ll” “Ol 1l11°“' ‘111` _*ll-"1l111"(`*1~ hull
lliliiiiii itll \\'I‘ will net. like beggars. ” Cerlalll llllilflill \_i'lilCl\ iiill_§lii S€I‘V_€ il looked as if tlic Belgian was abou:
f mir the wo;-141 wil] go hu__g_.y fm. HS ilifl l>_0_f-tliiiiiilii Oi 21 pi_1i\l<»._ 1_1¥_1<l llis 200 yards liiglier up. and _lie cvnieiii:_v
S____._______ ___.___l__ _ _mg of __,0___ do _"__ Oil/ii S‘¢\lll__ ___iiil<l_ _liilflililliiflllb _fl"1-1011 hail :l much llistei' inacliliic. llc soon
bo :iii oriiiiliieiiltil ('lii'isli:iil. \\`c have “elim 0“I“.,pI,;eml.)ilm0 that imma- ~ mmvfl U" 11": Gmlllall “ml 111911' L0 01"'
loo iniiiiy humaii oriiamcnts iioiv in l’°rSeS.1°"1"' [hc ‘;1'i"ll .1“Sl1'f°‘l -‘111l`_l11`151‘- 110 S1‘l‘lll¢“l J'll~"1 10 1f‘l lillii'
_ ____ me mom (__ _ho m____.C___ UC __ __0S__ .loiiiitliaiis plan. Tlie._lliil_istines who sep go “mi _e“-nm dow" M _l ,,,,,,\f_.;_
‘ti ___ f - lim .iynanlic force for g00d_ Rvsolvc uliL‘1iii>l0tl_ I0 H1001 _limi l_“ll 10 _llllf tous angle and ii terrible pucc right on
,ww 1., h.. __ |,|__SSi,_g '___ _,___ __.0_.l___ number ot t\i'cm.\'_. lite episode m1si1i_ to the Gcrumii. lei-iileiiiiy his oriiem
Keep close to the lllaster in prayer and have mldcd h“"`.“'“l‘ im’ rellrellufnl 01 “'l1S 10 llfeall il Wlilg “'l1l\ lilS ilmiiiili
_|(,__.0___)___ _"___ ____,__ _,0______g ______,__ _-_.om .loiiutliau aiid__liis assistant, had it not wh¢(.1$_ but \m1u(.i_i|y_ hp ws, ,,,;s5m
. thc .liouiii of Traiisfigiiratioii, go out ‘ M3911 lf" *1 ‘1°l_f*111 "11l‘1ll‘ll1alfl` t 111111 thc German. lt looked to us by inches.
. _mo _hc __.o_.]__ _._,m__,Q__ ___ be __ ________, surprised both the garrison and thc } iougcd for __ good _"___ ___ _.____,___.____
 door of the word. Tlieii what blessings "1p01lerS". rlclfoi .mis Sulllck 11110 111° lillt it was easy to see all fills wiiii
will ciisucl Iilay God lniptizc us nil 1“""`lS ol 111” 1111115111195 111 l1‘1l`1li¢`“ll1l the linked eye. The iiclgian had got so
Bmw ;n His k;ng.|(,m_ and whcnewr l>€¢`i\\lS0 lllel' Wf‘l`<‘ llelllg “'0l'S_W1l 111 much pace ou that I thought for an in-
tl", g,»,|d0,, 0_,_,0mm;_y c0m0s_ lm ____ the <‘iif;REGI1i@lli-  2lflD@i1l`S ll`°l1}_11 staiit that he had been hurl. as lic
gppglk 3 wg;-.1 fm- Jams; 19; us gm. l=1_1“l`__ 5l‘l1@1l1‘3111 _111 llle 111l_1`l`li‘~1_l‘°» soeined to slip through the air at that
the cup of cold water in ills precious 11’ “O1 the m"°' Qt me P1“1“"“.°9 flwliil 1111210 ililill lift ill‘l1l`l.\' i0\\“-liPii
mlm.; _,mi 1 am sur.. mm me mwm-__ flimlgeil lllf* Will." N110 3 flloll- Wllfl ground, but suddenly he riglitcd liini-
;lo.l' and gladiioss will more than coin- lvm' ex(`nemm'1 "ml dcstrnylng llsiilf *W-l11"1l1‘l lllilllflil i\l0lii-¥» 'l`1\l' Giffiiiflii lifill
pi-“gmc fm- me time [hm wo gh., to iii llS f\ii'l'- ____ _ _ evidently realized his cliuiice had
tim... imp, deeds of ki_,_|,,c_____ Verses lfr--»~ The coinmvtloii Hi *iw mme and lie limi holler shirt, so he
turned his propeller towards the Ger-
_._________ lion of \\'atr~Ilcrs on the lsraelitisli mm, lines a__d_s_._____|@d fm. __o____. _md
side, Saul proceeded to ascertain its _ ~. - _ ~,,`
HOW TO CURE.A COLD imeliuing by first instituting an in- :l,li£_|_n§l§_:°u' hm] not mm' m -m(1` lm
____ __ _-_-- __ quiry as to any who might be missing ' ~ `
10 Will' l M100-i I0 f‘iii`<i ll F01 from among his own men and then
lS .i\lS_l i|<fl<fllfff’!) liift’ this! by consulting God as to wliiit would bc ENJOVS HGHT WITH TURKS'
DoA:_io___ii;_i=mT;p_i_5;i___tirself cnlold l_;est____to___4_l;>._ liut__iwi‘nre___lie__c;>ul<l  _"___ w_ W_,_g___ __,_________ ___ _S _ess
_,_ _ _ ~' "_’ _ _  ‘_ ‘_ ” ll “‘°‘ 5° 5 _“C 1- 1*' than two hours since we were iii
ADOSU yourself to Lootl flesh ali. |ia\oi':ible opportunity oilorctl for an Mlion ____._____S_ _he T___,____ |__§_ ____ ____
A_lot fk_aclioo!_lrache0), _ _ a_tt:ick in the ilisorder of the }>li_ilis- __._,_.__ g_______ _O _____,__ _“__ __' p`___,_‘__§ ___
Don t make yourself, by too mutli cate (mcg ii,-1 1,. Ni 1 f ;|_ th, _
.i i iii'i ict ori e ~ . _
f\F~ l0ii<li!i‘ 11|* f`11i\ llffll i result was a coiiiplcl-e'antl overwhelm-  ,X330 0113621 ii(ile‘lu almdlu 41000
Take lots of oiildoor exercise, ing v;(»_¢0r\._ -'_]C.im\',ah saved }_.,_-'ami -, - 5 ' _ ‘ 011 10111 “ml
Dm_»_ ____c____ ____ _______ ________ “___ ______ ____y forced ll hurried leticiil. We had only
Shun ________,__ __00___S_ __ _,o__._| be Wise' verses. 24.15. in his en emells to Just_ciiougli iight to bc nblo to see.
_“___ ____________S _____,__r __,(____,_ _ __ __ '_ ___ __ _g _ Vic are the first Territorial baltcrv
- ~ - . . mn c iorougi wo Q o tic vctory _ - . _ ' '
Thus will you liztrtlciietl bo tkorchowil , Smit issiicd an 0l`tl0i‘ f0l` ll 1`@1"'11ll(’l‘1S  t/F lllnnig riirtlm Muon  of
'l`lll "0lllS \\'0ii`1 iwiiblfl .V0li~ pursuit of the enemy, forbidding ‘to 'S' I' .  . _ ~ ,M-w0r0~ ,md
I`vc proved this r0cin<=~\it.=tt`S iw\‘~' this emi even int- iireessarv tune- for °“ “““‘1 ’1 ’“‘"1‘ ’““‘"1 “"1" 1"
The most useful article
the' kitchen
-is a. good Food Cutter.
There are so many ways in
which it lielps~|`or making meat
hails, rissoles or fish cakes-for
mlncing fruit and vegctaliles and
for other purposes. You cannot buy
n better machine than thi-~
27Qw_.f%¢
“ HOME 65” FOOD CUTTER
-$046 iii tintiilds by the only (fs-
n inn l-‘lrm msiiufkcturiiig i-ood
Glitters. HM four different. cutting
plates (or. if pit-fern-tl. 8 plates tin
nut grlter) Ind close fitting clip ritu-
derl the machine quite watertight.
A Book oi
Dainty Recipes
giveti Free
every
-ar write divert in
in (enrlwling lr. in
stumps) and get
our useful F0 I)
tIH0l’Pl‘IR COOK
HOOK. with Ill
sorts of recipes for
rwcrvdny home
dishes
om was all ii advised measure
.
for thc nionleut was more than lost iu
thc end. The rcaciioii sllowcd itself
in tho rttveiious way iii which the poo-
plt- set to devouring the cattle they
had seized us booty from thc Philis-
tines., in their fainishiiig condition
they forgot liic prescription that the
|_l»lood of ati aiiininl was taboo. 'l‘lio
cffcct of this conduct was to lower
thc respect. ol` the people for what
niaud. it may bc ii matter of indiffer-
.oilcc in _'Iseli wliother the blootl shall
lic cate: nr not; but to the Israelites
oi` Saul's titty if. was sin, because thc
eating brought with itself the coil-
sclosncss of violating God's command.
Saul saw the meaning of the harm that
- was being done and sought to repiitr ii.
by iirriiiiging for au orderly way oi
slaughtering and draining of their
Meantimc the decree that no one
were being pursued had :icen violates
by Jonathan, the hero the day.
Verses 36-46. Saul discovered, or
thought he discovered a ground of of-
movemefit against the Philistines. On
the offence had been committed by
Jonathan. But when Saul endeavored
to punish the offence by death the
people‘s sense of fairness was outrag-
ed; and they rose up in mass and re-
vented the commission ofa real crime
- in the vain effort to stone for a formili
‘and lnslgnidcant transgression oi' ta-
boo. The further nonoccurreiice of
misfortune after Jonathan‘s exemp-
tion from punishment ls evidence
enough of how little his offence count-
ed. Meantime. the result so far as
Saul was concerned was to weaken
his hold. _ ~.
nov' n_sAi_i.v nii=ricui.'r.
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I _ .  _ __ ___ _ __ _ _ - the treuclies. Thcy were asleep when
a u_n;». to tat ion l _S_____________ _rotr_eslH_nerit Iliroii_gli psrtakltig of _"_, __.________e___ ____ ___ ____ ___c____
The chief oi the Turkish coiiin~:i--
based on ‘ii penny wisc pound fool- . ' . _ ‘ _ ' ‘ "
  _____,_ __o____y_ _v_____ was g_____e__ ____ __ tiers staff is ii Gciniali officer. 'File
Turks are doing nothing but provide
us with practice. We arc all delight-
ed at having been in action. We have
tciits here. Tiicy are uiidcr cover and
cannot be seen. An acroplniic is :ii-
iviiys liovcriiig about. during the day
We have been doing iioihiiig for a
fortnight, but trench digging. sri ti
comes as ii relief to have ti bil ol'
fighting. 'i`hcre were no ciisuiilllcs oi;
'l
they lmilevcd to lic n divine com~ our s'H`_lh“l is our 1’"“""1"
POOR BELGIUM!
An ofllccr writes: “Today I sat on
it liill top looking over part. of the liiic.
Our guns were just below, shelling the
villages opposite. It was a very cient'
iitinosphere, and we cotild see wonder-
' il
tu y well through our glasses. Somi-
Belgian refugees came round its Tiint
. was their village down there Were
mood the ammal" to be consumed' the Gernians there? When would they
should touch food while thc Philistines go? when Colm' they go hum( "1
safety. lt was all so pitiful
"Through our glasses we could se.:
their village. Tile church tower half-
ruiiicd all the houses broken down
fence in the silence of Jehovah when "ml some hmm' Funher “way B hm
consulted about a further aggressive tow" with B mm mmedrul wm1_""
careful examination it was found that  
except the defeat ol' the e¥i€ii1l’» l “U2
the war is over there is uotiiiiig else
worth bothering about. Wllcil we ali
coiiic lioine again we may he poorer
but we must all be lictter. \\’c i-iiinll
at last appreciate the blessings of our
pr-aceftil life ond be thankful that we
lui vc not sltffercd the fate ol' Belllllim.
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
Au officer writes: “Apropos of Kip-
ling's recent articles in ine newspa-
pers oil the urgency of providing mu-
sic for our new armies. the necessity
of providing some kind of iinproinlu
btind presented itself long ago to the
iiicii of my compiiny.
'Tile nit-.ii of my platoon improvised
a ‘liand' composed of mouth organs,
combs covered with thin paper, tin
canleeiis beaten with sticks. io'-repre-
sent side drums. etc,
“l well recollect one long night
nizirch we tlitl, during our advance iii
the cnrlier stages of the war, when
the greater part of thc battalion secti-
ed to be kept in step by this ‘ragtinic’
build. The cntliusiasiii of thc people
knew no bounds in the towns and v::-
ktgcs through which we passed. \Vo-
men with children in their arms came
ruiiiiiilg out of thc liouses to see what
was coming through, We had an up-
preciative alitlieiicc of all ages and
both sexes, iii fact, to say nothing
of cats. dogs. etc. There were cries nf
'\'ivc les Aiigliiis!' evcrywlicre.
"The iiiliubitntits scenicd piiriiciilnr-
ly struck with our rendering of the
"Msrscillaisc," and some Frciicli sol-
diers who pourcd out of their barracks
i0 HGO US \V0l'(‘ \'t"l'_V lllll(‘ll illllllS(‘l| ililll
eiitlilisiastic.
"i\liit‘cliiiig iieiir the liciitl of this
‘band' was one sporlsiiiaii who sceinct-
lo have coiistitiitetl iiiiiisclf ‘drum-
iiizijorf llc had rliisetl ii -l>ow?cr izaii
i'roni someivlierc. off wiiit-Ii lic liiiil
lakcli thc brim. but had let down lliii
iibboli round the crowii to uct as ai
ciiiu strap, and lic liiid otlir-rwisc
toiiclicd tip thc affair to resciiililc ri
iicruiiiii helmet or “l’ickciliiihiic." To
croivti all. he had cut olit it cariliioarit
eagle and stuck it on the front. ani:
ptii ii rolllid -of iiiiliiiuiiitioii tlirougli
the top of the crown for ii spike.
iiiisi ii_iii_ iiiiiiis
MRS. LESLIE CARTER IN "ZAZA"
AT B. F. KE|TH’S, BOSTON.
Mrs. Leslie Carter. the Siipreme Am-
erican enioiioual nrlistc. and foi'iiier
star of lJu Barry." “'l‘lie Iicarl of
illtirylaiid," ".\drea" and “Two \\'o~
men," will lic the lieiidliiie :lttriictioli
at li. F. Keith's Tiieatre the week oi'
March 16th. Mr. (‘arter will appeal' iii
a tabloid version of her uiosl famous
siicccss. “Zuza" by fiavid Bcliisco. it
was iii this great drama that .\ii°s,
t`a.rter bccaitic ihiiioiis, and as adopt-
ed for viiiitlcville by her. “Zozo” has
proved one of the greatest offeringr.
of the kind ever staged. liirs. (`iirtei‘
has surroutideil herself' with it superb
roiiipaiiy, including lininiltou Rcvclle,
the distinguished ldiiglisli actor, as
“‘licrniird i)ufreiic," :ind William
i.oi'eur. as "('ust-art." llcr eiigagcnieiii
is positively limited to one week on-
l_\'. Seats will go iipoli sale ut iiinc
o'clock Monday iiiortling, March Sth.
Mrs. Carter will be sui'i'ouiitlcd by a
§llp0rb show of vaudeville headliiiers,
including Morris Cronin and nip
lI`flUDe of Merry Men _iii zi coiiiliiiinlioii
of lilack art. jiiggliiig und coiuedy box-
iiiii; Mr. anti Mrs. Jack 1\<l¢(jrH¢._v..y_
"Tile Village Fiddler and llic Maid."
iii _ii series of lively and quaint comedy
episodes; Mullen and (‘oogiiii, thc
1l§lii<fl'\' 11i1_<_l thc ball player in “Odd
I\_ioilseiisi:, ii most unique offering
1iic Sliloii Singers in Musical Mo-
ments; Julia (‘urtiss_ the goddess of
minii<:i'_\', who has originated some
woiitlcrfili ccccls; Nowholf and Pelilps
in “_(‘ore of General Dclivery;" iii.. Six
M1l11f1l'Y D1lllC0i‘S§ Gordon and Rica.
H111 g',\‘<'i@ of fun; and others.
Evelyn .Nesbitt will he the iicadliii-
Qr the wcnk ot' March 22nd.
_f _
EVELYN NESBITT AT B. F.
KEITI-l'S THEATHE, BOSTON.
One nl' thc biggest attrtictiolls of the
year :it ll. i<`_ l{oith‘s Theatre will be
thc first iippeiiriincc iii fiostoli viiutlc-
vlilc of ldvclyii \‘esbilt. the celeliraiod
iic:iut._v and model. Mis:-i Ncsliitt. who
is this season touring iii viiudevilic,
ii_tis proved one of the greatest aitrzic-
lions from ti box office point oi' view
that ll. l<`. l{<\|tli's Circuit has ever
li=lfl~ lii <‘Vt‘i‘_V Pity played, Miss Nos-
liiti has estalilislicd now box office
records. und it is safe to say that seats
will be at ti premium at Ii. i<`_ Kcitli's
Tlicatro this week during Miss Nes-
bitls engagement. Miss Ncsbltt`\vlll
he assisted by .luck Clifford, nild they
will offer a series ot’ modern and so-
ciety dances of a sensational and nov-
cl cliaracter. Miss Nesbitt will be but
ouc headliiler in it grep; all hcmiitner
bill. celebrating the 21st anniversary
ot the Opening of Bostoii‘s Theatre
Beautiful on March 26th, 1894. Second
only in interest to Miss Nesbitt is
George Bicilcil anti Harry Watson. thc
fanuius star comedians oi' thc Zieg.
fl_@lfl 'l‘0|li0S." with their now famous
German baud, and George McFarlane,
thc baritone and latc star of "The Mill-
niglit Girl." will make his vaudeville
d_ohut in n repertoire of popular songs.
Pio irwin, one of the ,clevcrcst com-
ediennes on the American stage. has
is new comedy sketch packed full of
aughs from start to finish; and other
big features will include Ethel Kirk
“ml Billy Fesgrtyia the ciriiiii Alpine
’l`ro_upe of wir walking experts; Der.
kin s Canine Actors in a series of won-
derful feats; Lockett and Waldron tho
singing and dancing nannies; and' D“.
pres and Dupree in startling feats
nwheel_
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_   Li  °_\_1_"__e___‘_‘;_‘:_‘;l _1_}a1__°_:1y‘1l_l;_`__‘1?_‘;1__*‘____“'1:_l_1  JONATHAN ANb_HlS ARMOR 0 _______________ Now is the time to teliesd'lal`care
ll
switch of Chris ia ice. let us ring I ' 1 °f the c°ml’l"x1°“ lf ymi -wah ‘ll U1
loud the bell lafndiitilyv and coiivince BEARER' A BRAVE NURSE ‘:i'ooi‘ left. When we do go f0i‘Wii_l'fli look well the rest ot' the year. _The\l<‘_eb»
them that there is a work to he dont-._ _ _ Sam 14.1_4,__ land these poor p00pl@ C0\ll€ li'00D_l\B ruary and March winds have it strong
The world will never be saved if we ` `  Mrs Kliocker, wllo has just received hacék. tlify_Wl_ll £1241 ;l;l__1_1_1_1_11g 111" 1`“ “S :_*_l:_\;}¢;\_f_2_Y _ia §:_'l_i]_§____0\lt___!_\_°€CklGs ~thi:_t
are oin tos en ll four linic hear- . ` -f- the Or r o rom the Kin ot' wh re tier ioii s 4 Y i' li. li re _ ve _
itil gthegwordli fgra“t(l,iere are loitelv GOLDEN TEM' the Belgian; liiiailiiiizgsil g “This sort Ol' lliiiig millieii US ill? Now is the time 'to use othilne-1-liiduble
11e“"'9 1° °11°1`ls1‘ While me ‘lays are “Lei us put on the armor of liglil." “We had not arrived at the front feel that there is nothing that msl_1'ers strength. _   .- _ i -‘; -i
going by." You d0n’t want tt *NY 1005 __-Pom 1312 - door. it matter of :ion yards distance
street for the regiment that is merely ‘ ' ` ' from one _,Dsl to a__o_h€___._ when ,_ reg.
lililflililg time. bill 5'0" <'f‘l`1‘1111l5' ‘l° Verses 1-?. .lonnr;ian's raid on the ular hall of shells came in, bursting
want leugth'anti space for_liie1iinrcli» _______s______ ____'_____ was "___ __________e__ by _____e_ ______,e ______ __ve____w______0 ._.______,
ing r°g1mem_‘1“°' mnnmg hrpok hiui to be aiivtlling more than at minor stoDD€¢l 211161’ ll0\ll hull’ Mi l\0\ii` 8""
sparkling iii the glorious siiilliglit is a _,e_______e ___ __'____ w_____ _Ie ______________d ____ gave “S __ _.em _md _“___ and _ _WHL
BEFUIOI1 Oli llCllVill'- 1`lll`lSllH11S 1lll"0 one ._|,m__ __ and wok _hp whole rc- up to the top of the house to try to
111° l‘°“`°" 1° 11° “ml to do' Hruokly" sponliihllitv and the risk upon himself. stop up a hole iii the chimney which
has power enough for “ mg revlval` Tlielwar had apparently reached a Was leaking smoke. and. suddcnll'~`
OUP Pillllliil are \‘~'f‘ll 0fiUlilfN3<l» 0111' .Huge 0|’ stagnation, neither side car- whiz, wlii'/._ whiz-through the air. \\'o
WWS are Well f1ll"ll_“`l111 "‘111“"C1"1_le‘1 ing 10 mlm the aggressive against an jumped over llie debris aut: got io ini.-
Cllristmn mc" mm women' we "Unk euemv occupying strong positions, door just as the shell exploded oil inc
We 11”" “°t 1.11" l’°“'°"' "1" " is °“11' And (lic oventul’ul signilicmice of Jon- corner of the house. We decided it
‘l 1"°““‘1 ll1““'°“'. ,W9 1‘”,"e.1h° p"“" aiiiairs daring exploit developed out was best to retire to the uetltcr res-i
er' .Tue iloly Smm is wuhm “S “ml of the fact that it broke this deadlock, ions illl the Germans had finished
He ‘S fmxmus to w“.rk Om through 0"" A minor incident thus often assumes their little $311108. '
911'" 1‘f"`S Gadrg .w'1l' .pruy 1° mia" it decisive place in the course oi' When they had done a sud proces-i
"fgs in ('0"s“""m1'.°"‘ Simple Urgnmzn' events because it disturbs the balance sion of horses was led down the road
mm' vxfllullgc in pmplts' mcse nrplof an 'easier situation and stirs man C0\'0i‘0d With W0\lIi<lS. P00I‘ lliiI`iESl l
_ , _ . _ _ lo action and life. By .]miatlian's act offered them the car garage, as some
2’ 'Wye 01 (“hr'S1m" actwny an over israel was drugged out of the fear of the horses were quite ulianle so
This prescription f`6i'1lie-rerhoviil or
freckles 0/as written by a promintmi
physician and is usually so successful
that_it is sold by druggist`¢‘.under
guarantee to refund the money if it
falls. Get un ouiiceot’ othine-doiiliie
strotigih_ and even u few applications
should show at wotid'erl`ul _improve-
nieiit. sonio of the smaller frcrklcs
even vanishing entirely. = -
First She-Did your new gown cost
much? '
Second One-Only one good cry.
 
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