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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT THE WORLD IS WATCHING 
THE BATTLE FOR WARSAW
One Thousand Persons Drowned by The Struggle on the Three Front Battlefield Grows Rev
_  iii fciiiciioo iiivisii
Calisizing oi Steamer. 934 Bodies
have been Recovered. Fund oi
Two Millions to be Raised- lor
lleliei. ‘
_ g--_-__
(Special to The Guardian) middle of the river. Apparently
CHICAGO, July 25.-Upwartis of scores oi’ women and children in the
1,000 persons are believed to have cabin were drowned without being
been drowned by the capsizlng of the given a chance to escape. Hundreds
steamship Eastland at her docks in of other passengers were able to
on its side and Heated out into the land disaster.
e---»~-~~»~-~»-~-~~-~---~~--------- ~--A
ROME, July 25.-(Oflicial)-in Ca
PARIS, July 24.-Premier Borden
of Canada is to receive the legion of
honor.
advance continues along the crest of
TI] TNI] SIHIKI
(Special to The Guardian)
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., July 25.-
trouble our works and the positions
we had conquered. Yesterday morn-
ing tlie enemy also attempted to ad-
enches over a \vide front and pro-
allack whlcll was promptly l.eplllSell_ preach to Traviniki the Austre-Ger-
iiiliil’ ill intensity. The Belllgerents are Aiternately
Winning and Losing. The Russians More than
llolding their Dwn. Repeated Attacks and Counter
Attacks Causing Feariul Waste oi Lite and the end
is not in Sight.
pustiw,
‘ * ai timely
PETROGRAD, July 24.-The furi- to compel the Russians to surrender mtl in i{lllllllll|.vulslllvl The fl-mlt_ 'lille 2
ciugsgo nivol- saturday. ' eiimb on tile sitio or the boat which ow- three fr--it I-att!-‘ for W-raw/_ iii \V=-f=*-W-  ' ' ' ' `
When the boat started to tip oill- is above water and were later taken SFOWIHS Dl0i'0 and Ill0i`0 il\iL'l\-SU tially-
cel-5 llhlllllell wal-hll»lgl;_ hill lf was foo Off by mscllel-ll_ 934 hotlles llavll hllllll On July 22 the Gerluans ,smashed the LONDON, July 24.-A Petrograil penetrating as lar as thc t-nc-my's ll
lllle_ Tho llcllvlly lollllell sflllllllgl- l-ecovcl-0ll_ 490 llllve hc-ell lllellflflelg entanglements at Gnleuwoszcw, six despatch to the 'l‘_t-Icgraph says: "A artillery positions. Conditions ot' ll
colllllllled ll, l-l,ll lllllll the llllwllgl-B AU-llllg Mayor M00,-gllollllc flllhollllcgll miles south west of Ivangerod, but private inessagc iroin Riga reports lighting, however, did not permit any
wlllcll lllllll ll ll, flle dock lllllll,ll¢(l_ /l flylllly llllll ll rellcf fund of two lllll. are said to have been hurled back that the (lernians_ lauded an entire ot the guns tho' enemy ubuiidoiicd D
moment llllel- llmlll llle Bel-cams of lloll llolllll-B wlll llc l-alllefl lly llllllllc with heavy losses by a determined army corps near Libau._ l‘_he Germans being carried eil. in the region of W
passengers the steamer turned over, subscription forthe relief ol’ the East. Counter attack. scented at first to be aiming at Riga, Grube-Cliow considerable forces were S
On July 21 the German’s centre at but the sudden swing toward the concentrated by the enemy, who sue- ll
Lublin Cholm lilies suffered cruelly South of this flank confirms the bell(-I' ceeded in advancing soniewliat north- 0
---Y--_--.--.---------.---------------=------‘--A:-‘---A----A->--'--'-'---'f-'=-'----'-r---‘-‘--‘-'-`-`-`-'- from assaults on the Plaski, Volsla~ that their real object is to cut the ward after severe engagements. Fight- T
vltze und Grubechow positions, ac- communications ef the Warsaw army ing on the Bug In the region of Sokla lu
cerdiiig te reports received here. which is protected by cavalry and continued yesterday. New German e
They succeeded in occupying Russian other light troops." troops are reported as having arrived. B
tr _ Our destroyers in the Black Sea have T
‘|'U    ceeded to advance northward to Vols- (Special to the Guardian.) bombarded a Turkish cavalrv camp
l`t\issi.iiis ni.iile nuinoioiis siii~ccs.~itiiI
coiiiilt-r»utlut-ks on Tliiirsday iiigiit
Iavitze, but it is stated the I`tusslans` PETROGRAD, July 25.-Oiiicialrln the region of the Bhosphorus, in- 1
ell¢0lllltel»ed them that lllghl ill the statement from headquarters-“No fiicting losses on the enemy and caus-
. llelllle forests and (ll-uve them back fighting in the Mitau region. On the ing the explosions of supply trains. E
wltll mllch l0sS_ the Rllssllllls takingI.lanychiki~ShavIi~RossanI front the __ (Special to the Guardian.) a
' (Speclal to ~l-he Guardlan) six guns tnd 600 prisoners, enemy continued his advance east- BERLIN, July 25.-Tlie Germans
A lllllllsage to the Dally Telegraph ward. On the Narew .front the have crosed the Narew River on the 
_ _ l-mm pell-ogmll Sllysl_Dllrlllg flle enen1y's attack on the left bank ot' front from anoint south of Ostrelenka ,
i]l%xi1c0Tv&‘0]l§rN§. ifr?tTniI?tiT5>te€IT1e¢1t1sTig?i1ctu;hi;- ia-‘it ¢‘V¢‘llty-fOl1I‘ hours the situation gn Pissa ltiver_Tli\ii°sday nlglit was re- te Pultusk. South-east of Pultusk 2
ll _k ___ "mst our oslllon at llle wllole ls lllllll-ovllll solllell,-lllll__ fl-llls pulsed, despite the use of poison gas. fortress the Teiitonlc forces arc sp- ll
My ta Til S gill the norgi basin of Chief blow is still being directed The cneniy is straining every effort preaching the Bug River. These two ll
lh‘;"I;_s___f;_';§'t__e enemy also lrled an llglllllsl Lllllllll (illollllly allll lly lfs ul). in an attempt_te force the Nurew. advances the (lt-rniau troops in Rus-
  ln Monte Nero rone our forward mans have come very close fo lllls-day. The situation on the Vistula is ofiicial statement by German head- H
' ii
ne_ almost exactly mlllwm, llelweell unc_hanged. Attacks on our advanced quarters force. A E,
` I t' I. T. B " [itll I [lf I
 <3-  -l»;»,;, »_-_-3 ;;;;;--;;;;- ---;-;,-;-;;,e-33,;----,fl-g,;;,;g;; ra.. ,§“‘,:;;'..:I:_: ...?::.‘;.,.;"§'.i;":,i:.,...:: sat.  _-,-
fgcelgy all-“;gt‘§vl_l5gl_ ;‘__e__g°l,___:iltl’eSs to __ __ _ fem _ml __ __ __ ___ lighting in the direction et’ Liibliii and l Petrograd railway, which runs parallel
| \I'0 T T '
8 “Dim 9" 5 WY SU the enemy attempted to advance te- with the Bug, 125 miles to ilie south- Eli
have a tough job before they can hope Iward Bel 'zce. Q 2 t' ' - - _ .
There was stubborn Ilghting yester- sian Poland announced to-night in an W
5 i evt re igliting otcur east ll
vance in force against our right wing
occupying Carzo. 5
Accordin to orders found n an J
g o
Austrian oiilcer, who was taken pri-
soner, the attack repelled on July 22,
already recounted in yesterday’s cem-
munication, was of a general charac-
ter aiid intended to throw back our
left wing occupying the region this
side of lsonzo. The attack was di-
rected by several generals and part
With ratificatiens last night by the
machinists, an agreement was reached
between labor leaders of the Reming-
ton Arms Ammunition Company anti
the Stewart Construction Company.
The strike In the Arms Company's
plants practically came to an endlast
night and the men will be back to
work Monday morning. The structur-
al iron workers took similar action.
TUIIKS IITNI
(Special to the Guardian.)
engaged against -us and especially by gill
troops freshly arrived on the field of lo
action.
GENEVA, July 25.--Nedjcmkdcn
Eifendi, Turkish Minister of Justice
ond Fassum Effendl arrived Friday at
Laussnne from Bertini. The former is
sl
the story published hero and also in (Special t° the Guardiam)
London to the effect that Nedjemkden
Eftendi and I-‘assum Effondl came to
Switzerland as representatives of
their Government with the object of
opening peurparlers for separate
peace with the Triple Entente was un-
true. "Even if she wished Turkey
cannot make a separate peace." de-
clared tho Consul. 1-Iowever peace
rumors continue. By a curious coin-
cidence Abbas llllml, former Kiiedive
of Egypt. also arrived at Lausnnc
from Vienna travelling Incognito.
report received yesterday that an aero
plane had visited Chateauguay, near
Montreal, Tuesday night and that a
German eiiicer living there had since
been missing. and is believed to have
MONTREAL, .nuy 23.-roiiowing s--P
HUNIIHII] Ill KING
left ln the machine for the United
States, it was made known that Chat- LONDON July 25__»l-he Klng has
euuguny, like many places in Belgium, g
France and England, has it "German lo
gun gase." a solid concrete foundation ml
for Ui” m°“"li"5 of big guns Ice In rt-cognition of their long and
Tiiiii ifuiicrcic 5i'°""i“i`° SWG" feet Tiierltorloiis service:-Priiicc Edward
iii depth was mlm mme than “ year Islanders, Ewen (‘ii|nplicll Atherton'
ago by zi (lerinan resident. and was N
covered over and used as ii. tennis ll
count. This situation ceniinuiids the 0
Soulannges Canal and the railways in
that vicinity.
The matter has been reported to    
the authorities nt Ottawa.
Minard'e Linlmcnt Cures Dlphtherla
cnnu, (Tliurlottt-toivii; .lost-liii Win-
hestor, (‘,hurIott,c-town.
CONDENSED ADS.
T00 LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
tion for advertising in this column.
SUMARMY
OF WAR
(Special 'to the Guardian.)
ll-mllllllllg for some llmll_ accol-lllllg around Warsaw and the ltussian
it British otlieiai state-incnt issued iU`liiiU3 ill iiil' Poiisii Si\iii`"i- il*‘~V0
to-day claiming success. siieikii ein- me-10 iirosrcss flaring the last few
maxi, which, in the withdrawal of our tiilys- 'i`iiiS l'01l\i itat! i`0FU0li its WHY
troops to Aden, had been temporarily at-ross thc Nurew River und is advanc-
abandoned, was recaptured Wednes- iiig i0W8J`li lilo BUS iiiV0l‘- Wililfil
' -__- day, the Turks being easily expellgll stands for the greater pert of the way
I-"‘ ` and pursued for ii distance of 5 miles. h0iW00ll it Illtll the Warsaw-Vilna rail-
(spgslal to The Guardian) Shelkli Otliman is new securely held “'“Y» its °il-I¢`<'iiV0- Till! 0iiif‘i` llffilli
and lllc clylllllll lloplllllllllll ll.l fast l-0. which Von Mncki-nzcn is directing at
  llll-lllllg_ The ililll-llll lll-C llllll lllllll- Iiuhlin-(`holme railway has liurdly
, Naik, but are said to be suffering from i¥“i“'°'i H- Yam "I Si`0\i“ti Siilfil VW"-il'
ckncss. Our total losses in the affair itll! the vllluge of Iteiovctz. In offer-
lll and has enlcrcd the llosDllal_ The Wellllcsllay llmolllll ll, llhollf 25 of all ing iwsistziiict- to German zidvuiii‘i_- the
T“f‘-t-hh C°---' *-°-0 *°-1-‘Y st--°f* '“"‘“'- lI.`ii'i.'Z".'.`l 6311 .\i21§i.‘i.‘.'.`."..,-,.“ii;{IIIlf"‘i1‘Z-I
tween l{r_vIo\v and Solinl liii-Ii' uttucks
[`  are severe, ronipellinl: thi- (li-rnlaiis
I I to send reiiil`i-i'r't-ments. lirobably in-
tended to siipport Von ll’Iai-kt-nzi-ii, le
mt-et tin:-ni. Along the Vislula and
south and wi-st o
broudeil ling lined willi forlreelsf-s to
face, while In the south the lllissiaiis
have good positions which nii ht
ell Cliapinzin, Atherton; lmnltll Ml-_ prove the iinilouig ol' tht- :irniy which
iitliirli.-i tlieni. Many are of liii- opin-
ion that the most iluiigeriiiis ulliieit.-i
ui thc inonii-nt ure those In-lug inuilc
in the liriiviiir-es oi' ('olirI:iniI. Kovno
und (lrodnn ul the li `
ern interior nt' ltiisslu 'l‘lif-se uttiu-its
, ' ._ .    are being dr-Ilvr-red; for the most part,
ll l el-_ hy cavalry und will doubtless be met
ONE CENT per word Bac as '[‘][E WEATHEIL, ‘ by n com-,eiitrutioii of (‘ -
Cash must accompany orders. Mini-
mum chnrges: tvvlnty-i‘lve_eent_s._ __ _
WANTED ATITTONCE-HOUSE FOR
small fhmily, centrally located. Ap-
TEMPERATURE
TIDE, MeoN,'E're. Nsii/sG°5i'i"i'<."}.N'}"2?.‘ffi".I".§'.;i.l..l.i....
of uiikiiewn erigiii which occurred in
.ossutks
The Freiicli report another sunt-oss
in the Vosgcs at Ban de Sapt. where
tiiey have taken more than seven
ply at this omee 1590-e-aiiutr tile mrwani noni or the British rl-eigiit mit tl-0 I0-S Of -1 portion of the
w§n;fg;;£1iTi é ‘sou River here yesterday, was fellow-
Apply Secy. of Trustees.
_ 2265-7-26me7l
T0 LET.-Tho_8tor¢ and premise!
on Kent Street at present occupied
by Geo. McQuaid, Tailor, possession
given August lst. Apply to D. Stew-
art, 163 Kent St. 2267-7-26m mtf
ately warm. England with a cargo ot’ 100,000 bags
I t. iluys. The authorities _are investigat-
nnTh:iniill;)hTi{;TaT]emperature of yester- lug the cnuse ol’ the explosion. Fire
___ dsy was 65 deg. shove zero and the und water damage is estimated nt
nua|Nee¥_iiW\7ia“i."<'>'i='Es. - No. s»l,,,,,,ltr,1.i@g.aii0ve. 'rue highest or $10,000. wt-its the -"Mao of --im-r is
prinied with name Ind Milne" the previous night was 75 deg. above valued at $144,000 and In believed to
eltléer on nzulaogr trlJlit60$i3t D0' é-gggi zero sud the t_t_>_\vl=st_6_4 _¢_le_g_l_sbove. _ |18 H i0tHi T0"-
, ~ . r ‘ ld ic I tr S morn ng *T*
izo°f°i-°'uo'.oo,' iausnniss 'oF'- ,.lTi‘§0',.ll§ Nlmorrowit 10.31; nwui QUEBEC v°U~<= w0MA~ KILLED
FICE. 8808-11-Zlmtif he nigh tonight at 11.20 and tomorrow iN AN AUT° ACCiDENT-
TES;§e,i'irTReliNNasAN|rTaTel?'-pT'eTTz|rT§t_lT tiioii' Mdilie sun sets this evening at 7.37 QUEi3Ei`~ QU9~» -TUIY 23-_With f0lll'
Guernsey Cove School Supplement and tomorrow at 7.36: it rises to- 0°°“P“""* fi" ““i°'“°i’"@ b9i°"Ki"8 i°
$40 Apply to Fred  Lehecheur. morrow morning at 4-36 ‘md wednes' md Aillhargndhi of] SL Jlmquiainl De
` A' . '_ .37. I-'ar sv e, ue ec, unipei a rdgc
 l§iM3iRq da»l,~lllet :noon rises this evening at yesterday afternoon ln the parish and
WANTID-T0 NM °" P\"`°h"° d‘"°" 8_07_ , Miss 0. Blanchet was instantly killed.
H3' mme wnlill ‘ew alfirlflfllflilf fl;-rllill The ilrst quarter ol' the moon was while her sister was sevcrel wo
a or near l v age, o _ _ ,ll_
in desirable locality. ADDTY by latteril 0HT;*_i_‘l°l_':_d¥l`llJgI;yigiisilaiiitieiiisoiii Ili/llml. 9
Mi'-Plmck Ciigaigiz-732%  °“ (lay Jllll, glllll ,ll 3,11 p_m_ ear was slightly Injured as was also
Miim-uw Linimuu cum .ueunigia hours and tw” '"‘““*°“~ i"’““-
(specllll to me gllal~d||ll_) steamer Cragside at her dock in Hud- U"‘ii°il@5 iil(""‘~
There is no dlniuiiltlon in the Italian
_ _ll 26___M lll el ell by fll-9, which holl-even was offensive along the lsonzorltivcr,
Il;`l3RgN_:3ie__alg ilvlndm a 1:; lgéal speelllly cllecllelp ' The Cl-l,_gBlfle_ which the Italians say is proceeding
showers but mostly fall, and m0del__ wlllcll wall lo leave llel-e lllsf lllgllt lol- favourably for them, but which the
Austrians declare is meeting with no
THE WEATHER.--Yesterday was of augur, will be delayed for a few SUCCQHH-
IWII THIGIIIIIS
IN NEW HIIUNSWIGK
(Special to The Guardian)
ST. J()llN. .lilly 25.-A allot-king
tragedy occurred nt Armstrong`s (‘or-
ner, 35 miles from St. John. early Sut-
urduy morning when James Francis,
an aged man, shot his son while
asleep in lied and then killed hiinsolf.
lnsanitv wus the cause of the af-tion
d_ _ , , . .
y un Mrs. George llir-ks, 115 years of nge,
Dr. Lnfoude who was driving the ii"i"5 0" "“‘ nick”-" R°“‘i~ *"""""
miles from the city, drowned herself
'rite ieninn of many wui he nrteon the na-wr of the imrt-li. F‘-ther Ron- "“" “‘°'“'““ I" "“‘ ‘"“Y ""‘""""~
The body was recovered. She also is
supposed to have been insane.
f Warsaw tht-rc is
little change. While Warsaw is under
_ heavy pressiirt-. the Aiislro-(ii-riiiaiiiii
have ri lol of stiff work bt-fore tht-ni ii'
l-lllllell lllc llllplll-llll Smvlcc Modal they art- to briiil.-: their operations to it
lllll fllllllwlllg lllclllhm-ll who llllve siiccossfiil ending hy its i-nliture. After
_ll-ml lrlllll lllll (folllllllll l-,lvll SCF crossing the l\':irc\v they still huvi- the
, nes ol coniiniinl-
tration hetweeii Warsaw anrl the nni‘lli-
liundred prisoners. The Germans ail-
.-_-_~,-.-_-.-_-.-.-_-_-_-.~.-.-_-.-.-.-.-fe.-.-_-.-.-_-_-_-.-.-_-.-.-_-_-.-.-_~.-_-.~_~.-.-_-e ¢.-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_~,-_-_s,.-_-_-_-_-_-,-_-_-_~_-_»,-,__».-,~,-e .._-_~,~_»_».-.-_-.-_-_»,-_-.-_-.-.-.-_-_»,-.-.-_- - - - -_-_-.-.~_~_-_- _-_ _ _-_-_ li y
I i
S
FIGHTING IN  
IN IHABII -SITUATION WESTERN THEIIHI 
lioils o
to
LoNnoN, July 25.-'rilore has been LONDON. July 25--0--lv the --Ortlr 1-Ants .iiiiv ‘-5 --The foiiowni mu I"
. _ .. . g -
fl ll l S fl A ll _ ern point of the pinchers which the  . <. l -l . l P
of it was nia<ie`by troops previously flllfélxrll_§hB:_‘l5Elsl:‘ f0_‘f;_'0__‘°;'_';v0 rag; A__sl_____G___________s are _rymg to dose tial tniuniuniiut un vlis issued iv the
(Special to the Guardian)
Wai' ()IIice lust nlgliti- K
“Nothing to report except artillery ll
action around Seuchez. throwing some l
shells on Soissens and lthcinis, and a
' ll
La. l’i°ctrc. A German aeroplane was __
brought to earth near l,lctliaiicuiirt, 0
two aviators being made prisoners." __
___
_ . . l ,
region ei' thc Vosgi-S inoiinlziins, air- _
this afternoon by the l~`rcnch \\’nr lie- '
the stetirinent. adds. was oi-t-iiiieil In
_i__l______i \\
ui
i-Artis. July 25. _ oiiit-nu _ “iii “
Arlois. between the (lists and the
Aisiii-, there lius hm-u i-mitiiiual
of ’I`rn_\'iui, its wi-Il as tht- Vliaiiilliigiii-. W
ing has ht-t-ii init-rinltli-iii. In thu
bodies were found in tho treni-hes.
engaged. Six nine-lilnc guns have ul- “
-____
(Special to the Guardian.)
i.()Nl)()N, .lilly 25.-Aiivli-es receiv-
ed in Athens from (‘onstantinopIe
wus torpedoed in the Iilnrk Sen und
has relurni-d with ii hole six yurils
Inng, three yards wide. under the
:-orresponiieni to lleuti-r's 'l`eli-grnin
the (lermnn sulmmrIne` I’-51 is report-
ed stranded elf 'l‘<‘liekmerlje_
_
MInard'a Llniment Cures Rneumatllm
. ' ~
iilinistry.
- I0 ll
alui- cl'
ti of th
eal ii
he ive
. . , . v
violent honihardnit-nt in the torest ot \
liasisc
f life I
inoiioi
(Special to the Guardian.) S"h°i("'t
PARIS, July 25.-Friziicli troops last :F"l\_'_ mf'
night storincd several powerful Gcr- H? pr(
iiian ilefoiisivu works bctwi-cn lin ,lhlll
i"ontt-lie Ili-ights und the village of  li’__;’
'I`aunoi~: in thc Ban tie ‘lull in thi- G" 'ii'
I , iiii.-¢tuki-
thc l<'r(-iicli and 700 germans were  '"
niaiie lirisoliers. (hi the reuiainili-r ot' :___ '__'
the front only artillery duels toon _"""
place. “h
in
||:ii'i|iii-i
airiillt-ry at-lions. ()n thu niirtli "ll':i’“ "
bunk ul' the Aisiit-, in tht- ri-ginii I"
ready been recovered froiu the t-on- 'md ‘i"
rluereil trcuclies. M0 _
hi- gi-n
wliieli
~ sight 0
Iiriilly
, int-tliod
FIIHMEH IIHUISTII BIIISI III 
, pri-sslo
suits, ii
HEGIIVIS IIIATH WIIUNN ~-
lie, lu
ni.‘ (l
in ii
(lull is
only Il
stale tlint the Turkish cruiser Mldiillii, iiilll W*
formerly the (lerninn cruiser lireslnu, il\tl‘r<‘t'i
ottind
not mil
('I\ris
water line, uceordiiig to an Attic-n's the wh
We or
<‘ompany. The correspoiident uilds the vu
triide-_s
ns sr-ri
in set-u
of-rtniii
E OBJECT 0F THE
CHRISTIAN MINISTRY
.Dr. Gordon in an Able Discourse
eiinesihe Attitude-lhat~~shouId
e Adopted Towards Politics,
ommerce and Lite Generally by
aymen and Ministry Alike.
J. A. Gordon, I). D., u fornicr ills realm. The thought that l want;
yt-stcriiay morning lii‘s-arlicil to leave with you is this: that every
and treiicliztiit scriiion in dt-partnicnt of activity, L-vt-ry legiti-
St llalitlst (‘i|ui‘i:lt nu “'l‘l|e male work. that anything and every-
ii-i|si\'t-iicss ot’ the tlliristiun tl|i_iig that makes for the good oi' niaii
" liis text was (‘orintliiuiii~: is wltliin the sweep of the Kingiioni oi’
"\VIictlit-r, tlit-rct`oi‘e _vc cat
, or ivliatsoi-vcr ye do, do all the good ef man, it is llie (`hrIstian
ery of God." ministry. li’ we are engaged in law,
s, and to everyone, in every or incdieinc or commerce or labor ol'
nd in every period of the any kind then it becomes essentially
history, it was necessary that ot` the nature of Christian ministry
ng should be mzinifested that lit-cause it is essential to the welfare
manifested in any other place of man. \Ve are in the habit of talk-
d of the worId's liistory. ing about ourselves as ordinary peo-
re two things that it is abso- ple, and our actions as ordinary ac-
ecessary should get special tions. New and then we meet some
s, these ure: the strong per~ person who is engaged in some extra-
(lcd. ll' any activity is essential for
ot’ the here and hereafter. ordinary calling or pursuit. There is
'as a time wlien people placed no sucli thing as an ordinary event ln
eat emphasis on the hereafter. the history of the world. There is no
dulum has swung with sur-li a sur-h thing as an ordinary action that
um that after 11 while people can he pt-i'l'orined hy a man who is do-
ed to emphasise the hereafter minaied by ii Christian motive. Every
_v emphasise the ‘here aint t
hose people boasted flint they t-ales any man. Ile has a niche for
iinently lirnc-tit-ul. Ilut what us that we ought to till, in order to fill
is zi hnluni-ed emplmsls. \\'e out the plan of (led in its fullness. So
day to lay einpliafcis on the then there is no ortiinilry event. There
l the lieri-aftei‘»-llie time that is nothing ordinary that is within the
ziud the time ihut le to eonit-.` st-cpe of the ('hristian iuinistry at all.
t recognise that our lives :ire
e volume-s ol” ilu- satin- story. from lit-liven. One was to be a min-
mature to judge when we are ister from lleavc-n. the other was to
the first volunie-the life that clean up the back lanes. lt is a mat-
uic stands alone, God never dupli-
Siiliposo two angels were sent down
We must eiupliasise in Van-‘ ter of no important-e, t`er the simple
ay the relative iniportani-0 el’ reason that they beth had the divine
and the lic-ri=ufti-r. We must reuson and they recognise the expan-
iate hc-tiveeii the niessagc- slveiiess und the divine purpose of
iel message and the method the (`hristian ministry. We have lost
Ii that inessage is to he de- our vision of life, und our conceptions
A great deal oi’ the cenfu- ot' God have utterly failed. There is
the ('Iiristi;in
I do noi know that it is pos-
-  ` t.oiI.` I want to
lmrln_m_l_ Sollllmrll part of ,l.__ll__l_lll_ will vilur :itil-ntitin in :i voiiiiiioii Init
ii ilistiiii-limi \\'-- :ire Iinlill- to
iif\“- W" -'ill-“-'=ii`.\’ t|1<‘ culliinzs st-llisliiii-.ss is in it, then it matters not
.t. <iiil.i l ~ '
:L " 'i' 1|' ..i<-rt-il. I‘|it-se
uit-rtilllit liiillt Iii-:iii \\'iIl lirt-vi-iii Ilii-
i’<-rtlies and Ili-nii.~:t'ioiii' l`i'ni|t. niiiiiiig shi" 'iHi""r "mi "`i"i‘|"“" “"` ""|~"""|
olii-rzitioiis t-niiliniit-il to our :uIvtin~ """i“i" ""'H""“ "Il """ ii"""‘ °‘°“ '““"""'i-
Inge. In Sriullii-rn \Voevrc cutiiieiinil- '\'lf:_'i__'_'_i_I'
Vosgcs our troops, iiol\\-itlistuiiiliiiti "lH`.m.iir
huiiiliurdiiieiit, have orgiiiiist-il thi- '_" “_“_
positioiiii ivoinliiercd yeslt-rilay ut. l‘un _“i _"ml
de Slllit. The iiuiniicr of Gr-riiiiiii';_" "fi"
prisoners is increased to elcveii otli- :Hi '"_i
ci-rs and S25 men. of whoni only ‘fi im]
seventy were wounded. A number of _ll"_'_‘__ il"
-1 ei:
On our sidt- only two hulialiens und "'"’V(`f'i
one regiment of regular infantry were ‘"1 " 5"
vi' liairts :is si-i'iilui‘, :iiiil \\‘lir-ii
eugaigi-il in ilii- .~iii~i‘¢-tl ilcpurt-
servlet- wi- iiiiist. iii- cart-fill of
y we reiiiliicl uiirsi-lvi-s, whils-
ullow ourselves inore liberty
ui' service. VI-'e r-un sliulii- our
he furo of God i\lmighty. Rolr
used fi, very striking ilIiistrn~
describing ii inoniber ol' his
i- had u Suuilui' soul--ve
-l{_ _ _ _ . l._\.
viii--~-limi he rmild sc-ri-\v on
nrlny morning nnil iiiisi-rt-w on
l:i_\‘ iiinriiiiigf Ill- had his su-
pnrtiiii-iit :intl his si-rulnr, On
' this man riili-il (led out r\u'l
t-'Fully lil(-:iseil to do the things
were not just an-l right In thr-
t’ God und iunii. Ile had prac-
oliniiimteil ani' sensi- of re-
illty to (lofi. This eoiistaiii
or iiilstnkr-ii tliliilziur. und ex
ii is vi-r_v linhli- in su-1-iilnr pur-
nil so thi-ii wi- lnivi- :i st-vtioii
life wlileli has iievoiiii- :ietlii-Is-
snr-red things only we reeng-
il. \\'e have n ‘lliily of lloiit-R'
iii' lives. that Is. :i plum- \\'Iia-re
and :i plurc- \\'li4-re (toil is not.
i\`iiigdmn of (lcd iii:-liiiles not
ii- ivhule r-eiiiiiiiiiiily of t'|iri.~'-
iiplr- hut also n vnsi range of
s oiitsiili- of it. The Kingdom
is 1-onilirelii-iisive. It i-nilirnt-cs
_\' the whuli- 1-iiiiiiiiiiiiity of
nn pt-epic, but ii also eiiiiiriit-es
nit- rnngt- of i‘hrlstinn :it-iI\'il_\‘.
o iii the liuliil of talking about
rinus calliiigs, prnfessloiis,
niiil oreiipnlioiis of liumun life
ilnr. The ninn who is ongged
lnr pursuits biil nllnws himself
liberties nas ruled God out of
it-h lias come into the Chris- no such inherent quality as justifies
ur:-li to-ila_\' is caiised by pee- t
ng to distiiiguish hetweeii the sacred, purticiilarly when we say se-
tory and the nic-thod by whicli culur. The dit‘l`erentlating quality rc-
spi-l story is delivered. And sides not in the calling itself, in the
the t'ornis cliuiigfe and the ine- vor-ution, in the thing that we are do-
I" dellvoriiig that story :ire nl- |
en ure holding up their Iianiis in the objective oi’ the thing that you
and trembling. We must em- do. It matters not then, wht-tht-r you
the :Iii'l`ereni~r-, between the ure in law, or medicine. or coincrcu in
the intl-Ili-i~tual and the val~ so far as that is within the scope of
o i-inotioiiul. \\’v- have it good tht- `(`hristian ministry. The differen-
tliai type ot' rt-Iigioiis lift- in tiatinl.: iluulity is in the motive that
il wlileli pi-.ople <-all spiritual, niovcs you and the objective that you
alles vi-ry little rogiiisziliet- of have in view. When you ure in doubt
ii-nt of rr-usoii. Wi- iiiiist <-iu- in any way, the rlncstion to st-ttlc is
the iiiiportuiii-r-_ 1-- llit- liuluiivi- this: \\'liat is the inotlvt-'.' \Vliut is the
ii its tiitcllt-t-t‘i:iI and iii its iiiti-iitioii? '\VIietI|cr yo eat or drink
nil t-liarar-tt-r. li' tht-re is one do all to thi- glory of Guri.' Wlint is the
that the people of (‘ziii:iiIu to- chit-f cud of niiiii? Mun’s chief end is
-il lo poiiili.-r over it is that of to glorify tied and to enjoy Iliin for
it-iisiveiit-ss of
he distinctive terms of secular or
ng, Init it does reside in the motive-
evt-,r_ if a man is ciigagi-,d in any de-
pnrtiui-iit, of service wliatevt-r. if he is
lay ns inurli 1-uipliaisis on tli'~ ull that siinply l>et-:\ii.si- he wants to
:is it rr-nlly tlr-nmiiils. s<-,i-\'i- (loil and liuinanity, thi-ii it is
"'I`I|i- it-xi, ui: _viiii will sl-i-, ig ill.
cording to an olllcial conimiiiiicutiiiii 'mi' T" ii” ”"“I"" ‘\\v."i""W" 'W' 'hi'
in to tlii ;.'Ii»|\ nt
sul-rt-tl.
"It is siuiit-tliiiil: tliiit iiolinily can de-
tr-i'niini- for ini- but iiiy.-.1-lf. You know
wliy _von url- doing ziiiytliliig under the
sun. lf thi- i-It-mi‘nt of absolute tin-
wliut tht- world .-lays. Does God cull
1\"<‘ ||t*<‘ti “\"'l‘.\'w||i-rt-_ tliii- to and fluulify for that coininon arli-
riigugi-ii iii si-t-iilur i-iiililii_\'-
ii.s|i:~ll_v l.:rtiiit1-il latitiiili-.s iliiii 4-ull liniiti-ll lil what we i-all
1- uri- not ii.'|i»li- lil |;iv-- in llmsi- who \ ’
l_':ii:i-il in sci-ri-il I-iiipIi»_\-int-iii. lu-i‘s<ui:~i :ind to all nt:-cdeil xc-
'<- tallt :is tliiiiilzh tliiii luiil i~nli.'=ii`lit‘I~ i
ed our livi-_-s on tin- \\';iti-r-tiglit i-i>|n»
it pi'iiii-ipli- on ‘.hii'Ii i-1-rluiii
re built. so lliui if one i-oni-
iii :<InniIll sl»i'in'.,' ii li-:ik tin-
vity that wi- <-all secular. or is ills
_'ui-|~i-<1 ui|Iy'. ills call is to till
iviiii-.~¢ or .-at‘i‘vii-i-s. li` (intl i.-4 uiir fu-
thi-r then Ili- is thi- futlu-r of thi- inun
In-liiiiil tin- di-sk or lin- liiaii bi-i`oro it.
that iiiust lu- inte-ri-str-il in his i'IiIl-
ilrt-ii, Ili- iiiur-‘t Iiiivt- :in iiili-rr-st in the
<»i~<-iiputioiis and lnirsiiits nf lift-_ II’
\\‘i- uri- iii tiny iii-i-dt-il iii-tlvii,\' wi- :iri-
liurliit-rs in thi- divini- niiiiisiry, hut if
I :ini in thi- illviiic iniiii:-:try I ani un-
ilt-i' thu suiiii- law us thi- liiiigiluui of
(lull. Politics, lui:-iiiit-ss, i-ii-lling foxes
can itll be done to the glory of (lull. In
i-ver,\' tit-purinii-iii, to thc ini-in who
looks ut Ilii- thing strulght. \Ve refuse
to look ut the thing strniglit. We re-
fuse to ret-ogiiise fuels. lf we look at
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