The War Cry . ry uvci which your new command -ex-tends. Canadian- Salvationists salute theirold leader and their comrades under the. Starsand Stripes. We are one with our dear Gen-eral and Chief, and our comrades in all lands,for the Salvation of the world. Commissioner and Mrs. Coombs,Among the numerous penitents at themercy seat we were delighted to see somebacksliders of long standing. How delighted the very angels in heavenmust have been over the ninety-one soulswho found salvation and caact&cation. Manya heart was full to the brim with tears of joyand holy emotion, Oh, isnt it just grand
The War Cry . ry uvci which your new command -ex-tends. Canadian- Salvationists salute theirold leader and their comrades under the. Starsand Stripes. We are one with our dear Gen-eral and Chief, and our comrades in all lands,for the Salvation of the world. Commissioner and Mrs. Coombs,Among the numerous penitents at themercy seat we were delighted to see somebacksliders of long standing. How delighted the very angels in heavenmust have been over the ninety-one soulswho found salvation and caact&cation. Manya heart was full to the brim with tears of joyand holy emotion, Oh, isnt it just grand shouted an order-ly sergeant in the writers car, with every limbjerking, and beaming countenance that spokeplainly of the happiness within. This goes right down and warms us upnicely, volunteered another soldier of many And we have no doubt our new Commisrsioner has lodged himseif suugiy in the hcaiisof Torontonians,—Ed. SWH munii ^^Sss^t^^^^^ ^p«^t|^^^^^^^^^^i^^d^| !»PKEi&!@*MiP3£M |l|llllf~ ^—. III!:lil ???? =11 Huh LIPPINCOTTS SUNDAY. Colonel and Mrs. Sharp, wiUh a number of StaffOfficers, including their Chancellors, Major and , were appointed to lead the andartemoon oneetlngs at this corps. This was an old battleground of both the Coloneland Mrs. Sharp, ana a splendid crowd gathered toJiear them. To an observant mind one could not but help notic-ing the wonderful all-round advance at this recent renovations have made a really bright,attractive place. Tftie splendid brass band, forming one sf thefinest musical aggregations In the city, reflects thegreatest credit upon Major Orelghton, through whoseuntiring efforts It has been brought from obscurityInto the front rank, and It Is certainly proving oneof the prime factors In bringing about such mani-fest ail-round advances. The soldiery, ttiey are of the first order and turncut In gratifying; numbers to do their part In the- meetings. Notwithstanding the biting winds and the suddendrop I
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