The War Cry . were going to he,and with hard work end lots of faithtbo walls shall tumble down.—Capt,Moore. In Bygone Days. FalrvlUe.—God baa been blesslne usand wo are In for victory. The LordWhom we servo ia able to help while He is for us we have nofesr. Tho pJatTorm bogtns to iooS; .<=;it did itt hjsone days. Two Trand.,--ere havo retumeti to the fold. ToGod we give all t-ie glory.—Old Hun-dred. A Good Cro-^vd of —We art glad to be able toreport victory. Cn Wednesday nighttbo wife Of a comrado sought tn a cottago prayer meeting. Fri-day night tn our
The War Cry . were going to he,and with hard work end lots of faithtbo walls shall tumble down.—Capt,Moore. In Bygone Days. FalrvlUe.—God baa been blesslne usand wo are In for victory. The LordWhom we servo ia able to help while He is for us we have nofesr. Tho pJatTorm bogtns to iooS; .<=;it did itt hjsone days. Two Trand.,--ere havo retumeti to the fold. ToGod we give all t-ie glory.—Old Hun-dred. A Good Cro-^vd of —We art glad to be able toreport victory. Cn Wednesday nighttbo wife Of a comrado sought tn a cottago prayer meeting. Fri-day night tn our mcciins fuui-knelt at the Meroy Seat and askedGod to Eavo them. The Junior vforkIs reviving here. The Band of Lovehas been reorganiied, and the inter-est Is Increasing. On Sunday after-noon one Junior and one Seniorsought for pardon. Monday night theofficers and a number of soldiers helda meeting with our Indian comradesout in Rama, We bad a good crowd01 Indians, and one soul was saved.—L. Capt, L. Ooyle. Moncton. Capt Armstrong, Parrsboro, Adjt. Ellcry (tormc-rly of Klondike). A General ImprovemenL St. Johns L. Nfld.—We are stilladvancing at old No. I» and souls arcbeing saved weekly. Crowds are theorder of tbe day, and the income IsBtill on the up-grade. This week webad ta leave our Quarters at the Cit-adel and look for another abidingplace. The Citadel is being enlarged,and a general improvement Is beingmade. In future the address of thoquarters will he S4 Pleasant Ptrept.—R. C. Ten Doliaro for the War Cry. I have had no experience In sellingthe War Cry since I have been In theSocial Work, except during the lastthree months I was In Dawson. Thereit was a real pleasure to sell door wos opcu to im ; it was notrouble to sell one hundred in auevening In the saloons and danenhalls. I Cry sclllns i» :i Krealblessing in many ways. It helps usto reach many people. One man,when diBcharged irum iiriuuii, in Daw-son, came rig
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