The War Cry . their family Into a far-off landr Butin tie strength and power of Godthe call to India, where the popula-tion was 300,000,000 and the languagesconglomerate. Dont let his hearersthey go, shouted the the crowd cheered, hand-Kerchiefs fluttered hi the air, and avolley of Hallelujahs, went up. Can-adas love will follow you, concludedThe Tireless Man. A Womans Sacrifice. Were marching on, marching on,marching on together,* to the tune ofThe Maple Leaf, nearly tore off theroof. It was the long-looked-for out-let Hearts had grown. Cull, and agood spirited shout wa
The War Cry . their family Into a far-off landr Butin tie strength and power of Godthe call to India, where the popula-tion was 300,000,000 and the languagesconglomerate. Dont let his hearersthey go, shouted the the crowd cheered, hand-Kerchiefs fluttered hi the air, and avolley of Hallelujahs, went up. Can-adas love will follow you, concludedThe Tireless Man. A Womans Sacrifice. Were marching on, marching on,marching on together,* to the tune ofThe Maple Leaf, nearly tore off theroof. It was the long-looked-for out-let Hearts had grown. Cull, and agood spirited shout was the hest out-let. Poor Mrs. Sowton! How bravelyshe came forward. ? Her lips quivered,£er words trembled, but her heart wasbrave. I cannct understand It, saidtbe little woman. It is not easy toyield, but God will lead us aright. .Myheart grew gad when I thought of thochildren. And then In beautiful,simple words; she told them or howher boy had come home after his ex-ams, the other day and fca<! bounded. Weavers at Work in occupation followed by a large number of Guzerat Salvationists,who work a loom invented by an Army Officer. cessfully accomplished. Major Clackconducted Inauguration meetings dur-ing a recent week-end, and introducedthe Officers who are to take chargeof the Corps. Much practical sym-pathy and appreciation were mani-fested, and seventeen souls werecaptured. CEYLON. ~~~ Brigadier Himmat Singh (HjelcOand bis wife, the Territorial Leaders,have heen paying a visit to the Ram-hukkana Division. The Soldiersmustered :— ctrcu^ force *iuu came iugreet their Leaders In processions,with canopies, flags, banners, native music, and converted devil dancers,etc., etc. AH the Halls where meet-ings were held, were tastefuily decor-ated. Tej Singh (Fried-rich) visited two villages in the Jul-lander District, and while passing ahut heard the wail of a woman, Mygirl Is dying. The Colonel found agirl of twelve years of age in highfever, with twitchiag
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