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12 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 61.
WAR.
HETHERTON, MICH,
new house is nearing completion; it Care and discrimination are exercised
In managing the advertising de­
I abhor.
Mr, and -Vlrs, Donald Coffelt have Is built on the same location on which
And yet how sweet
returned to Astabula, Ohio, after a the old one burned down last December.
Miss Irene Campbell, of De­
we must be first convinced that an
partment of the Christian Nation, and
The sound along the marching street visit of several months at the home
Of drum, and flfe, and I forget of David Logan, Miss Laura Campbell
came out from Detroit, Mich., to
troit, is spending her summer vacation
with her parents and friends at and patronage before his order is ac­
advertiser is worthy of confidence
Broken old mothers and the whole
Dark butchery without a soul. spend a week with the young folks on
present.
cepted. We cannot agree to become
guarantor, nor to adjust petty misun.
Bear Lake. Mr. A. E. Houck, with
Without a sioul—save this bright drink
Mrs. Houck, of Toledo, Ohio, are
BELLEFONTAL\E, O.
derstandings, but for a subscriber
Of heady music, sweet as hell;
whose account is kept paid up we will
here visiting Mrs. Houck's brother,
The hand of the Lord has been
gladly render any reasonable service
And even my peace-abiding feet
heavily laid upon our L, M, S.. in the
Mr, C, J, Brown, who have not met
in his dealings with advertisers In
Go marching with the marching feet,
removal by death of three of our
together for twenty-seven years, Mr,
this paper. Since 1911, investment
For yonder, yonder,, goes the flfe,
L. B. McClintock, of Marissa, 111., visited
friends in this vicinity several
faithful workers. First was Mrs. Isabelle
Milroy, who spent many years been debarred.
advertisements of every kind have
And what care 1 for human life!
The tears flll my astonished eyes
in the performance of arduous duties
days recently. On account of warm
And my full heart is like to break;
If, in replying to advertisementc
for the Church and Missionary Society,
as the wife of the Rev. Wm.
weather, Rev. Robb preached to us
And yet 'tis all embannered lies—
which you read in this paper, you
at the morning/ service under the
A dream those drummers make.
Milroy. Next, Miss Sara Alexander, will mention the Christian Nation,
shade of the trees besides the. church. who was an active worker in our you will oblige the advertiser, and
Oh, it is wickedness to clothe All seemed to enjoy the open air service.
Sam Gray came up and spent Mrs. Susanna Guthrie, who was our customer worthy of that special at­
circle and devoted to the cause. Then, identify yourself in his eyes as a
Yon hideous grinning thing that stalks
Hidden in music, like a queen a few days with his parents recently.
He is working at the carpenter
treasurer for years, an efficient and
tention and consideration which the
consecrated example of the true
That in a garden of glory walks,
Christian. These all answered the readers of religious papers always
Till good men love the thing they trade near Standish, Mich., this summer,
Arthur Stewart, who has been months' time. The work is the Lord's very largely upon advertising re­
call to higher service within three receive. And as this paper depends
loathe.
Art, thou hast many infamies.
working here since the flrst of the and we who remain should be more ceipts for its upkeep, you will thu*
But not an infamy like this.
year, has gone to visit his parents diligent in his work, while the opportunity
is ours.
also assist us in retaining the p^
Oh, snap the fife and still the drum, at Winchester, Kansas, A, A. Logan's
tronage of our advertisers.
And show the monster as she is!
—Richard le Galllenne.
ALL HER FOUR 8(L\S KILLED
French Woman Learned Fate on
Inquiry at Information OfBce.
Paris, August 19, 11:10 a. m.—
A woman with four sons in the
French army today walked slowly
down the steps of one of the municipal
offices where relatives are informed
officially whetlier soldiers
are dead, wouncled, or unreported
Slie was exceedingly white, but her
emotion was greater than could be
expressed in tears. A friend came up
quickly and said:
"Have you good news I am so
glad my Jean is safe."
''Yes; they are all safe," was the
reply. "They are safe in the arms
of the Father. I am proud to give
all to the cause."
CHINESE RELIEF FUND.
(Continued from page 1.)
Utica, Ohio, Cong
COO
L, M, S„ 1st Beaver Falls 5,00
Seattle Cong ,. 15.00
Lochiel Cong 11.55
Denison Cong 37.00
W. M. S. and Members of Los
Angeles Cong 70.00
E. E. Cong.,. Pittsburgh, per R,
M. S 6.00
.lames Carson, Denver, Colo.,
per R, M, S 5,00
White Lake Cong 16.25
L, M. S. Almonte Cong 10.00
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