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and thee hogin live in the spirit, and to think less ~i the hod\ and tiling's carnal' The rewards of for ohedh'tiec to llis laws are lon'_'er phvsjc.a! and material, hut spiritual. The (iod of I',attics dies, and in his stead 'Uiies One win- delights not II) battle, not* even 11

group belligerents the other is exhausted, if million after million human lives must continue to be offered up until the one side or the other there are no more to offer, if resentments must kindled that can never cool and despairs engendered from which there can no recovery, ho

never before, Christ's great condemnation being proved the uttermost : All they that take the sword shall perish with the sword." All things considered, therefore, the outstanding dutv of every thoughtful and peace-loving person is to take hold of every opportunity which promise

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As we felt sure would be the ease, our cause is advancing. The ideals for which stand are finding response in the hearts of men and women all over the country. are daily receiving messages of appreciation and encouragement, thanks and-good wishes of people anxious tor the coming