The Messengers of Goodwill will visit, June 16th, for the morning service. Be in the porch at 10-40 a.m. There are many who may like to take part and have further particulars ; these will be gladly given by the Secretary, F.C.L., W.S., 30, Holborn Hall, Gray's Inn Road, W.C. 1.

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PARABLES FOR PEACEMAKERS. NE of the grenades began to fizz when taken out of the box. There are twelve men in the dugout at the moment, and there was no possible means of disposing of the bomb. Realising what had happened, Lieutenant Thorner shouted to his then to clear out whil

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IA correspondent writes : " My trouble is to get quite lear of the difficulty of ' swapping horses whilst rossing the stream.' It is possible to prejudice he position of our men who individually are doing so obly out yonder? It seems to me if we are not wholly against war, we ca

It is interesting to note the essential lesson of our present prison organisation. Speaking to a party of C.O.'s in you must learn in prison is ' deception.' " I heard a Theosophical Lecture," writes a correspondent, " on the power of thought and feeling, showing how pure though