" Great majority of men in the Army have sympathy with Russia's aims."— From a soldier (R.A.M.C.). " We are not here to talk Treason, but Reason." " We wish to be right, We wish to do right." "We are here to concentrate on Peace —Peace now. (Tremendous cheering.) " We demand lib

THE UNSEEN LISTENER. By REv. SEAWARD BEDDOW, A Spirit flew through the war-darkened clouds. Unseen by men he dipped upon swift wings to the earth and alighted. He entered a church, and the preacher, a good man and much respected by his congregation, ~stood in his pulpit. He was

in Washington on Monday at 6-20, and was rejected at 6-45. If this be so, then we can only say that every war-Bufferer in the world to-day, man, woman and child is the victim of an added atrocity before which the soul of ountanity must reel. Mfr. Balfour—an old man of seventy-fo

AND POEMS. Zabelle C. Boyajian has produced a wonderful compilation of Armenian legends and poems, with decorative pictures, based on ancient Armenian art. The book is dedicated to the " Undying spirit of Armenia," and there is an introduction by Lord Bryce. lA , spite of all th

There remains with me from that ago yesterday, before the shadow of ' Ol fell on us, one memory to which I oftg , revert. My companion and I sat stile facing a path leading over fields, through a little copse, on the outskirts which was a. sunlit farm. From be. us came the pleas

A Struggle to find the "New Way of Life" Seventy Years Ago.) By EDWARD EGGLESTON. CHAPTER XXIII.—Con. But he did not go to the poor-house immediately. He waited until he saw Bill Jones, the superintendent, and Pete Jones, the county commissioner, ride up to the Court-house. Then

This leaves the totals For October the number who were killed in action, or who died from other caul s, was 28,311, or not far short of one•fifth of the total losses, and an average of 913 deaths per day. November 15, 1918• WARNINGS FROM GERMANY, OCTOBER 16. DEMOCRACY AND LEAGUE

Wisdom is better than Weapons of War. - PROVE RBS. THE MESSAGE OF THE CHURCHES IN THE PRESENT WORLD CRISIS. --On- Tuesday I went to a Conference in_ the Lecture Hall, City Temple, on this vital subject. I was greatly disappointed. The chair Was taken by Mrs. Strickland, and Lady

48. The Gospel accounts of this and other incidents vary slightly. Some peoyle make such differences a reason for not believing they took place at all. But if you hear three rumours of a railway accident each mentioning a different place, that does not make you doubt it, surely?