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Bi'l ANDREW SOUTAR. .

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No- living novdiSi
Write sofun~MoMeQ '
and exciting a1',spm'tin'R '
story as 'Mr. ', And'rew
Soutar. and " 'In the.
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8ummoned men. and:he 8ummon9 t llem to4ay, to 10
He wants f1P!rltual
CAn more .surely'
the imaglqa_ i
·t ion and lire tJlC 8001 of youth. It JB only n.ec.eeaary .
to rA.1u a ba!ltll!. _.,oun d a noble ba ttle cry. an th<;:,
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youth· of tllt: world ,is renliy to 101low and lay doy"" .
its IlfoQ.Jf n eed be•. Doea t.he Cburch aqund t..hK n6tie P I'
Doe8 it. mako tlllg appe:l.l ?
it llve fi t?
How ottoo does a minlsiN' think he l.! ....ater .. p:l
81 devotional topic? How often J8' the Ohurch'a we/u l
ac.bIon etuJtlfl.ed' by .t.he proftteer In the pew! B~w
olt.sl do we k.oep dloooe 1lC(:llulte the truth would be
oople wllt? T.h!e Chul'Ch ..hould be ·prea.chJng and
Planning a revOI)llial of tbonght. and life , }[~w .
often we neg10ct the plamJing.!
Where :'\h... tho .

MA YOREsg Bald ahe appreelated the ~
of btwbig heell aalOOd to COlM on their .red letter
day. 8h6 'had been ~d bhe houee .and was sure
they woukt nil be «reatJy Iieaa6d at the -lPOOms
and their
It they wanted Jet.ranG men
and women in Epgland ther must .ootiD wHit t1Je
l oun ae.t chjIdren, CflpeCialJy tbo6e or tbe worldng
etaa.a. It wu a ,\;).:.J.:lr that eome ot the ch.lldren

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worn'en -to go out to work. but there were
t'boee whd
1I00d to- do it jn Order tD make both crwll
Not'Illng was ewr .Ite:rted without a true
etJtImat.e of Its C08t:I .and tl.cre had been UmM wlwJ

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' hey.twere
the wonrled
bank bad
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The
01 Education grant waa now received sn
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H.IaJ
said
Wtl,..e now gettina: n.
Town ~II 0 1 £100 .and tJl.a~ ....a ll
From the Boud o r Education.
. on t.De expenses. There /'WOuld
50 ~ cent. on the expeneea of
new boole, whIch were rather

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tbeJ .,a'tll'" In:.o.me would be .. up
boon
u atraJgflt ;ta they
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werre uuable to do what the, wQIlld lUre to for their
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One Col1ld _:.not ' lIpCak too. ltf,gbly or ' the
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yod: done In ' We IIa.W, and what it. WAIl
..-pl"(lJlOBed to do in the futlfN!. The Work could grow
;; in scope If .tJ\i 1neome'
arid' If 60me 01 tboee
in-eet>nt eoold t ll.eJp '
actdal w4X'k.u tbe
borne they wouldl do 'much .good by J'eOOl1llDeDding .tt
. to thea
811 an Institution worthy d J!lUpport.
MI.B AsHCROFT 'refer-rod to bbe IhTraIl beginnillga
mlule a't m 'and 225, Klng'JJ Road. and! dMQribect t.be
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daft. itl an adm!rable and wJtt,
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She Wll6 not in tnOllr 01 eoootlTagfng

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the vfsftonl atopped to te...
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In the first , these exelusive ,weekly articles
- Carp~nti~r r~fers inc a
mpst mterestmg way to
. hi~ 'forthco~'i,ng match
w,th our Br tJsh heavy:w~i~ht. ~: -Alp _~reat J~r ­
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,GEORGES! CARPENTIER.

DS A LAXATIVE!

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p eevish ch ild . . See
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bowela a:r.e 'Clogged

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napChuroh cannot! be e&1'ried ' out without oc:naloor- !
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meet thl. a gift day and j
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ouch ... lellild_ ""'<ling looter ""''''er, and
children
to wcwk. of mothers w~o f ound It ,necC88uy to.go

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conclUakln1:bout
0& IIV.in g
t-he
Ohu1'()h'8
Com "00 eit.Ullg
toWAge?
fnveaUg.ate
e .DiYorce Law and
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can IC
1000g ,hUabllnd lind tOO Churoh'. view. r-n .t he mort.h
or birth control? , T.beao are IIVLng,, 8UhjectA!. Youth
is ery~ng for j!:uidianoe. All 8.8POOt:I'of me caMot be
dl EoCUMOO 1:1 the ipulJJit, trot wha.t ,Ia to hinde-r the
writill,l!' or Pooke aeUbtg -forth the Chrlatlan
H&w lObS Eh:llJ we oontipucl'io oftIel' a wbone to thc&e
that beg for bread?
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last. W.!16Il 80 manJ ate aoeklns to attract youth b"
ehan~ng the form or Ottr ·aervJeea. But. If we pt.t . !~
t.tJO other thhurB ligbt devoU ..... will look . rter Itself. - to
And if we don't .. attractive ,. een'loea w':l1 8Omchow to
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3. Rthic.s.- Tbo ethical 'beaching ~t Ohrlstlanit.y Is
It. ~Jd:a.nce 111 tohe ,prl1(!tJcal aff.ak9 01 every·Jay Il(.e. ' ,-". --~.-"
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Tile appeal of GhrIst was ·to life and living.
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M;a, /Wamll and MiiIJI!I PaJ'll6 (toe
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, neotJon ~ith Ute nay N".It"86ry felt that Utat
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of & trtumph. 1They
UnSr
yean
'in the early da,.l or war and
now
to take in a numlSer oI
babies.

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I6cien1:aftc',: fP
wldcll IlndS no saMsfacur" :;r,~~~~~~:~:r~~.l ;"'.'::
in the Cllurc.h. Wli need new mlne-5kinB.

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Coleman. <the M.il!1&6ll SteveD8. More. I-dleatoo. Mz.

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.A:aboroft • .tllie Rev. Nash, ~. E. J. Norrie, MIM

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lmow~e? T~eoIOphy. · CQJtiJl~- . Science. -" aJ;ld

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gen9l'ation
"I'bel'ehya,.,
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ftltgion. W.hen will the Ohl.l:n:h . ~ that tdcnce1'.
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a'iready useful work 'bY , opening a Bablea'
at
008, :&lnS'.' ltoad, Only .aeve.u or .eight babies will
be .takeD' at first and, Owing .to .heavler (l1J')eI)8ea, tile
feel bopnd to.ask tor oven greater support
tih&ni they ihue J'ecelv.e'd' :f:n tl\e past. A.t too ' opetJ.
i.."lg ceremony. ,.;ajcb WQ6 'J)OI'tormed by t'hc Mayorellll
attemooo last. I week, a witt, UtlJc
the elU'ly de),. of tpe work ot tlut Eas;t.
;nay NUJ'aer)' wa'3 given PI MI. L. AJqlcrclt.
MJa& Mall'lJ'liAge
and tiler.e wore
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M«YOl'lElQl. M:rs. Jones and the Mlses

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realiee wJl.n.t Wngue we talk.
We &peak
languagoe than 'tbo man In th'e
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idea wh'ilt we mean by .. thc grace 01 'God,"
flaved." " Hol, Gboat." These worda llave no
In theJlUl8lvel!!l, the1 are almply transJatiOlllll
orlgbal Greek. Bl1t:they are k apslations Into
rum Ideas ot tile '!'e..ign ot Js:rnes I. The
the phrnaes. are vital. Wohy should they
to the l\MTOw tradltJon of a. religlooos y,

to·dllY we must nee the ,peech ot to-da,. '
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And to-day 'has new Idea, aa well a. new wor~a.
TlKl ¢ays are hapP"lr gone when tbe Chureb eet ,It.a
!tA ce a,galrist the a.dvaliCee of &eience, though Jt Is
still' paying tAle penalt.y for :lIaving <lone 1:0. But tf..o
Cl!urch has BtJII mUch to learn about wenee aM
the par.t dt:
In Ilthdum thought and IIfc.
BoYfi and
oowada.YB ofteJl know more about
ec:...noo than .tOOlr parente.
,have 108t tb.e acleo:l£.,
lata by OWl' former tieatpie.nt ot .sc1.,YDOe. Do DOt

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Reading Day Nursery Extends
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or t.he Tr!nfty, OT lthe
Commlr lion
through a tNstaken.,Jdea.. of what
Is 'mphied. 'l':tIey may JlltVe more pbllOaopffical dim·
CUitoies, .suoll a.8 the problem of ·the Qmniprrt:.ence
God
roelatdon wlt-h e vil, or
creatiOn
the world, or tohe thnelc8l!l exlat.ence of God.
many opeople <CAn
enou.gh
!'alae
but ju.et lack
power
60lve the.m! Here.
they TnIIy justly look .for .gUidance
the pulpIt,
and t·he dlscuSofJicfl drcJe . moo ..oould
pan 01
every church. Too often, I am jltrald,

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ctorahip of Mr. F. W. 'Harvey. New me mo
0'lr01le4 after ,too meetlne
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dilHcutt6ell
·1.bcse talk.
thin!!!, But
'aTlIt they
tI.ey might
may g~ shy
about
them J.n prIvate
ohtlroh tarftve:! )"e:l.1'6 wlthout lea rning why
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abo~t
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ahd knows more aboul
difllcilil.y
Atonement,
tile . mn~r history · of
~rvlce
ot
l london crimes .' than
find His
;tbe
think
.to
p""~'m.
a~Y ' other lawy~r . or det1~
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t~ctive, Mr, ~ Newton"s
be
thel 100~ in
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Life-Story W!lI create a
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oJlI new
new town • • ti-endcred
new county.
I mean
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t1lo Reading,
meeting aobCJll'll8ll!l8'_wct'e
by t.he

)'ounga 'olk
'olkns once a.Couldu',
m'nl,'or
g.j\'e
eerleaorofo'd
f;6rtno
year on wnat..we
do
ftmdamentally b(,lIeve-pe)'lbapJl taking the APC"fU.ea'
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prbressi ,that one out of !ever.y ten o f too men,
women .iuxI obHdral to 'be met- 4n the
and
by-way,101 .our '''''d .re in 80m. woy "eet.d by
diaea.se.
He asked hiB
to be
bceallse bhe
was not. .aJ.Wo3l1S
and witll
it'KlIvldua.J. The AlIiance or Honour Wall
only etar.ted by two )"'OlP11g men, 01 :whom ,hia roTlend, Mr.
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l .Kent., wi... OM . For m .. uy years t.lI1B 8ubJeot.. .01 .the
~ bklden J;OOu.rge ;bn.d been tabooed. but it wu now
beinor ta"en up by tile I churChea. clnemllB, tibeatrea.
and mutslc .!talls.
It twas .bemg .bro 8bt ' to t.be
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100000ron ooeaW!l:) of...4:b.e
to lJlatJooal
life and
Ilealblt. ' 11he work 01 .t,lhe Allianel of Honour wall
oonceJ '
thc 'cure. ot mw.
he advised
to 3.;.ecp cte:a:r 01 quacks. TOOy -were prima.rity
eernad
' wenr, n6t wit.h
ambulance at
.the t ' 'or
clift, wh€ft tIle.man bad
but.
.il&,bof)d a lienee at li:.be, top ot the .c::litr to stop. blm
failing, and that was
sort 01 work be w-anted
. ,tOOrn to jtnkc ]tart on. Tho meMage of their gnllant
mllUon <ff dead waB: .. B • .vJng given .tlhe VOly best,
our
for our feHows wt) @'a,)" ' .For all our eakoe.
tor
• .sake, lor bumanlty'& ea.k:e. fOl' Britain'lI
.bomea ~mob~' .c::a~ on!' It
, M.J'. K
T said othat m eeting oont.atned enC'llg'b
potentia
for pwlt)', whic1l. il leb k:lo8e, would

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1)lIt. do W6 mpjoo the ' best. or ,!'ililt vni have?
OUT' teaehUII end:ag'h .iPecinl"l.raiaing? Do we
our Jll1ddlc-aged .men and women enough?
actulli1lUltter 01
one
too 'much empbaslze Ute need -of growing 4n.tem .gence. Too :ma.ny tolk · in the church8llll
witJi
Ule Idea 'o f Ood .tJIBt they 11.14 wtlen t.1l.eJ were
fiv.e. Alld that 19 generally tbe idea
Jews
. nt
lla.d In iJlO yea.. 2000 lI.c. Surely the Old T
oug.ht. .to 'be taU,gbt lut, when ·t he orltkallacutty ·1&
developed , and not preecntejJ to i\ child at tts IRicst
age aa fhe IMoplrecJ and

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.Mr. S~ALLWOo.o aa'!d 'he widled to .givEr, just two
fi1:u.re~.
, Flrty.fivo .f:b<)uSIlfld rresh calleS of Ye~al
di..... .... 're.ted h tb. ~IO&JlI'iJ, Jut '''''r and .t
had J)6e 6ba~d by tbosc,who best knew,.the medica)

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of .thef,1nhOod or the country. t W'AII ~aulle 0
thi8
• eubject.
'gop lJftd
In .....
oj the ca .. , ,hat tho
avoided
hl"t;tl'",.
caned
Into the light.

will ..... \Vi'h ..v<iriJ
ito .."..,t... pm tel,. r
1. Education.- EduCl4ion Is. the k.ey ·t o moet
Il h;m-'-tII,.t
OOr l!OOial )\roblems. 1n religion Bonnd edueatiJn
" 'i11 do very much. It"l.I::t Jeaat. the good .beglMing
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"'Web •• the ),,1, 0' ..hl' .....n.. "I:h< ' ac' ·tha, wo
lose cllildren
.tl16)' \eave tDe s.untis!,. School may ire g'>,1.rl
mean that tlle cduc:.tlon
-adequatCI,
uP; it inny mean nhat U. 18 not all ·good as It might:
00. How It equId -be Improved is n 'special problem
for t.'duc.'ltlon.aLiat.. r can only make a few sugges·
Mans.. T.be teacJung 01 'c llildnm- Ja ..aa dil'6cult to do
well
it lUI
We' 'o u;ht A8 a Ohurch to
01 the
mobUioo our 'beRt minds ft!1r .thej
'yate.m and !CIl' the actual ' teaching. Ftanl.:I1.. the
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God. I wou"td make a tentaNve ~l)gFon. ICon.
l!'(>nLrate on
meeting of -the ·Sl:l'lda.y 8choql On
.a!u1- devote
ot-her to a
of
for ncxt
trtutual
'h elp IC8SOl!I.
snd
aoo..' prej:lllut.ion for
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cb:MJ ." Mr. Smallwood, WJIOSe nute wae well
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a member 01 fthe Uoose
Commonl lor
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Loulon
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hlm
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&CII'vice in the oa;usc 01 pUrity. Mr. Kent, one or
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CMlSC ' punt)', and m etud,Jng the question had
made 'h ln8eif a muter at It. aod
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abrueU ,wbklh tJ1ey-ltad all fiet their eyes, mlnda
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gather~tog~tohar men, and young men especIally ,
lor tho nobic 1)00'p<lI!e of malntaln'tls and extendIng
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acme ot ' .advantages and obUgatf01ls 01
pUrity QI life .and to 'IlQId Ih lgb, 101 the midst 01 vice.
the ~'mty anU Ibonour ot a JJ1.e ulllSuJlIed by
fm.,;nmit . 'HIC}' bad been to ld it. WAIl ~ avoided
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