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W.C.T.U. NOTES

111a law oi sellmteetion is the ' first and primary lam o! civilised society. Law is tor the protection conservation and extension oi right things, oi right conduct, not ior the protection oil evil and wrongdoing. The state must in its legislative truth and protect and promote right conditions and right conduct. This it will accomplish not by any toleration of evils, not by ﬂltqnpt- ing to throw around the evil the shield oi law; nor by any attempt to license the evil. This is the first and most important iunctlon in the legislation oi the modern state. The prohibition oi the li- quor traific, except for medical and mechanical purposes. thus be- comes the new evengel ior the saiety and redemption oi the peo-

moral curse oi the saloon. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. (rem an address at Springfield, Illinois, i854

M! RESPONSIBILITY

“As an individual in God's great world I have a responsibility to God and to my fellow men. This responsibility relates not only to myseli individually but to my neighbours, my community, my state. my nation, and to the world itself. In the discharge oi my duties and obligations the iirst necessity that confronts me is to bring my own spirit and liio. in accord with the will oi God. Hav- ing done this, I arn then prepared to undertake the responsibilities which are mine in connection with my relationships to my fellow men."

A CHRISTIAN Is a mind through which Christ thinks. Is a heart through which Christ lives.

Is a voice through which Christ speaks.

Is a hand through which Christ helps.

—-Selected.

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BULLETS BEFORE BEER

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In the British House o! Com- mons, not so long ago. there was criticism of the fact that in Cairo in April, i943. there was no beer supplied to the troops, and the sup- porters oi the liquor trade want- ed to know Just why this was so The answer came very promptly. The shortage was due to orders by General Montgomery that. until there were plenty oi bombs and bullets, there would be no carri- age of beer to increase the short- age of bombs and bullets. Mont- gomery is a soldier first oi all. and the material most necess y for the winning oi battles must have right oi way.

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-around the globe in observance of the anniversary oi his arrival in Japan. Ordinarily the relic is kept in Rome. St. Francis w_as a native

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, mono, is mine as a trust! l belong to God and so does my money. I can spend iiity cents to purchase the labor oi another ior one hour. When I give to His work iiity cents. I am giving the equival- ent oi one hour of labor to Him.

This money may be utilized ior the Kingdom many miles from me, but Iii I pay for that service I am serving Him and His Kingdom ior one hour. I must set aside a por- tion of my income for the work oi the Kingdom. God is counting on my help.

I recognize that strong drink is one of the most blighting influ- ences that lie in wait for the young. Therefore it is my duty to spread abroad the certain and proved-by- experlence iniormation about the dangers of the social glass oi wine and the intoxicating cocktail. My money can preach this gospel oi total abstinence lax and wide ii given to an organization ior this special purpose.

Am l doing my iuli duty to the W.C.'I‘.U.?

Do you want to serve the cause oi temperance, hy your money when you are no longer here to serve in person?

Have you remembered the W.C. T.U. in your will?

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retoited Peter.

"No," declared Striped -Ohip- munk. "I said I sleep through the coldest weather, not all‘ winter. -"What do you suppose I worked so hard for last fall. storing away food, if I was going to sleep all the time all winter?"

"I hadn't thought of that," re- plied Peter.

"Which makes you just like a lot oi other people," said Striped Chipmunk.

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" v uaunm. mid. lifdaggms- ‘to: °' simm- > A pilgrimage v nan er n“; no N“ V’ 3)‘ stopped briefly at this world air oNmno G ,.

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The relic — the Saint's right

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__._i_.______________ the only sensible thing to do. We Chipmunks iound that out a long time ago. Asleep we don't know anything about the cold. it doesn't bother us at all. No. llr. we don't care how cold it ls, be- cause we don't know. We sleep so soundly that nothing disturbs us, and that is the sensible thing to do. ii you ask me," declared Striped Chipmunk. Then, because he was feeling so good. he sang again. Anyway, he meant itfor singing, and ii it wasn't truly a song. it had the ioyiul feeling oi one. Every one who heard it -felt better for hearing it.

Peter s oi: his head. "I can't understan anybody! being will- ing to sleep all the time all winter and not know anything at all about what is going on." said he.

"Who says I sleep all the time all winter?" demanded Striped Chipmunk.

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"That you take things for grant- ed, and don't take the trouble to iind out ii they really are as you think they are or have heard they are." rotor-ted the pretty little Squirrel with the striped coat and the bright eyes.

"Johnny Chuck aleeps all the time. 5o does Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse. So, oi course. i supposed you do," said Peter. "What have they" to do with me’! Why should I do as they do, Just because they do it?" Striped Chip- munk asked promptly.

Qhcourse. Peter didn't know, and said so. “If you don't sleep all tho time, whet do you do?" he de- manded to know.

"list, take nape, stretch my legs now and then by coming up to peek outside. perhaps even com- ing outside just far enough and long enough to realize what sen- sible folks we Olslpmunks are in the way we live in comfort while other folks are cold and hungry." explained ltriped Chipmunk.

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