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     CI-IARIDTTETOWN, CANADA MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1956 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     HE Ion; iourney from Nazareth to Bethlehem . . . 
     
     a new Star in the shy . . . heavenly music above 
     
     the hills of Judea . . . the flutter of angel wings 
     
     . . . the swift journeying of the Shepherds . . . 
     
     Mary and Joseph and the new-horn Child . . . f to 
     
    
   
   
    
     the coming of the Wise Men. with their gifts of gold, franltin- . 
     
     sense and myrrh. . . 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     From these inspiring things the Song of Christmas was 
     
     fashioned more than twenty centuries ago. The years have added  I 
     
     new notes of happiness. Carols and song upon the air . . .' can-1 T 
     
     dles gleaming into the night. . . secret whisperings and laughter, '  I 
     
     in the home . . . greetings going from friend to friend .. . deeds 
     
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     H No great symphony or composition can match the Song of 
     
     Christmas. It rises above the clattar and rear of the city; it   
     
     throhs through the scattered towniand hamlet; it sings through ii. 
     
     " the sunlit islands of the South: it permeates the trozen wastes l I 
     
     of the Northland. In ever-widening volume its strains-echo 
     
     ; around the world. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Before its magic the hosts of darkness take flight. It touches ' A g g 
     
     the slumbering chords of memory; it heals old hurts and scars; 7 
     
     it binds loved ones in a closer and deeper tie. There are no i  
     
     iriendless or forsaken within its sound: under its influence the 
     
     strong reach out to help the weak. Peace and love and Joy. these g 
     
    

    
     are its loudest notes. and they are for all men. For the Song of v'”  I 
     
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