. The War Cry . Orps e del suo instancabile servizio come Songster. L'autore dell'adjutant carter, redattore del WarCry, ha parlato di Mjstf della Y. P.S.-M.ROF la città. Lieutenant Houghtonuang la mia casa è lì. Lo staff-Capitano ha parlato della Scrittura, sia già pronto. Captain Fox of No, VTII. Corps sangwith effetto il solo, devo avere un cd a mano vuota? Mentre la gente vedeva i resti per il tempo perso la band giocataPromoted to Glory. Una processione si formò all'esterno della sala e, guidata dalla Band, procedeva al cimitero di DrooVside, dove si tenne il servizio di pnothereJiort. Tho tardi Sig.ra Jean Wharton wan S3anni di età, e -w

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. The War Cry . orps and of her untiring ser-vice as a Songster. Adjutant Carter, editor of the WarCry, spoke on Mjstf of the Y.P.S.-M.rof the city. Lieutenant Houghtonuang My Home Is There. The Staff-Captain spoke on the Scripture, Be yealso ready. Captain Fox of No, VTII. Corps sangwith effect the solo, Must I Empty-Hand cd Be? As the people viewed the remainsfor the lost time the Band playedPromoted to Glory. A procession formed up outside thehall and, led by the Band, proceededto DrooVside cemetery, where pnothereJiort service was held. Tho late Mrs. Jean Wharton wan S3years of age, and -was born in Salt-cofitE, Ayrshire, Scotland, where shewaa n Junior poldier. She came toCanada, about eleven yeats a&o, wasconverted and enrolled as a soldier ofthe No. 111. Corps in June, 1913. Bro-ther Wharton, tie bereaved hnaband, served overseas with His Bfajostys itecruitine; Sergeant Sister Mrs.Kacey stated that she had been on in-timate terms with Sister Wharton forover sis. years. V-hat iinpiesaesl her. The Y.P.S.-M. of the Winnipeg III, CorpsIs Called Home !o?s*£aYl^p^Teri^ Our Founder and the Young People There are, ve are sure, many hundreds of Young People ihraugh-ckC Canada West who were never privileged to Jwar or come incontact with The Armys Founder, the late General William Booth, tn orrfer that they might know wAut a deep und affectionate re-gard Re had for them, it if our intention to publish eevera. letterswhkh fltc* cxpMMMM* (a this interest* Theea letter* mere written bythe tato General over twenty years ago. Our present General ha*inherited from his revered father this (ore far the Young People, Truly, ho hsa them on hie heart. you about the Yeone; People. Youwill not easily tire of fee subject, Rvvrinteresting the Yeans; People andJuniors ate, especially your own. child-ren. Other pcoploi. are iateiTaSaff, too, if you c*dy get to know and carefor them. , I am sure titers la a precious raise, of spiritual wealth for The Army inthe youngjiteij, if we can only

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• bookcentury1900
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