The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-01

/ know YOU cannot hrlp DIV Iffi
his loss deeply but IN his. converse
: ton during our comrddcship to-
I ccther i'm France. Harry told me that
you know 10 Whom 20 turn for com
/ fort in time OF sorrow pray that
Hc may bring peace 90 you and that
/ Won viii not forget The fact that
! Harry died for cumradc our
! Father had promised us q reunion
I'm the home. beyond this life. and
| YOU may well be proud OF your boy
Who lived nobly and died bravery In
! the performance of his duty
| NV poor words are all too few
90 express 40 you my sympathy In
! your sorrow hope you viii nc.
cept this letter in the spirit in
which il ia written. the spirit OF
! orrow for his loss. Of pride I'm his
achievements. and OF glory Ion The
beautiful act OF selfsacHfce that
caused hss death Greater love
hath no man than this, that a man
| las down his life for his friend -
This notable biz of literature hears
he signature of Harold y. Pana-
baker
Revising the National Anthem
Supcrncially. the war has not
caused a revival OF religion In Can
! tda The church services are
/ .CJrccly better attended than usual
R,cuits are not hunting up the
ministers. 10 order To talk about
I heir souls So iar as ] could learn,
/ rom con, crsaion with q number
| cirreymen and other church
/ togkcrs there Us no especial inter
ESQ i'm the problem OF Immortality
pparen among the soldiers They
arc "a dcbunair lo' aud NOT wearing
| hoil hearts upon their sleeves.
among tho left beh!nds, however,
| nd especially among the kin folk
NJ the dead pastors md "a deep and
ersonal interest boz the old, old
question of a life after death The
aeualty list seems 20 be- The tie
I Peat e binding canada anew to God
! hor fhe losses Of the war haye
reached into every community and
ato every circle over and over
i-uin Has .olI that Canada did
,o' catch hc real significance o.
ur war unfl the talr ot the dead
1 apean % appear in fhe papers ami
% bc nnounced from fhe pnlp.t-
While I WAS in Winnipeg Tho IA
lonA Council OF Women was in
rs sion con- SUNDAY afternoon they
held a service OF intefcessiou IN "a
heater and ! offended U ne oc-
aston was electric There We're no
addresses program of rfintra
ra}sr- had boon provided nta rse
or ne soldiers and sailors Tor me
prisoners and wounded ana those
who care f0r them for victory ana
/ Tor righteous peace for the har.
| Nest and for the women ar nome.
The hymns uns were Ml prayers.
These women W"f" oi 'tneda n'7
ana most pIotf's my 'v'
/ tor chm ire ana TOT iht lhNN'l ~
conception of their soN's mission
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| Earu1, engaged ln woman 'lu' HiH
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MAI "i''onuiheu' "' "Ou ''''
the King Is one OF the most signiii
cant sidolights upon the war. X re.
veals the new and democratic mood
OF the people who are giving or thelr
best TO the great cause As a com
meniary upon President wilson
address Of Apri :, It needs no
words In All the long years ana
( generations that Btiiishers have
been singing God Save the KING.
~ never occurred TO anybody 70 add
"A PRAYER for the men who serve
the king Now IL rs done insiinc-
lively and fervently. with no