. Il grido di guerra. y Corps. Attesa andfatlli sono nt top notch. La pro-gramma disposte è come segue:- brigadiere generale e la sig.ra McLean, come-sisted dal capitano Coxi CitadelCorps. Staff-Captain e la Sig.ra Sims,assistita dal Mens personale sociale:SAN James. L'aiutante e la Sig.ra MCR-ritt: Winnipeg III. L'aiutante andMrs. Larsson: Scandinavian-Corps.Mentre la signora Pavone e io, come-sisted dal n. I. Boys Dam] a metà un'ISOLA PER INEBRIATES. (Continua da pagina 7.)battaglie nel paradiso perduto, per boul-ders di alt forme e siti scat arc-strate m molte direzioni. Molti aman, stando in piedi in mezzo a queste primevalconditions, h

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. The War Cry. y Corps. Expectation andfatlli are nt top notch. The pro-gramme arranged is as follows:— Brigadier and Mrs, McLean, as-sisted by Captain Coxi CitadelCorps. Staff-Captain and Mrs. Sims, assisted by the Mens Social Staff:St. James. Adjutant and Mrs. Mcr-ritt: Winnipeg III. Adjutant andMrs. Larsson: Scandinavian-Corps.While Mrs. Peacock and myself, as-sisted by the No. I. Boys Dam] mid AN ISLAND FOR INEBRIATES. (Continued from Page 7.)battles in Paradise Lost, for boul-ders of alt shapes and sites arc scat-tered m many directions. Many aman, standing amid these primevalconditions, has here heard the speak-ing ot the still small voice and dis-covered that he had a soul to save.The men arc employed, accordingto sitvuj-ih and capacity, in variousways. Cutting down trees, sawing ?ice, digging trenches, working in thecarpenters shop or.the smithy; har-vesting the grain, tilling thc soil, tending the cattle, looking after thehorses or. rabbits, bees, or poultry;building Colonists eottages, or. working in thebarn, the piggery, onpruning young fruit trees, or gath 1cring the quantities of apples, pearo, .strawberries, or cherries which arcyielded in abundance in due season.Crops of oats, rye, and barley, notto mention hects, turnips, radishes, cucumbers, , parsnips, cabbages, audpotatoes, all claim the time and at-tention of thc men. This sort of work, , amid all thenatural beauty of thc island, helpsto brighten and strengthen the. men, who find a great deal of social en-joyment in each others company;and the presence of the Officers, guiding, advising, and helping atevery turn, is a factor which makesfor the good of the Colonists amithe success of the enterprise, WAR FUND. Sis. Lev. ?2; Sis. Mrs. Gild3is.AJrs.Joiici, «>c; Bro. Ion »??:?>:! Wmm

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectsalvati
• bookyear1915