. Inizio della guerra. Ho risposto ora che l'avevo sistemato, che darei verso l'alto e servivo Dio, se Hesaved me o no, e sbalordendo alla forma thepenitent sotto l'influenza ofliquor, gridò., a Dio per misericordia androse ai miei piedi un uomo sobrio, credendo che Dio aveva perdonato i miei peccati. La Myconversion era davvero un miracolo, anche i bambini sulla strada hanno funzionato su e giù piangendo, Connie è salvato! I miei amici volevano che mi unisse a thechurch, ma sentii, dopo aver pregato aboutit due o tre settimane, che Dio mi chiamava nell'esercito, così io diventai un soldato. Dopo che ero stato salvato quattro ^ o fiveda

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. The War Cry. start. I Answered Now I had settled it, that I would give upwrong and serve God, whether Hesaved me or not, and staggering to thepenitent form under the influence ofliquor, cried., to God for mercy androse to my feet a sober man, believingthat God had pardoned my sins. Myconversion was indeed a miracle, eventhe children on the street ran up anddown crying, Connie is saved ! My friends wanted me to join thechurch, but I felt, after praying aboutit two or three weeks, that God wascalling me into the Army, so I thereand then became a soldier. After I had been saved four ^ or fivedays, the Lord showed me that I shouldnot use tobacco. I tried to quit it bydegrees, but found I could not. On myway to meeting I threw my tobaccoaway and when I went home frommeeting I gathered all my pipes, tobac-co and everything belonging to it andmade a little bonfire of them. ThankGod, I have never wanted any since.I was asked to give my pipes to myfiends, as they wei-e good ones, but Isaid NO, I would not. LAYING THE FOUNDATION OF OUR BARRACKS AT DAWSON CITY (KLONDIKE). get my experience some six or sevenmonths after I was saved. I had al-ways made good wages, drink neverprevented me from working, but, likeothers, through drink I was in debt* Iwas doing my utmost to- pay up. Igot out of work and had nothing to fallback on, nor did I know where the foodfor my wife and children was comingfrom. Everything looked very dark. My wife and I were standing, in thekitchen one day, the tears runningdown our cheeks. I said we will kneeldown and tell it all to Jesus. Whileon our knees God gave me this preciouspromise, NO good thing will I with-hold from them that walk uprightly.We got up, put on our things, wentout trusting God and called at my brothers. He told me Mr. , a hotelkeeper, wanted to see me aboutsome work, but some of his shopmateshad said 1 had better not go there, itwas a trap laid for me to get me todrink. I looked at my wife and askedher what I should do. She said, Go.I

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