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Identifier: war-cry-1913_06_07M (find matches)
Title: The War Cry
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Subjects: Salvationist
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eS andC^^ty, and conld be duplicated n*almost* e\ err city in the West.^■While wc*conversed in the En- WARRIORS liN HEAVEN. the writer one morning, saying that; thought his mother was ncarihf CASING FOR THE • > ^ SICK AND DYIKQ Pathetic Incident from the Montiul Metropole. Major Hay, writing of recent happenings in connection with lhe_ Bfothef Bullock, of SaiUt St& Marie The death summons came very jj^,g7 and wished to set ...-. ..--r suddenly for our comndc. Brother • . ^ ^j^ jhe clapped ..-, -- . , ,,, . , ,, -r Bullockf the side-drummer of Saull t.^h^rjoeetheTand exclaimed, Mens Soc-al Work at Montr^I, Ste. Marie Corps, but he ,vas quite Sf:^^;J^g*S to eIoT-°d ^- TSnt- ^^S P^lel: pared. He was only ,11 about ^^^^J^^. when we visited her, - tncident.- fouc days, but he had no fear. Hetold hb people he was ready to die,and his last words were, Take mydrum slicks away, my hands are toocold to hold them. ^ He was a quiet, unassuming lao,but very reliable, and could be de-
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ways a..-., - - til 6he passed away, we found nerthe same happy state. She gave her heart to God earlyin life, and was enrolled as a Soldierof The Salvation Array in 1890.Although at times she had a hardfighl, She kept going steadily tor-ward, hearing her cross from dayto day until the Master said: *Tt isenoueh, come up higher. She was buried on Sunday, May4th, and a large crowd tupncd outto pay their last respects to one whohnd lived so faithful and consistenta life in their midst. ■ The buildingwas pae)(cd, and a number could notjvain admittance. ElUDng the ser-vice a number of comrades testifiedto our sisters childlike faith in God, incident :- •Two poor men. who had beenstaying here for some time, vtnsuddenly taken sick, and as therewas no room Immediately in thehospital, we allowed them 10 occupytheir rooms at the Metropole, se-curing them mediea^ sciMue free.As, however, they were growmgworse, we finally sceured a place atthe liOEpital. *Tt was found that they weretolhsuftcr

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