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THAN KVKIHIA (ilKTS
The thonu* of Kev. l>uane Kail Car
ters sermon Sunday was gifts
and their use. The text was taken
from tin* sixth ve?se of Paul’s letter
to tin* Colossians: "As therefore ye re
ceived Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk
in him. rooted and huilded up in him.
and established in your faith.’’
“There aie comparatively few men.*’
said Kev. Carter, “who do not believe
in (lod, but then' is a large number of
men who believe in Jesus Christ only
as a man of richer and fuller endow
ment- of spiritual insight and power
than other men. however good they
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may be. Notwithstanding the varying
degree of belief which men have in
Jesus Christ, they all believe they
have received from him through his
1 influence and teaching certain things
which may properly be called gifts
Oik* of these gifts i.> keener sense oi
ju>tice in men’s relation one with an
other. Among the gifts received is a
nobler type of woman and the increas*
• d respect in which she is held by a
nobler type of men. The gifts which
men and women enjoy through tin
teaching of Jesus are so numerous
that they can not be counted.”
** I Jut it is not enough,” said Uev.
; Carter, ‘‘simply to receive the gifts;
they must be used or they will be lost.
There are too many believers in Jesus
Christ who are in the class where a
boy unwittingly placed his’ father
[ when he said he was a Christian hut
was not then working at it.”
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HUN DICED BILLION NOW
ESTIMATED AS WAU COST
TO Kl'KOPKAN COt'NTKIKS
LONDON. July 20— The actual
cost of the war to European belliger
ents was in excess of 8100.000.000.000.
represented by property destroyed,
losse< in investments abroad, depre
ciation of properties, and by pensions,
Edgar Cmmmond, English financier,
told the Bankers Institute at a recent
i et’ng here.
IB* fixed the following as the real
losses of the European Belligerents:
Germany £8.700.000,000; France,
£t>.2.70,000,000; The Cnited Kingdom.
£.7,200.000; Italy. £2,100.000,000; Bel- (
gium. £.7.70.0000.000.
To onlv two belligerent countries.
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i the United States and Japan, did the
war bring prosperity. Mr. Crammond
said, hut Spain. Holland. Switzerland.
Greece, and Scandinavia, also had
grown wealthier . He believed the “li
quid capital of the world, now distri
buted in centers which are unaccust
omed to the exercise of their new
powers.” would eventually again find
its chief outlet through London.
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“The wai has produced an extraor
dinary change in the economic rela
tions of the United States with Eur
ope,” lu* said. “Whereas, in 1014, Am
erica owed Hui ope £2,000,000,000 at
present Europe owes America £2,000,
000,000.
Assuming that the post-war pur
chasing power of the dollar was 70
per-cent of pre-war purchasing per
cent, Crammond said during the five
years there had been an actual in
crease in the national wealth of the
United States of approximately .”0
percent, and he estimated this wealth
now in ihe neighborhood of £70,000,
000,000 to £s0,000,000,000.
The national wealth of Japan, he
estimated, had been doubled by the
war.
On the basis of a post-war mark
valued at .*>0 percent of its pre-war
value he estimated (Jermany has lost,
apart from the indemnity, 2f> percent
of her national wealth, the whole of
her mercantile marine, all her colonial
possessions, ami practically the whole
of her investments abroad, if the fig
ures suggested at the Hythe conferen
ce £0.230.000,000, were fixed as the
(Ierman war indemnity he declared
tin* total losses of the (ierman people
arising out of the war would be equiv
alent to about £13.000,000,000 or one
half her national wealth.
“So far as the world as a whole is
concerned the prncipal loss is in the
fact that Europe is not yet ‘a going
concern’ ”, he continued, “but the un
derlying economic forces which made
her the great center of the world’s
commercial activities are still at work
ami will rapidly transform the econo
mic situation in Europe.”
He said the dominant eharncter‘st: •
of international trade in the next 10
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MILLION IN FISH TAKEN
FROM C ANADA WATERS
VANCOUVER, D. C., July 20—
From January first of this year fish
to the value of $1 ,.’100,000 were caught
in British Columbia waters. The hulk
of the catch was herring. Seventeen
varieties were taken in provincial wat
ers, including an octopus which netted
the fishermen $2,000.
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FILMS OF GERMAN MAKE
NOW TAKEN BY BRAZIL
RIO DE JANEIRO, July 20— Nor
th American moving pictures, which*
during the war period enjoyed a vir
tual monopoly in the Brazilian field,
are now encountering competition of
German made films. For the first time
since 1014, German films are being
used in local theatres.
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bad reputation than it is for his
children to live it down.
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Two and three ply roofing at
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Aluminum ware at Graefs.
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