A further resolution was to the following effect:—Resolved—that the Nati Council of Congregational Churshes most heartily commend the suggestion of M. Briand, French Minister lof Foreign Affairs, that France and the United States engage to renounce and outlaw war as an rament of national policy in the of disputes between them, land be it further Resolved—that we urge upon cur government and the people of the United States strong: support for this notable indication of the new spirit international policy, and be it further—Resolved—that we suggest to the About his letters to his' mother, i che beauty of the trees under ing the "hereby-jeebies" and tholis conducted through the American state the feasibility of inviting. all and. they compare happy Mrs. [nig charge, and has come to the Cuban "danson," which are advocate Board of Commissioners for Foreign other nations to consider, similar Lindbergh "with Mame. e fneree, a one nest is a sop- [ed ae substitutes for the Charleston Missions. engagements by treaty,-as the most Nuhgesser, waiting sadly in her {somelision that the Bnet 2 She and. the
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