To the Editor of the "Norra-Cuia Dany News." nswcring an ingulty. about the—May I ask the privilege of
Patriots' letter published in. your issue of September 147, While not apparent from the text, the British have taken keen and' practical interest in the matter. "A member of the Privy Coun-has written. several personal letfers t these patriots, giving hearty Jencouragement. Post of Parliament, on seeing the rough Jéraft of this; themselves prepared se"similar call to prayer and. pubished it long before this Jeter ap-Penred.. "Av representative of one of the fine British patriotic organi-{zations had a hand in. formulating this: wording.
'Not only to, but British are re-sonding with' will In Manches-fern group, interested both in, this fetter and in the subject of "Na. tional Repentance', appointed date, June 26, to pray from 8 Dm. fo 2 am, and were planing mass meeting with a view to pfesenting a petition that. the King would appoint for the whole empire belay for prayer and, penitence, Tne "Wee Free" Presbyterians of Scotland have' already presented Beotland. "And from" Canada on, requesting such a day for
least one such petition has. gone both to the King and to the Gover-ror of Canada "And business men are more di erning. than. the clergy. In Al-horta,, Canada, "a manifesto. has been published, signed by a long ist of senior. busine They state that men are building for of Babel", and urge all men to repent and turn to God.
'May T also call "Eve's attention to the name of (Ars) Cornelia Rest Potts among the signatories. The. writer once had' the privi attending a most unique Jeussion. Certain women, 20 -many for whom are now pushing "Re schemes for the overthrow of our governments, "had. made consid ble progress with a plan to get large stm of money from the 'American' Congress for holding pacifist. meeting.. But. a. nim foot of. truchenrted' American women met and defeated them before the Committee of Foreign Affairs in' the House of Representatives. JAmong these. patriotic ladies were rs. Potts and the Editor of "The Woman Patriot" and other noble The letter has already been published in America by "The South-Churchman". the—'Toronto be", the Sun Times" "Mood Monthly"
her periodicals. Now that put ticity hax begun in China, the wi for would be pleased to forward to the Patriots names of any who would like to sign this request, and Wpuld suggest that praying' peo-
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.