Men in uniform are to be seen everywhere. These fellows are amongst the most cheerful and as they march through the streets, they are &n inspiring sight in their fine uniforms and with their smart appearance. The Church of Scotland Chaplains are busy amongst them, organizing concerts and amusements for them in their hours of recreation. Services are held in various camps throughout' the country often being conducted in the open air. When the men are allowed to select their own hymns it is of interest to note that nearly always the first demand is for "Rock of Ages" and this is invariably followed by the request for "Jesu Lover of My Soul"
When the Senior Chaplain was recently conducting morning worship in the open air, somewhere on the borders, and he asked the men to choose a hymn one of them asked for No. "so and so" which was "The Day Thou Gavest" As it was only then 9 ann, the Chaplain wisely suggested that perhaps that might be kept for the evening service. Unquestionably the men much appreciate the services on Sunday and the Chap-Jains have nothing but the highest of praise for Britain's soldiers.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.