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 1 7 |     Since the close of the Great War individuals, the different
 2 10|       horrors and new threats of war in the Near East. The conditions
 3 10|     immense theater of the World War, the old rivalries between
 4 11|          sad effects of the late War. Neither can those nations
 5 11|     tremendous sufferings of the War or failed to experience
 6 11|          is scarcely better than war itself, a condition which
 7 12|      must take cognizance of the war between the classes, a chronic
 8 12|     possessions. From this class war there result frequent interruptions
 9 13|       family fireside during the War and by the greatly increased
10 17|       churches, which during the War had been turned to profane
11 18|        evil results of the Great War, as they affect the spiritual
12 20|         belligerents of the late War. This peace, however, was
13 23|       your concupiscences, which war in your members?" (James
14 27|         show its head before the War and the terrible calamities
15 31|   tremendous struggle, the Great War, which unfortunately did
16 44|         the making impossible of war in the future. For the Church
17 46| increased since the close of the War, cannot but succeed in such
18 59|     upheaval caused by the Great War and of its political and