Has Christianity, swathed as it is in half-decayed beliefs, any longer power to help us?
Yet whatever else in the Christian system is breaking down, the Christian idea of a common fellowship of man holds the field as never before.

And both the Christian idea and common sense tell us that till there is again some sort of international life in Europe, Europe will be unsound and her wounds unhealed.

We call it impossible.

But the good man, the just man, the merciful man is still among us, and-- "What he wills, he does; and does so much That proof is called impossibility." MARY A.WARD.
APPENDIX[14] A CHART OR DIAGRAM OF THE WAR PROM JANUARY, 1916, TO THE ARMISTICE, WITH AN EXPLANATION [14] As I have already stated, in a footnote, I owe permission to publish this small reproduction of an interesting and unique document to the kindness of Lieut.-General the Hon.

Sir Herbert Lawrence, K.C.B., etc., Chief of the General Staff.
APPENDIX EXPLANATION OF CHART[15] [15] [My readers will be as grateful as I am to Captain W.O.