NATIONAL IDEALS.
KEEP THE CRADLE FULL. MR, ROOSEVELT ON METHODISM. TRUE CITIZENSHIP. 1 > M TlLEGltirn—rtlESS association—coptbioht. (Roc. May 18, 10 p.m.) New York, May 18. Presidont Roosevelt, in welcoming at Washington the members of the General Conference 'of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, attributed tho great and peculiar role that Methodism bad played, in American national lifo to Methodism's essential democracy, and tho scopo it gave to individual initiative and independence. After emphasising tho importance of building up the spiritual and moral side of the national character, tho President eulogised women doing their full duty in relation to wifehood and motherhood, rearing plenty of hoalthy children.,/ They should- be devoted to high, ideals in everything constituting tho right type of family lifo, courage, Unselfishness and the other qualities of true' citizenship. ,
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 201, 19 May 1908, Page 7
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