Grave Problems

At Last the bloody chasm has been bridged. The war has really ended and firing must soon cease. The farmers ol the west and north have joined hands with the farmers of the south, solemnly covenanting together to forget the bitterness of the past and throw oif the curse of traditional sectionalism. The Christian manhood of America owes to the farmer a debt of gratitude for undertaking this divine work. We are confronted today with the gravest problems ever submitted to the human race for solution. It may be that the destiny of the world hangsupon the solution America will give to these problems. We feel even now the earth trembkng beneath our feet with the shock of the first battles of a world widn