The Newtown bee., 1894-06-29

EodSs4. sSJIliIht AroaS,sut $uloVb lafs. Inc bravery y otA AnerIAopylye LAe tacua ge of Waterloo, the streams of blood that flowed from Gettysburg is nothing to GlE1liill tn AIth fne l61ty ehI . Mls9A | tx women i'll this land in struggffHg 1dr bread. There are men il cur own com munity who are much brdyer than Napo- leun shten wiIh Schildrsn ahort- th ef1s
 nfef4 ffe4es st44efJifW And Kind datAalf NtaPo6 leon, men who will not leave their chil- dren to freeze and die in the cold, as Napoleqh {, Wqui ,,, wflilS he reTtifnes to the French revolution Guizot, brought out to be executed, as he was placed ,up- on tile block his,daughteri thEaWrherseif upon him, crying, "stfike5@ barbarians,
 you cannot strike my father unless
 thraugh' my heart. s.II believe greater heroism than this is exhibited by moth- CTS with their little tots around them as they spin the old wheel of the sewing machine or rub their knuckles bare on
 the old wash board In order to provide for them the bread won in this great eophict of life. Bravery, like that, sur
 basses the courage ever shown on the battle fielG.
 During the siege of Saragossa, Angus tina took lirgfreshments to the solders. Peerfng through the gates she discover ed they all were slailL-,sSnatching q
 match from an artillerylnan she touched | the fuse of 2G-pounder and discharged it at the enemy. Then, leaping upon lt | she swore she would not be taken aliV6 1 The soldiers who had retreated saw her | daring and returnipg opened another vol | ley and so that glorious victory was won
 Men teAngils Are, showing eges1 gfeatel courage than that. Have you ever beer where you knew not where your, .ne&l mOuthful was 'corning from? Have yoU
 ever been. hungryf l. do mot believe l there is man in this church tonight who has ever been placed'in such a posi- | tion but what he has had friend wil. | ling to give 1lifn half q loaf and more ii
 he required it. But ifgyou have, really been hungry and not having any aid | thentypR knDwl something of what it i'
 to have hunger gnawing away at you very 4ife's bload.I aI},be ieve sshe saddesi
 thing on earth is poverty with the skele ton of hunger marching around thu home, monarch of all he surveyed r.b. 1 A year ag0ttere was t5iack, >beastfy- horrible article distributed te'hufiian be Einzgl- IGast -lt in1he= stleat to the dog and they sniff at it and pass fthy,, wtsil, human beings deVoured its Knowing the, must eat it or dies> What is'this uneome lY substance? "It is" a mixture ',of pig weed, chaff and sweepings of the stable known as the hunger bread of Russia
 and this fs@what thousands of them at until aid came from this country ant other places. But not alone in Russi was this hunger felt. There is povert, and hunger te-ught in4 this lbeautifu land of the free. If were to describ | some, of the places l have visited, yo
 would laGcuse me rof4 eNaggeFation-l / few weeks ago wenb.to q place callea home, but which. could not be home It was merely d place of4existenee,a a one
 room cottage with evidences of povert
 in every corner. l spoke to the mothe
 and asked her why she did not go t
 church. She sad, "It's hard to go IchuretI.as IsSYer lsasiA days.e veEg. .We6k k fo thes a@Tfesle~ o4sess sizHs@sthg feeling C
 the people who go to church. My dres
 is not good enough and l cannot go an
 feel at home.' f-belieHe this is true, yt
 still that woman may wear winter robe dSn Nlierss the1s van sa ssos | bsies sras
 There is money and bread senoaghs
 l America, if it was properly distributed , for all. When men will amass forum
 s:t%o5ed 5d0 o6e odo te da% yo lsas, Hoq it take mighty hydraulic machine to break u
 itfIat .nn Ss 9fsgp RSaRd spread t thropgl 1 but ouf Yaht. IJ shot so much that g6l , is scarce as it is because men are afrai to open up their safes. Politics s-nt so much to blamefor4 hs ssaIQit 9f ssse in our land to-day. 1T fsSbecaus serneh wi not draw on their bank account and aga
 put their n0 mo FG"l1'iOp nnth0g of %F II
 'ssIgtg 5fe anerwhere tonight whoi Il tables nave creaked beneath the suppl
 of food and who have eaten so muC abfs sts f aa % BShfdI R fs. tfIey alFrrI5a the load herd tonight, While many had n
 Il a mouthful to eat. 1t may not be on u n acepuat oftthe wealth that Snsaal8 tla F no money. It may be like case sa yI in New York. "A boy worked all d. f8 and when he brought the money for h , Wbfb home.at might his fsdherstoeESsl q ? money, saying he, was going to bl bread. He did not return till Sundt I ihmorping and then fwthout either monf s For bread The m6heY,,was in the saldt I 1 keepers till and the :bread was in u t saloon keepers cupboard. He beat h $ That man ought hot to wait for "a du n geon in the lower world. He ;isf1ou . look through slats of iron instead of u 2 green blinds of a, dram shop. yH
 1s If you have beeni lazy and have q money dpnit, blame the pan who h
 worked and accumpntated wealth. Ha II you ever heard about the poor doctor tl BageeIona, Spain? This doetor, called, ! see a patient of his who had the chofer The people of the house met him wi y smiles. On entering he found the r n tient.dead and as he turned to leaXe tl Q people iumpka on him, took all the ne( ciHs alles tsais and RdafFs sh Sfwa l |. thToaE Flhg Hess thdht hh hddf Agesp DO h doctor was dead. Doctors lhay sson ' times be to blame for the death of tho if patients, but not always. There may r linen here who have 'sqdanderedh tht g money, 4ou may say; T have Y no f. ! lsay, don't find fault because someo It else has this faculty, ' YYou say you 1 not care to save money and that you ca : lnot save it for a. stormy. day. If y ! tcannot you had better make applicant { Ito the almshouse of our town. The 'ti may tbe afather here like Jacob, W q has been saved from poverty and wa q through the wisdom of a Joseph. so-Ia A terrible conflict is this battle II c ! hroaJ Nnnr y,ear ha op,y