New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-12
NON NORIS. DONNIE.


Lord God of Hosts, Who dost award
All gifts that make the nations stronB'
Who dost not leave the vctors SWORD
To rest with carna strength for long,
In this. our country's trlumph-hour,
BE Thine the kingdom and the power!
Thy gift. that courage freemen feel
Deep pulsing with their native breath;
And thine the hero's faithful zeal
For duty done, come life or death.
For all that makes a people free.
God OF our Fathers, thanks 10 Ihee'
For songs of hope the millions sing.
For union OF the palm and pine,
For manhood without priest or king.
Our regions of the Western star
Proclaim Thy promises afar
When at a mighty peoples door
Our brothers blood cried from the ground
Nc" Ner Justice SI,e III truth nor peace were found
We rose tn avengers oIS ior ri gan is is bind.
Soon rolls the battle-smoke away;
Soon mercy soOthes the stroke OF wrath;
The isles will happier sway
The sea-Wayes kiss the n Eon9Ier ss pain
Theodore c. Williams in Outlook.
THE Bozeman Mont) Chronicle" reports the fol-
lowing from Camp Smith. in that State:
Oficer-Now, remember. Ole. the password is
Fish"
LAY weel" replied Ole lay bane one fishermen
myself in Minesotey an tank skall remembar
And Ole made his way to the sentinel. who said:
who comes there?"
Won sucker" said Ole, in a loud tone Of voice
that showed that he knew his lesson we'll
Drill Sergeant-Now. then. Dyle. what is the
FIRST movement in "'bout face?"
Recruit-When the command Is given yez ad-
vance the face three inches to the
Drill sergeant-Right yez If all the min was
the lokes OF ye we'd soon have the best-drtlled
company on the grounds.
II seen,s imnossihe permanently 10 oyertake an
interesting misstatement after 1t gets into print:
setting ''The star-spangled Banner TO music. The
first fiction got into 'Harpers dagazne" years ago.
ane not that so
full a writer Colonel Watterson This is the
Published in the succeeding issue Of The Amer
lean, and elsewhere reprinted i went straight TO
the Holiday street Theatre in Baltimore, by
Charles Durang. an actor. whose brother Ferdi-
nand Durang. had set it to an old air. its produc-
ton the stage Of that theatre was the occasion
ever III was heard its eject was Electrical and
thenceforward II was universally accepted as the
The truth of the matter is easily given. With the
song on It's rst was no ms nn ne WROTE me-
words, but he selected the tune. This original
rang story cannot be supported from any docu-
ments of those days. The records show that the
the Holiday Street Theatre-(BaItimore American
"Syl Smith, an old farmer living Denver"
saws The Denver Times" came in the other day
to buy wheel for his daughter What style do
YOU want?' asked the dealer. Diamond frame.
bgosh.' was the reply. delivered with conscious
ness OF his OWE Importance. The dealer brought
one out and asked him how II suited him. is that
diamond frameY Yes. sir: hrst-class one
'Durn me Il ! don't beieve the dorter has got
things mixed little That green thing looks more
like an emerald. and 1t don't sparkle Bit He
went home disappointed
Meeting the Demand.-"The people are eager for
more news" said the man who posts the bulletins
for "El Heraldo."
Here" exclaimed the censor nervously; change
this baseball item to Congressional news and state
that there Is prospect of anarchy in the United
States unless the Senators can protect themselves
from violence the hands of Cincinnati. Cleveland
and other leading cties.-(Washington Star.
The largest Kitchen In the world is said to be In
the Partisan store the Bon Marche. which has four
one hundred quarts and the largest 1--WE hundred
Each OF the hfty roasting pans is big enough for
Ave hundred outlets When omelets are on the bill
OF fare. $500 eggs used at once. For cooking
alone sixty cooks and one hundred assistants are
always at the ranges.
An old woman aged ninety 1--WE has an estate OF
10 within the city limits OF Philadelphia
The city has cut streets through the estate on
maps. but 1t is generally understood that they will
lives. The house Is truly Colonial. and filed with
all sorts OF treasures OF china and old furniture
Ms. De Bonneville Keim. the mistress. has many
ihow scraps Of sllks from Martha washington's
gowns explaining that her mother and Lady Wash
ington employed the same dressmaker.--(Bosto
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