The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-03
ELkS' LODGE
OF SORROW

been identified as uncompromising foes of that
notorious ring that had. unopposed, io'irishcd
for over quarter Of u century.
Richard Bustecd carried sunshine where c'cr hc
went. He had merry laugh and Ihtsomc
word Of cheer for all who stood in need of II.
Yet no man In this community stood in greater
need of cheer than Richard Busccd himself. for
lc was the subject OF the most unusual and cN.
tiaortlinary misfoituncs Wien but a gtricnt ;'t
Columbia college he was compelled TO abandon
his books TO go and seek Tor health in Europe
l. YOU were conycrsant with tile life VI a man
who had not known the blessing of day free
from physical pain IN twenty wears, yci during
that time had acquired an education and pro-
fession had achieved distinction among lis cc'
workers and had done much To purify tue c,tC
life in which his early wears were spent. would
you not declare that such man had within him
all the elements Of greatness? We, such man
was Richard Bustecd and amidst IL all h" found
time To forget his own iHisorcs in smoothing the
iurowcd brow OF others.
I JUDGE GuNSrER.
Regarding the death of Hon +. W. Guns'cr.
| almost feel ii | sloid not speak The
shock cccascned by his death was felt too gcn,r-
ally to need iccounting Wherever sterling man
hood profound scholarship judicial integrity and
ihvaluab, contributions to the gigantic scicn,c
VI. ~" wy "pP'r'!'''' ,'''e "'' WV WV
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Won iP' 'he 4ic''' anu 'n'' so"o III "' P'o'VH
sion. yet in his simplicity he never in.,liH"d
that lie held place IN the front rank with the
greatest and the best. The Divine tongue Itself
has told lis Blessed are the mercful ioi they
slall obtain mercy surrr. then. o"crIiowinr
n'"Ht n,'N' oeeh ''t h'''>"' w "''''H u'''" '".
Exalted Ruler OF the rnige,sc, for hc. among
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Of observation. either ns :, man a s,n,in. a
citizen or u Judge. is task worthy OF tn.
nblrst cuugi,t. | stand upon the outward cdgr
oi his at,aihnlents, and glancins over their vast
eNp''"c' to my desire to at least attempt a
hitting trib"te needs must answer ,cni bono.
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mis- was , man
Surely the loss Of such brother meml els u. 1
have ,nentioned would leave the riches, ,o,i-
minity poor indeed; and this lodge oi a truth
feels the void keenlv
we realize mat We may proht much ny p'ar'hs
lheir lves before us is an example, ANA We wish
~ 'rs'i'! ~ ou' earnest , ut'ht 10 S'IN' ''oac @
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In ,hn cx,,nss;on - n,,r .,,rov fr ,,,, o.,,r,-
ed brothers we ,nn on,y echo the word, Of tn.
i,l,,trious Blaine: let II, hone thev heard IN
The silence of the rccrdng world the .omd of
the waves breaking on the farther shore and Iclt
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NOTES u'eh away chairman jennings
S'elpeo FORWARD ana saio: i-adleS
ana gentlemen IL Is my rieasln" uuly
~ H"" present L" you gentleman
WI" stands nigh in our order. and one
Mhoill YOU VIII an pe p'ehs'u 10 near.
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SCRIPT ana WIN lerN"r ana hu"hc!
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