The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08


iu the annals of ths United States
From the moment when the whole
country Vas startled and shes ke1
- the attack uuan thn president.
COMPLICATIONS have bsen offered 10
Heaven that the lfe ef the ehlef ex-
esutiVe might b. saved 10 th@
churches = Seattle. in enmmau WITH
thousands ~ utaefa tbFaaEhaut th8
tinted states. services 90 pray =
we're hvld this morning rtradinr
eifh tbs Almighty that the awful
calamity whteh threatens the cnun-
Try might br hteftsd II almost al
tha churches touching references
effs made O. the tiamsisas nfe -
Use president ans frum fYera heart
vent ur the prayer that bla $50
might - spared
PfaTsf tot Me Rseevsty
AZ most - the churches u Seattle
tha maFnlaa service waa devoted 30
pfaY#5 for tbs lAiaf mHNisffafaH &C.
casrt}, and TITS eYsninE additional
duplication wNl ha Altered. T1als
morning.. when fha mlalatsfa u the
Different churches Hgpraer ha.f ths
taIiz whieh h brnsfn Fl ln the
tearta ~ thf people % Seattle. every
bead Waa bowed Ben reverence ard
from each supp .leaat went uu tha
cay fHr divine support
Rev W a spsieinR
At the tfuitsd tsrrahytrftsn church
Rev vs.. A sraidinF spoke this
morning long and earnestly IN tAe
subject ~ near the hearts 81 tan
American rsorie lie said ln part.
We aa nation stand today Ia the
8 fesenoe ~ at awful sorrow. and Il
well becomes those = ne who believe
that God rriFus 20 bow ourselves
very luw "a view ~ this mysterious
Providence. The bullet - the aaaas.
ain vac nut aimed 81 the heart u
Mr. Mckinley 80 much as 81 wUs ct
the heart - the nation The prinri-
pie " liberty has caused tho nation
O. nestle Ia It's own bosom the ven.
cmous saYpsnt that would sting the
nation - itn death This il no Tins
f1r vituprratlan Or fault audlnK =
would better be day - action tn
FIRST act should be 90 make some las
OF congress O. protect The person of
the CHIEF executive. Tho next al
should make nuhrr hisai uftarnnreH
tha crime - treason death An.
ether aet should destroy the nesting
place ~ the anarchist the American
saloon.
God viii Continue
Brethren. Cod WI continue t.
Judge the nation by terrible thiuna
Oh riahisausnesH Until liberty loving
Americans speak their minds. east
their ballots and direct their enerRiss
and revise their laws IN NJ inter
sHtF Of riHhtrousussa. gobrtaly. truth
and national preservation.
let Ne haw very low eoufosaink
our sins ~ a nation and pray 8od
O. De mereiful 20 spare the ne OF
our PRESIDENT"
A. Tsmpts de hirseh
At the last meeting - the Temple
fe fIlrsch before moving into the
new church on Haylstou avenue and
Madison street. tho occasion WIS
made memorable by a touching au-
peal To tho Ruler - Men 90 spare the
life Of the wounded president Rabbi
Theodore T. Joseph. in charge of
the temple, pronounced a prayer ho-
fore reading the service for the de-
parted. The invocation ia oauohed
lu expressive terms - GRIEF and a0r-
row and Divine Providence ia luvok-
"a 50 that the bullet On tho assassin
may not have its intended egect.
Rabbi Joseph'a PRAYER IN full n an
follows:
with Broken Hosrts
with bowed heads and broken
hearts We approach Thy sacred
shrine, o Thou Divine Physician. 20
place before Thee our inmost Friof
and sorrow over the national ealnm-
lty that has befallen us. We do not
know WIZ a. periodic intervals,
whom Industrial helds are yerdant
and national prosperity H. general.
psals Of thunder should crash AMI
strokes Of lightning should fash and
with startling audiences disturb
cur sweet security We do not know
why this should happen, but Thou
kupWeHt Thou kuoWeeI.
Safely Pass from Danger
And at this moment we pour out
our purest prayer that he who
stands 40 high IN our admiration
and affection. may safely pasp
through the portals ~ danger 4
time like this hath need OF him We
cannot spare him. We cannot spare
bis loyal citizenship and hia manly
yainr. We cannot spare his splendid
courage and superb patriotism. We
cannot spare his masterly atatsornf.
and mRtchloas leadership. Hear our
prayer. Hear n peoples auppioa-
ton that goes out 20 and for tho ar.
nlcted one from tho East and from
the West, from the North and from