The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-08
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tnlnu our duty and uss our endsav-
ers 10 stamp out the uquor evil"
Payers n mss
At the Church 81 cur Lady 81
Good Help. Rev. Father Prefontaine,
during mass. made special mention
af the president in che usual prayer
In behalf OF rulers. The same was
Gone by Father Thomas +. Brown -
the Church % the sacred Heart q
Jesus.
Rev Father S~ssre
Rev. Father swesre Of the Church
81 the Immaculate Conception, cor
uer 81 broadway and Madison strcel.
said this morning.
I cannot hnd words 10 express my
regret over eur presidents tcrrihls
misfortune. 1 cannot speak a ser
ulon which Niu NJ the occasion. 4
vas stunned and shocked a. the ter
rihle occurrunca. / viii Offer my
prayer Ter his recovery as I feel sufs
VIII al % my congregation. Ny
ovsn earnest supnlications ge UP that
hs mas recover and continue 10 hold
hla eminent place n state. A. cur
service we vii have only the regular
prayer fer the elk and afyitated. but
in our heart We Feel much more. Al
al Catholic churches throughout the
world prayers are being offered To-
day AR. Mckinley - . NOZZLE man.
one u the select % earth.
/ can find no words 60 d.
scribe the cawardly ASSASSIN
ard al I hope and pray tar e that
Mr. Mckinley VII stiii live % ru.a
the republic q the United states. /
can speak no more. I am overcome
with the shock - hls shooting AMI
the results which may snsus~
Rav. J. p D. li-ya
Rev. J. p. =. Llwyd. rector u s..
Marks church. thin morning devoted
most % his address = the awful oc=
currencs q Friday. Prayers we're
sald Tor the president and throuEh-
out his sermon REV. Mr. lIwvd tins
and again referred 20 the tie and
habits ~ NJ Mckinley
His address IN part VAS a. follows
Government has always been eE-
roaed 10 risk from discomfort and re-
beilion. The assassin.s knife o. bui
let has eesF made targets - the
greatest men. But this has been the
result u abuses q government act
Ing upon disseminated and rsbeIHout
minds. That In cur day. ana IN ms
presence % enlightened Institutions
such crimes could take place awak.
ems ruisst wing and asfonlshmaut. u
puts us more than ever upon the
uark q obedience 20 law and hfslify
70 nntinnat deals OF rixhteousneaa
and freedom.
PolieT Must chssgs
The policy must change Three
courses are open. fhs destruction %
auarc hisna ~ one swift authurHt OF
public vengeance. This from ths
American people IL impossible since
~ would - % lover ourselves % The
auarchistlc level - disregard Tor
Justice ard Tire power ~ Law Sec
ondiy, eternal surveillance. which IL
wanting IN thoroushuess as meth
"a % dealing with the subject. The
third and only possible policy is that
% expulsion for the sake ~ self pro-
lection. %0t a member ~ that or
vanizatiou should Be allowed an asy
Iutn on the shores ~ liberty until n
S willing % respect the principles on
which liberty rests. namely. right
ard justice. the nacrednese ~ ne
and the snborfination % the individ-
ual % the whole.
Our hearts turn In sympathy q
that bedside in a distant city. and
tits nation. This morning. offers one
mighty prayer that God vii prosper
human surgery In its efforts 70 heal.
Let our prayers rise and our sympa-
thisa 60 cut with power 20 the wo-
mans heart that lies bleeding close
~ our wounded president She needs
our prayers as much Or more than
ne"
ssoona Prssbytsrisn
Rev. VIM. A. Major, pastor Of the
second Presbyterian church, preach
81 this morning upon the subject,