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boys VIM Throw Snowbalis. and That
settles O..
From The Chtcaeo Inter Ocean

so long as we have snow and 50 long ss
We have boys We will have snow balls. said
Justice SABBATH yesterday. after having heard
testimony against Fred SarsnSky. IA y.srs
old. Il don't care how much you pi,pisb
boys" he continued, they VIII throw Snow
balls 1T persons on the str",t Ii seems
that they cannot resist the trmpfsfIon {"
fred lives at $50 Latin street lie and a
number OF companions, IL H. charged. found
az PEDESTRIANS near his home The boy de-
MED having thrown any sn0wballs.
l Just came IRON sunday school, pleaded
the prisoner, and didn't have "A chanCs ,o
throw any
But u you had had a chan7e you would
wouldn't your '
The boy nodded HIS head in the Affirmative
mo was permitted TO 90 with q warning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
his ruling Passion.

TTVW no VHT-WV|
With great presence Of mind the bare
footed and F~ali-c.ad yonnS " ,bn Ps0kf away
rrfn eim Hhack into the burning building at the
ri-k OF his life. - .co,,hed b,,, o..
unphant ..nora
oh Harold" they exclaimed Why did
You 90 van suppose Id miss such a chance
a. thisi% he asked. planting tne m'uumen
In the nov. adjusting anu As . SNAP
sbot OF be Gre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16
QUESTIONS AND W RS.

Kindly give me the name Of the suIhor. Of the
old Irish ballad. The Dying Soldier As iar as !
can remembe two lines OF the chorus run as follows;
Then srasplng his little cruiskeen,
lie drank TO his Island 50 green"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16

Win you kindly explain-if possible-the mean
Ing Of the title Of Mr.. Gilbert Parker's recent novel
the Right OF Way" ! have yet 10 md a satis-
factory explanation OF Il. CIRCLE.
An Intelligent person. who has read the book.
says he cannot see any reason for the name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16

I. Please give me the names OF the. enclyco-
pH Has In German. French, italian and Spanish
watch correspond. In those four countries, 70 The
Rncyclopr la Britannica" 2. Please tell me
where ] can nnd a consistent rule governing the
pronunciation OF mai c In French words, such as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-02-16

j. Meyers honVersauons fAikoh OF nToch-
hauss Konverss'ions Lexicon; Larousse's Grand
Dictionnsire Universal. or La Grancc tncy-
clope lie: Bocrardo's Is the Italian cyriopadia;
we 10 not know the Spanish cyclope tia. 2.
According to LarouSse. hnAl Is pronounced always
except 10 certain cases: some Of the exceptions
he gives, others he suggests. We don't believe
that q complete rule has been formulated.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
MISCELLANE EOUS.

Hin With INTRODUCTION by Rear ADMIRAL George
5qgsnS % Beiknap . n; Ii . D. Se'ireo'' S'0 p'
The stories Of the exploits Of soms vessels . s9n
spicuous in the War OF the Revolution, the Civil
War. and the Spansh-American War
LORD CURZON IN INDIA-Isas-1s03 BY r. Caldwell
Upset 12mo. pp. 14s- U-ondon; r A Everett &
sketch the work Of the English viceroy.
CHINESE HEROES. BY Isaac Taylor Feadland- 12Tno,
pp. 24s. (Eaton & MainsJ
Sketches Of the conversion and rubsequent martyr
dom Of some Chinese Christians in the recent Boxer
uprising illustrated with reproductions OF photo
s NJ svo. pp- a. Hartford Conn: Hartford
Sketches of some foreign mission workers and
districts
THE FIRST NEW YORK GINooLN CAVALRY. FROM
sL arR51 10 1851 TO July 1s65: By VI TilHaIn lam n n
Association Lieutenant NJ. Valentine. Treasurer No
2o2 Washinston-st)
record Of achievements OF a volunteer cavalry
regiment Of the Civil War.
PROVERBS BY John H. Bechtel. 16mo pp. 2oI
philadelphia: The Penn Publishing Company
tabulated collection Of sayings
ISN'T IT so? By Nettie seeley Murphy Illustrated By
ptncott Company
Pithy cynicisnns on the foibes OF modern men
THE HARVARD UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE 1902 1908.
12no. DO xvi 7se Cambridge Published by the
CAN TEIEPATTzY At EXPLAIN? Results Psyohcal Re
90, P, Putnani's sons5 '''
study of the phenomena spirftuaIsrn-
ECCLESLAsT'ICAL RECORDS STATE OF NEw-TORK.
Published by the State under Supervision OF Hugh
Hastings. State Historian. Two Volumes. svo.
ID xxxv; xviii. 1.442 (Albany: James B. Lyon
TE7I75nBooS 73,5o OF NURSING By. Clara weeks-shaw-
limo, pp Ss7 ID. Appleton & Coz
Third edition of a suggestions the
amateur ana the professional
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
JUVENILE.

7zE STORY OF TRIsTRAM By Dr.. ESTaTd Brpsss' 2sa
NJ 12mo pp. 3S4 Qhiladelphia; the rem fuo-
fishing Company
The Arthuran legend retold, with an appendix CIV
ing WaSner's opeTatic synopsis
-zyr C70Rv OF THE FAERIE QUEEN5 Edited by Dr.
edward Brooks, A M IZIno pp 71'' -
-be Penn Publishing Company
Sponsors aIlegoricai poem reduced 70 Prose - .
--zJ ~ sFITNCzToN AT VALLEY FORCE: By W sest seot
Wiz TIustrated F A. Carter LIMO pp- SoS
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--r-r. WORLD BEFORE ETM- By HoTauo Asssrr lr
5o,,o pu 3ss. philadelphia The Eenn FuDisiiS
Company .pus -. v5r.,~
-ha .xne-ences O a boy who through tne FilIa-.S
srenfather his tnherftance ano As e"HI-
oa,,a5 20 make a way for himself
- -Zor-1r. sHrPBUu.DER By Sophie SWEET Hns-
.SI1hia: The Penn Publishing Company
n~4-AT nsArD OF OLD VIRGINIA BY Lacy Eos
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A story girls ,,----...- ~ IA.
SWEET Pss By Julie " LDprss171n-, be % Penn
waugh. limo. pp.
PubIshinx Company ,,.., -. -.-t
- &C., Of the fortunes Of lite oAsh siIL
poTry PRENTTsS BY Etzaoeth ~ Ln9ntn 9oa
III 1s frustrated Ida Waug- 1<-,o. ~, ~ 49,
Goa1o-z itahss- The Penn Publishing CornpAns'I
" x N--s-S puyMEs OF OLD AND NEW LIMEs'
RO1.l-1Clh@T Einrhau Illustrated ny ;: a. 1aineson-
i9no no s4 CIenry A. DicSeril@-' ~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
HISTORY.

AMERICA IN ITS RELATION TO THE GREAT
r-oSCIIS HISTORY BY William Justin Mann
4S-no m xvii 815 C3oston: Little Brown 6 CO.
history OF THE MIDDLE AGES By Dana
Carleton Munro. 12rno PIP XII 242 ID Appieion
Coz
In the '"Twentieth Century Text Books series
-1nbaaiznE the civilizing Influences OF the Chris
ts1 Csburcb the value OF the Byzantine and AraolG
cvflizations and the life of the people OF neosVaI
GENERAL, HISTORY WAY MARKS, By Charles
T5oTer Ph D. I2no. pp. 1873 philadelphia; J. B.
Lippincott Company ,
+sr4 hook designed for with larger histories
-snred in terse paragraphs giving important esen.s
Under significant headings, 10 impress the mann iae's
the ind o. the student
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
THE CHILDREN'S BIBLE.
An Excellent and Vel Illustrated
Compilation.

TEE BIBLE FOR CHILDREN. Arranged from
The King James Version. With Preface by
the Rev. Francis Brown. D. D, Davenport Pro-
fessoT 9[ Hs9re% Teoo4s ana CSgn%1e Languages in
And Introduction by the Right Rev. Henry
Twen1y-four FTiIpage Illustrations rom the he
Old Masters Quarto. pp. xiv. 475 The Cen
fury Company.
The text Of this volume has been compiled BY
Mrs Joseph B. Glider with a view to presenting
not book Of diluted Bible stories. but the Bible
Itself so cut down as TO omit passages that fail
- appeal 10 child's interest or are unfit for
immature reading The narratives Of the old
testament have been subjected to some rear
rsueenent for the sake Of chronological Sc
ouence, and the life Of Christ has been set forth
in q continuous narrative from the four gospels
wherever possible repetition has been avoided
The prophets must needs suffer considerably IN
such abridgement- jeremiah. for instance is
given three pages. OF the minor prophets only
Jonah Zechariah and Malachi were found to
meet the requirements Of the scheme. Forty
three psalms are presented. The last chapter
NJ Ecciesiastes is given in part as one of the
poetical books under the title "Remsmber Thy
creator" AS to the books. indeed. no restriction
has been felt in making changes. The number Of
books of the Old Testament is a third and those
Of the New less than a fifth, Of the original
CHAPTER division shows the same freedom The
COMPILER has faced her. task canI6ly and is
justified in the result. If. the preface sug-
Ees1s the book is desired TO serve ''chfld's
own reading book as well as q book 10 read
aloud 10 children. il might have been well 10
have taken similar liberty with the spelling
in the King James version, and to have followed
the text Of the American commissioners Of the
revision committee, published last year.
The presswork Of the volume is all that could
be desired. It is bound in a staid dark green,
with dignifed but cheerful design in red, and
red IS used throughout for initial letters and the
top line OF the page The type is Of good size
and clear, and is set in two columns. The par
agraphing is judiciously done, and, Of course.
the TOO usual verse arrangement and the still
more trying intrusion OF cabalistic reference
signs are absent Only the dialogues in Job, the
Psalms. Proverbs, the selection from Ecclesi-
astes, and such passages David's lament
over Jonathan, are set in verse. Conventional
head and tail pieces, initial letters and border
for the title page add 10 the freshness Of treat
ment. Reproductions Of paintings by Rubens.
Raphael. MuriIlo, Rembrandt, Van Dyck and
others are printed in soft browns. Children are
10 be congratulated on having such Bible, and
their elders Will not fail TO be charmed with a
book engagingly made
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
BIOGRAPHY.

..BRoTHER BEN" The story OF a ConsecTated Life
By George ". King. Pm d l2rno Pp 81 't1atoh
Mains3
a sketch OF the life Of Methodist layman
ROCHESTER AND OTHER LITERARY RAKEs OF
THE Court OF CHARLES II With Some Ac-
counts OF Their Surroundings. By the author or
-.-rbe Life Of Sir Kenem Digby. etc WITH poT-
traits svo DID. X, 332. CDongmans Green & Coz
REcoIIECTIoNS OF \ DIPLOMATIsT- By the Right
Hon Sir Horace humboldt Bart. G g b. e. 9 M
{; sn Two Volumes. pp- VII. 3oS 3SS. d1ons-
mans. Green & Coz.
"reminiscences Of men and matters abroad
MoIIERE By Leon H Vincent limo. pp- 2SS
(Ioughton. Gifiin & COD
A sketch Of Of the dranatist. with ac-
commits or work an actor and writer
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
POETRY.

PRoTHALANIoN: EPITHALAMIoN. Written by Ed
mund Spencer svo. pp, -. CIoughton. Mfrin
& Coz
Illustrated by Edwin H. BIashneld
SONGS IN THE NIGHT. BY A Parke Burgess D. D.
12nc, pp Vi. 112. wv c. & F. D. Burgess)
SONGS FROM EDGEwoOD. By Stephen Henry Thay.r.
12uo. pp. * 1Te. &C. P. Putnam sons)
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
RELIGIOUS.

FOUR PRINCES: OR. THE GROWTH Of A KINGDOM.
By James B, scherer. Phi D 12no PIP 2Ts- CPhila-
delphia: J. 3 Lppincott Company
Sketches OF the lives and influence OF four men
Paul Constantine Bernard and Martin Luther-cor-
spicuous in development Christian Church
THE DEATH OF CHRIST. BY James Denny, D. D.
12mo, pp. xix. S34- "a. C. Armstrong 4 SOM
A study Of the death Of Christ with relation 20
It's value in the teachings OF the New Testament. It's
Interpretation by the early Church and its theological
importance.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
NATURE STUDY.

THE SILVA OF NORTH AMERICA By Charles Sprsgue
Sargent. Illustrated with figures analyses drawn
from nature by Charles Edward Faxon. Supplement.
Vols. XIII and XIV. Folio. pp viii 1s4; 152
CHoughtou, hIffiin
Supplementary volumes, considering arborsscent
species omitted IN the previous volumes. and
plettng the description Of native North
America
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
MUSIC.

THE OXFORD HISTORY OF MUSIC Volume " By
Frowde.l
The Age Of Bach and Handel Is considered IN
this volume with chapters discussing the state OF
music Italy Germany, France and England in
the eighteenth century
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

series Of PhfoIogy and Literatu-- published os 'hs
University Of Pennsylvania.
LITERARY VALUES AND OTHER PAPERS By Sonn
Burroughs limo, 256- Caougnton. Miffin & C0'
A collection Of essays on literary topics.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
FICTION.

-tzE NEW IsRAELITE: Or RABBI sFALoM ON
rFJF; SHORES OF THE BLACK SEA l2ro PIP
les I0ndon: Simpkiu, Marshall Hamilton. Kent
& Co LimitedD
4 story OF the Jews
THE sFEDY GENTLEMAN By Peter Robertson 12rno
m 334 (San Francisco: A NJ Robertson)
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

SIR EDWARD RCRNE-JoNEs- By Malcolm Bell
l6ro pp vii. 75. CThe Macmillan Company
In BELLS Miniature Series OF Painters sketch
of the artists illustrated with reproductions OF
~OFREGGIo By Leader Scott 1sHno pp. 50. The Mac
milan Company
In Bells Miniature Series Of Painters The
masters work. with critical chapter on MS
ar Illustrated reproductions OF his paintings
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
LITERATURE

..--,, or RRIsTow- Con edy. Eciteo
THE FAiEL anetioa and Notes by arthur Eooson 3u'hA
Sc nu SO. CPhIadeipha- SaA'N q. .hx
r-n-4n. OF the seventeenth cen'oi1 0'@' - ~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
SCIENCE.

ELECTRICITY. BY George l. Fowler 16no, pp. 2o5.
philadelphia: The Penn Publishing Company
brief treatise. giving directions for the construc
ton and operation Of electrical instruments.
HYPNOTISM. BY Edward 4. Edridge a NJ. isno.
pp- 197. philadelphia The Penn Publishing Com
pany)
dangers
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
SOCIOLOGY.

AMERICANS IN PROCESS. Edited by Robert A. Woods.
12ulo. PIP *. 3ss- (aoughton. Miffin & Coz
Papers phases Of the enigrant element in
Boston
PICTURES AND PROBLEMS FROM LONDON POLICE
COURTS BY Thomas Holmes. l2no pp. vtii, 224,
(LonEmans. Green & CO..
reprint Of police court missionarys account OF
occurrences in the life OF the lower classes Of Lon
don, illustrative OF social problems.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

about his Just-So stories A friend suggested
when they appeared that the public was so
accustomed TO taking him seriously that It
would hardly understand him when he turned
ASIDE to chndren's stories. Turn asideP' cried
MI kipEng, Why, man, I'd be tickIed half
to death II could write well enough TO really
interest little children. That would be a bix
thing-a wonderfully big thing
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
BOOKS And AUTHORS.
Current Talk Of Things Present and
To Come.

Elizabeth Higgins, author Of "out OF the
west" published by the Harpers, is spending
the winter in California She is completing
new story Of Western life, which is soon to fol-
low her first book
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
SPORT.

FIRST HAND BITS OF STABLE LORE. BY Francis NJ
Ware. Illustrated limo pp- I, eoT Boston:
Little, Brown & Coz
Suggestions the Of horses and things 20 b
considered when buying them. with chapters tho
saddle horse. hunter and seeplechsser and the man.
agement Of hounds.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMN

THIS FAMOUS HOTEL HAS LONG BEEN
FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FOR AMER
ICAN VISITORS MOST CENTRAL POSI-
TION IN THE wEST-END-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

ERROMANGA. THE MARTYR ISLE. BY the Rev. n.
A Robertson Edited by John Fraser B. A, LII n
l2rno PIP. Xxx. 467 "a g Armstrong & SOM
The story New-Hebrtdes its
natives, characteristics and customs, with
account missionary work among them
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

It is often the case that an author Is dis
aatished with the particular audience WHOSE
attention he holds. There was SteFenson'
arer hard won success ss an ingenious
writer who appealed especially TO those "ho
set value on skilfui phrasing. always soihs
Aaout lameating that he was not the author "
some Jesse James" tale that wouio De lne
slorlpled companion Of every messenger Oos-
1ar Kipling took somewhat the same 'ons
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

FROM LONDON.
Mediterranean Express to Nice, Monte
Carlo, ETC., Daily.
Rome Express to Genoa. Rome, and
Naples.
Accomm cd ntfons must be reserved in adv
Sleeping Car CO.. 20, Cockspur street
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

The publishers Of Frank Norriss novels. The
PITT and The Octopus" have used the fashion
OF printing list OF characters usual in plays.
To turn the title and copyright pages OF a novel
and come upon a list Of dranatis persona. with
little descriptive phrases appended. is rather a
new experience.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-27

The puplit was tastefully decorated
with flowers. plants and ferns. The
order of service follows:
Chorus" City of God
Doxology,
Invocation.
Gloria Patri
Ordination of Elders.
Hymn-"Tha Church's One Foun-
dation.
Scripture Lesson-I Tim. 3.
Prayer of general petitions.
Choral Response.
Pymn-" Glorious Things of Thee
are Spoken -
Offertory-"O Master let me Walk
with Thee.
Sermon.
Prayer-Nunc dimittis III pace.
Hymn" The Son of God goes Forth
to War.
Benediction.
Druing the years that Mr.. White has
served the church, the congregation
has increased in numbers and there
have been many additions to the
church on profession of faith and by
letter, an excellent spirit prevails
throughout the congregation which is
scattered over large portion of sur
rounding territory. Mr.. White comes
from good, old Presbyterian family
His father, the Rev. Theodore f.
White, D. D., has filled the pulpits
OF many important Presbyterian
churches and at present is located at
Summit, where he is pastor of the
Central Presbyterian Church. Mr..
l. A. White was born at Ithaca, NY,
where his father was at that time
pastor of a large Presbyterian
Church. In 1876 the family moved
to Morrlstown, where the subject of
this sketch attended the Morris Acad-
envy. He graduated from Princeton
College in '95 and later from the The
illogical Seminary, Before his gradu-
alton, he had acceptably filed the
pulpit of the Whippany Church to
which he was afterward unanimously
called as pastor The services of
installation were preached June 20,
1897, the Rev. Theodore F. White,
d. D., his father, Rev John f. Pot
ter, D. D., Rev, DR. Frayner ana
Rev. Albert Erdmap, D. D., officiat-
ing. Sundays sermon. which we
publish in fill was one of the Doc
tors happiest efforts and was listened
to with marked attention. 1t fol-
lows:
l Tim. iii: Is: "The Church of the
Living God. -
The tendency of the church should
be to draw near to the life of the
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-27
An Exnensixe Palmer.

The maintenance of an English pau
per since 1862 by the Wen board OF
guardians has cost the rate payers
nearly $4,000.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-27
. sense of Caution.

"What would you do if some one were
to come and offer you money for your
infuence?"
81 should repulse him with scorn, :"
answered Senator Sorghum. "Any one
who can't arrange such matters other
wise than by brutal offers of cold cash
is not a safe man to do business with
Star.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-27

Discount Them.
Promises don't swell bank account.
Sentinel.
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wona in Chinene Comns.

In China probably more wood Is
used for collins than for any other pur-
pose. The coff1ns are made of lumber
from four to ten inches thick. 1t is
not a high estimate to say that from
5000 900, 900 to 1O,Ooo,Ooo,oOo feet of
lumber are annually thus utilized.-N.
Y. Post,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-27
II H e
Morris County Savings Bank,
MORRISTOWN, N. j.
57th Senl-GURuaI Interest Dividend.

THE Managers of this Bank. have ordered
for the six months ending June 30th 1902 to the
Depositors entitled thereto under the BY
Laws, a Semi-Annual Interest Dividend, as
ist-At the rate of three and one-half (31s)
per centum per annum on all accounts from
S., to $500, and on the first $500 of all larger
accounts.
annum on any excess of $500, up to and 1nclud-
ing the sum of $4,000.
3rd-At the rate of two @ per centum per
annum on any excess of 81, COO. ~
Payable on and after Tuesday, July 18TH
1902.
Deposits received on or before July
ard, Will Draw Interest from July
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-27
FAMILY Detrothed In ONE Day.

The record in betrothals and we'd
dings has been made at Lubbock, in Ger
many, where resides hotel proprietor
with a family of six children-four
sons and two daughters-who were all
betrothed in one day. The half dozen
couples were also married on the same
daW and one wedding breakfast served
for them all.-N. Y. Sun.
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B. W. MILLER, President.
LII. T. HULL, Sec'y and Treas.
June IA. 1902.
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High Praise,

"Marie has wonderful knack for
GRAVES and dressings"
Hasn't she? l really believe tXes$
mayonnaise of hers would make a
doormat palatable. "-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-27
9Th ANNUAL
SERMON.
Delivered at Whippany, N. j., on
Sunday Morning, June Y.

By Rev. Israel A, White, in the
Presbyterian Church = Beautiful
Floral Decorations Adorned the
Edifice A Short Biographical
Sketch of the Popular Preacher.
A large congregation assembled in
the Whippany Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning, the occasion
being the fifth anniversary of the
pastorate of Rev. Israel A. White.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-27

The management OF the Chronicle
takes an honest pride in first. class
work in the line of commercial print
ing. With the latest faces aud orna-
ments. for up to-date type effects, we
are in a position to manufacture sta
tionery fer all classes of business.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1902-02-15
OUR MOUTHS SEALED WITH BLOOD

Why has America sat dumb
while England murders prisoners
in South Africa, and, as if to add
infamy to infamy, compels the
friends and kinsmen Of their vic
tins to witness their executions?
Because our months are choked
with Filipinos blood,
When Greece fought for liberty
from the Barbaric Turks, President
Monroe voiced American feelings
by officially extending the friend
ship and sympathy of this country
to the Greeks.
When Hungary warred for free
dom from the Austrian monarch,
President Tyler gave this nations s
sympathy and greetings to the
Hungarian patriots and received
Kosciusko with open arms.
But when the huge British en-
pire masses troops from the ends
of the earth to conquer two tiny
republics, when the soldiers of this
empire burn and destroy and desc.
late, starve women aud children
and hang patriot prisoners, what
says President ROOSEVELT
Not one solitary word Does
the spirit OF freedom no longer
arouse a thrill in American breastsi
Yes, but not in the breasts of
American officials, because our Of
ficials are themselves engaged in
subjugating people whose only
crime is love of independence -
Public Omnership Leader, Of 80.
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