The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-16
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NEWSLETS
OUR FLAG.
They've hung a big Old Glory on rope
across the street.
And Just 10 see It fiutter puts tickle in
my feet.
And sends crinkle up my back ana
down into each arm
II makes me hear the bugle call and feel
wars awful charm;
I hear the ffe notes shrilling and the
throbbing OF the drum;
I hear the yell OF battle as the thun drous
hoof thuds come:
I see mems bodtcs falling. though their
spirits never lag
Such thrills as this run through me when
see that swaying flag!
Look-look, The breeze has caught II up
and holds IL. while the sun
Sets all its stripes a-glitter, while the rip
plies race and run!
The glory OF those ruddy bands shut In
by lanes OF white
Floods all my dusky deskroom with a lin
gering, loving light:
drop my work enraptured: while. 10
break that magic spell.
I don my hat and wave Il. with a loud,
ecstatic yell
love that flag! love II with a love
would dare and die
God bless those glorious Stripes and
Stars flung out against the sky!
! love IT, as aid Francis Key. who penned
tn immortal song:
love II with n fervor that can never
think II wrong;
love II for the freedom II has given
unto men,
| love II for its beauty, for It's graceful
ness. and then
I love II with the patriot love that never
wonders why.
But sheds hot tears wheneer those folds
he sees athwart the sky;
! love II for the lessons II has taught TO
men of brag-
But most OF all love It just because IT is
OUR FLAG!
Baltimore American.
Joseph Doyle was held in $500. by Judge
Sweetland today. for trial next Tuesday,
on the charge Of non-support
Andrew Degnan. who was under arrest
at the 5th police station. yesterday. was
during the afternoon sent To the Rhode
Island hospital. having been taken quite
ILL.,
has issued an apepal for subscriptions for
dinners and fuel for the poor on Thanks
giving Day. Contributions may be sent 10
the treasurer Of the society. Mrs Lucy
ID. c. Cushman. 2s Pitman street.
Mrs Sarah Turbett. "a years old OF so
Stewart street was knocked down by
runaway horse. while crossing the street
In front OF her house at $50 p. m. yes
tsrdsy. Her spine, left shoulder and head
were injured.
William Reddington begged for 10 cents
from James Cannon Monday night The
money being refused him he struck Gan
non on the neck with stone. Judge
Sweetland this morning bound Redding-
ton over to the grand jury In $500.
Annie Adelman has brought suit against
Aaron Gray 10 recover s700 damages. Suit
is based on a promissory note for s463
made on July q. 1901. The note was
payable at the Fourth National bank
Daniel Sullivan and Edward Sweeney
were arraigned in the 9Th district court
today for breaking and entering a school
at Maryville. North Providence. and
stealing 90 cents from Mary E. Swift, a
teacher. Sullivan was held in $500 and
Sweeney In 800 for the grand jury.
Arthur Hercier. 10 years old. was fined
$50 and costs, by Judge Sweetland. today
for the theft OF $l7 from Louis F'edeman.
The two young men board at 20 Carpenter
street. Mercier got up first. yesterday
and took the money, all OF which. except
ing 81, was recovered.
The Loyal Women OF American Liberty
will hold the second entertainment at the
Old Ladies home tomorrow at o'clock
D. m. Mrs. /. c. Manchester. president.
will give an address upon THE Condition
and Status OF the Filipino Women" Music
and readings will follow.
Palo Pollnea. Gullio Delmonico Amer
icus Longan and Rarfaele Caproni. small
boys. were before Judge Sweetlsnd today
for breaking and entering. and for the
theft of cake. Polipsa was hned 81 for
taking the cake and'the others were held
in $l0o each for trial on the other charge
next Tuesday.
Michael Hanley. James Mcmahon and
Daniel Byron were held in $500 each by
Judge Swetland today. for trial next
Tuesday and Joseph King was held for
the grand Jury in $500 They were all ar
raigned for breaking and entering in the
night time the shop OF John Hickey and
stealing liquor and cigars, valued at
1915.
The 1910 a. m. train on the Consolidated
railroad was stoned as II was passing
under the Orms street bridge. yesterday.
one OF the missiles went through a win
dow and hit a woman. This morning Jo-
seph Gavender. Abe Stein. Louis Much
nick. Urban Goldberg. Rothniel Orleck
and Louis Orleck, each about l3 years old,
were held in 500 each by Judge Sweetlald
for trial next Tuesday.
F0IINn man