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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24
AN INCH CT TRUTH.

Dr.. David Ken oedS's msdisine. o.
Cur. Solvent, has been successful 10 case.
sbieh have bsfii d good doctors; end whsI
it has done il may be trusted to do sssin,
Whether your trouble be soute or chronic
the result will be- the same; only 10 old
c.sss yon moss be faithful aud patient
For foil ia'osmstlon and free sample DO,
tie write to the Gal cnrs Company, Ron
dout. N.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24
WHAT Is LIFE?

In the last analysis nobody knows, bu
we do know that IL i, under strict law
Abuse that Law even slightly, pain results
Irregular living means arrangement Of thu
organs, resulting 10 Constipation, Head
ache or Liver trouble. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills quickly read ists this. It's gen
tie, yet thorough. Dolly Csc at J. N. Hard'i
ard j. II Whipple's drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24
l,OM MIssIONERS, NOTION.

Estate Of MARY 4. LAnrsos
The undersigned, having been appointed ~
the Hon. Probate Court for tho District OF Man
chester Commissioners, TO receive, examine aud
adjust all claims and demsDds Of all persons
against the estate OF
Mary Lampson late OF Landgroye
deceased, and all claims eIhibil.d In effect
thereto. hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purposes Aforesaid at he residence,
Il Myron d. Bates in Lsidgroye on the
oath day OF Ap II 1905 from one
o'clock ?. NJ. until four O'Clock ,. n. on
said day and that six months from the,
2ih day OF cctyber A. d. 1904, IL the time,
limited by said Court for said creditors TO pre-.
sent theii claims TO us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Landgrove, this 9Th day OF October
A ID. 1904.
MYR0N d BATES. 1T
JaMFNO BARTON. oohf
Joseph Cook, Administrator soui b Lor DON
derry. Vermont. 303w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

Probably ihe largest black bear killed Ii
the state 10 the past 20 years WAS the ore
ikoi BY David senior Of Warren on Granby
mountain. Mr.. $ NOR was sitting on los
awaiting The sppro-ei q deer when the
bear came into view AT 8 distance Of u
rods Mr. Seniors cor, q lad Of II years,
cred two OF the shots that tiil, d the animal.
Tie cares. weighed AS porrds. Many
members 81 The legislature ss~ the animal
a. a were Of the opii n tina, the slin should
be s,rii.d ard placed ID the state house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

A company 10 Chicago has constructed
twentc-two ard half miles Of tunnels I'M
der the streets OF that city, which are to be
used exclusively for the transportIon Of
freight. Inftbis way II Is expected to do
away With the freieh. congestion at rail.
read terminals snd keep the thoroushisres
free for ordinary trsille. Trains Iun through
The tunnels, shIeh have been ercava,ed be.
low nearly every important business street,
ard tbus II Is planned to carry and deliver
goods much more easily, chesply and eI-
pedItiously than :, possible at present.
Evidently the underground method Of COM
munIcstlon has come to stay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

al, bet parAiiosl lssefssia, vast The Demo
crary 10 he scsAseixa3ip. The aim q tho
pisseuirs ifpfs has hsrs 10 rcance The
DENSE tiie psrfy % = 'eessetrslive' serti'
,r 10 70 msts II ntiisntlly etai 4 70 Ia
fsnr,Yissnlf. where i ga mtre Ki,sct'
nehi 70 lse RtpsbisAH party, asd i,s or.
gaSiSsiiOs car bot tesmploisd hy The pee.
pie ~ben they strike ~ ,hslf sespollsn and
oppr~ssrf The Aneiiesp nsfses demon.
straiod 90 slocllsn day bow much rcspcel
ana nkinx they have for conservative
Democrats party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

Estate OF CALI Us ANDREW,
The undersigned, having been appoin ed BIZ
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of n an
chester, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of ali per.
cons against the estate Of
Caleb andrew late Of cumberland
In said District deceased aud all claims exhibit.
cd In Offset thereto. hereby give notice that We
will meet for the pnrposes aforesaid al the
residence Of W. T. Holt 10 Sunderland
on tue 2sth day Of March, 1903. from
two O'Clock a. M until four O'Clock y on said
day, and that siI months from the 23lh day
OF september A. d 1904, 10 the time limiisd by
said Court for said creditors 10 pre- ,snt their
claims 10 ne for examination and allowance.
Dstsd At cur deriGnd this 2sth day Of rsptem..
Der A. b. 1904.
" q BACON. lc.
IN GREGORY, e'"s'
Flhs Holt, ErfcutfIr Hundsrt MI VI 2ssv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

mont, We ievs boz ~ vtil thai ss hore
~ oil .isa1s ~ msrs ,itp % ytas bs.
hins any state ~ p,rsY shich siiewt itssl'
b. 10 tsnhersed. psrsas The mirod met.
sgsuf. eTs Trlsr hafs YsSr, .ilh sgi
retesanstf ard le,fy tu6istsiiaf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

There 10 no marked charge 10 the val
situation. The japanese are stlll at work
about Port Arthur and have made some
advance but there bias been no serious en-
gsgomeut In Russia the people are max
isg al organized tnJrt to induce the gov
ernmept to form law Masking body, sImi-
lar TO the psriiameuts OF other na,Ions
which would make its limited Instead Of
IA absolute monarchy. II Ia not impossible
,bst the needed reform may be granted al
no distant day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

kfL Mary Enxtsa n Eearlnstca, who
IA, alraaT hcgSn hsf TIRES maaihs ~ soil
ihry sr6@Usri Ffsrtfgs 10 The date oct
far be- tHscSisot, Will SteoStiteiy pay
The death rssslty. The Nsrmoti hglsia'
,sfe. ~hieh voted lsa 70 . fgslrsi The ae.
osiiea - ne des,h psssi,v-oAnsoi eouslst.
,asiy raie Tor lhe comnEtatlos q her SEN
tgnrm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

Tee Troy Timst ssys Il Vas M. Bysr
sho pfcdiClsd thai Il Parker ssre bomb
rntd ,hs DemecIGlte pnsideslial cam
pAlga wou'd "bfein with foot race and
ena art1tH The Athfsssa man has
psyti bsiote beta regarded say@y rells.
bic prpphti, bus IN this rsae be bis The
mail fracsly. He kaew DsnouAiie COZ
diilodE far mere accurately than did the
ia'Hbgs cLEefs sho msEfgsd PAisu' a
canSaff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24
A nm WATTS EsrArr

= -TATg or yKszoar District OF Manchester, 10
The Probate tbsgt I'm he Distyia Of Manchester Z
To al persons Interested 10 the estate a
Ann Watt laie Of tGl dga'e, In ssii District
deceased. GREETING.
srs hereby notified 10 appear before the said
Probate Couri at the Probate Office In MAnehs T.
tor In said District. on the Both day of host mtsr
d 1874. u 10 O'Clock r., 10 sbov
cause, ! any you hsys, Why the account of
ssid dsesssed should bot 10 SLOWED. and
also why the residue Of said estate should ros
BE- distributed 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated u Manchester, Ia said Distriet, this 9Th
day Of koytmbsr A. d 1904
2s3s w.B. ED0EEros. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

pv1 D Hnrs ssua1beeHsri ,nsi h
wtsis rssirt ifem petite, 1spsafr lot. ga
noi % pft1sirfs sfia al IL tact thu
lsspgbllnaTs we're able to msss The data
~ tix nesfiT thres moslhs earlier thar b.
sutssaYafnt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

TIE tiufe a the l'qcor lIott Sc As 10 esf-
ialb sections Of Nss Hampshire has me,
With d primsrd lai, As !. id 10 Vermont.
Pf0his'doasls ara greatly elaHd over the
fef0N ia sz'Aven count. where several
ioWEt changed from yea " nc AZ the re.
csat election, inclaGibg the large centres Of
pagulAtloE lac Lsbauor, ClAfemont ard
Ncspgfl The best feature Of local option
Ii lbs, u fu,s zach community on ia good
behavior.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Esfhte OF MARI u HAMILTON
TIE undersigned. having been appointed ~
the Hon. Probate Court for the Dlsirlct Of Mar.
chester Commissioners, 20 receive. erslnipe ard
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
agaisrt the estate Of
mar Y. Hamilton late " Fandgate
10 cad bisifiet deceased and all claims eILibit.
90 Ia onsei thereto hereby give noiiee that We
wiil msei 'of tbs purposes aforesaid At the
late residence ~ deceased 10 bsfdgsls on
The Ism Cay o. April 1865, firm ops
o'clock y n. unit fosf o'clock N. on said cay
and thai sir DOntbs from the 18Th day of
0eiober D, 1904 10 the time limited BY raid
Court To- said creditors 10 present Their
claims TO ns Tor examination aud siiosslre.
Dssed At ssndgsis his 18th day o, Osiossf
a D. 1904,
ELISHA HOYT
JOHN 7. HAYES, Com'fs
CRAWFORD w0ODAhD,
Timob BY Hsyss, Administrator, wssi Airing.
ton, Vermont. 7ssv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

The blgh.ioned gamblers Of New York
are 10 S0psteIbGlioL. The court q appeals
o, that state has decided that DO witness
pttcEi AZ a gambling der, whatever it'
social lopr, ca1 refuie to testify 10 what
they know AID have seen there. This has
frightened al the young blocds" who
have fnq1cnied tueh places as Csnfelds.
The question arose on the eonstitutlonAllty
Of the. Dosling law.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

IL Is understood that the purchaser Of
the Londonderry Sister Is 0. Il. Clayton OF
Chester Depot. NJ. Clsyton has been In
the law business at Chester, about four
years. Previously he was with attorney
x. A. Cudwortb, Of South Londonderry.
Mr. Clayton was also principal Of the Ches
ter high school for some time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

My bsr vas falling out very feet, srd
YES rapidly turning gray, Tried several
hair prepsr hious. bat they did me more
harm titan sood Itben tried Ayers Han
viyor. Soon my hsir stopped falling ont
and sll the old color vas restored. Then
It commenced to grow very rapidly, and
it is nov feet inches long. Mrs.
Lydia Knyksndsli, Cisremont. III,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

Forty-two Thousand barrels Of apples
bought and shipped from ChamplaIn valley
this year Is the record Of the Charlotte
sgent OF New York firm. OF this number
over eight thousand barrels were bought
or handled from Charlotte.
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nnnhr 80 LIE 80 ID.

II Quinn Of Cayei dab, VT, Was rob-
bed Of bis eustomsry health by iavasion Of
cbronie consiipailan. WIN Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills broke isto his house, kIs
trouble was arrested Ard row be Ia entire
ly cured. They're guaranteed TO cure, z5s
81, n Hands ard II Wbipplet drug
s,o.ft.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

George McCullum, Of Pittsfield, has in
bis possession an arithmetic which is 1855
years old. II was printed in Boston In the
year 1910 ty F. Franklin. The leaves are
yellowed with age but the printing Is as
plain a. II Of recent date.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24
FIRED. s BOBINsON'S Fsr.rK

STATE or VERMONT, District Of MsBehester, 70
The Probate Court for The District u M0aolesier
To all parsons interested In the estates Of
Fred 4 Rob nson late Of Rupert In said Dis
triet deceased 9nEErfso
BY the authority 81 the State Of Vermont, yon
are hereby notified 70 appear before the said
rebate Court. al tho Probate ONCE In Msnehes.
ter 10 said District, on the 7ih day Of
December 1904, at 10 o'clock In The forenoon
TO show cause, u any you have why the account
OF John II theldon Administrator Of tho estate
Of raid deceased should not be allowed. and siro
why the resIdae Of tsid estate should not ba
distributed 70 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated ut Manchester, In said district, this
ilth day Of November A. d 1904
293w Is. EDGKHf0N. Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

Il " no. likely that any tariff changes
will be attempted ST the short session Of
Congr %, though step,s may be taking
lotkrg to a revision In the near future.
This would seem to be wise policy on the
part Of the Republicans, At least to make a
thorough Inquiry. II there aby trusts that
nske use o, the tsrf 10 euharee prict s
above wbs' lhty ought TO be the tariff
should bdrtmoyed. This has been ciarg.
"a ever and over by the Dan Gratis and the
ruth ought 20 b krosn. 10 regard to re.
,ipsocity, especially with Canads, We see
islle advantage from It. Canada has little
hat We want ercep, lumber and will buy
where she can get the cheapest goods re-
gsrdlcss OF any treaty that csn be formed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24
PATRICK McBRIDE'S ESTATE.

sTATetF rRmosT, District Of Mauohe stor, ~
b. Il Remembered, thst at n tossion OF the
Probate Oour, holden at Manchester, within and
for said District, On the 2lst day Of November
A. u 1904
Whereas a certain instrument In writirg, un.
de- seal purporling 10 be the last will and tesla.
meat OF Patrick McBiide, late Of Dorset in
said District. deceased, having been THIS day
presented 10 said Court Of Probate aud duly filed
In the Registers Office: Therefore, 1t Ia ordered
that all perfonH interested In the estate Of said
deceased be uoii6ed TO appear before said Cont
a tho Prtbtte tll3s In Manchester. Ia said Dis-
tilct. on the 10th day n December 1904,
by publication OF his order, three weeks rnoces-
sivef, previously thereto. in The Manchester
JOURNAL newspaper friuied al Manchester
aforsnsid, 10 thoN osufe, n sny they may have
why said nsir1m nj 10 wriung ,hond not be-
proved ard allowed a, Tho last viii aud iesta.
nent Of the SAID deresD d
5 3~ W b ED0ERToN. Judge.
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.intrlrrrrn

wcrld Eol Interest you Il you're leollrT
for xssFkaitca stlrs Cor ssfcs, Bsrns CO
Plcs. oite Deda, q Feeder, No, wft,o,
~ srartd sllh A. SFlY sete fa year
bu, ben q, Bpe.lst's Ailios s.lye cured
TOE. ia Tho beet sslye on ctrh. 2Ssn J
n Hsrd's And II whipIl fdfng stores.
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Col. Albert Clarke Of Boston, formerly
Of Rutland, thus gives II straight from the
shoulder TO the Boston Transcript, a newt.
paper By the way which never lets pass any
opportunity TO ,lur Vermont. "of courte,
you did 10, mean Il when you ssid, speak.
igg Of Nefmonl's opposition to undefined
seelprocItv with Canada, tina, I. usual,
Vermont IA only shout 30 yess bshlfd
kasssehusttis. legislative action In the
two sAtes 10 precisely alike On lhA, subject.
The words IA usual are what stpg. Yer.
mont shsd The Era, blood Of tie Revelation,
more thar 4 month 10 advance Of Concord
and Lexington. Vermont separated church
IRON state &c years Ahead Of Ms,sschu.e,t..
Vermont refused to surrender fugitiye
slayss more than 20 years before Msna.
eh1se,,, rOse TO tha, height. Vermont VA,
eide By side With Massachusetts, from The
beginning 10 The end Of the Civil war AID
mace then has had nire soldier govsrnou,
while Massachusetts, has had lat one. Who
Commanded the Oregon Who WAS the
hero q Mails bayf What are you talk
Ing aboul9 Hayen'i Sermonters been Get !.
hirg ID Massachusetts, for the las, 80 YEAR,
until ueAriy 5000 Of thfm are here. ard
Arc 10 ths people Of hasssehuseits sol
years aBd nearly q, 600 hehind 10 TIA, kltd
Of reeiprcelty' A. Webster aid Of Dart
noU,h, "she Is small college, but some
81 y, lcye her, 80 mary Of u say Of Yer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

With hi, vast msi,ntv President Roose-
vel. will have a free hand. bn, be has q
level head and may be trusted to do Whist
Ia about right. ihe only persons who do
not sdmlre him are those who wish to take
undue advantage Of Others, consequently
he WAS never popular with the trusts and
certain influential people ip hIs own party
who tried to prevent bis nomination. For
tunA,cly the people trusted bin and not
only forced bis nomlrstIon hu, secured biz
election. Neither capital nor labor need
to fear him unless they are beuud to depart
m homes, course 10 their dealings with
each other. His aim Ia to give each fair
ishow aud II both viii trus. him everything
bound TO go smoothly ard We may look
Ter season OF unparalleled prosperity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

RPORT Of tho condition e the
~ Facronr refxT NaraegAl uaNH At Marches
let Cenifs. IN che state " Ncfnout, Al the elast
Of business. Nov mhsf len, 1874
lean. ana al.couuts, tisi SO 81
uvsrdrsiss, sernrsa kne nnseearca, iels "
Y, n. Bead. 10 secure circulation, 3u,11 n1
slccts, tecHitiies. etc, has.e "
hAnktng hpnsF, hNN w
pre from approved fose We .Rrnis, II sq2 W
Neiss Of Other Nail0nsi hsnts, l!ia 60
frAeiAoasi paper currency. nieAels.
and eents. l6s "a
Lawn aosiI Rr,rarr IN Blsr. wa
specie, = Noa 90
Iegsliendst ueAss 90 %
80 i0Soo 90
Redemption fGsd 9Th Us. Treasurer.
70 per oeat 81 esrealtlon.l GO 90
Total sass i9i q
Capital s,ocl paid is, s7s,ocO 90
surplus Funi u 600 90
,srss paia. 7@s rs
National Banh Noiae outstanding, ~ 500 20
pividtpds unrAia, ~ 90
individual deposits subject 70 check, l4lhIu "
Dem,nd certificates Of dsposii s2is IS
$3.50, sos "a
srATI on ytExoNT. County % Bennington, 40.
!. W, II. RoLerts. Cashier Of the aboye-nAmed
bank, do soiemniy swear that the above state.
meni 10 true TO The beet OF uy knowledge and
belief.
WI LoBERrs. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 2isi
day Of November 1904.
FHask c. ARCHIBALD. Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
A. l. GHAvIs,
y. l. Nynss, Directors.
gNFT II. " DAVIS.
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llTANTEp- % Tatlws NJ, it,s hsa 10 Ne
w each. Wei pAy cash ~ tsm8.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-11-24

REPORT Of tho condition q the
~ facr0hr reisT ssSaoNAl uaNH At Marches
let Centre. In ihs state " Ncfm0nt. Al the elast
OF business. NOV mhsf len, ispt
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-10
MEETING is ORGANIZED.
Sunday School Editors viii Meet Next
In Toronto.

Richmond June 9.-The National Asso-
citation of Sunday School Editors which
has been In convention here. adjourned
after a mass meeting tonight in Grace
Street Baptist church.
Short addresses were delivered. among
others by the Rev. DR.. |. ]. Vanness and
the Rev. j. A. Mckamy of Nashville.
The editorial association is a unit In en-
dorsing the present international series
of lessons.
The committee on nominations reported
the following as their recommendation for
officers of the ensuing year.
President-The Rev. DR.. r. Douglas
Frazer, Toronto. Can.
Vice Presdent-The Rev. A L. Phillips.
Richmond.
Secretary-The Rev. DR.. C. Blackall.
Philadelphia
The report was adopted
The committee on resolutions recon-
mended that the invitation to meet in
Toronto in 1905 be accepted. which was
adopted
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-10

From the Washinton Times.
Parker will be the nominee. and il Is
my honest opinion the democrats will
win in the coming election
The speaker was Representative VIII
liam Richardson, of Alabama, who was
accosted BY agroup of newspaper men as
ne left the White House this morning.
You know l was Parker man IN
the Fifty-seventh Congress" continued
Mr.. Richardson. 4 thought then, and
think now, that he is the most available
and best fitted man in the party and
one We'll qualified to carry the banner TO
victory. l was also the original advo-
cate of Williams of Illinois for vice pres
ident. | made this nomination also in the
f1fty-seventh Congress"
But your delegation is not instructed
for Parker" he was reminded.
You may hold me responsible for
that, said the only Alabama member of
congress on his state delegation, and
who was elected a delegate at large
twenty-four hours after announcing his
candidacy. Il did not want the delega-
tion bound up to that extent. We passed
the unit rule and as eighteen out of the
twenty-four delegates are Parker men,
first and last it is easy to see where
our entire vote will be cast. On the other
hand, If. as l do not think probable, or
hardly possible, the convention should get
in tangle, and it should be impossible
to nominate Parker the Alabama delega-
ton is then free to go wherever the
majority thinks best. 1 think this better
than instructions, don't you?'
What of the profound silence of Judge
Parker which has been made the subject
of SO much adverse criticism? Is it
prompted by a desire to present a con-
trast to the righteousness of certain
candidates on the other ticket?"
BY no means. 1t is simply an appre-
citation of the dignity of the office he now
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-10

war on vast scale must soon happen.
and that this conflict will be so frightfuI
as TO leave the victor or victors almost
as PROSTATE as the vanquished.
BattIeships in Danger.
We have recently seen that the tor
pedo @or the submarine mine, which
amounts to the same thing, makes the
life Of the most extensively armored bat
tleships extremely preearious. And 1t Is
not beyond the pale of probability that
the war now raging in the east may
teach statesmen of all nations the lesson
that mere size is not a guarantee of a
nations triumph in warfare. Napoleon
cynically said that God, of whom he
knew less than most men, l fancy was
always on the side of the heaviest bat
talions. Let us not forget that appar-
entity all-pnissant England came within
an ace of being whipped to a standstill
by the numerically insignificant Beers.
Let us take to mind that our allies, the
Filipinos are not yet subdued. Let us
begin to form peace societies for the pro-
mitigation of such facts as may help to
discountenance and to discredit the idea
that the soldier Is preferable to the cit
izen. Then general disarmament of the
nations as foretold by Victor Hugo, may
not. probably will not come to pass in
this our century; but we may do some
thing to make it less crimson than the
sad and ugly centuries of the past. The
dream of peace on earth and good Will
among men may not come true rapidly,
but we, the men and women of America.
can render its advent appreciably nearer,
IL we only try.