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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
BILL FAvoRAsLY REPORTED.

viii Admit Al Philippine Products
Free Except Sugar and Tobacco.
Washington. Dec. 2 BY a vote OF
7 10 the house committee on ways
and means reported favorable today on
the Payne bill admitting all Philippine
products into the t(llted States free
excepting sugar and tobacco, which are
to pay 25 per cent Of the Dingley rates
until 1909. when they also are to so on
the free list
Two amendments were made TO the
measure originally introduced in the
house by Mr.. Payne, At the sugges.
ton Of Representative Hill, OF Connec.
ticut. a provision was added that all
American sugar and tobacco are to be
admitted into the Philippines free Of
duty, and a new section was added
mich proyIdes that no Philippine prod,
ucts now In warehouses In the United
States shall be exempted from duties
under the proposed measure.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
BOYS REFORM SCHOOL BURNED.
Three Hundred Inmates Were Housed
In the Building.

Washington, Dec. 20,--fhe boys re-
form school Of the District OF Colum
bia, located some distance outside vi
Washington. caught are at o'clock
this morning and the main building In
Which were housed 800 boys, was 70.
tally destroyed, The loss IS estimat.
ed at $4,000 No lives were lost,
AS soon as the alarm was sounded
the guards Immediately set about res.
cuing the boys at one same time sum.
moning to their aid police reserves.
II is not believed that any Of the
prisoners got away from the institution.
In fact, most OF them rendered valu.
able aid to the members Of the fire
department In the effort to save the
surrounding structures and It Is said
were under good control ~ their
guards from the start.
The cause of the fire is not definite.
ly known, but II Is believed to nave
resulted from spontaneous combustion.
Many supplies we're also destroyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

Washington Dec 3o-Tas sshats 10
gan ~ session today b. passing . bll
tag The Fsiisf q . lad maa. tss late
LisaisnsHi wlam g. Huso. vbo va
caHiiaFed IN 1871. - Mr. Psiiua. who
FsgDFtsd the b..I sait. fOg fhs oaeass
efbeing "tipsJ a. Fo'i call ne sen
oat0f ed ths % = Aaa paassa ne go
sEs even r~u-i8a aiaee ~ haa hesa q
msmbsf A. i3.tE .. n. ne ssnais
seat tnto executive hessian.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
ASSIGNMENT TO CREDITORS.
The Amount VIII Reach 70 Quite q
Large Sum.

Pitts6urg, Dec, 2O.-JOseph Hastings
for years associated In business vita
the late Cashier Clark, OF the defuncJ
bank Of Allegheny, made an assign
ment Monday.
The amount OF tde assignment will
reach probably 100000. The Union
Trust company OF PittsOurg was made
receiver Counsel for Mr. Hastings
issued a statement last night saying
that his client had been pulled down
through trying TO take care OF bills Of
Clarke.
Mr., Hastings was president Of the
Ohio Valley Water company, and was
connected WITH many other large en-.
terprises both Inc Pennsylvania and
other states, He was the owner OF
an immense stock farm In Kentucky,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

Dallas, Tex. lice. 20. The national
gnncrs' report vas not completed AZ
noon today but President J. 4. TRy.
lor authorized toe statement that $50.
go bales Of cotton had been Eihned
since the last report. making a total
OF s.97b.52O bales Einned 10 Dec 70.
President Haylor said that tho crop IL
~ per cent Einned Tas National Gin.
Bers' association will meet here this
afternoon 10 elcc, Officers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

New YORK. De. so--'8tais Historian
Hngh HasiInEs called on Mayor Nc
Clsilan yesterday 70 taik Ovef vita
bin ths aiisesd b!uH1of 10 Ne dssiEa
q the Siaiae Of he mayors fHihsf.
Little Mac, uhieh ls 70 ~ crested "a
Washingion- General NoCieliana a.
~ nodsi made - FfeaeTtct MseM0n
uien. wears 3 sissca hst Nsnlbsp q
ths Loyal Lgi0a hEusri thai 10 sever
woFs asy sssa Asad Eaaf Whils h TIE
fe8srai arwy Tbe1 uani ne siaise
chaaeed 20 hat ths sunsrai aaau HtaF
g frfiEsc cap
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
PUBLIC OEGREED
BY AID OF ARMS
rkmen and Troops Took Pc
session of City.
gAO OF CAVALRY is AMsusHEo

Fies Of Desperate Fighting Between
rOopS and lnSursentS-eSrbaritisS
raetleed on LandlOrds-lnSursentS
Lost 800 Men; Dragons, II.
dltau. Province Of CORTLAND, Russia
ndated) by mail to ST. Petersburg.
b. 19.-Frightful stories are pouring
from the interior where desperate
biting has occurred between tle
oops and insurgents. Revolving tales
Re told Of the barbarIties practlced
b the German landlords who are more
etested by the Let's than are the Rus
ians. In a fight near Tuscum IA
ragoons were killed and 16 wounded
g Is estimated that the insurgents
lost 800 men killed.
A squadron Of cavalry was ambushed
and badly cut up near Grosantz and
limped into Mitau with Its wounded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

cedsrSWa. Ga Dve 20 --iIsaFy
BpuFiing q Ntils MAJ and = formsS
eOnviet hHs ben Arrested aHd ascufe
~ iorked 81 the Cshtfs. Ala jill
BgaFiinE in waited acre Tor atsailsE
= mule from ~ " C0as. . prosgsF.
Saa farmer ~ fhls n1afy. s''Oat he
mlaiis ~ O-fS5sf 6. iu ~nafasi BE-
rsrr Fe. -i'h rHs m1is that BE- had
sf1. sha seai 10 Alsbama sod
lhsa bt0lr y e claimed e h0fse fT0a,
g. A. Mitrasli u BE Rus. Ala
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
sierans Plant PLANNED.

Birmingham. Ala. doc 20 --promi.
nent business men here are said to DO
contemplating the construction oi q
cold storage plant In this city ~ a
cost Of About 400 O)O. The demand
has been fslt for some years, anI h
said that eHptnAos and losses rave
been especially heavy for the lasl two
years or ~ on account Of the lack Of
q plant Of the sort In BiGulaGaam 81
pressing has this need basa 81 times
that the meal merchants have had 10
resort 10 fsrdistant cities like chieaEo
and New York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

NswasH. Oa.. Dee 20 Al Q at0et.
h0ldsSH' meeting u ths NsWnaa' eotfoa
mills ea"cd fDg ths Ourp0ss o. dlacuts
las tas Baildin9 ~ HeH miii. h uas
uaaEimOusiy decided 70 beNia varA
early 10 April TIE new mill NII bs
located % tAs Central railway, agu,
2 miiss south 81 Town. and vii be- cap,
t2aiizsd - $4,000 n Nlll coh-ain
o. 900 splhsiss the present capacity
~ ~ old mill. asA sili b. governed
~ ne sane board % directors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

Huntsville Ala pse - ~ n Ne
Cary. ans $50 ste uefs fsgni ass1
e. q 80 ., iksiF bguse 10 ths Ma
fogfa pgseiGc' Tas u0maa ta8 besa
49,. Sill 80 eaass - ne sass
Sssga "a r-0f0fgrm. NnctrT 81
. sole 10 ssirs ~ states fhu h 80
e.lstaEy go Eis size sahf BiaylEE
Virh Ne s.st1l go haf b. nafs ~
80 ~ MeCarfy Nas q fHfusf Tas
earoaaT'a i1Ty ascpyta4 NecaHgs sef
80 e 80 tFnHfl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

Nos Yogk. Dtc, 20 --0eofas G. HOT
ia the united States circuit court zoe
teFday handed down q decision that
paintings and sculptures need no, bs
MARRIED Vith the customary copyright
a0iles" IN order 70 protect them from
piracy TIE decisi0n sustained an 90
tiOa bFougbt By nmil WsiFeAnslSieF
against me AmsFtchh 4thoErapa com
pahy. and tie American Tobacco rom
paby. the plaihtiR charging violation
q be copyright.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

Oatiaa&. Cal De 2s-IAihar ~
Eors. f1rmefy EupeTtHisndent q tie
8o1fh raciae coaai thasFug gaagri
FunHtnE heiuten oaki1nd szA santa
Cru. fiet yesterday - ihe aEs - -
ypaFA ~. Finoss uns q pi1.etT b
EaflEasgisE la 90 Uuned 8ssiea A.
a. e. ~ q FrEl1 ~ ba1l - ezra.
eaa n1t rinH rnflrsat 60 e.
% zen n. -. w.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

Bedford. Ind D3c. 20. ---W'hsn The
Bedford National Bank. Of vhlcb IoIu
r. walsh. Of chicago. IL president and
pFincipai stOokhoIdeT opened Tor busi.
ness today. the room EDoa allied with
small dsposi'ora Who we're paid ~ fast
o. possible There vas little excite.
meat. but the small dspoaitots eohiin.
ued. other baskh have offered aasls.
lance. bat Il las been declined % on.
AeoessaTy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
STILL OPERATED IN A CAVE,
Deputies Make Great Raid In Virginia
Mountains,

Gate City. Va, Dec, 20 Deputy
United States Marshall Il, II, Wisely,
assisted by posse OF citizens, made a
most successful raid on the line DO.
tween Scott and Russell counties. cap,
turing six men and thelr distIllery
The prisoners were brought acre ami
placed In Jail
They were operating their still In a
spacious cave in the edge Of Russell
county. The cave was entered by
means OF a ladder, and the still was
back about ~ feet from the place Of
entrance. with some plank sot up TO
shut Oh the light,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

Csdsft0ua. 90 Dee 20 Toe Con
Rffeiai Fsa4 - Cs1artoNA. bat nor
80 isto iAsif hah1s9ms hsa b.diaiha
Tha bui.1ltg a 0as q me prsis.sst d
Rs tina ia 80 rats. the satsri-f 5s
las - stOaa SAD isfTn -olta lae D.
tsftaf b kasfs9Uely hEis 81 is marhis
an6 wahoEasY TAs aaeFisg n Vsaa
sisn n9saie HahG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
Fear Polish Uprlslno.

ST Petersburg, Dec. 2O.-Despite the
statement that two army corps are
being sent to the Baltic provinces. It
Is learned that no considerable number
p OF troops are available. The govern.
ment has sent two regiments from St.
Petersburg in reply to the frantic ap-
peals for rslnfOroements but II h
considered too dangerous TO deplete
the garrison OF the capital any fur.
ther during the present crisis, and the
government can only await the arrival
, Of the Cossacks and other troops which
+. are being hurried forward by GeneR
al 1inevitch from Manchuria. In the
meantime the governments fear Is
that the rebellion which Is extending
southwar to the Polish frontier may
arouse the Poles to an armed uprls.
ing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
ARMED ARMENlANS
ARE ON RAMPAGE
Three Hundred Houses in Nus
sulman Quarter Fired.
PREVENTED ESCAPE OF INMATES
FIfty.sevsn Turkish Subjects known
to HhaVe Psrlshsd-Armed ouards
and Patrols Maintained In Shanghai
To Cope with coolls Troubles.

ConstAntinople. Dec. 2O-Tle latest
dispatch received from Tlhis. Caucasia,
today says that 800 houses in the Mus.
SulmRn quarter we're set on fire by
armed Armenians who prevented tie
inmates from leaving and fired on the
firemen VINO attempted to extinguish
the flames.
The total number Of Mussulmans
killed Is not yet Rscertalned. but 81
Turkish subjects are known to nave
persisted. The aghting was ContInu.
ing on Dec. II, when the telegram wNs
forwarded, and the Turkish consulate
was Overcrowded with refugees,
A telegram Of the same date from
Batoum, Caucasla, reports a ContInu
snce Of the disorders there.
Fears Of general massacre prevail.
ed In the MussulmAn district.
A transport with soldiers has loft
ConstantinOple for Batoum to take on
the Turks.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
two MEN BURIED
ALIVE IN TUNNEL
EntOmbsd Men Sealed in Long
Island Approach.
MOUTH OF TUNNEL cAvED IN

Two Hundred Men Digging Through
solid Concrete Hoping to Reach
Their Comrades in Time to save
Their Lives.
New York, Doc. 2O-'rwo men buried
" feet deep In u tunaUl facing utaih
In three different torms, by starvation,
surtocAtlon or drowning, and about 200
OF their comrades few feet above
them digging against time TO save
their lives was tho Atuatlon today at
tae Pennsylvania railroad tunnel Ia
Long Island city,
For mote than 30 hours these two
workmen aaye been 0utombod In tAla
tunnel by the caycin OF lts mouth, and
II Ia by no means certain that there are
only two men buried. The police Of
Long Island CITY says there are six.
The tunnel ID being built under the
East river 10 Manhattan island. but
the entombed men are not under the
river bed They are uediod up In tlO
approach to Long Island City, and Il IL
reported that the water from tho river
which nov flls the part OF tho tunnol
directly under the river bed 10 kept
back from them by the force OF the
compressed air continually pumped
into tnelr prison chamber
The workcrS assert that tho water
must have HOwgd into The part Of
the tunnel whero their comrades are
buried and that they have saved them.
selves from Ia rlso by climbing upon
lRdEc ~ rock near tho roof Of the
tunnel
The reBcuers are sinking a iOioot
dcep shaft straight toward tho roof 90
tho tunnel ~ near NJ possible 70 The
place whore tnn W0rkmen are supposed
10 be- n the shaft Ia not very close
10 tho men there h danger when II
latt plercos tho cement roof that all
the work will have been IN vain, that
the compressed air watch Will be- ~.
leased and allow The water 70 engult
tho men before their comrades can
take them out
The life ahaft wha 80 feet today,
but there was am about ton feet Of
tOlld concrete forming tho roof Of he
tunnel 10 b. pierced This was TIE
work ~ several hours. Involving NE
use ~ dynamite N expedite II 70 ~ any
time the signals 0i Tho hurled men BE-
came faint and indicated that S0me
thing bad gone wrong In their tunnel
chamber ThcY slEnalled inessaantiy
~ rappinE on me Iron pipes Trough
~ ar n being pumped 10 them,
Amor 800 Watchers ~ the dlggoFa
from thr H.rI = lhs NE shaft last
nirb, vas Nu. Frpr' Gale. tlo wife
N ono NJ he men believed 10 BE- N
ne tunnel To-day she vss iahsd
By her four cbliiFen 70 watch The ahai
1irfrinE ~ the tahhsl,
waat viii BE- doas ~ the moment
Ehea the tunnel rDof II opened has
'aussd The WORKERS muea worry
n has been planned 10 have divers
,sady 70 enter the hole n ne water
.isss TOO high hhd 40 least 10 b. pre-
,arrd 10 irop a boat taFouEh he Spen
~ In rsss ne men aFs not near
,tOuEb 70 BE- reached By any OtlGF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

caffgiltCa. Go Dee 20 "a aeW
babkinE iHsiifariDa ll ~ zoe uame %
"Ciuzshs' BalA' siIi open f9F bust
nass hers abOaf Feoruafy ne eapitai
siscE Subscribed r. fE00oo. ~ whieh
0aiy elS0o0 VII bs Daid b q, afSf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21

Bugaio. n v. De 90 --maaep CO...
ioa kas nsgies4 ~ poiiea ftat ~
roi6 sFusr aef Wift Fstasl fepctts %
hass hees rnlsn ~ .sga tusrg a lau
ftt g ~ uaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
No Evldsnes oasrsd IN Hummoi Case.

No Evidence oHersd IN HumROi Case,
New York. Dec. 30. --AbFam H.
Hummsl. the lawyer who. for several
days has been on trial 10 the supreme
court on a charge of conspiracy Ia con.
necilon vita The Dodge NoSse divorce
LITIGATION. locay elected 20 ALLOW BIZ
case TO "a 10 the Jury solely m the
evidence slbmiited By his aecusera.
TIE prosecution finished its case yea.
terday and when ire trial vas resumed
today. counsel Tor Hummsl announced
that they we're prepared 70 rest their
ease Thsy dld not desire 90 0ReF
any eviteuos IN defense
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
Wnahlnnton oppoaen Lyons.

Washington. Dec. 20. Register OF
the Treasurey Judson Lyons. the Al.
gusta negro lawyer woo for eight years
has been Republican national com.
mltteeman. has not given up nope thst
he may not yet be reappoiniei to the
high position be now holds. but the
friends Of other applicants are claim.
ing they have the presidents positive
promise that toe place shall 90 10
some other representative Of the race
The strongest factor IN opposition 10
Lyons r. ubquestionably Booker Wash
ingIon These two men may be taken
- the leading representatives, Of the
two wings Of the race in this country
Washington standing for the education.
al side. Wtth bis platform Of nOn.paF.
ticipatIon IN politics. and Lyons for the
political Side
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
street FIIlsa with RowdIss .

Shanghai Dec. 20. Armed guards
and patrols are maintained here To
cope with a possible renewal OF the
disturbances. The streets are hllei
with rowdles. The saops are open
hut lOQ,ing Is greatly feared. The 4.
s, cruiser baltimore will land q force
today and the British cruiser Diadcm
Is sending 800 men ashore. Other war.
ships are expected. and It " reported
that German troops are coming here
from KlaOclau.
The Chinese newspapers say the
rowdlCs prpposed 10 take advantage Of
the mixed court dispute 70 attack and
loot tho foreign settlement.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
SIX KILLED ~ EXPLOSION
caussd By Drilling IN Hole IN Which
Dynamits tfad Been LEFT

gaheRd ~ UTtIIIn0 % 1ola ~ Which
Dynamits tfad Been let
New York. De. 30 Sir men we're
1Silled and more thha q do1su inlursi
IN . dynamite e1plosion IN 90 sxeavn.
tiOu fog q rev buildlng opposite tie
gaid0sfAst01A So;sl today.
TIE aEplosion vhs caused By some
NoFkmen who started 70 re-drill . par.
tally drfiiea hole IN WhicA several
sticks o. 8ynar iie hai boen eft last
niEht AbOui 80 mtn we're q worh IN
Rhs Vieinisy ~ ,sis paFtiealaT hole
Aoms of tbem wert blown 70 atomn
'Thsra vert 80 r.ea q, woFk Ia Ne co
4ife sxcavutinn-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
Republic EstablIshsd.

Reliable details regarding the estab.
lislment Of tGe so-called republic Of
Kharkof have at last arrived The
Workmen's Socialist organizations
Joined by 3sO troops. took possession
OF the city aid vita The aid OF militia
armed with pixies. revolYers aud axes,
established a government Of federated
council" as the executive committee
was called. This council issued de.
erees which the authorities we're per.
fectly pOwerless 20 resist
} The council turned OF the electricI.
q from the houses on toe ground that
A benefited the rich while allowing Il
20 burn in the street. Il benefited the
people When a rObbsF was captured
be was placed under a trip hammer
with the threat that Il would Be
dropped unless be revealed ths where.
shouts Of TIE booty This was usually
effective, and me stolea goods returned
10 ita owner.
Z Two notorious robbers were hanged
h the public square
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-21
Conference May Be Held a, Madrid.

Washington. Dec. 90 Ambassador
White has been named as one OF the
Representatives OF the United states
At the approaching Morocco confer.
cnCc. has Informed Secretary Root %
the proposition now being placed DO.
fore European governments 10 cnangc
the place for the conference from Al.
Eeclras Ia Madrid Mr. Whites com.
muhicatlon docs not appear to require
any direct expression by The state 10.
parlmont on thlA matter Just ~ pros
ent. but n r. said that 40 affection
suEEoss Itself to the change In the pro.
gram
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-03

becomes more and more pronounced
from year to year
Among the noteworthy facts in the
census bureau bulletin is the statement
that the female sex Is more illiterate
than the male. but the former has been
gaining and may be expected to catch
up with the males in the not remote fu-
ture. Another and by no means surpris-
ing fact is that illiteracy among children
Is much greater i'm the country than in
the cities, but change in this respect
will come with increased educational ia
cilities i'm the rural communities. OF
course illiteracy is in general greater In
the sohth than in the north and this is
likely to continue to he so for an iridefi-
mite time. though there should be a
steady diminution in the relative per-
centage.
While the showing made by the census
bureau is not all that could be desired,
yet it is by no means such as to dlscour-
age the friends of educational progress.
AS remarked in the bulletin, there is
ground for satisfaction in the statistical
evidence that illiteracy is steadily being
reduced"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-03
SERMONS BOILED Down.

Little kindnesses come back to US full
grown.
The healthy heart can always find some
happiness.
Count your mercies and you discount
your miserics
The review Of the past often gives new
view Of the present
The best appreciation Of Gods bounty Is
seen in our liberality
Our best welfare has seldom been well
come at its first coming.
Many "A man who is only see-sawing
thinks he is saving wood
The poorest kind OF sermon is the one
filled with fear Of the rich hearer.
II Is the man who fears 20 soil his hands
who will worry least about his heart.
The man whose voice browns the choir
in church sings small on the street.
The wisest man is he who knows how
big a fool he can be without trying.
Some people never feel good unless they
are making others feel the other way.
A man does not get TO be one of the
good sheep by letting the wool fall over
his eyes.
Some think they are entitled to the
wings of an angel because they have the
appetite OF an ostrich
II the trouble loan Office would be closed
for a day the whole world would be so
happy IL would seem that heaven had
come
II doesn't take much courage TO lash
the devil from the pulpit when you know
the ushers are handy to throw him out
n he tries TO answer back.-St Louis Re-
public.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-03
THE WORLD GROWS BETTER

A. ]. waterhouse in San Francisco Call.
Tell me not in your doleful way, that the
world grows ever worse:
That we cannot escape from the drear, old
sway OF the drear. old primal curse.
Tell me not that there Is no hope except In
the grace of God
For, though 1t be true, He sets that grace
in the veriest human clod-
The world Is sweeter than e'er IL was; 1
read not far or deep
the mutitudes upward creep.
Our sight may be dim while we walk our
time on this misty, earthly shore,
But we clearer see what the right must be
than ever man saw before.
The world is better, aye better far, than
1t was In the days OF cid,
When they might take who mad the power
and they might keep who held;
When the belted knights rode TO and fro,
And the king Was lord of his subjects
Drawn. and cen of his spirit, too;
and her virtue thing to own;
When a serf and bondsman bore the mark
OF the tyrant upon the throne
All, sigh II you will for the good old days"
the fabulous days of yore,
But we clearer see what the right must be
than ever man saw before.
I know that the problems that vex us now
are sore to our Grant view,
But we've gained the sight, as we've gained
the might that our grandsires never
We have swung from the day when might
was right to the day when Right re
Veals
Some part of her face, diVineiy fair 70 the
veriest clod who feels;
Through the long slow aeons we've upward
pressed, ever our God hath willed
And here has the Right been crowned our
king, OF there has the Wrong been
Btilled
There is much to do, there is much to win.
for the ages have taught their lore,
But we clearer see what the right must be
than ever man saw before.