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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Best bran, s1.05. A. B. Fish.
Horse to let for his keeping. II A. TATRo
See J. + Jerd's photograph adj, page !
For Edison Photographs and supplies
see page ]. Mrs. +. +. NANoRNAM.
/ Millinery; up-to-date styles at the
/ Nesser block. MEssER Co.
/ Tenement to rent. Inquire forenoons oil
/ Miss Eta Harwood, ~ Weston st.
Bring your calf skins to +. N.Jerd. Can
+ pay more than anyone else in town.
For sALE:-A few nice young gobblers,
/ full blooded bronze. Nv W. NJ. TERRY.
| WANTED:-A runaway, kicking or
/ balky colt w. g. handy, +. Granville.
B. & NJ, C. ", Rut., o. & L. c. mileages
at Hulbert's barber shop, next door T. o..
II. E. Reed, Mortified, VT, viii pay
highest cash price for your poultry. ae II
All persons are hereby warned against
trusting our children after this date.
Mr.. AND MRS. DANA SPOONER.
WANTED:-A young lady of good
health, education and character to take up
the work of nursing at the Randolph San
atorium. Re
For sALE:-A good, cheap horse, not
afraid OF autos or cars, perfectly safe for
2we WIN. H. DUBOIS.
Pigs and puppies for sale. Pigs to 10
weeks old. Puppies thoroughbred Scotch
collies. Also fine young brood sows.
c. d. PEAKE, East Bethel, Vt. 2w
Let me send your laundry to Montpelier
Wednesday morning on the S:05 and back
Fridays. II you take the train yourself
get mileage Of me. c. r. STEELE.
FOR sALE:-Glass for reglazing your
broken panes. Cut to order in any size up
TO 1924 in, 7c. per SO. #. II looking for
pipe, call or write roTMAN, the Florist. 81
/ can put you in the way to get very
desirable cream separator, fully warranted,
at astonishing figures and terms.
W. +. RAND, Randolph, VT, local
agent International Cream Separator.
go tons hay, IA cows, heifres, pair
horses, % hens, " cords stove wood, corn,
pota oes, oats, tools and machinery, all
included with this productive 200-acre
dairy farm; good orchard, 1900 cords
wood can be sold, to close estate quickly,
price for everything only $4,000, half cash;
picture of house and barns with full
details and "Strouts Special List just
out, describing and illustrating hundreds
OF money making farms throughout New
England, New Jersey and Delaware
mailed free. Il. A. STRoUT, $50 Nassau ST.,
New York City, or IS Broad St., Boston,
Mass
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Special Notice.

To the Poultry Raisers of the State oil
Vermont We wish to announce through
this popular paper that Mr.. George II
Russell, one OF the Oldest and most reli-
able poultry dealers in Boston, has sold
his plant to us. We have spent thousands
OF dollars and spared no pains in making
il the most attractive poultry store in New
Eng and. With our new ideas and mod
ern facilities, we think we can give you
more for your poultry than some of our
competitors, and we solicit shipments.
Mr. George II. Russell wishes us to
thank, through this paper, the poultry
shippers OF Vermont for the abundance of
goods he has received from them.
We add that one member OF the new
firm has been associated with Mr.. Russell
for eleven years, and is familiar with the
shippers wants.
Yours truly,
f. b. EASTMAN 4 Co., II and 10 Faneuil
Hall Market, Boston, Mass.
Ref:-tourth National bank or any
mercantile agency. 3w
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Church Notes

The young people Of the Baptist church
VIII mold a sociable Friday night, Nov. 3
I in the chapel.
There viii be a social and oyster sumner
q the Catholic parsonage Thursday even.
ing, November y.
The ladies' Aid Of the Christian church
viii meet next week Thursday with Mrs
Heber Il. Holman.
Christian Science chapel Services
sunday at ~ q. M, subject. ~MoriaIs and
immortaisi wednesday evening meeting
90 7s5l
Methodist Episcopal church. Al 18.g1
a. m., Miss josephine Fisk. sluersntrn-
dent % tlE Boston Delc0uess Home vTI
speak. Sunday school at ~ O'Clock. Er-
worth League at 3 b. OH.
Ye men and mayseus are bssaagbfen Ia
atlfld party GO Fe Christian church D.
JON Orb 81 ulc-fIue sports ~ Hau1ae'er.
assemble apgl Sc hour % half after HareB
ts third day 9t SEE month uf November.
Services % the Convl aud Ch-.ata,
churches next Sunday morning uIFI a.
lE-a lu me Christian church. -utfarf %
the weeks lesson. sTle Raeial Ea0iu-
Ha1s teEt 70 thE sermon. s.M hafsafger
80 d., do az 90 The glory ~ God
Baptist eharch. Services mex SUNDAY
e l9s3l q. g. and FL %. m. Male Quartet
Wtii sing ln morning service E1le ehori
a. j. O'Clock Essning heFgics &c G.7l.
monthly ceusecratiJu meeting ~ erssrrl- =
reqfles soc1ety. Br C0guEr via frsarn
neAl Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Millinery.
Hats All Ready to Wear
or Made TO Order.
We can serve you promptly.
eaptIst Mission IN Randolph.

The Baptist state convention held in
Fair Haven late in September decided Ia
engage an evangelist for special work
among the churches Of Vermont. Rev. q.
c. Maxield of Springfield, Mass, has
been engaged and will begin his services
about Nov. LIST. under the direction Of Rev.
w. A. Dawson Of Burlington.
Mr.. MaXtield is expected 10 conduct
services in the Baptist church in Ran
dolph, beginning Nov. 10Th, The church
will prepare for the mission by holding a
series Of home prayer services as follows:
Monday, Nov. 8. at r. n. Rising's, school
street; Wednesday, the Sth, in the chapel;
Friday, the 10th, at Alfred Webster's;
NJ onday, the 18th, at the parsonage. Pas
but Rev. G. II Watt Of Barre is expected
to preach the 18th.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Fullam has joined the Iodine club.
Hyzer, 90, is away on a trip to New
York
The deer hunters have returned without
success.
Edith Granger Of Montpelier seminary
was in school Monday.
The mid-term exams are over. and they
were, as a whole, very satisfactory.
The Juniors have received their class
pms AT last, and are very well pleased
with them.
While "Laz" was tending his horse
wednesday, he vas kicked on the leg. m
IS thought he will recover.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Halloween Franks and Parties.

The madcaps were out Halloween in
spite OF the rain, but kept their high
spirits within reasonable bounds, and re-
Trained from acts OF malicious mischief
lawn settee which w. II. Gladding
failed to house was hosted to the top OF
j. b. Eldredge's flagpole, a sign or two
danced around, and troops Of youngsters
were heard occasionally tearing through
the streets like stampede of wild horses.
There were, however, numerous parties
at which the revels appropriate TO Hallow-
cen furnished a merry time, the damsels
within doors, performing their mysterious
rites, while bands OF anxious youths
struggled from without TO force their way
into a share OF he frolic.
AT Miss Carrie Manchester's were four
teen young ladies, who feasted on punch,
waters and candy to the eXasperatiou Of
number Of boys, some OF whom sue
ceeded in laying hands on a jug, whose
contents, supposed to be cider, turned out
to be tirst-class vinegar.
Miss Edith Blanchard entertained her
crowd OF Is girls with games and refresh
ments, repelling masculine invasion with
the aid OF the hose. which, however
much 1t might dampen apparel, was
powerless to dampen an enthusiasm that
had already braved the rain Of heaven.
Miss Ruth Roundy, an adroit Young
hostess, secured some immunity from
persecution by inviting both BOYS and
girls, "a in number, who had a royal good
time.
There was gathering OF eight damsels
at Miss Ruby Miller's, and some very
Young ladies assembled at little Miss
Elsie kilburn's to peer into futurity with
the aid OF magic.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Booth had sixteen
guests whom they entertained with
euchre, besides the usual Halloween
games, and refreshed with homemade
candies.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

". d. Bagley is repairing his barn.
The deer hunters returned without any
Miss Ella Blaisdell is visiting at South
Randolph.
Mrs. Ira Kinney OF North Richmond
\. H., called on friends here last week.
Mrs. A. G. Osgood and daughters OF
randolph were with her parents over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Laclley Of Montpeher
visited at 5. Liitle's last week ana called
on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. r. Waldo went 10
Malpole, n. H., last week Tuesday and
returned home Saturday.
The ladies Benevolent society will
meet with Mrs. Lewis Kibbee Friday
evening, Nov. 3. All are cordially invited.
Frank Talbert and his mother Of White
RIVER Junction came Monday IN his auto
TO see bis sister, Mrs l.. l.. Pearsons. re.
turning the same day.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Ladies' Tailor
Made Suits.

\ fine showing now, mostly plain
colOrs. Priced from 50 to SIS
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Ladies' Separate Waists.

Made Of Cotton, Mohair, Flannel,
silk and Velvet. Every color and
size from 30 to A.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02

Lyman Hutchinson j. quite sick w.tb
leumouia and Is cared for IS trained
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
EAST RANDOLPH

We have few suits Of mems clotbe,
We are closing out cheap. A new line Of
mems work pants.
SPRAGUE a SpRACf-F.
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PETn

Lyman Hutchinson j. quite sick with
pneumouia and Is cared f1r Isl fraipes
nurse.
siiss =. Jane Wellington OF gye.f
bro9sfieid e. visiting a. Mrs. Mary Wood
ward b.
Miss Henrietta Baldwin u Fsarr Heg,-
L.fH visited asr friends i1 Esth tta frst ~
land.
Ar. and hrs Guy CIough. wbs Ery.
,a7en spending several months win -aia
80 Pr t1e West, returned homo The l65t
q the week and report One time.
he hunters thst we're oat iaaf asag
nave returned They report 8 poor f5rr
e there Nere more hunters t6au an.
salr tnai remained 81 home were moro
slecesaill, there icing siK deer ana ono
bear KILLED II town
PepS0IDS Cure Dyspepsia.
-Z ~ 0idma.s p--se-'...t@5..l /.
'rastess csra fqf Dy.te IS. ina..sss ~
- az st9aaeh 'f0abH. Prize 80 ceuts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
This Is a Separate Coat Season
we Have The Assortment.
Buy FurS
At This Store

And you buy right. Cur Furs
were bought and delivered months
ago. Consequently good furs, well
made are here now.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-07
No So nO|e{|e d ST. Attorney

En- nues estra edicion de aver Sc desl1
z6 una gacetilla que nuestros lectores
habran comprendido que no era de la
Redaccion, sino de I'm cola bOrador
nuestro.
En- dicha noticia Sc interesaba del
Attorney General una contestacion
acerca de determinadas preguntas re-
ferentes 4 81 sucedfa no algo amor
NAL en- la Secretarfa del Juzgado 6
Corte Municipal de Ponce.
Nosotros no acostumbramoS dirigir
esa clase de preguntas, maxine GUAM
do resultan completamente innecesa-
rias 81 la presunta v1ctima 6 Ell pre-
sunto culpable son naturales de Puer-
to Rico.
Mientras no sepamos que Ia mora
Ilidad administrative y la Judicial re-
zan tambien con los funcionarios con-
tinentales, NADIA queremos saber y NADIA
diremos acerca de las imputaciones
que Sc dirijan, mas 6 menos infunda-
damente, a los funcionarios nativos.
va 10 sabe, pues, la persona que de-
sempe1a dentro del regimen mogre
bino VICENTE el papel de oraculo- No
nos interesa absolute mente NADIA que
nos entere no de 10 que pueda ocu-
rrir en- la Secretar1a de la Corte de
Ponce, mientras no nos entere previa-
mente de 10 que ha sucedido reclente-
mente Ell otras Cortes de la 1sla con
funcionarios continentales.
Que por 10 que respecta a los natl
vos, va nos consta sobradamente que Sc
investigaran rapida y minuciosamente
los hechos de que Sc les acusen y de
que Sc enviaran la prensa, sin pedir-
selos esta, todos los detalles concer-
nientes al desprestigio del function ario
de que Sc trate.
No Sc moleste, pues, el sefior Attor'
ney General en- responder las pregnn
tas que por I'm descuido aparecieron CO.
mo hechas por nosotros en- la edicion
del BOLETIN de aver.
Estamos en- el secreto de los MEGA
nismos de la congregation redentor;s-
ia copocemos cuan grande, sublime {
inflexible es su proposito de moralizar'
Duya len, sed lea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-07
Des0rdeneS en- Russia
Artuyo Cordoba.

San Petersburgo, I6 de Novjembre.
-Djcen de Libau que un Official de po-
licfa fue linchado por la multitud por
instlgar TN ataque contra los judfos.
Ell Emperador Nicolas Sc ha tras-
ladsdo de Peterhof q Tsarshoe Selo.
Hoy celebro consejo de ministries ST.
gestion del conde Witte.
-Habiendo circulado el rumor de
que ell gran duque Nicolas Nicolaie-
witch, comandante de la guardia i'm
perial, habia sido nombrado dictador
militar, cundio TN panico terrible en-
la Bolsa. procurando cada cual desha-
cerse del papel que tenia. La tirantez
Sc alivio al negarse positivamente por
orden del conde Witte que Sc pensase
en- tai dictatura. nj en- proclamar la
ley marcial en- San Petersburgo.
San Petersburgo, II de noviembre -
Hoy Sc publico un manifesto imperial
condonando los campesinos contri-
buciones atrasadas montantes a unos
$40 600, 900 y djctando disposiciones
para que los benefciados puedan ad-
quirir mas tierras Ell condolences ia
Giles. Calc1lase que las prescripcio-
nes del manifesto reportaran al pai-
sanaje bene6cios que para 1890 habran
montado a 5000 900, 900.
Hay esperanzas de que el domingo
cuando ell manifesto sea leido y ex-
plicado al pueblo en- las iglesias. pro-
duzca efectos favorables. pero al prom
to los ha tenjdo contraproducenteS.
Los campesinos que ven Ell decreto en-
la "Gaceta." dicen que no necesitan
comprar tierras cuando ellos estau en-
posicion de tomar cuantas quieran de
balde, nj que les condonen contribu- =
clones que no hay quien sea capaz de
cobra rle.
A las personas refexivas les causa
m as sprensi6n Ia actitud del campesi-
no que la del obrero urbano. Ell cam
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-07
Los festejos de Aguadilla

Ell Centre de Instruction y Recreo
"La Nueva Victoria" de Aguadilla COO
pera a los festejos populaves que han
de llevarse efecto en- dicha pobla-
ci6n con motive de las fiestas de la In
maculada Conception y S n Carlos
Borromes Goa los siguentes espectacu-
los:
Dfa 7, alas diez de la noche Sc lle-
vara ca bo, en- obsequio del be'lo sexo
un bile de confsnza.
Dfa 9, a las dos de la tarde, bale de
ni1os. Terminara las cinco de la
misma.
Dia 10, a las nueve y media de la
noche, dara principle la Velada-lirico'
lteraria. terminando esta con un baile
de sociedad.
A todos estos actos hemos sido invi.
tados muy especialmente por la smable
directiva del expresado circulo social.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-07
Desde Washington
Q de Noviembre.

iSe van los Dioses7 Quiero decir los
"bosses," que es como en- este pals Sc
llama a los caciques politicos. Las
elecciones de anteayer han sido para
ellos, una serie de descalabros.
Ell Senador German en- Maryland
Mr.. Lentz en- New Jersey, Cox y Dick
en- ell Ohio, Durham y Penrose en- Pen
sylvania, Murphy y Odell en- Niue
va York, han recibido severas lee
clones.
Sc ha afrmado el prop6sito de sa-
primir intermediates entire los candi ~
datos y los electores; tendencia exec
lente que, 81 Sc persevera en- ella, po
dra acabar con toda esa maquinaria
de comites, convenciones, jefes de
distrito, etc., etc., gobernada por gen
te irresponsible, de la cual son ins
trumentos los funcionarios electives.
La sendencia es. en- cierto sentido,
anti democrAtics; porque, eliminada
esa maquinaria, que era Ia que haefa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-07

pesino russo es ultra fan Atico y excesi-
vamente ignorante. Ha podido tener
sele sujeto per sumision; pero ahora
que su discipline Sc esta relaj jando, con
frecueucia Sc entrega a los mayores
desmanes. ST esta discipline llega a
romperse por complete, como mnchos
temen, nadie puede predecir 10 que
pasara en- Russia.
En- San Petersburgo Sc les We y oye
4 hombres y mujeres, actuar y habar
como locos, 81 su furia llega 4 desa-
tarse, habra en- Russia un levantamien :
to popular que degenerara en- rabla,
en- matanZas y en- terror.
Los liberales y los moderados care
cen de valor para apoyar al gobierno.
Y ell gobierno esta 4 merced del Con-
sejo General de las Uniones obreras,
llamado comunmente Union de las
Uniones, que Sc componen de 5o3 de-
| legados, representando cada uno 4 500
Obreros. Este cuerpo es el poder que
manda en- Russia, y auuque por mayo
ria Sc contenta con libertades constitu
cionales. shay una minor1a socialists
que amenaza dominarlo.
La Union de las Uniones ha di-
rigido una proclalna a soldados y ma
rinos incitandoles que desobedezcan
sus jefes y hagan causa comdn con
ell pueblo. Los jefes de la Union ase-
guran que mucha oficislidad del ejer-
cito asiste a sus juntas y profesa sus
ideas.
| Circular rUmoreS no cotroborado:
de que en- ell ejercito de Manchurid
|existe mucha insubordiuacio n, y de
cue ell general linevitch telegrafio al
Car que habia sido necesaria una ba-
Italia campal para reprimir un n1ot1r
entire as tropas, agregandose que AZ
o6ciales nab1an sido fusilados por par
ticlpar en la conspiracion.
L huelga esta fracasando en- Po-
lonia 1onde Sc 1nicio, y el trafico fe-
rroc rrilero ha vuelto a su regulari-
dad. Ell efecto Sc sintio instantanea-
mente en- San Petersburgo, donde Ia
situacion esta mejCrando, las fabrica:
reasumiendo Ell trabajo y los baneoS
nuevamente abiertos.
| -Corren rumores de que las dota
clones de la escuadra del Mar Negro
surta en- Sebastopol, en- n1mero de
IS 600 hombres amenazan amotinarse
y de que el cnmandante de la escuadrs
ha pedido Sc refuerce la guarnicion dc
la plaza con 5000 hombres.
--Cherburgo. Francia, II de No
viembre.--El crucero americana Min
neapolis" lego hoy de Lisboa. Dice
Sc que ell comandante es:a bajo orde-
mes de partir para Ell Baltico, pero er
fecha no sefialada todav1s Esta ha-
ciendo carbon y Sc espera que mafia-
ma salga para Copenhague, Dinamar-
ca, para 81 la OCCASION 10 requiere, ir
Cronstadt protejer los ciudadano:
americanos Ell San Petersburgo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-07

dora la canalla gritona; la estoica de
sempre; la que angustiada, serene lie
vic ante ell tribunal que habia de con
denarle; la que le vislumbro como en-
traba por los soportales del presidio;
a quien Ia zalamera celestina y Ia in
curia arrancaron las hijas; la que ad-
miro los rapaces badulaquear por
ell arroyo 4 caza de fementidos placeres
Ia protagonista y actora principal del
DR. anna horrende. que extenuada va
ha m brienta, casi desnuda, sola, aban-
|donada de todos en- la TERRA sin pa
dres, sin hijos. sin esposo, porque todo
Sc 10 habia robado la injusticia de los
HON bres, lanzaba bajo los remozeros
ar bo,es de Ia plaza, el grito aquel de
lobezna quien arrebataton sus ca
chorros, de madre misera BILE, al fin, que
Sc volvia loca en- medic de una socie-
dad churrigueresca y buriona -.
Yo que bajo 4 los garitos del am
pa, husmeo en- los bohardllones y ten.
go ofato de lebrel en- los burdelos; yo
que subo los hogates apasibles, per-
fumados, donde Sc dan cita la elegan-
cia y la fasfa mundane, investigando
y compartiendo la humana miseria, en-
una de esas imborrables escursionss
nocturnas, conocf la mujer aquella,
ehj"eu6 mas tarde su lloro, cslme mu.
chas veces sos ausias de muerte y con
ella senti sus dcsventuras la tristeza
Gel horrible drama espautooo tragico
que era el drama la tristeza de un
pobre pueD.o.
Era la gran tragedia humana.
Ell drama eterno de la vida que Sc
consum aba en- medic de la ciudad or
giastica bullente; ell pobre, esclavo
siempre y ell gobernante eternamente
misero; mfsero de cuerpo y mfsero de
alma.
Ell divorcio del capital y del traba jo
que Sc peIpetraba alf; ell grito anar-
quico, de odio exterminio todo 10
constituido; lanzaba en- medic del AFRO
l. yo. la vera de una muche dun bre in
becil, pero aso1nbrada y colerica ante
tanta crueldad.
Y ell grito de aquella mujer rev;br6
en- mis- oidos como la protesta apocalfp-
tica resonante del pueblo soberano
que Sc va volviendo loco porque tiene
muchfsima hambre y sed ingente de
onancible justicia.
Artaty0 C6Yd0v0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-07
La fiesta espanola
CONCERTO Y FUEG0S kRTlFICIkLES

Esta noche segdn anuncia Ell pro-
grama de los festejos en- honor de la
Patrona de Espafia, en- la Plaza prin-
cipal, frente al edi6cio del "Casino
Espaflol" tocara un bri]lante concerto
la banda del battalion puertorriquefo,
que dirije ell maestro Miranda, con ell
programa siguiente;
"Quita Pesares",, psso doble por
Ordax.
Gran Jota de la Zarzaela "El Ger
ia men Naciorar'.
"El Anillo de Hero, Preludio,
per Marquee.
"El Pufiao de Rosas" paso doble
por Chapf.
sLas Campanas de Carbon, Oper
del maestro Planquette.
Mazurca de la Zaruela .'El aflo pa
sado por aqua, Chueca y Valverde.
Viva mi tierra!, MalaguefIas, por
Hernandez.
"Cadiz," paso doble, por Chueca y
Valverde.
Para los intermedios de la banda
han sido prepar adas caprichosas COM
binaciones de fuegos artifciales.
Este espectaculo eminentemente po-
pular terminara a las diez, reanudan-
dose la "Kermesse"; en- ell Casino,
hasta las once, y de once una, baile.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-06-03

| He was new creation fresh from the
Hand of God. His cradle was a log-cabin in
the baCk-woods The prairie and the forest
were the school where he learned intel
lectual and moral principles. He passed
from the log-cabn to the capitol of his
country, and from the inland prairie to the
vast empire of the civilization of the world
He walked and wrought and died in the
| deep consciousness that his duties were all
marked out for him by Infinite Wisdom His
heart with malice toward none, with char
lty Tor all, was beating in unison with the
great, throbb1ng, universal heart of man
his vision was never CfOuded. His sad and
| tragic face was deeply craven by the hand
OF patience. worry, toil-and sorrow infinite.
was there heart anywhere aching for
son or husband or lover lost on the, field of
battle; that heart knewn that Lincoln's
heart was acquainted with it's grief. The
memory of this man is the strongest, and
the tenderest tie that binds the nation now
and holds the states in perfect LOYALTY to
the Nations flag. All! Are we this Mem
orial Day in our over zeal and enthusiasm
looking al him through glass of too high
magnify1Dg power? Do not the real features
OF the man become diSproportioned or en-
largedl No, No. Any picture that language
paints only half reveals the honesty, the
courage and the generosity of the real man.
HIS mlrth added pathoS to his tears; the
grotesqae only made the tragic still more
dark: his humOur and his laughter only
revealed more clearly the profoundness of
his mercy and the gentleness of his heart.
His country men did not, and could not I'M
derstand this nany-sided and composite
man. They saw him, felt him but they
knew him not. And when the shadow
of his tragic end fell like pail upon homes
and lhearts, the world witnessed for the
first time in all it's history, a Nation broken
by civil strife, bowling down to weep The
hand of Lincoln raised the flag of freedom
and those who were against him, and the
millions now living under it's protection
are willing and are ever ready to die
beneath it's folds, And as our country stands
in all it's greatness on the borders of new
epoch the buoyancy of our faith finds ex-
preston in the optimism of the poet:
Thou too sail on, o ship of State!
Sail on, o Union, strong and great!
Humanity with all it's fears,
With all the hopes of future years.
Is hanging breathless on thy fatel
'Sail on, nor fear to breast the sea,
Our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee;
Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, our
tears
Our faith triumphant DER our fears,
Are all Will thee, are all with thee!