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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-11

conseio para Is confederation de les aAun
tos que ii voBotroB teneis que eHtudiar,
est6n reIaeionados con Ell &c cbisFnO y tanto
& cate como vosotros inteTesa TeBolver de
la meior mauera pC Bible, en- bien del
pueblo de Puerto Rico"
.'Yo be de deciros que durants los dlEi.
mos afioa la atenci6n del gobierno inBu-
lar 90 ha dsdicado princip pRlmeute tratar
Hesolver las condolences pol1ticRs y eco
n6micas de Ia isla. Ha tenido lR tareR
de constituir una forma de gobierno para
Ia iBla que Fssponda las necesidsdeB de
ellis fomentar On la mejoT msnera posi-
bIe las condolences ecOn6micsB de ella
psTeca q. descuidamoH poT complete 81 esta
blecimiento de las reglas de sanidad nece'
sRTias pRTR Ia conservation de la aRlud
pGblica, de 10 que ahoFa Fesulta que no
hay ning6n hombTe ca Is islR, "a sea del
gobierno insulRT, de los municipios, como
IN ofcial de sauidad, 81 director de Ha
nidad, 8 81 director del depsrtamento de
qui6n depende este director de sanidad, 8
81 mismo gobeTnsdor que uombTa & este
director del dspartamento, que pueda de-
cir BeguTamante 10 que eAta en- Bu mano
hRcer en- cueHtionss de sandal. ESQ
mismo le ocurre Ia junta superior de
Banidad del dePsrtamento y al Conseio
Executive al que est6n Bubordinadas eSaE
CueAtioneE peTo de maneTR que POGO ma
Dis pueda hRcer."
''Y por otTR paTte tenem0B que an eAa
m6quina de tan extTsfla maneTa compuea
ia esta otTa, que eB la maquinaTiR de lal
municipalidadag las que tienen tambi6n
facultadeH para hacer ordenanzas de Bani
dad que no esten en- pugua con las leyel
vigentep; pero aqui nos encontramoB asi
miamo con difcultades, puesto que no hay
quien Hepa seguFaments On Ia isIR cualel
son las veTdaderas facultades que & cads
entidad correspondent y cRales son Las res
pectivas atribucioues y autoridad que esal
autoridadeg de Bsnidad tienen respective
ments'.
"Ninguna persona en- Ia isIa sea el at
torRey general, sea 81 gobsEnador -repitt
-puede decirnoa cual es In ley de Sani
dad porque hemoB de regirnoB. Ningdr
hombra pusde hoy aaber 81 60 90 debsl
descansar para los asuntos de aAnidad 81
el gobsrnador, en- el director de sanidsd
s en- 81 Official de Sanidad. Sc his lIegadt
& conatruir una extructura mixta de dis
poBiciones temporsles Ordenanzaa muni
cipales, dictRdas con mpcha premuTa y d
clio resulta una situaci6n especial cuyR
conBecusnciaB son conocidRB'.
"PoT una parte resuIts un Sistema bsji
81 que de Ia Halud de la isla TeBponde 9
director de BAnidad, y de sata y por conai
guiente do 80 bisnestaT , vide, le hac
responsible el pueblo, cuando results gu
le hemos atado las manoB y quit6ndoI
toda sutoridsd nsceaaTis para el dssempe
no de 80 mission. PoE una pREts ls tsne
mos atado una mano la ley municipal
facultsdes de los municipios por otr
pRrte Ia otrs atads tsmbien 81 Consej
Executive, que ssf mismo 40 dispone d
grandss stEibuciones"
(Vease Ia adici6n De mafaua.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-11

Los AigtemaE modernoa de educRci6n
han demoatrsdo de una mRuera indiEcut1.
bic, que 81 niflo es deba Ber hasta cieIto
extremo, IN pToductor no IN reoibidoE.
EHto as, que el niao dabe adquirir por
medic del siHtemR que hG de uBaT 81 msea.
tro, una gran csntidad de originslidad,
qusdando entsndido, que &quelloa uistemaH
que no tienden eRts fin deben Eer recha-
zados por complete.
81 algo hacs el pEoceso de lR educaci6n
es deBaEFollar las faeultRdes mentaleS
facilitandO asf el poder de penBsr, de dis
currir, de una mRneTa l6gica y legal, bR.
Hada en- principioB Bino axiom6tiCoB aCep-
tables por Ia l6gica que contisnen.
ri m6todo inductivo, llamRdo tsmbi6n
analftico, es 81 rey de log m6todoB, pues es
81 que hace Ilegar & Is concIuci6n general
por medic del an6liais particular de las
proposiciones con relRci6n al objeto idea
On question. Eate m6todo usado en- la
esCueIa. trae como Tssultsdo el conocimien.
to particular que 90 hs qusrido obtener =
una gran cantidad de desarroIlo mental
que eB uno de los principaleB fines de Is
eduCaci6n.
Este metodo trae consigo cieFtos reclamoB
Iegales; libertRd de acci6n del nino en- ls
class, sin, de conAiguisnts, menoscabar Ia
discipline, RceptRndo esta ibertad de
acci6n, requisite Indispensable para los
buenos fines del m6todo inductivo, result.
To-, que Ia actividad del niflo es bian utili-
zada, pueg 90 We obligado pensar y bua.
car conclupioneB pa1ticulares para legaE
& una general, del temR puesto ants 81,
tTayendo de una maneTs indirecta, exce-
leDts discipline en- Ia clase.
No eutoy confoEme con aquelloH m6todoH
que tienden & estaoionsr al nino voIver-
10 un papagsyo; primerO que eAoI m6todol
alejados de Las leyeg nRturRleB, tieuden &
coartar Ia actiYidsd mental del nino, ,
segundo, que 81 es Ia "educaoi6n el proceso
por 81 cual un coEaz6n forma otTo coraz6n
= un alma otEa alma no hRrfamoB otrs
coua que pTepsrar homhreH sin RCtividad,
sin Amino, sin acci6n sin originalidadl
para cuando llegue Ia horR de dar 81
mundO los bsnefcios ave benoH EecibidC
On is esousiN.
81 m6todo inductivo es eI m6todo pueg
to en- practicR y acepta6o por loR m6I
grandes psdagogos, , dicho sea de paBO
es 81 m6todo, que, psSe quien pese, 81
uBa On Ell departamento de sducaci6n d
puerto Rico sino v6aEe 81 plan dc estu-
dio.
Antonio TqWjSLLo Gill
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-11

las indispeusahleB brig AdaB de deViD fscci6n.
Bases para el serviciO de Begefcencio
PGbRc0 MGnicipGL-BaBs lei BeTvicio
m6dico de benefcencia municipal ssTa
prestsdo por m6iicos ciruianos con dsFe-
cho eiercer Ia medicina en- Puerto Rico
que no desempefien los CaEgoB de m6dico
de BanidRd.
Base Que cadR munieipio de Ia isls
de Puerto Rico cuya poblaci6n sea menor
de 5000 habitRnteB estar6 an Ia obligation
de BoBtenar un m6dico cirujano para Ia
ssistencia de sus enfsrmos pobreB que
para Cada grupo de 5000 vecinos serS
requerido el sostenimiento de otro m6dico
cirujRno.
Base 8. .-Cuando los ingresoS de an
munieipio menor de 600 habitsntsE 40
sean baBtanteH conBigaaE en- 50 pEeEu
puesto dotRci6n deCoroBa para IN medico
cirujano, podr6 RsociarBe con un pueblo
Iimitrcfe para tener juntos los BsTvicios
m6dicoB independientemente contratRr &
IN facuItativo de las poblRcioneg vecinas
para que presto la aBistenciR medicR los
enfermoE pobrea, no permiti6ndogs sin EN-.
barge que nipg6n medico cirujRno tenga
81 Bervicio de baneGcenciR On mas dc dos
pueblos.
Base 4-Que cuando por tres meseS
conBecutivos an ayuntamisnto no hubieTa
provisto la plaza de m6dico de bsneGeen.
cia, 81 BscretsEio de Puerto Rico nombFar6
an m6dico ciruianO para tai municipiO con
81 haber que estimAre conveniente con car
20 loa fondou municipales.
Base 5-Que los syuntamientoB de
Puerto Rico anunciarkn duEants un mes
On los peri6dicos de mayor circulation de
la isla las vacantss de las plsza8 de m6di-
COS de benefcencia resarv6ndose Ia Corpo'
rRoi6n municipal 81 derecho de elegir entire
los solicitantes 81 candidate que tuviere
por Convenienta debiendo prefsTir sismpre
aquslloH que sean eiudadanos de Puerto
Rico.
| Base Que 81 seTvicio de una plszu
de m6dico de benefcenciR hRbrS neceaR'
rismsnts de RjuBtarse & IN Contrato cele
brsdo entire 81 ayuntsmiento , 81 m6dico
Base Que todo contratO entire un
ayuntAmiento un m6dico para el seFVi
clio de benefcencia no Be estipulaTd por an
psrfodo menor de cuatro amos y dieho con-
tFato comprenderS como cl6usulas funda
mentRles las siguisntes;
(Contin6a en- Ia pSginR p. }
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-11
HOTEL "LuMENU

San Francisco 81. San Juan P. r., altos
Montado 4 Ia moderna, ofrsce todss las
personas exceIantea comidas, hsbitaciones
c6modas , ventiladsB, salones espaciosos
para deacsnBo bafio. Las Comidss SO va
rfan diaTiamente y los ssrvicios responder
q los deBeos de los parroquianos. En- lA
plantR bsis tiene bien montada cRntins
con surtido general de icorea y salon bi.
liar. Los forAstsros tendr6n todaB las Be-
guFidadeg en- Hus intereses bsjo la Gus
todia Gtsnci6n del que Buscribe.-RofaeL
MenG PropietaFio. 15v 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-11

Antonio IrujiJEo GaiE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-11
ASAMBLEA UNIONIS-
ia en- Bayam0n.
Fus On ella sloglda Ia nuOrl Junta local
(De nuestrO 0Orresp0nsaI espeoia5).

Noviembre 11.-Aysr domingo. como
se habfa anunciado ps llsv6 efecto la
asRmblea uuioniats, concurriendo 81 aoto,
un buen ndmero de correligiOnsrios loH
que por unanimidad votaron para la for
maci6n de Ia nueva juuta local & los uenQ'
res Biguientes
Presidents honorario, don FsIiz Perez,
presidents efectivo, don Angel CestsTo,
vice preBidante don Luis Ramirsz Matey,
uecretario, don Rafael Rivera, tesorero,
don Miguel A. Csstero. Vocsles don
Hilario Ssvilla, don Angel Umpierre, don
Martin Gugtavo, don Gumsrsindo Rivera.
don Felix Torres DiRz.
Como &c We preBtigioBOs unionistas for.
man Ia nuevR junta local ha de egpe
rRrBe de elIoB llenar6n 50 cometido ents
ra satisfacci6n de quieneB les ha elegido.
El delegsdo & la junta de distTito ss 81
dignisimo coErsIigionsrio, respectable ami
go don Jop6 r Carazo, cuya historic pO
Utica 90 honroBfsims.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-11
(Contin6a en- Ia p6gina p,


La mejor recommendation que puede oB.
tentaY cualquier senorits que desss colo.
oarse en- oficinas publicas, es hablAE con
entusiasmo de los bonitos , elegantes ira
jel que para caballeros MINIS % venden
en- Ia PaImesana de las BeforeH j. Pieral
Compafifa calIa de Allen n1msro 30.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-11

In aEta impEonts % vonds papoI de Pc.
RIDDLES vEaIa s 02.OO leE 4 kilal ENn quin'
tsL1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-11
COMPR0

EnyoIturau del isbon Ootag6n. Din.
jirsa & "La Tendita." Plaza Principal,
JaHe RaESn. l8Hh
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20
:9ersonaLs

G. W. Bradon, of woodbine. is in
the city.
L. H. Haym spent yesterday up the
A. B. & A
J. H. Whitmire of ST. Simon. was
in the city yesterday.
A. Livingston. of Savannah 'i 7agsass
In the city yesterday
j. s. Lott. of Douglas. was visitor
to the city yesterday
r. S Keith, Of Savannah. is regis
tered at the Oglethorpe
J. A Lowrey, of Dalton. is spend
ing a few days in the city
A. H. Leayy has been spending the
past two days in Darien.
B. Padrosa leaves tonight on a short
0suiness trip to Savannah
L. H. Putney. of Atlanta, is spend
ing a few days in the city
Chas e. Read, of Atlanta, was reg
jstered at the Oglethorpe yesterday
r NJ Patton. of Darise.s,w was y
the visitors to the SA@ -
r. D. Meader IA Serday
lanta -
Fred T Newell Of Atlanta, with the
Columbian National Life Insurance
Company, is in the city on business,
Harry A. Franklin, of Macon. an
I'D Brunswick boy. was shaking hands
With his friends In the city yester-
day
County Commissioner Constant MIL
Ter and Representative II. S Lee
were among the Brunswickans at.
ending the immigration convention
In Macon
Cal on Davis Il Blac8rhy. II6
Monk street. for groceries = lowest
'1rsst prices
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20

State Of Georgia. Glyun County
Notice is hereby given that The IN
dersigned as guardian Of the person
and property of Ivey Paff0rd. q minor
has applied to the ordinary Of said
county for leave to sell for the pur-
pose Of division and distribution Ger
tain one half interest Of said minor,
undivided interestJ in and to that
certain tract or parcel OF land in Ber-
ren county said state, in the town
or village OF Cecil therein, being
known as the home place of the late
DR.. Marion Pafford, said tract Of land
being described as the northern one
half of block number twenty-six TO-
which same Is bounded on the nortn
By Rountree street, on the east by
Union street, on the south by Main
street aud on the west by Pine street.
Said application will be heard before
the regular term Of the court of or
iiuary for said Glyun county. to be
aeld on the first Monday 10 March,
1907 This. 9Th day Of February. 1907.
senteIle Pafford Blaekerbys
AS Guardian OF the Person and Prop
erty Of Ivey Pafford, Minor,
0. W, Krauss. Applicants Attorney
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NOTICE.


District court OF the United States
eastern division, southern district %
Georgia, in bankruptcy
Notice Of application for discharge
In bankruptcy in the matter Of A. @.
refers. county Of TIynsass.l 5eorgia
To the creditors Of the ABOVE namoas
bankrupt: You are hereby notified
hat the above mentioned bankrupt
aas filed mis- application for dts
3harge from all Of the debts prov
able in bankruptcy against the said
A. G. LETTERS.
The said application #al be heard
~ Hon. Emory Speer, judge Of the
United States district court, for sid
vision and district at the United
states court house, at Savannah, on
he 25th day of February, 1907.
All creditors Of said bankrupt are
lotifed to appear at the time and
lace stated, and SHOW cause, If any
hey can, why the prayer contained
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Savannah, Ca, this 18th
iey Of February, 1907.
7, 2. JOHNSON, Clerk
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20
NotIca-

NGkAEEa
Any and all persons are hereby fol-
hidden to hunt with dogs, Arearms. or
in any other way on any of the tract
of land situated in the 1899 district
G. H.. Glynn county, Ca. and known
as Cabbage Bluff" plantation TRACT
more particularly described IA a deed
rom Mrs. Annie Lee Wright to Down
ing Company and q T. McKinnon
dated March 16. 1908. and recorded
March a.. 1908. in book WV. folio
sos Of the general records OF Giym
county, Georgia. reference being acre
by had 10 said deed and record for d
more full description; or to fish with
hook. seine. nets or In any other way
III any streams. lakes. ponds or la
goons situated upon said property OF
appurtenant and. belonging thereto;
the undersigned being the owner OF
said tract of land The owner ha
complied with the law as to posting
these lands. and any person hunting
or fishing in violation OF this notice
Ms guilty Of a misdemeauor under the
Aaws of ~ state Of Georgia, and viii
SssssassoS esuted.
The Downing Company
BY c. Downing,
President
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20

Any and all persons are hereby for
hidden to hunt with dogs. firearms, or
in any other way on any OF the tract
of land situated III the 1899 district,
G. M Giaynn county Georgia and com.
sese1 cf those two small tracts bIi,; :, j
AS Bethel Plantation and Green Rive
plantation and more particularly
described in a deej from Mrs Annie
Lee Wright and others to the Down
Ing Company and H. T. McKinnon
dated March 6, 1905. and recorded
March n, 1905. in book WV, folio
$50 of the general records of Glynn
county Georgia, reference being mere
by had to said deed and record for a
more fun description: or tEg&ih witt
hook, seine. nets or in any other way
IN any streams. lakes. ponds or la
gaons situated upon said property OF
appurtenaut and belonging thereto;
the undersigned beiNeMsae owner o.
said tract OF land aper has
complied with thaa A)ostine
these lands. and Aptine
OF fishing In via A1tice
Is guilty Of a. eaYfs the
laws of th& 5en viii
DoY ag q ysny
c. Downing,
$50 President
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20

Chas. e. Read of Atlanta, was reg
istered at the Oglethorpe yesterday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-20

L. H. Putney, of Atlanta, is spend
ing a few days in the city.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-03-23
GIVES RIGHT CREDIT.

CONGRESSMAN James F. Bourke' OF
Pittsburg, in his address before ,he
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick in rhi,a-
delphia, spoke significantly when nc
said:
~rhat writer uttered a great truth
WHO two centuries ago declared that
v.lS,e the Greeks were great people
and boosted many heroes, their place
in history would not be half as Illus
trious were it not for the fact tha'
they possessed many brilliant writers
who successfully exploited on the
pages of history the achievements OF
their people. And so, with the carry
history of the Irish people in TINS
country. Owing more to the men
who wrote than TO the men who mace
our early history, we find many
achievements attributed to other ma
tionalities and comparatively Jew
accredited to the Germans and the
Irish. The significant part played OY
Them in transforming the results d
+hose events into the Declaration OF
independence and the Constitution Is
impressed upon us with added force
abe more we scrutinize the story OF
their struggles and sacrifices"
The time is coming when the Ger
mans and Irish will demand and re-
ceive that place in our history 10
which they are so justly entitled
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-03-23
EXPOSITION
Has Interest For Larger Mum.
Der Than Any Other
Show.

The Greater Louisville Exposition,
which opened Monday and will con-
tinue all next week, has an interest
for larger number of individuals
than almost any other of the many
exhibitions of the sort which have
been available for the people during
busy season of illustrations Oh
American achievement in various
fields of industry. The horse show
the automobile show, the electrical
show have their spectacular interest
for large crowds, but after all the
number of men who could profit per.
sonally by the inspection of such ex-
hibits is comparatively small.
Crowds have crowded the armory
nightly, leaving only to return again
The scene presented is brilliant and
spectacular one, and the exhibits are
a pleasing surprise to all visitors,
Monday night the Irish-Americans
filled the vast building, and since
then the crowds had grown in size,
During the coming week every citizen
of Louisville should visit this exposi-
ton, as they will learn much of in
terest concerning Louisville and its
varied industries.
Tonight will be Labor night, Mon
day viii be for the Catholic Knights
of America, and Tuesday for the
knights and Ladies of Honor.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-03-23
THE LAND ACT.

The land purchase act OF 1902 Is
gradually placing the people OF Ire
land in permanent possession of the
soil. lust as the Ashbourne act OF
1896 rooted several thousands of fam
lilies on it who at the end of twenty
to twenty-five years from now will
be practically owners in fee simple
Doubtless some tenants who bought
under the act of 1902 have paid too
big a price for the land, made a bad
bargain, although the Irish leaders
and the national press warned and
cautioned them over and over again,
but the land hunger was so intense
among them that they will possibly
be obliged to suffer for their improv-
-ident bargains. Some people make
lad bargains buying land or other
things in America. But after all is
said and done it is a clear fact that
on every estate bought by the ten
ants the yearly instalment toward
the purchase price will be anywhere
from twenty-five to sixty OF seventy
per cent. less than the old rent. II
they improve the house or farm, the
Improvement is theirs.
In other, respects, declares the
Boston Hibernian, Ireland has made
substantial progress. Their present
system of local, district and county
government, which is carried on by
elected councils, is equal if not
superior to local governments in the
counties of any American State.
These Irish councils have the levying
and collection of taxes for local pur-
poses and the appointment Of salaried
officials TO carry out local purposes.
Under this power the County Council
OF Cork elected no other than 0'Dono-
van Rosa, OF New York, to a salaried
office, which he filled for a time until
ne grew tired OF life in his new sur
roundings. But that broad democratic
power has been granted to Ireland
within the past DECIDE, and what n
more, Irishmen are allowed to vote
for members of the district councils
and to serve as members, and some of
the most active and efficient members
on such councils are well known
Irishmen. So that 1t is not all dark !
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-03-23

IT, has been well said that Commo-
dore Barry was an amphibious
fighter. Born in Ireland, he fought
England by preference upon the sea,
because he was sailor, but when
anything interfered with fighting on
the water, the land was good enough.
In February, 1776, he made the first
capture of British war vessel by an
American cruiser, but when naviga-
ton was closed he commanded COM
pany of artillery and did good work
around Trenton. Then he took to the
water with four boatloads of men
and cut out a British war schooner.
Returning to the land, he served as
an aide on the staff of Gen. Cadwal-
ader, but presently got back to his
own element and in October, 1871, he
captured the Atalanta and the Trep-
assy after a very hard fight. In the
reorganization of the navy in 1874
he was the senior officer. All Amer
leans feel grateful to the Friendly
Sons of ST. Patrick for erecting a
statue of him, which is well placed
near the hall immortalized by that
Declaration of Independence for
which he fought so well.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-03-23
ST. PATRIcK's DAY.

True TO its faith and fatherland
with pious, Jealous care,
And in that constancy and love
where virtue has its share,
The Irish heart, where'er il beats, at
home or far away.
Expands with JOY as morning breaks
TO hail st. PatriclS's day.
It's advent truly chronicles the glory
of the Gael,
Since the banner of the cross was
raised in happy Innisfall;
Since the light of our enduring faith
illumed her pagan sky
When Erin, faithful Erin, knelt TO
worship God ON high
Behold her in the Springtime of a
blooming. golden agel
The hope of nations, then unknown,
writ in her virgin page:
Her mission sketch'd by Providence
in Christian robes array'd,
She preach'd, with burning eloquencc,
the cross of her crusade
And then, we see her seated on a
throne of blazing light.
Resplendent in her mission like the
vernal moon at night;
A crown of learning on her brow, the
cruciffx her crest;
Her monasteries and colleges the
glory of the West.
Her holy men and women sought new
fields in ev'ry land,
Wherein to plant the tree of life to
blossom and expand;
Spreading hope and consolation
around them on their way;
Teaching liberty and progress where
they went or came 10 stay.
What precious fruits were gather'd
in the vineyards they had
tilrd!
What richly laden granaries with
golden grain were fill'd!
While flocks redeem'd from slavery
were nutured in the fold,
BY those faithful shepherds of the
cross by whom they were con-
soled.
What a glorious mission, Erin, for
ages has been thine!
And still goes onward. Erin, with io
semblance of decline;
Still preaching and protesting; still
dispensing. far and wide.
That charity and peace and love fof
which the Saviour died.
And in that sacred mission, Holy
Island of the Sea!
Thy children. scattered DER the
earth, preserve their faith in
thee:
That faith, which knows no waning
seeks a home beyond the skies
Where. when human thrones have
crumbled. the immortal sou
shall rise.
Lawrence Goulding.