The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-08-20
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He quoted "Let me live in house
by the side of the road and be friend
to man" from poem by Samuel Foss,
to show that love for our fellowman
is the greatest asset one can have.
He also quoted "Your Flag and Our
Flag" to show the sentiment OF the
citizens OF other nations toward the
United States.
He showed that our laws do not
originate in Congress, but come from
public sentiment as created by the
home, school, church and press and
are only completed by the action of
the National House of Representa-.
tives
The music of both Sunday and
Monday was given by "The Music
Makers, Messrs. Huff, Shaw, Garrett
and Rohner. They fully sust aimed
their high reputation. The marimba-
phone numbers we're especially we'll
received, although every number
showed much merit.
On Monday night splendid audi
ence welcomed the brave, loving
fiithful Little Mother" who has
been going in and out of the. State
prisons of our land carrying sunshine
and hope to the unfortunate ones
within their dark, gray walls by
teaching that Gods love is the right
full heritage of each that only walls
Of ignorance and prejudice have pre-
vented them from understanding it
before, but that it is not yet too late
to ask for and receive 1t. Not state
but has felt her glorious influence.
She has provided help for them
when they are sent out from prison as
we'll as while they are confined
Homes are kept up for them through
her efforts, work found for them, pro-
lection from prying questioning, until
they can stand alone, security for
them till the time of parole has ex-
pired and they are free.
Theory after theory fails and only
getting at the "heart of the matter"
and using the eye that sees the ''some-
thing precious In each soul" wins in
the battle for the eternal souls of
Gods creatures that havegone astray.
She has ever looked at the individ-
ual and not at congregate group, be-
lieving that the "touch of sympathy"
unknown to many, will work wonders
in Transforming their sin and prison
stained unfortunates.
Many incidents of permanent new
lives were given, also the changes, for
the better, in the prison treatment Of
convicts.
A universal God bless and God
speed you in the magnificent dedica-
tion of your life to this great work is
the sentiment of all who heard her.
The "Maurer Sisters gave two
very enjoyable preludes on Thursday.
They are very versatile doing equally
we'll in the use of violin, flute, cello,
cornet, cello and piano, also giving
humorous readings and whistling
with equal facility.
The Initiative Recital" of peg
o. My Heart" by Miss MacLaren was
an artistic gem. A more typical
Irish maiden could not be produced
Naturalness ease, grace and adapti-
bility marked each part and it was
easy to feel that not one "wee bit OF a
girl, alone, was doing it all but rath.
er that each character was present in
the living flesh. Bring her to the
next Chautauqua is the popular feel.
ing
Rev. A. A. Tanner In his "The Man
in Overalls" spoke from actual know
ledge of this mans condition, needs
and rights.
The solution Is human brotherhood.
kindly attitude toward him, under.
standing mind, loving heart, earnest
and persistent work to give him just
wages, protection from injury and to
look upon him as man.