The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-20
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,pas lint dljt pit ~ eetiqg lu Dal >thc
chicken. There Is usually not much
chicken left for the last speaker.
Private Daugherity, very tall, in
answer to an. sdmoniehipn from a lltr
lie sergeant to hold his head up, said,
Sure, an thin I'll DO seyipi good-py 20
We. sergeant, for I'll niver SEE ye
again "a -
1T is not with such thought as this
that we say fatswen this, evening yTie
Just Till we meet again. And we hope
that by our welcome we have proven
to you that the gates Of our city swing
on-the-hinges-ef-bes y,.and-- that
tcnoe bavhs'trya-the pathstovpy-dOsr
uAysou not soon Forget IN way; Tor
! tOAs Gu a lwagsl .usiIl the latSh stslastb he
found hanging on the outside. We
.oYYihy1O tEofIfY EsysfSHgys of Ears
privilege that have been ours. BY your
eloquence ryop. have AIKEN, AS. 10 the
mountain-tops and given us glimpse
Of the Promised Land With your IN
spiring Hdrtis ybn, me ltadtfs' o. His
Organized Woinahhood, have embold-
I'ened us to go up and possess the land,
this fair land Of Kentucky, n land of
Blue Grass and observation-disclosures, of
universities aud moonlight schools. of
chivalrous men and beautiful women.
"In the little brown back history IL
says, the women OF Kentucky have
never, been known TO falter whatever
iemands duty might make upon them.
Il noticed in our current Sunday.
school lesson, OF last week. that when
nc citizens ,UfuAptiueh wished to rid
he city of movement, which they
considered to be a mcnace-they calf
d upon the city council? Oh, no.!
They stirred w the women--honorable
womon--so it must have been the Wo-
mans club. And as usual when the
women are stirred up-excuse the
s!ang-1there was ,sometMpg doing.
AS | have listened 10 the discussions
OF the past few days-perhaps some
OF you have heard Of the man. who
trying to set off some dynamite with
out success. volunteered the informa-
ton that dynamite was exploded with
discussion - We have been having
much dynamite exploded with discus
sion in the these past few days-and
as | have listened one thought or pic
ture has been before me: the vision
OF 81, John when he saw the Holy City,
the New Jerusalem. ..r. ......
He described II as city of pure
gold, having twelve gates of entrance
and eying four squares You have told
us about the work of the Educational
Department, by which through the
gates of School Improvement Leagues,
Library Extension and the other Lii
brary work you are entering into the
Intellectual life OF the city. touching
its mental side; then your Department
of Home Economics, by which through
the gates of Food Lamentations, Prop
er Housing and Health Welfare
Leagues you are entering into the
city's physical life. touching its home
side.
"In the year of work which is before
US, until we meet again. may we strive
toSsiter thrp,tsh ~ De oates lpto the
city, 4 .eityFbfa bnrs gold which Heth
-four square IVY r. ~ {
ave would fain Hngcr over these
farewells, .exclaiming with Juliet
parting is such sweet Sorrow that we
would say 8o6dby Until 1t Ibe tonore
row.. But the feast is not yet oyer
and the hour for the next session has
arrived. ''''"' '.'''''' .. '''''
The French with grateful au revolt.
The German,1aut WiedetSehn. yrb
Would brighten the sad parting hour
With hopes to meet again.
|IGf1 clt .5foI[ Hotd IGIugof
! fFpr a. lS1sqiHHtiy Peutyal f9pfwoILliRl
French nor German vii. not do -.
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