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looks and Magazines to flor-
nalli Congregationalists
*—
A very appreciative audience gath-
ered Thursday evening in the parish
house of the First Congregational
church to listen to the first of a series
of Library Talks by Miss Dotha Stone
Pinned, librarian of the Norwalk Pubs
lic Library. The purpose of these
.talks is to furnish some expert infor-
mation concerning some of the beat!
recent books and current magazines.
This Miss l'inneo is equipped to do
in a most helpful as well as delight-
ful way. it is hoped that one result
of these Guide Post Talks will be to
increase the demand of the public for
the more worthy books upon the li-
brary shelves. Incidentally those who
heed the signs may be saved many a
profl'tless excursion in the dreary
wastes of-the worthless.
Miss Pinheo dealt with a half dozen
classes of books, taking a few of
each class for special treatment.
These she described and from some
read tempting paragraphs. ’l‘hi prac-
tical end of~it all was helped tm~
iiicnsely by printed lists furnished the
audience. that each one might be illile
to take home definite memoranda us
well as lensant recollections of an in-
teresting little journey through mod-
ern book-land. The next talk in this
series will be announced in due time.
{The following is a copy of the list
which can be found at the Norwnlk
Library;
A Group of Interesting Life Stories.
Conrad. JOM’pll. “A Personal Rec
0rd.”
Howard. Arthur. “The Man Who
.Bucked Up: a Fact Story."
Morkino, Yoshio. “When I Was a
Child."
Muir. John. “The Story of My Dov»
hood and Youth." ‘ '
Stewart, Elinore Rupert.
of a Woman Homestczider."
White. llouck. "The Book of Don-
i'cl Drew."
Four Good Novela‘.
Vfichcll, llorllce Atlllesley.
ncys."
(‘liilders
"Lt-tiers.
“Quin-
Erskine. "Tile Riddle of
1
Women lino
that they cannot afford to be
ill. They must keep themselves
in the best of health at all
times. ' Most of' all. the digest-
ive system must be kept_ in
ood working order. Knowmg
tghe importance of this, many
women have derived help from
9
. These safe, sure,vegetable pills
f‘ gluickly right the conditions
a at cause headache, languor,
~ .- constipation and biliousness.
, They are free from habit-form-
.ing‘ drugs. 6 do not irri~
‘ tate-orweakent bowels.
1- omen find that relieving the
~ , gnall ills promptly. prevents
e” ' _ ‘t of big ones.
' "ey. depend on Beech '
Pill" totallesn'engthenjand
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dfid’éflfn‘ M511! W
the Sands."
Sabatini, Rafael.
Wodehouse, Pelliatii
“Something New.”
Some Vital “War Books."
Cobb. twin 8. “Paths of Glory."
Gleason. Arthur. “Young Hilda at
the Wars."
“The Sea Hawk."
Gram ille.‘
lrwin, Will. “Men. Women and
War." _
l’arker. Gilbert. “The World in
the Crucible."
Some Magazines Not Generally
Known.
(‘urrent History of
War.
lufomuition.
The New Republic.
A Very unusual “Nature” Book.
Chase. Beatrice.
.inoor Window."
‘ Our Prison Problem.
Lowrle. Donald. “My'th‘e iii ’Prie-
ion." ,My Life Out of Prison."
the European
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Osborne. Thomas Mott. “Within
: Prison Walls." :'
; Field. Annie P. .L. “t‘atiada
fiBlackie."
BOY SC lLETTEfi .R‘ECEIVED
BY ATTO Y IRA O. GREGORY
I
. The business men of -Syrncuse be-
lieve that the boys of their city should
have some individual attention, cer-
lain privileges and advantages. its ap-
pears from a letter which they are
_ ending out, and which is in substance
iii-i follows:
“Have you ever been a .boy?
Then you know what little atten-
iou boys receive and how tnuch they
need. :
Have you a boy? Or do you ever,
expect to have one? i
Then you will be glad to do wliatwl
ever yoti can now to help boys got the:
attention they need. ‘,
lil Syracuse today there are 400
Boy Scouts pledged to keep physical-
ly strong. mentally awake and moral-
ly straight. and to ‘Do a (loud Turn.
Dailyu'”
llut there are 4,000 boys In Syra-
5 use \\ll() ought to be Scouts? ‘
it costs the city of Syracuse about
$400 per year for each delinquunt boy;
Scout training steers boys to the
right. neglect lets them drift to tlle'
wrong."
ltl get the best results. the entire‘
movement must be run on a business-
like busts. The Council here in Nor
walk has been working along that.
line. They believe that the men who
are interested in it should know their
subject. They run a school at which
the men of Norwalk are invited to
attend. The course consists of lec-
ucu and talks by then well worth
knowing. .
The subjects which they speak on!
are matters which every man should
know.
Ally person who cares for the. out-
dior life. and wants to know now to
llnrouglily enjoy it. should become in
terestcd. That is one of the princi-
pal subjects in the course. .
There is hardly a man in Norwalk
when he was a boy. who did not Wish
1 . someone to take enough interest
1 him to teach him the outdoor litef
aid at- the some time become a corn-~
pinion to him. That is what the men.
o'yNorwalk are now asked to do. .
The Scoutmaaters' Course
one evening a week of about 2 hours.;
There is no expense attached to it. i
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BETHLEHEM BLAZE TICKLES’AT.
'TORNBY.‘
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i
New Haven Lawyer Hopes to Pat:
Man on‘ Back Who Fll‘ed'SteeI 1
Plant.
le HAVEN. Nov. iii—wt have
no doubt." said Attorney Maximilian
Von Hoegen this morning, “that the
fire at the Bethlehenr Steel works
Thursday was set. If! knew who set
it l'd pat him'on the back. When
these reilovus can get at. satisfaction.
_.
hands.
"All the manufacture and shipment
of munitions‘to Europe by this coun-
try hasn’t-tattooed the coffers of the
icountrym I think the only ones that:
laro reaping any benth are a driven
iweolthy men; Great"&br'easlon“ will!
ffollow in the wake of this war, when
people will find it wasn't wise to turn
our.bnby carriage factories into muni-
tions plants."
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“Through a Lart- ‘
they can take the law in their own 3
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“The Worship oi Mun
Gospel of To-day.
tl'li t‘ri De l'Ame.
continual liicreust- of tin-
of Living)
“Every heart vibrates
string."— Emerson.
culled forth by thi-
(‘osl
iron
in Illlb‘
By Sarah l. Davenport
()f Wilton, Conn.
*F—
We the people of the l'nited States in
order to """ establish Justice. insure
domestic. tranquility ""'° promote the
Kelli-rill welfare. and secure the blessings
of liberty to ourslcves and our mater-ity.
do ordain and establish this Constitution
of the l'tlited States of America.
"All men are created equal. with cer-
tain inuliciiublc rights. among which uro
life. liberty and the pumilit of happiness."
Dt‘dli‘fl it‘ll lit
The Trusts. t‘orporatlons. MilItl-Million-
ail-cs and other (‘apltullsts to Unions.
in a word to All the (lcilcrully Grasping.
“The United Statoal
Dollar! 01' Grant and Liberty"
“My Country! Tic of Thu.
“Sweet Land of Liberty!
“or Thee i sing."
Cisni CASliii c'isniii
'Frnm morning sun till duy is done
Tls hurry. scurry. work and worry.
Lndcr n stinging. cutting lusli.—~
The melancholy llt‘etl of Cash;—
"t‘asll! (‘iiulL (‘uslil t‘asli!"
"i wish i timid it dllTi-ri-tit word!"
'Twould ln- a boon. the jccr "Coon!"
"Coon!"
tTln-rc's it depth of pathos lti that dark!!!
‘ sons.”
try wrung forth by .N'corii of it Ritcu'a
wrung!) ‘
Bl‘fllllt' this “t‘usli!” "t‘iihli!"
Forcvcr t‘ilsll'. L‘uh‘li! (built!
My (‘ouniry‘s (‘ulff Uf 'i‘licc l slim.
'l‘liou Golden tin-l! Triumphant King!
This, our "Swan-t lliiiid' doth now do-
inalid
From lticti iiiid l‘oor tlii-ir t‘usllwln-llutid!
Not one cscupt-s? the millionaire
lh‘hlllll' coupons ului acres full'
is weighted down by Four and (‘urc:
t.\nd he who hutli not even brood
Nor \\‘lll‘l‘t' to my his hapless bend
“or "chct l.:ilid" grinds ‘tli-litll tyrant
trend.
No mi-l‘cy shows to him. liliis!
Who may be suns tlii- shying rush.
“(flit-ill!" "t'unh‘. ' "t'lisli!" "Cash!
“(‘auh'!‘
(SIiivc-drivcr'a lush. tliiit coll for (‘ltahh
Etioli Inun's u Slave to cycry l\'ii.'ivo
in this “Htvcct Land of Liberty."
Where they love to limit iind they're
skillcil to client
.-\nd tlicy'i;¢~ proud of tip-Ir trickery!
Where Corporations. Kl‘lhjilllg hold
in their iron llnlid the people‘s gold
Furm‘crq-v-i-xr-wand —n- lliiy!
Tho' liivtrts iiiiiy burn. int-n vniuly turn
And vainly tell the robbers: “Nay-I"
\l'lio swim; o'i-I' ull triumpliuiit lush.
And wring from all their dear-loved
Catali!
\\'ho work so well thut straight. from
Hell
t‘omcs the dcaidlicst 'l‘yruiltiy
. Armed with Sniim‘s scoi'plmi lush
t‘rucking .thc snapping cull for Cash.
"i‘nsli!" "t‘lish!" “Cash!" "Cash!"
Here!!— in -"Amc_r§ca the. li‘rcei'f.
Men proudly culled "Gnid's Own Country!
Yen, this "Sweet Land of Liberty" '
Once truly was God‘s good country!
Yet title deeds must hold some flaw:
Hcre null 'liia Prophets. void llls Low:
()r. {[450 lot God, watchlnirmnd Europe—l
ear
The Devil slipped in Rem-tit here.
Who pours on all his blows like hull.
While Law and Gospel “fore him quail:
Who cracks his autocratic lush
And full of gulle gets all God's Cash;
18385.1“... high-pricsts—Truats! still steal! still.
steal!
Gone our Freedom. and gone our Weill!
And in their. place the Greed for Cash!
Thc‘ over all War‘s llghtnlngs flash.
\Vho cares? where rules Almighty Cash!
Satan is Lord—he‘s got the Cash!
\
1in this “Sweet Land of Liberty"
That boosters call “God's Own Country."
You may struggle and aspire.
Filled With true Promethean fire:—
You may give your life to Art,
Yen may strike Apollo‘s lyre.
Or with altruistic heart
-Even mount themt‘urzgralnpyreénd
You my essay e en y :
All is wasted in this Lentil
You may weep or you 1 smile.
glare is, nothing wort . t a while
t—Just—platn—Cashl
In this strange “Land of Liberty." ..
The simple call -“God's Gwrr Country
When the loveliest things or life
*Are trampled under Lia tile rents.
Made by unholy gre or as .
Whilst the witches‘ cauldron-bubble
main toil and'tutfure trouble:
While t [Conn lea-groaning.
And '50! ~0loryt' tee vino-hing.—
nhooded in the din and club.
be home itrussl‘o of all for Cash!
Whiter loan swings triumphant lull.
Mil. heard. but chink and stink of
incitiu‘g's‘wéei unanr mile" ii" .'
$1.1 fondly fléd“'00ml Wranmrr'.‘
0' you s x eve .way
To be as hongateas “It: day; ‘
0 you may plnoh-yourulf till blue
0 pay every one his due. . ~
aren't!" you walk mlf’unnhodvhet
'Thro the.duat. and mire and sleet,
wa’dw ‘Mm' ‘° ”m
, in '
b! vblte m
0' your. soul ‘ "
W or'onorummi‘ -
,“5 , ,l.
; o'o‘ ,. ‘ Q
. II‘ II}
The Land ‘of ‘the.
. For to gain thee. in
. .
IBut this keen sword shall enter in.
.Lovc of husband and love of Wlft'
Shall be turned to hitterest strife:
1have of children for the mother,
Love of sister and of brother
. Shall become Cold lids coldest stone.
‘,Warin human low from all hearts
iWiiHi you are minus Saving Push? Ne'cr more can that be truly said!
iCash! Cash! Cash! (‘aeli' (‘iishl (Tush! Her erstwhile freedom is now dead.
[Tho' the lottiest virtues shinny-u Low lies our Llltt'l't)‘, all cold,
l3 fir loivly unis—w like yours and mine'.—- Tiiroitlcd in the mad rush for gold.
lWhen now weighed in tln- sculi-s with “'ould slu- revive were streams of gore
Cash ‘To deluge this fair land ont-t- more?
i'l‘hen let Blood flow. if it must be,
‘Tu cleanse the land from sea to 503' Man will exist for Self atone.
Up. souls! dctlirolic tluit Golden God! Abel will be by his brother slain.
airst smite him‘ with his ou’ii iron Roddptnd ho whooliives shall be ak Cain!l ll
3 Us“... .a 0 ‘ .. .m . 'lien that shall all, and there be nee . 'eu. the bio test war e'cr nown It a
31.1:th forsuttitl: 'I‘ngl‘s {)dwilhl‘lltfli‘nym (That blood shall flow. the!) bravely bleed; . written historyz— . .
' ‘Up. men! and prove your manhood true."l‘he cruelest, most merciless. Since (My
“Sweet :
!
They're as naught but vciiest trash: flown
I40! nothing counts in this free land
‘Blli most plcnl‘b’otta (‘nnli-lli-halid.
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When now the marrl e rite is r ail
And those portentlousgu’ortl‘s lire esaid lAS 0n“? Y? “will“. 80. film anew . world began to be,
That bind two souls for “.9“. or woe J‘or Truth. flight. and Freedom to give bhnll see its grim finish in this
wr'l‘i‘tle spirit of it woulds‘t thou know!”TO mm’" toll‘the‘ "m" to ""1 l 1"“ “f Liberty. ' l
The gm of all that's rpully said tElue never be your flair unfurled "liter dtrest foes shall rise all powerful.
ls:-—»"i. Check" take [pee "(‘ash" ‘0' wed-.l" Freedom‘s name to all the world! I from within. 2
.All that follows. at m m c... ' Lest nations scorn so tater a claim Her punishment shall be the fruit of her!
is final lle‘vllp of the net —— ' LN! Ill blUSh for “Old Ulnry's” plume—l own Illli— :
[Sheer emptiness without 'a soul'. a The U9 that “bull! in Freedoms namQIlSiiia of scarlet to be washed away by
'Sueh now in marriage on the whole. Oh. pitidbla "HY“ 3" W 1 ‘ “33”“ “0041 alone. _ _ _
Then follows on the honeymoon “’10 b0" unto .Wl'h Wmnnv. - Por her transgressions nannht save her
i in this Brave Land of. Liberty! own blood ever could atone .
33:“i,.$:§f.’...“lf.fig.ci?.?.fi‘::,p',‘.‘°..:‘.‘.?,'." in in ya can The Law in at«l.— Yet should her murd'rous red sins be
Save “-1..." u... groom 1,. chasing gain plus? for slaves was never made!‘ washed till whiter they than snow. I
Seiitlment has gone to smash 'E'e "Vere it no. The law's 8f . The promised Land shall be no longer;
in the whole country's Item! for Cash. ”he he ' ‘00 0" M!" be“! "'9 "9’ hem "19 “3mm! “W“ "‘95: °°~
To ti): tenln‘g montedbg‘ey‘mrtmg. M! For next“. never, never shall men live on
. . . ‘ iTho‘ peope are ro a re ." our to In
\bouldsiqrhou min look on Lash “’m‘iTlmLtvp:ople who for Freedom bledlw- Our true old, our dear old. our SW98!
"‘"H‘ 'Justtt'r." nhaahed. doth hide her hold. old band of lem i
Know. that the day than here wont born.l
Uf lioyul than thou wcrt "born tlirull.” _ . .. 1 v; d
'rui imam amp. his shielding pull. .gm...~‘!‘.:';,egw.y3,2,3; :me
’l‘ill Il-Jtlit'tli shrill hidi- (hi-c from inliii'sl‘“.hu cowering. bond to “m.” the’knec'
“W‘- . ' .1 Law'. lrin Rod?
NV” """d “r! "W“ "“m "‘“MV'” ""5"!”lullIclgi-iwiigmwrtglii MS... (“Mum is
li'cli when those solemn words are said I G, . l
Thut aft “1- be!" above the dead. ‘
Bf» ‘Amerioa. Star of-llope to Nations. is but i
n caflh- a falling star:
" lane is doomed to unis
fearful evil war;
:God is “sounding forth the trumpet that
shall never call retreat!
“lie is sitting out the hearts of men be-
fore liis judgment seat!"
All beneath a dreaded in
h in the coming
Our forbeure lit a torch 'lhill wc .
When. 0'3")" the. ”my falling 1"” . Must ii ht again for Liberty'- America the Great is fallenl—ls fallen!
butulo I‘ en giants the luril and deal. .Tho' “I w) the foundations “my“, noon shall come Civil War!
Dream-it fondly thou that hearts ""“’:Thc 00‘)“, must their own chains breaklAna the voice that utters "“5. remem—
bh-i-il ndl her is the voice of Thor!
. o . The. he of Death in each strum: ha
I" “mm“ mm“ M" n-0 indeed. Shall "WW EN“! SWAN“! “UT" ""5 ”1’0“" ' Behold God's righteous sentence! Behold
Their chit-t concern. 0 I'll “'hlli‘ they land. ' - ' His lull and dread decree.
l “trial-“t tutute did our frietii lean.“ ‘Th‘m “m" h“ rent from "a "lamb flicno! 3‘9“!"- Tekcl Ul’hlll’i'l“z Amen! 50
stw lll - I ". *" lilou ‘ l '1‘ “'“l ll be
And shtmld lllt‘l‘t‘ be but little It'll. |And “9"th 1" ‘1‘ '. i m
Country."
“Land of the Pilgrim‘s pride.
"Land where our fathers dlcd.
“Front every mountain side ..
(HIN‘ more "Lot Freedom rtnir!
Again let it he truly‘ an d
Ye still can bleed w ere once ye bird.
For our "Sn'oot Land of Liberty!“
“l“.lse welcome to your gory‘brd,
"If not to victory! _
he day. and how's the hour.
Ah' then. indeed. they “M bereft. lOh. then. as the echo of that. Voice up-
Ym. tin-ii they‘dccply, truly xrlcvc.
(“or WhHl their dead friend did
leavem—
Uriah! Uilr‘ll! typll! Cash! .
All this—mud 'l‘lill‘t‘!~~\\'8 daily sec
in this “vaect hand of Liberty!"
The scum-less cull: "God'n Own Country!"
Hottest sentiments on: rated trash
Where rule» alone Almighty Cash.
hull 1 an
lly the Workers of the-World.v-poor 'flnd
l Ood-foraaken.——
;Cami- the tninlp.‘tromp. tramp of a mil—
, ‘ lion marchin feet _ .
Timed to tho Ihr lling fife and the drum s
. thrilling beat.
.Till the mighty Earth, u-tremble, was all
shaken
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."l-lee the front of brittle loner. . . , , r: ,
in this "Sweet Land of Liberty" “5.... advance you Tyrant power. EB) :L‘l‘ioxégd-fifoxomen' until ~ the)
'(Jlol‘ltlllh, free Mount-a! ; “Chaim: and .mvery!‘ , 'By the cry of burdened childo . shrill
Lives there a mun wiiii soul Io rush And an...“ poverty: - “hm,“ the roar.
H" mm“ d‘m‘m’" Almighty Cash? I‘lh. D0091“- answer! SM" this “" .,.. 'liv the tramp of Hungry MP“ u-marcb-I
Uh. foolish. reckless subject! I‘lt' :1" your "s“vp‘z‘ Land of Liberty. t ' log on ‘0 “var' ‘
Commits thereby lcue- majesty!
‘The tramp of
'Wlth the distant st
-San Juan, in litany battles."
\
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By their battle yell—the blood-curdltulr
cry: "To Hell “
With the (‘ourts of Law! Ours-
the Lion Paw!"
Whistling bullets were singing all Junie
lant o'erhead.—— "
—-For the God of Battles is waking lg
the Land once more '
And i knew 'twas the Near Future that
before me had been spread ,
~The coming Fields of Battle with their
Bivouacs of the Dead!
And written on them—(a rod scroll
streching from sea to sea!) 3
Were the words thaumade Belsbazur;
trembling, bend the knee “
Yet still amid the horrid din and war
and the (‘laflh
0!
steel 'gulnst steel. and loud o'er an
the cannon's crash .
The true slogan of both frenzied armies
was the old. old cry of "Cash!"
‘Twas Just—plain—Cash! *
lie-hold. how righteous is God's sentence!
How just llis dread decree!
Merle! Mane! Tekelupharsin‘. A
let it be!
henceforth
men! so
L‘envol.
"Give ear; you can hear it coming. the
tide that is deadly and deep-
Give ear. for the sound is growing. from
desert and dungeon and den;
the marching millions. tho
Mom-3 Mene! Tckel Upliarsiii! Amen! So
..._——.--—4
"Through the depths of the Devil's dark-
s , .
he s are for llflht.
the while you slumber.
till the mtaht of Eighty.
of February 16. 1911.)
They are coming
And they come w
(From "Life"
"Yes, my husband is a veteran of
the Spanish war. He was at Slboney.
“Ah. you must have passed and
sleepless and apprehensive nightd‘.
thinking of him on the battle. held.
Tell'nie of them. [can make‘a r?
mantic story out of this." "
“i fear i can’t be of much help to
you. I didn‘t meet my husband un-
til about ten years after the war.”
—Loulsville Courier-Journal. ‘
(‘nshl Push!
He shall be form-i1 to llt'lld the knee
Ami Row-Tow lo imperial Cash,
In this "Sweet Land of Liberty,"—
i"t‘lisli! (‘zislil h | r cl krmc’
. '- . cruel on t 0 loop 0 il ' . _'
lztliitlh its cry of "Give! iliw: lec! bin-i .
its this call in each white slave
"l‘hls pious. good Aim-rich.
W
- ‘c an lust unrolle.
A“ n“ “ b as the Sun ...
bears the bran: [of "blur;l
by thread has our con apt
igmirilginlin and blood and heart of man
1Oil the cruel vtintplre'l plun—
ltlh. the finest souls are laid
ib‘hiverlng. quivering on the blade.
{tripping blool yct flashing in the sun.
‘Ar 'till wielded by with priest of Moi...
lFor this God not {Rev iiicv. Demands.
cv'ry sacrifice.—
Rlood and brown or
.\\'iio is now the God of this Yin" he has (lunsumpd 1hr whole;
lie in yellow like shining sun. ' f n“. man “on, is thus bereft.
And his praised mime is. briefly: “Mun." i Naitizht but power to schcmc ls left.
i.-\ Golden God with on Iron Rod 'Countlng all sflvt' gold slit-or 1035.:
I ----- Tliundi-r-lmlt. Sceptre and itcvil‘stpounnng all cm- minglit but drm‘h
1 prudl-v— Ht 3., h-mcan thereby win
iltemandlug with Olympic nod, E'en by ”09km “-“yfi of sin . ‘ .
(hush! (Tush! Cash! t‘nsli! Cosh! i'usli! Cash! Cash! Cash! i‘ushi (ush. tiish.
'Gl‘tn‘d and Graft and Low surely h“""iAnd he “a“... both day and night
lden god so bright.
licrc tin-re in but. one worithlppcd God
(Who rules this land with iron rod.
_z\llllti' Hill! God ht but ll Cull
liNunc over dares at him to laugh!)
. He hath grown a trcmcndous horn
«And with it he hath tossed in scorn
The old litfllg'ltlll in the air
Till Its been laildcdw—wht-rc', oli. whorl-1’
l'poli that Golden lioili ls \vrll
lIl red letters of Blood on it ,
l'l‘he tussle word of (Tush!
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\\'ltli its cturliiil- truly iiifcrlml. .[n n... tllt'ufltrlt‘ just to live. '
llttccssntit "boiler " "Lord God Almighty 0,. “1.... d...“ ...~.. daily done! _ l
1 “Wm". 1(th wlmt welul by flin- brains 99“."..-
.Llivc! tilvc! the thing for which ivc live. I “rm; and wnrp are all for "Milli.
l t‘ASl ' '(m‘ n“. aching. mmhhlng llORI‘B.. A o t
‘ As they spin these living thl‘t‘ltllfi. ‘aln'
I"l.cnd\thnt our Fathers trod! Oh. the “clung, nehtmr hearts '
1"Land 01' llie Pilgrim‘s God! Burning with their hidden smarts. .
"'chcl Lander Liberty!" Oh. the mglng wmmi’ul souls. ' ubstltutes
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Till this build is Viissal to "Muir," ‘ 0h_ pmme “m“ is he.
Y .Oll. pitioble slnvcs are we
‘ tll. "Sweet bond of Liberty!"
Jails |tlile old. old tale of Abel and Cain!
l—“Man’s‘ inhumanity to Man!
iEnnctcd over an
d over again.
‘Sliicc this sorrow
1Now with one accord nib—yea. all!
.()n their knees to God~Monoy full.
3l‘roclntininlt that he is Deity!
Juggernaut-Mcloch-Muu is llt'.
And he'sdaird of his Ain‘t‘ountric.‘ rut world began!
‘Bm'm' Ml ‘0 mm l" ““0"“ iCain but hie brother's body alcw ' j .-
I"Y°‘ “‘0'“ 5“" “y: “00‘” Own Coun- i For tlicn ‘twas all that Cain could do i .‘ "act.
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y is slain .today‘.
ll these Bandits sliiy
lr iron
JMore than iiod
l'l‘he Soul as we
The Heart they crush 'neath the
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3 And Evitli our cold, our joys they stenl
Oh. it is so! But can it be w
-That this is done in "God's Country.”
On. why the risen and why the chain.
God asks ago it. but asks in vain:
"'Where dost then keep thy brother.
Catn'!"
"Land where our fathers -trod!
“Land of the pilgrim's q_od'
.“Sweet Land of Liberty!
i'l‘ell me. is your old God aglcep?
X'l‘ell me. do not his angels wee ?
!Or wait they the waking of their Lord .
‘To wield for Man His conquering sword?
[Then in deep answering unto deep.
Came as thunder from a r._
Rolling on from peak. cliff and near
The deep-toned voice. methousht. of
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hor.
—Liiiten! _"America the Free."
Lies chatn‘ed in (lit-est slavery.“
a W10 will“
hinges.»
ion. a mighty Lord is this God “Mun!“
lHe rules till peo ins 'neath the sun.
‘Thla Land alone is praised sings
As Lord of Lords. and King of Kings.
As God of Gods, and the Highest Good,
The only God that is understood. ..
The “old Jehovah" is "down and out
And "Mun" ls "lt"—-so the poo e about;
j'l'o “Mun" is lived their daily prayer.
, ‘ ~ (The Prayer)
:“0 "Mun!" thou art beyond compare!
i'l‘liou. O "Mun." are our chieftest care.
Thyself. 0 “Huh." unto on v .—
lolvei Give! Give! Give! dim Glyn!
Give! ,Give! ‘
For without thee we cannot live. .
We bow before thy wondrous power.
’Tls Thee we need.—Yea, ev ry hour!
Behold us prostrate at thy feotl.
A crumb from thee is very sweet. ' .
m many. crumbs nuke Life a treat.
. our souls grove-l tn the dust.
deed. they must!
We sell thee these. for bread and meat!
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our sacrifice shall be com ate.
Yes. our Oblutton is the' hole "
Body. Brain; and Heart._and Soul!
Such is the worship we daily see '9
In this " ' “u Of leéi‘ly."
, be her orious soul hath sold
nto the vil one for god
The punishment Cod hath screed
Shall befalas! her flttln meed
1nd terrible for her shat be the waking
of tho~Lord! «
0h soon America Ihall weep!
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All live this prayer—yon. overrYou.
For all are forood.—-'tia all too true!
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nun's great high priests—each giant mg M a“, Lord. - .u’ n '.""'"' ........
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The bowie found the Thief's sure friend.
And; on bhr'aeokr their tyrant rend, ,-
P‘rom us poor ‘slavel they wrest eon
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God om! The Go tution giver—r
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No more shall Man mun-kind befriend
Fer the Aocnrsed lust of sold
011 America bath deepest hold. . 3
All the Ira-ping souls of men
Shalljhhve’beonnie so hardened then
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Home Dressedfivfln .303
Routing Chickon'o ........289
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