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FOURTH SEASON-1910-11
PROGRAM FOR OCTOBER 16.
CONCERT UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. RUSSELL B. KINGMAN.
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2.
Heilschel
"Morning Hymn"
Balfe
Day Is Done"
Miss ADELAIDE L. GRIGGS, Contralto.
GEORGE MENDELL TAYLOR, Accompanist.
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Hnrn, "America the Beautiful."
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ADDRESS, "Has the Single Tax Got Anywhere?"-Henry George, Jr.
HYMN,
"The Government To Be."
Q_UEST!ONS FROM THE FLOOR,
PROGRAM FOR OCTOBER 23.
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2.
llifendelssohn
"lf With All Your Heart"
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''Fear Ye Not, 0 lsr_ el"
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Mr. JoHN W. V. BALLARD, Tenor. ·
Jo11N H. GUTTERSON, Accompanist.
Hnrn, "Creation."
ADDRESS, "The Church_
and The Democratic Ideal."--Alexa nde1; I rvine.
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FLOOR.
HOW SUPPORTED: . These meetings are made possible through
the funds Je[t to the Boston Bapti6t Social Union (in whose hall we
. ·meet) by the late DANIEL SHARP FoRD, who owned Tlte Youth's
Companion. · The management of the meetings is in the hands of a
Com1nittee from the Social Union.
THE MEETINGS ARE ENTIR~LY FREE
NO TICKETS REQUIRED
FORD . HALL, cor. Bowdoin Street and Ashburton Place
Doors open at 7 o'clock
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In New queatlo~ might r
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10 ;Ford and Poverty," "
fertture "Protection or ·
l keen Problems,". "Pro
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ntteml hooli:; "The Menn
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Sou th Frederic C. Ho
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where
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of the many .nre fomlll
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of this York. Ibsen, Su
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The .coucert
,xnnder' ngnln under the .
'"fhe D. IClngmnn, an
Jtlenl." John H. ' Gutterso
month · For thoRe who '
e l\locl- mny . be said thnt
by .Al- lngs are mnde po
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; :~ .!ID H. Gutterson ,vlll be the precentcu:,
tl}e ,< pi;net!ta ,ielalnied •.,for ,' ~h,e .; B!ngle~~ R
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tax system. '
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l~st nlgi1t Henry George, .l1
. Geqr.ge, ,ilhe · or1glnalor of
.mov'iim i, rit, gave Tf>SUl\s of
: In ·. va,1•lou.s, countries In
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'l'his was the · begln'nlng
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. wli'lch-.hlive attracted ~o 111
' olferfng a -p·opular· forum r,
·o.r tho ,Ji!"oplem~ of ' (•li'l ·. ,
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i;notwltlwLand!ng 'lhe opposi
- of •certain men ha vlng ·con
.an .. increased appr0p1'lalion
.meetings more -this year ti 1
musicians have volunteere
f(}r eve,ry \ Sufi!)ay even'lng.'
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politics, •':i.1ai;e17
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as a proposition, by ·mean:
on )and . . to put ·into lh e
a value · cre;'ltejl- by. the e
the selllpif'·,value of land.
would - 1halce anv · other
necessary, he said, and
·,_ vosslb!e to · exem_ IJ4lidi1
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i ucts of · labor, nnclf to a i
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which hii' cleclar.),l .to. ue in
-rnost : sclentinc ancl moijl
· pl11cltlng machlnc In 't he ,
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acre ,to 'every f;i'mil;,, ~- e
are living ln single robm s ,
('· God made provhHon for
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wer11 tnxecl fo·r the· land
but s1m:p1y holcl for · ,
woiilrl either hav e to· use
ancl tr . the Ian cl gra.bber,i ,
·they would hav~ !'L.JN
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CREATION, ·
The spacious firmament on high,
\Vith all the blue ethereal sky,
And spangled heavens, a shining frame,
Their greai orig-inn) proclaim.
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The unwearied sun, from <lay to dny,
Does his Creator's power display,
And publishes lo every land
The \York
an almighty hand.
of
Soon as the evening shades prevaiJ,
The moon takes up the wondrous talc,
And nightly to the listening <·arth
Repents the story of her birlh;
\Vhile all the stars that round her burn,
And all the plnnets, in 1he ir turn,
Confirm the tiding s , as·thcy roll,
And spread the truth from pole to pole.
\\'hat though in solemn silence all
1\love round \his dark terre~trial ball 1
\,'\'hat though no real voice nor sound
Amid their radiant orbs be found I
In reason's ear they all rejoice,
Aud utter forth a glorious voice;
Forever s.inging, as they shine,
The hand that made us 1s divine.
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"W)iat-R~;i·:~
the Rev, ·P1'esident Faunc•
ml Rapids, ·fiichi- ' tion Witl10ut Sc
nificance ·of Secu- ~rds of the Mn
Dr. Stil.nton· Coit · ecluiology somT
rotlier's Kii_
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n Abbott · D. ,D,, ~ Social Advan
mort~lit/;•( Dec, : •Reill! on "Vh
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editor of . Collier's Freder:ck Adam:
!Function '. of the. ·,People s Only Ii
lev: Q ; p ;·, Giffprdr ,lif Spragirn, •!'cl
The .l 3irth of the Is and th~. City
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HYMN OF THE TOILERS.
0 nulion strong and great
F'or thine own honor's sake
Jlcnr thou onr call ·
\Ve arc thy children, too,
From year to year we grew,
Silent nnd patient tliro 1
Darkness and toil.
Ont from the depths o[ crime
,vc've tried in vain to climb
Where nothing led;
When life and jus1icensked
Still further down were cast,
E'en sobs were hushed at Inst •
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the ·Rev.-. Herbert .
ftl. are 011 J]re lisf _ '
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Bt1t now O nation snong
To thee mu s t truth belong,
Crown thou the ril.{ht;
\\'e arc thy children s1ill
\Vorklng w11h mig-ht and will,
Ne 'er resting till we till
•the world with Ji)! ht'.
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that has been mn
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!ck· to come thr father:' wrote
so the ;Ford and -Poverty," "
1e _o. fell ture ''Protection or
. ·So keen Problems," "Prop
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Ire to ntteml hooli:, "The Menne
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. the South
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I1e city; but Frederic 0. Georg
nn;l Henry
mrts where
the n'111lclng. ; ·Mr. Irvine is '
1eon of the many nra fnmill
,ut to open. the Ohnrch of · th
re11t of this York. Ibsen, Su
that le of· Kennedr nnd o
On Bundn;v the eocml measn
:e, Jr., will dramas of these
e Tax Got tnlk. Re hna ~tu
The .concert
Alexnnder' ngnln uncler the
of "'fhe D. Kingman, o.nd
.tic Iden!." John H. 'Gntterao
the month · For those who
'".fhe ?llo<l- may be said thnt
ce," by .Al_. lngs o.re mncle po
ndny there left to the Bnptlet
!dress, nrnl late Dnnlel Bitar
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Ing pnrt of Colemlln le chair
e thnn one the meetings, · an
1pluesed nt free. Not even o.
l it le not ndmlsslon.
throu'gh · the
red!I of men
rnvo gone' 1to
of Bowdoin
ce, to listen
well. played
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and women
ue field or
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:o ask quee·s from the
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10etlng Sun,Ject wn, ba
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Awakening;'
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Sepulnr Voe
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Bishop Lnw
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THE GOVERNMENT TO
As the Sun fir s t tints the horder
Of the darkness with hi s light,
So the faint far Klcam o( order
. Gilds the chaos of the ni g ht;
And Ure dawn s haH grow in splendor
To the fulln ess of the day
\Vhen th e hand s of greed surrender,
\:Vhat from toil Utt!y lore away.
Vain the veiling and disguising
Of th e evils wh!ch exist,
For new syslt' ms a rc uprising
From the wreckag-e and the mist;
And the mills of God are s lowly
Surely '{rinding- out th ei r l!rist,
,vhilc th e laws of rig-ht and justice
Hold and_evermore persisl.
For th e land to a ll was•g'ivcnIt b elong- s to you anct me;
'Tis a law of earlh and heaven
ll roken now from sea to s.ca.
Let monop o ly be driven
l1~rom the forlrcss of Lh c free;
And let liberty bid welcom e
To the government to he.
· Ell« Jll/utler Wilco.~.
JUSTICE, FREEDOM,
BROTHERHOOD.
\Vhatisthi s -the vague a ~piring .In my so ul toward un(ound .good,
For no ~elfis h e nd desiring
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Bless ings dimly unrlerstoQd?
Ti1-= the \Vorld -Prayct drawin g nea rer,
Claiming univ e rsal good
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Hear its g-reat word s sounding cl c;frer,
Justice~ 'Freedom, Brotherhood.
,vhat is this -the mystic rhyming,
Hising, falllng in mv braip 1
Banishing with solerrin chiming
Every selfish care and pain?
'Tis the \Vorld-End drawing nearer,
· Hailing universal _good,
Heed Its rich notes ringing cleare r,
Jus tice, Freedom, Brotherhood. ·
\Vhat is this - the strong emotion
Pulsing in my heart to-day ·
Sweeping like th' inllowing ocean
rl'i m e-wroug ht harriers away:
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'Tis the \V0r1d -Hopc drawing nearer,
Planning universal good,
See its motto showing clearer,
.Justice, Freedom, Bro~herhood.
,vhat is this the tender shining
'In the eyes of thos e I meet,
As they turn to m e divining
All my visions strange and sweet?
'Ti s the \Vorld - Bond drawing nearer,
Pledgin~ universal good,
Hail its bnght signs beaming clearer,
Justi ce, Freedom, Brotherhood .
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- Isabella 11£. Croat.
GEORGE W . COLEMAN, Chairman and Director of Meetings
Secretary for the Meetings, Miss MARY C. CRAWFORD
O'.'fice Hours at Room 3, Ford Building, State House Hill, 3.30-4 .30 dally, except Saturdays.
Telephone; Haymarket ~340,
inet . Tolstol.
Last :vent·
fo In Eng~•S
1y speeches.
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. I R. Lunti of Schenectady -and the· •Rev: ·
her , accom, ;.Jam es A. Frnncls of Boston. · George W.
ColeJllll,Jl Is to direct the opening service~;
\Uusscll B. IClngmM the concerts, an d
; i.\l.',hn- H .. Gutterson 'ivlll_ be the nrecent ·
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BE.
Thro' th e clamor and the riot
That is heard from sea to sea,
I r.an feel the cominl{ quiet
0( lh e gover nment to be
Vain the effort to dissemble
For the truth is clear lo all,
And the olrl conditions tremble
Like a ruin doomed to fall,
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PROGRAM FOR OCTOBER 16.
CONCERT UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. RUSSELL B. KINGMAN.
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Heilschel
"Morning Hymn"
Balfe
Day Is Done"
Miss ADELAIDE L. GRIGGS, Contralto.
GEORGE MENDELL TAYLOR, Accompanist.
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Hnrn, "America the Beautiful."
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ADDRESS, "Has the Single Tax Got Anywhere?"-Henry George, Jr.
HYMN,
"The Government To Be."
Q_UEST!ONS FROM THE FLOOR,
PROGRAM FOR OCTOBER 23.
1.
2.
llifendelssohn
"lf With All Your Heart"
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''Fear Ye Not, 0 lsr_ el"
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Mr. JoHN W. V. BALLARD, Tenor. ·
Jo11N H. GUTTERSON, Accompanist.
Hnrn, "Creation."
ADDRESS, "The Church_
and The Democratic Ideal."--Alexa nde1; I rvine.
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. . Q_UESTIO!\S FROM
THE
FLOOR.
HOW SUPPORTED: . These meetings are made possible through
the funds Je[t to the Boston Bapti6t Social Union (in whose hall we
. ·meet) by the late DANIEL SHARP FoRD, who owned Tlte Youth's
Companion. · The management of the meetings is in the hands of a
Com1nittee from the Social Union.
THE MEETINGS ARE ENTIR~LY FREE
NO TICKETS REQUIRED
FORD . HALL, cor. Bowdoin Street and Ashburton Place
Doors open at 7 o'clock
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world. , He has .r
a tour around ,
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thnt hns been ma
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mntlc svenker, n
fntl.10r, . ThoRe" w
is have meeting ·. well h
In New queatlo~ might r
o come thr father wrote
10 ;Ford and Poverty," "
fertture "Protection or ·
l keen Problems,". "Pro
he hall Conditions of
ntteml hooli:; "The Menn
nn ' ihe there nre books
Sou th Frederic C. Ho
ty; but a~iI .H enry 0 eor g
where
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l\Ir, Irvine Is
of the many .nre fomlll
J open· the Ohurch of t1i
of this York. Ibsen, Su
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3undny the social messn
r., will drnmna.J...of .theae ,
,x Got tnlk. He hns stu
The .coucert
,xnnder' ngnln under the .
'"fhe D. IClngmnn, an
Jtlenl." John H. ' Gutterso
month · For thoRe who '
e l\locl- mny . be said thnt
by .Al- lngs are mnde po
. there left to the Bnptls
1s, nncl lnte Dnnlel Bitar
wishes
11estlon the Youth's Com
)nrt of Coleman - Is chair
nn one the meetings, · a
1eed at free. Not even a
Is not nclmlsslon, •,
L
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a tour
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have nn
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l!enry Geor
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I Irvine of :N
; Church and
! speakers wl
R1tuSchenbl1
11emtnary, o
Awakening;
,v1shart .on
Sepulnr Vo
Allbott · on . '
Charles S. Drown, 1go6
Katherine Lee Dates, 1895
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From yenr In)'
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Bishop Law
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I Bigelow ot inclnnat , t 1e Rev. Georgli - ~\th;;•~~llultJ°wtiuld be so bene ficial thatl al ~ ·Ql ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ tQl S:] ~
, R. Lunn of Schenectady -and tho"· Rev: . . .men would look' baolt and ' wondet that Cl
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,Tames A. Francis of Boston. · GeoJ'ge W.
'they B'h0uld ever have had the '<!lyll\•
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Coll1JlW,.n Is to direct the opening services;
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,nusscll B. Klngma,n the concerts, a nd
I' Mrf George then .went on to : tell or '"' Ql
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; :~ .!ID H. Gutterson ,vlll be the precentcu:,
tl}e ,< pi;net!ta ,ielalnied •.,for ,' ~h,e .; B!ngle~~ R
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tax system. '
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l~st nlgi1t Henry George, .l1
. Geqr.ge, ,ilhe · or1glnalor of
.mov'iim i, rit, gave Tf>SUl\s of
: In ·. va,1•lou.s, countries In
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'l'his was the · begln'nlng
-seas·o u · of . ti1es_ Sunclay
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. wli'lch-.hlive attracted ~o 111
' olferfng a -p·opular· forum r,
·o.r tho ,Ji!"oplem~ of ' (•li'l ·. ,
. n·o1tnc<J1nent '· was maclo
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i;notwltlwLand!ng 'lhe opposi
- of •certain men ha vlng ·con
.an .. increased appr0p1'lalion
.meetings more -this year ti 1
musicians have volunteere
f(}r eve,ry \ Sufi!)ay even'lng.'
.; .; Mr: · Geqrgo 'began his la
"I· S<.l•J the single lax •lw
. T:·have h<oard .'l lot apo 111
. yours. , \·. '.'-~hoy ~ay - Is a
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be
am ·1, ·. .., "l\l'o mattc•r what ·. ·
politics, •':i.1ai;e17
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I.he tall of :t:he everlastln e
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- ropos~a fto ·. tax a val 11c every lnhabipnt or tho cit
, Mr, George then desci· ll11
as a proposition, by ·mean:
on )and . . to put ·into lh e
a value · cre;'ltejl- by. the e
the selllpif'·,value of land.
would - 1halce anv · other
necessary, he said, and
·,_ vosslb!e to · exem_ IJ4lidi1
pt
i ucts of · labor, nnclf to a i
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which hii' cleclar.),l .to. ue in
-rnost : sclentinc ancl moijl
· pl11cltlng machlnc In 't he ,
, He doclarecl hiat th ere l
·'.l'i'l\V Yor_ 1-city fo . i:1llow
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acre ,to 'every f;i'mil;,, ~- e
are living ln single robm s ,
('· God made provhHon for
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lated. tha provision . . ·He a
wer11 tnxecl fo·r the· land
but s1m:p1y holcl for · ,
woiilrl either hav e to· use
ancl tr . the Ian cl gra.bber,i ,
·they would hav~ !'L.JN
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CREATION, ·
The spacious firmament on high,
\Vith all the blue ethereal sky,
And spangled heavens, a shining frame,
Their greai orig-inn) proclaim.
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The unwearied sun, from <lay to dny,
Does his Creator's power display,
And publishes lo every land
The \York
an almighty hand.
of
Soon as the evening shades prevaiJ,
The moon takes up the wondrous talc,
And nightly to the listening <·arth
Repents the story of her birlh;
\Vhile all the stars that round her burn,
And all the plnnets, in 1he ir turn,
Confirm the tiding s , as·thcy roll,
And spread the truth from pole to pole.
\\'hat though in solemn silence all
1\love round \his dark terre~trial ball 1
\,'\'hat though no real voice nor sound
Amid their radiant orbs be found I
In reason's ear they all rejoice,
Aud utter forth a glorious voice;
Forever s.inging, as they shine,
The hand that made us 1s divine.
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"W)iat-R~;i·:~
the Rev, ·P1'esident Faunc•
ml Rapids, ·fiichi- ' tion Witl10ut Sc
nificance ·of Secu- ~rds of the Mn
Dr. Stil.nton· Coit · ecluiology somT
rotlier's Kii_
eper ?" /.'Does the Incren
n Abbott · D. ,D,, ~ Social Advan
mort~lit/;•( Dec, : •Reill! on "Vh
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editor of . Collier's Freder:ck Adam:
!Function '. of the. ·,People s Only Ii
lev: Q ; p ;·, Giffprdr ,lif Spragirn, •!'cl
The .l 3irth of the Is and th~. City
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HYMN OF THE TOILERS.
0 nulion strong and great
F'or thine own honor's sake
Jlcnr thou onr call ·
\Ve arc thy children, too,
From year to year we grew,
Silent nnd patient tliro 1
Darkness and toil.
Ont from the depths o[ crime
,vc've tried in vain to climb
Where nothing led;
When life and jus1icensked
Still further down were cast,
E'en sobs were hushed at Inst •
And hope seemed dead ,
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the new · year
not, in, every'
bi 1Wisc of New 1
f ·Dehoit, Pr. fe~·- ;
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lvlathews,· the
the ·Rev.-. Herbert .
ftl. are 011 J]re lisf _ '
of_
lwit)Joiit · topic~ ._ 11;t~ .
Bt1t now O nation snong
To thee mu s t truth belong,
Crown thou the ril.{ht;
\\'e arc thy children s1ill
\Vorklng w11h mig-ht and will,
Ne 'er resting till we till
•the world with Ji)! ht'.
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Henry o ·eorge,
(mnn who champ
lilen, rind eprelld
world. He hne r
a tour around ,
, epenk with nuth
that has been mn
tlon of the eingl
matlc svenker, a ·
father. Thoae· w
eetlngs have meeting well In
· life' In: New questlona might r
!ck· to come thr father:' wrote
so the ;Ford and -Poverty," "
1e _o. fell ture ''Protection or
. ·So keen Problems," "Prop
,n t · the ho.11 Conditions of L
Ire to ntteml hooli:, "The Menne
e from 1he there are books
. the South
How
I1e city; but Frederic 0. Georg
nn;l Henry
mrts where
the n'111lclng. ; ·Mr. Irvine is '
1eon of the many nra fnmill
,ut to open. the Ohnrch of · th
re11t of this York. Ibsen, Su
that le of· Kennedr nnd o
On Bundn;v the eocml measn
:e, Jr., will dramas of these
e Tax Got tnlk. Re hna ~tu
The .concert
Alexnnder' ngnln uncler the
of "'fhe D. Kingman, o.nd
.tic Iden!." John H. 'Gntterao
the month · For those who
'".fhe ?llo<l- may be said thnt
ce," by .Al_. lngs o.re mncle po
ndny there left to the Bnptlet
!dress, nrnl late Dnnlel Bitar
vim wi11hes the Youth's Com
"question
Ing pnrt of Colemlln le chair
e thnn one the meetings, · an
1pluesed nt free. Not even o.
l it le not ndmlsslon.
throu'gh · the
red!I of men
rnvo gone' 1to
of Bowdoin
ce, to listen
well. played
111 hour the
and women
ue field or
e, sociology,
:o ask quee·s from the
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, Henry Geor
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l,prlnclple ·. ,II
, . r' father.
On
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' Church and
speakers wll'
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10etlng Sun,Ject wn, ba
Anywhere?''.
'.rom_ ~ t~ut
a a trip to
t nrou)1d the
fletntnary, 01
Awakening;'
,v1shart on
Sepulnr Voe
Allbott . 011 . "
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er's Weekly,
Bishop Lnw
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THE GOVERNMENT TO
As the Sun fir s t tints the horder
Of the darkness with hi s light,
So the faint far Klcam o( order
. Gilds the chaos of the ni g ht;
And Ure dawn s haH grow in splendor
To the fulln ess of the day
\Vhen th e hand s of greed surrender,
\:Vhat from toil Utt!y lore away.
Vain the veiling and disguising
Of th e evils wh!ch exist,
For new syslt' ms a rc uprising
From the wreckag-e and the mist;
And the mills of God are s lowly
Surely '{rinding- out th ei r l!rist,
,vhilc th e laws of rig-ht and justice
Hold and_evermore persisl.
For th e land to a ll was•g'ivcnIt b elong- s to you anct me;
'Tis a law of earlh and heaven
ll roken now from sea to s.ca.
Let monop o ly be driven
l1~rom the forlrcss of Lh c free;
And let liberty bid welcom e
To the government to he.
· Ell« Jll/utler Wilco.~.
JUSTICE, FREEDOM,
BROTHERHOOD.
\Vhatisthi s -the vague a ~piring .In my so ul toward un(ound .good,
For no ~elfis h e nd desiring
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Bless ings dimly unrlerstoQd?
Ti1-= the \Vorld -Prayct drawin g nea rer,
Claiming univ e rsal good
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Hear its g-reat word s sounding cl c;frer,
Justice~ 'Freedom, Brotherhood.
,vhat is this -the mystic rhyming,
Hising, falllng in mv braip 1
Banishing with solerrin chiming
Every selfish care and pain?
'Tis the \Vorld-End drawing nearer,
· Hailing universal _good,
Heed Its rich notes ringing cleare r,
Jus tice, Freedom, Brotherhood. ·
\Vhat is this - the strong emotion
Pulsing in my heart to-day ·
Sweeping like th' inllowing ocean
rl'i m e-wroug ht harriers away:
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'Tis the \V0r1d -Hopc drawing nearer,
Planning universal good,
See its motto showing clearer,
.Justice, Freedom, Bro~herhood.
,vhat is this the tender shining
'In the eyes of thos e I meet,
As they turn to m e divining
All my visions strange and sweet?
'Ti s the \Vorld - Bond drawing nearer,
Pledgin~ universal good,
Hail its bnght signs beaming clearer,
Justi ce, Freedom, Brotherhood .
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- Isabella 11£. Croat.
GEORGE W . COLEMAN, Chairman and Director of Meetings
Secretary for the Meetings, Miss MARY C. CRAWFORD
O'.'fice Hours at Room 3, Ford Building, State House Hill, 3.30-4 .30 dally, except Saturdays.
Telephone; Haymarket ~340,
inet . Tolstol.
Last :vent·
fo In Eng~•S
1y speeches.
!ch have an
Ford Hall
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this seneon
the Rev. Les
heretofore, That Is, an
choral pre:
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t\falth ews, ,bf
neetlng will
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. I R. Lunti of Schenectady -and the· •Rev: ·
her , accom, ;.Jam es A. Frnncls of Boston. · George W.
ColeJllll,Jl Is to direct the opening service~;
\Uusscll B. IClngmM the concerts, an d
; i.\l.',hn- H .. Gutterson 'ivlll_ be the nrecent ·
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BE.
Thro' th e clamor and the riot
That is heard from sea to sea,
I r.an feel the cominl{ quiet
0( lh e gover nment to be
Vain the effort to dissemble
For the truth is clear lo all,
And the olrl conditions tremble
Like a ruin doomed to fall,
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