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PROGRAM FOR FEBRUARY 22
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(a) "Hear Ye, Israel"
{ (b) ":My Laddie" .
Jfcmlelsso/111
. T/Jayer
HYMN, "O God of Earth and Altar"
AooRESS, "Tolstoy the Man"-Leslie Willis Sprague of Chicago
HYMN, "Thy Kingdom Come!"
QUESTIONS FROII[ THE F~OOR
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CONCERT by an Orchestra of Fourteen Pieces from the BOSTON :M usic
SCHOOL SETTLEll'rENT, under the direction of Mr. DANIEL BLOOll[FIELD
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DDRESS, "The Case for the Prisoner' .' -Charles Brancl ,w Booth of New York
HYMN, "God Save the People"
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
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( ab)) "In A read,." .
"Ashes of°I<oses"
(c) ''Cloud-Shadows''
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Variationen-iiber ein 'l'hema von Corelli
HYMN, "God Save the People"
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Ungarische Rhapsodie
DDRESS, "Uncle Sam and the Sons of Ham"
-Mrs. Mary Church T~rrell of Washington
HYMN, "O God of Earth and Altar"
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
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J, Arthur Sparrow
James P, Roberts
COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS
, Edward Cummings
Miss Ellen Paine Huling
Henry Abrahams
Butler R. Wilson
Mrs, Richard Y. FitzGerald
Mrs, Glendower Evans
George B, Gallup
Robert A, Woods
John Quinn, Jr.
Miss Louise Adams Grout
Rev, Dillon Bronson
William C, Ewing
Edwin D. Mead
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William E, Perry
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overflowing hearts/we . give thanks
that our lot has been cast in this day
of the trnst which you
and generation, fo this. city ancl conn11.
(A)lplanse.)
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try, ancl among peo1i\e so generous
and . broadminded. AnfJn.
\',
nncl nnswcrs
Y
ise lo see how he is trea ted. ' I
1rgolte 11 that lhat man will to1
ack lo his rights as a fr ee m
inong us hcl'e. From that pri ,-;1
lther a new man, or a m e nt,il
hysical wreck, e mbittered aga
menace to our economic a11d
he c1uestio11 we must face i:
mil it he, the bes t or the wo1
1 no in-between in I he diclio
late prison. \V e arc at last
\ the !'act that every man a11 ,
~ch commnnity has a specitic
tate prisoner, to see that th e p
a rais ed nv to hecome a n s,
,an, a hlessing to the commnn
~ lives.
(AJlillause.)
' I recently h eard a Brooklyn .i
11risoner in these words :
>n hav e hcen l'onnd guilty hy t l
am convi11cecl that yon are gn
~en convinced from th e first th
.ade the vlea of not gnilly yo1
, ns. I am going to s end you I
do not send you to Sing Sing 11
! reforming you: ., I know too
le )lrison for that. I am sen
Ing Sing becansc you are a m
ety, and I want to gel you
ay,
Five years." And tlw
ght- that man, without outsi<i< j
i far worse 011 his rel ease llta
s
1 conviction.
Dnt the American ))ublic is :
g the demand that the State
i 11aramountly a place of refo 1'
1ly secondarily a ))lace or
!iat is the longest step in th<
.e prison ·1>robiem that we ha 1
~me of our States are b ehind
ey are all advancing as far n
II vermit. \V e can see in the
nditions which l"ive years a :
en conceived of as poss ihl,
th prisons like Charlestown ,
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1 prison at Comstock, . wh e .
~ve the cells in the mornin g
urn until night, working al l
I, and assembling for recr e
·cl, GOO men with two 01· II
y, I took to Comstock the ,
m in ex istence mad e 1111 e11
·soners, and l heard one of 111
other, as he looked about
I, this is a college!" (Lau
·is a college, for it is traini j
be men. I have bee n asked
t tem))t ]leople to commit er
prison life too easy, Now, 1
nls of m e n in our ))risons.
ial standing and education
1 tim es worse experiences
ceedings alone than he e
• son. Jn a Prison like Sing :
selt'-res))ect and becomes
e lil<c Comstock he feels t I
cl refining influence. Th e o
isoner, th e tough and sing wli
Jl)en down and out, ha s ra~h e r
of it in Sing Sing; but in a )lri:
stock, though at first it is the • .
ment he ever had, he, too, in ti
responds to the · same inllu
speaker then told of a prison< ~
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benutlful [or spac10
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For nmber ,;vaves of g1:am,_
•n maiest1 es
purple moun t a1
Above the [ruited plain!
crlca! America!
h d His grace on thee ,
God s e ti y good with brotherhc
nd cro,•n i
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From sea to shining sea.
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AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL
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for spacious skies,
For amber waves· of grain,
or purple mountain majesties
Above the fruited plain!
merlca ! America!
God shed His grace on thee,
nd crown thy ·good with brotherhood
From sea to shining sea!
People
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Whose stern, impassioned stress,
thoroughfare for freedom beat
(:onflrm thy soul in self-control,
Thy liberty In la I\' !
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0 beautiful for glorious tale
Of liberating strife,
\Vhen valiantly, for man's avail,
l\Ien lavished precious life!
America! Am erica!
May God lhy gold refine,
Till all success be nobl e ness,
And ev'ry gain divine!
O beautiful for patriot dream
That s ee s beyond the years
Thine alabaste r cities gl eam
Undimmed by human lea rs!
America! Am e rica!
God sh ed His grace on thee,
And crown thy good with brotherhood
From sea to shining sea!
- Kath e rine Lee Bat es.
0 GOD OF EARTH AND AL TAR
(To the music ot "Webb")
·O God ot earth and altar
Bow down <1nd hear our cry,
, Our earthly rulers falter,
Our people drift and die;
, The walls of gold entomb us,
The swords of scorn divide,
Take not ·Thy thunder from us,
But take a·way our pride.
sun
Tie In a living tether
. The priest a11d prince and thrall,
Bind all our lives together,
Smile us and save us all;
In Ire and exultation
Aflame with faith, and free, · ·
Lift up a living nation,
A single sword to Thee.
...:..a, K. Chesterton .
shall
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From all that terror teaches,
From lies of tongue and pen,
From all the easy speeches ·
Thal comfort cruel men,
l~rom sale and profanation
Of honor and the sword,
F'rom sleep and from damnation,
De liver us , good Lord.
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"Thy kingdom come!" 0 Lord we daily cry,
\\Teary and sad with earth's long strife and pain!
''Holl' long, 0 Lord!" 1'hy suff'ring children sigh!
"Speed Thou th e dawn, and o' e r th e nations reign!"
God
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God
save th e ]lCO
pie.
save·' ·11i e p eo . pie,
sa• -' tlie peo plo.
i•e
Thy kingdom come! then all the din of war,
Like some dark drea m, shall yanish with q1e night!
Peace, holy peace, her myriads gifts shall pour,
R esting secure from clanger and affright.
Thy kingdom come! no more shall deeds of shame,
Brutish and base, d estroy the soul divine:
Bi-ight wilh Thy love' s all-purifying flame
1'hy human te mpl es evermore shall shine!
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moe every tim e h e will prove
worthy of the trust which you
In him. (Applause.)
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he.' and the questions nntl nn swers
Mlrlnm Allen de For1!.
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lse lo ~ee how ht,
)rgollen thnl that ,
ack lo hi:; ri g hts ,,
mong- us he re . Fro ,
llher a ne w man ,
hysi cal \\'ree k, e 1;11>
mena ce lo our cc,
'he qu es tion we 111 1
~all It he , lho hcs t
I no in-h otll' ee n in
ta to flrison . \Ve 11
1 th o fact that ev tir
l ch co mmnnily ha,;
ta lu priHOllur, to S(!t,
e rai sed up lo be e:,
.an, a hlossing- to I h,
~ !ires . (Applause.)
I r ece ntly hcarcl a I
prisone r in thes e ,,
HI hav e hoe n found i.;1
am con vincecl that ,.,
ien convincecl l'ro111 i h
acle the pl ea of not ;,
ns . ·1 am going- to ,;;
:lo not se nd you to Sin
r efo rmin g you : I Iii
e Jlrison for that. I
n g Sing- becaus e you
~ty, and I \\'Hill. to I
1y. l• ive years." ,\
\ht- that man, witho111
! far wors e 011 hi s roll'
~ convictio11.
But th e Am erican pul
~ the cl e mnntl that thl'
I 11a ramountly a 11ln ce ,
ly ~oconclarily a 11la< \
!at 1s the lon ge st step
\ Prison probl em that ,
lne of our States ar e I
lY are all atlvancing m
11 11e rmit. \Ve c an see .
Hlitions whi ch fiv e y e;
!11 conceivecl or us pc
:h priso ns lik e Charl es l
I prison at- Co m s to c k,
ye th e ce ll s in th e mo
urn until night , 11·orki11
J, and ass e111hling for ,
•cl , GOO m e n wilh two ,
y. I took to Comstock
)u in ex iste nc e mad e n
soners, anti I heard one ,
/ther, as h e looked ab,
I, thi s is a college!" t
Is a college, for it is tr
be 111 0 11. I hav e bee n a s
te!nJ>t peo ple to com mi 1
1H·1son life too easy , No
µs of m en in our prison
lal s tanrling and educatit
tim es worse oxperienct
oedings alon e than h e
on. ln u ]lrison lik e Sin
sell'-resp ect and b ecomc
lik e Comstock he feels
r e fining influence . 'l'he
- oner, th e tough and slug ,
heen down and out, ha s rath '
of It in Sing Sing; but in a p1
stock, though at first it is the 1
m ent h e ever had, he, too, in "'
r es1>011<ls to th e same inll
s pealrnr th en told of a pri so ,
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Thy kingdom come! mad greed for wealth and power
No more shall grind the w ea klings in th e dust.
Th e n mind and strength shall share 'l'hy ample dower,
Brothers in Thee, and one in equal trnst.
-H. W. Hawkes.
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overflowing he a rts, we give thanks
that our lot has be en cast ,in this day
and generation, In this city and conntry, and among p eo1ile so generous
and broadminded. A11'e n.
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SEVENTH SEASON-.- t9l3-l9l4
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FORD HALL, corner Bowdoin Street and Ashburton Place
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SUNDAY EVENING· AT 7.30
I
PROGRAM FOR FEBRUARY 22
lss BLANCHE V. UPHAM .
. DUDLEY HALL
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(a) "Hear Ye, Israel"
{ (b) ":My Laddie" .
Jfcmlelsso/111
. T/Jayer
HYMN, "O God of Earth and Altar"
AooRESS, "Tolstoy the Man"-Leslie Willis Sprague of Chicago
HYMN, "Thy Kingdom Come!"
QUESTIONS FROII[ THE F~OOR
'·.'.... ,
.
. Nogers
CONCERT by an Orchestra of Fourteen Pieces from the BOSTON :M usic
SCHOOL SETTLEll'rENT, under the direction of Mr. DANIEL BLOOll[FIELD
'.
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PROGRAM FOR MARC:rl l
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/Vood111a11
/Vood111a11
DDRESS, "The Case for the Prisoner' .' -Charles Brancl ,w Booth of New York
HYMN, "God Save the People"
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
'I_'.'.).;,
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( ab)) "In A read,." .
"Ashes of°I<oses"
(c) ''Cloud-Shadows''
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HYMN, "America, the Beautiful"
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Soprano
Accompanist
PROGRAM FOR MARCH 8
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Violini~t
Accompanist
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1.
2.
·Did/a
Tartiui,Kreisler
Serenade
Variationen-iiber ein 'l'hema von Corelli
HYMN, "God Save the People"
3.
·I.,
,.
'
', ,.,
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i,
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,1::
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. flauser
Ungarische Rhapsodie
DDRESS, "Uncle Sam and the Sons of Ham"
-Mrs. Mary Church T~rrell of Washington
HYMN, "O God of Earth and Altar"
QUESTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
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COMMITTEE IN CHARGE
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1.
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Leander K, Marsfon
J, Arthur Sparrow
James P, Roberts
COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS
, Edward Cummings
Miss Ellen Paine Huling
Henry Abrahams
Butler R. Wilson
Mrs, Richard Y. FitzGerald
Mrs, Glendower Evans
George B, Gallup
Robert A, Woods
John Quinn, Jr.
Miss Louise Adams Grout
Rev, Dillon Bronson
William C, Ewing
Edwin D. Mead
. .,
I
I
'
jamin N. Upham
William E, Perry
J;O
_
.,.,, -n-.-----,,.--,,--.,-- , -, - - - .- -.-.---.--.rme ie will prove
overflowing hearts/we . give thanks
that our lot has been cast in this day
of the trnst which you
and generation, fo this. city ancl conn11.
(A)lplanse.)
·
try, ancl among peo1i\e so generous
and . broadminded. AnfJn.
\',
nncl nnswcrs
Y
ise lo see how he is trea ted. ' I
1rgolte 11 that lhat man will to1
ack lo his rights as a fr ee m
inong us hcl'e. From that pri ,-;1
lther a new man, or a m e nt,il
hysical wreck, e mbittered aga
menace to our economic a11d
he c1uestio11 we must face i:
mil it he, the bes t or the wo1
1 no in-between in I he diclio
late prison. \V e arc at last
\ the !'act that every man a11 ,
~ch commnnity has a specitic
tate prisoner, to see that th e p
a rais ed nv to hecome a n s,
,an, a hlessing to the commnn
~ lives.
(AJlillause.)
' I recently h eard a Brooklyn .i
11risoner in these words :
>n hav e hcen l'onnd guilty hy t l
am convi11cecl that yon are gn
~en convinced from th e first th
.ade the vlea of not gnilly yo1
, ns. I am going to s end you I
do not send you to Sing Sing 11
! reforming you: ., I know too
le )lrison for that. I am sen
Ing Sing becansc you are a m
ety, and I want to gel you
ay,
Five years." And tlw
ght- that man, without outsi<i< j
i far worse 011 his rel ease llta
s
1 conviction.
Dnt the American ))ublic is :
g the demand that the State
i 11aramountly a place of refo 1'
1ly secondarily a ))lace or
!iat is the longest step in th<
.e prison ·1>robiem that we ha 1
~me of our States are b ehind
ey are all advancing as far n
II vermit. \V e can see in the
nditions which l"ive years a :
en conceived of as poss ihl,
th prisons like Charlestown ,
e
1 prison at Comstock, . wh e .
~ve the cells in the mornin g
urn until night, working al l
I, and assembling for recr e
·cl, GOO men with two 01· II
y, I took to Comstock the ,
m in ex istence mad e 1111 e11
·soners, and l heard one of 111
other, as he looked about
I, this is a college!" (Lau
·is a college, for it is traini j
be men. I have bee n asked
t tem))t ]leople to commit er
prison life too easy, Now, 1
nls of m e n in our ))risons.
ial standing and education
1 tim es worse experiences
ceedings alone than he e
• son. Jn a Prison like Sing :
selt'-res))ect and becomes
e lil<c Comstock he feels t I
cl refining influence. Th e o
isoner, th e tough and sing wli
Jl)en down and out, ha s ra~h e r
of it in Sing Sing; but in a )lri:
stock, though at first it is the • .
ment he ever had, he, too, in ti
responds to the · same inllu
speaker then told of a prison< ~
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For nmber ,;vaves of g1:am,_
•n maiest1 es
purple moun t a1
Above the [ruited plain!
crlca! America!
h d His grace on thee ,
God s e ti y good with brotherhc
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From sea to shining sea.
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for spacious skies,
For amber waves· of grain,
or purple mountain majesties
Above the fruited plain!
merlca ! America!
God shed His grace on thee,
nd crown thy ·good with brotherhood
From sea to shining sea!
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Whose stern, impassioned stress,
thoroughfare for freedom beat
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0 beautiful for glorious tale
Of liberating strife,
\Vhen valiantly, for man's avail,
l\Ien lavished precious life!
America! Am erica!
May God lhy gold refine,
Till all success be nobl e ness,
And ev'ry gain divine!
O beautiful for patriot dream
That s ee s beyond the years
Thine alabaste r cities gl eam
Undimmed by human lea rs!
America! Am e rica!
God sh ed His grace on thee,
And crown thy good with brotherhood
From sea to shining sea!
- Kath e rine Lee Bat es.
0 GOD OF EARTH AND AL TAR
(To the music ot "Webb")
·O God ot earth and altar
Bow down <1nd hear our cry,
, Our earthly rulers falter,
Our people drift and die;
, The walls of gold entomb us,
The swords of scorn divide,
Take not ·Thy thunder from us,
But take a·way our pride.
sun
Tie In a living tether
. The priest a11d prince and thrall,
Bind all our lives together,
Smile us and save us all;
In Ire and exultation
Aflame with faith, and free, · ·
Lift up a living nation,
A single sword to Thee.
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From all that terror teaches,
From lies of tongue and pen,
From all the easy speeches ·
Thal comfort cruel men,
l~rom sale and profanation
Of honor and the sword,
F'rom sleep and from damnation,
De liver us , good Lord.
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THY KINGDOM COME! '
"Thy kingdom come!" 0 Lord we daily cry,
\\Teary and sad with earth's long strife and pain!
''Holl' long, 0 Lord!" 1'hy suff'ring children sigh!
"Speed Thou th e dawn, and o' e r th e nations reign!"
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save·' ·11i e p eo . pie,
sa• -' tlie peo plo.
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Thy kingdom come! then all the din of war,
Like some dark drea m, shall yanish with q1e night!
Peace, holy peace, her myriads gifts shall pour,
R esting secure from clanger and affright.
Thy kingdom come! no more shall deeds of shame,
Brutish and base, d estroy the soul divine:
Bi-ight wilh Thy love' s all-purifying flame
1'hy human te mpl es evermore shall shine!
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In him. (Applause.)
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he.' and the questions nntl nn swers
Mlrlnm Allen de For1!.
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lse lo ~ee how ht,
)rgollen thnl that ,
ack lo hi:; ri g hts ,,
mong- us he re . Fro ,
llher a ne w man ,
hysi cal \\'ree k, e 1;11>
mena ce lo our cc,
'he qu es tion we 111 1
~all It he , lho hcs t
I no in-h otll' ee n in
ta to flrison . \Ve 11
1 th o fact that ev tir
l ch co mmnnily ha,;
ta lu priHOllur, to S(!t,
e rai sed up lo be e:,
.an, a hlossing- to I h,
~ !ires . (Applause.)
I r ece ntly hcarcl a I
prisone r in thes e ,,
HI hav e hoe n found i.;1
am con vincecl that ,.,
ien convincecl l'ro111 i h
acle the pl ea of not ;,
ns . ·1 am going- to ,;;
:lo not se nd you to Sin
r efo rmin g you : I Iii
e Jlrison for that. I
n g Sing- becaus e you
~ty, and I \\'Hill. to I
1y. l• ive years." ,\
\ht- that man, witho111
! far wors e 011 hi s roll'
~ convictio11.
But th e Am erican pul
~ the cl e mnntl that thl'
I 11a ramountly a 11ln ce ,
ly ~oconclarily a 11la< \
!at 1s the lon ge st step
\ Prison probl em that ,
lne of our States ar e I
lY are all atlvancing m
11 11e rmit. \Ve c an see .
Hlitions whi ch fiv e y e;
!11 conceivecl or us pc
:h priso ns lik e Charl es l
I prison at- Co m s to c k,
ye th e ce ll s in th e mo
urn until night , 11·orki11
J, and ass e111hling for ,
•cl , GOO m e n wilh two ,
y. I took to Comstock
)u in ex iste nc e mad e n
soners, anti I heard one ,
/ther, as h e looked ab,
I, thi s is a college!" t
Is a college, for it is tr
be 111 0 11. I hav e bee n a s
te!nJ>t peo ple to com mi 1
1H·1son life too easy , No
µs of m en in our prison
lal s tanrling and educatit
tim es worse oxperienct
oedings alon e than h e
on. ln u ]lrison lik e Sin
sell'-resp ect and b ecomc
lik e Comstock he feels
r e fining influence . 'l'he
- oner, th e tough and slug ,
heen down and out, ha s rath '
of It in Sing Sing; but in a p1
stock, though at first it is the 1
m ent h e ever had, he, too, in "'
r es1>011<ls to th e same inll
s pealrnr th en told of a pri so ,
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Thy kingdom come! mad greed for wealth and power
No more shall grind the w ea klings in th e dust.
Th e n mind and strength shall share 'l'hy ample dower,
Brothers in Thee, and one in equal trnst.
-H. W. Hawkes.
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overflowing he a rts, we give thanks
that our lot has be en cast ,in this day
and generation, In this city and conntry, and among p eo1ile so generous
and broadminded. A11'e n.
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