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31 Animals 1 (1898-1899)

handle is hein.journals/animals31 and id is 1 raw text is: t e pessto orelty to Animals, The American Humane Education Sociey an 8 ,, a S GLORY TO CO GOD, Oy I PEACE ON EARTH, O VJ~ I .7KINDNESS, JUSTICE PJ 'T O AND MERCY TO . O vEVERY LIVING . CREATURE. I would not enter on my list of friends, Though graced with polished manners and fine sense, Yet wanting sensibility, the man Who needlessly sets foot upon a worm.-CowEn. Vol. 31. Boston, June, 1898. No. 1. PEACE. From Mothers' Magazine, 1 Madison Avenue, New York City. ROME. FROM WILL CARLETON'S MAGAZINE OF MAY, 1898. At last the nation, tired of strife, as conqueror reposed: The temple of the god of war with shouts of joy was closed; For many blessed days the camp had blossomed as a home; The dove of peace was brooding o'er the seven hills of Rome. Not now the frenzied call To arms! fell on the startled ear- Not now in every street was heard the clash of sword and spear. For many calm and peaceful days-the first of thousands known- A laborer could earn his bread and share it with his own. A maiden wandered through the dusk, and heard her lover's vow, And did not fear she soon must bind a helmet on his brow; A mother kissed her babe in joy; and though it were a son, She did not grieve lest he be killed before his youth was done; For many blessed days the world rang glad the tidings out, The men of Rome are all at peace with all the world about ! Those tranquil times from Comfort's lips threw kisses, near and far; And everything was brighter, from a flower unto a star; And every swinging blade of grass, and every towering tree Seemed hoping then that war was dead, and ever thus would be; The shepherd fed his dappled flocks, the farmer stored his grain, Nor said This humble wealth may swell a foeman's bloody gain; The cottage walls were ivy-grown, and fenced with peace around, \nd did not look for foemen's fire to burn them to the ground; And many thought the gods above had listened to their plea, And Peace was ruler of the land and evermore would be.

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