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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.- COWPER.
Vol. 36. Boston, June, 1903. No. 1.
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GRATTAN BOY.
From The Buffalo Horse World.
The grand obljects of our American
Humane Education Society [first of its
kind in the world] and of all its Bands
of Mercy are to make not only our own
nation but the whole world better and
happier, both for human beings and all
lower creatures that depend on our pro-
tection.
OUR
STRENUOUS
PRESIDENT.
We have been
reading one of
the strenuous
speeches of our
President at San
Francisco, of the
great navy we
are going to have
-how we are go-
ing to control the
Pacific Ocean,
the Central Am-
erican Canal, and
the trade of ori-
ental countries,
and we almost
wonder how the
Russians, and
Germans, and
French, and Ital-
ians, and people
of Great Britain,
with all their ar-
mies and navies,
are going to con-
trive to make a
living, unless, in-
deed, they emi-
grate to America
and become citi-
zens of our great
republic, in which
case we shall, of
course, permit
them to plant
colonies and
trade on every
continent and on
all the islands of
every ocean.
At the begin-
ning of our Civil
War, Bull Run
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