...discussion of common problems. In this memory today is most vividly expressed the true democracy that batters down the walls that separate us from each other, the walls of caste distinction and prejudice, and hatred and religious contempt. In this common tradition is brought to us the proof that...

...is 'Auld Lang Syne, and we are clasping hands across, knitted together into one living solidarity. It is the true democracy which batters down the walls...and religious contempt, all the petty, anti-social meanesses that quarrel with THE UNION OF HEARTS.' We are all of one blood, one bounden duty ; all these...

...listen to you ; but "sing of the Little Red School House on the Hill" and all are interested. There is the true democracy which batters down the walls...and religious contempt, all the petty, anti-social meanness that ruarrels with "the union of hearts." We WEST HIGH SCHOOL. Second building to be opened...

...and we are clasping hands across, knitted into one living solidarity. This is the true democracy that batters down the walls that separate us from each other, the walls of cast distinction and color prejudice and national hatred and religious contempt and all the petty anti-social...

...and we are clasping hands across, knitted into one living solidarity. This is the true democracy that batters down the walls that separate us from each other, the walls of cast distinction and color prejudice and national hatred and religious contempt and all the petty anti-social...

...and we are clasping hands across, knitted into one living solidarity. This is the true democracy that batters down the walls that separate us from each other, the walls of cast distinction and color prejudice and national hatred and religious contempt and all the petty anti-social...

...come. Eugene Wood had the right estimate when he said of the "Little Old Red School House on the Hill:" "It is the true democracy which batters down the walls...the petty, anti-social meannesses that quarrel with the ' union of hearts." ' There are some in Rochester as hi other cities who talk about the menace...

...discussion of common problems. In this memory today is most vividly expressed the true democracy that batters down the walls that separate us from each other, the walls of caste distinction and prejudice, and hatred and religious contempt. In this common tradition is brought to us the proof that...