Identifier: independen89v90newy (find matches)
Title: The Independent
Year: 1849 (1840s)
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Publisher: New York : S.W. Benedict
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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ucken, of Jena—In thelife of our society after the war a manmust be estimated solely by the manhoodin him. Walter Prichard Eaton—There is nomore art in the motion picture than in oneof those fascinating railroad folders pic-turing Glacier National Park. Irvin S. Cobb—Only yesterday JohnL. Sullivan was my idea of manly perfec-tion. Today I find my dreams realized inthe beautiful youths who pose for the unionsuit ads. Cardinal Mercier—If there is a peoplein the world whose role it is to safeguardthe liberty of labor, is it not the nationwhich half a century ago placed the crownof glory upon Lincoln? Congressman I.uitten — Any youngman who runs away from his countryscall to hide behind the skirts of a young,inexperienced and giddy girl will ultimate-ly prove a slacker to his family. Rear-Admiral Fiske—The Louisianacould be gotten ready to go out and fighttomorrow, but if she should have to fighta highly trained German ship of the sametype she would probably be sunk in anhour.
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© International Film CAN THE OLD NEW ENGLAND SHIPYARDS WIN THIS WAR? The four-masted schooner—invented in New England, named in New England dialect, built into one of New Englands chief industries andmourned in every New England seaport since steam superseded sails—has come back into its own, for upon our production of wooden shipping largely depends the Allies victory over Germanys U-boat blockade

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