Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Filled with a deep sense of the dignity of his calling, he is ever fighting for the lives of others. God has called him to save, not to destroy. He shudders at the thought of the savage tribe where men were offered up to appease a false god, to grace a returning warrior, even to rid the tribe of a weak member; but his soul revolts still more at the modern savagery in the guise of science which under high-sounding names dares to usurp God's dominion over life. Page Twenty-two

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They come racked with disease and pain, with courage ebbing and hope dimmed; then science and skill meet them as they cross the portal of the house of restoration; and with science and skill come the devoted ministry of patient charity. And they go forth again to the world of men to take up again the battle of life with the zest of health and with hearts that remember. Page Twenty-one

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That the primal instinct of self preservation should not lead to the savage boast that might makes right; that the strong should not exploit the weak, laws were needed, and that just application be made of these laws, it is essential that the courts wherein they shall be interpreted be governed by those wise in 'he reading of the law. No lesser force than this could assure a safe democracy. Page Twenty-three