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This feature to commemorate the First World War brings you the news as it happened in 1914 as reported by the Morpeth Herald. It is published with kind permission of the Mackay family. We thank them for their support and generosity in allowing us access to their archive.
After having remained on the stocks in an unfinished condition for several months, a vessel in the Blyth Shipyard is to be converted into a seaplane carrier for the British Admiralty.
The ship is 350 feet in length, and is to be fitted with fore and aft flying decks, from which seaplanes can begin their flight.
Originally she was ordered as a coal cargo vessel By Messrs. Stephens, Sutton, and Stephens, of Newcastle, who agreed to allow her to be completed to the Admiralty requirements in the event of the contract being secured by the Blyth Shipbuilding Company.
The Admiralty is stated to have voted £80,000 to be expended on the vessel, which is to be named the Ark Royal. She will be the first vessel of the kind built for any Government, and her completion will mark a new and important era in the history of British aviation.
An addition of 100,000 Men to His Majesty's Regular Army is immediately necessary in the present grave national emergency.
Lord Kitchener is confident this appeal will at once be responded to by all those who have the safety of our Empire at heart.
General Service is for a period of 3 years, or until the War is concluded. Age of Enlistment, 19 to 30.
Full information can be obtained at any Post Office in the Kingdom or at any Military Depot.
God Save The King.
Lord and Lady Ridley have kindly placed at the disposal of the infirmary 20 beds at Blagdon. The committee, at their meeting, gratefully accepted this generous offer, which has already been made use of. Nine patients were sent to Blagdon last Friday.
Mr R.S. Barrett, manager of Seaton Burn and Dinnington Collieries, in an intimation to the officers of the local miners' association, states that in the present crisis the owners of these collieries regret that it will be impossible to work the pits regularly. They will, however, endeavour to work as much as circumstances will allow.
The privileges of free houses and fire coal will be continued to all those now receiving them, and also, in the case of the wives and families of the reservists, Territorials, and others who have volunteered to serve their country in any way.
In the case of men who are now in receipt of house rent and coal, this will be continued whether the pits work or not, provided that they work as regularly as they are able when opportunity offers.
Since the declaration of war, Morpeth has certainly been in the midst of the great excitement, and is doing what it can for the defence of the Empire.
Last week, the Territorials left the town for the war, and later the Imperial Yeomanry and the Territorial Reservists went off amid great enthusiasm. Besides this, the Morpeth auxiliary of the Red Cross Society turned out and went on duty at the various hospitals, which have been got ready in different parts of the town.
The quietude of Sunday morning was broken by another call for the Empire, when the Mayor (Councillor W.S. Sanderson) received a call from the military for men to dig trenches. He proceeded to the Market Place, and soon got a large number of willing volunteers, who came ready with pick and shovel.
By means of motor char-a-bancs and motor cars, the men were conveyed to their rendezvous and set to work, under the direction of the Mayor.
It was a sight never to be forgotten to see the men at work. In a wonderfully short time the Morpeth men cut three and a half miles of trenches. It was a lively Sunday afternoon, and the many different colours of the shirts – all clean – in the sunlight were very conspicuous. There were white shirts, striped shirts, checked shirts, and coloured shirts. The provisions for the men were kindly given by a number of people in the town, and conveyed to them.
The men returned to the town about three in the afternoon, much sunburnt, but well satisfied with their afternoon's work.
The Mayor has kindly supplied us with a list of the names of the trench cutters:– James Gilroy, Wm. Burgess, Jas. McEwan, Jim McCarthy, Chas. Challoner, John Ratcliffe, T. Noble, J. Nichol, R. Niven, W. Nichol, R. Weatheritt, C. Kane, J. Houghton, C. Watson, A. Watson, T. Hogarth, W. Gibbins, R. Allison, J. Gibb, T. Manners, J. Froud, R. Peart, J. Hill, J. O'Hare, W. Price, W. Watson, R. Walker, J. Hopper, J. Blackhall, J. Cairns, W. Chapman, T. Douglas, J. Woodford, R.N. Armstrong, Hugh Nelson, J. Clark, A. Weightman, A. Drummond, A. Thompson, J. Thompson, A. Smailes, J. Forster, T. Nicholson, H. Taylor, W. Swinhoe, J. Swinhoe, J. Davison, J. Wilson, T. Maddison, T. Holleywell, G. Bates, E. Lawson, J. Hedley, E. Lamb, C.F. Lamb, J. Stewart, A. Purdy, C. Martin, T. Garvie, G. Aspin, J. Robinson, T. Shell, J. Evans, N. Brown, T. Welsh, J. Green, J. Goldstraw, J.W. Duncan, J. Stevinson, C. Banks, O. Stewart, J.J. Lock, J. Nichol, J. Layton, C. Seabrook, S. Seabrook, R. Fraser, W. Guy, E. Richardson, J. Lazenby, L. Strong, J. Lock, J. Athey, A. Davison, A. Dowson, A. Marshall, J. Parker, M. Dowson, Allon Burn, J.A. Turnbull, H.S. Giles, J. Banks, R. Lawan, J. Davison, E. Potts, W. Potts, J. O'Hair, Thos. Gunn, G.W, Harle, M. Cameron, J. Dempsey, G. Hedley, M. Knight, J. Challoner, A. Robson, G.R. Potts, S. Overend, W.L. Norman, M. Robson, T. Reay, Sid Whittle, G.W. Cairns, Jos. Foster, Nicholas Murray, R. Noble, T. Tait, O. Elliott, J. Wade, T. Todd, T. Young, S. Storey, J. McHenry, J. Bell, J. Murphy, R. Proctor, W. Holland, T. Telford, J. Ryle, R. Gibb, A. Blackhall, R. Gray, J. McCarthy, F. Rowe, H. Morrison, J. Thompson, J. Shannon, J. McCarthy, W. Caisley, A. Bowman, J. Brotherton, Wm. Davison, W.H. Foggerty, R. Douglas, A. Brown, J.H. Dixon, R. Hamilton, E. Stivenson, Joe Grey, R. Allen, G. Ainsley, Jas. Aspin, S. Wood, W. Oliver, E. Thompson, Ed. Dance, Joe Peters, Geo. Wilson, Robt. Hall, John Whinham, R. Alder, A. Todd, F. Murphy, H. Dinon, J. Dowson (registrar), Sergt. Tully, Capt. Evans, the Mayor of Morpeth, J. Pape, J. Scott, W. Lee, G. Boutflower, T. Common, C. Robson, C. Young, E. Weatheral, T. Smith, H. Walker, G. Douglas, C. Flannigan, J. Patterson, J. Whigham, C. Cooper, R.V. Baylis, J. Clark, Turner, P. Norman, Stoker, J.N. Armstrong, E. Armstrong, R. Oliver, R. Cooper, R. Harper, G. Gray, J. Purvis, Stevenson, J. Jewit, B. Waterson, W. Straughan, Russell, J. Familton, G. Jackson, D. McCarthy, Slassor, R. Middlemas, J. Gilboy, C. Lamb, Nichol, J. Dixon, W. Cornell, W. Lawson, F. Robertson, E. Garvie, W.R. Soulsby, I. Toshack, R. Dixon, Woodward, N. Johnson, W. Little, M. Birkett, S. Birkett, W. Robson, Simpson, J. Norman, A. Nichol, C. Emerson, J. Tully, R. Nicholson, T. Dodds, W. English, Temple, T. Payne, R. Dagnan, J. Bell, D. Marshall, C. Howe, J. Armstrong, F. Seabrook, J. Naseby, T. Robson, J. Harvie, N. Stobbart, T. Ward, W. Lowther, D. Dixon, J. McAndrews, J. Williams, L. Appleby, J. Challoner, J. Marshall, V. Lawson, E. Brady, W. White, R. Pagon, C. Bates, W. Wright, O.C. Wood, Jack Dunn, D. Douglas, G. Waterston, G. Dodds, J. Davison, John Jas. Adamson, John Thos. Adamson, W.S. Scott, F. Nicholson, W. Dunn, W. Stirling, John Smith, R. Bird, J. Noble, F. Phillipson, J. Gebhard, J. Dodds, Jos. Purvis, A. Hutchison, L. Haig, J. Garvte, A. Adams, W. T. Watmore, R. Pagan, C. Young, J. Marshall, J. Wetheral, J. Davison, and others.
The Mayor (Mr W.S. Sanderson) begs to thank all those who kindly turned out on Sunday morning last to help him to carry out the orders from the military authorities.
He also thanks those who kindly lent their motor wagons, motor cars, and other vehicles as conveyances; and those who kindly provided funds and eatables for the men who were working.
The Mayor has arranged with Mr James Pape, Oldgate Street, who has kindly offered premises as an exchange for lost shovels and other implements. If anyone who did not get his right shovel or anyone who got someone else's in mistake will communicate with Mr Pape, he will endeavour to rectify matters.
About 130 Broomhill miners were called upon at a late hour on Saturday night to dig trenches in Druridge Bay, between Chevington and Cresswell.
On Sunday night a large meeting of townspeople was held at Amble. Mrs Cresswell, commandant of the Red Cross Society, presided. A numerous assortment of articles, bedding, etc., for Red Cross purposes, was opened. A hospital has been set up in the Medd schoolroom.
Alnwick Castle, 11th August, 1914.
A committee consisting of ladies and gentlemen, amongst others the High Sheriff, the chairman of the Quarter Sessions, the chairman of the Standing Joint Committee, the Mayor's of boroughs, and the chairmen of the various Urban and Rural District Councils in the county of Northumberland, presided over by the Lord Lieutenant and chairman of the County Council, with power to add to their number, has been formed to raise and distribute a fund for the following purposes: —
1. The relief of distress, if any, arising among the civil population in consequence of the war. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has inaugurated a fund for this purpose, and the committee so formed is empowered to hand over to his fund such sum as it may in its discretion seem desirable.
2. The support of the wives and families of those whose services under arms prevents their maintaining those dependent upon them. The separation allowance granted by the Government is in very many cases totally inadequate.
3. Aid to the sick and wounded.
4. Other objects of a similar nature, if need for them should arise.
It is my duty, as Lord Lieutenant and chairman of the County Council, to invite from the local inhabitants of the county of Northumberland their liberal contributions to this fund. The necessity for its formation is great and urgent if the war is to be sustained with the vigour essential to success, and with the least possible amount of suffering to the nation, and a very large sum will be needed to meet the requirements of the case.
It will be greatly to the advantage of local interests if all contributions for the objects I have enumerated are sent through the Lord Lieutenant's fund. They should be transmitted without delay to any of the more important banks and their branches in the county, or to me.
I am, sir, yours faithfully.
The following subscriptions were promised immediately after the Lord Lieutenant's meeting:— His Grace the Lord Lieutenant, £5,000 and £1,000 a month; the Right Hon. Viscount Ridley, £5,000 (first subscription); Mr Thos. Taylor, £5,000.
A meeting convened by Mr W.S. Legge, agent to Lord Hastings, was held at Seaton Delaval Hall on Saturday, for the purpose of forming a "town guard" for the district, and making arrangements for other work for the defence of the country. There was a large attendance.
Mr Legge presided, and said the response to his appeal in the newspapers had been overwhelming. He had received about 90 signatures, and Mr Clepham, of the Backworth Coal Company, had got no less than 326, all of whom were working in the Government trenches at 4s. a day, and were willing to volunteer for any kind of home defence. (Applause).
He had been promised 1,000 Irish National Volunteers from Tyneside, and had received numerous letters from all sorts of people in the district between Alnwick and Sunderland. (Applause).
Mr John Bell, master shifter at Dinnington, had written that a large number of miners there had consented to attach themselves to some organised body. It was an entirely voluntary movement; they could join to suit themselves. There was no stipulation for a term of years. The form of agreement was: "I hereby declare that I am prepared to serve my country to the best of my ability for the purpose of home defence."
The Rev. G.W. Jackson said they believed in God and prayer, and he would ask them to go their respective places of worship and pray for those who were going to battle for the country. They must, however, be ready to fight, if necessary. British pluck was recognised the world over, and they had already had an example of what even a little army could do. (Applause). He was sure they would all do their duty.
Lord Ridley subsequently addressed the meeting, explaining that important military duties was the cause of his not being present at the beginning. He understood there were many in the neighbourhood who wanted to do something in defence of their hearths and homes. (Applause).
He thought nothing could have been more magnificent than the way people had come forward to do whatever they could to help England in her moment of trial. (Applause). They must all do their share in whatever way they possibly could, and there were ways in which everybody could help. They could not all be soldiers. It meant a very considerable amount of training to be of any use as a soldier.
He did not gather that they were there to join the regular or auxiliary forces of the Crown; but he understood they all wanted to do something to defend their homes or to aid those who were defending their homes. That feeling was so universal that he believed there was not a village or hamlet in the whole of England in which it had not been expressed at that moment. Therefore he thought there should be an organised attempt to find active use for that feeling. (Applause).
All stores and munitions of war, rifles, uniforms, and military equipments would be wanted, first of all, for the soldiers, who were going abroad to fight the country's battles; and secondly, for those who were going to defend this country against wanton invasion. But there was room in the villages to form themselves into some sort of town guards.
He was perfectly certain that in nearly every district they could find retired sergeant-instructors who knew and understood the elements of drill, so that they could at once enrol themselves into organised bodies, and, at a moment's notice, do the necessary work. (Applause). They could distinguish themselves by wearing some sort of badge. They could also help in getting the names of those willing to enlist in the Regular and Territorial Forces. He was also certain that there was not an employer in the whole country who would not be willing to do his best for those who desired to drill or practice shooting.
There was another thing in which they could all help. Not in a few weeks' time, but in a few hours. It was quite possible that they might find troops suddenly quartered anywhere, in their villages or in that hall — for the defence of the country. The civil population could do a very great deal for the comfort of the troops by readily placing everything at their disposal and by supplying stores — for payment, of course. Shopkeepers could do that.
But there was also a definite work for every able-bodied man to do at once, and that was to dig trenches at the seaside. He invited as many as possible to turn up at the Astley Arms, Seaton Delaval, with digging implements, and the military authorities would endeavour to have a sergeant-instructor on the spot to show them where they wanted the trenches. In that way they would be able to do something at once for the defence of the country. (Applause).
Among the forthcoming local events that have been abandoned owing to the war are Cambo exhibition and sports, Seaton Delaval show and sports, combined show of the Blagdon Tenants' Agricultural Society and Stannington and District Horticultural Society, Coquetdale Agricultural Society's show, Whalton and District horticulutral and industrial exhibition, Alnwick Flower Show, annual conference of the Northern Union of Mechanics' Institutions, Warkworth Show, Angerton Exhibition, Bellingham Agricultural Show, Ellington Show, Newbiggin Show, Burradon and Whittingham Games.
About 11 o'clock on Tuesday night, the residents in High Street, Guide Post, were greatly alarmed by a loud report. In a short time there was quite a crowd in the streets, but no information was forthcoming as to the cause. It is thought that some youths had discharged a quantity of gunpowder.
If, owing to the present Crisis, any Farmer in Northumberland or Durham finds himself unable to obtain manual horse, of mechanical labour, will he please apply to The Secretary, Newcastle Farmers' Club, Newcastle-on-Tyne, or The Secretary, Northumberland and Durham Dairy and Tenant Farmers' Association, Pegswood Moor, Morpeth.
We have made arrangements with the Central News Telegraph Agency, London, (who have Special War Correspondents at the front and at all the centres of interest), to receive daily War Telegrams, which we publish in a single page supplement every afternoon about 5 o'clock, and can be had gratis at the front shop.
The war cloud hanging over Europe has brought this subject to the front once more, and we are, as it were, up against it, because there is not the number of horses in reserve now that there used to be.
There are no cab, 'bus, and tram horses to fall back upon and to subsidise for the purpose, and motors will not do in actual war. They probably would be perfectly successful, and possibly do better, in the matter of carrying supplies and acting as transports, but the great difficulty about them is that they require a good road to run on, and cannot leave it without disaster. Horses are more mobile, and when not actually pulling vehicles of some sort or another, can be practically taken anywhere across the country.
All this means that there is a greater liability to commandeer our farm horses in the future wherever they are required. A year or two ago the police went round farms and noted how many horses and their kind could be found on every farm, for the information of the War Department, so that in the event of actual war the authorities would know where they could find horses.
It is earnestly desired that things will not go as far as this, but the fact remains that for ordinary cavalry purposes there is, and always has been, a great scarcity of re-mounts, and it may lead to a very great amount of difficulty in the near future.
Blyth U.D. Council
Mr Young remarked that Lord Ridley had intimated to him that Lady Ridley was anxious to come down to Blyth with the object of organising a scheme of providing sewing classes for soldiers. His Lordship thought the Council was the proper body to take the initiative. It was unanimously agreed that the Council should convene a meeting of all interested in the movement.
Many of the pits in Ashington are working one shift per week. The result of this is that a large number of young miners are finding their way into the ranks of the British Army.
During the last week recruiting officers have been busy, and it is almost a daily occurrence to find large batches of recruits leaving the station for Newcastle.
Many of those of a more peaceful temperament are taking advantage of the splendid weather to pass their enforced leisure by the sea at Newbiggin, and the sands at our local resort have staged large crowds daily.
Mr W. Straker, general secretary of the Northumberland Miners' Association, has addressed the following letter to the members:—
Fellow Workmen and Brothers,
The Prime Minister's speech in the House of Commons on Thursday night has revealed more regarding the attitude of Germany than has been given previously. International relationships are difficult to handle, and much cannot be made known, but at a time like this a democratic country ought to have more of the facts given it. If this had been done, I cannot think men like Thomas Burt, John Burns, and Lord Morley, and many other leading politicians, would have declared that neutrality was the best policy.
Can it be doubted in acting as they did they were only thinking of the terrible suffering which the working class will yet be called on to pass through?
I wish I could make all our people realise what it means. Never since ancient times has our home land been tested as she is to be tested now.
Her children, as children, will have had their differences, but in a time of danger such as this she calls on us all to rally to her help. Cease all industrial, civic, and party strife; forget the terms employed and employers; forget we are rich and poor; only remember we are Britons. We may have had different views on national and international policy. There can be but one word now: "Unity" must be our watchword.
Sufferings will have to be endured — we will bear them together. As a mining community we will play our part of the hardy class we are.
For the good of all, sacrifice will be necessary. Let us endeavour to make women and children the last to suffer. Where work is slack, let the married men with families have the greater share of it. Forego, or postpone, all local disputes to a future time. The length of that time we cannot tell; neither do we know who will see the end of it.
Revelations have been given us during the last few days which have made manifest the justice of our cause. Strong in the sense of justice and right, we will undaunted fight for victory.
Let us husband carefully our resources, for the time may be long; but be it long or short, let us quit ourselves like men, "each for all and all for each".
Yours anxiously and faithfully,
About 300 miners from Seaton Burn and Dinnington Collieries were on Saturday engaged in digging trenches for home defence near the coast. The party, which were conveyed to and from their destination in the colliery carriages, had a hearty send-off, and quite an enthusiastic reception on their return with pick and shovel in hand.
On the initiative of the Mayoress of Morpeth, a meeting of women was held in the Council Chamber, Morpeth, on Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of arranging sewing meetings to make garments for the sailors and soldiers at the front. The first of these meetings will be held on Thursday, the 20th inst., at the Town Hall, at 2.30 and 6.30.
The Mayoress will be very grateful for any contributions of money, however small. Subscriptions may be sent to Mrs Atkinson, Wellbank, Morpeth, the treaurer.
It is hoped that all the women of the town will make an effort to attend these meetings.
On Saturday night, a largely attended meeting was held at Scotland Gate to consider the advisability of starting a hospital for the use of wounded soldiers and sailors.
After discussion, it was resolved to ask for the use of the old schoolroom. A large number of ladies volunteered to go round the district to seek for the necessary requisites.
Since the meeting the district has been canvassed, and a generous response has been the result. Many ladies have attended nightly at the headquarters, where they have been instructed in nursing by Dr Lees.
A meeting of men was held in the schools at Ponteland. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and it was decided to form a body prepared to do anything that was possible for home defence on the lines described by Lord Ridley in his recent speech.
Fifty-seven gave in their names. There will be no age limit, and all who desire to defend their homes and do what they can are requested to communicate with Mr J. Jameson, Fernlea, Ponteland.
In response to a notice addressed to those who had attended first-aid classes and all interested in the work, a meeting was held at the vicarage, Ponteland.
There was an eager desire to help in any nursing work in which assistance was needed. A committee was appointed to collect funds to be spent in material to be made into garments in response to Queen Mary's appeal. The material will be cut up and a general meeting will be held in the schools on Monday next at 7pm, to which all are invited who desire to take garments to be made at home.
The Mayor of Morpeth, having been requested by the Prince of Wales to form a local branch of the proposed fund for the relief of distress consequent upon the war, a meeting was held in the Council Chamber, on Monday evening, to appoint a general committee to make the general arrangements for procuring subscriptions and the distribution of relief.
There was a very representative attendance, the chair being taken by the Mayor (Councillor W.S. Sanderson).
At the onset the Mayor said that they were called that night to consider the question of raising money for the Prince of Wales' National Relief Fund. The first thing they had to do was to trust in Almighty God, and the next thing was to be patriotic.
This was not the time for them to be excited or get into a panic. In this grave crisis they had to get their backs to the wall and act as men. They did not want to shirk their responsibilities or to put their responsibilities on others. They wanted to try and get as much money as possible to send on to the Prince of Wales' Fund, so that all who might suffer through this war would be in some way provided for. (Applause).
The Town Clerk explained that the first thing heard of the Prince of Wales' Fund was on receipt of a telegram on Wednesday night from a Local Government Board Inspector. This inspector called upon him on Thursday. The inspector told him that the object of the organisation was not entirely to raise money or distribute money. It had been inaugurated for the purpose of allaying panic which at one time threatened to break out in certain parts of the country, and to satisfy the poor people that there was no necessity for them to be excited or get into a panic. There was ample provision in the country for providing everybody, and it was the duty of the committees to let the people see that there was provision being made in every district for the poor during the war.
The Mayor was head of this organisation, and it was his duty to keep in touch with the clergy, National Insurance Committee, approved societies, friendly societies, and trade unions, and that others should be asked to take part in this organisation to administer this relief. Every institution in Morpeth had been invited to send representatives to this meeting.
Probably the Government might find it necessary to provide funds out of the National Exchequer towards relief of distress caused by the war. In the meantime the Government had extended the Feeding of Children's Bill. It was only compulsory during the time the children attended the school, but to serve in this emergency the Government had passed a measure whereby the feeding would be continued during the period the children were not at school.
The local committee would as far as possible, have to discourage indiscriminate charity, and see that all subscriptions were sent to the Mayor, and then forwarded to the central fund. The Mayor mentioned that there was a certain amount of distress in the town at the present time. They wanted to get as much money as they possibly could in order to relieve distress immediately.
Mr Chas Grey proposed that the burgess roll be divided into 12 sections, and each section be given to two members of the committee to call upon each person on the roll. By that means everybody would get a chance of contributing to the fund.
The Rector said it would be rather unfortunate from the point of view of the fund if the nation did not realise adequately the burdens which this fund would sooner or later have to bear. The fund must be in millions rather than in hundreds of thousands. It was not the time to give any small sums, but according to their means, in such a way as they would feel the giving.
After further discussion, the Mayor asked if several members of the committee would attend at the Council Chamber each day to deal with immediate cases of need, and the following volunteered:— Messrs R. N. Swinney, J. Elliott, G. Jackson, C. Grey, F. Brummell, and Canon Davies.
The Rector stated that he was quite willing to relieve any pressing cases from the church funds. (Applause).
The Mayor stated that what money was collected by tomorrow would be sent on to Buckingham Palace.
The Rector suggested that the Mayor might send out an appeal to the ladies of the town to make garments and other useful articles for the soldiers at the front and for needy cases at home. On the proposition of Mr Dakyns the Mayoress was appointed the head of the organisation to receive work.
The Prudential Assurance Company have issued the following circular to their agents:—
In the case of agents who are Territorials going on active service and naval and army reservists recalled to the colours, it will, of course be necessary to place the debit in other hands. You will be pleased to learn that the directors have decided to grant for the present an allowance, which added to the service pay, shall secure a sum equivalent to the weekly collectable salary, which amount the superintendent will be desired to pay to the wife, if the agent is married, or if not, to other dependents, but in the latter case we shall require full particulars.
The intention is to find agencies for men on their return to civil life. In the case of superintendents of district offices the service pay will be augmented to a sum equivalent to their weekly salary in the same manner, and they will re-employ them on their return to civil life.
Although it is not definitely stated that agents who had left to defend their country will find their own particular book vacant on their return, similar work will be found for them.
Mrs Joicey and the Committee of the Morpeth Branch of the Red Cross Society, will be very grateful for any gifts in money towards the expenses of their hospital in Morpeth.
They wish to thank those who have already sent contributions of clothing, etc.
Cheques to be made payable to Lloyds Bank, Morpeth. Small amounts to be sent to the Secretary, Mrs Frank Brumell, Fulbeck, Morpeth.
The steamer Thrift, which arrived at Blyth on Friday evening from Fecamp, conveyed 14 English ladies from the French seaport, where they were stranded on account of the war, to Dover. The voyage from France was uneventful.
The North-Eastern Federation of Women's Suffrage Societies wish it to be known that it has suspended its ordinary political work for the time being, and is preparing to use the entire organisation of the Federation for the help of those who will be the sufferers from the economic and industrial dislocation caused by the war.
The societies throughout the area will be authorised to offer their services to the local authorities and to assist in any scheme for the relief of unemployment and distress which may be found necessary.
The monthly meeting of the Morpeth Town Council was held on Tuesday night.
The Mayor said that since the war broke out he had received a call from the Postmaster, who had asked him if the Council would have any objection to closing the post office for two hours each day and the suspension of the five o'clock delivery at night.
The Postmaster pointed out that five of his staff had been called to the front, and they were so hampered for hands that he found it impossible to carry on the business of the post office in the ordinary way.
As Mayor, he knew that the suspension of the five o'clock delivery would cause inconvenience to some, but he felt that they would feel for the officials at the post office being on duty for so many hours. He took it upon himself to grant the Postmaster's request, in order that the staff might get their meals in a regular way.
There was a sentry stationed at the post office door to direct anyone to the side door for urgent business.
The Council unanimously supported the Mayor in what he had done.
In response to an application for the use of the Council's isolation hospital and beds for field hospital during the war with Germany, the Properties Committee recommended that the Borough Hall be offered, and that 15 of the Council's hospital beds and bedding be lent to the authorities pending their obtaining beds of their own.
In moving the adoption of the above report, Mr Norman said they had an application before them last Wednesday night for the Isolation Hospital. The committee thought it would be more convenient, when they had the Borough Hall empty, and more convenient for the purpose, if they granted the hall. They also agreed that 15 beds be brought down next day from the isolation hospital so that the Borough Hall could be equipped immediately and made ready for any emergency.
The Council agreed that the committee had done the right and proper thing.
The General Works Committee reported that the Town Clerk had been instructed to write the Local Government Board, urging Government action to put a stop to the unnecessary inflation of food prices in consequence of the war with Germany.
Mr Norman stated that the committee had met at a time when things looked very black, and they thought they ought to do what they could to try and put a stop to the inflated prices which were going on at the time. The Government had now taken action.
Town Clerk: The Board must have seen the committee's recommendation. (Laughter).
Mr Grey thought it would be a very kindly act on the part of this Council if all tenants of the Corporation houses who were called to the front be excused from paying rent during the continuance of the war.
Mr Swinney seconded the proposal.
The Mayor said that he had attended a meeting that afternoon, convened by the Duke of Northumberland, and that question was freely discussed. At the collieries it was reported that the owners had decided to allow the wives and families of those workmen who were called for service to remain in the houses rent free with the usual supply of coals. He had great pleasure in supporting the motion.
This was unanimously agreed to.
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That the German Emperor has been the wily aggressor in this the most momentous of European wars is now proved up to the hilt. The excuse he put forward for his hot-headed and hurried interference was the local dispute between Austria and Servia. That was his ostensible plea, but it did not indicate his real motive.
His dastardly attempt to induce the British Government to agree beforehand to an arrangement whereby he would be allowed a free hand to seize all French colonies revealed his deep design. His offer, a bribe, as it ought in truth to be called, was that in return he would refrain from bombarding any part of the north coast of France. The prompt rejection of such an underhand proposal showed that British ideas and principles of international conduct are fixed on an elevated level compared with which those of the Emperor William are base and degrading.
Foiled on that point, he tried another, which disclosed him in even a worse light. If the British Government would abstain from upholding and defending the independence of Belgium, so that he could hew his way through that country, he would undertake, at the end of the war, to restore her to the position of an independent State. Prussia, like Britain, was a party to the international treaty that guaranteed Belgian independence. The Kaiser, to serve his own immediate ends, was not only ready to repudiate his bond, but did his utmost to tempt this country to take the same cowardly step. British honour could not brook the thought of it. The suggestion was contemptuously thrown back in his face.
Those two presumptuous proposals took for granted two events which it was not in his power to guarantee; he did not know if his fleet would ever get within sight of the north coast of France, and at the end of the war, he might be bereft of all power to deal with the fate of Belgium. He may be the Kaiser and a sort of high and mighty lord to the Germans, but he is not the Supreme Disposer of all events.
When a country is at war, it is essential in the first place that those who have to defend its shores should be as amply provided for as possible. In the next place it is imperative that the people act under the direction of those who take supreme command. Thus it comes about that at the present moment England finds itself under martial law. Everything we possess is at the service of those authorities upon whom we depend, not only to guard our homes, but to maintain order throughout the land.
Happily, so far, this state of things has not inflicted any great hardship, for those who have to discharge the unpleasant duties of depriving tradesmen, farmers, and others of their horses or to billet officers and men in private houses have had every regard for the convenience of those affected by an arbitrary but needful change in affairs.
In such a case as that in which we now find ourselves, the withdrawal of military horses and baggage wagons leaves a gap which cannot be filled at once. Thus the office in command of a district gives the order commandeer all likely horses and vehicles. Immediately that is put into effect, with the result that tradesmen are without means of delivery and farmers are at a pretty pass to reap their harvest. In some districts horses have been driven off by the hundred during the past two weeks. Yet such is the temper of the country that not a single complaint is heard. Everybody seems disposed to do all they can to make the best of the situation.
Women are banding themselves into various societies for the making of linen articles, which will be of use among the wounded; others are hard at work doing what they can in gaining knowledge of nursing and ambulance duties. For many of the huge barracks are being rapidly converted into hospitals. In the late war Japanese women performed prodigies of splendid service to the wounded. English women will do as much should the occasion arise.
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Klopp was appointed as manager at Anfield back in October following Brendan Rodgers' sacking by the Merseyside outfit.
The Reds have failed to find consistent winning from since his appointment but have notched up impressive victories against the likes of Manchester City and Chelsea in the Premier League, as well as reaching the League Cup final.
And former Liverpool captain Gerrard, who trained with his old club during the MLS off-season, admits that he is a keen admirer of the ex-Borussia Dortmund boss.
Speaking to CNN, Gerrard said: "I'm a huge fan [of Klopp]. I was a big fan at Dortmund and I think we're very lucky to have him at Liverpool.
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Korean actor So Ji-sub will be honored with an award at the upcoming Daejong Film Awards, according to the Motion Pictures Association of Korea on Friday.
The 33-year-old actor will be recognized for the awareness he has created of Korean culture throughout Asia at the opening ceremony of the acclaimed film fest on September 25, to be held at the Seoul City Hall Plaza.
So's hit drama "Sorry, I Love You" and film "Rough Cut" had been shown in several countries in Asia and most recently, his photo essay about his travels during the summer of 2010 titled "The Journey of So Ji-sub" is receiving inquiries from overseas.
The 47th Daejong Film Awards, held from September 25 to 30 this year, will feature various movie events such as first-hand experiences with cinema effects, an exhibition of old movie signs, a cultural music festival and screenings of Korean films "Secret Reunion" and "Barefoot Dream".
The awards ceremony will take place on October 29 at Kyunghee Uinversity.
So is one of the most popular actors in Korea and has appeared in numerous TV dramas and movies since his debut in 1995.
He became a household name in Asia with his roles in the 2004 hit TV series "Something Happened in Bali" and "Sorry, I Love You".
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People who have diabetes may hear or read a lot about controlling, or managing, the condition. But what is diabetes control and why is it so important?
When you hear your doctors or health care providers talk about "diabetes control," they're usually referring to how close your blood sugar, or glucose, is kept to the desired range. Having too much or too little sugar in your blood can lead you to feel sick now and can cause health problems later.
Managing diabetes is like a three-way balancing act: The medications you take (insulin or pills), the food you eat, and the amount of exercise you get all need to be in sync.
Diabetes can get out of control if someone:
Out-of-control blood sugar levels can lead to short-term problems like hypoglycemia, hyperglycemia, or diabetic ketoacidosis. In the long run, not controlling diabetes can also damage the vessels that supply blood to important organs, like the heart, kidneys, eyes, and nerves. This means that heart disease and stroke, kidney disease, vision problems, and nerve problems can happen to people with diabetes.
These problems don't usually show up in kids or teens who have had the disease for only a few years, but they can happen to adults with diabetes. Kids and teens with diabetes who don't control their blood sugar levels can be late going into puberty and might not end up as tall as they would have otherwise.
The good news is that keeping blood sugar levels under control can help keep you healthy and prevent health problems from happening later.
If you have diabetes, your doctor or diabetes health care team will tell you what your blood sugar levels should be (usually called a target range). If you have diabetes, you're trying to keep your blood sugar level as close to the target range as possible. As you get older, your target range may change.
The only way to know if your blood sugar level is close to your target range is to measure your blood sugar level several times a day with a glucose meter. Your diabetes health care team will help you determine when and how often you should be checking your blood sugar level. Checking it regularly and keeping a record of the test results is very important — this helps you and your diabetes health care team make adjustments to your diabetes management plan as needed.
The glucose meter tells you what your blood sugar level is at the moment you test. But another type of blood sugar test, the glycosylated hemoglobin (pronounced: gly-KOH-sih-lay-tid HEE-muh-glo-bin and also known as the hemoglobin A1c or HbA1c) test, will help you and your doctor know how your blood sugar control was over the 2 to 3 months before the test was done. In general, the lower your HbA1C level, the better you're doing at controlling your diabetes.
Keeping blood sugar levels close to normal will be challenging at times. However, you can help keep your blood sugar levels in a healthy range with these steps:
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With producers of UK, this 2014 film was directed by Sean Buchanan and Dan Paton. You can watch Tigers' Lair online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 14 minutes
Dan Paton, Sean Buchanan, Craig Brick and Ike Brick.
Short film, Drama.
14-minute film (full movie) directed by Sean Buchanan and Dan Paton.
The original audio of Tigers' Lair has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in UK.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Sean Buchanan and Dan Paton.
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Two New Suits
I previously mentioned that I need to replace a significant part of my wardrobe because of some recent weight loss. I dropped nine pounds thanks to a good workout routine and some help from a few top diet pills, and while that may not seem like a lot of weight, it's definitely enough to require new clothes.
So today I went out and bought two new business suits today. I found one at Banana Republic, which is a store I rarely shop at anymore since I don't often like their styles (or prices). But I loved the "microstripe" suit pictured above, thought it looked good when I tried it on, and decided to get it.
I bought my other suit from J. Crew. That's where I usually go for my work outfits since their clothes usually fit me very well.
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These days, going to college and getting that coveted degree may not be enough to land you your dream career. In reality, the job market is so saturated with competition that internships are the latest rung on the ladder leading to the entry-level job. But, have the stereotypes of interns going on coffee runs, making copies, and not getting paid been greatly exaggerated–and even tarnished the process?
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A Buddhist temple, a roundabout, shop windows, designer bags and, this month, a 56m-high sculpture. Nobody could accuse 32-year-old designer Thomas Heatherwick of being pigeonholed. He is part of a new movement of multi-disciplinary designers, who can turn their hands to anything from a simple piece of furniture to a large-scale sculpture.
Here, for the first time, Heatherwick unveils the prototype of his biggest project to date. B of the Bang is a 56m-high sculpture (taller than Antony Gormley's Angel of the North) for Manchester's Commonwealth Games stadium. The sculpture will feature 200 tapered columns shooting out of its centre. Heatherwick likens it to 'a firework going off'. The finished piece should be completed by August next year.
Terence Conran spotted Heatherwick while he was still studying for his MA in 3D design at The Royal College of Art. Conran commissioned him to create window installations for the Conran Shop. He went on to win the British Design & Art Direction Gold Award for his Harvey Nichols window displays and, since then, he's barely stopped.
He has just been designated Central Milton Keynes's artist in residence, a position that involves overseeing all of the city's new artworks.
Heatherwick is fascinated by infrastructure. 'I'd love to design a power station or an oil rig,' he says, and his work in this field includes roundabouts, squares and exhibition spaces.
If there's one thing that defines Heatherwick's eclectic style, it's finding unexpected ways to use materials. This trademark is shown off to great effect in the Science Museum, where his Materials House sculpture combines hundreds of materials from stainless steel to wallpaper.
His work is wildly varied, but Heatherwick would be bored by consistency. 'In a way, what inspires me is the negative; when I see something that hasn't been done well. What gives me faith is that there is still so much room for improvement in our built environment.'


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Chukchi Campus, the University of Alaska Fairbanks' community campus in Northwest Arctic Alaska, could be training new pilots as early as this January after completion this fall of a $1.8 million construction and renovation project that includes a brand-new aviation wing.
Chukchi officially opened its newest addition earlier this month with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Kotzebue. The new facility includes a flight simulator, additional classroom space, and alternative energy systems designed to conserve energy for the college while delivery locally centered alternative energy education.
The new wing's main focus is regional workforce development.
Alaska's Northwest Arctic Borough, a mostly roadless, remote region about the size of the state of Indiana, relies heavily on small private and commercial aircraft for its in-region transportation needs.
"We will be training local pilots for aviation jobs in this region," said Asik Pauline Harvey, director of Chukchi College.
"As for homegrown pilots, they know the local terrain and weather conditions,"
Harvey said. "And we also badly needed new classroom space on this small campus."
UAF's Chukchi College works closely with local partners, including the Alaska Technical Center, a postsecondary institution administered by the Northwest Arctic Borough School District, Maniilaq Association, NANA Regional Corp., and the local business community, said Harvey.
"The University of Alaska is moving forward in workforce development here on many fronts, not just in aviation," she said.
The U.S. Department of Education underwrote the $1.8 million expansion as part of "Title III" grant monies designed to increase academic quality at higher education institutions serving low-income students nationwide. Renovations include a new ventilation system and upgrades of the aging facility's electrical system.
In addition to a flight simulator and other added classroom space, the funding also helped install renewable energy systems. Chukchi will continue to sponsor community training in cutting-edge renewable energy techniques, according to UA officials.
To date Chukchi has installed 16 solar panels to reduce Chukchi's electricity costs, along with a climate-controlled room for battery and other alternative energy equipment storage, Harvey said.
Chukchi's alternative energy project is experimenting with alternative energy systems tied to existing grids with battery storage as well as off-grid systems with battery storage for eventual use at, for example, outlying, off-the-grid subsistence camps, according to Harvey.
Lead contractor for Chukchi's latest improvements was UIC Construction, which specializes in remote building projects in Alaska. Project designer was Nvision Architecture Inc. of Anchorage.


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Among the youngest bands ever to storm the metal genre, Death Angel has come to be known as one of the most influential bands to emerge from the thriving Bay Area Thrash Metal Scene in the early 1980s, an era when one could catch Cliff Burton (Metallica) at the front of the stage at Ruthie's Inn banging his head to Death Angel's inventive style, and speedy, complex arrangements
In 1986, a Death Angel demo produced by Kirk Hammett (Metallica) titled "Kill As One" sparked the interest of Enigma Records. Then, in 1987, Death Angel's debut, "The Ultra Violence," was released. Drummer Andy Galeon was just 14 years old at the time. The album was a full-frontal assault on the ears, buzzing with the group's youthful energy, and "The Ultra Violence" sold 40,000 copies in just four months. Another innovative recording, "Frolic Through the Park," followed, marking Death Angel's evolution both lyrically and musically. "Bored," another track from the band's second release, highlighted the cutting-edge band's inventive dynamics, and won a spot on MTV's "Headbanger's Ball."
Geffen Records was impressed enough with Death Angel's television premier to offer the band a deal, and Death Angel became the first band of their breed to appear on the major label's roster. At Geffen, the band released what is widely regarded as one of the most original and accomplished thrash metal albums ever recorded, "Act III." The record pushed the limits of the genre to create something truly unique, a definitive work that is essential to any metal fan's music collection. Death Angel's masterful songwriting ability was once again on display nationwide in 1990, as the videos for "Seemingly Endless Time' and 'Room With A View' saw heavy rotation on MTV.
Raised in hell, forged by fire and harder than Krupp Steel, 3 INCHES OF BLOOD are about to triumphantly return as one of the biggest defenders of traditional heavy metal with their stunning new album, "Here Waits Thy Doom"! The new opus was tracked in Seattle's Sound House Recordings with renowned producer Jack Endino (Soundgarden, High on Fire, Zeke) and is soon to be hailed as the gospel of all things heavy.
"Here Waits They Doom" marks the recording debut of extremely talented drummer Ash Pearson that lends a whole new dynamic to the band's already lethal assault. This disc is also the first offering where Cam Pipes handles all vocal duties with Justin Hagberg adding some backups. Guitarist Shane Clark and Hagberg also laid down all of the bass tracks themselves, ensuring maximum shred on the album. Although the lineup is different, the aesthetic remains the same, and the technical proficiency surpasses that of the last record.
Shane Clark (guitars) states: "Our new album is finished and we've named it "Here Waits Thy Doom". Much like our last record it is a step beyond the album that precedes it. We've again taken what we do a step further and not made "Fire Up The Blades" part 2, we've stuck to our formula - no formula. We are true metal fans and we've made an unapologetic metal record. I think this our most focused record to date, from writing all the way to mixing there was no unnecessary drama or too many cooks in the kitchen. This is 3 INCHES OF BLOOD at its most punishing, epic and mighty."
Born out of a love for pure metal, 3 INCHES OF BLOOD have been slaying the infidels of extreme music for nearly a decade. In that time, they've released three albums and toured with such acclaimed acts as Satyricon, The Black Dahlia Murder, Motorhead, Cradle of Filth or Exodus, just to name a few. With their last album, "Fire Up the Blades", they crafted a number of undeniable anthems that crash, rip and roar like a Medieval battleground. With their first album on Century Media Records, "Here Waits Thy Doom", 3 INCHES OF BLOOD now up the ante and will leave every metal fan crying iron tears of pure joy!
3 INCHES OF BLOOD represent everything that heavy metal was, is and will be about! "Here Waits Thy Doom" demonstrates that the best way to stay ahead of the heavy metal curve is to write music that comes from the heart and sounds nothing like the horde of bands tapping into the latest trends. To that end, they draw fuel from their favorite artists, including Judas Priest, Mercyful Fate, UFO, and Rainbow and compile it all into their own deadly potion.
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In 2000, vocalist David Davidson, drummer Phil Dubois-Coyne and bassist Anthony Buda, who attended a high school in Boston, Massachusetts, formed Cryptic Warning, influenced by Guns N' Roses and Metallica. The band's sound is known for being a fusion of technical death metal and thrash metal. Davidson developed his playing technique by attending the Berklee College of Music, where he focused on polyrhythm for jazz. This musical education brought him a expertise in both playing and songwriting, while "some of the atonal aspects of jazz gave him a different perspective on composing and soloing.
Hailing from Chicago, IL, DIAMOND PLATE formed in 2004 while all three members were still in high school. Despite their age, they hit the ground running as they displayed musicianship and a passion for heavy music that went beyond their years. Declining record label offers in favor of working on their sound and letting their songwriting evolve , drummer James Nicademus, (former) vocalist/bassist Jon Macak and guitarist Konrad Kupiec, began making serious waves in the underground scene via word-of-mouth, self-released EPs and local slots supporting metal giants BEHEMOTH, GOJIRA, and EXODUS. Two months after graduating high school, the band decided it was time to ink a deal, enter the legendary Earache records.
In 2010, DIAMOND PLATE went into the studio with producer Neil Kernon (Judas Priest, Cannibal Corpse, Nevermore) to record their debut album "Generation Why?" The album's extreme vocals, groove-based riffs, and machine-tight production allowed the band to distance themselves from their "thrash revival" peers, while earning them rave reviews and high profile tours. Appearing in America and the UK with ANTHRAX, OVERKILL, and D.R.I. among others, as well as festival slots on the 70,000 Tons of Metal and Hammerfest, DIAMOND PLATE'S reputation as a high energy live act began to grow.
After the touring cycle, guitarist Konrad Kupiec and drummer James Nicademus were joined by new vocalist/bassist and Miami native Matt Ares. The band took off touring for the rest of 2012 and focused on writing a new album, and it was during this time that Diamond Plate's sound underwent a transmutation. With an emphasis on creating songs from jamming, a 'play what thou wilt' attitude, and 19 year old Matt Ares' charismatic voice, the band matured drastically while blending together a much wider range of influences.
Neil Kernon was again asked to lead the production originally scheduled for two weeks in January 2013 even though the making of the record extended into months, characterized by the underlying tension of outside pressure, deadlines, and personal struggles. Despite all of this, DIAMOND PLATE emerged with "Pulse," an album brimming with live energy and the vibe of a young band playing heavy music straight from the heart.
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A number of scheduled services enable you to reach Alderney easily and quickly.
From the mainland, Aurigny Air Services www.aurigny.com fly direct from Southampton. Flights from other UK/French airports require a transfer in the small, friendly airport on Guernsey.
From the Channel Islands, Aurigny Air Services www.aurigny.com fly to Alderney from Guernsey and from Jersey via Guernsey.
Aurigny Air Services will transport pets to Alderney, to find out more and book you pet onto a flight call 01481 822886.
Aurigny Air Services also charter flights upon request. This is a popular option for groups visiting the island.
You can also fly to Alderney from a number of major British airports, via Guernsey or, Jersey (via Guernsey).
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Scheduled sea links to Alderney available from Guernsey:
From Guernsey, Bumblebee Boat Cruises offers regular crossings in comfort and safety between Guernsey and Alderney. Minimal check-in times, lower fares, relaxed baggage policy and outstanding customer service make Bumblebee a great travel choice. For more information and their current schedule check out www.bumblebee.gg, email email@example.com or telephone +44 (0)1481 720200
Scheduled sea links to Alderney available from France:
Lady Maris II: (12 passengers) to and from Cherbourg every Wednesday and Saturday, and every Thursday to and from Guernsey, Sark and Herm.
For more information on Lady Maris II visit www.alderneygiftbox.com or to book email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 07781 100829
Victor Hugo: high speed passenger ferry operated by Manche Iles Express. Scheduled sailings from Dielette (nr. Cherbourg), St. Peter Port (Guernsey) from April to September.
For further information and updates please visit www.manche-iles-express.com
Vedettes du Cotentin: carries (12 passengers) from and to Dielette (nr. Cherbourg).
For bookings www.vedettesducotentin.com or by phone 0033 7 60 20 20 40
Scheduled sea links to Alderney available from the UK:
Channel Seaways Ltd: operates from May – September, Poole/Alderney/Poole. Limited availability (subject to weather). Enquiries/bookings: Tel. 01481 824484
From the UK via France, Brittany Ferries operates an overnight or fast ferry from Portsmouth to Cherbourg in time for a connection with Lady Maris II to Alderney www.brittany-ferries.co.uk/ferry-routes.
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Lady Maris II carry 12 passengers and are licensed to operate charters between the islands, France, the UK South Coast and Alderney.
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Good Evening.
It is an honor to be invited to speak to you.
I want to recognize Sala Udin who is responsible for me being here tonight.
Sala Udin is a great friend of mine. Throughout his life, Sala has been on the front lines of the battle for freedom and justice, working tirelessly for the common good. He is a fighter; he is a champion, he is a leader, and I am proud to be his friend.
The event tonight, as is Coro Pittsburgh, is focused upon diversity and leadership. I want to speak first of diversity and then come back to leadership.
Tonight, we celebrate diversity. The Coro Awards are among the highest honors given in Western Pennsylvania recognizing diversity and inclusion. It is important that we continue to celebrate those who promote diversity. While much progress has been made, we have a long way to go.
Diversity is as American as Apple Pie. This great Country was born and created upon the principle of diversity. We have been described as the great ethnic melting pot; a nation of immigrants; and we always have valued, as a Nation, our differences. Our greatness has been driven by our diversity.
We are enriched by diversity. I am bewildered by those who seek to spend all of their time looking for people just like themselves. They are missing a dimension of life - so vital - so beautiful.
My perspective is grounded in my upbringing. Many of you knew of my father, the late Jack Hickton, former District Attorney of Allegheny County, from his days as a lawyer and in his public life. But, what you may not know about him is that he was the child of an unwed Irish immigrant; born in a convent and adopted by an elderly couple who lived and worked as a janitor and seamstress at a church in the Bedford Stuyvesant Area of Brooklyn, New York. As you may know, Bed-Stuy is as tough a neighborhood as there is and it was then an almost entirely poor non-white neighborhood.
So Dad entered life and lived as a child in a minority existence and saw life through the eyes of a member of his own minority community. My Mom was also raised in Brooklyn and had a similar but less dramatic multi-ethnic upbringing and, as a result, we were raised to be not only tolerant and inclusive, but to appreciate and value difference and diversity.
As a family, we were strong supporters of the Pittsburgh Council on International Visitors and I do not remember many holiday dinners without a fond memory of a guest student or professor or family from a different cultural background and often from a foreign country. We learned so much and enjoyed these experiences greatly.
Let me share a personal story with you. As a student leader at Penn State, I was confronted with a dorm dispute over a desire of one group of students to watch Roots in the TV room and a competing desire of another to watch another program. A fight broke out among a group of students and the situation was volatile and the racial divide between urban black students and rural white students was stark. Tensions were high primarily out of ignorance and fear. The fear created hostility and the situation was tense. To take the steam out of the situation, I helped form a cross-cultural exchange program designed to share, teach and educate students of diverse backgrounds about each other. I remember the joy and tears when a farmer from Bedford, Pennsylvania, and a city kid from North Philly, who initially were wary of each other and thought they had nothing in common, realized that they had in common their desire to learn, gain and expand their horizons by stripping away the fear and skepticism and enjoying their differences.
This event had a great impact upon me and it still stirs me today as a parent of young children, each of which has taught me through the lens of their own experiences, that we are all born free of hatred, bias and prejudice, and that our natural curiosity and desire to grow and expand causes us to seek out others of all backgrounds.
It is the prattle of small minds; and fear, that drives people to become insular and narrow, to exclude not include; to pay homage to freedom and opportunity while living a life of hatred and division reflected in defacto segregation. We are winning the battle for inclusion because it is right, it is good, and because equal access and opportunity for all is a fundamental core principle of our Country and our society.
I have long felt that the word inclusion may be a better description of the march towards equality. Inclusion has a connotation of win-win; of addition, not subtraction. But, more importantly, there is an expectation or inevitability in the full meaning of inclusion that reflects my view that is only a matter of when, not if, we realize the goal of full inclusion for all. I hope "diversity," which has served us well, will eventually yield to "inclusion."
While we celebrate diversity and we recognize diversity and inclusion as both a means and an end, we are really focused on opportunity. We want to ensure that the promise of freedom reaches all Americans and that justice is applied evenly and fairly to ensure that no one leads a life of inevitable desperation.
Achieving this requires leadership. Coro leadership training is a living example of the work necessary to our common future. The need for effective leaders in business and in the community and public service has never been greater.
I am going to take advantage of my position on this podium for a few minutes and address the remainder of my remarks directly to this year's Coro class.
One way to define leadership is to take a look at the great leaders in history and what they have done. Each great leader was able to confront a serious challenge or lead a cause and rally a large constituency over great resistance and personal tribulation.
Leadership can be conferred by position or title or by intelligence or moral authority - or it can be conferred by a combination of all of the above But, the achievement of a title does not mean a person has earned leadership; that must be proven by results.
Leaders are conscious of the present but focused upon the future - a better future.
Leaders are not merely managers - they do not seek to ride the status quo; they seek improvements, changes; they set goals and aspirations. Leaders never give up; they endure the critics, the naysayers and the oppressors. They exhibit sustained and sustaining courage, conviction, purpose and determination.
Leadership requires courage and commitment and most of all hope and optimism. We must believe we can make a change; see another vision; embark upon a journey without knowing whether we have enough fuel in the tank when we begin.
Great leaders share common characteristics: vision; honesty; courage; determination; style and confidence. Great leaders almost always exhibit the serene calm of great and prescient purpose when all around them seem to be absorbed by conflict and indecision. This is because great leaders have a superior level of belief, purpose and conviction, and they are always prepared to lose with honor rather than win without dignity.
A list of history's great leaders might include Moses, Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, Mahatma Gandhi, Napoleon, Golda Meir, Franklin Roosevelt, Churchill, Vince Lombardi, John and Robert Kennedy, Nelson Mandela and Susan B. Anthony. Every list includes Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr., and their example is relevant to what I want you to think about tonight.
The leadership of Lincoln and King were best expressed in the Gettysburg Address and I Have a Dream speeches. These speeches defined the conflicts and the objectives of their struggles. These were great moments and the speeches were two of the best in history. But I submit to you that the real lessons for us, in the study of the leadership of Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr., are in the similarities of their struggles and in a focus upon the core message in their public pronouncements.
In different ways, both Lincoln and King were influenced by other great leaders. Lincoln drew strength from the example of Washington and Jefferson, but he was also influenced by the servant/leadership model, which is often traced to Jesus but assigned in more contemporary times to Gandhi, Lincoln and King. Servant leaders aspire to "serve;" to place the cause first, to understand the plight of the members of the cause deeply and directly, and to lead a shared decision-making group selflessly.
King described himself as a student of Gandhi - who had pioneered civil disobedience in the early civil rights battles in South Africa and in the independence struggle in India. Both Lincoln and Dr. King understood the difference between the battle and the war and the importance of winning both. Both preferred persuasion over imposing order but each knew the importance of a fight. And each understood the critical importance of truth and righteousness to ultimate victory in the war.
Lincoln's initial purpose was the preservation of the Union. Dr. King's was equality. Each had the opportunity to settle for half a loaf, but understood that honor and dignity and HONESTY required an eye towards the goal of winning not only the battle but the war. Yet, both men understood that to win without honor; to win without dignity was short-sighted and self-defeating. Each was prepared to give his life to the cause, and both did.
Both Lincoln and Dr. King surrounded themselves with strong personalities and rivals placing the cause above their comfort. They embraced diversity and inclusion. Lincoln appointed William Seward, Salmon Chase and Edward Bates, all Republican rivals for the presidency and severe critics to his war cabinet.
Lincoln's decision to surround himself with conflict was instrumental in his stewardship of the country through its most difficult time and this was achieved only through his superior ability to sacrifice his personal interest; to resist the urge to be vindictive or small or to indulge his pride or ego.
Dr. King did much the same. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference which Dr. King led included strong personalities like Ralph Abernathy, Joseph Lowery, Rev. Hosea Williams, Andy Young, Jesse Jackson, and others. There were many diverse and strong opinions and conflicts over strategy. The NAACP had long advocated a strategy of courtroom challenge. In addition, the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee led by the great John Lewis favored more a militant strategy. The responsibilities of these organizations and their leaders were great; their choices on strategy and tactics were in opposition and their huddles were filled with conflict and debate.
Like Lincoln, Dr. King's success was directly tied to his ability to assert his leadership and unite the Movement behind a cohesive effective message of non-violent change, but it was achieved through the process of allowing and reconciling great debate and difference. It was not easy for Dr. King or Lincoln. In fact, it was very difficult. The lesson here is that secure, principled leaders with conviction and courage focus upon the common good and see their individual roles as secondary. The importance of the message and the moral righteousness of the cause are primary.
Both Lincoln and King faced bitter and acrimonious criticism and overcame defeat and disappointment. Lincoln was called the worst president in history during his time. Dr. King faced criticism from both sides; he was charged with being too confrontational by the Baptists and Christian ministers of other denominations and too weak by followers of the late Malcolm X. Lincoln lost every election before being elected President and he was considered a sick, melancholy man lacking communication skills. His stewardship of the war was severely criticized. His reelection was in doubt. Nevertheless, he persisted until he found his voice at a critical time, when our Nation was coming apart due to the Civil War. Dr. King was subjected to beatings and abuses and was the subject of government surveillance and assaults upon his academic credentials.
Yet, it was in his letter from the Birmingham Jail that he demonstrated that he had the superior moral platform - he challenged the majority population and its religious leadership to assess their commitment and sincerity by confronting the hollowness of spiritual convictions used to perpetuate discrimination. Only the shared conviction and determination of these men sustained them and it is hard to imagine where we would be without their fortitude.
History will reflect that Lincoln's leadership preserved the Union and eliminated slavery. History shows that the heroic efforts of Martin Luther King advanced equality, led directly to the Civil Rights Act; the Voting Rights Act; and the Fair Housing Act and enfranchised and provided equality under the law for minorities, especially in the South. Yet despite their great leadership, their inspiring speeches 100 years apart; and the sacrifice of their lives for the cause - the struggles continue.
In the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln linked the creation of our Nation to equality for all. He, through his brief and stirring words honoring the battlefield of that historic and defining battle, asked that we honor the deceased and asked that they not die in vain. He tied the honoring of the battlefield dead to the long march of our history and stated the primary purpose of our Republic was the creation of equal opportunity.
We too, must link our work to a higher purpose. Effective leadership at any level requires reminding the group that we are part of a continuum; part of something bigger than ourselves and therefore our work is worthy of our best efforts and worthy of a common larger vision of service. Our daily toil really can and really should be linked to the long march of freedom and justice.
In his speech on the Mall at the base of the Lincoln Memorial in August 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. uttered many memorable lines. My favorite is early in the speech where Dr. King stated,
"We have also come to this hallowed spot to remind America of the fierce urgency of now. This is no time to engage in the luxury of cooling off or to take the tranquilizing drug of gradualism. Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy. Now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice. Now is the time to lift our nation from the quicksands of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood. Now is the time to make justice a reality for all of God's children. It would be fatal for the nation to overlook the urgency of the moment."
Great leaders understand timing; they have the courage and wisdom to know when now is. They understand the fierce urgency of now. In Dr. King's time, he resisted the call to postpone the March on Washington for the same reasons the March from Selma to Montgomery, the confrontations of Governor Barnett and Governor Wallace and other key moments could not be delayed. To delay was to lose. To delay was to accept injustice. To delay was to deny freedom.
To each and every one of you, we need your leadership, we need your courage, we need your determination. Never in our history has the call for leadership been louder. To the young people especially those in the Coro Leadership Program, understand the fierce urgency of now. Step up and be counted.
You can lead from the private sector, you can lead from community position or you can lead from the public sector. Let Sala Udin be your example; he has led from every position.
We have many problems and many challenges. We meet this week at a time of sadness and tragedy for our Country. The violence in Arizona is very troubling. We are sustained by the leadership of the President and Attorney General who have spoken directly on the events of last Saturday and it is not my place to comment further. But, today we should say a prayer for the victims of this tragedy and for our Nation. And, as aspiring leaders, you should reflect upon the leadership which is called for at all levels to ensure that the challenge of random violence is met, that we remember our work to combat violence and to preserve freedom and justice goes on.
There are many reasons for hope. We have citizen leaders who have heard the call. We have identified future leaders who have the intelligence and spirit to lead. We have been tempered by a world of terror and saddened by the scourge of continued community violence. We understand the great issues and their impact on the lives of our citizens. But also we have found our voice and revived our belief in our ability to make change.
That is why I salute these young leaders and Coro for its great work. With our help and active participation, talented young people will help solve community crime; they will work to find renewable energy; they will work to develop jobs and opportunity in a sustainable environment; they will help cure cancer; they will resolve the siege of worldwide terror; they will deal with all of the challenges known and unknown. But today we must begin the journey; we must believe. We must lead.
Thank you.


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Romney engages Occupiers in N.H.
BEDFORD, N.H. — In a rare moment on the campaign trail, Mitt Romney directly engaged the Occupy Wall Street protestors who are making themselves a regular presence at his events.
In doing so, Romney seemingly announced his support for a federal public financing program for campaigns, ripping President Barack Obama for opting out of it.
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"Hey, instead of shouting, why don't you say what you mean, what's your view?" Romney said during a rally at a school here. "Madam, what do you think?"
The woman responded with a gripe about money in politics. Romney pounced.
"And who's the president who is spending more money to campaign than any in the history of America?" he replied, to raucous applause.
"The answer is, this president is spending money and has spent money, we have had over the history of this country a public funding plan for our presidents, and you know what? This president has been the first one to throw aside the public funding program to break all those barriers and to spend massively more than any president in history."
He added: "You know what? This country is too important to hand over to President Obama for a second term."
Romney's representatives did not immediately respond to questions about whether Romney's comments mean he supports the federal public campaign financing system and plans to abide by the restrictions in the general election, should he be nominated.
Beset by shouted questions at a town hall event last week, Romney took a different approach.
"You had your turn, now it's my turn," he said to the Occupier who sought to ask a followup question about income inequality.
Romney typically allows the protestors to carry on for a moment, then praises the nation's free speech rights as local police escort them out.
Sunday night in New Hampshire, he urged the crowd to drown out the protesters with cheers during an interruption of his speech. Romney promised that his surrogate, Gov. Chris Christie, would take a "Jersey-style" approach to the protesters, which Christie did shortly thereafter.
"Somebody's going down tonight, but it ain't going to be jobs, sweetheart," he said to one woman chanting "Christie Kills Jobs."
The Monday night event was the first time on the trail that Romney invited an Occupier to participate in an event the protesters had interrupted.
Newt Gingrich had a very different experience from Romney's on Monday night. Gingrich's campaign canceled a stop at his Manchester headquarters after Ron Paul supporters and Occupy protesters filled the sidewalk outside.
New Hampshire staffers ran around the packed venue trying to control the crowd and keep protesters out. Police arrived to try to calm the crowd.
"We had security concerns regarding the entrance and exit of the headquarters," Gingrich spokesman R.C. Hammond said.
Supporters were invited to the last event of the night in Concord.
Ginger Gibson contributed to this report.


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