So long as workmen are ignorant, governments will oppress them; wealth will oppress them; religious machinery will oppress them.

Education can make man's wrists too large to be holden of fetters.

In the autumn the forest trees tighten the bark, but when April sap runs through the trees the trunk swells, the bark is strained and despite all protests it splits and cracks.

The splitting of the bark saves the life of the tree.

The soft, balmy air of April is passing over the world and succeeding to the winter of man's discontent.