Memorial Addresses On
Memorial Addresses On
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Mr. Speaker: We are performing a sacred duty when we pause amid our public services and lay aside for the time being our daily routine of business in order to pay our last tribute of respect to the memory of a good man and faithful public serv ant. This is a time-honored custom which should always he observed, not alone for the purpose of paying tribute to the memories of departed friends, but of utilizing their good ex- amples of life in rendering better the live- of those who survive them. Mr.... Speaker, mj acquaintance with the late Mr. Kendall, in honor of whose memory these proceedings are now being held, began in the early part of the present Congress. We were both appointed members of the Committee on claims.
and my position as chairman of that cm ittee soon brought me in close relations with him and a Horded me an opportunity to learn and admire hi- admirable traits of character and to appreciate his invalnable servici 9, There is no commitl f this Bouse whose duties are bo Life and Character of John Jl \ Kendall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Speaker: We are performing a sacred duty when we pause amid our public services and lay aside for the time being our daily routine of business in order to pay our last tribute of respect to the memory of a good man and faithful public serv ant. This is a time-honored custom which should always he observed, not alone for the purpose of paying tribute to the memories of departed friends, but of utilizing their good ex- amples of life in rendering better the live- of those who survive them. Mr.... Speaker, mj acquaintance with the late Mr. Kendall, in honor of whose memory these proceedings are now being held, began in the early part of the present Congress. We were both appointed members of the Committee on claims.
and my position as chairman of that cm ittee soon brought me in close relations with him and a Horded me an opportunity to learn and admire hi- admirable traits of character and to appreciate his invalnable servici 9, There is no commitl f this Bouse whose duties are bo Life and Character of John Jl \ Kendall.
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