Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Splinters, Vol. 15: December, 1914
The essentials for the social service which we wish to give are and justice. These, truly, seem to be the secret of natural goodness.
Sympathy is the first sensation which leads people to generosity. In this case it binds us of Rogers Hall together more closely through our effort to help the great suffering abroad. Sympathy has its weakness as well as its strength. Our regard for others extends more easily to our friends and kindred; but it is not as easily given to those whom we neither know nor care for personally. It is one thing, to extend ready sympathy to some case brought to our notice here at home; quite another when the need seems vague and far away.
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