The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

%.s-s &.-..-so'e; Certainly you can You
can teach t-.u t, av4.f .ere.s. You could
Iot convince .-.ss TIA, tie right way 20
stamp o-t disease is T. keep away from e
o-l 50 u1t START j. q, you "a not give the1u
to !.-zsrar.-."
Sis 20 Wolfe. Z ,a'r,, you woalc Ia
raere'y 9a-,.-s .eaes i--, ---,. aea5s which
wru-- t-.-L mischief"
Ms &-----s-->: III ;As pay - a truth
- r-r-s9l.4--s, o. ..--h IL VIII be In
s-.--.sa ---v aT .ea-u from f.; how nos
20 r-l--Fa-s j-a- -s-as or any other DIS
case. mora. g- llys.-a-.'
a--s ue Vote. THAT IS t~us. perhaps. -
yaU have a. entirely i.-aI sen: public to
-sai VITA. -: ...-e c: those who sttoad
t-.at,-s cannot --le-s;lai what you mean
i does NOT appeal % them In that way
Miss Nc,ae.s0 e.: = do cot believe that
;.eFe IS any public il America that would
not see q 'as=.. 10 Il were properly told.
I~ere Is E1l--y--le-a is not a r,rl r. .
sa52-tl--c e. l1; a man II a g-!sor--hae
does not Glo" right from wrous y man
may have i-.9l away .-1-1 rl-1t. but 10
knows L. l---s S. aohlEy 50 ignorant ;ha.
he does no. f.aW r-eat al wrong. AMI x
goa arc showing right ans wrong n Is
u-t--I! aspect you @iI surely be teaching
u - means o. lu ezte-.c-a.i that a n.
only way you caa teach .,-}y Hiustrat.on.'
Referee: and TIRE nars powerful. tho IL
lust-au7n tie u-p-s lasting n It's sCectsT'
&zs &orae. sole: "E.zal-i-."
Mrs LlHs-ry. = think il Is an ;nsu!c 70
the Intelligent people who compose the au-
d.eaces n c-- ;aea,ers 10 assume cha; IN.
only thing taat keeps thea from being i'm
moral Is ignorance. on that ground on.
U.gE. "a We'll tr-afs-r r--f.-. .. ~-
Ders or the sermons = Tn. pu.r.ts."
Hiss lie Nole: - tank We ar, 9, 1t
odds abeu; What we think Is Gecsut or In
de%nt. good or tad"
Mss NetAe-zoie: 10 you mean b. We
you and T.
Nils De wolfe: = mean the people q TIA
world I-e-e Is 10 agreement. On the sub
jecI For instance. [ E=vsr had a greater
Illustration in uT lie than recently hap
Paed in this -tiIs play ,Lat We IRE pre-
selti1G ~ tie 4~.yceGa. On the Saturday
might G: tie trtss rCE-zr=aI before {; ap-
pe@Tei. said 10 llr. C-euea: scott. eTaera
IS ore thing a.Su; this piay-it - ce-ent.
Ah;':A Cod. il IS 1ecea."-aEd or T.e,day
morning "r. Clement scott cane oIt aud
roasted the lie out q that Play On tina
score o: .-dece-cy."
Mss NetAerso.e: IN speaking OF ons
man We r-.st c.l-ect the mans character
go A-"---tH LlA Z L-E any one man a1
Representative % tie public.
Mss De Wolfe, = ste .h.s r.. = -s,-.-
seiNi-Fe Instance occurring within my ,xn
Individual iLJwieGEl."
Miss Ne;h-rsJle: Il ask you. Is VI. Clam
e"I Stct' al authority On morality When n.
deliberately and publicly stated that tbsr,
was not a F-ytGoGs woman On ths }.r-if-b
stage. and then when tie LeL.s u. a. dra-
nsal4c Profession IL London very proparI.
tti-anlsl 'eIacton oc tae s-ateinznt. th.
proprietor c. the uess1ars. UPON whf,,
AZ cement SCOT ~4s engaged as drerna.i,
critic joined !s5-e win hin, the gsslIt beiur
LL-t neither article Lcr criticism from hLs
Pen apF-a1eG L. lie sa44 r-sNsya-gr r,nrIi
n mad written and plb4she. d painful ab-
Jrct and t1cJy apology. Is- must ssyra.
With ne THAI ca.y ole deduction can be
drawn mona wat . safe. FOR heayen's
cake co-t 4lu-e such = man Ua the cues
uc2 OF morality! - RI E-lsIlsn wonsaa I
strto-pus-E object"
AIss lr Hu.sc: I could only say when
saai t1r criticism III which ne setI taas
there was urtl-H- but wlcEeJ1lss IL that
VitF, very We. ~ lie Q-re ali things are
ndsty'?'
Miss Ncthe.so'o: % you cao;o him as
al authority ia morality
Mss 80 woke "a .---. him a. one OF thu
critics. SPEAKING through the NOS: repre-
sentative 4 American JoG-nals-;hs New
York Herald"
Hiss Netasrs7.o: "LIo Is Z visitor IN II.
cc@-ty. 80 Is De' .Ls p sre~eAtdtiys OF
TIE New YORK Herald"
Referee: 10 yyl observe any dfTer.nc.
n --.e View t-ac1 O.. Tine stl-s ry the pub.
&c ia Easil-I and America. AIRS. Lang
;rgg
Airs. Lanr;ry: D y5u mean in tha mat.
EeT u SUBJECTS t--- appeal - TIE audi
erces?'
Referee: in any Wy wh1tever."
Mrs. Langley. Il hive noticed thI+shat
over here sou S.ya tae tlester an even
mere Important t'-.s. Iug srqroach II, al
You CO eferyla. q. with enthusiasm. II a
lhe you"s ris,- =" t'e nations veins. The
ia sMer..a re. ! wall NO: say
more intel sent. u.t tEey are PERHAPS NOR,
s-niau~-sJle, m5-e sympathetic, quicker to
grasp and appreciate, fire fine points OF TIE
pi'E- aHe----s Gro eager To- know. to feel,
20 learn T!-g c.se tas t.g-..- a Utfls
more ser-oaa.y C-iu tle4r English cousias.
and r uat reason. I think. taey derive
more beach, i.aan l."
Referee "N.. ,..s IT, = rria: on which
not all ye3r.o agree has tho stage any
du.y 10 teteLg'
Mis- Ne-heIsvie: IT wan, to a,y rats, II
remember that urt!i ! came 70 tsis country
my idea H1s t-It tle r-a.i. al! over rhs
word fu'l=ct 'Eit 3D.. tETater was siuoIv
d means OF a-1l-" a-eut, hut when / cams
ever here &" America. the fact Impressed
itseiS upon my mind from, the very first
mat hers TIE healer was not only an
tor"
Nt.5s he Wolfe: 'Tt O.. That is 7bzol,tslv
H-e, Particularly t- tho case II the upo3I,
N-o have nothing ..ifi-s in their lives,
Who have Tcili-r outside Of themselves.
The only thing 'aH- take. .eu out OF hem
selves ls tie fr-a-e-. : know girls in the
SHOPS Who earn 10y U.-. EI-ucy-ST or s.
. y S-JiI they riI take - gents on 4
night AND 20 uu into the Eal.ery
&C jAn tEel-sr. Tt.v f1.k forward Il thar
event L.~.tE .FR r"r.f-. vi ! r~s.... ,n-.