The sun., 1900-09-10
ROOSEVELT ON CHILDREN.
.,orgRNOR GIVES talk ~ A
vODEST CHICAGO CHURCH.
,,,srd, Trinity Reformed Dutch Church. and
at the Pastors Request After the Services
w.,. over speaks on the Rearing ana
,.,t,I,u ~ children for Wiscon,in.

,,,.od. Trinity Reformed Dutch Church and
a the Pastors Request After the Services
we're over speaks on the Rearing ana
1.,t,Iou ~ ,hidren-OG for Wisconsin.
,,ro,cn Sept. 9.-Gov. Roosevelt got a. far
., ~ polliics n, he could to-day lie went
,.' ,bs trinity Reformed Dutch Church. which
Ia. small and not over-prosperous congre-
.a,l,n ON the South Side In the morning, and
y, the afternoon after luncheon with Vice
,bs.rmau Payne Of the National COMMITTEES
- tho chicago club he went driving with MIR.
royre and John Proctor Clarke through some
. chicago, parks. When Col Roosevelt
,,o.Iu chicago on hi, way to the Rough Riders
-..r,l.r &. Oklahoma lat summer he asked
.-,,d tn tell him where he could find Dutch
.,,t.-,r,d church where he could go as incon-
,,tcu..,.Iy as possible, The friend took him
a., opce To the little Trinity congregation. He
"a. introduced to the pastor, and after the SER
NON WA, surprised by a request that he would
o1lra. the cor -egation. lie did so and all
rs members Of the congregation went 10 him
and rbauked hun for what he said, He went
10 the same church to-day at the request Of
.rc ,,ne friend. MIR II. II. kohlsaat.
n. minister the Rev. MIR. Moerdyk. knew
aoy Roosevelt was coming. but there was no
r,.rerepce to his presence in the sermon. The
rraachcr talked on the spread Of civilization.
In Nj. sermon he said
-Ip time ciyiization will spread over the
,,bole world. carrying with IL the influence OF
rue Christianity. Let US pray that 1t may be
,arried TO the uttermost corners Of the earth.
but not by England
Amor The sermon Mr. Moerdyk said that tho
congregation was doubtless aware that the
.,overuor u the state OF New York was among
fDru.. without any desire TO bring politics
INTO the church, he said that he would like to
haye GOV Roosevelt make an address 10 the
people
We know how to appreciated man." he said,
m deprccatiug the idea that his Introduction
.rGoy. Roosevelt was a political action.
Goy. Roosevelt rose and stood be-ldc lis
..air The little church Is so poor that it has
r,t vet built news lie said that what he had
10 .aF would be- directed TO the older people
ADD il,, roggrrgltion and would have for it,
.ub ..ut tlr relation of the family 20 the life Of
the ration. The solution Of the problem Of
.,.,r d.rr.rlg the children into the way that
,r,y .luuIi 40 through life was 10 be solved, ,
la .aI by watching the small happenings Of
.Tnr salvation Of thu world Is dcrendont 10
4 GREATER measure than many q Us are apt
.n f,HIt1a on the home framing Of the children.
Tho, Nh. help the world in il [rugr"1s are
rot those who talk about the wav thnge should
Do. don, tut hy those who do the things re-
member "a woman who came Ia me once for
.-.-'lru" md SAID that size Vas worthy be-
..-" she had M@rk' 4 81" had Mntttn a
Woman Can Make Money" She could not
|fa,'.," q single one Of her own theories sue
The ..mrlest application ~ the rules n
dao,ncy common sense and love In the family
HrCu produce the proper family life How
many families m" there In which the children
II. .l..l. =. ..fI.f- n D.. huv
.aab.' treatment They receive! In many homes
children ary punished lust ms severely for doing
Gently a. for things which they have done
showing they V"T' wrong They ar not dis
qI.u,dhy such punishment b'.auSr they know
that thcy viii a number of whrr,ngs, no
matter how good th'v try 10 be
There are other home7 In vi ich the chldre
arc a curse to themselves and tO everybody
else, because they have mother who thinks
hat they can d. nothing wrong. There can
be- no moro cruel wrong 10 child than 10 rear
lin iu that way. There are homes in which
unp Is loUth a. 20 because he knows that In IL
he Ch,dre are not fought 10 regard the right
~ o'he-. tu r"-re, their own parents. They
are children Who refuse 10 obey because they
punishment which l. not given 10 them. There
lre homes whore the children are 50 brought
- that they -lirs effort and dodge every
hing that l. hard or unpleasant. They are
hat is no Il often followed by success Such a
mud Z boy makes an inconsitcrate aud
'l'lNol ltlNbh'.l Il II kltl ~lIf ildh''N u WIG
whom none ul IA wants 70 see a son Of US mar
-ied to 'hiliron should have n good time.
= i 'elr night to he hapuy. They should be
allowed all possible pleasure and love that II is
possible for their parents ~ give 10 them but
parents must not forget that they must he
taught obedience. self-relianCe and the power
u sustained effort, so that hey may become
useful men and women"
ATT, the se~yi.e the congregation gathered
around the Coy eruor and thanked him for his
advice about the children and said tlat they
thought that hS children were very fortunate.
The pastor thanked him for the very consid-
"tat.e addition 10 the treasury Of the church
which ne had seen the Governor drop into the
contribution box.
Coy Roosevelt returned 90 the hotel. met
VIZ, Payne aud went of with him to the Chicago
4 ub Tor lunch. On his return 70 the hotel
lehad a conference with Mr.. Mulvane OF Kansas,
w Riggs ot Nebraska and Mr.. New Of Indiana
about his trips through their States. He went
Tor drive and returned 10 the hotel 10 an
nouuco that he would not talk politics any
more 10 anybody but was going 10 his room
10 get some rest and would not coma out Of 1t
Intll %" went - his train tonight. lie left
'!icago nj 10 o'clock with his campaign tram
y Two cars attached 10 the Western EXPRESS
road