The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-07

vheraupon thew renasraA IN fhs naano HAe
FIRST musician str7,ck fie eleventh note Mn
his nose, And so. for a hundred years past.
our fingers have all been busy fighting In
dams and piowing farms the size Of prin-
c,pshties and building up manufactories
.nu Eanroaos. ana nov tnat we nave
d.. 'ia.e on gu. nanGs We arc neipine
.s sass 49, 20 Dwlo neI ianroaos' ana Set 20
.ne rac,hc. 700. NOV, tor tne nfst time IN
tr no HISTORY ~ o1 .ne wo1,a. .ne balance OF
t.r. =. A., .Ae :. uennspneie ~ U
nsrx :, -. on. H.. s. Us s"e 70 tne Dsst
-. -. - .ne wulio enoush snlps 70 take
y. w, tlaae. iheh we snali NOT neeo
n,,t 800. - ~. Ha... a1pre%acS'
n... no A1-11 "o.ly .ooa' QUE moral Su-
rae-.1 -, w "us. ses s sas. oacA' tue
Me."ScT@ y. oe1 A'1e,atne~
~. 49, 49,. co.. NJ
pu..e, Nnow snsesn. APPLIES TO
n~ssons - W. = 70 men. wow Is tne Time
m sen sn n% xno" 0ofseves physically.
n,x en1' 1--we al, nio.auy. we nave
..ase -. A.ssols 30 iase tnat re" OK us nave
.su enne 90 pay any aien.,on 20 II But
!. beOpae nase NOV what tney nave peen
IN M olos. 70 appteciate what tney are. and
p,eucs Win any certainty what they
y. VII a.. we wno nave given the morality
" =. ..u. ~. nsnts 80 tne world must SEQ
risht. -, not .,s.ri.I i've ne, up ?. 20 those
or of t.rrtfori.. III, os ;nd,u,a =. 'oonss.
Of the United States to-day. It u here
that the trouble seems to lie
PATRlOTISM MEANS
LEANING HISTORY ANN p.Awa
Som. ~ n. m ri, ia. =. .,..
a ereat d.si ~ f,n ~ T,, " .ne "a.sr m.Ae
p,,t q q, s.,...r1.. " .no A,asA
| Er,n... - - -, = .aI. .o-oay tnS1 THESE
-h,os .L .-u neS 10y the business
nev ..sr w. =, p1 ,s. 'n.o rnls Worlo 10 90
e,a,;,, ..s.S ~ la me ven equippeo. espe-
I
r:.., - ~. .,..1 @ny =. u' AnoW out DusI-
..,..,..s o' u.ssI,S anu yet oy tne Con
seu..on " sne Ontso states every citi-
seu u Aans: Ouk kinesnip ana our IN
r,,h,s. .es savui" 70 lns.laeo Lnto 10 attne
~. ~. SCHOOL So. 10 not somcient 70 put
IN -. . H,u LII On s.an IN IIons OF
h.nnr,h,,S D.. =. s -. ~ VI. -
ho,, .ha..,S =, ol. svy Amelcsn scnool-
~. 1 y.Uua De .osnt tne SonstNuuon OF
=. .Io,.,s - S..sss einose "i.n ma prime.
to hscor,. I'M, 1851 W.. IN. niI snss No i
.in. ~ 80. -. ~ III. sa. .S 81.
! snsc. =. :. ..w...h.. - el.oue"
90 :. 80 IL. n.S ~ y az ,."s 81
n. .ssNsa anu Dss'9es en.s sveIy Am e.1.
thn.s 80 s" ~. 80 a. s 49,, 1.n
ses tt.t. 800 ~, ~ ~ '..I ~" sosAs
| --.-r .YoA. >..Ae "sesv.
lHAAS VI AM6nACANS
AVAAD IN SEOMAES.
II we study the living Of tho1o W,An -
shall ind that they All Possessed one con-
spicuous trait. 1t was q habit Of General
1sc.son-stonewalr Jaekson-to turn his
and nit for two or three hour, Yac,n~ the
wall. digestin9 vhst he had re.fI d,,rine
the day. The most characferistic storv a.
that wonderful man. Abraham Lincoln +
| think. was this: He was TRAVELLING on one
occasion around a circuit with \ certain
Judge, who was 4 friend Of his. and one
night they occupied the same room IN a
country tavern. The two Of them sat IN
during the small hours discussir,r those
questions which troubled the hearfs Of All
/ true Americans In those DAVIS and finally
the judge, out Of sheer WEAKNESS fell
asleep. He awoke at dawn. and II, the dim
llRht ha Jaw a long Ianrv n.,,r. ~ . man
seated unon the had onnosite vith HE ei-
| bows on his knees and his head In his hands.
The Judge said:
ABE. what are you doing there? Ana
ar1un,ent won.t n,.Ss -es r.,;s,. .rst mi.
nation can sy,st h.1f .Iav. .rd hsir fres !.
IA hs6 Nm thinE,n- sSe,,t - a., nsgh.
+ long.
Ana - .ht. pa%son ,n,.t ,tor, ana thin,r
| Nov AZ I.ns4b that va hor. ,hs is,s,,r. We
mnst EnoH, omrse1vss And i.t =. hon. that
IN ~. ,s,d.t ~ o,,r r,o.-,.,,tv +,,.t |. ,,tt1s
chow. ,.sr1 .o,,. - - - - 60 800
"a mo- 80 necs so,,,. ~ a. eia .raai'
/ tto,. -S,aS - ~. ,n.t $50
| -NA.
EAf'OSiE1ONS SET
| NATIONS ATH1NKIN0.
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