The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-08
WARNS AGAINST
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WORK Is GOOD
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has 70 work. because he has a burden Il
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worth reaching IN tkis World who dies
not CINE 70 i hezyy laden
SuzIy Tron OF oEn @xpeL1e5ce s1en
the greatest &c tie smallest happiness
. usefulness are largely found IL the
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who svs not Ehfgksd iife's burds5s
Ibs nen whom Ne most delg1f 20
n an THE lard are those . Il
EbOzIdsrs TIE burden ~ saving The Union
They dd not choose tbs essy task They
did not shirk the diEc1It duty DeHbe--
streve Cor an HesI. upward and onward
across tke stony slopes Of greatness They
Old shs hardest zork that was then 20
that any gererstScn q Americans ever
had 20 tear: and. because they did this.
they have Won such proud toy az - has
and have written their names forever On
the golden ho.or roll Of the nation
HONOR FOR LABOR
As q Is with the soldier. so it is with
the civilian. To yin 9 success in the
business world. 20 become a frxt-class
mechanic. a successful farmer. an able
lxEysr OF doctor. means that the man has
devoted his best energy and power
through Q years 10 the achievement Of
his ends.
81 IL is in the life of the family upon
which in the last analysis. the Whole
welfare q the Isfion rests The man or
woman who. - bread winner and home
maker. OF ss wife and mother. has done
all that he or she car DO. patiently and
OVERWHELMINGLY. IS 20 be honored; and Is
70 De sDvtsd BY an those who have never
had the good fortune to feel the need
and duty Of doing such work.
7 ESnan WIG has borne. and who
has reared - they should be reared. a
family Of children has in the most en-
phstic deserved vel Of the Re
public Her burden has been heavy, and
she hes been able 20 bear II worthiIy
goo1 senEe. Of conscience, and or unseIf-
fshDpss- Bus II she has borne II web,
then 20 her shall come the supreme bless
Greatest Of Books Bar rsfIdsen sS Sna
rise and can her blessed: and among the
bsnefsctoTs Of the land her place must
y VIZ LIL@< NED nave none the 0f(f and
the hardsfI work whether ar law zivers
private life.
'Thts is not a soft and easy creed TO
preach II Is a creed willingly learned
only by men and women who, together
with the softer virtues. posses also the
at need. hut who. Ehile life lasts. vii
Fever finch from their allotted task.
RICH INHERITANCE.
You farmers and E~age-vorkerz. and
business men Of this great State. Of this
mighty and wonderful nation. are gath
cred together today proud Of your State
and stll prouder Of your nation. because
your fO~refsthers and predecessors have
lived up to just this creed. You have re-
ceiyed from their hands 4 great snber-
itsnee, and ron win leave an even greater
Inheritance to you children and your
children's children provided only that ycu
practice alike IN your private and you<
pubBc lives the strong virtues that have
gwen Us a people greatness in the past
1T is not enough to be wei-meanfnz
and kindly. but weak. neither is Il enough
20 be strong unless morality and deceucy
possess the qualities which make us DO
our dUty in our homes and among Our
nelshboTs and. IN addition. We must pos
sess the qualities which are Indispensable
&c the makeup Of every great and mas
te-ful n~aticn-the Qualities Of courage and
hardlhood. Of Individual initiative and vet
OF power 10 combine Tor a common md.
and above al, the resclute determination
70 permit N man and no set Of men 20
suDder ue one from the other BIZ lines Of
caste or creed or section.
We must act upon the motto Of all for
each and each for all There must be
ever present in our minds the fundamental
truth thaS. In a republic such as ours.
the only safety II TO stand neither for nor
against any man because he fS rich or be-
cause he H. POOR. because he is engaged
In one occupation or another. because he
works with hts brains or because he
works with his hands. We must treat
each man on his worth and merits az a
man We must see that zach is given .
square deal, because he is enutled 20 no
more and should receive NJ less.
FINALLY We must keep ever in mind
that a republic sUch az ours can exist
only IN virtue Of the orderly liberty winch
comes through the equal domination Of
the Law Oyef men alike, and through IT'S
ADMINISTRATION In snch F~esoiufs and fear
less fashion as shall teach all that no
man II above IL and 10 man below It"
LABOR DAY CELEBRATIONS.
Day Ii Generally Observed AIS Over
United States