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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
As Many Old Employees as Posi-,
BILE Will Be Returned to
Work.
ONE ENGINE TO FORTY CARS.
Both Sides Sign Two-Year Scale
Which Is Satisfactory
to All Con-
cerned.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Mobile, Ala, May @.-After two DAYS de-
liberation between Messrs. Lee and Will
kins. on behalf of the strikers. and Gen.
eral Manager Clarke and General Counsel
Russell. for the road. the Mobile and Ohio
strike was am.cably ended at ) o'clock this
afternoon. both sides signing a two-year
scale. which will place as many of the old
men at work as the company can find
places for.
A long agreement was drawn up on both
sides, and the men believe they have the
pest OF it Neither side will give out an
oinciai statement. but from what The Re-
public has learned from the men, the strike
mas been settled on this basis.
Seven and a half and ten percent increase
from first of April for all men who are re-
turned to work by the road as many men
as possible tthe men estimate ninety per-
cent? TO be taken back in the employ of the
company: forty freight cars to De a maxi
mum on single engine trains and all over
that number to be Observation-Disclosures
ers and TO employ double train crews.
This last clause is really what the men
were fighting for. and its agreement may be
considered the real cause Of the strike set
Element.
The men say they have won. The road
says II has made the best terms ever made
In a strike in the last ten years. From all
appearances IL looks like a draw.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
J.. j. Gavin Promoted.
REPTrRIIC SPECTAI.

Carbonate. ILL.,. May 20.-J. J.. Gavin,
formerly OF East st. Louis, where he was
trainmaster of the st. Louis division of the
Illinois Central Railroad. has been made
superintendent Of the system at New Or
leans for the Louisiana division.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
At nARRyN.

Great opportunities are presented at Bars
Tor gecuring choice selection of goods. There
ls no issatisfaction with the goods from
Aissouri's greatest store after you get them
home The offerings this spring are unusual
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
A Delightful Place 10 Spend the Summer,

and Georgia. alonr the line of the Nashville.
Chattanooga and St Louis Railway. may be
found many health and pleasure resorts. such as
Monteasls. sewsnes Lockout Mountain. BsI;
springs. Nicholson Springs and many others. The
bracing climate, splendid mineral waters. ro-
mantle and varied scenery combine to make these
| resorts unusually attractive to those in search Of
rest and health.
A beautifully illustrated folder has been issued
by the N, C. & st. L. Ry.. and will be sent to
n I. DASLEY General Passenger Agent.
Nashville. Tenn.
Attention this paper.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
Thunder showers for st. I,ou,.-

The weather forecast indicates cloudy weather
with thunder showers for St Louis and yicin-
temperature. and fresh southeriy winds will
prevail
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
N u VIA

This great resort open the year round. Combine
rest. health and, pleasure for YOU, vacation. Only
Ind. on wabash Railroad Natures greatest cure
for rheumatism. Gout., Kidney. Skin. Bladder.
Stomach and Nervous diseases. For beautifully
illustrated magazine and all information. address
II. L. Kramer. Gen. Manager. Kramer. Ind. 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
LONG BRANCH

WEST N HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
Situated on bluff facing ocean.
Unexceptionable drives and roads suitable for
autnmnhiling.
COTTAGES OPEN THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH.
HOTEL OPENS THURSDAY. JUNE 18th.
New York Office. lis Broadway Room 16J.
W. +. HII.DRETH .Jgr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
A TEXAS w
HALLS GREAT DIscoYEKY

HALLS U1EAI UISCOvEHIs
One bottle of The Texas Wonder Halls
Great Discovery, cures all kidney md hlad-
der troubles. removes graves, cures diabetes.
seminal emissions. weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all Irregularities CT the
kidneys and bladder In both men and
women; regulates bladder troubles in chill
dren. II not sold by your druggist. will be
sent by mail on receipt of 81. One small
bottle is two months treatment and will
cure any case above mentioned. DR.. E. w.
Hall. sole MANUFACTURER. P. o. Box S19. St.
Louis, Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold by
all druggists. Office, 2a31 Olive street.
READ HIS.
Martin. Tenn, June S, 1901.
DR.. E. w. Hall. st. Louis, Mo-: Ny Dear
eir-I take pleasure in saying tina / have
used your Texas Wonder, Halls Great Dis
covery. with much benefit, having suffered
for years with kidney trouble, and most
heartily recommend 1t to all sufferers from
kidney diseases. Respectfully,
J. W. LOWRANCE.
Member Of the Memphis Annual Confer
ence, NJ. e. Church. South.
Formerly Of st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-21
Petition in bankruptcy Filed.

A"AyoIp THAT ALUM TwANG by using
MAMMALS Baking Powder
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23

CHURCH HIsToRY. LESSON 6.
The first pastor of Bethel
Church was Rev. Y. X. Buckuer.
For one year he led the flock. He
was a young man of fine appear
ance, but hard study or some
thing had made him quite bald. He
generally wore a wig. He was pas
tor at Columbia. also a teacher in
the Baptist Female College, and
afterward its president. No purer
hearted or nobler man filed the
pulpit.
In 1856, at Nashville Baptist
church, during a session of Little
Bonnie Femme Association, joint.
M. Johnston and John M. Willis
were ordained to the work of the
Gospel ministry. The next year
Rev. J. T. NJ. Johnston was called
to the care of Bethel church and
continued continuously the pastor
until 1862. The first three years,
the church after charging
Bethel school house used
it as its regular place of meet
ing In 1859 the pastor decided
two acres of land on the plank
road about a mile from the school
house and led a subscription for
one hundred dollars for building
church house. After much self
sacrifice on the part on the mem
bership a good building was en-
closed and temporary seats placed
in it when the Civil War came on
and the work ceased until its close.
The church was united though not
strong it had an influence for good
in the community in which it was
located. The pastor changed his
home from near Columbia to the
town Of Ashland, in the southern
part of the county, having accept
ed the principalship of the High
School located there.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
80 Glorious DAYS! 80
MaEIGO. missouri

One Of the best little papers
that comes to our desk is the
Young Peoples Weekly. published
by David O. Cook Publishing Co.
Of Chicago, III The paper is in-
tended for the boys and girls Of
the home. It IS finely illustrated
and full Of good reading matter.
Subscribe for it and put it ia your
home Oply rs cents a year
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Our Shoe Department.

We want to thoroughly reorgan-
ize this department. All our pres
ent stock must GO
Lot. /. Includes mems, women's
and children's shoes, worth S1.25
to 81 so; choice Csc.
Lot ,. Worth $1.35 to $1.75; our
price $1.2S.
Lot 3. Odds and ends; sample
shoes cheap at $1.25, rummage
price, 7jc.
Our stock of rubber goods for fall
and winter will be the largest we
have ever handled and at prices
that beat the trust a mile.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Every Day Notions.

At less than others special price;
not for Z or days but for 30 days.
Talcum powder, tin cans 4c.
Vaseline per bottle, &c.
Ink per bottle, Sc; . for sc.
Best Mucilage per bottle &c.
Best Library paste per bottle, &c.
Best Giant glue per bottle, sc.
Wood toOthpicks, , boxes for sc.
Best darning cotton, ball &c; 3 for
DC.
Zoe bottle Hoyt'sGerman Cologne,
DC.
Big 4 Toilet Soap cakes in box,
&c.
Out of sight mouse traps 2 for sc.
Zoe wood towel rings. sc.
Zoe shoe backing, DC.
Williams shaving soap per box, &c.
. papers sewing needles, 4c.
Needle books, Be.
Collar buttons, 2 dOz. for BE-
Hair pin cabinets, 3c;2 boxes, sc.
9 inch pie plates, &c.
Best 6 cord Thread per spool, 4c.
Asbestos stove mats, Sc; 2 for DC.
Chair bottoms, &c.
Kid curriers' per bunch, Be.
Extra heavy rubber combs, Sc.
Zoe kind fine comb, &c.
5-hOle mouse traps, Sc.
1-pt. tin cups, 3for DC.
Good towel racks Sc.
Lot of Zoe glassware in all styles,
not DC but &c.
Heavy long handled meat forks, =
for Sc.
Wire coat hooks, 1c each.
Wire potato Washers, Be.
Felt window shades, SC.
Cube mourning pins, &c.
Best quality ice-picks, &c.
Ark laundry soap for Zoe.
Mems fast black seamless soX, Sc.
Cob pipes, 3 for sc.
Cuff holders per pair, Be.
Children's school handkerchief, 1c.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23

n $ a from r
ack psyt ne pre- togth nj
Audran
pr on ahv
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Wall Paper

2c per roll mp. All paper at and
below cost. We want to clean up
all the balance. Paper hangers, a
good paper trimmer for sale, good
as new.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Syrups, etc.

Best honey drip syrup, 30c gal.
"Bush's Best" sorghum, gal. 35c.
Double strength vinegar, soc gal.
Rex Hog Food per 10. SC.
Pratt's Poultry Food, Zoe.
Pratt's Stock Food, 40c.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Oils.

Black oil per gallon, 15c.
Deering Harvester oil, zoe.
Castor machine oil, 29c.
Our Best" machine oil, Zoe.
Coal oil, best, 15e.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Clothing Specials.

A few odd lots to clear up. Youths
suits, sizes 10 to 10, worth 81. 80
to $500, our price 1926.
Mems extra size pants, AZ to 4S
inches waist, worth 1926 to 81. so,
our price, choice 81 so.
Balance of mems pants, worth
81 .25 to $1.75, choice Csc.
NeCkWear.
A big lot that will be sold at
about one half price; ask to see
our special assortment, choice 19c,
worth 25e to soc.
Odds and Ends Table.
Here's where you get big values
lots of things at half their cost
many we will give you free for
taking them away. We don't let
things pile up; we sell at some
price or give away.
500 vases given away during this
sale.
Men S Hats.
Lot /. All our fur hats, worth
$1.25 to 81 so go at Csc.
Lot 2 Big lot of wool hats,
choice 19c.
Lot 2. Odds and ends in fur and
wool hats, good, bad, Indifferent,
all styles, choice Zoe.
Straw Hats.
Mems and boys 25, 35 and soc
hats, some last years styles, 9th
ers new, choice Zoe.
Lot boys 10c hats go at DC.
JeWe1ry.
All jewelry at cost; want to clean
up for our fall opening.
That 1OC Window!
The hard hitter to competition.
The joy of the economical buyer.
This offer will eclipse all previous
sales-keep your eye open.
Celebrated Golden Rod candy,
worth everywhere from 20 to 35c
per h., we make our straight
price of 10c per Id.
Fresh supply every week.
Farmers and Builders, Attention!
We want to get our hardware de-
partment on a new basis. To do
this we want to close out every
item if possible.
Special Prices to Coun-
try Merchants, Black
smiths and ContraC-
tors.
Boyntons Lightning saw files,
worth 15c at Sc.
Well chain per foot, DC.
Tub hoops, Sc.
Pump buckets, Sc.
Hatchet handles, DC.
Trace chains per pair, 39c.
100-foot wire clothes line, Zoe.
Mail boxes, 30c.
Full line of harness and wagon re-
pairs at cut price.
Single trees, 15c.
Double trees, zoe.
Hames per pair, 25c.
Fork handles, 8 and Zoe.
Brass bolt rim locks, 30c.
Special Order Depart
n1ent.
AS we will have an Office in st.
Louis and be in touch with all the
markets, on all lines of goods this
order department viii be a great
money saver to our customers. Ask
for information
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23

SamB. Cook has written state
ment in which he says: / shall not
announce Saturday whether / shall
be a candidate for Governor. 1t is
none Of the business Of a Repnbli-
can press. / have had no consul
tation with friends on the subject.
The statement that Judge CAN'T
would have the support of Cook
aud his friends aud that later. if
Cook does not announce his own
candidacy he will support Reed IS
wholly gfatutitous and its purport
is well understood"
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Students Go Farming

June LIST when the regular ses-
sion of the University of Missouri
closed, nearly thirty students don
ned their old clothes and went to
work on the state farm. This
farm comprises nearly 700 acres of
land adjoining Columbia. 1t is
used by the Agricultural College
for the instruction of students and
the prosecution of agricultural eX-
periments. Herds and fOcks of
breeding animals and experiment
al animals are maintained. 1t re-
quires much labor to run a 700
acre farm and so far as compatible
with the purposes for which the
College Farm is maintained this
work is done by students. Dur
ing the summer they will cut
sprouts, pillow, hoe, milk, make
hay, in fact everything that an
ordinary farm hand is required to
do. For this labor they receive
81 so for a ten hour day. Most
of them live at the University
Boarding Club and thus reduce
their expenses for board and room
to about $3.50 per week. This
will leave them a neat little sum
for their earnings to store away
for the expenses of the regular
session which will begin again
Sept s. With this as a nucleus
they will work afternoons during
the fall and winter and thus make
their entire expenses.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23

AuuIbtCt lOCkbtO UC up
Coppered harness rivets per box,
4c.
Machine riyets, . boxes for 15c.
Shoe tacks per box, Sc.
Harness buckles, 1c.
Shoe thread per ball, sc.
Hasps and staples, &c.
Shelf brackets, 6 by inches, Sc.
Gun shells per box. 35c.
Horse shoe nails per lb., 12%.
Hinges per pair, &c.
Best brass bolt door locks, 30c.
Granite Ware Specials.
1%-qt. coffee pots, 15c.
3qt. coffee pots, Is and zoe.
4.qt. tea pots, 20 and 25c.
3-qt. granite tea pots, Is and zoe.
Nos coffee boilers. 80 and SOC.
No. 8 batter kettles, 25c.
4-qt. rice boilers, worth $1.50, at
60c.
4-qt. rice boilers, worth $500 at
Toe.
cat. granite sauce pans, 25c.
Granite cups and dippers, sc.
25c granite dippers, 10 and 15c.
Granite chamber pals, so.
Granite cake pans, 10 and Zoe.
Granite sauce pans, 10 and 15c.
Granite gallon measures, 10 and
Zoe.
Granite pot covers, Zoe.
TinWare.
f. and Got. milk coolers, zoe.
2-qt. cups, sc.
Pot. sprinklers, Zoe.
f. and GOT. covered buckets, Zoe.
loot. dairy pail, 10c.
Wash boilers, soc.
l-gallon oil cans, 12c.
4-qt. sprinklers, Zoe.
24qt. covered sauce pans, Zoe.
3-qt. covered sauce pans Toe.
Our Candy Department.
We offer $50 for any candy de-
partment in Mexico or Audrain
county that will equal ours. Our
competitors wonder how we do it.
Absolutely pure candies that our
competitors sell at 20 to 35c per
lb., our price 10c; no more, no
less.
Odds and Ends in Gro
Ceries.
Merry Nickel lye, &c: Z for 25c.
Shamrock I've &c; 4 for 25c.
Borax wash powder4c; 3 for Zoe.
Fairbanks brown soap, 4e; 7 for
25c.
Defiance 1907. gloss starch, Sc; 2
15c.
Defiance S-oz, gloss starch, &c; 4
for 15c.
All Right baking powder, Zoe.
Mascot . . DC; 3 for
Toe.
sc stick stove polish, 2 for 5.
Worlds Wonder soap, &c; 4 for
15c.
Ark soap, 10 for 25c.
1OC Department.
That we lead in this department is
beyond a question. During this
sale we throw cost aside; lots of
goods costing us Zoe will be found
on the Zoe counter. Don't fail to
ask about this department.
Special Bargains.
% doz. Kio Vapor, the great Jap
aneze cleaner, retails at soc per
package of 2 bottles. Special price
l5c. Cleanses all spots and stains
from clothing, carpets and rugs.
This price during this sale only.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Fruit Jars and Stone
Ware.

1000 gallons, one-half, 2-gallon
and 3-gallon Jars and 1-gallon
jugs, regular price l0c; gallon, sale
price, sc; 6 for 25c.
1-pt. Mason jars, porcelain lined
caps, per doz, 43c.
LOT. Mason Jars porcelain lined
caps, 47c.
Pot. Mason jars, porcelain lined
caps, Csc.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23

Dh'ihVu uOuISS GAJld WSll ludue5
worth Soc; our price, 60c.
Extra heavy and nicely finished
in hard oil, SOC.
Best oak screens, 25e.
Millinery Given Away
Almost. Big lot Of flowers, choice
&c bunch; 500 punches were %
to 75c, now go at Sc bunch.
Big lot of trimmed hats, choice
39c.
Lot of sailors, untrimmed shapes,
ladies' and children IS, worth % to
to 70; choice &c.
Big lot of 81. 90, 1925, 81 so an d
81. rs street hats, choice 69c.
All trimmed hats at one half the
marked price. Big lot of baby
caps and hats at one half the Origi-
nal price. No item reserved.
Ladies' Muslin Under
wear.
at a song. we have
one Of the best lines of medium
priced goods in the country, yet
we want to empty every box at
once.
Ladies' muslin skirts trimmed in
lace and embroidery, worth $1.00
and 81 % ;choice of these lots, Use
Ladies' skirts trimmed in lace or
embroidery, worth 90 to 75c at Abe.
Nightgowns beautifully trimmed
in lace and embroidery, worth
$1.22 go at 7Sc.
Gowns worth Toe and S5c, a spec
ial bargain at 49c.
Muslin gowns nicely trimmed,
C heap at Csc, our price 43c.
Ladies muslin drawers, 19c and
3 sc.
Hosiery Bargains.
Fast black seamless hose, Sc.
Misses ribbed hose, Zoe kind, 3
pairs for 15c.
Children's &c ribbed hose, 3 pairs
for Zoe.
Ladies' fancy hose, Sc.
Our special 10c ribbed hose go at
3 for 25c.
Our best 15c hose, extra heavy,
worth zoe go at lie.
Dry Goods.
Fancy waistings worth So. sale
price sc.
Lawns worth Ga at &c. A line of
dimities, batistes and fancy sum-
mer dress goods worth 10 to 121ac
go at ) and &c.
Wall Paper
2c per roll mp. All paper at and
below cost. We want to clean up
all the balance. Paper hangers, a
good paper trimmer for sale, good
as new.
Free, Free.
Don't forget to take advantage
and get the picture of yourself,
children or friends enlarged free of
charge. This offer may be with
drawn at any time. Ask for par
fioulapy
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23

The following ia taken from
the Perry Enterprise; the MESSAGE
referred to these same people last
week: A. B. Forqueran, of Lock
hart, Texas resident of Galloway
county thirty years ago, and l.. w.
Forqueran, of Arapho, Okla,
were the guests of their cousins,
Mrs. J. A. Armstrong and Samuel
McElroy, of near town last week.
Thos. Brown, of Humboldt, Neb.,
an uncle, was the guest Of these
ladies at the same time. Also Mrs.
Cora Brown, of near Martinsburg,
and Mrs Harriet Rodeman, Of
Pierce City, Mo-, aunts of the
above named ladies were their
guests at the same time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Free, Free.

Don't forget to take advantage
and get the picture of yourself,
children or friends enlarged free of
charge. This offer may be with
drawn at any time. Ask for par
ticulars.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-07-23
Screen Doors.

a few left; must go. We don't
handle the trashy door-see ours.
Stained doors, extra well made,
worth Soc; our price, Goo.
Extra heavy and nicely finished
in hard oil, SOC.
Best oak screens, 25c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-17

same. & Moreover do not think ail are
angels who belong to other churches.
You may say what you please about
Isaac True and his career, checkered
or not checkered, but ] think my rec
ord for honesty, veracity and fair deal
ing with the world at large will COM
pare favorably with the average cit
izen. However, one request have 10
make is this. hereafter, whatever I
D,ny do or say, do not wish YOU or
anyone else to make my faith or re-
ligion responsible for the acts of the
man, but FIRST please quote the cpl
tome Of faith and doctrine and then
sny how near is he living up to his
faith. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC TRUU.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-17
WHO CAUSED THE EXTRA SEES.
SION.

Much, II not most of the blame, for
the public expense and annoyance Of
the extra session must be laid at tho
door OF Senator Morgan, of Alabama.
The senate has often been treated to
exhibitions OF perversity, but seldom to
one SO obstinate and unreasoning. No
wonder the spectacle which. wonld
have been ludicrous II 1t had not prov
ed 80 costly. has revived the demand
for the application in the senate Of
some form Of closure that will prevent
Que man, cranky from age and OBJ
stinate from conceit, from completely
obstructing legislation. No wonder,
too, that the advocates Of the popular
election of Senators have been encour-
aged to renew their demand and that q
number of legislatures have passed
resolutions calling for an amendment
to tho constitution.--F. p. Dunno, in
Golfers Weekly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-17
MODERN SCIENCE PROVES THE
BIBLE TRUE.

Perhaps the most remarkable event
In the history of modern Christianity
is the unexpected confirmation Of
bible truths from the. hands Of what
seemed to be It's arch-enemy, modern
science. ~
The pick and spade of modern sci
entifc Investigations have come to
the rescue. Parts Of the old biblical
world have been opened up, and wc
now find our lives face to face with
tho oiveritable, contemporaries OF DAN
iel, Moses. Joseph, Abraham.
Within the last two decades the ex-
cavator has been actively engaged un-
GOV ering q few cities In the land OF
Eden, the home Of Abraham. Tho
University Of Pennsylvania is exca-
waiting Nippur. the biblical name Of
Calneh Genesis x, 1o); the French
arc excavating Tello, city which
'lourished before Abraham was born,
and The Germans are at work upon
the temple and the Tower Of Babel
in the city Of Babylon.
The origin OF those remarkable
Babylonian legends which so closaly
resemble the biblical accounts Of the
Creation, Eden, and the Deluge be-
longs to this country. The Deluge
story, for instance, as recorded by the
Babylonians is strikingly similar to
the Old Testament oven in minor de-
tails. Atrachasis, the Babylonian
Noah, is commanded by the gods, af-
ter they had decreed food, to build
ship or ark; to pour pitch over the
outside and the inside. and to take the
seed OF life Of every kind into the
ship. When 1t was ready, Atrachas.s
embarked with his family, servants.
possessions, cattle and beasts of the
.ield, and closed the door, The heav-
ems rained destruction for six days
and nights. The winds ragsd, the
foods and storm devastated, until the
whole OF mankind was turned into
clay. The ship grounded on. moun-
tain Of Mir. After seven days q
dove is sent forth: but It returned,
as resting-plac it did not nnd.
He then sent forth swa;-
low: but 1t also returned.
Lastly raven is let go.
which did not turn back. Everything
Is then sent forth to the four points
OF the compass: An altar is erected
and sacrifices offered. The gods sme.t
the sweet SAVIOR. and gathered like
flies about the sacrificer, after which
! il is decided that, instead Of deluge,
wild beasts and famines shall dimin-
ish mankind because OF its sins.
! A number of the tablets containing
these legends were written about the
stip,e of Abraham.-Woman's Home
Companion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-17
ROCKEFELLER'S "GET-RICH-
QUICK SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Young Mr.. Rockefeller has aroused
a great deal of derision by a speech
before what we may call, for lack of .
better description, a get-rich-quick
Sunday school class, by declaring his
opposition to gifts of money. SYM
pathy, says Mr.. Rockefeller, is what
people need, and ne proposes to deliver
any part OF the deck-load Of sympathy
that no carries to any person III need
of assistance. People have laughed at
young Mr.. Rockefeller and have made
no mistake in laughing. But some-
thing might be said in defense of his
scheme. 1t is right to this extent, that
poor people do need sympathy. They
need money, too, contrary to Mr.. Rocl-
efeller's generous theories. but the
money without the sympathy doesn't
go far.--F. p Dunno. in Golfers
Weekly.