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and. responding 70 her reused ener-
giles, the other rushed toward tho
bell pull ana gave Il two or three
vigorous jerks
while waitlng for tho bell 70 DO
answered. tho countess hastily aefib-
bled some words ON sheet II pupot
which she folded without putting
into an envelope instead. twisted II
between her finger. as If dissatisfied
with what she had written ana de-
signed enueellnE A. Ear from this
her Intention. as was soon made
manifest.
"Pepita." hho said 10 tho girl. who
HAD answered the bell hofaelf your
mistress tells mo you can be trusted
on a matter which calls not only for
confidence, but eleyerneaH. IL that
so"
4 can't promise the cieverneBa.
your iadyship. but for the other l
think the Donn t.ulsa knows she
can rely on me"
You'd be good AT delivering a
letter without letting all the world
into the secret 1 SUPPOSE
sfil do M best your iadyHhip. n
Duenh commands a."
Yes. Wish It. Pepita." inter
posed Luihn.
Very we'll. Heu1rita. Into whose
hands IL II 20 be putf'
Though speaking direct 10 her
mistress. the question was more
meant for the countess. between
whose fingers and thumb she saw
the thing ahe was 20 take charge Of
The answer 90 her query called for
acme consideration. Tho note was
for Ruperto Rvns. but tho girl
knew him not. 20 how could she
give it himf
In this case Donn Tulsa was the
first 10 see "A way out OF II, saying
Ia a whisper.
Let her give It 60 F1orencio. che
knows him ana he can
How wonderfully wise YOU are
my dear" exclaimed the eountrng
lntcrrupting '~rhe very thing And
Il never occurred 20 the"
Before leaving the room Pepita
received fun instructions where 70
find Don FIofonclo.' and when
found what she was 20 DO and say
20 him.
More difficult was the commits
sion 20 be iutrustrd TO Johe-m0fe
dangerous. too. Hut II Wah made
known 20 him IN less than twenty
minutes after. receiving his ready
assent TO It's e1ecution-th0uHh II
should cost him his life. aH he said.
one motive for hia agreeing 20 un-
dargo the danger was devotion 70
after the proffered and coveted
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'sYou have won me too chsaplFs'
Mildred IpprFfen taEed utth her
engagement rims IS IL abe aauid teaf
Ii from her finEaF ard buri It iuta the
smiling face - Hsf flaaca
what rash words arn thH-r. dear-
eafr' cried che lover ia anguish
.1ou urver took me riding Ia an
automobile
Tia true"
Never once have sea taken me- %
q box a. Rraud opera
sBat You say 5ou don't aprteeiats
Tt"
What 70 aon'tf And yaa own no
yacht
f.Hut. Mildred
rHitah. Yea are bore ~ E1lf-"
Il know IL"
''Hr atii You cannot play RAG time
or che plano"
f'Yp godsff
Tn other words. 10 rot know
WY ever engaged myself % yoa"
Mildred. You have forgotten.
sForKuften what. AR. TwlftrrlFF'
'srhat I am the only one whp an.
severed any of your Leap Year vaisn-
tines
.Fore-E-Riva me- tsoau1
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Your Nerves

Arc the life. the vitality. the energy
OF your body.
II - the nerves that cause the heart
to pulsatc. the lungs 70 inhaie the oNE-
gen. the brain 70 direct the motion 81
every organ OF tho body. the stomach
To digest food. the liver 20 Hycrete the
bile the Kidneys % filter the blood.
and the bowels 10 carry OFF the waste
When the nerves OF the stomach be
come weakened or exhausted. lndiUcsa
ton. Constipation and Inflammation
result. because the stomach is mae
tive.
This f. true " al tho organs ~ tho
body. and proves that 20 cure dis
a. an nnn frlmaf aIrnnni hon Tho nrrNna
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~ lHeHl applications. 90 fhrg faHnsi
ft'fh ihn dirtuHrl portion of The ear.
ihffs 'r only gHa way - cure daaf-
Htsf. and nat ia by constitutional rem
edirH. Deafness iH caused IF au Ia
faWHH condition NJ tHa WHH4HH lining
~ The laHinaHiHu Tube WHHH thu
tube o. lHflHmmrd E1u have flfas
bling sound ~ Imperfect hearing ma
when n q entirely ciuard. Deafness z
tho result ana ufti0sH the iHEIHH.fH4.
iiou can be- taken ont ard tHIa faga
restored g. ifa normal condition mar
INK WiI be- destroyed fHf.#f nina
cases OUT ~ trH Hrr caused 10. HHfaffh
which lH nothing but Hu IHfIafafd
condition ~ H. mH#ala Hurf#H.r
We viii give one fiuHaf.I BaII4r.
for any case II teHfHrn# iraHHad -
sHf4IHlJ tHat cannot D. .HHd -
Iiagp CalHIia CHa. a. 40 I4r az.
fulHrH free.
= D. CIIE#ET = CO. Toledo q
pqId bF DruKHlaiH Go.
Take TTaHH Family pile far con.
stlua ION.
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Better Than Gold

Il was troubled for several years
with ekronic indigestion and nervous
debility. writes +. J. Green. Of Ian
caster n. II. No remedy helped mo
until / began using Electric Biiters
which ala me more good than all tho
medicines ever used. They have
also kept my wife In excellent health
for years. She says Electric Bitters
are Just splendid for female trou-
blea. that they are "A grand tonic aud
intigerator for weak. run down
women. No other medicine can take
IFS place IN our family Try tham.
only sec satisfaction guaranteed bv
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his young mistress. another 20 stand
well with Pepita. Who had a power
over him. and ua he knew had en-
tered upon her part with an ardent
aI3crity. But there WAS = third
stimulus 70 keep up his courage.
should Il feel like failinE-thia hay
ing 20 do with the countess. Draw
ing out her beautiful gold which
good value for 800. and holding II
up before his eyes she said
That's your reward. jose that
or ita worth "a money"
No need saying more. For the
commission he Was TO execute much
preparation was TO DO made In all
haste. TOO. And in all haste he set
to ma king Undetermined to win the
watch.
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CHAPTER ky.
a MYSTERIOUS MIsstYl,.

-
~oh' Isabel To think Of 81 In
fhe chain gang Ga The sewers e.
claimed LulHa Valverde. hair ed.
dressing harHelf % the eandsaa Al.
monte. ~ her fathers house again
10 which they Rad just returned
from the ceremony % tho prooaa.
sion
An. yea" sighed the countess
10 think 81 Il. and fearful Il IL "a
think a. I understand things bet
ter NOW. Ruperto ls indeed in dan.
Rrf more than believed this
morning. And I1oroneio. too.
could read his death "a she eyes Of
DON Carlos sautauder. and one told
mc The Texans arc an to be shot
on isabel. DO not say thati II
they kill him. they may XIII mel
The man iovef"
les NO uHo rcplninE." said Isabel.
showing spirit Something else
should be done nos another effort
made thu time Nith money. no
matter hos much Il takes Yes.
Buiaa. We must act"
Want 20 att fe8ntnsd the uthef,
only ten me howl"
My dear. H. there IN your service
one Ne may implicitly trustT.'
Jose. You know We can trust
him"
True but he won't 40 for tn.
first step TO be taken. which ia. in
decd. only 70 deliver a letter. But IL
needs being adroltly done. and a
women viii be the better for that.
Besides. lose will be wanted for
something else at the same time
Would Pepita do
You mean the little mrHtiza who
was Wijh YOU a. New Orleans 30
-fhe same. she's all that. and.
bcaides devoted 10 me"
Don IEuaCla.H daughter had rea-
son to know this. from experience in
tho casa de Calvo. In which Peplta
had played a part.
shell DO. said the countess.
the very naturalization what
I've seen Of her Give mo pen. ink
and paper quick! At the same
time summon Pepitai"
The countess was now all action.
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CELEBRATED mar DAl

Phiu-phln. May 70 THE other day
the japanese army moved. attacking
the Russians with great vtR1r. Before
night thu ears men we're hemmed II
on three sides
The Japanese artillery Hb6lled Win
Saturday and tomorrow thu infantry
Will attack Aginu
Gen. kur1hatpin, having been sur
prised By the audfeanraz o. the at
tack on Port Arthur and - the delay
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DIR. Miles Nervine

Il the great specific for the nerves.
and ln bringing them back TO health
never fails to cure all eases Of Merry
BUSINESS, SleCnlesgness. Neuralgia.
Headache, spnama. Eaeitache. Muecu-
lar TwitchiuRs. ST. NiHa Dance. Epi-
lepsv, stomach. Liver and kidney
troubles
For years physicians and health
uitcntion 81 stomach. liver kidney and
heart affections Six bottles Of DR.
N ilcs' NcfviuD cured me. "--G. W
ARCItBOLn Grocer Decatur. Ind.
The first bottle VIII benefit n not
the druggist VIII return your money.
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one waH pale and salIow and the
other fresh and rosy Whsnee the
difference she who ia bluahiug with
health uses Dr. Kings New tifs
pills To maintain a. By gently
nroualnR the lazy organs they com
pei good digestion and head off
constipation, Try them. only 25e.
at O. o. GUY, Inc, Second avenue
aud Yealcr. 80
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CHATTER XVI
THE PLAY OF EYES.

For nearly another hour the work
went on. though not NO regularly as
before. The stream % returning
sivhtseerE Htill lined the footwalks
many OF them intoxicated. Some
stopped 20 froternize with the sol
diers extending hospitality 20 them
IN The ahane % ircata. aeniry aller
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vana starkvya,h Of city beau
ufai talented and Is the daughter o a family.
At powerful friends been discharged
after tho expiration Of ony seven weeks Of
oand low hotel suffering from
Tho girl declared she ala not been
and bad become intoxicated
After that she knew nothing
course a in the
He prominent decided by the family TO drop tho
while prepared
Who daaser Of falns into IKE trouble From us pa
thss appeal extracts are sen below And this " what We want
read girls:
~ write th. not Tor sympathy Justice
lesson sryouns pretty Eris-sria whose
being formed whose whole life ans
seemingly asn things
so need Of my going back to m early ne Enough that
ssven my way peted THAT
WORD SPOILED EARLY CHILDHOOD SO oFrEN CHANCES TO
DISGRACE LATER YEARS
ideas because they want
you to bs YOU
times, used to be
meand not until had passed through great ts that
listened them 0oua not now
be publicly
III could only rnah you understand what dreadful thing
syoans sir who Just at the whom NE should mean most
should be respectdWhat to know she a'sras
sermons can Be preached lectures delivered books
Of what
ar-tn o'hsF-eoms' from IT Is DERIVED FROM
HAD h'
o Q family.
Remember II i. no, always sIr Il
fstha. wishes make
happy be all
and though should 1t would be
eovsrea
today n H Il late n tho
nothinsnsss dvins Of father and
ayuries had
while
thought friends i've their Cd
way on IF COULD HAVE ONLY REALIZED WHAT
HEFoREl l must conform
IS mental and
it deeply
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@N FOR MPG IF
MMZW W M7NM
WIRES GEN. MILES

WILL REMARKABLY FINE STRATEGIC POSITION OF
ABLE TO vLApVosTok AND PORT ARTHUR
HARDIN. RUSSIAN 9Asg-woULo PARAL-
LEI THE SIBERIAN RAILWAY, DESTROY RUSSIAN COM
muNeArroN WITH TIE PACIFIC COAST AND COMPEL THE
CAR SEND ANOTHER POWERFUL ARMY ACROSS
SIBERIA
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In the attack II the army. n now sur
prlard by the fierrcuHHH Of the Japan
ESQ land fafcrH
Tho news OF the escape Of the Nladl-
vuHtak squadron iu a faB has raised
the spirits coz the tiuHulnna
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Tns bandits who kidnnped Miss
Stone say the money they received as
ransom Nas honestly expended The
Maesdonian grafters stlB have few
things 20 learn.
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Wealth T. not crime. according .
Secretary Gage Acqaitlafa of wealthy
men Ia the various courts seem u
back up Lymau's conclusion
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IN he Grdgp =.
Of UdnM GDnd-
by Captain Hqyne Reid
aapxlo5y hILrssez kIyRAa-x xrns
6<Eas,4- q M1Zs
1ptain Hqyne Refd~

then vociferaunH.
I,oBk live santa Anna tho great
Long i've the savior Of the nation
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Speaker Cannon says be would rath-
or raise corn than be vice president.
Evidently. Speaker Cannon belongs %
that large class o. men who do not
own a farm.
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"rto, .dsuce n with us az last said
Gen HuaiahuoiHNtteh Who knows
hut that We may also have heavy
fos on land uamc DAY e
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NFEIIaN IT.
He Stands On the Pike anf spies him
A very large number Of girls there.
lie says. wow. unless my eyes dim.
Right here.T can see az the worid !
fair"
Brcks1
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a DEFNITIoN.

X What Is an optimism
y "Au oplimiat ia one who can set
an lata 81 Inspiration from Russia ?
performances In tha war With japan
Knox hasn't the reputation - he
ing quartrlautno All his friends sup
posed he was a peaccelaNlnz and law
abidIuE citizen 4 wonder why no
struck the policeman.
'sThg policeman ordered him go move
on"
= don't see why that should praroks
him o. fiEht
well. kuox had moved the day be-
fore"
watch the automobile ads and learn
hos iu men made the first trip in
maburs In tho 81 Louis fair GA iis
different machines
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synopsis

SYNOPSIS
Florence kfurnsy. captain %
Tfsas fIiibuHiera Is captured dur
inE thc Atlet expedition into Mexico
F Va Sew orleans the young ifiahHan
had loved the daughter ~ Don Ia
uacie Nalysrfe. a Mexican gentle.
NINA hantshed by SAINTS Anna. IN e
duel with Chfios snutaudef. he had
Hpafe1 his rivals life after ncafiy
losing his own through his oppo-
uents tfeachery Eanfandet. nov a
colonel on Santa Anna.n staff. visits
him In prison. where kearusy and
his companion. Cr.s Rock ~ Texas.
are coupled 90 native prisoners
Rocks ehaiumate being aefarmed
dwarf
haniaH8sr tho cause 81 their pres-
Tnt plight. tauntH them and plans
Their further humiliation
Don fNuaeta. nardoHed ~ santa
Anna. has been made a cabinet min
ts'sr. The Countess Isabel Airnante
hearing that her iaver. Huprrto RiraH
a Political enemy - santa Anna. has
been Imprisoned. comes q her friend
l1sza Nairrfde. fnr comfort
1antanlor gains santa Annals
consent 20 his plan 10 humiiiate the
Texans
They seek Santa Anna 10 gain a
pardon Tor their lovers.
The request h refused. Santa An
IA hints az love.
on their way 90 n state function
they see their lowers "a the chain.
gang az work In the sewers.
CHAPTER XIV Continued.
kearuey. naturally. vas too muth
occupied In reading the expression
on Luisa Nalvcrde'H face 20 Riva
even "a look to the other hrbufl0f
one beside H. And alike vas he for
Retful Of the man who stood beside
himself Yet between these two
neglected individuals. chances were
being hanged also IN earnest and
watehfui chances. which told o.
their being az much Interested m
one another as he in L.ulsa Valterde
or she I'm him BETTER comprehend
iug one another. too. as n phynirup-
mist could have told. pbacrviak ITO
play 90 their features The frat ex-
precision on those OF the condrsa was
surprise. quick changing to Indlana-
ton. this as suddenly disappearing
or becoming subduad. restrained by
thought or possibly "a sign. givon
by Ruperto. AZ eviucei by tho fond
yet proud sparkle Of her eyes. he
was no less dear now. no less noble
IN thut degrading gnrb. than when
she knew him iu gold laced uni
form. splendid as that worn IN SAN
tandcr. and he. IN hor eyes. 10 times
more worthy of wearing IT, II he
had turned bandit. she did not be-
lieYe ~. though, believing a.. she
would have loved him all the same
soon the carriage passed on out
~ sight. other carriages following.
With other ladies' Ia them. more
cavalry - IancerH. Hussars and
heavy Dragons more music. min
RlinR with the shouts and cheers Of
the Tickle pppulace. a. they awnrmed
along the foot walk. every now ana
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Evolution of the Piano

From the harp need not eonoern
you Here you VIII find. not experl.
mental nor Incomplete, but scores of
PERFECT INSTRUMENTS
Good % look upon. giving forth 70
the touch fun rich sweet and clear
tones. and built 10 resist climatic
changes and last for many years.
or COURSE WE RECOMMEND
The justly famous and time -h0nore4
Ghiekeriua 4 sons. Of Boston. tins
celebrated kimball. more Of which
are being sold than any other max.
IN ths world. the beautiful. artists
and musical Hobart =. cable. a
piano every bo1y falls IN love With
the moment they see or hear II:
the reliable old PeaFe. over 1000
in uae. the popular neW -. S john
st9u 60. 1there are over 900 H. q
Johnston pianos IN Use On the
Sorthweff) fhe elegant Haddorff
anf other pianos. Also the Vocation.
Kimhail and Burdett organs
Va commend the above instru-
mentA 20 intending purchasers. re
know their sterling worth. and 10
which the thousands q happy M
satisfied owners through the land
would gladly testify.
THREE MORE CARS
Containing Hobart ". Gable. The
new -. s. Johnston Co. pianos and
kimbali organs. crowdiuR our
Wholesale warehouse. as well az our
retail store and IS other shipments
are following we shall eontlnas
forcing them cut az a saving Of from
$50 TO 500
on some styles IN order 20 make
room 90 carry on our extensive gtors
improvements.
SEE OUR $1,000 values Id
pianos this week. they viii "a sold
on easy payments.
We Are overstoeked on Organs
And you can buy them a. most any
price this week, and On very easy
terms
Ali instruments guaranteed BY our
selves. oq well as the manufeturen&
Don't fnfl 20 call this week ~ yea
want a bargain.
D. S.JOHkSTON(O.
Goa Second Ave- Burke Hids.
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CHATTER XVII

A LETTER DExTEROUsLY DE
IIvERED.
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Pepita It waa. though IN a differ
eut style OF dress 10 what he had
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Ties the scrapplsat man ever
knew Hes never 80 happy a. when
he has stirred 4p fight lite dearly
loves a row
lie does that. Ito ta'i ms he had
made a will lea vlnE al his mouoY 10
a library"
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VA STAR DUST ~


with a fraEnent from the Sunday sup
piemeHt
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From the harp need rot e1noern
you. Here you VIII find. not experi-
mental nor incomplete. but scores %
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a woRp 100 JosH wIsE.
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DON'T NEED cAnNgGfE MONEY.
The school entertainment FRIDAY and
Saturday nights Nfaa usi patruuisrd.
and tha Hum % So Nas FesliEed far
tie benefit = thn library Mr. car
uesit had better lsak 10 his iaurels -
laahu EKnhanan.
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Good % look upon. giving forth 70
the touch fun rich sweet and clear
tones. and built 10 resist climatic
changes and last for many years.
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THREE MORE CARS
$50 TO 500

on some styles IN order 20 make
room 90 carry on our extensive gtors
improvements.
SEE OUR it77.00 values ID
pianos this week. they viii "a Hold
on easy payments.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04

THE globe i the great HUME.
shopping store OF ST. Louis. For
over Il quarter o: a century il has
been called THE RELIABLE
STORE" nr 81. Loui, Always busy;
always crowded. The Globes mott"
is: Lower prices than elsewhere for
the same quality of goods" We own
our biz building, have no high rents
To pay. and therefore Guarantee the
price TO b. lower. II you don't find
II -. you have only To request
YOUR MONEY BACK. Every child
OH the street can direct you TO the
great GLOBE. All ear lines trans
fer 20 IL. Its one Of the sights Of
~. Louis. 81 STORES UNDER ONE
ROOF. DON'T MISS IT,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
United Effort Of Citizens Being Directed Toward the Turn
stiles Thursday September 15-Preparatons for the I'm
posing Parade Contue- Children's Participation Will Be
Feature-Arehbshp Gennon Ordered All ParoehiaI
Schools Cosed-Commitees in Charge Of Arrangements
Flooded by Letters From Business Men and Citizens
Promising Hearty COOPERATION.

Century Chorus Choir vii, assemble at the
LindelI Pavilion Just east Of the World
Fair grounds.
All the children who have taken part in
the rehearsals will exchange their re-
hearsai tickets for a ticket admitting
them TO the Worlds Fair grounds. and to
the Jerusalem exhibit
Five hundred nags and banners will be
distributed TO the various members Of the
young peoples societies. and these. to-
gether with the decorated wagons. will
move promptly at 10 o'clock.
There will be tao divisions OF the Sun
day-school parade the nrst In decorated
wagons preceded by band. and then
come the young peoples societies and cho-
rus choir. with band. making 500 on
foot.
SOLDIERS TO ESCORT CHILDREN.
General Bates mas promised an escort OF
regulars The line Of march will be from
the Lindell parade entrance TO a point d.
rectly north OF the Plaza st. Louis where
the divisions will form ard move south
across the Plaza 81. Louis In columns six
The parade viii be reviewed by Cover
nor Francis. Mayor Rolla Wells. Secretary
Stevens and the Board OF Directors Of the
Exposition. and invited guests as IL pass
es the LOUISIANA Monument.
At this point. the parade will divide in
two sections. one-half passing west of the
side Of the lagoon. marching south 10 the
steps leading up to Festival Hall. Cer:Afn
musical exercises Will take place In the
line OF march and on the steps
Reaching Festival Hall. the members
Will be admitted TO the stage and audito-
rum. which Will be reseryed for the Sum
day-echool people. At Festival Hall there
by selected speakers.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner. primary work.
er. representing the International Sunday
school Union Will be there to address the
assembly. At the close Of the song sery-
ice the children will pay from Festival
Hall TO the area between Festiya! Hall
and the Art Palace. Here the parents Of
the children Will meet them and from that
point they Will proceed 10 the forest just
south Of Festival Hall. where therA VIII
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04

The success Of ST. Louis Day. Septem-
Der Is. is Up 10 the turnstiIe.
The greater number OF times these reg
istering gates at the Worlds Fair click
in response TO the silver half dollar. or its
equivalent In paid-for ticket. the greater
will be the success of the city's day at
the greatest Exposition in history. Sys-
tematic and persistent effort upon the part
OF the committee In charge Is all directed
upon the gates at the Fair grounds. Met
ephoricaliy speaking. the portals OF ad-
mission are TO be bombarded by humanity
from early morning until late AZ night.
As the responses OF business men and
citizens. pledging support TO the move
ment. the more apparent Is tho magnitude
and range OF possibilities OF the day.
Everything bespeaks a grand success for
the :reatest day in the history OF worlds
expositions.
The ornate souvenir tickets for use on
St Louis Day were yesterday placed on
pany in the Laciede building. and the sale
was very large II Will likely be doubled
Monday. and increase from day to day.
CHILDREN's PART IN PARADE.
One OF the most interesting features Of
st. Louis Day at the Worlds Fair prom
ises 20 be a grand parade OF Sunday
school children through the grounds. and
n chorus OF 500 trained voices in Festival
Hall.
The various officers OF the Sunday
School Union are deeply alive TO the i'm
portance Of this occasion Numerous
meetings are icing held throughout the
city for the purpose Of working up en-
thusiasm.
Twenty-Five hundred song sheets will be
distributed and the beautiful strains OF
these festival songs will be on the lips of
thousands OF Children and will be sung IN
hundreds OF homes throughout the city.
The Sunday schools IN decorated wagons
and the young peoples societies and the