The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
lis Margaret InGles. Who Is 10
Stump Indiana for Democrats,
Now in Third Campaign.
iIRM FRIEND OF W. J. BRYAN.
The Helped Senator blackburn TO
Retain His Seat in the PIPER
House by Clever Work IN
Kentucky Legislature.

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Lexington. ~. sept. i7.-Nlsz Margaret
nsIes. Eilo IS 70 stump TIdiara for the
democratic rational ticket. az the request
z Chairman Thomas Ta=-ar-- has HAD
rasiderabie experience with politics BE-
ere this campaign
I she attained considerable celebrity ~
rs. when she drst began political speech
irakfng 20 a supporter Of ". J. Bryan
fine WIS again prominent II the Kentucky
hmpaizn az 1850
q Miss Insiss was educated for she stage.
fsae TOOK Jurerile PARTS when but tot
si=d MS never without AT engagement
S-hsn she took IL into her head 20 ahendcn
Re stage for politics she fell in love with
Political work completely
She vas made enrolling clerk OF che
ssntucky SenaGs for the work she did in
rs 1885 campaign and took an active part
n lie senatorial campaigns OF senator
blackburn. working among the members
Il the Legislature for his success and IL
through the influence OF Senator Black
3TTrn that she has received such a good
assignment during this presidential cam
,aign-
The Blackburn Hunter conte.. before the
Leg1slarure in Kentucky was one OF the
hardest fought IN the history OF the state.
ind II required the most delicate voTk
2, POLITICIANS OF genius and valor 10 win
ise hands Of the Republicans and WAS
pending ever energy to defeat the Demo-
irauc candidate In this nshc Altss IIgies
Eas associated with Senator's William
S3ebel, who Until his death was her strong
'riend. and J. c. Brorlston OF this city,
me OF Senator Blackburn's naOst active
eaders.
Miss Inzles was ever present ard always
learn ~ no
pposition and give courage TO a weaken
~ fHerDheT OF faz House OF Represent
.tTes IL vas through her that they kept
lfoEned a. TO the plans and intentions
4 the opposition Governor Bradley had
toout him a number OF handsome nef.hevs
md relatives that were doing valuable
york against the Democratic cause and
Mss Insles numbered these among her
most ardent admirers. and from them
earned what vas going or.
DISTINCTLY HANDSOME.
Personally. Miss InsIes is handsome
Like rhs typical Southern girl she is tall
and slender Her hair /. dark and eyes
.srge and dreamy. In manner she Is re-
ser-nds upon reason, and has the gift OF
bringing about the climax IN argument 50
Ter meaning cannot ne misunderstood
During M-. Bryan's first campaign Miss
lngles was speaking at Devil Creek. in
Leslie County. when farmer arosA n
he audience and asked her IL re might
SIX a Question
What" says the farmer. is a gold
5ug-
Being a farmer said Miss Jnzies. '-yo-
mould be posted on bugs. bu. ] will tell
soT.. foF 7 guess your experience has been
mostly with potato bugs. cu.vorm<. and
nay be hedbuzs. The potato bug. you know.
INJURIES the potato by eating the leaves
from the potato vine ard causing the sap
hat should 20 IN the potato 10 waste
The cDt1orm eats your tobacco plant and
yoTn stalks of at the root but the bod
rug my friend. works directly on you.
We'll. this il tho way with the gold bug.
He Is 4 person that don't go after a man
indirectly. but hits him straight in the
uocketbooi- Nyefrisni- free silver orili
-zuss your potatoes to grow 80 fast that
h. bugs cannot harm them. and voTT- TO-
Bacco and corn ALL he Tnatured before the
-utworns wake up 10 their dastar6iy work
md your wife will he SO happy over the
.iectfon Of Mr. Bryan that the t-e~ibIEs
will take wings and become an unknoSn
quantity 10 your home
The audience was 50 taken BY Miss H.
Sies's ref.in5er tn the oueStioner that they
crowded about her after the meeting and
insisted upon shaking her hand
Yes. I prefer politics to the stage said
Hiss InRiee to-day. T once thought ]
should never quit the stage. but I found
soon that there is too little intcres: in the
individual unless one can be star in -he
profession