The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14

mad. iu the pre-= conc. ming ~ address
mad. ~ Yat"- "a 'or:sr-u.. with his
ssl-.af.S i.-- prior - ne entry into -fs
rrly"-tluu o. wltnirfw h-- nam ! have
not ID ycI TITO the last alt.a- Ia;"'
aid. YOU are 20 - part - tn" new
ate organization Vote 'r-r delivered
-I-sss vote and I.re-n 49, dominated
= sEI Eo'u- 20 ask Air IsL.ea .A-"-
thing ruHUHty. They are
First q" v"u iaI3E~a that plank ~ nc
platform. ,.Gur Vtirh you stand that nm
l-----rst'iy ira rr-.- The .I.il...l.- grafton y
Governor Ydta-f
-S4.nrs = 10 t-gn that there Is an ua-
I.F-t.iudius i--tV --u y"- .l.i Governor
Y-t,- hy which 'iov-rr"- Eat-4 j. tu E--
'ai1 intro - I'd. Stat" pstlarse. f5r a
term or ~ year.
Third. il % ,ru. ;aa- rH.r. is an -=T""-
m-rs between You arr Governor l-t.S
Hr winch son ar 20 g~- n. power aud
irrrs-r.- a: 'l- ot'5.. e Governor 80
IFir- atou, rhs election ~ Governor \ atss
20 "a. Iuit"i stats = nate
DENE:EN MAY NOT ANSWER
u D.-@.u.s ..-ss-1 =. -h--- questions
SHOULD o.. interesting II. probably vii
not undertake =, answer them.
Tn. L. senate. continued NJ. string
-r 'let~--.l a uniform ar.I-fIr- tsfI. hut
DO di.-i 90 TIL HYE-. Cumuir-s~- Tho
Republican majority h~,i every "pportuu-
t-- ro at ia this H.i'f.I- t1' failed 1" do
T-s Demarrat.- fs-tio-z in Illinois. ~.
Efor-.r- AMI fN.- fIsr...HH u... jog uu D.
ar. - H.Lil2 ;ng.'l.- Harri-u- dominated
fh-' cons '"Eufs 'JnN"nii7H .r'r'i- tf'..l ne
men there aud his FrestiE.. r-.s .sI--"rlr-
- hi- sr=-i niz7'i"i.. .sf-'.f Ger. nL-'N
i.- su-.Iry 20 AIRY chicago 'ais fall tn.
llsEr'~"a mon vai.' 80 aeSi''"-.1" ~ me
iiarSIr~ f'li.y~ g. %" -;'l. and vice
Tn .ond''iSr- warrant u" s,-er;.on
'EFt l'-fu'. (.-f'" pc l'.''s ar E"'i DO
Youth ~ ii'-.o'-- I,er"'1 = stF".E y
ta.rszH. bat Hr-' ga" TO eas.lt~ 81
80 i.lrrIIr.T frl.Ds-.r=. situation that
s-.r1- 80 .- r.. Is H.~-slr o. e.. 10 E.p4t-
lear votes lost 90 ia" Republican state
ticket.
COOK COUNTY UNRELIABLE
Good, f1lrtv. rn"r"1E"r- = always i0aaNI
i9"r rs a. uncertain quantity iu general
sr@--ior- r. I.-r " EsH'ry c-rr'si &c BY
I..0l and i'e-E-..-. ;t@ I-ra--atic an
probable that % s!lI 20 heavily Demo
,rss'is. s-.a o. 80 extent = -r.t'-
f'-ia- 20 49, ~" STATE Ess never Re-
'i14uif.i = oi'h the re-a-n 20 a IA e
''orai Platform ~ui r4.Gilafs trz- viii
T"Il srW"thiuE Ike 'hr party's f'lll vote
watch TIE DemoCT.ir- hsr" the b-St q
tie arE.-rar- ale outlook 20 T~-ngerat.c
-slc.sss q. FAR from ii-rcur4ziHS
STRINGFR's T-Is,HTI:S'i NETTI.F..
--I>T-s" strirE~- .s = ears oil. Ills
me;tIe - carlp-iEner has n@rH thor
oushI- ;ost-,i since he cgrr.ei a Repuhl-
can district FOR the S--sre. and has sue
coded iu holding I.crsu Comfy safely
Democrats.
III va elected - TIE Thi-ry-sSvsr-u
LIZ stature a. - E.I.rC--- member. tHius
then - ears %. J lie served Two terms
~. voted for RI Australian ballot lev aud
h"lp-f 70 fran. that bill A. chairman
- the Committee OF Eirs-atiol IN tire Tfir-
ts--iEhfh Assembly. r reported ont IN"
3.iTI r.'realiug, tho Edwards compulsory cd
rsca'iou Law This Law required that all
children stf~rI Ih.i. schools. "r sizs a
private school arrow! ~ II" state Board
uf E.iGsstion
Th- abroJ.0gE -Ia1-s had 81 -ta- 10
school should % t.EDEsi!v considered TN
lea, reading. writing. arthT"ti- sri the
Hl-tnT- % frS United States vs-s taught
IL tn Ensiish language Thi- struck At
German Catholic ana German Lutheran
schools. AitselG took the question I'd.
mad. an is-c. OF 80. and II was chiefly the
instrument o. his e!ecfiO1.
Stri1ge- worked his way through the
lincoln University az Lincoln and SUB
s-guentiv ~ country ueTsI apr work
After his second experience IN IN. Lexis
IatUre ne vent into the Pension s.rvirs.
and lived I've wears r. TE!CGg"- He stud
is'i lsE and 1ss ADMITTED - the bar lie
returned 70 Lincoln 10 practice II. Vas
elected 20 the State SH-at. in -" and
~. chosen minority leader.
HASTINGS NscApAM