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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06

The period between Adam aud
Noah is flied With two genealoyies,
one OF Cam and one Of Seth The
second is later document and was
possibly written to prove thu, the
temple Of Solomon was built ,, 900
years after the creation. Several
other earlier folk stories are combin
ed in the other genealogy.
Instead OF Information concern.
ing the beginning Of things" writes
Prot. II. p. Smith In his. "Oid Tes.
,amen: History" I'VE have in these
documents a revelation of the pro-
oress OF religious thought in Israel,
from thu mythologically colored con.
ccp'lons Of the Ninth century before
Christ, down to the trlnscententa'
II somewhat colo, splr,tuaa philosophy
OF the poSt.exililc period"
! When then, does trustworthy He.
brew history aud chronology begun
/ The most RADICAL scholars have no
Idoult OF the reign Of D,vid But
for dates they are forced to turn 10
the carefully kept Ass,rian records,
eor Hebrew historians even OF the lat.
er period pal little heed to accuracy
From these records the revolt of Jehu
against Shalmaneser is set definitely
at $40 Il. e., This is the earliest date
that cav be certainly fixed in the
history Of Israel.
From this i: is possible to reckon
backwards to the accession Of Dav.
id, which took place about 1000 B
C.
Theology no longer concerns il.
self with tho date of creation
Whether the earth is twenty mil
lion years old, as physicists main.
tain, or one hundred millions, as
biologists contend, is an interest.
ing problem. But tho Bible was
not written to illuminate it, The
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06
solution must come from scientific
Investigators, not from thrologians.

AT SIM down last nigh, all the
Jews Of this city began the obaer
vince Of their New Yenr, or Rnsh |
Hashnpah, as it is cuIlcd in ths
Hebrew According I" their cal
endar ihil day begins the year
$685. Many cards "ith greetings
and that date with 1904 hnve been
sent out by the believers in this
religion. and lh,re hns been q very
generous closing up Of VII ,h"ir
business honse- The HOLIDAY
closes Ut shutdown tonight
A porinn OF he Jews. tina,
| branch known as tho. ORTHODOXY
Jews, will continue the ce'rlna''on
another twenty -four hours. ending
Sunday night NJ sandawn, la uu.
cienl times The holiday extended
overiorty.eishl hours, IN! 10 n,'d.
crn tines the reformed church has
cut this to twen'y.iour hcnrs. The
services held are tbs sane That
have beeu hell from inc lam N
! rial on Ne J. oisn Nea Year
Tbs Jews Of THIS city who Keep
up their religious organization are
Of the r,ipymcd church. Their
services begun nj 8 o'clock last
night and were continued this
morning al IN o'clock ia th il
synagcgue room on st. Louis street
Az they bsvr no regular rabbi
! Jake Marx conducted the evening.
services, ADD NJ. Levy the cXcr-
ciscs this morning: These nre
very simple and are conducted in
Englist, IN both OF which particle
lars they ar- djiIcren! from these
of the orthodox body. The New
Year is strictly religious holiday
Ten days after The Now Yras, a
: mother dry vii! De observed by
) the Jews. THIS ~ knOwn as fum;
or Yam Kuper. atd 49, fast day
IT will begin On sunday night
September 10, aud continue
tnrouEp Inc aa!i"WGpE my a
y large part OF both thu orthodox
and reformed churches last during
the whole "a bours The ortho
dox branch durng ;heir spccia
religious festivals, use dry u"lcav
y ened bread only. .nd observe
muny other customs which the re
formed sect openly call mummery
and foolishness.
: -Springiia'A Laader
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06
Mountain Grove
+. Missouri,
BY AlbiD Perkins.
BY AlbiD Perkins
Continued from pegr ).


ar ~ /" ''u'" Pe''N's' '"A'
20 ~ w 'eSPc''e' "lp''S"''' NV
:" e'V'y uaAVn NC 't1' ''@'e'"
"'H, ana worAe'" ''s"'e''''' es'' -
accepted WY" h'" "o' ~" A"''
c""V''oe" ! e'e' Wy VI 'e"" ''
V''s'o"' ."a' '"c 'e"'""" '"e We"
NV 'a' u" '4'"' V"""N' W '"'"
non.
The Jew Was saved by &ariog
God and dong riybt-'rhe Gtn,iIu
was saved by, fearing aud doing
right Only one way then AID All
may tse saved hy that one WY,
Tho death of Chris, vas QUE,
was for tbs Jews--it was for the
Gen,iles. Listen to Peter. Acts 4: Il
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06

~ii con''nuo 70 sehd 1ne'r items
- wy 0HASsEf.
!.
wood.
wa understood ~, ~, 49,,
ne this Mar. /. ,.r;,,, v.,. s,o. al
nras.,, ,.,;
IL yoh "ha' rn2pf w" WI snpp"tl
the rich, ngainst M wrong subsrIih &
,he c,r.spw
-NorwoDd IA jmnrovlnc ~. l., ;,
down oId bnil,ljngs md ), .mi,, mo
better oucs /. NE ,rder az u. ,,,,
~ Lu'n o'Pe' 49, ~, DIZZY
0"''' W. ,''"' ~ si' ;" w. we
'''e "'s'"ess WI h''e hho"n INC D" :
'of yeff' 'hry nr' u 'n'T BOYS,
w
Probate Judge IN press day Ne he " ~
about n ,.Le no ,,.,n g.. uo,...
'e =. "" S'"S "'S' wy l"''
'" P''s' way W '"e "c'"''h' "' ~ en-
s''' "''E w we "aeN somewhere
w '"' N"'"'' ." W ''"''e'''"''''
Let The people 81 No,wool come r.
ee,,,e, and n.vs ia o,h,,. u.,.n - /,
WHY no, subscribe far ,,a cp,s.,,
and hv 90 do;,v 80, y,l IL. .., ,,,,, H.
so.;r,;o,. ,n,u .,,,, ,o
,on ,o, ,o;,
.a,,
Lung and Bronchiol ,Fa.,;o,s ;,
offered ia Bce's Laxative Hhne,
and Tar. This remedy cuts tn,
mucous, hea's 'ne momorahons I'm
~ :. wy '''"'' ''ns' ""o ''o'' y
u
10 cronro,d whoor;nc CAM,
disappear before its use "a snow
before the sunshine OF Spring. 1t
pleasant
ooio ny w. "A. hoHarth.
"'e' "'
- ne WORLDS oaEssRT Is Tor tn
n'sh ana low, the rich, and tn
). poor Inc "of!ds CH@isr taste
e death Tor every one:
y The nttle paper at Norwoo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06
LOcAL LORE.
There can DO no direct News
had from Port Author.

--Pinesalve acts like poultice.
Sold by W. A. Hoffartb.
Fowler Mo.
We see loads Of apples on the streets
OF Norwood every day and no buyer
vii! there not some one take up the
good work here and buy apples.
Mr.. Berry Howser OF BaguelI
Mo. paid this OTrrcg visit on
last Monday, ve were glad to see
Mr.. Howser we had no. saw him
for over nine years.
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
cure indigestion, dyspepsia and
strengthens the stomach.
Sold by W. A. Hoffarth.
Fowler No.
There has been some severe
nghtlng in the far of East
cut there Is no material change
between Japan and Russia the JAMS
apparent holding their gro unds,
y T. Hitchcock Druggist, d
resident of Norwood for il years
keeps on hand at all times q
fresh supply Of first class Drugs.
those who needs any thing in this
line call on him and get the bes,
Tor the restoring OF health which
gives you the greatest value 70,
your money.
That awful grinding, stabbint
pain in the back is from the kid
neys. A dose of Pineules Wi,
cure it over night. Pineulos is
new discovery put up in a new
way A delightful remedy an,
specific for all Kidney and Blade
troubles.
Sold by W. A. Hoffartb.
Fowler NJ
Professor Joe Mckinley principal G
the McComb School called a, IN
orFicK on last Monday and gave ii
Ed. a pleasant, chat entering his nam
with large list OF Subscribers IA N
cREssEr also informing us that he W,
thrown from his horse and severely I'm
bu! is getting alright again.
Professional men why not CIV
us a professional card1 lnord,
that it may help to display o
little paper. Merchants why n,
give us a good adds TO help adve
tlse our little town, Neither OF
OF the above shall break YOU u
Inc cost Is small and we believe
will help build up our town.
Bees Houey and Tar is diffe
ent from oil other remedies O ifer,
Tor the relief Of cough. lung al
bronchial troubles. 1t contai
Antlseptic properties that destr,
the germs, and Solvent proper,i
that cut the phlcgm, allowing il
DO thrown off. moves the bow.
gently, Cures Crosp, Whoopi,
Cough and Colds in one night.
Sold by W, A. Hoifarth.
Fowler Mo.
Our readers may want 10 KIN,
what the JAH-ville Colony is,
what its object is, in the fl,
place the principle part Of the
are christians taking the Bible
a lamp to their feet aud a light
their pathway, that is King lam
i Iransiation--Their Business
runas any other company, Il
bclove in living a God like /
and they must live a moral Ii
they must not wrong or defra
heir fellowman in any way.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06

We wish our espondrn at
Washington City 70 Continue To
send their letter 10 ,hr Ckls.Er
ard Jet not our move hon Fowler
10 Norwood make my difference.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06

Prof. Walker and Prof Mckinley we
understand went to Wynonia last Tues.
day evening TO attend an Educational
Institution
We understand that there WAS large
number Of people At Mountain Grove on
the 8 I'd. 10 hear Atty. Folk Of St, Louis
next intended Gov and his address was
good and greeted by many appliances.
MIR. a. J. MUIR Of pcaian. Ridge WIS
In Norwood on press day and the CREs-
SEr will reach him here after. Mr.. MUIR
is dfilling wells near here az one want
Ing, "a well will do well 70 yet MIR. MUIR.
how about Norwood getting him to
clean out the city well.
There has over three hundred
good honest enterprislng people
united in the JAH-Ville Colony
and majority Of them will locate
near us when they once know that
we are permanently located.
Mr.. Columbus Cooper from
Morgan Co. Mo. paid the Ed: a
visit on last Tuesday staying over
night he Is 10 the picture business
H is u member Of the Colony yet
he has not saw them for O number
OF years.
Jas. Taylor, Of Kendallviile
Ind. was seriously diseased with
kidney and bladder trouble for
20 years. He tested every known
remedy without much benefit, un,
: til he used Pineules This new dis.
covery cured him, and Mr., Taylor
t advises all persons suffering from
kidney or bladder trouble to get 4
bottle OF Pineules at once.
Sold by W. A. Hoffarth
Fowler Mo.
: The UsR OF COMMON SALT II
y large quantities is thought by
q some specialists to be one Of tn,
!, contributing causes Of cancer. il
r proof Of this they show that tn
Jews are remarkably free from
this disease, and attribute thi
immunity to the fact that the Jew
d do not eat sailed meats:
10 You cannot cure piles by extel
ne nal application. Any remedy to b
lie effective must be applied in sid,
AZ right OF the seat Of the trouble
rt ManZan IS put npin collapsibl
tube, with nozzle, so that
go reaches inside and applies the RI
mody whore it is most needec
y Man2an strengthens the bloc
WI vessels aud nerves 40 that nile
OF are impossible. MapZan relieve
r. tho pam almost instantly. heal
ma soothes, cools and cures,
D. Sold by W. A. Hoffarth.
i Fowler NJ
We wish to say to our frient
" that they must not DO surprise
60 when they look over our little p
" per and see no display adds or I
professional cards and think tn
es there is no Dr.. Lawyers, and !
10 Merchants. Wonld specially say ,
els those who think Of coming AZ
ug locating with w, that there al
several Doctors. and several Me
chants and ~ fin, y school as a,
!. town has. ! have spoken this
ow order TO satisfy the many OF 0,
or trieads who think Of coming a,
rst locating near Us we hnve a nj
en- country around Norwood.
as Quo thing now we wi
A. u
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06

Prof Walker and Prof Mckinley we
understand went to Wynonia last Tues.
day evening TO attend an Educational
Institution
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06

DIR. Dade's Little Liver Pills
cure Liver ills.
Sold BY W. A. Hoffarth.
Fowler MO.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-06

We see loads Of apples on the streets
OF Norwood every day and no buyer
vii! there not some one take up tue
good work here and buy apples.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16
9utberau Nurmal Sdool,
Nabiiou. Rinn.

Sor en- fort Stb iioen bolot en-
neutrality-suspicious. en- Gale beS ct
9Grermsoe og rStalte bl, a., at ban
baabebe ben Sib mart ptlbe tomme.
at ineeit @ianosperion bolot StoIe /
2arooiitrifterne. San mette, at IN.
gen ung Wano booSe toget Of gisre
Der; tbi ban fitnoe tiene uler Eeuge
peO at saa ino / Sorretuiug oip.
Sligt Suaf al Ell, iom f~orpenteS at
bape npgen 8reie pna Iiot Of SfoIe.
n9ienet, fan life anoet emo ifoSe Sfo.
legierirgen.
Oct bar berne gartle Gang ON, at
9drneifolen er noget, Der er for imoat
for Ell Neunos @pner, at Der ingel
Srentio CT i Sfolen, og at Ser er an.
ore a~nleonineer til at fortiene mere
Genss. Der er iifterlig ingen Sp.
muntrirg for ben unse S9rer / fig
Gale. Siener life iltst til at neoiGtte
Sfolegierningen / Soils Sanfer?
Oct er ianbt, at Der er mange an.
ore Sing, bborpeo en- ing Iano fan
tIerre mer Yenge. Wen ri er 10 life
Der / geroeu ipecielt FOR BEN Sina Of
bIipe rise pna- Seroers 8oos. Eel
ier ofte no idaieSes, of bette er so.
peSidgen. 9en ulse utaa uoiIfnor!ig
iaa Oct Snbtrpf al Den belle SpHr..
aelie bmoe / Sfolen og Siemme:, al
Samtoler, Of 9egipeIrbeber, at Oct CT
Serfor, Ri er fdt mo / 9eroer, al ri
fan ooergno .anore / ioroife 9ien'
BONNIE. Si Tiger, Of en- Wtano bar
giort bet goot, mar ban her erbocc'
pct zig 8ense. gi p9rbiRtter en- 20 ,ir
efter bans iorotfe eien6ele; er ban
rig. iaa Tiger ri, ban er p9ro nleget.
Spis ban er iattig, iaa Tiger ri, ban
er life pRrot nogentiug.
Zen riseite Rauo / 9pen. / Goiin'
tpet, / Staten, ban biir omtnlt, %
oen unse Gut una in ben Sante, o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16
aoIano o. mpSe aamIe aienoinaer,

Holano % mgoe gamle R~lenoinger,
ibet ban for Here s(ar tilbage par oeit.
ne 0tenigbeos Srsaniit. Somme
Days aften gap "@lee Glubben" en-
Goncert / Storp 9itp, Saitor Bangs.
ness 8alo. 9ette par ben itsrite Sir.
febpgning, DC lang / paa bernie Sltr,
og Dog par oen fplot til srpnsieI, Tor
aoncertcn begpRbte. @iterpaa bIeo
Gangerne u~noerbolbte / 8reitesnnr.
oen. Zen islgertbe Dag boIoteS Sore.
bra9 os aoncert, iom ellers ~operult,
/ 9oSes Spnooetirfe, Tnitor Ssegen.
iens 8alo. s 9ooe blep "Gllbbert"
uitberbolbt / Sr. ". 8itlGifiens aieit.
frie Sus. Sire al Sr. 8ullifienS
Conner er @raouerter fra 2utber
College, Sra 9obe eff Reiien til
Soreit Gttp, bpor Gaitor &soipter er
Ireit. Ser eupes ben iibite 8oncert.
llngoomsforeningen paQS teSet bapbe
arrarteeret Ell Set ion Brofesiorerm
oe Sanger1te / Sr. Sboriers Siem
9Saitor pg Mtrs. Hsoi9ter bapoe giort
aft, FOR at Songerne if,iIbe baoe Spg.
&c al lit 9eisg.
Srren bar / martge Serieenber bel.
Ipffet. gaaSe Or. Shib og Yroies.
ior 0able bapoe siort lit til, at iua
fiinSe tie. Seniigten meO iaaoanne
8oncerttltre en- at gisre Ienigbeber.
ne befienote nleS Samfunbets Sfoler
% at sisre benz befienote meo bore
6eilige llttberife &oraler, iaapiot oct
Iaoer fig gjsre. Stor Tos FOREIGNER
Breiter og MenigbeosfoIf for BEN
@ieitfribeo os geIuilie, iom De bite
&c beisgenbe.
SorsSag oet Ste December gap sc.
mtnuriets mulifalife &refter en- Soon.
cert / Seninariets "0fltiic Sail" meO
asiiitanie al 1tisies Signe % amm
Gable fra ct. Saul OF Sr. Gospur
9lafer, 6. 6. '02 fra Ninneiota Uni.
p~erittet. &oncerteu bar meget pel'
Ipffet. Sier bsiteSe Iiis Si9ne
Gable pg Sr. 6. 9afer SiIbsrernes
gifalb. 9aaoe Soloiiterne, "@lee
Gl1lbben" og apartetten maatte 9ipe
@~rtrammmere. Ser bar "a. $50 till
Iteoe.
SsIgenSe Brogrum blep ubfsrt:
1. Sangerhilsen. 80. ......... Grieg
Male Chorus
2. Valdrisvise. .......... Behrens
Glee Club.
3. Horn Solo-"Evening STAR. Wagner
Mr.. c. Aaker.
4. Soprano Solo-"Beloved it is morn.
Awkward
Miss Signe DAZZLE.
S. Sjemannen.
Male Chorus.
8. Mixed Quartet. Selected
Misses Signe and Anna Dahle.
Messrs. Smeby and N. Ylvisaker.
7. Peasant Wedding March ..........
Sodermann
Glee Club.
s. Horn Solo-A Dream. J. c. Bartlett
Mr.. c. Aaker.
9 Wort Land .........J A. Josephson.
Male Chorus.
Refreshments.
Chen Seiret er ina epbt, bar Sin.
oenterne belt til rnl fornsiet Jig meo
at ipile Groquet, booraf hi bar to
set, - % "Sennis" life at for.
elemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16

zaI for -5sbfeIsoaaspoasn-. aVee 5ornsi.
rife BAR lee iRii ben buriisi iaienneui % fan
trogt fac, az ben CT en- ggre for ubai1sren ca
oa Ituoerer ben. Raa ct Bar unbtneeper n9r,
CT be mango oitaisr en- RRifs baite 2erier.
Raar bare Refie 9inie 25ee cifober % fsrffe
eiuis Ste Gopembsr tiie baooe parst. ba ecr
at bel. efier nit gfisn. selo oisie elmer ian
bel ~forfiaaes ret men fan enoHu lefiere nls.
bruses fsrfRresIist.
o. 6arftah. gcrfIann, Eatf1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-16

Refreshments.
Chen @eiret err ina epbt, bar 9Th.
oenterne belt til M fortrstet Jig meo
at ipille Groqret, booraf Ri bar to
Set, - % "Sennis" life at for.
elemme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-29
Children and Street Cars.

child ran in front of a 9th street car
yesterday and was killed The story is
simple, and by no means unfamiliar. The
me torman did all in his power to stop the
ca" and save the child, reversing his cur
rent and dropping his. fender. The fender
picked up the little one. and then by some
unknown means, the body was thrown to
one SIDE and II fell beneath the wheels
which crushed out the life. 1t is II pity
that the exact reason why the fender should
have worked thus cannot be ascertained
for. with that fact in hand it might be Dos
sible to lessen the danger by altering the
shape or style method of manipur1a ton
of the tenders now in use. 1t is difficult to
understand how a child picked up as it
was shown this one was, could be thrown
out again in a position to be tossed be-
meath the car. The more probable course
of body in such circumstances would be
TO the side free of the wheels.
II is gratifying to know that in this case
the motorman did everything possible to
save the child. To the extent that these
operatives are capable, careful men, the
public safety is secured. They are re-
quired to keep the closest watch upon their
tracks because of the possibility that at
any moment. without the least warning. q
child may dart forth from the curb to try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-29

charge Of manslaughter, the directors OF
the owning company. the so-called com
modore' of the fleet. who was in charge
of the boats equipment. the captain of the
steamer. the mate and the inspector who
pronounced her fit for service.
This is the sort of action that the cir
cumstances demand. 1t Is assured. of
course, that the accused will fight desper-
stely to avoid responsibility before the
grand and petit juries. The directors will
assert that the inspectors are accountable
for the sufficiency of the boats equipment:
the commodore and the captain will de-
clare that they looked to the company and
the inspectors and the inspector now
charged with neglect of duty will point to
the law and the prac,ice as justifying his
perfunctory service. All will declare that
the vessel burned too quickly to permit the
saving of the lives destroyed.
The public hopes that this shutting will
not avail to release the accused men from
responsibility. Each one Of the men In
volved was dealing with human lives and
each assumed. on accepting the position as
signed him. a share of the accountability for
those lives Now that disaster has occurred
each should be dealt with by the outraged
law as party to the criminal negligence
that has swept more than thousand peo-
pie to death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-29
Folk and the Boodlers.

The fresh Doodle revelations at st. Louis
emphasize the unwisdom of the proposition
to take Mr.. Folk out of the Missouri field
One might go even further and say that
they suggest that his greatest field for
usefulness at present IS the field he now
occupies, and not the state field. The gov
ernorship OF Missouri Is important Of
flee. and doubtless Mr.. Folk would fill 1t
we'll but It's influence in the correction or
such evils as have been uncovered at St
Louis Is neither great nor direct. The
office which Mr.. Folk now fills is of far
more Importance in that connection and
as filled by him Is the hope of the people
for better local government.
1t Is next to certain that the most mo-
mentous particulars of that St. Louis story
are yet to be told. What is known points
to widespread cons piracy and to con-
spirators of ability and power Work like
that is neither conceived nor executed by
little fellows. But exposure always lights
up the haunts and acts of the little fell
lows first. That has been true in this
case. and now the little fellows. influenced
by everyday human nature. are beginning
to give their masters away to the officers
of the law. An earnest following of the
trail thus struck should result in great
benefit TO the state and 10 the country at
large.
1t is hardly necessary to point out that
the best man to follow this trail is Mr..
Folk The progress SO far made has been
under his leadership. He has 1.-The lay of
the land and a knowledge of things in
general which no new man, however honest
and capable can hope to possess. The peo-
pie are crossing a stream and the PROPOSE
ton is to swap horses.
1t seems assured that Mr.. Folk will be
nominated for governor of Missouri. unless
the St. Louis convention next week nomi-
mates him for first second place on the
democratic national ticket In either event
he will be lost to the reform movement in
st. Louis. That he should yield to the
temptation for preferment Is natural. He
is d young man Of ability and ambition, his
rise has been rapid and deserved, his friends
are many. and his future seems bright But
the happiest men over his retirement from
his St Louis office will be the boodlers who
nave grown to fear him there. and who
will be in less danger from the day he does
retire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-29
Williams.

The announcement that John Sharp Will
liams has been selected as temporary chair
man of the St. Louis convention because he
is esteemed the best man in his party to
reply to Elihu Root will occasion the
newal to Mr.. Williams of the assurances
of the distinguished consideration of many
people. He has been very highly cOmpli-
mented. MIR. Roots speech was the feature
of the Chicago convention. and will be
striking feature of the campaign. Its circu
lation will reach high figures. 1t is lucid
and adrOit. the production of q great
lawyer and an accomplished politician.
If Mr.. Williams in his reply does any
where near as we'll for his party he will
not only be the star of the st. Louis con-
vention, but will become the leading demo-
cratic stumper this year. and requests for
speeches will crowd in on him. He has
only a week In which to prepare himself