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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

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''Mr Z II S";h"rn.' says 'he PRINCIPAL newspaper
organ 90 the theatrical syndicate. especially Mr.
g frrrIn:r, sails the Cedric today by
Mir Charles Ernhr1u special
chi.sh ,nscn". rally passes th. phoso-
ply. NJ L II SotE.-n sails wren xh... rl.ascs
he acts in whatever play he likes Ir. & Frchrar
Is his business agent purely. theatrical Napoleon
could ?" more .d-"rt' RI. So:h.-n sail upon ~.
Cedric than 10 ccU! direct him prncur. certain
TUNES "- produce certain play The Dragging o.
-ouldh. "-inTrt"-t theatrical boss should have i.s
limits Things have reached such pass actor
managed h. Nj FT"huaH 'alss trip abroad
oGt 'h' Frohrain ANNOUNCEMENTS proclan!ng that
went 20 consul. Nr. Fr"hEian ty Mr.. Froh,nans
orders. T's r'l.hr - certain f.ehi.
actresses. Ir'tty sirA changed stars who owe
h.'r smiE"Dc" entirely TO managerial good viii, h.;
viC1 u IS said az 4 Ike Ir Sothern his own
h- director his ov.:i Performers I, il
insult -o- only 20 HIM Int to the intelligence cf any
hriy with the mos; -u!.rnsu-iry Knowledge -. our
theatrical conditions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
DECREA~ING EXPORTS.

The Secretary Of tie american Stock Growers
Association. Mr.. r. W. iOmlinson. of Denver. show
the necessity for reciprocity treaties by some sirn
cant facts on the decline Of exports Gf meats
and other farm products. Our exports Of beef and
beef prOduc:s were in 1904 smaller than In any pre-
vious year since 1895. The exports Of hog prod
ucts Last year valued at S1Io0OOssO. 4 marked
decrease from the average Of recent years. though
this sum exceeded by S21 10000 the value Of the
tie.
Last year our exports OF meats to Germany
amounted to $l7.C00OOO. falling Oh from the pre-
ceiing year Of p per cent while in the exports Of
the same articles to the Netherlands the falling Oh
was per cent, to Belgium 10 per cent. to France
4. per cent.
This bad showing Is accounted for BY the system
attic boycott practiced against American meats by
these continental countries which have increased
their import duties doubled inspection and other
fees multiplied sanitary restrictions and raised
every barrier that ingenuity could sugges: to curta
the saIe Of American meat products.
Germany has passed law I" take effect next
February. provided satisfactory reciprocal treaties
not in the meantime negotiated. increasing the
duties fresh ard prepared meats from TIE United
States about threefcd. and on lard ard its ro.:i
pounds about - per which Will have the cifc;
of shutting out Amrican meat products altogether
from German markets.
Similar action is noted in France and il is feared
that these steps porrcnd further retaliation which
will destroy continental trade in meats unless
reasonable concessions made. OF course these
countries not placing These. restrictions upon
trade for spite merely. S.nce markets closed
them by the prohibitive schedules Of the Din:ley
tariff they driven I" shut their markets a=anS,
Us in self defense.
our onl: remedy is I" let down tle tariff bars 50
that trade in : we'll =" out.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
MMNS Y0U OUGHT 70 kNOW.
TIE SOlDlERS OF J1E Cross.
By GEORGE DUFFIELD.
BY GEORGE DCEFlEI.D.

-E'.csSa.ii. =. j.. Jul. isss. cnme q Of 'sts q
:a::.ily "f Anisrican hymn writer's He va: !.
ltis. in Nich!rnn ami In Iilinc.s H. is bs:r,-.l
il Detroit. The hymn for. which. above ali
.'r.l@...!rhis revival of iS,s !, was written as
.F- conclusion os a sermon and 4: quickly found
- way IL over tn English world and into
'i"r'u:n. latin and Other transiE ions. The
rr-hor gays tina; he fir, ,n.; IT, after irs com
position. as th- favoriie sens ef the Army VI
-" James in isSap
Stand nr.-s,ani up FOR Jesus!
y. soldiers of the cross:
1ift high his ROYAL banner,
u must not suffer loss:
From victory unto victory
Has army shall he lead
Til every Zoe L. vanQuiShed
And Christ is Lord indeed.
Stand up.-s,and Up for Jesus:
The trumpet call obey:
Forth to the mighty conflict.
In this his glorious day:
"Se that ar. insn. now serve him.
against unnumhered foes:
Let courage rise with danger.
And strength to strength oppose.
Stand up.-stand up for Jesus!
S-.ini in his strength alone;
The arm n! flesh will fail yolt-
!. dare not trUs; your own:
Pu: on the gospel a.moY.
And. watching unto prayer.
Where i?ty calls or danger.
Ee never wanting there.
Starh rn'-stand up fo- Jesus!
Tho :'r:!. wi! not nc long:
This day. IN. noise Of b,:fie.
Tic next. thu vicfors song:
t. him thar cvcrccuSrh.
y crown 81 life srsi; Le:
lie with the King Il. Glory
Shall r,:S:i cf.rna,iy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY ET'1'BIIc
Having shown tn. rest OF the wOrid TIE
best wav to fight VIXEN lighting mus; be
done. the JaIancse Eow evidently intend
To Civ. u few lessons to Occidental sa-
wants. Even while engaged In their ;r"-
mencOus srapplc with the Russian giant
they have ben proving that they can
handle the Instruments Of modern -cienc"
with the same rIase.rful originality that
they have exhibited III managing nod.r:
ba,f!eships and hish-pOwer slaughter ma
chimes.
Prince Yamashina has recently erec'e:
a mountain observatory. iiliei with a1-
paYafUS IF the very latest designs. for :he
study of al the phenomena OF the a;ros-
pher- ana the sfakinSs and shiveri:Ss o'
she eag;h's crust.
Already At this high perch o! japanese
science. which. with characteristic ini:.-
risiity has t:c: pia cd directly III the path
~ the terrible typhoors that sweep ap"n
th. island empire with "a menace NOR. 70
~. feared than that of Eoi->tvenskys iie"t.
"a singular discovery has been made. TINS
Is she. fact shat horizontal iIoveni. nis %.
III. earth's crust occasionally take place.
which may be felt ~, "a mountain top WIRE
Ou; being recorded at all "a; low levels IL
has been known for some tine that TIE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
IGNORANCE CAUSES SACRIFICE
OF LIVES OF MANY BABIES
BY LADY HENRY SOMERSET.

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY EEft Bi-lt-
There Is sr"wlnS impression ~ hl!s hl!
coUU-r: Thai every y"ii an "is"i ''1''
sd.f.!ic. oi infant If" l. na1e- oNinS -
thc as,o..Ss.uS iSucIaIcs which if.sa.'s
~. IN. subjec; of III. feeding of iniaht'-
l.. th. report .: The re seHi 70! a. ttE--
mission appointed 70 Ingu.f' mt" 'he
pHys.r.i t..t.r.nraticn ~ our y.Dpl" IN ="
j. "A r.cIrninc ;.tidtiur t!.ai a syss' iiir "a
course u: Instruction b. gwen u EiTis il
their Con;inuatio classes on IN" ii'''-ss'7'
Of infant feeding and i.iana.;, NJ ~
Evidence was given 'hs; IN the "f'f :
,n;t,.laf.a parts .f our city IN" women is'i /.
NJ time 20 aOUrisn then infants. al. t!at'
the mortality among Cfi!d:.r 'Fiiii'i1.iI
!.. ~9s very sr'ai- IhiS n.E.'ct AZ
from the fact that mothers hay" 20 " q"
.s soon - ro<sllJ.. after 'hs 'irfr Gf q
child. and tha. anything thai deih'ns them
from their hrsa!-~.1rinc OccHitttpn- f'-
G,.ca< tt.. 2. ni.y often 10 starvation .-t!f.i
t-rI.r .h.se circumstances u - "h.r"ii-
,ha. the alternative /! od becomes ~ the
utmos: i!.ip-'snce
inquiries have lately been t.t on foot az
.o ~. purity of ;hs milk sol; To the poor +;
witch has To-. 20 startling r.v"iH'i'ns ~
the :.i;ls sold 10 the binds'f poor. - =
cent ~. III. shorS in one d,str!c' are t"..h'
30 have sanitary def.cts .' 'N'a..- - ;
riars 7, n.- cent contained the No's,
fo-ra. u contamination
Ags!-- when :hs milk arrives a' ne
hn't-. ~ TIE ,.iv.r. /; /. sxroSed go very
81, q. iaiI--. o-.e .--'i's source 81 d'sssse
t~.ny -h- bottle with tho lo.S :. .cdi,ic
,u.e which e. -hs scirior % one - e.'
es---t r,hy.ic.ans sto1l1 y rihf" =
legal >. he'Fav. - ia IN France and ~
sr--e c'.-ez - Nrr-TiCa-
y-i-h al iris ~. Nv -rini- tc-r-rf;i'e'l
.. ,-fss. I1y.f1-f'- .a'.r- hcs-fHl We
-s : -eaf.fe 'r:z-i- no y % or hn7r tsis
TIE --a1-bis is .ra- w nav 1o- -.
'.r--.sf y. .. etfarusf - or q sS7Te9 sf'-I
,-----0-s--, =. $780, ,Te Saus~. e'ti go
.-r-.,- So Ia asis-.r- 20 ~ --srt - r
...g. Z. - F-rts--S 80. ~ c!i - Nfin
-. ..-.-.--e-,f;-- e. ts'fE- 't'- CU-f s'.i'
-ssxs - rr --'f.-- - 7rNff
-. bo--irei Will g 80 r-s' p, ~
r.-s - r.--'.--s' = - '-'9'r-. y .S
,--s,,-s r.----r-r - r--r- 49, .N- ffS-<.t-
s-.v A-v. "a -,t=cs a .r'- 80 --''s -''S
,--t.-. :h~ o-:- ~rS~.''c- - -" 'i--e-
I,1-o-e,r r-i--@-y So.~ - caste ~ az:
c----~ f;r;~~
..--,- = 80 --ssiu-- - --r~ NIX ~sl.-A
=. - sa.'~r r-1-Tu r7i-- - s.''t-rv tas
--ra- 4----'- cn-lsi,,c-s S@c1 |'sv3'et: s-'~
s.r co-stt.usr. T.a.-s e-f -h~r A-or-h' 90
-e-i~- s-7i- ~ yayv;-~ -,c-o-s'c-s w
ss,r-i-'a.~ a. s.- 20 nos-'bie 'he 'liv-.. Q
n-uit-- .roni'><i by kafzre through hsf
aprs,lrsss' source
Scisass - ssesafly shown a. shae ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
JAPAN HAS ENTERED UPON
THE WARFARE OF SCIENCE
BY GARRETT p. SERVISS

surface OF the globe IS continually affected
by minute movements. but the japanese
are taking the lead u! the systematic in
ves,iS:tion of these strange ouiyerinSs cf
Old Mother Earth
Such devotion TO pure science is suf-
f,icisn: proof that the awakening of ih"
Japanes. people. which has ass,opished
tn. world. IS a deep intellectual movement
an; not :. mere passing passion for novel;
ties. or a temporary Impulse to grasp at
immediate practical advantages. 1t means
a great deal that Prince of the royal
blood. sprung from an Asiatic people.
should give his time. energies and money
10 'he ssjablis hHnent of a center Of modern
scientific research. One of the latest calls
for aid sen; forth by European and Amer
lean :scisrc,. has heen in behalf ~ th.. ex
p,o.ation of III. upper atmosphere. where
In. IL Is now evident. the secret of the
laws Of the weather. an! of storms. Is tn
he sought. and Prince Ydm1SGiiia.s oh
serrato-y ON the summit Of Mount Tsu
kuiss j. a mos, practical answer To that
call Fifty years from now it will prob
ably appear 4 more admirable. monument
" the new birth of Japan than any that
marks q battlefield.
C1ryrigh- I-f5 BY ". r. Hearst Great
britain Rrst- Reserved.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
INDISCREET RUSSIAN PRESS
SHOULD NOT DELAY PEACE
BY MRS. JOHN A. LOGAN.

The comments Of n retired Admiral Of
the Russian Navy ,o the effect that ''fsus
s;a is not a maritime country. and that
the Russians are not a maritime people.
are So sound that Il would seem IL should
make some impression.
H.. claims that their only needs OF a IA
val character ere torpedo Gestroyers for
h.Ybor degtnses. which Is assuredly corr
rect. They can never sustain "A navy
big enough to send TO foreign seas to con-
tend with the navies o! other countries
differently situated geographically. and Vt
seems madness FOR Russia to insist .'ocn
maintaining Il seaport like Por, Arthur or
any other Of liz. character Her strength
lies In lard forces. and they have been
fearfulIy depleted IN their war with ia
pan.
Th. situation Of the Russian Army 10,
day Is pathetic beyond words: and shonin
another engagement ensue through uia-
tory peace negotiations. II will be dep!"!.
an.e The pleaGnSs Of humanity shoulo
E.. heard above the cEiinOrS or the pFesS
or the court. zans vi the court.
The millennium may not be near at
hand. hut thi, IL All age Of peace. Tn.
horrors Of needless sacrifice of human NE
and the atrocities OF war are incofnpatibie
with the civilization ard humanifaTianishi
Of the Tw. ntieth Century.
Cnpyrirh, rp6 by ". II Htare GREAT
Britain Rights Reserved
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
SENTENCE SERMONS

Worship is but the voice o. love
Duty ia door to delight.
Love and pain arc seldom far apart.
Some n>n would he most miserable
without 'he!r riiscrlss.
You canr y aiivsrt.s" ,n.n into affection
for tie Almighty.
He who loves men needs not to pray for
power TO love Coz!
D.sir,e-.st.I men get Tire creates, IN
teres-.
Tn. Lord have mercy on the boy with a
sal.iiiess !attcr.
Hidden sins canno. he healed
You never find beautiful life with
toas;:Ul lips
lie who would DO d;vin. work mis-, no.
be afraid of dirt.
Nothing proves culture better thar kind
ness.
Warn, friendships sr. no: likely 70 he
fused in heated arguments
This world needs neN impulse. more
than n.w ideas.
3Sse men :Tns zine that q H,zie IN hIs.-
ness f1:a.shss a fitting for IN. ministry
A good deal Of p'gs.>hncss goes urss:
the nam. o: r-:ncip's
IiHe IS b1. cur nam. for that which the
great Master rla- call :ie first lesson.
II takes more than milk ard water 90
max. the Yre~h.sSs % Moses
The world always VII. choke on re-
iirtcn mad. o;.t .; rhii0sophles frs. pet-i-
fed and then p1!y.:.zsd.
No graa Is f--ci tn oversee ac- great
work aho cannot overlook sOa3e s.aai!
things.
TIE Judgment l. ro:A likely 20 ask
How many sNc.. did YOU wear ot,: in
~or.s Of loyel fnEn How many pay.
s.s .i yoa o~cr7 HENRY r CDPE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

old idea tina: The nourishn"rt provided fN-
r creature which Is endowed with fouv
st"InachS Is BADLY likely - be suitable:
fer Il f..t!" infant vho possesses but one.
~ :; happy coin cif!euc" the rcw hosr!fs!
g built on ;Sr breezy u! lands Of Hamp-
stead. known ~. yale o' Health
In thc matter of feeding. again. l.nv-
rdrc" - famptHi. mother will SIT ~
an East Eld home with her pGny baby
- her krc" and feed IL from hor plate ~
u!rk' = O. 'risi FISH. AMI boast about H.
saying. '''TEcr iv" as ". do No won
t..- that ~ and ty. when such children
crOE Up. 7 b1T. seen lif:ie ragged asni-
zSn az Tho -irus ~ = country holiday
hone. '-y i.e-.f -. there l. no .irn"ft sal
mon Dr salt hisatsr for supper. 40 won
= sr -i.y are diseased ard ricIe.-.
s'ri-.ir dome etic i-sorlpstsnca has
rsIcacs. - 10 st. and ~ Is tine that Cd
I.atiDrr iiT'1 w-ra .i'Ye 20 the fact ;ha.
the most rs.'ul '.1J. ladge Of all mus. T.,
the k..uuir rt,-e ttssf makes men ard wcrc-
uTg. r-ft ID the sCi' nee ~ daily life for
a rs"v ~ y = Practically withheld
Ca-Yri<ht To- ~ " " Ea.--t Ct,a.
E.i.s.n rights r".~rNsf
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

WRITTEN E,,c TIE SUNDAY Er:rr.EILc:

WRITTEN F.E TIE SUNDAY EEPrBI.Ic.
From some of III. comments of the press
Russia Ss-sns ~ Esucr afflicted AS oIh.'
countries by an iNIisc:.et press. A!lusions
To fr.siiea; Roosevelt as \ broker ami
''an ally of Japan" come in very bad
grace from a people for whom the I'Tesi-
dent Oi the United States has interpossd
without any expectation GG receiving co.lI
I,sHsattOn bSnef; but the qualification
one naturally feels for having done a
kindly act that may bring peace and hap
p:neSs To- a distracted nation.
Fortunately for the futur. Of Russia
thes. iniudici1us publishers are greatly IN
the minority: besides. they are not in posi-
tions io give good advice or make wise
comment on the motives of the advocates
Of peace. II they Were a little better m
formed as to the actual condition ~ the
Russian army and navy in the Orient
they would certainly be found arIcns the
advocates Of the cessation Of ho>tii:tIes.
The men at the font. who have been m
during the rrivatiors ani ia;e of war.
are she better judges II what Is IN Etore
for Russia In the far East.
II kas been freely hirted that the un-
precedcnted disaster TO Russia In the ma
val engagement was due To the co'icf-
t:ons u! the s:iips-thcir mea-cr and i!sef-
ficient equipment and the discouraged and
despcndent spirit Of the men who manned
the vessels. which amounted. II Is Claimed.
To almost an open mutiny.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
i.nycs nr ii -. ;n...s inv..,re.s

Replying +" tie Kansas City complaint that the
biz packers get ali the benefit NJ Inspection hy
the Bureau "f Animal Industry. Secretary Wilson
makes III" r"c'l point that ii nu-i.t not io he
s.ry Ia have Government inspection for the l"cal
trade. That. Il. well says is matter for ,h. local
authorities. they cosli maIl.e with very little
iruuisl. ard expense Th. further point that the
cost "f Inspection should 'c paid ''y the packers
-h" ic.ei; by it j.. also. well made. The c.rtif-
cate "f Inspection is help in marketing. the meat
and the I,cr animal is triiin..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13


, ~ to take SIN, le proposition and
carry II jE-s. =, -e-..c,. Sl,.i
O:hcr St:,s 4 -. - s;;r--cs - poss cia.
"r thrOIg. IS -2ry processes &c P.,s-
sih!c. IN - 49, "a ~, t.s-s 20. .ys
grasp a. .-s = --Sc.--.t -.2, S.cpse..iCn
and perce-ve- -.@scns " 2,he-' :syei-
0pncu.s rL,, ::,:nI retains; c.,;i.::;cu u,.
Oi ;h.. subject 90 10 gees 2.crs.
Professor Foster viii li,ciy this
method to III. simpler FORMS "f iIicehc-
ms.tics ard py. :; few Lessons ia
readers ~ Th Republic by way of
srS--Stir'. 10 teachers AMI p,r"-.s.
Any inG--;.IeS 2rITc>Sei Ia Professor
F"stcr ,--r- Of Tire Ecp'.hIic. Will b.
answered. /: Individual answer * dc
sired. inCioSe sia:;p.
In our t.r., lesson we found :he SIN,
cf .nc-hIIf plus "ac-t.:.ri rlus one
quarter iy reducing 4" fou: differ
ert cVE:-:o;f Il. ,n.n;:o-s. namely.
iwelffhs. iIaivcs. foir;hs ani thirds
Again TIE same students Will present
the same :ro;Ssi:!On.
Nellie sees n'' new way. Hence she
changes to ;-ei'ihS. as before: One
half pi',s ore-th:rd plus unc-fcurti,
equals six'w-if,f,s plus !oCr-twelfth:s
plus q rc--:wei:ihs equals thirteen
iweif,hs equals one and cne-tweli,h.
Arsw.g
Tom 'Ss fcnrd IL in rinfhs: One
half plus ";Ir-third p!us One-!ourth
equals tour and cre-ha.f nirjhS plus
tErcc-ri-s.:; r!r> tw" ard rne-fourth
E!nthS equals G.Tc and ihrte-fcuvtl.S
nin;hS equals one plus three-fouTt',S
os cIe-:i,i:;. EQUALS on. ani enc
twelfth. Answer.
Dick. II .i.ntias, cHc-iialf plus one
:.iirtl p,t.: onc-;oIrth equals four
eiSi.fhS yluss tvsC In': ;wo-taiTsiS ,iclitbs
Plus tvG-.t=it:Es .Iu:I!S eight an! two
thirds ai.iihs ,t.;;a.s CH- plus two
thirds of ore ..cht,! c4ug!s one and
sn.rtwglf,h. Answer.
Harry HIS r.,;rC'd 20 sovc?ths: One
half piu< CHe-t.i.r6 plus cne-:cur,!I
elc;I!s three and oi!c-h:f s.v-nths
riuS two an; o,.-:lir! seyrr;es s'iTS
one a!i.i jlIr.. -four;hs ssvcrjhS "ruffiS
seven am: SyV-Htwrlfths s"vcnths
equals one plus veT-iwcl!ths Of one
seventh equals one and Ore-t"e!ith-
Answer
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

q [. n. Meaaeo0esy and place equally attractive.
Ard don't forget the thrilling and alto cether alb
sosbiag seoey OF Kah Gref. the man with the sixth
sense
next Sundays Magazine to read which b to laugh
'ciear down In your boots"
Minna Thomas Antrim. Mrs. Grace walderseim.
W. King Stone. Margaret MerinEton. Charles ".
Holder and several others contribute to make next
Sundays number one Of notable quality and interest
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
1rfosess.
: 3 KisHr IN Chicago Ecco-t-Hcrald.

= Kise- IN Chicago Record Herald.
= Tv-o women Ny a backyard fence.
THeiT shadows long upon tn. grass
Whore what which. how when Why and
''whenc-'.
Two by backyard Ponce
!rrYasSior.i. eager and in;ens.
Land sskes:'- hin her he" .she''-alas
Two b. n backyard fence
Treir shadow long upon ~. gas:
Two women by a backyard fen-e
o-~ clothed i- gray =. blue:
The future. p=st ari .resen; tens.
Two - backyard rrrce-
possess the sfft immense
TO tel wo-li al ttat tssy k--x,
Two by bs-kya-l fencr
clothed = gay ard =. hin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

The United States Fi>i; Commission ::ccor.!S Mis-
souri, frat rank IN. great bil'fro: State Of the
Union. for which may bc thankful. Eu, the
Ges'i"n "f contemporary that the Missouri bull
fro: can ever take rank with The Missouri hen is
diS!oyai His legs make good enough ineai for those.
who like H. hut dyed :n he wool Mis>ourian Ger
'anly DO fik"r will accept it is Il Peru.ancnt
substitute. for fried chicken.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
The HS<ir.0 " -.

Ere. mem, s-s.aa. r-a.
catch a CRATER by tie toe
n he Rollers. lst h..n sa.
Enc meme. r.ina. GO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
PRIEST HELPS SAVE NAN
BURIED ALIVE IN TRENCH.
prrrrLc Ro rsI

RFrT-EIIr SFC fSL.
Sas;u.hsras- Pa. Aug ;,-whre q au-r-
be- ol r.sa were diSEi5S a sewer S;fch
ihs. bank eaye3 IL ard imprisoned f~o
~c-sri.s Cz~ ass -oo, found &c te csa1.
tuf a ,Trns. was ,nz:s &C. the o:s~r Wao
vs. si4H s.lv-. After Ss.rT i.nprisoneI
three hocrs re Mas finally free: Ard
,ak~. 30 ,he hosp.tsl. nhere u was sad
h. val! I've. The fac: thar this man SSs
taken on; alive /. ls-zeiy due % she Rev
s=end p =. BSo3e..ck . Catholic priest.
Who stood IN sh- dt;eh and directed the
e&ort0 of the 0ea.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

F-'-l." IT'S
said ;he teacher. yho had be.a dsecrssinr .t.
ah.ts o: bars what Is The nereesr polar
r.s.o-s johnny
'-Hhy----c-----' starzr-erea IoharY
Gone. eou', you -e-ns-,ssr- The ,.cy--
Oh sue, ,h- -c,ecss-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
SUNDAY. AUGUST L.. 1885,.
. ->u.at:oa Da-i.- Jr,v

y. T.. Carr. Business Manager Of Tne 50. Louis
Republic. being duly sworn. says that 'h" actual
run.l,-r or full and complete copies -: The Daily
ard Sunday Republic printed during the moarh o:
July. 1906. al! Ia uiar editions sched-
u b..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
Poetry b dying . natural death - knowledge mul
tplies and culture Increases.
LOVE.

Although love Is always the same Il Is Infinitely
various strange to say and therefore ever interest
| ing. Love Is always love. bu; ycu can never tell
what i Is going to do next. Ii behaved rather di-
| vertingly "Wednesday in New York harbor, when
Annie OShaushEessy. an humble s:avey bu; an ex-
allied vc;ary Of Cupid. JUMPED overheard from IN
Erie ferryi:uat. Miss OShaU U:,cs. made the leap
fully Of mind :" end her ..:. tc,;nsc her steady.
Mike. who was railroad mar. had failed tn ii:e
good h.s promise e. wed Eut IL" lad the
lady struck t;- Hel,espcnt tan she changed hcr
mind an struck vi-o "il>!. S.I. s-;:m aho,:;
until some lighter threw her rope. VIXEN
she consented TO b" dragged s',"re. Before jump
Ing. however. from the fe-ryoar She had lett her
handbag In the cabin. In III, i.a- were number
| Of letters from Mike wIc1 e.t,e;l ,hu.:
ITO my loving i"vc. frnm hoy loving love. with
lots Of love. from Mike
Mike certainly speaks the language Of love. He
q poet and q sentimen;a!isi well as = roman
Ger. He sings of the very ecstasy "f E,vc. with
q shepherds tongue. He carols lie Is as eloquent
ans: musical the laureate who sang. -. love.
love. love" No wonder lady s:yain back hear
more Of II. His m,,s:c bound her to life rs q poor
prisoner 81. twisted gives. She could not go. his
loving love- while her loving love singing about
lots Of love Mike has haic her love: he has ba.l,
her live. Mike ought To mike good once. and
sing to her in the words Of The immortal Ben King:
- Love. lot Gs io,n win n love that loves.
Loving with lcve forever.
I:cn describes both ;he disaster Of misplaced CT
nisit affection and the joys and bea,i,U.!cs Of i
properly adjusted and harmonious pair cf hearts:
Eor love .tla; loves TO, the love /;
should love
7i"l a vii!
i:Gs when loves .ovc tiis !c-ah'. love.
I-.,- loves wi;:, a 'ov- - BEST.
Az! This !o..-o.n:. :ov able. iove as; ting
love
Love ~ pure ;o.e's iov..'-ess
Mike probably EInws his own business and is
;>kin: fer any advice bu; something may ls
said behalf III the public in this affair. II Mike
doesn't hook up Miss O'Si,au:hnessy AMI do the
right thin: hy her 1T good many people will
h. disappointed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
TO-DAY IN ST. LOUIS.

RON The Republic -: Aug - 1850
Si-l> rii.tr.,i. "a. Long ard Assist
a,t 'i':r"r'- rGen. TeUten5e-x
c-'-l; .st t'r examination o.
-cf''i t'-.cfrl-s f1F :hc ensuing .t,u-
@ .G-rt st.so-
'1.0-F. . - Rogers. cere~.I
:rsI1s.: of q. --i-c.. road -e-o-.-
- f4p .ars iTSs .Sr -.se first --.eg. II,
Hnr'..t - 2--.t1 ar increas.
".+ i-c D.. v.fl.s ..ls.
c-sur : u Tr.. os 'h~ MIS-
ssrI..i. Sa.irT fr-tiet-'fJTsi 1oc!.-
- aY1s';-.-.'t-, completion % ar
F.ir=sf-rr fCr tse ii<rla- - 20
- .C 'a as Hall September
p - WilI'.tgs II. Williams
-.-f.r .s' '~a1 -i-n made a habit o.
- i-------:iS .nsrke;s and nia-ke.
'o!as.' a ~. Sorer. general SUI
re- .rf-It-- 1t - ~. Iron No,:rfaic
r.s9slc"a sa,riDSz OF That road
'nr IT, :TSt week Ia ACr.,lss as
William y. Sc.ter received IRE
fFT- a1i- 81 co:-on Sro-- .h- South.
IL arriving fessg cnn ,uo-sb ,a,ac
'Nrn ;h.' OF the prevss,;s year II
Tas ~c.1 on the exchange nccr for
,. cents ena vas e..sses! as mid
~ rrsd.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

You canr ,. aivsr,:s" men into affect!
fo- the Almighty.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

He who loves men needs not to pray n
power TO loye Coo!
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-13

D.sir,er.s,ei men get the greatest IN
teYes..