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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1905-12-21

smoothly down just as she did 60 years
ago when she was married. She is a
clerk In the War Department and goes
to work every day.
The per capita expense of taking
the Census Of the United States has
risen from 8 cents to FL cents, which
seems to be unnecessarily steep. Di-
rector of the Census North seems to
think that he can cut this down sever
al cents head In the next Census.
Good gracious! Why, this is perfect
ly awful! The National Child Labor
Committee has been meeting in Wash
ington this last week, and they have
been doing some mighty good work,
according to their reports, for they
have forced several States to enact laws
against the employment Of children OF
tender years in any way whatever. But
certainly Mrs. Florence Kelley, Of New
York. did give us a black eye and a
to this. will you. and reflect. for 1t is
true all right, no matter how startling
" unpleasant dose it is:
I'VE stand among the lowest of the
civilized Nations Of the world in point
Of caring for our children, and the in
difference Of our people i'm considering
the child-labor question attests the
truth OF the statement" said Mrs
Kelley, who is a perfect whirlwind OF
an orator. 1--WE are not in the same
class as England, France and Ger.
many" she continued. I'VE are anx-
ious to learn of the progress in the de-
struction OF the boil weevil in Texas
of the size OF the lobster crop in Maine
or Of the condition of the trout streams
Of Wisconsin,; but what are we doine
for the thousands Of children who are
made slaves of greedy mill owners and
who are growing up utterly untitled
for citizenship and the responsibility OF
rnanhood?"
1t Is a crime to put little children al
any kind of work. There are plent,
Of us who believe that children, like
pigs, should eat drink, sleep, and PLAY
til, they develop. To many children
the schoolroom Is little less than g
prison up to eight years Of age. Noted
professors have stated that the child
who is surrounded by intelligent peo-
pie, and whose play Is intelligently di.
rected, with a few lessons in between
while he IL gently led along learning's
path by absorption rather than by stuf.
fing up to the age Of IL. will develor
phenomenally from that age on till hii
education is completed. They say tina,
early study and early burden-bea
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1905-12-21

Baron D'Estournelles de Costan
President of the French Parliamentar,
Arbitration Group, has received a let.
ter from President Roosevelt acknowl-
edging the gift from the Arbitration
Group of rare edition of the Mem.
oires OF the Duke of Sully, Chief Minis
ter of King Henry Nv.
The gift was significant, as the Mem.
oires explain that the Kings design wa.
to form a pacific union of all the civil
ICED nations. The inscription reads
ITO President Roosevelt. Those Mem
cries of Your Precursor"
President Rooseyeits letter speak,
of the exalted patriotism of Henr,
w, and his justice and fairness TOWARD
other countries.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06
Sc alqui1an
La SaStreria de mOda

En- ell acreditado establecimiento de
de Don Gerardo Meri
no, Sc scaba de recibir TN surtidc
excelente de casimires franceses, in
gleses. lanlllas. franelas Ge Ultima
aovedad para la estacion del Calor
lriles mallorquines y catalanes y cha
lecos alta novedad y de dolores varia-
d1simos.
Fin telas para forros y etc., hay tam
bien un surtido extraordinario.
La prontitud, Ell esmero en- la con
feccion y FL corte elegante que es el
distintivo de este esta blecimiento de
SASTRERIA. le han conquistado e
envidiable credito de que goza, real
zado ahora por las grandes 1mporta
clones de telas acabadas de recibir.
Sc hacen trajes la medida, desde
IS 1900 hasta S 5000.
Una vista al esta blecimiento. es |;
|mejor manera de convencerse.
Fortaleza 49, frente al BoLET1N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06
|UltimOs librOs recibidOs
Agenda de Bufete
para el ailo 1906.

La Expiaci6n de un Conde, POI c
Braeme.
La Nueva Magdalena, por i'd.
Hacia ell Ideal, por Leon Tinseau.
Claros de la Luna, Guy Maupassant.
Nuevos cuentos populares, por A.
Trueba.
El Vizcaino 6ngido, por Miguel Cen
vantes Saavedra.
Ira tado de Patologfa y Terapeutics
comparadas del hombre y amman
les domesticos, por ell professor
DR.. Georg Schneidemiihl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06
Manifesto ObrerO

Nos ha manifestado el leader obrer'
lon Jose Storer, que en- breve hari
ircular an manifesto do propaganda
sm1nentementeo obrera, que hara circu
ar profusamente por todo el pals, sa-
liendo luego la isla con el fin de ra'
tificar por medic de conferencias pf-
blicas los conceptos del manifesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06

das sus horas: 1Que desgracia
do soy!-murmurO rO;-recOrdan
do los amos pasados, no halle
ningun dia que haya s1do m1o.
Ell entouces hubiese querid'
renacer para ser hombre vulga
Y obscure; va era tarde; su ul-
timo pensamiento tiene Ell amar
gor de la cicuta.
Ell misticismo opone IL
muerte la impavidez del hierro
San Bonifacio cae asesinado POI
los barbaros a orillas del Burda
v diciendo a los sacerdotes y
hombres de armas que le rOdea
ban Y quieren defen 1erle: "Te
ned valor en- este brevisimo
trance de la muerte, para que
podais entrar en- el reino eter-
no." Y Juana de Arco balbucea
"Jesus" y expira entire llamas
sin hacer una mueca.
Ell orgullo y la dignidad pre-
excelentes de ciertos cargos. in
funden analogo temerario he
roismo. Vespasiano no quiere
acostarse para morir. "Un EN-
perador-dice-debe morir en-
pie" Y D. Alvaro de Luna,
viendo ell garabato donde su ca
beza habia ser colocada, respon-
de al verdugo: "HaRan de ella
10 que Quieran: despues de yo
muerto, ell cuerpo y la cabeza
NADIA son." Con otras var1as
frases de despreocupacion y bi |
zarria que escandalizaron al SEN
clio cronista Fernan Perez, sc
gun ell cual, "los autos que aquel
dia tizo ell condestable e las pa
labras que dijo, mas perteneclan
a fama que a devotion"
Hay despedidas acerbas, "iOh,|
virtud, no eres mas que IN sue-|
fo!-exclamo Bruto. Gregorio|
VII, va al borde del sepulcro|
tamb1en comprende la ingrati- 1
tud de los hom hres y la mutt
lidad del sacri6cio. He segu1do|
la justicia y huido de la iniqui-
dad; por ESQ muero en- ei dest1e-
rro."
Ell gran Saladiuo despierta d. e
su tltimo letargo para pregun
tar: "1Tardara mucho en- anna
necer?" Es ell mismo violento
anhelo de vida que hace grita1
Goethe: "lLuz. -. Luz! -. Y
decir a Rousseau. aquel infati-
gable amador de la naturaleza;
"Llevadme la ventana, quiero
yer eli campo.
Las angustias del moment
defnitivo, tam oien hallan en- e.
amor un poderoso arrjmo y con
suelo. Alfieri dice a la de Al
bany: "Aprietame la mano; M
muero." Bajo la lluvia de plo
mo que los canones vomitaba1
en- Trafalgar, Nelson pide' "Un
beso." MozaIt, eternO enamO
RADIO de su arte. balbucea alu'
diendo, sin duda, a una melodli
que va no owe bien: "Repite.
repitela." Byron espira tran
ouilo. feliz de ha.lar el repo>o
que su tempestuoso vivir no co
nocio: "Ahora dormimOs"-dice
Rabelais no sc traiciona nun
ca; su muerte es alegre como ST
vida llena de risas; "Bajad eI
telon, amigcs-exclama miran
do a los qu- le rodean-pues |,
representation ha concluido
Franklin, que habia conquest
su epitafio comparandose con I'll
libro viejo y redactado un tesla
mento humoristico donde lega
ba su baston de maDzano sllves
tre al general Washington, n
cede en- desparpajo y buen hu
NOR al autor de "Gargantua;
:Componedme la cama-dice-
para MORN con comodidad. "
= Mirabeau, cuidadoso. a fue
de orador, de la dignidad de
ademan mDere SOnrlendO d1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
THREE MILLIONS A YEAR
FOR THE MlKADo,

The emperor's yearly expense of
living is limited. For this purpose he
draws s3.0oo.000 from the national
Treasury His personal wealth is not
20 be spent on his own living. so that
s.. 100000 is really his yearly salary
as manager of the country. He has
got 70 pay out of il some 1.o03 EN-.
ployes The lady-in-waiting is said
10 De paid $3.50 monthly. / have no
doub HAT even q washing gigi IS paid
about $50. Japan is a country whore
a lab0ring mans wages are not more
Than 80 cents daily. Tie chief cook
OF the imeprial palace IS paid 5000
pes month
The emperor's daily fare IS Japan
csc. He is perfectly satisfied. for
breakfast. as q common Japanese is.
with a bowl If bean soup and . few
similar dishes. But his dinner usual.
u appears in splendid style. n some
twenty eoarsez. aiihoush he always
denounces Il a. a useless extrava.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

six weeks, is slowly improving. Dur
Ing his illness he lost little daugh
ter, and taken altogether has been
passing under the ruthless rod of at.
Fiction
Mrs. Daniel Hogan has been quite
sick the past week, but at present is
improving.
Mrs. Friganza has been in quite
feeble health for several days. and
While her condition is somewhat i'm.
proved, still She is regaining her
wonted Yigor ra her slowly.
James helms Of ITllin, longtime
citizen Of that section, who has spent
the winter prospecting in Central
Mississippi. arrived here at noon
Tuesday on his Journey home. He
iumpci ont OF d midsummer climate
into a seyero snaw storm--a dis ance
Of $50 rnilss-in about ten hours. He
declared that the sudden Change of
climate ninched smartly and put the
goose bumps in evidence,
Bob Olmsted has temporary situ,
alton in the En erprise cffico Bob
is an old timer at the case and a
faithful veteran typo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
OHIO WOMAN
POSED AS MAN
AND PROVED AN EXPERT BAR
Der IN BALTIMORE SHOP
FLED WHEN HER SEX WAS
EXPOSED.

Baltimore, Md, Jan. 25.-The start
ling discovery was made today that Q
supposed male barber in the employ
Of Frederick Rlebe., 3OS North Eu
taw street, was a woman who came
u his city from Johnstown, O., RE
bel advertised for a barber and a
stranger about % years old, giving
the name of William Leonard, vas
put to work.
The supposed man proved to be an
able toncorial artist and Rebels best
customers were turned over 10 Leon
ard. The stranger was well built
with brown eyes and closely cut
brown hair. While "his' actions al
times we're effeminate, "he" had a
deep voice and could smoke cigar
cites and drink whiskey like a vet
eran.
Leonard seemed to enjoy the com
pany of Howard Chew, q colored boot
black employed in the barber shop
and it was duegFo the latter that the
sex Of the woman was discovered
Rebel was appraised of the fact by
The colored hoy. but during the night
Leonard had effected an entrance
20 the barber shop and had remoy-
ed mis- razors and scissors and disap
reared as mysteriously rs "he' came.
During the time Leonard was en-
aloyed in the shop he was rather
1ncommunicatiye ANA was quite I'm
civil TO some of the customers. lie
lid tell Rebel, however, that he
came from Joanstoyn. o., had travei-
el over 900 miles during the past
year by beating his way around
he country on freight trains, and
that che had worked as barber IL
a number of places.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
BELKNAP.

jan. "a, 1905.

Jan. "a, 1905.
MIR. Ben Evers Of Thebes, is his
fathers visitor this week
James Atkins Is on the sick list
at this writing.
Miss Bessie Williamsoa OF Creal
Springs, is visiting relatives at this
place,
Our revival ne, els !.
attenGSl. T,o G.. 2o~,s Aaaiiy
night;
A gentleman representing the
Kansas City Whisky company last
Tuesday entered our city and began
taking orders for whisky. He was
arrested by our city marshal, who
took the lad to Vienna, where he
gave bond for his appearance in court
later on.
Burt Burris was in our city last
week in the interest of the telephone
company Of Vienna
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank HENDERSON died Friday night
with pneumonia fever. The bereav-
ed family have the sympathy of the
community.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
HARD BATTLE
IN PHILIPPINES
TEN LADPoNEs KILLED, SEVERE
FIGHTING CONTINUES - OUT
LAWS CAPTURED WIFE AND
CHILDREN OF GOVERNOR.
PY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Manila, Jan. 2G.-In q battle this
morning Thursday near Siland be
tween a detachment Of scouts ant
constabulary and 100 armed Ladrones
who. under the leadership of the out
law. Felizaroo, attacked San Frances
co De 2falabon, province of Cayite
last Tuesday night, Ten Ladrones
were killed and seven taken prison
ers. No casualties among the scouts
and consiabulary. Severe fighting
continues.
In their attack on the town Tues
day night the Ladrones captured the
wife and two children OF Governor
Trias. These, together with several
native women prisoners, were seen
with the Ladrones this morning, bur
an attempt to rescue them was msuc
Cessfll
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26

gance. When any official feast IS
hcid-the eherry-blossomSiewing par.
y at the Kioshikaws botanical garden
or the chrysanthemum party a the
AkasaEa palace. for instsuce-he VII
uol spare any expense in preparing am
elegant European banquet The en-
press is the manager on such an ocea-
sion. She is a noted economist She
always gives a hint TO her court Ia
dies and the wives Of the ministers
how 70 arrange thsir dresses aud how
o save expense. She is regarded 81
an cyemplar Of loneliness and woman
.ly sweetness. There never was a va
man lruer 10 the old teachings IA res
spect TO womanly disposition AMI de-
nOT.-Suceess.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
BARLOW, KY.
----.+.----++.+-+
Jan. "a. 1905.

Weather bad. Business lively
Mrs. Annie Sullivan returned home
Tuesday TO Paducah after a short
visit in Barlow and vicinity.
Mi. Chas. Smith, q railroad man
moved his household plumber to Kut
tawa. Ky wbcre he has a good posi-
ton
MSS Bette Grace of the country
visited Miss Carrie Brassfield Sun
day
Ed Grace ana wife of Cairo, arc
vislting friends and relatives here
John Scott, representing the Ar
mour Packing company Of Paducah
was here recently; also Thos. Gamer
of Cadiz. Ky. representing the Ma
tional Candy company Of Nashville
Tenn.
F. B. IVAN. t. L. Close timber
rrospoc ors Of Evansville, Ind, were
here recently.
]. 7. Dollard Of the Frlendman
Shoe company OF st. Louis, is in
town.
Jim Howle Of Cairo, was at the ho
tel Sunday night.
MIR. Eckhardt, a La Center lumber
man, is in town. Also Mr. Payne OF
the same place.
Howard Edmunds of Calvert City
KY, spent Sunday with a special
friend, Lou Johnson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
MOUND CITY.
~ VI 49, - - Q


Leslie Richie. The uptown grocer,
is building an addition TO his store
house. People of the Third ward do
not allow the rigors of winter-or
anything else--to deter them from
building. There is not whit of the
quality Of the Arkansas travellers
guest about hem.
James Rushing has severe attaci.
Ct la grippe.
l.. C. Perks is still confined to his
home by la grippe.
Major Dan Hogan is ont of town on
business.
Rev. Fr. PEPPER Of Grand Chain
was the guests of Rev FIR. Engle on
Monday
w. W. Hough is yet indisposed.
Sheriff Jim Weaver has been up
the Big Four on official business. He
got as far as America and back In
enc day.
Boyd, Murphy & Co. are selling
much coal in this city that is being
mined from their mines in Saline
county.
J. T. Jones was mp from Cairo
Monday.
Theo. Ruether, the village black
smith" Of Grand Chain, was here
Tuesday.
Leslie c. Perks has an attack OF
the prevailing malady, la grippe, and
is confined to his home.
Isom Chambers. who has been in
very poor health for several months,
is arranging to take an extended trip
TO Florida. Southern California and
Old Mexico. He has chronic rhenma
tism and has almost dispaired of per
manent recovery. He therefore has
made his will. disposing of his prop
orty thus: His homestead TO his
wife; his cottage to his two married
daughters. Mrs. Blanche Biggs and
Mrs Cloney HamptOn-one-haf TO
each; his store house to his son,
Henry: his two wagons, wagonette,
four stes of double harness and his
four work horses TO his son Henry
and his two daughters. Mrs. Biggs
and Mrs. Hamplon-Oncthird 10
each.
The steamer Electric, on of Red
River. arrived Tuesday TO 90 on the
marine ways for general repairs.
r. S. EIolComb. a leading citizen
and rcalestatc dealer of Uliin. was a
visitor to the county seat
States Attorney Geo. E. Marin
left for Springfield Tuesday forenoon
to have a conference with Governor
Dcnecn-
City Attorney Charles Rice. who
has been indisposed the past five or
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
DOES A BABY PAY?

Does a 3-yearold baby pay for ii
self up to the time reaches that in
,erest.ng age?" asked an author
hose works are among the best
sellers Sometimes | think not. J
thought not vest rday when my own
baby slipped into my study and scrub
bed the carpet and his best whi G
dress with my bottle of ink, and
1gain later in The day whcn he pasted
30 cents worth Of postage stamps on
the parlor floor and poured a dollars
Scrth Of the choicest white rose per
fumery out Of the window 30 see IL
vain
HE has already cost more than
$3.50 In doctors bills. and I feel taat
I am right n attrihutiug my few gray
hairs to the misery | endured walk
ing tho floor with him az night during
he first year and half OF his life.
What has he ever done TO pay me
fog that?
"Ah, ! hear his little feet patter-
ing along out in the hall ! hear his
little ripple CT laughter because he
has escaped from mis- mother and has
found his way up to my study at a
forbidden hour But The door is
closed The worthless little vagabnna
can't get in and / won't open it for
him. Nc, I won't can't be disturb.
ed when I'm writing. lie can just cry
II he wants 10 No. J won't be bother
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
"capta;n Barring, IN. >

Henri Gressi viii presen, his
magnificent production OF Victor
Mapes new American Play, Captain
3Srriaston a the Cairo oDora h1pss
faf matinee ana nigh on satur-
.aag Ian aS TIE large "a / VIII he
aeaaad bg William helnN II enc 81
%ow Works most favored actars,
having played there eXclIGiyely for
tire last three years sha &C ion cf
the play transpires during the period
OF the Revolutionary war. The plot
piyots around the attempt Of q false
friend to decoy General Washington
to q pre-. ended dinner party when he
was 10 DO delivered over to the Brit
ish For both matinee and night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
&c MaIeety and the MaId.u

The company in support Of Mary
Emerson in Ills Majesty and the
Maid which will be seen at the Cal
10 opera mouse on Monday, Jan. 3d.
3 q strong one. 1t embraces among
hers. A p. Osler, II. f. Humphrey,
Elwyn Eaton, G. A Ferguson, VIII.
liam Weston r. H. Hirch, William
Richard, Joseph Foster Margaret
sayres, Susan Chisnoll, Leslie Pal
mer, Maude Dras;en and other. On
" the ctrongest members Of last
years supporting company were re
tanned and The new members have
proven wor by associates.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
AmusEFEgFTs
. . - - . 4. y .


Miss Eva ranguay whose sage de-
Porimans y frequently spoken Of az
resembling me pethoss Of Lot q IN
The iata liosina VoNea, inasmuch ar
sac has all ~ tae spontanci J Of ac
ticR fameEhoTe in the former. ~
well as tho quiet method which Sab
lished tho reputation Of he latter,
II 70 conc 10 the Cairo opera house
Thursday Ian 2G. Whea she VIII TIC
seen fer the iirs Time -efe as ssar
III har aHu pcaarctlon ot tAe hig mn-
ical production entitled The 8amfa
Girl"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26

Clay Clement the actor Who has
frequently appeared al the Cairo OBJ
era hCu q has retired from the sage
and is running cattle ranch IN Tex
as. His real nance is CLAY Clement
Geiger and his father, Christian Gel
ser Is one of the cid residents of
Woodford county, this state a short
inns ago the old gentleman decided
farm 20 his son, Julian. Clay con
ceiyed the idea that tails cheated
him ont of his rights in the property
md he sued bis brother, but the mat
or was fna.iy settled. not without
considerable feeling on both sides.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
THIRTY NEW GOVERNORS.

Thirty states ineugurate new gov
ernors during the present month Of
january. They were. vita the eXcep
ton of the governor Of Maine, elected
al TO last general election on Noyem
her 9. Tho governor of Wyoming
Bryant h. Brooks. Republican, WIZ
was cleo ed on the same date. took
his seat in November The full list
&C new state executives who take
.her pos tons during the present
month is as follows:
Arkansas-Jeff Davis (dem)
Colorado -Alva Adams tder1
Connecticut Henry Roberts (rop3
Decentralization Lea Oep)
Ftoride Napoleon B. Broward
(rep1
ldaho--Frank r. Gooding trep)
Illmois-Charles s.. Dcneen (rep) .
indiana, Frank Hanly (rep)
Kansas Edward W. Hoch (rcpD
Maine William Cobb (rop)
Massachuset.s--W. l.. Douglas
,demD
Michigan-Fred NJ Warner trep)
Ninncsota-J. 4. johnson (demD
Missouri-Ioseph w Folk (demD
Montana-Joscph X Toclc fdcm)
Nebra ka j. II. Mickey (rcp)
New Hampshire McLanC
(rer.)
New Jersey Edward c. Stoke
trep)
New york-FranE W. Higgins
Cepl
North Carolina Robert B. Glenn
(tcm)
North Dakota-E Y. searles rep)
Rhode Island-George p Utter
(rep)
(dem)
south Dakota-samuel II. Elrod
CrepD
Texas. W. T. Lanham Cdem)
Teunessee-James b. Frazier
Cdem1
Utah-John c. Cutler rep)
Washington-Albert F. Mead
(rep)
West Virginia-W. VI. Dawson
(rep1
Wisconsin Il. 81. Ia Follet (re3)
Modern Woodmen.
7 win De g. Calhoun's drug store
every TIE lay night to collect dues
Fraternaliy yours.
J ". ALLEN. Clerk Cairo Camp
No 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
CHICAGO BUSINESS MEN
WANT RATE REFORM.
ey the Agsociated Press.

By The Associated Press.
Chicago. Jan. PA large portion
of Chicago's business interests deelar
ed today in favor of immediate rate
legislation in line with the recon-
mendations in President Roosevelt
message.
A resolution containing the recon-
meRdations was passed by "A joint
committee representing the board oi
trade, the Chicago Shippers assoeia
ton and the Illinois Manufacturers
association.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
REPLIES TO ADVERTISEMENTS

The Bulletin and The Nev csass
have replies 70 classified a5seftise
ments for tue following for
r.. fer F c. for
for . & Please call Tor Aeu.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26
WASHINGTON STORIES
WORDS Fail Mr.. Baker IN Tlmo-The
Power Of the Press.

Washington, Jan. 25,-When Repre-
sentative Bakar was mailing his lla-
nassionat address about Russia tn
the houEe this afternoon he worked
himself to uch n frenzy that he
could think Of nothing more 20 say.
Words fail me, he shouted
words fail me"
IT'S just as well they do" an.
nounced the impassiya Representa-.
tive Mann of Illinois who was IN the
chair "The gentlemans time has ex-
airod."
Senator Money tells a story Of the
tribute a Mississippi Minister recent
y paid to the press
The town in which the parish was
ocated had been visited within a
hort space 81 time by several catas
ropheg all Of which. with the har
owing details, has b3en duly ex
dotted in the local papers.
The clergyman was moved 10 make
ne mstor;Wnos Of his to9nsmcn q
uoiaet Ct prayer. He knelt in he
presence OF mis- congregation and be
m lerrently: 20 Lord doubles;
'hou hast learned through the pa
'ers Of our recent and grave aGllc
IONS.
While the Notifications bin was be
IRE the ccnate this afternoon Son
or Carmaek offered an amendment
cocting the war department 10 pre-
ire a list OF Notifications necessary
a he insular possessions of the Unit
states
Senator Pcrl,ins Of California who
a8 charge Of tne foridcatioas ILL
ala thero was 4 paragraph in th2
III that covered thu point senator
qrmack desired to make.
President Frye put he question
n the amendment "All in favor say
We he said.
AYE" said Senator Carmack, oil
ono.
IAN opposed, no, continued Pres
mi Frye
10" said Senator Perkins, ais.
lone.
The noes have ~" announced Mr
frye AMI lie forty members on The
cor all laughed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-26

osTEoPATHY.
Doctor Smith, Gilbert Block.
HOUSE WANTED.

Want 10 Rent--Five or six room cottage
about March i. Add ,ess r. *, care this Office
giving location and price.