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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-03-11
The Best Cough Snrnn.

$. l. Apple, ex Probate Judge.
Ottawa Co, Kansas, writes: "This
is to say that | have used Billiards.
Horehound Syrup for years, and
that | do not hesitate to recommend
it as the best cough syrup | have
eve used" poe, soc and 81. Sold
by Union Drug Store, Tonopah and
Goldfeld.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05

AcoGitm aaWgn al zi4ieton
StonOayo", boi2 bc,c Cp9opc i0nes at
gore at bctiompc &coattor N}oi1r,
GiOer oQiaa porc &ommisirrcr ct
Spat ct al De iohe gduucrc al lit
&ioo o8 Tiger blon0t 0noct.
"...A. the county board ha, e,tab-
li-hcd the un-Amcrican precedent Of
appointing a paper printed in a foreign
language as one of the official papers,
il may be necessary for those who live
i'm that part Of the county and cannot
read Norwegian, to employ an enter
prefer.
1cnnc NcutDonjn0 til port &loO
ojloc ri bope looct po9icrc uocn BE
mUrtnm9 pa Ocn cr ljggiaa mcniu9s=
los iom iamme &laOmono2 pcrionli0e
GOOcr taiict MOO andre &olc9ocr; men
oa ri i De ijolic Sage cr blcunc Qlcn=
td9cnoc gjort opmnrtiom paa pen GDv=
nUrmclic MOD "Foiten" % oet itonOi=
naOIlt=lUicnoe EUblitum / Oettc 6oun=
tD OcO opcnitoocnoe %inier, ilUlOer ri
uore |Glcre SuNr, % bette 5oar G0=
ger temmeIi9 NOR Spsr9@naalct.
&OorIor iull0c man Gopc en- 5plt be-
bon OcO >U5nin9 al Fu9elit "EoTcu"
og lite / T. Gr. &nappcns 9lao?
90 1por lGn9e onitcr De imaa
NIrno inocn Frc9ien at togc ben Eol=
icpiuo, at bet cr uamcrjtanit at tunne
itriOc, lUic % ioritaa Here Spro0 cno
oct cnGellte! Saooaut bore9 o0 oucr=
ices al Oonnc0e 6olt mco Geloilie,
naar bet tOmmer ira RenOercnslipet;
men NIunOen poo Dor @resics Nlrno
oucrraiict bet GCicy p,l en- ioooan
gIano noo Dit @juteI aruutcr lite
ldaoannc llotaltIier Dine aQcrbeoite 80
teller iom Berger % 6oriodrer al bette
Dit %ano? Gler tjenoer ou Wonoen,
iaa OH trOr at bape @runo til at ouerie
bans Gutteiprin9?
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05
Sra 9tOt9c

bcrctc9, at ScMerin9en bar nN0ic at
moWl0c &ronpri..9 @uitnp9 forlan=
QcnOcr ior @jtnOrid9clin al lnou=
banolin0cruc / pc. licmcO at bilN0Qc
lptt,.I 1'cG.u Mocgc % S0eu9e !
l}or9c, 1por man maaitt tDoeligit itr
6arcn Ior ct p9et IIUCnitab mclicm 0c
to Folt pco iortidt Nor6NnOlinQ pQ
.npc @tllicliCr, pn.'Cr man on mlIiQt
at iorcbp00c oiocrc Cpbioiclic, % Der
ior pil man unOQlu piocre SamrO=
rin0@politIi. Ite. j.rln9cn 'Orlon9er
Cprettclic al ct iNriijlt nprit &Oniu=
lahoicn % at ins'n Nn2rmocr lr9-
Qcs 9cicn. 5jl Spnr pon bette bar
Multup uOtdlt: "llbtlo.9uj9 bar Den
noritc &C0lcrrg h rsmi lite at moOc=
tommc nit 6oril0q ON WicnoptaQcIcn
Al observation-disclosures ongnocnoc (lni=
oncn boorioy leg til min &coyc0clic
mno oucrlooc Sa9cn / St0t9rooocta
0unocr
Idtc oiicy at oen noritc &cQicrm9
ina oil adnolc poa eQcu Naaro.
Stot5olm ipri! % Aggartm2
Ngrtou2 6ori.oQ til ocn aorin GcQjc=
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05

Get cr modilc lite alninoc.j9 be-
tIcnot, men Oo9 iAtcre9iant ior pore
%Ulcrc at uioc, at N}anoiiabcue paa
uorc &riQ3itibc bcltaor ior oct mciic al
StanOmaucr "a &rIUnOcrc. Cntel
Sam cr iaule0ea btloi9 tillct mcO i'm
6lud0t pcO at boOc De be0iir cjpIou
&erOcn i lin ljeucltc. CIliccrernc be-
Ntdac myh II 40! nv ., nrilOIratiite
omcritanitc Fdmilicr. Gen inOipiou=
ellie &ontlrroncc melem g}orocu9 p0
Grma SOmer pau ctbpcrt Stib9oUt
o0r 6luuoc ljQ9cy &looe. On ipO:r
9Roo, 7riltisber "a &cimtiomGco, p0
Gutcl Som cr itot al line SjoQuttcr
lite uOm @ulno 2crior ioQcr ban
MI ficrr &ctruter ira g}oropclilatcrnc.
Njm 9u0r 3 Nars ljcuciic, oQ %ipct
omborO o9 DC lan8c lo0tcr bar mco DC
mOOculc N0nicrtolo9icr bar fin ltl=
trUtuiu9 lor De lu0c Gutter, oQ 0ct cr
Ell QpO STOLE iOr Dem. Oct njl buitc9,
Dporoon }Cmira. 1cm10 yocl0Qoc III
cuocn9 Nloooc N}anitabu9tu mlo
lab az tin en- 9l3ano, oQ ocmc pay en-
norlt Gjut ira @lrtuOa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05
SnifcS.

l,errcr o9 Gamer bette Countp og omllg
ocuoc Ilnrttcr cuiics til al reprGeutcre o9
oucrtcre ct gommcit ioIio 6ouemin99bus.
zo.ry ior ncrrv :?l py UGc, 'or 2omcy ira
$l2 til SIS pr llqe amt llogi'tu uobcolt
Eorituo uc6 GOuiauui5nins oiretle ira 30
peotuarteyet bpcr Duuoo9 sen % &uggD
isoue5. ON uoocmoi9t; &eitiuin8en perma
neut ztriu ii. gIem Ero5. & 6o., 2ept 3,
pjouon G,og, cDica8o, MI
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05

1dnjd 6lidcu9u 29jlberiorcc, en-
gc9cr iom cr ioot / 2Gdia, men inn
hoy f0oet lin llooonnclie bcr yanoct
oQ - Mar bar oirlct iom NH9ijouUr
/ lit FoOc,ono, bar lite mc9ct tilopcr9
iOr Den mOOcrnc 6iojliiation. 0on
bar ncmij8 ia9t 6lojluoiioGen % Sri
llcnDcOcn 6arUel % bar pcnot tilbo9c
til NcOcnItabct net merteitc 2urito,
hpor ban MI lcpcr iom }olp9amin %
@0Ouin9 Ouer Ell Stammc IjUpletil=
be0crC.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05
giurif &pluni / 9iCunon.

9}oromrno i l|innciotu og Gatota-
Stateync a0ter at oprcttc en- &OIoni i
l}cOooa, o9 en- &cprGlcntont er Oi9le
3oQe beiijritiQet meo at trGlic De iors
noOue Gorbereoelicr. Set er Nieniu=
Qen at optiobe ilcre Quino g,Crcs al
yanO / Ocn ccntrole Gel al @tatcn,
tonltruere ct CUerrislin9sipltcm %
0lprc Soroen inrOi9 ior GprtninQ.
l(aur oct er Qlort oentes ct 5uln0
Eamllicr at pile tomme til 9icuaOa oq
boiOttc zig.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05
lM lrN t0rlIlCI.l8C NNn0C nm i0l0er

NC0 5iOen bor0f O0r Der tltOrt gln.
tai fripillige. u iremmeoiaOtts belle
}mtoI uogjorOe / 9iorOratcrnes 2lrme
lite minorc emo 100000, al bDiltc
IS6, uor Ne9erc, I76, ,7G7 3Diterc
og 1922 &rlpnoere 3}eiien par al
anorc llQtiOnulltcter.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05

2lttornc0 5erome al g}eD yort bar
lagio0t lObattruiten pau 0runolao al
oens 9RetboOe at opmuntrc aipb al
lobot Oeo SaUiu9 of loqs", Oa ban
mener, bet er Sottcri.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05

Get irem9aOr al 9tetorOcrne Qro-
pou Ncncral=N}oribo0eu= Eureau. at
al oc, ii SliQstlcnelte uOtaQpc Nlano=
itab pd0 343, 76i un0er ocn nor0amc
rjtanitc &oracrtrjg bar 23739l io0t
/ De fOrcueOe Statcr. mcoen9 Acrca
FINN fro fnrlficllinc DouOp INN ieloer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05
@,c0 glmnlic 2tram9 Sijrttclic.

S"''' Il '0'''' ''''''"
MOB De moy't Giclot
prnotr .1pc.s 9'ruit
mlieucc M ),rlne
moo ben bdri.c 0uit
pcOoci!oycl nrjecr
oiuucm &wuouo9ouq
mems ma ai.oi,o ulocl
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-05

Gen apncf 6ao bar ifo0c onc learammcr &Oc
Mn tdn nyOi2i iiurp llot0
cit 6cno "a UrOa iU Sld0 leuc 6laaoe &u9nca
bUr lot br oct Y0 Or NuOer. vi SiAebc
al N}anoitobd omboO G jOpanenii GrlO9amnno.
The leader., 1905-01-18
Gov. Vardaman and the Cotton Grow
ers' Convention.

Gov. Vardaman recently ap-
pointed twenty five delegates from
each county Of the State, but is
desirous that all who
desire to attend should do so. In
discussing the matter with the
Times Democrat correspondent
the Governor said:
L am greatly interested in the
work to be done by the New Or
leans meeting, and to that end I
shall contribute all that lies with
in my power. If there arc any
gentlemen in Mississippi who
would like to be appointed dele.
gates, and they will be kind
enough to send me their names, ]
shall appoint them. Col. Peters,
the president of the Cotton Buy
ers' Association, has given me au-
thority to appoint as many dele
gates as see1 ft. I want every
community in the State to be rep
resented, and By its best men, and
after the convention acts j hope
that the farmers throughout the
South may stand By the action Of
that convention. In unity there
is strength, and only by concert
of action will the farmers ever be
able to protect themselves against
that rapacious element which has
forced down the price Of cotton. II
There is widespread interest in
this coming convention, and from
every section of the State comes
the news that the farmers are al
ready lining up in advance in the
determination to reduce the cot
ton acreage next season and plant
heavily in food crops and forage
crops.
The leader., 1905-01-18
Bishop COttrelI Speaks AdvisedIY.

AT the Mississippi Negro Meth
odists' Conference, which met at
Columbus last week, Bishop Cot
trell discussed the social problem
Of today, declaring that it was sim
ply moonshine used by enemies of
the negro race. 'sWe do not seek
social equality, or social inter-
mingIing with any race, be said.
There are plenty of white peo-
pie in this country that would
not invite into my home, and
there are plenty negroes / would
not invite there, too. / do not
believe in race mixing. Look at
this congregation here today. and
you will see that there has been
some jumping the fence after
night, and it was not the negro
either. I appeal to the white
men Of this country TO stay away
from negro women, keep their
blood pure.
Much is said about the inn
morality Of my race, but consider
it if you please. A colored girl,
honest, ambitious, who wants to
do right, can only get from $50 to
$40 a year for honest labor, do
ing house work, pushing a baby
carriage and the like, but for de-
banchery, she can get $500 to
5000 for the same time. II is
marvellous that we have as many
good people as we have. We are
appealing to The good white peo-
pie all over this country to help
us to solve this question.
During The dark days Of slay-
cry stood and saw my mother
put on ali auction block ID Holly
Springs, and she with FIVE little
children sold to different purchas
ers. She kissed each child with d
God bless you, and separated
from them. But with me the past
is buried; | have no hatred id my
heart against The Southern white
man. / love him, God knows ]
love him, and I am willing to Join
with him ia building up the
Southland.
The leader., 1905-01-18

and not with any intent to threat
en-, nor with any l1raggadocio, but
as d fact, say to you who have
been concerned in this thing that
you have got to quit. Not Will
you quitN Please quit, but
you have got 10 quitl This ex-
perience is Just 4 little chastise-
ment as you would correct q re-
fractory child with q straw, but
the next time we are going to
bust the hide you will get the
full penalty OF Che law, even il it
takes every man Id Lincoln coun-
ty and makes every woman Wild
|ow. The law must be enforced; !;
it's your law. This white cap
ping business must stop, and I
want to say that ] believe it IS
|oyel III Lincoln county. This
ends the matter with YOU. |
trust that you will never come
back here again except to serve
your State as loyal citizens. Go
home, be representative men, be
good men; be the men that God
wants you to bel
Quit your foolishness. The
Lord help you to quit it'll"
The leader., 1905-01-18
7 4. EOSBY
AMENDMENT
TO the Charter Of Incorporation Of the
c. E. Grafton Drug Co., Of
BrOOkhayen, Lincoln
County, Missis-


BE it known, that the charter Of incorporation
Of the G. e. GRAFTON DRUG Co., of Brook
haven. Mississippi, approved Aug. S0th, 1900, re-
corded 10 the Office Of the Secretary Of State,
Sept. 9TH. 1860, and recorded In the Office OF the
ChanceTy Clerk Of Lincoln County, Mississippi
in Book 1, Corporation Record, on pages 61, 62
and So, Is hereby amended, when this amend
ment shall been approved by the Goyernor,
as follows; The paragraphs, With reference to
the duration Of such corporation. and the
amount0f the authorized capital stock, between
the paragraph setting forth IT'S powers and the
follows;
"The period for which this corporation is to ex-
ist snail be iifty years from the 50th day Of Aug
ust, 1900, unless sooner dissolved BY the holders
Of a majority of It's stock In amount
'sThe capital stock Of said corporation shall be
not less than -Four Thousand Doilafs and not
more than Twenty Thousand Dollars, with pow
or In the stockholders to increase or diminish
the same within said minimum and maximum
amounts, and subscriptions for stock may be
paid for 10 real or personal property, at its
fair actual cash Value.n
The leader., 1905-01-18
Special Election Notice.

Pursuant to an order made in vacation by q.
p. Jones, President Of the Board of Supervisors
Of Lincoln County. Miss. notice is hereby given
that an election will be held at the various pre-
cincts in district No. 4 OF said Lincoln County,
Miss, on the oath day Of January. 1905, to fiji
the vacancy in the Office Of member of the
Board Of Supervisors from District No. 4, Of
said County, caused by the resignation of j. b.
Wills. Respectfully
THOS. H. LEWIS,
w. w HALL,
j. M. TYLER,
Election Commissioners.
DAcnrnhar 10 iNn4
The leader., 1905-01-18
Midnight Meetings.
| OSS Of Flesh

When you can't eat break
faSt, take SCOTS Emulsion.
When you cant eat bread
and butter, take SCOTS
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet and
want something a little more
nourishing, take SCOTS
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
fat. SCOTS Emulsion is a
great fattener. q great
strength giver
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all BODY
tissues, not only fat. Scott $
Emulsion increases them all,
bone, flesh, blood and
nerve.
For invaIids for con-
val@scents, for consuEnptiyes,
f0r weak children fol all
WHO need flesh. Scott 5
Emulsion is a rich and CONE
portable food, and 4 natural
tonic
Emulsion fog bone.
fIz blood and nerve.
The leader., 1905-01-18
JUDGE NILKIN-
SONS ADDRESS.
TO THE LINCOLN WHITE CAPS IN
DECEMBER ON THE DAY OE CES-
SAT PROCEEDINGS.
Still Good Reading for Those Who
Heard Il and Those Who
Did Not.
Especial to the Pleayune.l

Brookhaven, Miss, Dec. II.
Yesterday was a day of intense in
terest in the Circuit Court, and
was looked forward to for week
as the time for settlement of the
indictments charging conspiracy
against Lincoln county citizens
for their membership in the white
cap organization known as the
Farmers League. Having shown
that the deeds of darkness could
be uncovered, the Law and Order
League recommended to Judge
Wilkinson and District Attorney
Webb that a cessat processus be
taken in all the conspiracy cases,
numbering about 300. The men
charged with writing notices,
warning negroes to leave, with
posting such notices, or with
shooting into or burning houses,
will have to stand trial.
In announcing the decision of
the Court, Judge Wilkinson spoke
feelingly and strongly, addressing
himself to the men on trial who,
with cloud Of spectators, packed
the court room. He caused to be
brought into court Will Porter
and Cliff Smith, young men charg
ed with participating in the List
killing, to whom cIemency has all
so been extended, to listen to his
remarks.
The Judge began by saying that
the occasion was one which re-
quired the presence of every man
who cares anything for himself,
who cares anything for the here
after. He did not expect that
what the officers and the good
people of the committee were go
ing to do would meet the approba-
ton of everyone in the county,
but it had the sanction of every
one to whom he had talked save
one. If there was any error il
was on the side Of mercy.
Midnight Meetings.
Speaking as an exponent Of the
law, he said that every man who
meets at night in the woods be,
side the road, whether he takes an
obligation or not, violates the
law. The assembly is unlawful
the place is unlawful,
A man is not a white man,
said he, who would take the
oath which some are said to have
taken his skin may be white, but
The leader., 1905-01-18

his heart is black. But let no
one believe that / believe that
every one who went into the or
ganization had q black heart. A
lot of you are sorry. a lot Of
you have said so, and nobody will
ever get you into another organi-
zation that cannot meet ii the
broad day, il the court house or
in a church. | want to say to
you that man who takes this
Farmers League obligation vio-
lates his oath as a citizen. When
you registered you swore to sup
port the Constitution of che State.
Here are two boys, who, out
of the goodness of heart Of the
people who have stood cheek by
jowl and shoulder to shoulder
with the Court in ferreting out
crime, are to be given their liber-
ty. Over there are seven boys
who ale going to the penitentiary
for one of the foulest crimes that
ever blackened the name of your
country.
Who is to blame9
You old headed fellows
who organized this thingl IL itI
had not been for your example
these boys would not have assas-
sinated a dog. You thought the
law could not reach you. We may
not connect you legally with the
crime Of negro killing, but there
is higher court before which
you must appear. There the evil
dence viii be conclusive and you
cannot plead an alibi.
Nv hat have you doneg Three
families in Lincoln county you
have wrecked, to say nothing of
the heart pangs of the good men
who have tried to raise boys
right. There is old man Frank
lin, Of whom / have heard many
good things. His family you
have wrecked. But you say they
were bad boys. They would not
have murdered if you had not
been behind them and urged them
to move negroes from their
homes. There is Brunt Smiths
family. Three sons and a son-in-
law are torn from him in his old
aoa hneausn nf vnl1r I1nWh0lnconan
example. The fellow who brought
it from Amite county is a misera-
BILE whelp. There is Posey's son.
He was led astray. Who is the
cause of its It goes right back
to every man who went into the
organization and met at night.
You are the ones who ought to go
to the penitentiary. You and
your boys ought to get the free
ride to Jacksonl
The leader., 1905-01-18
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
IN the mercantile business heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the firm name
of Coney & Bolian, at Bogue CIlitto, Miss, has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
This Jan. TO- 1905
D. g. CaNEY.
ID. BOLIAN.
The leader., 1905-01-18

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For detailed information ap
ply to,
Jno. Wv. Wood,
Trav. Pass. Agent,
Meridian, Miss.
The leader., 1905-01-18
Grand Jury Their Friend.


How do you know whose
would be the next house to be
shot into if they had not organic
ed to put down this lawlessnessg 2
Instead Of telling lies about them,
you ought to sing the praise of
the men of Brookhayen who had
backbone enough and grit enough
to organize for the purpose. You
ought to thank the Witnesses for
testifying before the grand jury,
who have sought to be better to
yoo than you have to yourselves.
Somebody is advising you not to
accept this settlement. ] want to-
tell You be is not your friend.
Stop your foolishness about
bothering somebody else's boys.
There is not man with gray
hairs who cannot take lot of
BOYS and make them do anything.
The innate respect and reverence
that youth has for age will cause
them to follow your slightest sug-
gestion. And you boys, let alone
any old man who tries to induce
you to do anything which is not
open and oboye board. If asked
to join anything, investigate it
first. ZIG not satisfied, take the
matter to your preacher, your
family physician, the county Off
GERS or other good citizens.
To you colored people, let me
say that you are entitled to che
protection of The law. But don't
lmistakel This does not mean
anything but that you must be ne
Fgroes. Work, pay your debts,
ldo not be saucy or impudent,
lmind your own business, and then
| YOU will merit the respect Of your
Ine;ghbors. Do not get bigoty be
cause we are sending some white
men to the penitentiary for kill
ing a negro
The bad effect Of this white
cap business is ON the lives 0f
those who join, If you should
take 4 negro out and shoot or hang
him: if you should take a white
man out and hang him, it would
mot make much difference If il
stopped there The negro who is
hung or shot Is IN a heap better
fix than The man who does the
deed. Death IS soon over SO fal
as the mortal part is concerned.
but the perpetrat0r goes along
with black conscience and .
scared heart TO exc out lnisera;
ble existence. There is NO way
Ion earth To remove the scar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15
COUNT WITTE.

AT THE TIME THAT COUNT
Witte assumed the premiership. and
became IT. effect the head of the gov
eminent, The Bulletin ventured to
predict that he was not the kind of
man who could rise 10 the demands
OF the occasion,
There was a great deal Of credit
given to him to which he was not
entitled SO far as his, efforts as one
of the peace commissioners was con-
cerned. In the negotiation of the
treaty of peace Mitte cut not much
more figure than would hired hand.
He carried out the will of his boss,
the car of Russia, and in no instance
was he allowed to depart from the in.
structions he has received before leav.
ing 81. Petersburg.
After the treaty of peace was con-
cluded Witte demonstrated in the most
unmistakable way that he was but
an ordinary man. with no ability for
statecraft or diplomacy AS a mat.
ter of fact his conduct at that time
Disguised the American people.
The rabble in Russia. knowing lit
tie Of the peculiar conditions that sur
Eounded Witte as a negotiator, were
Isble emily 10 see that he had been a
party to the conclusion Of peace that
was regarded as highly favorable 10
the government and they welcomed
m xt.ar y IL
apparent standing with the people that
induced the car TO make him the Rus
sian premier.
As soon as he assumed that office
II was necessary for him to do some
thingsso retain the reputation fer sasl
gacity that had been given him. and
there he fell down.
II l. not too much 10 say that at No
time since he became the leader .
Russia has he demonstrated any fit
ness for that exalted position. He
has been swayed by every breeze Of
public opinion and every mood Of the
car. He has not commanded the
confidence of either The revolutionary
element OF the court party. Instead
Of giving he has been forced to con
cede.
The truth Is that Wiite is a monarch /
list who Is trying to head the forces
OF reform. He is emlrently unified
Tor The position. even if his heart
was In his task. He has nc settled /
poiicy-he has no policy today thar
could not be changed by the events Of 1
night A firm and strong hand Is
heeoea nov at the helm Of the Rus. l
sian ship Of state. and IN place of that
Russia has Witte. or the very op-
les'te Ct what the slruatiep demands
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-15

TO GUARD STEEL TRUST PREsl
DENTS.

PITTSBURG Is CONVIN GEL
That New York III too gay for brlgh
young presidents of the Steel Trust
BY pure coincidence the news reaches
us just as the Hn. Bourke Cochran
IL declaring his belief that not angels
even could govern New York without
fallins from grace.
| The points of view are different
| PHI sburg is not thinking of angels
iit will admit that Steel Trust presl-
dents are made II little lower TO
1seep its steel executives hereafter
from temptation ii proposes seriously
To keep them AT home Such would be
a cruel and unusual guardianship. New
York really Is not necessarily SO wick.
ed as 1t seems, tfntil it Is proved be-
yond doubt that Steel Trust presidents.
like sheep. are inevitably led astray,
or. like Tenderloin Holsters, are dew.
illed in New York, the sentence Ct $50
laticn and soft-coal smoke ought 10
be suspended.
Pernsal of the biography OF the la
mentable Mr., Corey, whose troubles
have brought Pittsburgs apprehen
sions to head, reveals i'm his tender
years what seems TO have been an
abnormal proportion OF hard labor
Possibly ii will happen that all work |
and no play VII occasionally make |
Jack a sad example when the revul 1
sion comes.
Before putting all the blame ON New
York Pittsburs should make The OK
pertinent of recreation fieids-partcu
arly the kind with merry go-rounds-
or its growing up presidents CT the
Steel Trust. We are confident that
n some way the billion-dolar execu.
i've can be produced from the furnaces
Who will not on arriving in New
forks white light district reveal blow
oles in his moral armor plate.