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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
Microbes shun Healthy Mouths

He contends that in healthy mouths
the invading microbes do not find such
good feeding grounds as in mouths
where the teeth are decayed and COW
cred with tartar and the gums in I'M
healthy condition.
A well known west end physician, to
whom the Daily Mail applied for an
opinion, was strongly in favor of the
proposition advanced by the dentist.
He said the idea had been gaining
ground in the medical profession that Il
defective hygiene of the mouth, or, as
it is technically called, oral sepsis, is
largely responsible for a great many
of the diseases of the intestinal tract,
especially dyspepsia and gastritis, and
that much greater attention is now be-
ing paid to the care of the teeth and
mouth than was formerly the case.
Before treating any case of indi-
gestion, 1 now advise a visit to some
Dentist" he said. "As to influenza.
think it extremely probable that bad
teeth predispose to it, especially in
those varieties of influenza in which
the intestinal and gastric symptoms
predominant"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28
Advantages of Strict Hygiene

Another dental surgeon who, by the
way, also possesses medical qualifi
cations, stated that il people practiced
strict hygiene of the mouth, the ma
jority of physicians would starve for
lack of employment.
''There is a small body of men in the
medical profession, numbering among
them several eminent physicians, who
contend that oral sepsis is the pre-
disposing cause of nearly every disease
affecting the stomach or intestines."
he declared. He stated that he firm
ly believed that appendicitis was in
many cases set up solely by defective
oral hygiene, as the microbes collect
around bad teeth and grow in the tartar
covering them, hence, being swallowed,
they set up an acute inflammation in
the vermiform appendix. He added
that he was by no means alone in his
belief.
When asked whether he believed bad
teeth to be the cause of influenza, he
stated that it was his opinion and the
opinion of many of his colleagues that
oral sepsis was the predisposing cause
of influenza, although the immediate
cause was undoubtedly that powerful
and elusive little microbe, the bacillus
of influenza.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-06-06

Lynn Milan graduates from the
Austin. Texas, law school next week
and has sent States Attorney j. H.
Cole an invitation to attend the ex.
ercises,
Orient Argus-W. III.
Waterman and his partner
Mr.. Wilson, of Wasua Neb.
who own 1920 acres of land
in North Orient, expect to
have the whole tract broken
this year and next, and will
SOW it all to flax. They
have N. Wik's steam rig at
work breaking but the wet
weather hinders them.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-06-06

Mr.. Carl Douglass and
Miss Mamie Kelley were
married at the home of the
bride northeast of here,
Father Fox officiating. The
youngpeople havebest wish
es of their many friends for
future happiness.
Marriage licenses were
issued to Mr.. Bert Butte and
Miss Mabel Conan, and Mr..
s. p. McWhorter and Miss
Ella Perry.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-06-06
Locals.

Amandus Lew and Wen
Gil Weisner were in from
the north.
Charlie Lauzon is sowing
to fax the Briggs breaking
on the school section west
of town.
A tremendous rain fell
south Of here Monday after
noon. Miller creek doomed
to the extent Of taking out
the bridges. No other dam
sge WAS done.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-06-06
LOCALS
OF A
Wider Nature

An exciting fight to the death between two men
John Bartlett and Albert Wharton-and six foot snake
OF unknown specie that stood erect during the battle
cured northeast of here The saw the reptile eured
up in the middle of the road and with crack of the
whip invited him to vacate the highway This made the
snake mad and he started after the men, giving forth
buzzng noise he darted out his forke tongue which
seemed in the scared condition of the men to be foot
long The accepted the challenge from the monster
but having clubs they had to look around for stones
which were hard to find Finally few small rocks were
found and hurled at the reptile who was standing on his
tail watching his foes AS the stones would fall near
him he would at the men and they would fall back
and around to get the same rocks to throw
again as no missiles could be picked up AS the
battle progressed the great snake seemed be learning
the art of lodging that discouragng to his antag
onsts but after awhile the snake was hit below the head
by sharp rock and fell to the ground dead nail was
then driven through his head and he was hung on post
by the road as warning The color of this fighting
snake was yellow with brown spots.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-06-06
Potatoes.

Bring IN your potatoes on
Friday and Saturday June
9th and 9Th, 1906. This is
the last car offer this spring.
s.l.s CEas. Thomson.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-06-06

ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 81,
A. ID. 1895,
OF the condition of the
DIES MONIES MUTUAL HAIL IN
SURANcE ASSOCIATION.
Organized under the laws of the State
of Iowa, made to the Conn
missioner Of Insurance of the State
of South Dakota pursuant to the laws
of said state. President, 0. c.. Chesley:
secretary, w. S. Hazard, Jr. Incorpor-
ated, Jan. Ii, 1899. Commenced bust
ness, Feb. 10, 1899. Principal Office,
4o5 20 4o7 Croker building.
Net ledger assets Dec. 81, of
previous year ............. SS,99O.50
INCOME
Net received for premiums. ST. 1890
Other receipts ............... 3,2UJ.j0
Total income . S9094410
DISBURSEMENTS.
Net paid policyholders. $500. $25,252.67
Commissions, salaries, etc,
paid agents .....,......... 81, 461.b
Salaries, ETC., OF officers and
home office employees. ..,... 11,7sZ09
Insurance department fees,
taxes and licenses. ...... 1871 40
Other items OF expense. 49,. S,SS2.42
Total expenses ...... $7s761.22
ASSETS.
Cash In banks. ........... $11, 173.3S
Net outstanding premiums. 71,357.7 "a
Total assets ...... $S2;531 IL
LIABILITIES-NIL
RISKS
Asks outstanding at the
date of preceding state
ment .......... ..,.......... Sl,0b6,OoS.o0
Risks written since proceed
ing statement .............. 2.os3, 49,. $50
Total risks ................ S3.749 554. 80
Risks cancelled and expired
during the year ........... ISL 691 90
S2,s67, $50. 80
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF SOUTH
DAKOTA DURING THE YEAR 1905
Risks in force ............... $1,2S8, 9s5.00
Premiums received .......... 27,S61. 6S
Losses paid .................. l4SOO.09
Losses incurred ............. IA, 300. so
Expenses incurred ........ 1901 %
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Department OF Insurance.
Coinpany's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas, The Des Moines Mutual Hail
Insurance Association, a corporation Or
ganized under the laws of Iowa, has
filed in this Office q sworn statement
exhibiting it's condition and business for
the year ending December 81, 1908. con-
formable to the requirements of the laws
of this state regulating the business of
Whereas, The said company has filed
in this office a duly certified copy of its
charter, with certificate of organization
in compliance with the requirements Of
the insurance law aforesaid;
Now, Therefore, l. John c. Perkins,
Commissioner of Insurance of the State
OF South Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visions OF said laws, do hereby certify
that the above named company is fully
empowered through its authorized agent
to transact its appropriate business Of
Hail Insurance in this state, ac-
oording to the laws thereof, until the
31st day of December. A. d. 1906.
In Testimony Whereof. l have hereunto
set my hand and official seal at Pierre,
this 18th day OF February, A, =. 1906.
(Seal) JOHN G. PERKINS,
Commissioner of Insurance.
BY H. E. Walseth, Chief Clerk.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-06-06
Locals.

Johnny and Henry Pet
eel are building an addition
to their mothers cottage.
The town and county 9Th
grade graduating exercises
will occur in the opera
house the 18th.
Preaching in Evangelical
church next Sunday morn
ing and at Pearl in the ev-
ING. j. K. Booth, pastor.
Rilla Mccoy, Bessie Mil
Ter and Lynn Woodruff
recently graduated from
the Miller high school with
honors.
Preaching in the Presby-
terrain church in Miller next
Sunday morning and at st.
Lawrence in the evening.
Rev. M. CRUDE, pastor.
Mr.. A. III. Seymour Of
Arlington will preach in the
Christian church here next
Sunday morning and even
ing. He is here as one Of
the institute instructors. He
has been pastor at Airing
ton for fourteen years and
was principal of the public
school there seven years.
Miss Matte Gordon who
lives west of town has fin
ished her school at Cavour.
The young lady has spent a
good many hundred dollars
in improving and holding
down her land, some Of
which was in defending
contests. 1t seems too bad
that anyone would try to
get a claim away from a
deserving hard working
person-especially from a
girl.
Miss Minnie Anderson,
aged 10 years, died yester-
day. She was the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. An
derson southwest of town
and the funeral was from
the house today by Rev.
Mr.. Butterfield of the Meth
odist church, the burial oc-
curing in the Odd Fellows
cemetery west Of the city.
The young woman had lived
at the home of DR.. Wallis in
town for some time and was
well liked, being a cheerful,
pleasant girl, keenly devot-
ed to religious work. Were
she detained from church
service she would send a
quarter for the collection.
The children, young folks
and all others of the Chris
tan church of which she
was a member, held her in
high esteem. The parents
and relatives have the SYM
pathy of the community in
their sorrow. The young
woman had fallen from a
buggy some time ago which
had caused internal hem
Orrage, the cause Of her UNI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04

Desde esta fecha Queda alberto
I'm concurso para la formation de los
proyectos de dos cdiIcios dc Iabrica
con vigueria de acero que han de
ConStruirsc en- el barrio de Santurce.
ambos dc dos plantas y dcstinados
uno, Hospital de Medicina del
Municipio de San Juan Y el otro 4
los scrvici0s de administration del
mism0 de los demas FIospitales
que han de cOnstrulrse.
Los cOnCurrenteS deberdn presCn--
tar un anteproyecto c0mpuesto para
cada edifclo de pianos de ambos
plantas, fachada principal cortc
longitudinal, i cScaia de uno por
cincuenta, y una nota eXplicativa con
el calculo aproXimado del importe
de las obras.
Los anteproyectos deberdn dirigir-
Sc al AlcaIde de la Ciudad antes de
las doce del dfa del viernes a de
Mayo pr6ximo, y deberan il marca-
dos con un lena que Sc reproducira
en- la cubierta de un pliego cerrado
que contenga una hoja con el mismo
lena Y la frma del autor del pro
yecto
Los tabajos presentados seran So
metidos a una Comision que elejira
entire elIos 81 hubiere lugar, Ell que
haya de premiarse, y podra ademas
designar entire los restantes al que
debe adjudicarsc TN segundo pre-
mio.
Al autor del anteproyecto que OBJ
tenga e1 primer premio, Sc le con
fara la redacclon del proyecto de
hnitivo y Sc le abonara como premio
y honorarios por el trabajo, el dos
Y medic por ciento para el Hospital
de Medicina y Ell tres por ciento por
Ell edihcio de Administration, del
importe de los respectivos presu-
puestos, que no deberan exceder
de $4,000 por el primero y de
.$18, 800 por ell segundo. Los pagos
no Sc efectuaran hasta despu6s de
terminados los proyectos defnitivos.
ST hubiere lugar adjudicar TN
segundo premio, este consistira en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
EDITORIAL

taken into consideration nor entered
into the plans of the members of the
congregation.
A serious epidemic may occur at
any time, and the situation is rende-
red more serious owing to the mum
Der who live close to the infected
spots; and nevertheless, the con-
gregation which always has SO much
to say about the advantages and pro
greSs of modern hygiene; the con
gregation which has imposed SO ma
ny hardships on the property owners
IN the name Of reforms and cestlv
innovations; the congregation which
has been inexorable with the tax
payers, bent on a policy whose end
can only be liquidation, has not lifted
Its hand to perform a work of indis-
'pensa bic public necessity.
1t occurs to rs that the moment Is
suspicious for the Acting Governor
to display his talents as inventor
which, thanks to the information Of
the American press, we all know he
possesses in such a high degree.
What an oppoItune time this would
be for the clever Scene-shifter and
inventive genius 10 come forward
with a new invention for driving ND
the swamps and making firm ground
where now there is nothing but
bog.
Think of the popular gratitude that
would be his, the fame that would
rest upon the precocious inventor
with such a manifestation Of superior
genius ana brilliant competence
An invention such as we have spo-
ken of would produce wonder and
general enthusiasm, and to Mr.. Post
would belong the glory, and in recog-
milton of its gratitude and aDpreciat-
ion, the colony might erect a mont
ment in order 20 perpctuate in mar
ble or IN bronze the memory of the
wonderful inventor.
Confounded would then be the
skeptical, those dissatisfied ones who
have denied the ability Of the burea-
ucracy to do anything extraordinary
or great; ali those who have affirmed
| theuselessness Of the congregantes
that they We're a pack of invalids
would be forced to recognize the
superiority, the grandeur and the
marvellous talent OF one of them
and even the most obstinate and
rebellious would be compelled t.
bend the knee and make a profound
obeisancc before the statue if such
q majestic genius and of an inventor
so wonderful and extraordinary.
This is without doubt what the
congregation looks for, what ii
expects.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04

While the increasing of the po-
pulation of Santurce and Puerta de
TERRA is talked of, the presence of
the swamps and pools of stagnant
water in the neighborhood of San
Antonio bridge offers great dangers
of infection to the residents of those
places as we'll as to those of the Ca
pital.
We have called the attention of the
government to this matter more than
once, various times we have publish
ed articles with the express object of
seeing whether the officials would be
capa Bile of feeling, in a measure, the
uneasiness of the citizens but we
have come to the conclusion that we
might as we'll preach in the desert
and that we are losing valuable time
in giving counsel to those who
refuse not only toIgive heed, but even
to listen.
Some time ago there were given
vital statistics which caused conster-
nation and alarm to the residents of
Santurce. The figures shown demons
tI,rce we,n nro+,or1;onata1I, ,1 80 | ooaa.. 49, o.'n
tbar :, +ba Cp CPtGPIi NJ i0u"'0iy sie"'o'
III H. - a,,, 'rv osd 20 lt"l na,, do,,h.
fo,i1t '1 1;an ' for or0 %iy uo,D' % We :ns
~, 49, 80 ~ LIS oI,,to - ''iIe Il .
~ - =. = loiot lISlS IPQll 'iIe eove!i-
H. - ia 1''hCit1 az. al '0 I0S'oiiS ~
" 'ly 9f @'Lu an 'liL o-. olaille ha.,
- r ~ns'e e'oo .l:. i4:xc o0eh tne Cd q u
~ PiGp1l eh 80 S.,.rlS1lCS' ,,1. lac WISE 9uS
ioiia, .nc r t.''0il' iio'lce' anu Tue
W. NJ ,,co 1919 I.,iats
r. ~ Do0 o%o,'o,.,','7o ",.n toou4 oo,.o 1;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
Sc ham t0mGa ado gran
dies ppGC@UGEO0GS
Los tribunaIeS prOceden contra
los detenidOS

Nueva York sni6rcoles.-H Hay detendos en-
Sevila siete iudividuos condenados por anar-
Quistas activOs que Sc encuentra COmphcados
en- el compIot descubierto por la policia en- Le
brija.
Los tribunales estan procediendo con gran
actividad en- el juicio que Sc les sigue, y el Co.
biernO ha tornado Serias preCauciones para pro
teier al rey garantzar la vida de tOda la ia
milia real.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
AGeE7agnSa cOscsyuwa q ga
O5E"a dc los Franceses
Ofrece su apoyo las mejOras
materiales en- ell Imperio

Nueva York miGrcoles-En la vista de la
buena disposition con que ha sid0 acogda por
los demas poderes la Ultima proposition de
Francia en- la conferencia de Algeciras sobre
'asuntos de Marruecos, Ell gobierno aleman ha
declarado que apoyaria todas las mejoras ma
teriales que tiendan al desarrolo del Impero
MamOqui.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
En- IN COnfGrenCIa
de Algeciras
Sc discuten importantlsimos proyectos

New York microbes Telegrafian de Paris
que los representatives franceses han presenta-
do EN- la conferencia de Algeciras I'm proyecto
de gran importancia para el futuro del Imperio
marroqui pues provee los medios de construc
ci0n de caminos, faros ferrocarriles Y la aboli-
ci0n de la escavitud imperante en- Marruecos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
Sc discute y apOya a plan
de FranCia
MarruecOS entrara en- la via
de la civilization

Nueva York, miercoles.-kl proyecto delos
con entusiasmo por los delegados extranjeros
en- la conterenCia de AlgeCiras.
Los Estados Unidos Espana Y Russia apo
yam decididamente tales propositos que colo
can a MarrueCos en- la via de la moderna civ-
lizaCion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
Ia pOAicia S0rprende
am COnIpaOt anarquista
En- Lebrija, SeviIIa, Sc tramaba contra
la vida de la familia real

Nueva York, miercoles.-Se han recibido de
la capital de Espafa interesantes nOtiCias aCerca
de I'm valioso servicio prestado por la polcia
de Lebrija, (aldea de la provincial de Sevilla),
descubriendo un complot anarquista, con ten
dencias de matar la familia real durante e
festival de la "Semana Santa" que sc celebra-
ia en- Sevilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
e. bill A@ aa GGssGsaGzamia
para los pGu@~tOrFzqze10s
Mr.. Cooper ha soIicitado Sc tome
en- consideration

Nueva York, mi6rcoles.-En la session de
aver solcit0 el representante Mr. Cooper que
Sc tomase en- consideration su proyectO de ley
relative la concession de la ciudadania ameri-
cana los puert0rriquenOS.
La Camara asi 10 acord6 pasando el pro
yecto de ley la Comisi0n correspondence
para que Sc llenen los tramites debdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04

DE Ia FAClLTl0 DE MEDICINA DE MADRID
EX-PROFEsOR CLlNiCO
DEL HOSPITAL DE SAN CARLOS
DE ia AIsMA FACULTAD
De regreso de SD ale Madrid. ha esta6lecido
su otC.na professional
en- la Gale de Tetudn n0mero 81.
HORAs DE COTSULTA, DE a 4P.M
TElEFOs0. HyRERO s2s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
la prinCeSa Ena de Bat&en1-
berg en SeWiIla
TambiGn era una de las vIctimas sena-
lada pOr los anarquistas

Nueva York mi6coles.-De las diligencias
efectuadas por la Policfa y Juzgado presume
que la intenCi0n de los anarquistas abarcaba
Battemberg, que sc ballara en- Sevilla, por aque-
LA temporada, en- union de la famila real espa-
nOla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
e 81. TODD

tic39 ~ S4u Ja0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04
EN- CaGgS& So A23Iga foneseada
la @SCuacasaa ingleSa
EscOlt6 al Rey Ell su regresO
de las Canarias

Nueva York, mi6rcoles,-Informan de Ca
diz que Sc encuentra fondeada !desde anteayer
en- aquella bahia la escuadra ingIesa de cruce-
dada por el principe Luis de Battemberg, la que
escolt6 a Don Alfonso a su regreso de las islas
Canarias
FL principe asistira a las fiestas que Sc
efectuaran en- Sevilla durante las Pascuas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-04

Ia suma de $4,000 que Sc abonar50
despu6s del concurso, qucdando de
Ia propiedad del Municipio el CO.
rreSpondiente anteproyecto.
En- Ia ohcina del Ingenicro dc Ia
Ciudad, podr%n obtencrse c6pias' do
las demas condolences del concurso
y otros informes que pucdan ser
para 81 obieto
los antcpgoy yectos de uno j oUo
edifcio, ann ouando sean rcdactado~
por un mlsma concurrcntc, deber6n
no obstantc prcsentarsc por sepa
rado.
San Juan r. R., Abr1 4 de 1900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-16
HILL IS CHARGED
With a 100000 RakeoH in the
Burlington Railroad Deal in
Damage Suit.

New York. Oct l5.-An action
against the Great Nor horn railway
company and J J Hill wherein the
charges Of misconduct are made
against Hfl. as president and director
of the railway company. aud re- tim.
ion exceeding $Iu.o0n.doo is asked.
was begun by Clarence Neuncr today
in The United States district court
Ncnncr who claims to hold 500
shares of the Great Northern stock.
alleges that in 1907 Hill wrongfUily
aud Illegally carried out a plan to
pwchase the Burlington railway stock
In the open marl,e a a price said to
bc little over $3.50 per share but
10 is ALLEGED became tha property Of
he Great Northern and Union Pacific
Jointly AT sZoo per share
The amount paid j. alleged TO have
exceeded Ss5uHo.00l and H'tI is
charged with making profit Of ovo-
sIom0 Up0 IN complainant ask
bat restitution d. made To torlhold
or of this money
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-16
OIL TRUST SCORES
judge Decides That Must Show That
Agents We're Authorized to Rebate
TO Shippers,

Fndlay. Ohio. October t5.-The end
.of The trial Of The standard OH com
naay. Of Ohio, far the alleged con
piracy against tade, came suddenly
In sight ut he conclusion Of the SEES
sion Of court TODAY The state was pro
cudad by a ruling Of Judge Banker
from Offering line Of evidence in
tended to show hat the Standard OIL
company gave secret rebates 10 retail
dealers Attorney Phelps for the
prosecution admitted hat the state
mad no means Of showing that the
Standard Oil company authorized its
agents to offer reba as. The court said
ii was a fundamental ule OF evidence
that The authority of the agent mu#t
be established
Then the state viii close its case
in zen minute. remarked Phelps ard
the jury which had been excused for
this argument Of counsel wa called
in and the conrt adjourned few
Witnesses for the deefns viii be
called but it Is stated that testimony
will be all in on both sides before the
conrr adiourus tomorrow that the ar
gument Of the counsel can be com
plctad by Wednesday porhap in time
for Judge Banker 70 make his charge
TO The jury and pla the ease IN its
hands
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-16
SPEAK
Cairo Central Labor union Receives
Letters From Those Seeking
Office Next Month.

Cairo Central Labor Union held an
interesting meeting last evening and
considerable business OF intore 70
orsanized labor came before that
body. That part Of mos interest was
ealing or correspondence from the
following candidates for office in re
sp3nse 10 q circular letter from he
secretary, IL. +. Helton. asking each
d define III. attitude toward or,
ganiged labor. which hi each instance
MAS hearty approval Of the same:
I. NJ. joplin. candidate for con,
-re.s
NJ. o Potter cand date for state
senator
n II Powers candidate for lcgis.
lafure
chas. NJ. Gaunt. candidate for Ieeis-
Iatnre
Robert A. stckIes. candidate for
logfslafure
Vim Dewey candidate for county
iudga
WINTER BIRD. candidate for county
i,dgo
n Lewis candidate far circuit
ipdqn
Frank = paws. candidate for
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-10-16
IS NOT IMPOSSIBLE
Although 1t Is a Difficult Problem
Says Cardinal of the Solution
Of the Roman Question.

Rome. Oct t5-Cardiual Fereta.
prefac of the Cong ceation Of
Bishops ami Regulars, in an interview
today is quoted saying that he be
Iicvcd the religious and civil powers
in italy are intete ted in working to-
gcther as they have the same Object
in Wow. namely the amelioraiion Of
the conditions of the people and oppo
sition 10 the threatened anarchial
alteration
The cardinal added The solution
of the Roman question is not easy
but is not impossible This opinion is
not shared by all The official. AT the
Vatican. but ! think the dig1ificd
Modu- Vjycndi is sati staclory to
both Sides bra. must be discussed and
eventually arranged