davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

= Die lleberIegenbeitoeuts
ider Gultur uber bieienige anoerer
glationen piro am beiten iIluItrirt
our9 Die gln3abl Der Bidder, Die in
ben psribieDenen 2dnosrn beraus9ege=
ben muroen; oenn Bidder Iino mebr
ais alles anosre Brooutte Der @eiIies=
arbeit uno oaber Der bette WaBItab Der
RuItur eines 8pltes. On Der 8enoe
oes Sabrbunoerts erI6ienen in einem
Sabre in DeutIdlaHb unseIdbr 25, 600,
in Jrantrsib 10000, in Gnqlano
1000, in ben Der. Staaten 5000 8a.
der. Sir oas Sabr 1905 Itieg Die
3abl Der beutI6en Bidder auf 28, 1886.
An rein piRenIdaftIiGen Berten 1T
oas llebereefpibt DeutIhlnnes DerbdIts
niBmdBig nod beoeutenb 9r6Ber. Der
Bert Der oeuti1en AusFubr In 8a6ern
mad benz Auslnnoe besiffert Iid i'm
Sabre auf 78 MilliOnen Wari, Der
gDertb Der @infubr auf 2l Wiillionen
Sn @n9iano betrdst Die ausfubr 20
0liaionetl Mart, hie ginFubr MiliO=
nen; in 6rantrei1 bic Ausfubr z Mils
lisnen, bic giufubr 9 Millionen, in
gtorOameritd bic g(usfubr III WilIiO=
nen. bic ginfubr s Wiaionen. gBd6=
renb DeutTblan6 81 Milionen beim
8i9erbanoel 9etpinnt, berIiert 6rants
reid 2 MiliOnen. Die oeutlhe 8a1ers
ausfubrsiit alio benz Msrte mad elfmal
10 9roB mis Die frans6fide, Iiebenmal
flo arDB tpie norbameritanii6s unD
nabe3u breimal 10 qroB nie bic ene=
Iif9e. @s Feblt ni6t biel, 70 mare Der
8erth Der oeutiaen Ausfnbr nod ein-
NAL 10 9rDB, pie Der Mert Der Auss
fubr bDn @nslanb, ROrSamerita unb
6rantrei9 SuTammengenommen. ga
ilt es pDhl feline uebertreibuns, su
Ta9en, 0aB oas nsntIbe BUD ben Qelt-
niartt beberrf1t.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25
Goitorieaes.

Cine fatafrophenreiht
No6e lie9t bintar uns: 8erbeerenoe
Stiirme rno gyoltenbrii1e 'ribteten
grpBen S6aoen ar @igentbum uno
N6ni9enleben in ben mittleren Stna=
ten or. Sn G9iO itiirSten 5tpan5ig
Na1nner BON elmer Bride in sinen
6lub unO einige oapon ertranteu. Sn
Wti1igan itieB ein gahagier5Hg nit
einem Gra9tsug SuiammeiL nobel 81
BerIOnen getDotet uno 20 DsrleBt nur=
ben. Qln Der Pacifictiilte n0roli9 BON
San 6ranciscp enoli9 itieBen um
@iitternadt 5pei 8ampfer SuIammen,
nobel Die columbia" innerbalb fiiHf
Ntinuten iant UNI gegen 100 gerioneu
ertranten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

Siour sails foil 3um
Serblt cine mooerne Sanosls=So1.
T6uIe erbalten. grDi. s. S. 5olano
1T 9sgenndrtig bier, um bic erforOer=
li6en 8orbereitrngsn 81 treffen. 5rn.
5olanb gebt elm gutter 3uf boraus
uno er bat in Ieinen SanoeIs. 0o9.
Idulen in Wisconiin tauIenoe BON tiid=
tigen @el9dftsleuten beran9ebiloet,
Die iebt ben Ruf ibres 2ebrers i'm 9ans
3en 2anoe berbreiten. glitht nur Die
StaOt Siour Sails. ionoeln aud Der
ganSe Stant Siio=8atota lino 81 ois=
Ter neuen Sanoels.lluiperIitdt su be-
gliifninI9en, benn baran bat es biss
ber i'm gan3en 5taats gefeblt uno bic
Rinoer unIerer giirger muBtsn nod
anoeren Stauten our taufmdnniIhen
glusbilbung geIanOt meroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

Sr. geRett publi3irt / n
ieinem Dantton SerOlo cine feline
Satpre auI ben Bells Der Bbilippinen,
inosm er i6reibt, oaB Elm etrpniger
Rrieg Spiiben Sapun uno ben Der.
Staateu Sapan Slpingen tpiiroe, bic
9bilippinen in ,5siiB gu nebmen. BnIO
aber rpiir0en Die Sapaner ertennen,
nel6en 8dren iie fi9 oamit aufseballt
bdtten uno oann erIt miiroe Der Rrieg
in Ieiner sanSen Jurhtbarteit entbren=
usn. 9ie gelben 6Or0en piirosn oann
gu OtilliDnen iiber uniere 5fiiIten ber=
fallen, iengen uno moroen uno ni9t
eber duIb6ren, unIer 9ans su berpii=
fen, ais bis Die Der. Staten Iid fDie=
Der bsreit ertldren, Die 9bilippineu ous
riid3unehmen Ano peripre9en, ME tpie=
ner ben geriu9 81 MAIDEN, our6
Rrie9sDrObungeiI ooer ionItnie Die
9bilippinen ben Sapanern auf6alIsn
ju D0llen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

8dbrenboes smit0em30
SUM abgelaufenen 5istaliabre Der
gunoesregieruns lino mebr ginnan=
oerer in oieIes 2ano 9etOmmen, ais ie
3ubOr ndbreno zines Sa6res. 9dht
neniger als 1.285,349 lanoeten mob.
reno oes DerflOhenen &e6nungsiabres
oil ben @efabeIl Der Ser. Staten
ge9en LOO, 735 i'm 8oria9re. Die
Statiltit iiber bic @inmanoerunq oes
OerHohenen Sabres lift nod niht been=
oigt, aber iObiel lit Ihon betannt, oaB
Die Webrbeit Der @innanoerer ndbreno
Der leBten feds Monate ms 2ano fam,
ndmlia 743, 952, cine 3unabme bon
10 9roSent, nit benz torreiponoirenbeu
Salbiabr Dsr9Ii1en. 8on oieIeu 2ln,
tbmmlingen ourften 1862 oas 2ano
ni6t betreten uno tpuroen Suriifges
ianot. WdbrenO Der leBten lehs Ulos
nate famen 1872, l85 @inwanOerer bon
EuBlano.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25
anDrnurtn 1S.
,,Rrtrp i'm grtrnrn. .

3os ldtt iicb wirfIi9 uibt beitrsiten,
DER 8rieg it INNER Elm Otdlbeir;
Sim Biertrieg bat ibou S6attenleiteu,
sin SeiItfrle9 aber nod piel mebr.
giuM int betunnt, oem gSeiHe tbut
Die Smattenleite uienlals quit;
Der @oHlltmeut mus orllnter leioen,
GAP. ii6 oieielbe ni6bt permeiOeu
U{an nlrB bod iuner mieoer iaeen,
9Sie ieltlum OFT oas S6idiol ipielt
SUIT ou man iiber 5rieoeHsfrGgen
Sun baug lih ejfrig unterbGlt,
Da man fontrattlib feitgeiteilt,
Den 6risoeil fiir bic gauge 8elty
Otuht mleoer eiIIe lteue RullDe
Bon einem neuen 6rie9 bic RrnIoe
gaie lebte bort III 6runfreibs Siibsn
Ser Bnger arbeitlam uto lttll,
Sr mar gaus gliidli6 llnO Suirieoeu,
l9ie man es eben milni9t uuD Mil.
@r oQdlte nibt al Jtebellion
Des sanoes loHlt 9etreuer Sobn,
Sls ploBlt9 ibnt 3ll aopt geltieseu
Sin iibergroBes NtiBuergHlgeul
Den 29ir3er bat total uerbroieu
Oes Jtllnitprooilttes Billi9telt,
ga bic Heqierlu9 nldt belnloiieu
gu teHeru ibr sur re6teH 3ett.
0ie RouturreiB ntmmt Ibm leln SrDt,
Ger arme &nlSer lei0et 9iotb,
Seun ADJ OeH btu gen y6nultgeniinen%
ioat Der Jtuturweu met6en miineu.
gGas Reni8enmis 10 flus eriouueu,
Qie 6uIlt gebt mioer Die Jfatllr,
Drum bat Der lSu3ertrieg begouuen
2luf SrantreihS rebllmfranSter Slnr.
sSn WiIBertrellen 9roB uuo fleu
Srat ltiirmil6 elite Sabrnng eiIl,
8ob bat man oofiir bic GrtlGrulg,
Sm gSeinpro5eB liegt ebeu @abrlIn9.
gSie eng lie li6 3uiommeuiblieBsn!
Sie ioNlt fiir's ,,teilre" 8uterlan0
sSbr lebtes Eraubenblut pergieBen,
@rbebeH gum Broteit bic oauO.
geIbloneu iteb N tie damn on WtaHn,
SrIun rudteu ihon bic 5rltppen al.
ytun iagt ppbl ieoeS DteHihenfiIto lib:
Ser g9iu5ertrieg 1T gar iliat win3ig
gr tort bes Sriebeus golbne 3eiteu;
Der 6rieg lit ebeu eir Ulalbeir;
Sin Siertrieg bat ibon SdattenIeiteu,
Sin gSeiHtrieg aber nod piel mebr,
8es 2Seiues Shattenleite tbut .E
Gem 3eder uber nimnter gut,
Der Sarre itlirmt i'm IidgelI meiter
unD 3eigt iib trleseriid
@rnf Setter.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

8illiam 5. grpan duBert
Iid iiber Die @ntIen0ung unierer 6lOtte
mad Dem Stilen Ocean folgenberma=
Ben: rSynpnn mill teinen Rrieg NIT ben
Ser. Staaten. gtafirlib 1T in oieiem
gan3eu iapanii6en Sriegsrummel uno
Dem Qbienoen BON Rrielsidiifen nad
Der pacifiIden 5fhite piel Syingotbum.
Oteiner Meinung nad bdnoelt es ii1
niht 0arum, einem ettpaigen anIfurm
Der Sapaner Die Stirn Su bieten, Ipnbern
elm 9epiHer Staatsmann in gBalbings
ton moate oamit nur einen Druid uuf
ben RongreB ausiiben, oamit oerieIbe
5um 4usbau Der 6loite in 9r6Berem
Still @elo betpiiige. Brpnn tennt
Supan unO bic idpnHiI1en Stnatss
mdnner uno lit Elm idarfer gsobahter.
@s mag Iein, oaB er nit ieiner Weis
nung niht 10 gans llnrsbt bat. Die
3eit miro es lebren.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

ben man in 8euti6lano uuo anoereu
europ1iIben RuIturldnoern pom g8irts=
bausgeiddft bat, oann paree nan
aud bier DaiieIbe ni6t mebr als 2aHer
betrabten, IonOeru als bas, mas es
pirtlib lit: Elm notbnenoi9es
.@enerbe i'm 86lterleben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

Ser Gaiier BON Sore a
bat abgeoantt. Ooer ri9tigsr, 1T abge=
oantt moroen. Dem iapaniI1en 8rufe
na99ebeuo, bat er Die Gegierung Iei-
nem Sohne iibertragen, nel1er ben
mOoernen S5oeen Der Sapaner lei6ter
3uSdnsli1 lit. Ser 8bronwehlel bate
eini9e Aufregung unter Der tOreanis
iaen 8eO0lterl ng CUR 6ol9e, meI9e
ii6 in Der 9auptitaot Soul gu japGn=
feinoli1en OemOnlfrationen itei9erte,
bic aber our4 iupaniI6es 0silitdr
nieoer9eorIft muroen. Der GbrDn=
msaiel in &prea tpirb bon ben 6reuns
6en oes 6Ortl9ritts nit Genugtbuun9
begrubt uno cine neue gtera mooerner
tuItureler @ntmiflun9 unter japani=
i9er 6iibrun9 piro ieBt fir Rorea
propbeSeit.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

Ju Garlsrube III Der
BrO3eB Gegen oen Daibinstonsr uni=
OsrIitdts. .profeHOr Rarl 9au, pel6er
uugebeures 9lufieben erre9te, 3u einem
S9neuen gnoe 9etommen. Ser an9e=
tldote puroe, uic mir I9en porige
Wohe in Der 9tlnoIhau beribteten,
Der @rmpr0uns ieinsr S9piesermuts
ter beI6uloiet; oas @eridt fano Die
G1ulo erpieIen uno berurtbeilts ben
9lneeflagten gum 3Doe. gea9 Der Bers
tiuoieung Oes llrtbeils fanoen auf ben
StraBen 8oltsoemonfratiOneu Su
@unFtsn oes 8erurtbeilten ftatt, wel9e
bonn Wfilitdr untsr0riift peroen nuB=
len. Gin GROCER 39eil Oes BOltes
glaubt ndmlid, oaB Der gerurtbeilte
uni9uloig unD nur bas Opfer elmer
5amilien Sntrigue lit. 8erufung
9egen oas llrtbeil 1T angemelOet NOR.
ben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

Die % aiIp preB" publis
sirte neulib eiuen gutgeihriebenen Al-
titel gegen rie ehensn 6rontfenFter Der
G6antwirtbI6aften unO Denies oa-
burd, baB Oas beuti6e Glement. in Der
GppoIition gegen unDerniinftige
S1antseleBe iii1t alsin Itebt. 8ie
,greB~ fiibrt aus. baB siu Staatsse-
FEB pOridreibt. oaB Die Jrpntfenlter in
56antpirtbIdaften Offenen @inblid
fir ieoen 8orbeioeheEoen eefatten
miiiien, nm auf bieielben in abibreden=
Der QeiIe 5u tpirten. Der 3pef oieies
@eIebes peros aber nidt errsi6t; es
enibl6Bt i'm @egentbeiI elm Qafer, bas
beIler berbullt bliebe. 8asbetrsf=
fenbe @efeBfpllte miberrus
fen perben, iaet bic preB@ gum
GhluB. gBir nnteritiiBen ben 8ors
fblag, felbf tpsnn mir uns niht NIT
Der greB auf ben Stanopuntt Itelen
t6nnen. oaB Der 8ertauf uno Der mdbi-
ae @enuB bon Bier uno anoerea Itimu=
Iirenben gstrdnien elm Qafer Iei.
Benn man fidb In Amerito erlt su benz
bOberen gesriff aufi6uingeH i0nnts,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

z z 7-N6l79'57 49, aBI@E
4 JOB PRINTING |
IN GERMAN
ENGLISH and ORWEGIAN
/ Neatly and Promptly done at !
Reasonable prices Il
@SsS@S9S~S~S~SaS@S@S~S~S~s
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-25

SIN grOBtsn She'll 8eutI8ldn5s
iiHb feds bis adt 3OG gfegen pd6s
rsnb Der lebten Grei Sage gsfaIlen;
sublreidle 5luHe Tinb irfolse beFen
aussetretsn unb perbrsitsten Sob unD
3erfDrung ii6er bos anlisgsnbe @ez
biet. Ri6t tpenieer ais eiu 9ubenb
zleiHers GilenbabnunFGEIe itn0 inFoIoe
bon llnteripaThuneen eemeIbet.
9eEef6en aus ben @egeu6.n, Die bon
ben aussetrsisnsH 6liifen Our6flofIsn
merbeR. meIben bic NerEidtuHa bon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22
or
JOINT TARIFFS
AGREED UPON BY RAILROAD OF.
FlciALs AFTER LONG CON-
FERENCE.
THROUGH RATES STAND
Between All Points North OF Ohio and
East Of Mississippi Rivers and
in Missouri, Arkansas, Okla
homa and Texas.

ST Louis, Aug. 2l.-Ofieials Of the
Southwestern ana Central Freight as
ISOLATION lines met here today and
reached an agreement concerning the
publication of joint tariffs applying
between points north of the Ohio riv-
er and east OF the Mississippi river
and points in Missouri, Arkansas, Ok
lahoma and Texas. AS a result of this
agreement the present through rates
will stand and there will be no neces-
sity for applying the combination of
local rates. The Southeastern lines
have concluded to confer power of AL
torney on George W. Gale, chairman
Of the Southwestern Traffic Bureau,
to act as their agent and the Central
Freight association lines have APP
pointed u #. Tucker, chairman oil
their association as their agent.
Messrs. Gale and Tucker will file all
Joint tariffs with the interstate com
nerco commissin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22


Melville e. Stone. the general man
aeer OF the Associated Press, was
born August %. 1913, in Hudson, Ill.
In 1860 be removed with his parents
TO Chicago and his education was re-
8ccEsesi in the public schools of that
city. Ills first business venture was
aS the proprietor OF machine shop.
Iii the great Chicago fire Of 1871 he
lost all he had accumulated Then
he became a newspaper reporter He
filled various positions on the differ
ellf daily papers OF Chicago until
1875. IN that year. IN partnership
with two others. ne established the
Chicago Daily News. The paper had
e rough road at first, the partners not
being any too well supplied with
ready capital But later it met with
abundant prosperity Mr.. Stones
health falling in 1888 he sold out his
newspaper interests and spent several
gears travelling in Europe Returning
to Chicago in 1891 he organized
national bank and remained its active
head until 1895 Some Ave years pre-
viousIy he had become general man
ceer Of the Associated Press. succeed
ing William Henry Smith, the first
head OF that news gathering agency.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22
AUGUST 22 IN HISTORY.

1913 Scots defeated at the battle oil
the Standard
1912 Charles I. set up his standard
at Nottingham
1926 The French Directory estal3-
iisIed
l8lSThe Savannah the first
s@sts VA isissrtt1 Nm GRASS - tlantis-
1S49 Surrender of Venice to the Aus
trians.
1851 America Cup won by American
yacht at Cowes. England.
tS73 Cholera appeared in Columbus.
] Ohio.
1890 Gen. Barrundia, Guatemalan
refugee, killed by Guatemalan
officers on. the American
steamer Acapulco" at San
Jose.
1921 Sixty-two persons killed by col
lapse of building in Park
Place, New York
21S9G The rebelIious Matabeles III
South Africa submitted to the
British.
1900 Fatal race riots in Akron, Ohio
1908 The Humbert family convicted
OF swindling in Paris.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22
A HERO or THE Bush.
Tale Of Heroic Devotion That Ia Hard
TO Parallel,

Courage Is not an attribute peculiar
70 the white man, nor is sclfsacriEoe
the nrorogatiye of civilization. In Z.
G. Frth's "Natlon-Making Is told A
story rs touching, in its brave dcvS'
ton, as any tale OF the Victoria cross.
The incident occurred at Orakan,
where the English soldiers had just
defeated the Maoris little party
Of colonial troops pursuing iugitivcs,
came upon three natives, two Old
men and one young fellow.
The youth, seeing the soldiers, drop
ped on one knee and aimed with his
gun at the advancing party which
haltod a moment, while the old men
ran toward the forest. The old men
had thrown away their firearms in or.
der to make escape easier.
The soldiers fred at the youth, but
missed. Without discharging his gun
he sprang to his feet and ran on in
advance until he caught up with the
old men once more. Then, facing
about, he presented his gun as be.
fore, but reserved his fire.
The weary old men gradually drew
near cover. Once more the soldiers
fred and missed; once more the gal-
liant fellow turned and bounded on
The old men were close to the forest
when the youth, nearly fainting.
again knelt and took aim, but still
did not fire.
The soldiers shot him as he kneIt
and rushed to the forest, but failed
to capture the two fagitivesI who, safe
in the dense uuderbfush, made their
escape.
On their return the soldiers found
the brave young fellow lying dead.
His gun was empty, 1t had not been
loaded at all With 1t he had cover
ed the retreat OF the old men and se-
cured their freedom by the loss of his
own life No more gallant deed Of
heroic devotion was ever accomplish
ed in any land,-Youth's Companion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22
NEW WORKERS
PART WITH AUTOS
SUPPOSED WEALTHY MEN SELL
MACHINES AS RESULT OF
PANIC.
Stringency in Wall Street is couse--
Orders Amounting to Million
Dollars Cancelled

New York, Aug 2t.-More than
I two thousand New Workers, some Of
them ranking as millionaires have
sold their automobiles within the last
few weeks. Almost as many more
have Cancelled orders for new ma
chimes. These automobiles represent
atotal cost OF over st5.000,000 They
are now worth probably s7000000.
@'rhe rich mans panic in Wall
street has made all the trouble. said
an Upper Broadway dealer He eX
hihited a telegram from stool,
broker in Broad street which read:
Sorry, but sickness IN family cont
pels me to spend summer in noun
tains. Please cancel my order for
that $500 machine.
There's no sickness in his family, 7
said the dealer He's been stung'
III the markets. He made 4 10 per
cent deposit, but can better afford to
lose his $3.50 than put up the bal
ance.'
Every dealer in high priced ma
chimes has stories to tell of orders
Cancelled by New Workers who until
recently We're supposed to be rich
enough to afford any luxury The
average rich New Yorker has an ex
pensiye family Any curtailment OF
income cuts off the Injuries So the
automobile has to be sacrificed
The great. d1rnnanca ia the display
made by the ricll. lis Visible In aparv
place around Now York ri has been
painfully evident at the Saratoga
races. There are not half as many
autos there as last year.
There is this TO be said for the rich
who have given up their fine cars
Not one OF them, so far as known,
rides in a cheap car They have
backed out OF the game altogether on
one excuse or another.
Now is the time for a New Yorker
to buy an automobile cheap. The SEE
end hand dealers are doing a tremen.
dous business. A $4,000 car sold the
ether day for $4,000 A $500 machine
was disposed Of for 81 geo A 5000
auto, right fEom the factory, was Of
iered yesterday for $1,000 Machines
can be bought for cash for almost any
price. GeneraEy speaking. compare
lively new cars can be purchased IN
the second hand places fer about one
bird OF their original price
There have been eight faflurps IN |
10 date this season OF automobile |
concerns. The last
,ne, that of Pope Manufacturing com
lany with over $4,000 capital, |
las put every maker and dealer on
he anxious seat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22
SNEAK THIEVES
WERE ACTIVE
ENTERED SEVERAL PLACES AND
STOLE REvoLvERs, CUTLERY
AND cioARs-PoLIcE NOTES.

Following up the several instances
fof petty thievery noted in yesterdays
Bulletin there were a number of at
tempts at burglary during Tuesday
night and early yesterday morning,
which were reported TO the.police yes
terday: but in no. instance was the
loss serious Some one tried to force
the doors Of The Famous Clothing
store but failed At A. Halley's hard
ware store they entered by window
and carried eff a miscellaneous lot Of
strn worth in all about $50 according
to Mr. Halley's calculations. They
took four reyolvers. six razors and "A
lot Of knives. At the Cairo Cigar
eompany's establishment next to Hal
ley's they got all the cigars they
wanted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22
THE KING OF BEVERAGES.
Water To-Day, as Ever, the Chief
Staple of Human Life.

Water Is the king of beverages; it
is the beverage to which all turn
when they would cure themselves Of
.ae injurious habit of consuming other
beverages But water that is not pure
may ba more harmful than the most
harmful Of othsr drinks, says writer
ii What to Eat Every health depart
ment should emphasize the dangers
of impure water and urge upon the
public tine necessity Of giving this
matter first consideration. There are
at my command numerous health re,
ports bearing on this subject, and it
is not difficult to prove that the death
rate would be enormously lowered by
greater care with regard 10 the con
sumption Of pure water.
Water is the basis of All other bev-
araana- .4lAIl beverages .or mans man-
Ufacture are water that has been adul-
terated by adniixtures and chemical
treatment.
Pure water is the one beverage
which has stood the test OF science
and come down to us unscathed
through continuous use for countless
ages. 1t is natures chiefest blessing
TO man. Other beverages undergo
many changes with time Each age
brings them forth in new styles, new
methods of manufacture, new proc
esses Of chemical treatment, aging
and keeping Foods change with each
successive generation. We eat differ
ent kinds Of foods from time to time,
each generation prepares them diff
there are different methods
ol compromising them, different meth
DDS Of cooking them. Pure water is
the same yesterday, to-day, and for
ever. From long before the time
OF the Pool of Sloan, mentioned in
Holy Writ, TO the present time, pure
water has undergone no change, and
people have never lost a taste for it,
Other tastes come and go; the taste
for water never varies. So long as
nan and beast inhablt the earth, the
practice" Of drinking water will
never cease.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22
In City Court.

In the city court yesterday Charley
Wilmot was fined S. and costs, S7.29
in all, for mtillating a shade tree.
He paid the fine and went his way.
Milmot broke or cut off some limbs
from a tree on Sixteenth street, in an
effort to move the old Christian
church through the street. The tree
is in front or on the side Of the resi-
dence of Mis- Lofiin, who made com
plant to the authorities.
Complaints are pending also against
Casper Vallingmeyer. the house NOV
er. who has the contract for moving
this building, for cutting down sever
al trees which stood in front Of the
church. lie sets up the plea that he
had the permission Of the church PEG
pie TO cut them down This csse has
not tet been disposed Of
Several other cases were tried in
the city court yesterday. among the
offenders being Minnie TAYLOR. Lubv
Lyon and Emma Davis. white women
arrested by Officers Casey and Hof
heinz for frequenting wine rooms
They were fined 81 and costs each.
s5.7o. which They paid.
Ten other petty offender were ar
faighed on various charges and were
fined.
Up to yesterday Judge Ross hal
collected 1858 in fines for the present
month. with a promise that this viii
be an extraordinary month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22
MAYOR
COMMITS SUICIDE
DEPoSEp EXECUTIVE HEAD OF
LOUISVILLE ENDS LIFE WITH
PISTOL SHOT-DEED RESULT
or ELECTION INVESTIGATION

Louisville, XIV. Aug 2l-Paul q.
Barth. who was deposed recently as
mayor Of this city, shot and killed
himself here today.
The renewal of Mr.. Barth from the
office Of mayor was the result of the
decision Of the Kentucky court of ap
peals oyerturning the municipal elee-
ton of 1906 On the face of the re.
turns. as counted on election day, the
Democratic ticket for city and coua-
tit officers Jefferson County, had
been declared elected. but contest
iii the courts was instituted by ren-
resentatires Of the fusion ticket, the
only one In the field against the Den-
ocrats
The court Of appeals In the final
hearing OF the case decided TIM.
gross frauds in the matter OF re-
peating. illegal voting, intimidation of
voters and Justification Of the counts
prevailed to such an extent as to rem
der the election invalid
Under the terms of the courts
mandate it became incumbent on Coz.
Beekham to appoint boards Of eoun-
cilnen and aldermen and mayor for
the city OF Louisville and a county
aalisiFtr affu cbfffhlfe efanft,n were unHISee'f
the law, empowered to fill all the re-
county and city offices made
vacant by the decision.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-22
New Process for Aluminium.

Although he cost iractinr
alur au by eiseirglyeis has been re-
duccd Q less than 80 cents q
pound. there is a long felt want" for
cheaper process. According to a
London journal, that want is now
met by a method which will make
vast deposits. Of clay a source of
boundless wealth and utility In brief,
the new process is this: Obtain alum.
mum carbide by heating kaolin and
carbon in an electric furnace. Then
heat the aluminium carbide with alum
ina (oxide Of aluminium, which will
yield carbonic acid gas and pure
metal-Philaaelphia Record.