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The Washington times., 1907-01-26

There will b. au account of Two
christenings. the lie OF which have
never been seen la Washington be-
fore There are several babies In this
city whose fathers are Japanese and
whose mothers are Washington girls.
These children VIII be christeued to-
morrow Some students from "Dai Nip
pom will be present and take part in
The teasting and presentation Of gifts
This article viii be fully illustrated
with photographs Of the parents and
children.
The Washington times., 1907-01-26
FREE PACKAGE COUPON
BEWARE

or the sauzages that are oasred r1l beesuss
thsy're cheaper than ours. y. Auth Prov
sion Co.'S Eausages cost more than otheFs
because they're WORTH more. Insist d
having them. e
y. AUTH PROVISION CO.,
e2S-2s . Street S. W. All Markets,
The Washington times., 1907-01-26

Men OF prominence may not wear their
hats as they choose. They are Obliged
by certain rules 70 refrain from man
nerism Ia the use or their headgear
which many OF them might follow If q
were not for their constant gaze by the
public eve. Read in tomorrOW's paper
why Senators, Cabinet members. and
'Others do not follow certain ways OF
fearing the hat
The Washington times., 1907-01-26
VERMONT ASSOCIATION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The Vermont state Association held its
annual election or Officers last evening
at the headquarters. ITO street north
west. with the following result: Presi-
dent, Edward /. Temple; first vice pres
ident, Fred o. Knight; second vice pres
ident Harry X. Willard. third vice pres
dent. Nelson ID. Adams: recording sec
rotary. Fred c. O'Connel; corresponding
secretary. Grace Ross; financial secre-
Jary. Benjamin F. wilkins; treasurer.
Henry T. Onterdinger; board OF di-
rectOrs. Hosea b MOultOn. Edward r
Campbell, George +. Graves. The next
meeting Of the association win be held
Wednesday evening February 20.
Baltimore and Return, sI.a5, Baltimore
& Ohio r. r., every Saturday and sun
day. All trains both ways. both DAYS,
except Royal Limited. City Offices. ifl7
g 81. and 6ls Penna. ave.
The Washington times., 1907-01-26
Responded to Toasts.

The list or speakers. with the toasts
"a which they responded was as Iol-
lCWs.
THE Day We Celebrate Hon. John
Lauderdaie Kennedy The President "
Hon. Philip p CGmpbell. our Adopted
Country Benjamin Irving THE
Press. Frank HosfOFd, The Lassles 30
Alexander Balm: THE Land We Left %
Capt Robert Armour; tine CaledouiaE
Club Hugh Reid
The officers OF the club are. Hugh
Reid, chief John ID. Higgins, vice chief
William JarllEe. treasurer l.. Barton
FalC0nrF, Tecordln~ secretary James s.
Crawford, financial secretary, DIT.
Thomas Miller. corresponding score
terry John +. Duncan. Librarian. VIII
liam Pcu!e, guard, Murdoch Mickey,
conductor.
TIE committee on arrangements for
the banquet was. Dr. Thomas Miller
chairman Hugh Reid Robert Low,
John d. Higgins. james n Leckie, and
William JaTdine.
The Washington times., 1907-01-26
Representatives ~ Part.

The principal speakers Of the evening
were Representative John l.. Kennedy
OF Nebraska, Representative Philip =.
Campbell Of Kansas ana 7. Y. Pow
derby. former United States immigration
Commissioner- DR.. Thomas Miller pre-
sided as tOasImaster.
Between the courses, which seemed 50
taste better because or being named &C.
cordlng 10 tie Scotch or IL. there were
many recitations given and solos sung.
II was Burns from the beginning 10 the
end II the evening. whether the matter
before the assemblase was q song,
recitation. or good story And
through every moment ran the chain Of
gocd-fellOwship and pride OF Scottish
birth Ut descent
During the "denner' they served up
such dishes as "champit tatties,
''grumpie neeps.T "a blttock frae a
hielau' nOWt." and "genty roastit delk.'
The Washington times., 1907-01-26

A Dessert That's Most Enjoyable.
g 4 s. Ice CTsam-Velvet kind. Drug
The Washington times., 1907-01-26

Meet Ne ar the Poultry and Pigeon
Show. Masonic Temple. sth ana T SITS.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-31
by 81 pfal, Re mu fse pfinese.

by 81 pfal, Re mu fse pfinese.
Klerk vodstonp vod vokna a Sci
poseptat jinFmu S breilema neco.
Ma to Sc vratil a povfda kamaradu
ably ustoupil a chvili poGkal PAX
zacal zas vyplacet iiny V Fade.
PfiSla fada ma mje a tu Sc vopa.
kovalo to samy. ia chtel desftku;
Won mi j nechtGl dat, ac sem Sc
vykazal S papfrem a vodyolayal ma
vonen clanek V nom, ale mic plat
no. Povida mi abych ustoup a
poGkal chvfli.
Mezitim jeden cloviek Sc ktomn
nachomejtnul, kerej mas rozhovor
zaslechnul, a ten k nam pride a
povida, tot Sc Vi anklicky ''nejlep-
81 Dude vobtani dys seberete svejch
pet svestek a budete palit pfyG'.
My mu hned vysvGtlovali svoie
stanovisko a ia mu do konce vokd-
zal women clanek kde to stale. Won
Sc ma to podfval a phi tom Sc potu-
teln6 usmdl, a povfda mo, 10; to
jen platf 70 tech co tady mali peni
re ulozenF, a w jak pozoruju ia
dy zadny nemdte, Vodkud ste?'
''pta Sc. ia ale US sem Sc doftipil a
povfddm Gistou anklicinou ''tac
maj biznys "a basta".
Sebrali SINE sc S MIN kolegou a
sedli ma prvnf trejn k domovu.
Potom ma Glovjek vjefit novinamI
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-31

FIaGk X Ger Sc vrAtil z Chas
Mix okresu v G'ery. We 1mince
o onom prerynfm pozaru poVidal
BE to bylo strasue: cele mile LUX
a polf bylo vypaleuo a cilelue ztra
~ rp6sobeny ftrmeram Bylo to
lene ct ~zazrakem, BE zzdna budovs
nesaefela. Vojtovi Hefmauovl
jenz ren.u.e f.rmu r tatt
bl,ze Avon shofelo pet stoh0 obi
tf; imena jinSch isne nemohli OF
dTzet.
"Abych Sc ochrdnil pred oznobeni
nou" pise John Kemp, 2 otisfield, Me
pfilpzim Bucklenovu Arnlkoyou mast
UzIval jsem il tel profit RUNE S do
brym yysledkem. Zarucena profit DO,
lakGm, zasLaryl yfeddm, spalcninam
oznobeninam d yyrazkam. zoe v Ta'
borske lekarne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-31
VeIk6 Mapy Trip Okresu.

Name ma prodei velke mspy
Trip okresu, ktery ~bezpochyby
Dude otevfen pfistiho jara. Ma.
pa je 28x39 pa!cech velka, sloze-
GA Y pevnJch deskach do velikos,
ii 6xo palcich. Okszuie kazdou
excl pcxemku. teky, vrchy jeztr.
ks std, q pax IndiensLe pfideleni
(al!otment Ia jmena jejich Ma.
pa ]zpracoyal a nakreslil Frank
Peterson T. Lake Andes. Proda
same je po so ccntech, COZ je peo
BY 1ejne nfzka Gems ,vzhledem to
nu lie Sc IA ne obyteine cha 81.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-31

Emu, smarja - jake fika starej
Welf-to YAM byla mela lidiGky, S
tema bankamu, tenhle tejden. V
n1 Yorku to udefilo a as sem Sc
to vozivalo. N9kolik bank tam
ma neurcitou dobu pfestalo vypla-
Get penfze lidem q tn nastal rum
reich a shon a fady vkladateli ke-
II mermomocf chteli svoje penfze,
bylo videt ma ulicfch We dine V noel
VoGekavalo Sc, Re nastane vsevo-
becnej bankovnf krach-a pc nom
soudnej den, hadali ii bojacneiSf--
Fsak ale to nejaEou chvfli v Nj
Yorku tax vypadalo. Jakmile Sc
to dostalo mezi lid, re banky re-
chcou vyplacet, lidi co v Mich m6li
ulozeny penize pobfhali zmatene
sem a tam, a behalf pod ty vysokS
budovy a kfiteli ably ma ne padali,
totis ma ty bankefniky.
A nase slavna vlada ale tomu
fSemu yodpomohla a dala ma to
Styryastyrycet milijonach tolarGch
Povfddm, re je daia, ackoliv Sc pc
vida, re je puGila. Prosimich, lido
je vobchodnfk a pucf tolik pence
bez i~nteresu, tomu Sc dneska ffka
donace. A to je zrovna co nase
vl6da udelala: pueila ty penouzky
narodnim bankam bez Interest,"; "a
to ale tyto je tet budou puGovat
statnim ma lichvafskej q do nebe
volajfcf ourok.
Ty banky co neudelaly pankrot
81 ma to Easily chytfe a oznamily re
nebudou vic vypldcet nez deset
tolardch jednomu 6lovjeku V jed
ncm dnu, ably Sc taky uchrdnily
vod krachu, cos je prot zakonu,
ale kazdej tohle jedndnf must po-
chvalit lie to strasng dys Sc jedna
proti zakonu, a je to talk dobfe; to
je vid6t, re ten zakon "a moe ne
stoji). Vo tomhlc placenf YAM
neco povfm re skusenosti:
Jeden mdj zndmej vo tomhle Get
v novindch a hned Ike mje pfibech
a povfda, "Strejdo Votrubo! mann
napat Ell nambr van, jak 81 pomoct
k penezdm''. Povfda dale ''tady
v notinach stojf, Re banky fSn
F6ls budou vyplacet jenom deset
tolarG jednomu clovjeku v jednom
dnu''. ia ma to ''nu, a co zamej-
slfs9" Won povfda Cos ably SINE
tam jeli a pfihlasili Sc taky; to
vfte, dys nam dali pc desfti tola,
rech kazdej den, to budou casove,
COZ
Mje Sc ten ieho ndpad zamlouyal
a proto SINE 81 hned zrychtovali
nase rance a pingly; stary nam ma
pekly kola6e a buchty; my vsedli
do treinu a us SINE leteli do Sn
Fols. Prvnf tam den SINE 81 pro
hlizeli m6sto a ma bank SINE Sc
rychtovali as pfistf den. Zatim
zasoba buchet fpinglach Sc stencil
la a ia pfitele nutil ably us 81 Sci
pro tn desftku, re pudu hned "a
MIN. Vesli SINE do jednoho ban
ku, nebot nam ma tom ~nezalezelo
kerej to je, jen dys budou vypla-
Get. U vokna us stall lidi a ten
"a mffzema Jim vyplacel. ia us
v duchu sem Sc radoval, jak Sc bu-
dem NIT dobfe.
Pfisla fada ma myho pfftele a
ma otazku Go 81 pfeie' povida Re
chce desftku, Ten "a mfizemi mu
ma to, ably Sc prokazal S dakym
vysvjeGenfm anebo papirami Re
tam ma penfze ulozeny. Pfitel
midi mu ma to, Re ma yysvedceni
2 Czech vod mistra kde Sc ucil sef-
covinu, a co Sc tejcf papfru, be md
este ma hotel v rajtosne ' nom "a
L-k 49, .zlkx~ -: -.~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
Veterans Of Civil War Organize State
Department at Encampment In
Wzshngton--75 Present.

Spokane, Wash, July g. Seventy.
1--WE residents of the eastern and west.
ern paris Of the state Of Washington
Who served with Illinois regiments
during the civil war, formed depart
ment state organization at the recent
ancampment at Ballard west Of Spo-
kane, and elected Col. j. w Langley
TO the presidency, the secretary beine
Maj r. r. Harding. II was decided 70
meet at North Yakima, during the
regular encampment in 1908 OF the
Washington and Alasga department,
Of which Csl. G. b. Dunning OF Spo.
kane, Is commander.
The organization meeting was pre-
sidod over by Major Harding. among
thc speakers heings w A. Lord, n
&. Grahaia. Jerome Morrissey, J, A.
Peters, II. A. Frederick E. Il. Van
offender. G. d. Quinn s. A. Gibson,
I. c. Stanford. Edward Phelps. A.
Royce, E. w. Swan and ]. r. Stewart
the last named having been q member
of Company ID, l27ih infantry. Most
of the veterans are engaged In orch
arding. numbering and commercial
purs its.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
HAYWOOD DEFENSE
HOLDCONFt FtRENCt
: EXAMINATION WILL. BE EXTEND.
ED--TO RE TAKEN OVEN
SKETCH or PAST LIFE GIVEN
TO THE UNION.

Boise, Idaho, July G.-The counse
for the defense In the Haywood case
held an extended conference today and
It was stated afterward that 1t would
me next Wednesday before Haywood
takes the witness stand.
The direct examination Of Haywo9e
will, according to counsel for the de-
fense, be very extended. He will be
taken over sketch of his life that
will embrace all its important events
including his connection with the
Western Federation of Miners. with
which his later life has been close in
terwoyen. 1t is claimed there will be
no limits established for his protection
and that the gate will be open 10 the
fullest and widest cross examination
the prosecution desires TO make.
The presentation OF the states case
in rebftaI will probably commence
Thursday and be carried over into the
week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
OLDEST SENATOR
Alabama Claims Honor Through Sen
ator Pettus Who Was Eighty
six Yesterday.

Selma. Ala. July G-Senator Ell.
mund w. Pettus. the oldest member
Of the United States senate, was Sc
years old today. Senator Pettus ST u
feels deeply the loss Of his venerable
friend, colleague and fellow-townsman
Senator John T. Morgan. who recent
ly passed away The two had been
lifelong associates ard Senator Pet
tus was probably the only intimate
friend that Senator Morgan had in the
senate.
It is interesting to note that Sen
ator Pettus is not only the Oldest
member of the senate. but also the
eldest man in public life in the United
States today. He was born two
months after the death of Napoleon
while James Munroe was president OF
the United States. This was before
the admission Of Missouri TO the union
and only two years after his own
state of Alabama was created. He
has watched the quadiennial battles
Of presidential elections sixteen times
since he reached his majority. and he
has seen the union double in Size
from % states to i6.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
CHANGE or AMERICAN FLEET
TO PACIFIC Is JUSTIFIED
By One Near to Head OF Government On Ground
That Preparedness For War Is Strong
est Assurance ef Peace

fenscless. The dispatch Of battle
ships to the Pacific threatens none.
There To In 1t no Eenace Or progoca
tion 70 Japan or any powers II III
merely 4 prudent act putting d lock
on our front door.
Eve have no preferences or deaira
ever to attack Japan. II war cyev
comes between Us the affront viii
come from her. not from ourselves
Up 10 the present an unfortunate
traditional hobby has entered our
navy in time Of peace in the Atlant Z
or is tributary waters.
Facing as we do upon two oceans
the navy. the right arm OF the y
tional defenses, should be equally at
home on both. A strong man. arme
and ready has little 10 fear Each
battleship sailing through the stri1ts
OF Magel Ian Is guarantee of peace.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
IN LtAGUE: WITH
R{VOLU1|0N|STS
AMERICAN CONSUL
AT SALVADOR WAS SUM.
MARlLY REMovED--sEcRET-
In DELIVERED CABLES.

Mexico CT " July G.--Accorling 70
q spe. ial cablegram received today
by tho A sociated ;'ress from Saliva
do. the recent removal or American
Consul General Jenk MS caused a
great sensation In official and diplo-
matte circles of The rcpnblic An open
accusation was made that jenkins
was an organizer and instigatnr of tie
revolution In Salvador It IL declare /
taat these charges were conve ed 10
Washington and Inspector ~ Con
sulates Mnruhy was Instructed to m.
va tigata the cs@G. After three
months Investigation Murphy recon-,
mcnded that Jenkins be removed and
he was recalled.
It was charged that during the re-
ent war Jenkins delivered cables to
secret agents Of Zelaya who were
stationed In San Salvador These
cables II Is said. bore the signatures
OF United States 'lnister Merry. The
government at Washington has de-
manded an explanation from Zelaya
because Of his unwarrantea use OF the
name Of United States diplomatic
officer.
In support of the charges the Saliva
dorean government filed at the state
department at Washington copies of
cables which passed between Zelaya
and his agents through the alleged
conniyance of jenkins.
zelaya is stationing two thousand
troops on the Salvadorean border at
the prt Of Cosiguila, preparatory to a
second invasion of Salvador.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
F.C.LEW|S FIGHTS
SUES POSTMASTER
r. LOUIS PUBLISHER or Wo-
MANS MAGAZINE WANTS A
MILLION DOLLARS FROM GOV.
ERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES,

st. Louis. July 6.-Postmas er Wy
nan and PostoffIce Inspector FuIt n
have been served with writes return
able before the September term OF the
st. Louis grand jury IN suits ins.i-
tuted by l.. G. Lewis OF the Lewis Pub
lishing company. The amounts sued
for, It Is slated. aggregate sl,O02,2l5-
Two suits are against Wyman and two
agalns' Wyman and Fulton. They are
accused with having illegally barred
periodicals from the mails and sending
out letters OF inquiry to subscribers
that injured the companys business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
PRINCESS SO YEARS OLD.

London. July Princes Victoria
the only unmarried daughter Of King
Edward and Queen Alexandra. ces.s.
brated her 39lh birthday today. The
Princess Is one Of the best loved mem
bers Of the ROYAL family and the news
that her health is better nos than for
a long time pas has tesa receise
with genuine pleas re sms>ng Al
classes. Her health has always heen
delicate. and she neithe- rides n5r
sh, OTIS, but nevertheless she IS yefy
fond OF athletics. Rra6inx. both pms
and poetry. occupies much Of her
spare time. and Browning is said 10 =
her fayoriie poet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07

Amherst NJ s.. Jnlr G.-Professar
EGw'n A. Grosvenor. of Amherst CO.
lege, an authority on International
low, gave ont statement tonight In
reference 10 the sending Of United
state battlesh'rs to the Pacific Prof.
Crosvencr, who is relative by mar.
slagc OF Secretary Taft, had a confer
npce wi b with the secretary during
the latter's recent visit to Milbnrk,
says:
"The United States desires peace.
with all nations Of the world, YET
nothing can endanger peace as un-
preparedness for wal Had tae czar
In 1898 put Russia in readiness for an
attack, the subaepuent disas ers of.
Manchuria and of the Sea Of japan
Right have been avoided Our who'e
Pacific coast and our Pacific insular
are today practically de.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
ILL|NO|SANs MEET FAIL in BUSINESS
Receiver Appointed for Visions n
Grain and Stock Company Of ST.
Paui-Faiiure at Oshkosh.

st, Paul, Mnn.. July G.--On peti.
ton OF William J. saggerson, of
Pessemer. Mich, Judge Lochian Of
the United States district court. to-
day appointed Ashley Coffin. Of 81.
Paul as receiver for the Wis onsin
Grain AM Stock Company. Officers
OF the company are now being tried
hy the United States court on charges
of using the mails for fraudulent pnr.
pores.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
ADMIRAL RElTER RETiREs.

Washington d. c.. July 6.-Rear Al
miral Ge- rye c. Reiter closed his ac'
tive career in the navy today having
been transferred to the retired list
by operation Of the law on account oi
age. Admiral Reiter comes from
Pennsylvania and graduated from the
United States Naval Academy in the
class of 1865. He has seen service
in many parts of the world and dur
ing the past five years has commanded
the battleship Wisconsin and served
as member of the Lighthouse Beard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
ARE SOLD
"Flsetv a Full Brother Of "Hish 6sI'
Disposed Of to oneek Stables
Other Big Deals.

New York. July c.-At the sale of
the horses in training. owned by Z. n.
Thomas. the two-yeafsold bay coli
Fleet a fuH brother u High Ball
the American Derby winner. sired bs
Pen strome and strych ma. vas knock
ed down TO the Oneck stable for si0.-
$50. Charles Edwards~ brought the
next highest price. being sold to the
Patchoyne stables for $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
PORTUCESE MAY
DEMAND R|[P:'UBLIC
PEOPLE AND STATE BADLY DE-
MoRALlZzD AND SITUATION
AcUTE--KlNG CARLOS NOT
TO BLAME.

Lisbon, July G.-TEe news from
Lisbon this week has leen or the gray
est character The 81 uation has be
NE 50 acute, indeed tha London
would not lie surprised to learn aat
any moment that King Carlos has
been forced to leave Portugal, and
that a republic had been proclaimed
at Lisbon. Still, the fat and jolly
King Carlos mas weathered many a
IS orm during the past few years and
he may be able . pull through the
present crisis.
But when the principal newspapers
Of monarchical country begin to
hold d their s sovereign to public OBJ
loquy as manifest coward as =
ridiculous and useless dude and as
an Incapable fool and loudly de-
mand that he take his departue ana
make way for the establishment or q
republic, the 4'only form OF govern
nent consis ent with human dignity
common sense and modern progress.
then a revolution may be regarded
as imminent and the overthrow OF the
throne as at hand.
Peasantry Are Disconnected.
For long time past there has been
growing discomfort among the peas
antry, due to the excessive and ever
increasing taxation to which they are
subjected. 1t Is safe to say that they
will cheerfully welcome and submit
to any change of rulership no matter
what K is that will tend to alleviate
the crushing burden of imposts with
which they are at present Literally
overwhelmed. As fer the urban pop
ulation. 1t is Republican to the very
core. The chamber OF commerce and
the chambers of mam4facture, the as
sociations of wine growers and vine
dealers the Industrial guilds, the bank
ing CLASSES, The legal and medical pro
fessions. the faculties and students OF
the various universities and colleges
nay even the very officers and soll'
iers fthe army. particularly the
scientific branches of the latter, are
nearly all openly professed foes OF the
monarchy. and acknowledged Repnbli-
cans. who are firmly convinced that
Portugal will never recover her former
prosperity, as well as her pressige
among the nations of the universe,
unless she adopts form of govern
ment that exercises a less blighting
influence upon the life of the people
than the deplorable rule of the house
of Braganza. AS for the urban labor
element it is almost wholly socialistic
Carlos Not to Blame.
Really, Carlos is not responsible for
this state of affairs. He is fat and
lazy fellow. gocd natured and easy
going, and probably would be happy
if he were well rid of his job, provid'
ed he received a good sized pension
for himself and family. 1t has always
been said that the political ideas OF
King Carlos are liberal and progress
sive but unforb,nately he lacks the
energy and courage of his conviction.
His chief desire is to worry himself as
little as possible about the condition
OF public affairs. He is extremely
fond of spok and pleasure. He IS a
first rate shot, can use his fists in tse
most approved style, is an adept both
with the pencil and the brush and is
a splendid swimmer and diver. His
appetite Is proportionate to his size,
and he is the biggest and fatIest OF all
The monarchs of Europe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
FOUR MEN ATTACK
RUSSIAN TROOPS
RELEASING IMPORTING PoLITI
CAL PRlsoNERs-PRlsoNERs
ARE REcAPTuRED, ALSO TWO
OF ATTACKING PARTY.

Bakhumt. Russia. July 6.-Four
armed men today attacked a de ach.
ment OF troops escorting nine i'm
poriant political prisoners, killing one
soldis and wounding another and
enabling the prisoners to escape
Troops were sent In pursuit. two of
the attacking party were taken ana
six Of the prisoners were recaptured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
COLO STANDARD
IN GtRMAMFMP| IRE
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THAT
OLDEST GERMAN COIN WILL
CEASE TO BE LEGAL TENDER
ocTosER I.

Berlin. July Cit was officially an
nounced today that Thaler. on Ocio-
her !. viii cease TO be legal tender.
II IS the only coin now eytant ante
dating the establishment Of the en-
pire. and its disappearance viii mark
the establishment Of a pure gold
standard in Germany The mints have
for several years been coming Thslers
into subsidiary silver coins.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
/. TRACTION COMPANY FAILS.

Oshkosh. Wis, July G. Judge Bur-
nell today appointed Richard iiackftt
receiver for The 'Vinnebago Traction
Company. which Is valued at $1,000
900 and operates the city system and
interurhan lines In Omro and Nsenali.
The motion for roceIvershIp was
made by the Trnst Company of
America. of New York. All parties
concerned consented to the appoint
ment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
TRANS MISSISSIPPI
C0NCRESSCALLlD
EX-GOVERNOR FRANCIS CHAIR.
MAN ON PROGRAM GIVES NO.
TicE or MEETING AT MUG
kOGEE, !. r.

St l-ous. July G Former Governcr
David n. Francis, as chairman Of the
committee on program, has Issued an
Official call for the annual session of
the trans Mississippi G ngrcss to be
held al Muslogee, l. r., neIt Noyem.
her. The cali Is issued 10 Governors
OF the states and territories and al
of he public and commercial bolies
in the trans Mississippi diat.ict.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
TO MARK FRONTIER.

Rio Janeiro July G.-The Brazilian
commission left here today for Cor
umba TO undertake the work Of mark
ing the frontier between Brazil and
Bolivia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
ROYAL PARTY AT BERGEN.

Bergen, July 6.-Emperor William.
Empress and Prince Adalbert arrived
here today on the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern on their way north.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
channss in EnaIi.h stature.

In 800 years Englisifmen have grown
tx inches shorter. on the average.
While the women have been inereas-
ng in height