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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-14

tarcu' ertieo "Dolina solz" in
uehote sem sc spomnil nash Gle
velandcanov. Marsikaj bi VAN po-
vedal - pa raje molcim. kajti bo-
Jim Sc "a svojo kozo. Tako Sc pa
hoccm danes omejiti ma kaj dru-
zega.
Stapamo Sc vedno, a sedaj re
Y veGjem Stevilu kot zadnji cas-.
Cele trume brezposelnih delavcev
vidim vsak dan ma ulicah. XII ko-
rakajo zamisljeno semitnje. Pra-
vijo, da bodo Sc wee tovarn zaprli.
lie maj. Ma ia nacin hoGejo men
ia kapitalisti pokoriti ubogo de-
lavsko rajo, da jo lazje izrabijo
pri jesenskih volitvah.
Rojaki beEe V stare domovino:
kar trumoma Sc umicejo il Cleve-
landa. Enega dine sem Jill videl
kar tri vozove, ko so Sc odpe-
jail. Clovek 81 lahko misli: ubogi
delavec. kakO tie pozreSni kapita-
listi COMIC IL kraja V kraj. -
Velikonoeni prazniki so pred
durmi, a k "zegnu' bono menda
malo nesli -. Kakor Sc vidi. a
Siktera druzina bo imela letos tu-
zno alelujo." Morda mas bog
kaznuje, ker smo veliki "gres-
niki' - ali vragvedi kaj name
rava z Mani.
Pred enim letom mi je mex ro-
jak kazal nekake papirje in Sc ba-
hal: 'Ha, to Ii poglej; to bo
neSlo dobicek''. Namuznem ST. in
vpraSam: "Kaj je to?" Seveda
on ie mmiSlil. da me ina "a Mihel-
ma. "Delnice" - mi odgovori -
ito so delnice; Ia papir je vre-
den $50. Ali koliko je to vredno.
ker grem ''ziher' ma seio delhi
CAREY in tudi profita BON dele
zen NpraSam ga, ako mi proda
tiStc papirje - dasiravno sem We
del koliko je vreden papir 5 Ste
vilkami vred -. 'Ha - ha! tega
pa ze ne" je dejal in skrbno
sprawl papir. Pred par dnevi 10
pet sretam tistega rojaka in ga
brz vpraSam, 6e bi bill tako dober.
ia bi mi prodal tiSte papirje. Jez-
no mi ie odgovoril: III - maj
Jill vzame!"
Tako je, kdor INA. pa Una.
Skandal. da Sc Sc dobijo ljudje. XII
gredo ma lin prefrigancem, KITE
rib nj pray mic sram Ge namazejo
tudi rojaka. Sedaj Sc zopet nekaj
novega kuhn pri tenn "delniskem
p~odjetju." Nekaj misijo prefar-
bait, dasi je bio ze tolikrat pre-
farbano. Radoveden sem, S kak-
sno farbo bodejo sedaj mazali.
Najbolje je, da pOSljejo stare ma
dusljivo ''teto" V foundry, kajti
zajfe rabi obilo: najbolje bi pa
bio. da odpeljejo mrhovino ma
pokopalisce, kamor re davno spa
da.
Pred kratkim sem cital mex do
PTS o 'chicaSkem perilu. Pisec je
pozabil dostaviti. da V Clevelandu
je toliko smrdecega perila, da ga
ne opere zajfa celega sveta. V o.
stalem smo pa tn fini fantje. Sta
vim. da V Clevelandu bode mai
wee Svetnikov. Strank imamo
brez Stevila in z verami nj mic bo-
lie. Posebno Ia nova -rozenkran-
ska vera je fletna; ia je "a pet
drugih.
Prihodnjic pa Sc nekaj bolt file
tnega.
Pozdrav proletarcem pc Sirni
Ameriki.
Clevelandski gimpcl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-14
DOPISI
Kansas CITY, Mo.


drug urednik! Turoben je polozaj,
V kterem Sc nahaiaio tukajSnji
Siovenci in del. ska maSa sploh.
o razredni z%avednoSti nj duha niti
sluha. Nobeden Sc ne zaveda, da
hi morale bolje biti, kakor je. Nj
Guda, ako imajo potem tukajSnji
kapitalisti dobro letino.
Tukaj Sc V veGini della V
Armourjevih in Swiftovih kla-
vnicah. Ia navadne delavce je de-
10 jake tezko in ulnazano; mnOgi
morajo delati Y vodi. In placal
jake slaba; dobijo lie Pc Il ali Is
centov ma uro.
X delavsk uniji ne spada nihGe.
o kakem politicpem zavedanju Sc
sploh nj vredno govoriti. Slovenci
imajo diva podporna druStva, emo
spada k j. s. X. j.. a drugo k jo-
lietski jednoti. Ravnokar Sc je pa
ustanovilo tretie drustvo. Xxi Sc
imenuje "kranjsko podporno "a
bavno druStvo Radecki'. (Zivio!
Slovenci pa lie napredujejol =
OPP. ured.) To druStvo misli biti
sam~ostojno ne bo spadalo k nobe-
nj jednoti in ce Sc ne motim bode
bolj svobodOmiselnega duha
Sploh to drustvo ina lepo pri-
hodIjost. V odbor So izvoljeni
sledeci rojaki, kteri Sc e veliko
trudijo "a drustveni napredek te
Masculine, zakar zasluzijo pohva-
10: p. Prelesnik, p~redsednik; f.
Skala, podpredsednik; Tony Mar
tineic, tajnik in John Kova6ic,
blagajnik.
Pozdray vsem razrednozaved-
MIN delavcem sirom Amerike.
Vrbovski Tone.
La Sale, Ill, s. aprila. = Genie
nj urednik. Prosim, priobGite ia
dopis v vasem cenjenem listu
"Proletarec''.
V IA. stew. "Glasa Svobode"
sem bral, da je Frank Basalli. elan
drustva Triglac st. >, V La Sale,
ILL, storil samoumor in da vsled
tega nj hotel start odbor S. y. p.
j. poprej izplacati njegove smrt-
nine.
To je laz, laz, lazl!!
Omenjeni clan je delal V Cedar
Pointu, v premogokopu. Xxi je $40
cevljev globok. Delal je 10 cev-
ljev mad dnom V shaftu. ko Sc je
delavcem ma povrsju pc nesreci
izmuznila okrog 6 yardov dolga
IN 6 palcev debela cev in priletela
ma Basalli-ja $ tako silo. da mu
je predrla prsa cez in cez. Nesre6-
neza so moral pozneie rezati. da
so izpulili cev IL njegovega tele-
sa. Razen NIGGA so bill pobiti tudi
Sc trije Irci, John Ogen, Joe Sport
a "a tretjega sen pozabil. kako
sc je pisal. Eden teh je tudi umrl
vsled poskodb.
Zdaj pa sodite rojaki. kakScn
samoumor je to bill. G.. VI. Honda
tn svetujem, da je bolje ce svoj
list kvita, ce nina druzega pisati
v MEM kot same lazi. Capito?
M-ch.
elan druStva Triglav st. ..
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"Radnicka STRATA"

le edini hrvatsn soeiahstisni list Y Amerik. Izhaja vsako drugo sr.
do in stane SlO0 Ma LETo. Naslov: "RADNIcKA sTRAzA6S I5
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Cleveland, O., Q. apr. - Sod
rig urcdnik, Cital sem "Prole.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
|: NEWS OF THE RIVERS s.:
~ "a
sssSssSSssssssssssssssssss

The river marked 1873 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening, showing a
of % of a foot in "A hours AT al
points above here the rivers are fall
ing.
The government steamers w. r
King came out from St Louis and
returned 10 that port light.
The tow boat Fritz brought up a
barge OF logs for the Singer Co.
The Liberty cleared for New Mad
rid yesterday morning with a good
bit of freight for lower river points
The tow boat Egan came out from
Paducah with five barges of coal and
passed to Vicksburg.
The Joe B. Williams with 26 boats
fand barges, all empty passed up the
Ohio yesterday after noon
The Dick Fowler from and to Pa
ducah was in port as usual. She will
be the Paducah packet today.
The Peters Lee left Memphis yes
terday for Cairo and st. Louis. She
win be In this port tomorrow
The Stacker Lee will be here to.
day from st. Louis bound for Mem
phis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
EXPECTS BIG CROWDS
Free Attractions Here On Proposed
Excursion Day" Expected to
Attract Many Visitors.

J. W. Crawford who is arranging
the Excursion Day celebration for
Cairo on September 20 left yesterday
iof St Louis to complete arrange
ments with the railroad officials fol-
excursion rates here on that date. Mr.
Crawford has been fairly successful
IN raising fund to defray the ex.
pensc of the attractions he is planning
to have here but has not as yet com
pleted the task.
Among the events planned for will
he or exhibition of water walking. :
high dive and a sensational slide for
life from the top Of the levee into
the Ohio river. All these feats viii
take place between Fourth and Eighth
s;teets and doubtless viii attract
iarge numbers OF visitors to the CITY
The railroads will advertise tn.
events extensively.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
LAST NIGHT OF
TALKING
AT OPERA HOUSE--ExTRAORDl-
NARY ATTRACTIONS AT AR
CADE AND PATHE THIS AZ
TERNoON AND TONIGHT.

Tonight viii close the present en-
gagcment Of the talking pictures at
the opera house, and approaching the
patronage accorded the greatest of all
picture shows the management has
decided to give the public a great
double bill OF talking pictures. IN ad-
dition to the regular moving picture
show The talking pictures for today
are entitled He Never Even Said
Cool Bye" Wouldn't You Like 20
Have Me For a Sweetheart" Dancing
on the Barn Floor. Pride Of the
Prairie" and Idaho" Moving pic
lures The Would-Be Champion" and
The Love Microbe" Song. Down
Where the Green River Flows" DO
no, fail to visit the opera house to-
nigh; and witness the best picture
show ever attempted
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

T J. DAILY Of 1897 W. Congress st
-hleago. tells OF a way 10 become
strong He says: Ny mother WIZ
s old and was very feeble. is deriv
hg 80 much benefit from Electric Ri
eis. that feel it's my duty 10 tell
hose Who need q tonic and strenef-.
hg medicine about r. IN my moth.
case marked gain in flesh has
'esnited- Insomnia has been overcome
and she is steadily growing stronger.
siectrle Bitters quickly remedy stom-
ieh. liver and kidney complaints. Sold
indeT guarantee Al all drug store
e cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

a Country Lad Is the attraction
lat the Pathe this afternoon and TO
night IL represents Young man
from the country who g. about 10 b.
married and is sent by his father To a
fric1l I'm the city 10 learn city WAYS 4"
The young fellow learns city WAYS"
rather too quickly for the peace Of
mimi of the friend and Is sent back
homo somewhat violently AuotAo r
subject Is The troublesome Car
hurDe" IN which some very amusing
situations are presented. which can
9e readily appreciated by an intelH-
gent audience.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

their daughter Miss Daisy Wenger
news Of whose tragic death has been
given in The Bulletin. the CONNER
eI1l News published at Trinidad
Colo. says.
Tic bodies at Mr. and Mrs. D. p.
weneer and their daughter Miss
tssisy victims of the Folsom flood.
vera brought to Trinidad yesterday
and taken en- charge by the jamie
1 Undertaking company The
GENERALS 81 the three we're held this
afternoon Al three o'clock from the
-rlnrs Of the undertaking company
ana were A. quiet a. possible. % z
Although no previous public an
l.unrcment O. the funeral hour bal
% .cn made SD prominent ucra fle
victims of the food and SD u-Imerous
a their friends here that the par
rors could rot hold the symrafhizers
10 tunnel out in a body 20 paw
their last respects 70 the martyrei
fsmiiy.
TIE caskets we're heapei with
O. -ers bouqUets. large set pieces
ana tokens Of every description from
ic ers clubs and s0cieties a. well a.
frru the HUNDREDS Ct individual
q. uls thar the family had
Tee short funeral service was
ID aehed tr Rev " J. CorHteE AID
"a q made as brief as possible -
SCI re TIRE feelings Of TIRE family. On
areount n the mutilsted condition
II The bodies. the Baskets we're nct
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

husband and children. Besides her
two surviving children she leaves
four brothers. J. G. Jamison Of this
city D. f. Jamison OF Ratcn. j. W.
Iaud.on of Aguilar and F. p. Jami-
son Of Gladstone. New Mexico, all Of
whom are here.
Daniel b Wsngor avs born in
1885 a. Washington. Illinois. He
leaves three brothers and three sis
tfrs They are Mrs. r. n. Danforth
ami Mr-. r.. .. Pcnuewill of Wash
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
INSTITUTE CLOSED
Largest Attendance and Most Success
ful Ever known-Punils Should
Call On SUPERINTENDENT.

The Teachers Institute closed ye.
terday and those in charge express
Themselves as exceedingly well
pleased for Il was the most success
ful ever held in this county. both in
attendance and in its work. At the
closing session Miss Cora Mel Patton
gave a reading which was attended
~ 2 number Of members ~ the Cairo
Womsns Climb.
The city teachers we're called TO.
yether to receive their supplies for
ne crening Of schools MONDAY.
superintendent Clena-nen will be
Al his Office in the High seh.oi ~ 81
today TO receive new pupils. Of whom
N Unusually large number have been
nec eived this wear.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

Opened bpt taken ia charge of by tho
( rsl bearers and borne 10 the hearsa
whore az the cemetery the Masons
bad charre OF the services.
w. Wenger was an honored nom
1er 81 Trinidad Lodge No. 50. of
Nascus. aaI Mss brothers we're The
pail bearers for himself and wife.
uhU the Maeon'c ritual was the only
satfIco usrI at The crave.
Miss Tai-ss pain bearers were
.ehnsu from among her former boy
f1.Iis and schrolmste- She was e
mot popular yours rirl in trinidad
-c.atv and her friends here arc
rfjea'Hz WITH the bsreayad sister
aFlr 7te untimalv death.
Ni-- May Wengee s a'mrs Ir1e
fraflI with grief ami Be- was f7rcl
.hat She rCrfI not attend TIE fTnrraf
- re- effort % keep her quiet ami 90
aFrs5 ans further shock o. her nerves
vas male Dan Werzer Dr.. the IL
vear-rif son who survives WITH his
-ss-e1. is bearing his E-f-f iu manly
fashion
Niss Daiey --e-ser va7 IS years
81 lge and ues q ztrIert az Gree--v
EruaL after graduar-Hg firm the
Trli1aI HfFh schcCL She uas plan
lr- 90 ret-m tlera tlls Gall all
world have left TrInifaI fn two
aez for the Normal school
Sra Weueer uas born Juiy 9.
Ise- II rofrsi Wazhi1ef-n ruuufr.
HiEHourf She hsl resided IN Trini
lsl far sems hftssn rssrs ~ith her
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

ingtcn Illinois. Mrs John L. era
Of New Castle, Colorado, A. \. We
ger OF Ogden. Utah. J. w .Weng
OF Cairo. Illinois. and Charles
Wcnger of Cairo. j. w. Wenger a.
wife and Charles Wenger arriv
here Saturday evening. coming
soon as they read the Associat
rlcss dispatches in the newspape
concerning the fate OF their brothe
family. J. ". Wenger IS commerct
agent for the Illinois Central railroa
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
Waterways Convention.

The annual deep waterway conven-
ton of the Ohio Valley Improvement
Association. which is planned for
Louisville at the Seelbach Hotel Oct
22-23, is attracting wide local and
foreign interest. II is expected that
the meeting will bring fully 5000
prominent merchants, rivermen and
shippers TO Louisville from every
town on the Ohio between Pittsburg
and Cairo, which will be of great ben.
eft to the city in many ways.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
OF
REAL ESTATE
NUMBER OF DEEDS FILED FOR
RECORD AT CIRCUIT CLERKS
OFFICE IN THE PAST FEW
DAYS.

Kate Wood Sans and husband tc
katherine Edicker, wd city Of Cairo
lart OF lots II aud 49, block n $l,400
Gabriel Gilbert to Captain NJ, On
bert ct TX, wd, northeast quarter 81
southwest quarter, section IL, town.
ship rs. range q $2S2.
Trustees NJ T.. church, Commercial
Point, H., to j, Med. Lawrence. qcd..
3D.
J. Med. Lawrence ct uX., to Sidney
q. Miller, qcd., same, 81
William III Prescott to Samuel Sol
onion, ct al wd., city of Cairo, lots
) and G, block 30 $@500.
VIM. H Trescott TO Luther r. Tres
cott wd. city Of Cairo lots and g.:
block 80, $500.
Claude w. Mcclure ct Tx to Martha
F. Mackimore, wd town of Mcclure,
is lots, in block /. and 7. $1,000.
Lena E. Gander to Byron l.. Ellis
wd., city of Cairo, first addition, lot
"a, block So, $3.50,
Karl Baur ct al, to Adelia Baur,
qcd. city of Cairo, first addition, lot
,, block q. 81
George w Fithian Ct NIX, to R. ].
Rasserman. wd. part Of section &c,
township IA, range >, $1,000.
Ephriam Moore ct uX, to r J. Kas-
serman, wd., part of section a. town
ship A. range ,. $500.
Ed Gatlin 10 Peter Brown, wd., lot
:, in lot u, in Thrupp's subdivision,
800.
John c, Gholson to Green Lipe. wd
city OF Cairo, first addition, lots 5 and
G, block 43, $25.
Green Lipe ct TX to James Fl. Gal
igan, wd., city of Cairo, first addition,
lot ), block 43, $500.
Gren Lipe to Susie Quinn, swd., city
Of Cairo, first addition, lot s, block
50, 1912.
Henry E. Jordan, ct ux., to Ben
Davis, wd, part of sections and I,
.ownship IA, range /, $3.50
VIM. F Hammond ct ux.. to George
Pfister, ct NIX, wd,, part of section
IS, township -, range 3, $3.50.
The Unreliable.
Beware of those who are homeless
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
At The Arcade.

A. the Arcade a double bin viii D.
ureseuted. afternoon and night Reel
No. ! is entitled Poisoned Bouquet
and "A Good Dinner" reel No. .
Battle Of Gettysburg Il is easy 70
infer what these pictures are like.
There will be tragedy aud comedy in
terestingly blended The battle pic
ture is particularly thrilling.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
E. C. GIRL WILL MAKE
RECORD IN CAIRO.
Everybody Knows About Her and Her
Generous Distribution Of Dollar
Bills.

The &c Girl declares she will make
a new record In Cairo In giving away
money. And from the way she has
succeeded in distributing her dollar
bills thus far her statement cannot
well be questioned.
Il really believe that 80 per cent
of the people OF Cairo have &c Corn
! Flakes In their homes today, said tho
&c Girl. Il certainly am In posi-
| ton to know and my figures are
based on my actual experience in the
many calls | have made since begin
ming my work here. Everybody seems
To know all about me and on all sides
and in every part of the city ! have
been welcomed heartily. The people
know just what TO say when | call at
their homes and am not having
bit of trouble in getting rid OF my
money"
The &c Girl will make return Wis
It's TO all neighhorhoods of the city
during her stay here. Of course, she
cannot call at every home, and she
doesn't want people to think she Will
but she is going TO call at hundreds
of homes and in all parts OF the city
This &c Girl campaign is one OF
the most unique and generous cam
paiens of advertising ever put out by
an American manufacturer, but the
immense popularity OF &c Corn
Flakes in every home where once i
is eaten would seem to fully justify
the Ego See Cereal Co. in this Ell
fort to get &c Corn Flakes, so well
named the All-American food, into
every American home
The following is a partial list OF
those who received the &c Girls dol |
lars yesterday:
Mrs. NJ. Dixon, 425 Twelfth street
Mrs. John Crehau, 1io6 Poplar
street.
Mrs Della D. Brown, 1906 Walnut
street
Mrs. s. E. Crippen, ia Thirty
fourth street.
Mrs. Marie Hewenlye, PA Thirty
third street.
Mrs. l. Byard. ao9 Washington ave
nue..
Mrs. Ida Bell, 1904 Sycamore street
Mrs. Floyd Derr, 413 Thirty-fourth
street.
Mrs. S. M. McCleary, 1904 Sycamore
street
Mrs, Mart Kelly, $50 Nineteenth
street.
Mrs. Nellie eastman, 2700 CONNER
cial avenue.
Mrs. G. A. Gaines. 729 Thirtyffth
street
Mrs. Franklin Scott, 3l02 CONNER
eial avenue.
Mrs. E. Nottage, 1900 Washington
avenue.
Mrs. A. ]. Rock, 1900 Commercial
avenue
Mrs. j. B. Brewer, 1113 Washington
avenue.
Mrs. w. B. Pettis, 500 Eighth
street.
Mrs H. c. Ince, Az Eighth street
Mrs. Fannie White, 32s Twenty
eighth street.
Mrs. c. Pink. SIS Washington ave
hue
Mrs Henrietta Owen. 1908 Poplar
street.
Mrs l. J. Meehan, 316 Fourth
street.
Mrs. Anna Eble, POI Eighteenth
street
Beatrice Nobitt, clio Fourteenth
street
Margie Watkins, 225 Eighth street.
Mrs. Dowd, 1914 Sycamore street
Mrs. Oliver. 400 Thirty-sixth street
Mrs. Harry Eichenberger $685.
highland avenue.
Mrs. Fannie Ackley 301 Thirty
uurth street.
Mrs. Jennie Hullett, 320S Poplar
treet
Mrs. J. l.. Mcmahon. 2207 Sycamore !
treet
Mrs. d. B. Ross, sSO7 Washington Z
venue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
Putting Away Trousers.

In folding trousers for travelling or
packing purposes. put the waist but
tons together and pull the trousers
down quite fat. with the outer seams
about an inch in front Of the inner;
fold them over into half their length
and then Pot them into whatever ~
o -l.tacIe awaits them
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

4 have used DIR. Kings New Life
Pills for many years. with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks on.
q stomach. liver and bowels. without
fuss or friction" says y. H. Brown.
II Pittsfeld. Vt Guaranteed salts
factory az all drug stores. Is cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! The WEATHER +:
FSxyyyyyygSySyySgSSSSsssss
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures,
General Conditions.

The day was cloudy and .0l OF an
inch az rain fell in the afternoon me
government bulletin reported rain
from six roints in the Ohio valley EX
tremes of temperature were 100 at
Phoenix, Ariz., and AZ at Scranton
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
- q q MAKES
Ss ~ ~ A LASTING Curl

medicines which will the
symptoms Of Contagious and shut the disease
Then the loathme symptoms Of liberated mouth and th
made rapid the
general health
used with perfect safety
Contagious and with the lasting
medicine made entirely Of
value antdt and destroys the powerful
purifying Of
cnricing and Strengthening the circulation
trouble hide
drives entirely from the blood leaving slightest
future outbreaks
ueiicl advice desired 10 al who write
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA G
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
Why Me- R.fu.. e I..,h.

The teacher may have . personality
that commands respect IN spite Of his
calling. but outside Of his especIs;
work h Is regarded By business nen
sIi-hfinEiy. - Al improvident vision
Er.-Esr~t peTts-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
Washinnton Forecast.

Washington, Sept. 4.--ILLIN0IS-
Fair Saturday; warmer in South and
central; fair light to southwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
FUNERAL Of
FLOOD VICTIMS
LAST RITES HELD OVER Pc
MAINS or Mr.. AND HRs. o. q.
VENEER AND DAUGHTER OF
TRINIDAD. colo.

REGARDING the tunersl rites Of the
late NJ ard Ms. DAVID wsnssr saa
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

sun will rise today 800. 5:3i a, M.
Sur will set today $500. 6:26 p. m.
Moon will set tonight ..12:2S a. III.
Mote: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
Forecasts For Today.
Sun and Moon.

Cairo and vicinity: Fair, warmer
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

The Unreliable.
Beware of those who are homeless
by choice. -Southey
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-06
Try New
BAKERY GOODS
At The Old
STAR BAKERY
BARGAINS
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
No. 1850 acres of Lice sandy
s acres below Grand Valley canal.
High Line in this section is held
at from $4,000 to $4,000 per acre.
$25OO.OO
No. 943.-5 room house on Chipeta.
Terms. $4,000 cash, balance SIS
per month. $1O5O.OO
No. 263.-Pair of lots on Main
street, near Ninth, $1O5O.OO
We have some choice bargains in
lard near Price, Utah. Now is the
time to buy this land as there is ev-
cry Indication that prices are going
to advance In that section.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-06

have been greatly concerned about
how much we could get from each
ether. There will be peace when we
begin to be concerned about what we
can do for each other. We have been
very busy seeing how much We could
get out of life. There will be peace
when we begin to plan how much we
can put into life.
anyone who has had experience
ii public speaking knows how won
derfuliy effective an argument can
he put into a question. Christ said,
What shall 1t profit man If he
gain the whole world and lose his
own soul?" In all the history of
oratory there has never been asked
such u tremendously effective ques-
ton. No man has ever heard 1t
without feeling its tremendous force.
And 1t is very practical question as
every man of affairs knows. 1t meets
us every day and. presses for solution.
There is no adequate answer except
in the law of love whose only real
expression is sacrifice. Wendell Phil
lips once said. THE great mass ON
men prudently think themselves into
oblivion while here and there great
soul forgets himself into immortal
ity." The worlds great men have
realized that their lives could only
be great as Christ's law of love was
worked out through sacrifice In their
lives.
whatever hope ! have, and have
hope; whateved optimism have, and
l am an optimist, my hope and my
optimism are founded upon this re-
ligion. 1t has been growing while
other religions have been standing
still. 1t will continue to extend until
It's influence will be supreme in every
department of life. To me it is joy
to mingle with Christian people and
to talk of such religion and such a
Saviour"