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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
VOTING CANAL BONDS.

The state Of New York last year ap
proprated ,000.0J0f0 to re con.
struct the E.ie canal The Eli
canal is canal seven feet deep and
when the Sl0l, OO0,020.JO is expende
will be only II feet deep. This sl0i-
600 C3000 apprc priated viii be paid
by the tax payers of the state OF
New York. Not one dollar will flow
int the treasury Of the state as in
come from the Erie canal and the
tax payers and the business men q
New York said that It was worth
the 10, million dollars that they would
have to pay as freight regulator n
that state. Compare If you will
what the voters Of the state Of New
York have done, with what the yot-
ers CT the state of Illinois are re-.
qursted to DO. The vCtars Of TIE
state Of New York voted lOl milloa
dollars Of the tax payers money O.
a canal II feet deep when completed
hiH lAF fAA-AS VI ltallOle ar H-fRI
to vote to lend the credit Of the
state for $4,000 10000. every dcl.ar
OF which win be paid back into the
treasury. The tax payers are asked
nc. TO give go 100000 bit TO loan
its credit for that amount. BY doing
Wh',h will bring an annual return Il
5000 000Co each year for al time 10
cone. not fer a channel n feet Il sep
but fer canal q feet deep. den
enough for the largest vessel that
plies On the great lakes. COO fest lcnz
81 feet wide. drawing n feet Ct water
anil carrying a l2.C0l ton burden of
freight The voters Of no state have
ever had an opportesIjy 10 DO so
much ter themselves AM their state
al any election as they can by vofi1g
itr the eonst tgtional aneaIme1t in
to interest e the deep waterway
and asking all q their friends AMI
noighboIs u join them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

f.uinGUi n1ial Gaia ogue e Harvard
since 1895 ana member of the Uli.
yers.ty council since 1899, the la r
p5g tjol car. ing with Il rrosefs onal
rank, In his literary werk Mt Noyes
has oeyCted himself especially to the
subjects Cf New England his o;y an;
gerealogy and on the subie Of
american eenealogy in general he is
n garded as one CT the foremost au-
thcrities. He is an active member
of nearly all Of the promin mt hislor>
cal and patriotic societies in t.
United states.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
lime CARD CAIfQ [LfclM III


BELT LINE cars due to leave s,.cs4ff /.
'nS north on commercial Ave-, ssnFa MIA
ties from a m, to II o M
Going north on Wslnut st every IS mt
rom sos N. to 1888 Z m
POPLAR ST. LINE 10 br5os a.a
10 leave secou, vt Seing nsrth d @f ra
Ave. at $751; Q n; G:42; t:s7;-.Iga . ND
tame einptes every hour untL lt:4 W
?. On.
Going wssi On Tveo Ei8htf -
jl9i 1874 6:49; and 7:64 .. Il, end u ~ q
ties eFery Douf nne1l ~, a arc ifsf4
foriar ii. eays due 20 Tsa g.. A@Ys
minnie after leaving Sec,ad "
tELT LINE OWL ca GS norL - yNnut
1880 p. nj i2:% u, M; - .. a.; .H q
~ SO a. M; g. q. M; s 80 =. "a.
Nort1 on mmeFcial 1900 q ~ Ion
NJ. 400 !. M. 3; o. q. N. 20 n
belt and Ow, cara are due Il rssa rgsa
hlr,v fourth 1t. 10 n.inuLes atiss -4,n.s
econd Ut
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
TODAY IN HISTORY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
October 2.

October 2.
175S-First legislative assembly ever
held in Canada met at Hal ak,
17S9-- Major Andre, British army. I'll
Ger hanged as a spy at Tappal.
1879 First Sunday school in Texas
established at San Fel'pe
1Sl2-Wiliam Elery Claiming, tha
founder of UUnUitarianism in
America, died at Bennington,
VT. Born at Newport, R. /.
April Z, 1880
lStG-Benjamin Waterhouse, an emf
nent botanist, died aged 50.
1S7I--Engagemen of Col Frederi X
Dent Grant and Ida Marie
Honcre announced in Chicago,
1873 Failure of the CITY of Glasgow
Bank.
1SS9-Clark University at Worce ster,
Mass, formally opened.
l903-The ritsh-Canadian case
closed before the Alaska
Boundary Tribunal
1906 Kentucky racing commits ion
law declared constitutional.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
LAWLEsoNEss IN WASHINGTON.
C5ustic Comments Of a NcGhbor on
Conditions in the Capital

Washington. in its public structures
and private residences, its hotels and
business buildings, its parks and boule.
wards, is becoming not only the most
beautiful city in America, but one OF
the finest Of the worlds capitals says
the Baltimore sun All Americans are
proud Of its growth and its magnifi-
Cence
Therefore II comes TO them as a
shock when they learn that women
are not safe on its broad avenues and
that purse snatching and robbery are
the most common Of crimes
During the last two years the records
show an almost unbelievable nualber
of attacks uron women These range
from assaults and attempted murders
iu the suburbs to brutal attacks and
rohbcries IN the very heart ~ the
most FL hiCnabla residence section.
Most OF these odeuscs are committed
by negroes and they seem TO think
that they have a license 10 commit
amy crime The daughter of an army
officer was attacked and robbed by
negroes almost az the door OF the
Rritisb embassy r,dg,ng Crrr ma
number of crimes ~ wbies no. nm,
the victims in ro civ in A,,.,ic, arc
,vrp,.n Ii ro,rt, rro,oc,oJ !. No.
are I'm the nations carifai
What uaralyzes the arm of the law
Why o. 30 that negro hoodllms Gre cd.
lowed 10 rum riof tarrar.-a r.rtsi,
sections and even atfact M r.r,rsa
yyhy It. Do unsafe far ,g.p,a., 81, D.. amt
ON the sfraafs or -raas aft.r f..t b,
The District of Columbia Is 70 ba.
cause tho arm of the lsw "a wsatsrei
bg an marc.arf rnIrrs fa-.a and
soratfn.s tt ab.rr,r, fraBa,r.fa
rr.|.Em.r. gtar -.frf,,1s ,-e a-.
-4f.raf f- mo rrur-..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

There's word or two in the news
columns this morning from President
Gilmore, Of the National Model III
cenee League. that has the right ring
to it. Says he: Il write because
think the press is right, because |
think the law and order league Is
right, because think the ministers
who teach what the Bible teaches are
right, because | think the great con
servative element in society is right y
And believing all this he urges re
tail saloon men to obey the laws in
the conduct of their business and to
separate their business from gamh-
ling and ether evils.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
The
Animal
i'm
Nam
by JAMES GRANT.

psychic phenomena which at present puzzle u.s.
II yog look very closely Of portraits Of Nour friends and
ual,lc attributes may If 1ou regent enough
lind that they possess certain which domestic
Should succeed identifying these characteristics, study
10 co, possible, portrait Of the animal you think your
subject resemble. ami ,ou will eventually discern facial likeness We
know with the eagle face like Napoleon the with the
face Gladstone the with the bulldog face Use Admiral
Bob" E. or to rantHcs like tine late Mr. G. T.
Ycrlc or the man with the mask like the late Jay Could Of
age ua.iy aoIuI-.ycuc.- and possessed sauty e traits
IF the animal. tlc sand resemble Atuuo the measure and
apply personal acquaintance. and 1ou v fu3 @ ra
whole SON the index of lc aniuapr that dominate an
How tho professor would apply t, facial theory voIu.a Ue
Probably he agrees that a essential.
bird" a and that evidently viv ID is go hard t1 -f te
index her dominant spirit from her face But fts r 800
the galeic angel tot e1arl wiz The af smile that
rohug heart down for tc count h watched
n hcr quarter-hoar of SOUL None OF theatrical emotions
please that invariably end mp with the usual f-H-t at f r.
after the traditional Of tHat tr-f. g-1eHF '.- silly
bv The without right %. aa. cling at a s0m
but a rlt-lovn regular biz of Mother E. emotion Jealousy 0r exc
ample hate: Gurr, just aaoI t0e Hr. oil. .- .--tas
relieves when she down rr. and With urri 7at work 70
HATE with al ie burning rs Of r - ami think upon
ugrc jungle robbed 81 H unan Young j. tire tzrs
them tire dominant animal n rarra1s Certainly rra- fellow -
again Tie olts No. sir, Here -. then: WaHans predominant
r,a spirit according to 'ie theory a ". 1a.s -.--
Please mala the name q -he 1n-aer1E game q la17
g I'd vou kindly indicate 90 r. what animal @ dominates r51- We a-.
somewhat i1. and ui- TO r- I. al have sept sesal-
at le4s. 100000 .lars, and "a -0-. a, ~ AH0s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
he Cold World.

A cold world, but a gold world, and the
best old world we've got
So, laugh and be contented, and be happy
with your lot!
A cold world, but bold world where the
heart is beating right,
When the hands have done their duty,
And the eyes find hidden beauty
In the sweet and simple valleys and the
hills that lead TO light!
A cold world, but a gold world, and the
best old world we know,
So deck the lips with laughter and for
get about your woei
\ cold world. but "A whole world of bless
ings in disguise,
When we take It's paths Of cleaning
To the golden shores Of dreaming,
The vioets in the meadows and the sun
shine in the skies,
-Folger McKiusey in Baltimore sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
The Fishing Philosopher.

When fish air btin-fur from town
You'n find me any day,
Where blossoms bright air drippin dowr
Where honeysuckles stay.
I'm the best hand at loafn' roun'
From here to fur away!
The patience that IL takes to fish
Is great as Jobs, you know;
The joy 10 hear the line go "Swish'"
Beats most o. joys below.
An thcn-a brown perch In a dish
Pleases the palate SO!
] hold a fisherman is wise
No matter what they say,
GIFTS more O. earth, an air. an skies
Where wild winds shout "Hooray''
He's fur from sorrows an from signs.
An iu uobody's way,
Atlanta Constitution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

The Map o. the Heart
Old worlds are new and new worlds are
old,
To each Columbus are paths unrolled
BY the map o the heart
The seas are narrow and streams are
wide,
Mountains unite and plains divide
BY the map O. the heart
The capital city Of all the world
Is a little town in a valley curlad
By the map o. the heart
The latitude is the breadth of love-
The longitude is the height Above,
BY the map o. the heart.
Through binding desert or traclless
foam
One never is lost IL he but roam
By the map O the heart
New York sun
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
RioarapI1Y.

James Atkins Noyes, who has a ma.
tiCnal reputation as an editor and
writer was bern October ?, 1851, il
Braaklyn, n. Y. He graduated from
Columbia University in 1873 and late
studied at Harvard University, and ii
IS w.t. the last named institution that
his literary labors have been chiefly
Identified. He has been ediror of the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

LEGAL DECISIONS
ss.ssss4ssss.ss.s.s.ssYsss

Part Payment Affecting Limitation
of Act,ons-The father Of defendan s
gave plaintiff three rromisscry notes,
When they were barred by limitation
he sent payment without direction
IS to its appli alton. ,2.aintif cr, DIT
td onc-ha,f the amount on ca h CT two
nCtes After the fathers deah his
sons gave plaintiff a note TO rite three
Ield by him. Suit was brought on
the sons note The Minnesota St
1reinc Court in Anderson Y. Nystrom
Ia Northwestern Reporter TAP red
that where payment is made on
c!ams not barred, without direction
As to application, the creditor may
split ii up, and by Endorsement on the
different obligations prevent the run
ming Of tho statute but that this rule
VII not apply to claims already
barred.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

Hotel on European Plan Not a Res
taurant-Under an ordinance impe S,
ing . license tax on restaurants, t. e
city ia New Gait House Co. V. City Of
Louisville, III Southwestern Reporter
351, contended that a hotel furnishing
nleals on the European plan was q
restaurant, as it furnished meas to
all corners to be paid for as ordered.
The Court of Appeals held that tn s
shorld be considered as mere incl
dent of hotel keeping, and net a SCI.
arate business. and that only the regu-
lar hotel license fee should be charged
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

With an excess in temperature since
March Of 420 degrees Cairo ought to
have oyercoat weather the remainder
CT the ear-and then some.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average lumber OF complete and
perfec. copies of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1907 ........ ZIG
Average number Of complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bul
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month Of August
1908 .................. .2155
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
August Circulation.

81 ........... ZUlc
The above Is a correct statement Ct
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1907 and for the month
of august 1908.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this second day of September, 1908
EMMA S. RILEY,
(Sea!) Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

A eecl-eizt SAYS she ccal lrnst
vli Be forced cur az Business Is the
fuenty-Erzt century
What Food o. that scils 10 e re.
III Be- coal myself ~ ttaf tizse. -
Birmizshan AseBsrsid
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

H4z7z1H THE 5a century redundancy nutrition that was
a and feeding up was on all hands recon-
mmdd, bat is frlgality n nutrition that
eRESSsd ascendant and spare diet that dts
3PG3 fashionable crochet popular Psychologists and
AKNi medical men of high authority preaching merely sim
sDC4EU1 rcy Of Diet hut degree of
G9 G0I hitherto Lave been regarded dangerous.
Gnz=4 tell rs omdy that incompetence in eating has become
sal in civilized and that all habiay consuming
Just double the food require, and others
extreme still inclined believe regards certain kind.
fool have accustomed ourselves than good might
@ncfa restrict Indulgence in them. The trend une~tonabv
toward reduced dicafF
campaign against overlooking all very WE'LL but we need not
substitute undertaking for il ror accept the and startling
standards thai prescribed for That there a
cCdns in Iizd countries is nquesonabc With
obesity not perhaps common as It was 30 ago before the an
U& There general recognition Of its nconyencnces and risks
Pcoauon taken an and Of many kinds and Of varying
efficacy sorted 10
oscrecdng as called does not require considerations
People rarely die d surTt in these days, and death attributed that
generally lNe to interference by dstended stomach with the
acol Of oc5ct heart but chronic overlooking the habtua
digestion Of an amount of mtrment of the burning qc
ton. The hour and has assumed entirely aspect
0gTfclng longer overlooking in the old something
in excess Of the accepted physiological standard for entirely and
much lowered physiological standard has been presented according
70 which would as have said that the whole population Of all
civilized ontr with Tie exception of few individuals who have found
salvation addicted ocrlecdng thereby ncurrng divers pains
and penalties.
on prior physiological data not yet on laboratory expert
ucntcucdavc and educational though these betla SCI
Of dec based but observation hereditary
mankind The with nerring
precision 50 Tong as they are N natural environments from the materials
round them those best fitted to their and they do this by
i've dernnen inherited from long line Of
while they checked in the consumption by rep Of CO.
al We uesangy infer that the articles are Of
AL nutrient material accessible to them those best adapted special
needs Of their economy and that their consumption proper
Toned 10 their needs for the time being But regards bodily
functions subject the laws those which govern
mails and cannot doubt that the formation of his dcec habits
he has been guided by the kind Of influences which opera
live throughout the animal creation in the choice and consumption OF
God
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

About 200 Cairolte3 went w the rig
er to Metropolis on st. johns Day,
the excursion having been given by
the Cairo Masonic body.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

Sheriff Sam Lewis Of Pulaski county
was married to the accomplishe,
daughter of Judge A. NJ Brown o.
Villa Ridge.
John Brown and Miss Nettie Me
Kenze, daughter of Joseph Mckenzie
We're married in June.
Atout 25 Cairoitc3 lc.t for Nc%
York. June Goth, TO attend The Nation
al Democratic convention % be held
July 9TH.
Seymour and Blair were nominated
for president and vice president, re-
spectively by the Democratic National
convention which began in New York
on July 4th Ratification meetings
were being held throughout the coun-
try A preliminary meeting was h-lI
in Democratic hall Oh July 9Th, to
make arrangements for a mass meet.
on July 10th, at the market house.
The Rough and Ready Fire Com
pany published resolutions of thanks
to all who contributed to the success
of their Fourth Of July excursion to
Cape Girardeau. more especially the
Good Intent Fire Company of that
place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

The Bulletin 10 on sale at the follow
ing places:
ccleman's, 2tf Eighth Street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
CAIRO IN 1868
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The commencement exercises Of 10
retto Academy we're held June z5th
Misses Cara Wilson. Maria Sl0cm.
Kate and Bibbie Crowley. E White
and Others took part In the exercises
Farewell TO School was spoken b.
little Lille Halliday in a captivating
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

Ire Associated Press. the great So
nous ssfter1E crEanlEa-i-n on the
world supplies fhe Cairo Bul=tir
VIA It's teieerarhic nsTs service
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

style. Miss Maggie Aubery was
graduate,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
Alexander County, Reputation 2o.ack

Board Of County commIssiorr'
J ] JFNNELLE. Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. Erwin CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02

FUIet-n r=alers have money O.
SPEND AMI they sprni it with the m-r-
chant who IS wise enough % alVer
,ise in their farorite paper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-02
OFFICIAL OEfC1cfy.
csiru. Alexander County
population 70. rd7.

Caro- Aleksnde, covoy 'poIs
populs.ion "a. rd7.
Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk, Il. A HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS e. MAnDNh>
City Attorney, FRANK MOORE.
Comptroller. ERNEST NOR OMAN
Police Magistrate, A. J. ROSS
Chief OF Police, NJ. s. EAGAa
Alexander County, Population 22. sCk
County Clerk, JESSE e MI. sR
Circuit Clerk. LEE b. DAVIS
Sheriff, FRANK e. DAVIS
states Attorney ALEX WI ION
County superintendent u " olA
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer FkrL O
NELLIS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-08-27
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Hans Lobert. of Cincinnati, is a
pretty good imitation of Hans Wag-
ner.
The Boston Club has loaned pitch
err ICY" Young III. to the Jersey City
Club.
Substitute infielders NTel'klo and
Herzog have reioined the New York
team.
Sandow Mertes, the former Giant,
is playing semi-professional ball in
Chicago.
Clark Griffith says he considers
Stone. of the Browns. the most valu-
able player on any team in the Amer.
lean League.
Shortstop Busch, the sensational
Indianapolis infielder, is renorted as
having been purchased by Detroit at
a high figure.
The Cincinnati Club has come to
terms with Birmingham for Robin
son, the star right-handed pitcher of
the Southern League.
President Ebbetts. of Brooklyn.
has filed a communication with Pres
ident Pulliam, formally asking for
the discharge of Umpire Rudderham.
One of the things to look forward
to is the tussle between Mike Donlin
and Ty Cobb in the worlds series to
see which will make the more base
hits.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-08-27

t LABOR WORLD.

Seven women in Ohio have been
appointed factory inspectors, the first
in the State.
The Porto Rican Legislature has
passed an act to regulate the hours OF
railroad employees with sixteen hours
limit.
At Joliet, ILL.,, the quarry workers
strike has been settled by arbitration
through the efforts of the Central
Labor Union.
There are in Germany 5000 chemi.
cal factories with nearly 100000
workers, who receive in wages over
50,000,000 year.
The first annual convention of the
National Federation of State, City
and Town Employers Unions was
held in Boston, Mass.
Negro firemen in Pittsburg, Pa,
will be organized and enrolled in the
ranks of the International Brother.
hood of Stationary Firemen.
Probably $1,000 men in the iron
and steel trade of the Midlands ENG.
land) district will be affected by o
five per cent. reduction in wages.
The officials of the International
Brass Molders' Union. which was or.
ganized October, 1904, has mem
bership of 10000 in this country.
The Journeymen Bakers Society
of the United Kingdom have taken a
vote modifying their eight-hour bill,
which now permits of relays OF eight
hours.
Strong efforts are being made by
the various printing trades in Wash.
ington, d. c., to have the Cuban cen.
sus reports printed at the Govern.
ment Printing Office.
The national joint arbitration
board of the Granite Cutters EN-.
ployers' Association and the Granite
Cutters Union has adjusted all the
points in dispute at Quincy, Mass.
Cleveland (England) ironstone
miners have decided to press for a IL
O'Clock Saturday.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-08-27

Hatpins made from real rosebuds'
by subjecting them to an electro
bath which deposits metal on the
bud, preserving it with all its dell
cate veining and tracery perfect, Is
a novelty described by Popular Me-
chanics. Gold, silver and copper are
the metals used.
Falling one hundred feet from
cliff. David Gill, farm laborer, met
his death while engaged in searching
for ogss in Aberdeenshire. Scotland
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-08-27
CHAPTER ".
THE LAST ROUND.


On the, morrow l woke up full OF
painful recollections, and not without
a certain feeling of gratitude to the
Powers above that l was there to
wake up.
Yesterday had been tempestuous
day indeed. What between buffalo,
rhnoceros and elephant it had been
very tempestuous.
Having realized this fact, next be-
thought me of those magnificent tusks.
and instantly, early as it was, broke
the tpth commandment.
coveted my neighbours tusks, IL an
elephant could be said to be my neigh
Dor de jure, as certainly, so recently as
the previous night, he had been de
facto-a much closer neighbor than |
cared for indeed.
Now, when you covet your neighbours
goods, the best thing, il not the most
moral thing, to do is to enter his house
as q strong man armed and take them.
l was not strong man. but having
recovered my eight-bore, l was armed,
and so was the other strong man, the
elephant with the tusks.
Consequently 1 prepared for strug-
gle to the death.
III other words, / summoned my
faithful retainers and told them that
was now going to follow those ele-
plants over the edge of the world II
necessary.
They showed a certain bashfulness
about the business. but they did not
gainsay me, because they dared not.
Ever since l had prepared with al
due solemnity to execute the rebelliOuS
Gobo, they had conceived great re
spect for me.
So / went up to bid adieu to the oil
headman, whom I found alternately
contemplating the ruins Of his kraa
and, with the able assistance Of bis
last wife, thrashing the jealous lad,
who had slept in the mealie hut, be
cause she was, as he declared, tn.
author of all his sorrows.
Leaving them to work a way through
their domestic differences. l levied :
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1908-08-27
France and Germany.

Twenty-Five years ago the popula-
ton of the German Empire was
about 4O,00O,O0O; that of France
3S,000,0O0. In 1905 the German
population was 6O.OO0,O0O: that of
France 39.250,000. From 1890 to
1905 Germany added 100000 to
her population, while the French in
crease for the same period was less
than 100000; the German Increase
being twelve times that of the
French. During the year 1905 g.
100000 children were born in Ger
many and only $4,000 in France
The American.