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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
Copyright studio Chicago
Secretary of Commerce ana Labor
0VERSTUOY COSTS LIVES.
Pennsylvania Health Commissioner
Says Children Are Sacrificed to
Parents Vanity.

| Harrisburg, PA big factor in
the development of tuberculosis
among our people is the weakening of
our ehiIdren's general physical condi.
ton by driving them to overstudy, -
says State Health Commissioner
Samuel G. Dixon in an official state.
ment
4 every day see children who VIII
never live to grow up, and who ar
being sacrificed 10 the vanity Of their
parents, because their children. hav.
ing active brains. stand high in their
Glasses, and their fathers. or more
often, perhaps, their mothers, are
iiattered at finding that their own
children are outstripping those of
their neighbors in their studies.
Il asked his father if the boy at
tended the public schools. o. yes.
he answered, and stands at the head
OF ali his classes
But can't you See | said that he
is orerworking his brain and pinfng
for flesh air? That boy ought to be
taken from school NJ once and made
to live in the open until his health is
thoroughly established.
IMPOSSIBLE" exclaimed the faith
er; 1t would break his mothers heart
Now here was a most promising
boy the idol of his mothers heart.
and yet she was jeopardizing his
health and life IN order to crafty her
maternal pride in his attainments.
We have been IN the habit Of re-
gard!ng our children as solid lumps
of intellect, and have forgotten that
their nature is twofold one. that
they have bodies IS well as mirds
and that il We would have them grow
mp to a perfect manhood and wogan.
hood We mast educate their dual
nature and not one at the expense OF
the other
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
To DIG FOR HIDDEN GOLD.
Pay Of Gen. Morgan's Troops Said TO
Be Buried Under House in
Dayton, Kentucky.

Cincinnati. O.-The work of exca,
waiting for the structure of ST Fran
els church. at Dayton. Ky. is being
watched by scores OF residents wbo
expect the workmen 10 dip up a not
of gold which tradition saws has lain
buried under the site since the raid
of Gen. Morgan and his band of con
federates near the close of the civil
war.
The property formerly belonged IN
the late Matthew Macarthur. a south.
ern sympathzer. The old homestead
was famous as an underground sta
ton for confederate refugees.
The money was left there. it is said
by a confederate spy. who had been
sent north to pay the troops of Gen
Morgan. His. presence at the Near.
thur residence SeibE disclosed. he SO.
creted the gold said to amount 10
several thousand dollars. and ESCAPED
Intending to Join Gen. Morgan. the lat.
ter being killed about the same time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
The Lanauaae Of Clothes.

a pompous colored woman wheeled
nto the cloak department of a down
town store.
Can ! direct You. MADAME" inquired
one Of the managers
'fes'sah. An wants the gown de.
pahtmeut."
What kind of gowns, madam ?" fur.
Their Inquired the official.
why womens gowns of co'se F."
replied the customer, disgus,edIv
VAL think All wants a gown To- a
mani"
But madam" explained the man.
ager, YOU see We have different kinds
Of gowns. There are tailor.made
gowns, evening gowns and night
gowns"
NO. sab" put in the woman
promptly All don want no iailab.
made gowns, or night gowns. or early
in the eyenin' gowns What Al wants
Is ies' plain gown 10 do washia ir
Nh wants a calico wrapper. That's
what Al wants. "-Clevelan Plain
Dealer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07

Chile is one of the richest coun.
tries in South America " remarked
II. A. Ningut, a mining engineer. who
has spent the last ten years in that
country. Not only is it rich in mines.
but its agricultural resources are un.
limited In the southern part of Chile
are immense stretches Of cattle and
sheep lands and as good grain 4
grounds as those Of Texas. In the cer'
trail part Of Chile are hundreds of thou-
sands of acres OF fertile lands that will
grow almost every known crop or
course, Argentina Is the premier
wheat producing country Of South
America, but it cannot surpass Chile
IN the quality of grain grown.
There are fewer Americans In
Chile than in any other South Amer
lean country believe | don't know
the reason for this. unless it is that
The Chilean people are not overload
of Americans. Germans and English.
men seem TO be in favor with the peo.
pie of Chile, and the people of those
two countries are capturing a large
part Of the trade"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
PUBLIC INSPECTION INVITED

On the Laboratory of the Pinkhau
Medicine Company at Lynn, Mass, is
a large sign which reads as follows
Public Inspection Invited from SOC
a m until 400 y. m.--Lydia T.. Pink,
ham Medicine Co.
This means that everything In con
nection with the preparation of Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is
open to public inspection. The roots
and herbs are tested for uniformity
of strength, and the utmost care and
accuracy is maintained throughout
the entire preparation OF this great
remedy for woman's Ills
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
PEOPLE BOUND FOR
PACIFIC BLOCKADED
IN The MOUNTAINS

Denver, July 6.-Hundrads Of east
ern people bound for the Pacific coast
tonight are blockaded by landslides
and floods in the mountains in various
parts Of Colorado Along the line of
he Denver and Rio Grande west Of
'ancn iCty in the ROYAL Gorge land,
slides caused by rain have covered
he track TO depth Of six to twenty
ieet.
Three through 'rarus are held at
Canon City carrying over 1000 mas.
sengers including delegates TO the
Elks National convention al Los An.
seles and the Epworth convention at
Seattle
At Ramah, COLORADO. trains ~ last
night washed away quarter OF =
mile Of Rock Island tracks and TODAY
trains for Colorado Spr,ngs and Pueb-
10 detoured via Denver.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
DRUNKEN RtVtLRY
a ui,wW
THREATENS TO CAUSE CLOSING
OF RESORTS AT end OF
STREET CAR LINE.
Disgracefu Scenes Wtnessed-Ne
groes Riot on Street Car-No
More II O'Clock Cars--Au-
thorities TO Act.

II reports are true at least one of tht
| resorts at the end OF the street car
line above town, that run by Gaskins
has sounded the death knef of respec
| table patronage Some very disgrace
ful scenes were witnessed there By
people who passed the place Monday
aight Women Sitting IN mems laps
their feet on the tables, laughing and
screaming in drunken revelry. calling
to the passers-by to come in and en-
10y themselves. BLACKS and whites
mingle indiscrimuasely and dc,
bauchery is the common lot of ALL
The last car that came down from
there Monday night carried a lot Of
drunken men aud women. mostly
black The negroes were all armed
With knives or pistols; some of them
efused TO pay their fares. and a riot
started in which one negro cut another
'cverely
The street car company will not
'rn the late car any more, because of
his condition, the last car hereafter
will come into tho city at 9;20 p. m
There We're some unpleasant scenes
t the other places also, but Gaskins' |
vas the worst; and no effort was mad 9 |
/ either place to check the drunken
eyelry Of patrons
The county authorities, including
he states attorney nave decided to
AXE hand in the matter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
SENSATIONAL
REVELATION
RUSSIAN REVOLUTiONIST SAYS
OFFICIAL IN PARIS is CON-
SEPARATOR WHO WAS SEN
FENCED IN 1890.

Paris. July Cit was learned here
today that the Russian Revolut.onist
iiourtzen has written a letter 10 the
minister of justice charging that NJ.
Harting, chief of the Russian poliu-
cal police abroad. with headquarters
in Paris, was no other than Michael
Landesen, alias Hekkleman Pctrows-
H. sentenced in default in 1890 by the
correctional court of the Seine to FIVE
Years Imprisonment as the organizer
OF dynamite plot against Emperor
Alexander Ill
Premier Clemenceau has ordered
IN Investigation, and if the story is
suhstantiated Harting will be ex-
neilcd from France He is a member
of the Legion OF Honor and this title
will be taken from him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
A DisappoIntment.

For weeks and weeks he had been
suspicious of his wife, but for weeks
and weeks he had carried smiling
face and held her on his knee as If
he believed in her as he did in his
holy grandmother. All things come
to the husband who waits and there
came an evening when a district mes
senger boy delivered letter into the
wife's hand. The crafty husband was
hunting for a collar button at the
moment. but he was not deceived.
Hfs er"' impulse was TO rush upon
the faithless nne ana BRAN her or at
least break her neck, but he got a
grip on himself and waited for a more
complete vengeance.
At midnight that night, after pre-.
tending sleep for two hours and after
making sure that the wife really
slumbered, the husband crept out OF
bed to go through her dress and Sc
cure the letter. He moved inch by
inch He held his breath. Goose
pimples formed on his legs. It took
him 81 minutes by the clock to find
her pocket. but he persevered, and
the damming epistle was at last in
his hands. In his heart he was VOW
ing TO show no mercy, to cut her up
with a dull Ratchet inch by inch, when
he suddenly heard her voice saying:
Il was going to pay it out OF my
own pin money, John, but I'll be aw-
fully glad to have you take it off my
hands,"
Woman, what means this?" he
shouted as he tore the letter from its
envelope.
1t means a bill Of s14 for my last
new hat, as yod will see. Get into
bed. dear before you have a conges-
tive chill,'-LaCrosse Chronicle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
LEGAL DECISIONS
sssssssssssassssssssssssss

Conflicting Jurisdiction Over River
Forming Boundary Between States
The case of Nielsen VS. Oregon. %
Supreme Court Reporter. 5s5. deter
mines an interesting question relative
TO fishery rights on the Columbia riv.
err, where it forms the com,
mon boundary between the states of
Oregon and Washington. Under tho
act OF congress organizing the terri
tory of Washington and the act adj
mitting Oregon into the Union as a
State. concurrent jurisdiction was gi'
en- both states over that part of the
Columbia river forming the common
boundary The laws OF Oregon pre-
hibit the purse nets on the waters of
the Columbia river. but there
is no such statute in force in
Washington. Notwithstanding the
fact that Nielsen held a license from
Washington TO operate such a net. anil
was maintaining it on Washington ter
ritory in accordance with Washington
laws. ne was arrested and convicted
by an Oregon cour: of violation OF
the statute of that state. and his con
sietion affirmed by the Oregon Sn-
pFeme court, s. Pacific Reporter. 720.
He then appealed to the supreme court
Of the United States. 1t reversed the
Judgment of the state court and hell
that one state could not prosecute a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
An Easy Shift.

A short man wandered into the
Midland and asked for typewriter's
g'ut!o lie lives in Kansas, and
wanted 10 stay another week, but his
wife expected him home, so he was
in search of a typewriter 10 send home
a letter to serve as an apology for his
non appearance.
Kansas City. this date" he NUT
tered to the typewritist. II have that"
NY dear Wife YES" Very import
ant business will require my presence
in osawatomie for few days"--
Let's see" interrupted the artist;
how do you spell that Osawatomie? p"
Spell ii yourself. It's your typewrit-
err" Il can't" Cant spell Osawat-
omie?" he asked in disgust No
Then I'll go to Fort Scott."-Ar-
gonaut.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
JOKE WAS ALSO ON BUTLER.
o" OF April Pooling That Doubtless
Meant Disgrace Of Oisnited
Functionsry.

/ Charles Frohman in the smoking
room OF the Lusitania. told an Aprj
fool story.
A Fifth avenue millionaire" h,
said, had a butler OF humorous bent
The butler was English. He hae
worked seven years in dukes house
mold Therefore his word was Law
on questions of etiquette.
ITO oblige his friends the million
aire would let them send their own
young buffers TO his palace TO serve a
day or two under the English veteran.
The youngsters learned a lot In this
way The Englishman was made a
regular free school Of But he didn I
mind.
IL happened, one spring day. that
the millionaire was giving a dinner TO
German prince. A friends butler,
as usual, was helping the veteran to
get the table and wines ready and at
the same time was taking lesson in
butlership.
Since this here mans a prince,
Mr. Potts is there anything special in
the way we are to serve him. the
pupil inquired
The humorous butler Potts. re-
membering that it CHANGED to be the
LIST of April. said calmly:
There's only one speciality. and
I'll leave that To you, my boy. When
his hghness sits down you must take
up his napkin, unfold ii and knot it
round his neck continental fashion.
Hadn't you better do it, Mr.
Potts :? said the youth, timidly.
mo. no; it amt my place. was
he reply.
Potts forgot all about his joke in
he press of work that followed. |
Therefore his surprise and horror al |
most equaled his masters when. the |
quests having seated themselves that |
'yening at the magnificently laid Ia /
lie, the young butler leaned over the
rlnce, took his napkin, shook it ont /
Nth a nervous flourish and then knot
ed 1t Ike a bib about the dumb
ounded potentate's neck"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
MARRY ONLY HEROES
Girls Vow to Wed Only Men Who
Champion Their Cause.
Many Thousands Expected 10 Follow
Suit-Petitions Circulated All Over
Country Urging Women to
Put Politics Above Love

/ { New York.-Fifty unmarried mem
/ hers Of the Progressive Woman's SUI
irage union of this city have signed q
I pledge not TO marry any man who viii
not first formally agree not only 81
AaHpport Woman's suffrage. but take an
|active part in the fight for it,
| A mass meeting of women was held
Ne other night at which resolution
70 Ehe above effect was drawn up aud
unaniWously adopted Nearly fifty
young xumfn who were present
signed at tina; time. and many have
since dropped into headquarters.
where Miss Helen Murphy received
signatures
Delegates from suffrage unions in
Chicago and other cities were present.
and q similar price will be put on love.
Within a month"; said Miss Muir
ply. we will have the names OF no. 900
girls eligible 10 usatrimouv who have
Ilfdeed themselves to abide 10y The
resolution. In six months We should
have nearly 100000 girls. and when
the men won't give ms our rights. see
that IT'S a question of votes or wives.
they'll choose the wives
The petition reads:
We, the undersigned. hereby de-
clare that we will not indulge in
matrimouy with any man who is not
willing to sign ~ agreement that ne
viii not only lend his moral support
10 suffrage. but will work patiently
and hard toward its support and sue.
cess"
Miss Murphy was the first 10 sign
the resolution. Or Maude J.. GLASGOW
followed and then in quick order Miss
Josephine Casey. leader of one OF the
Chicago unions, Miss Sophie G. Aus. I
Miss Martha Klatschken of Orange. /
Miss Maude B Hubley and a host Of
others wrote their names on the reso .
luton
Miss Mary Tying. known as one OF
the prettiest suffragettes in New
York Joined the ranks. Miss Tying is
a tab, graceful brunette.
Nobody gets men but a real SUI.
iragette man, she laughed
Il know somebody who won't like
this, but he'll have 10 come around
now" said Miss Klatschken. another
pretty brunette. She Is one OF the
leaders Of suffrage in the Oranges and
belle OF note. Her blue ewes
.vinkled with satisfaction as she
4
Miss Emma Moesch. an unusually
PRETTY blonde. filed in her name with
! smile.
oh, these men" she said. 4 guess
heyll have to cnme TO time now"
She was followed by Miss Ida
Ningers and Or Emma Grant,
A man Tho doesn't believe in suf
rage viii beat his wife,. said Miss
Murphy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
Forty as the Voting Age for Women.


One of the objections to womau's
suffrage has been that Il DESTROYS the
home. The woman who goc- - tho
polls neglects her Young brood am
now referring 10 those who are mar
RED. The unmarried woman loses
her maidenly charm and reserve and
young girls will be too apt to he
swayed here and there By emotions
or some consideration. Very we'll
Let all women vote at 30 years Of
age, and not before. Here is a solti-
ton. The matron of 40 would have
children quite well started toward ado.
leseence. The unmarried lady of an
would find meter. in case she bat
not one. aud at that age there would
be less chance of her marrying than
at 20, and she should certainly AT this
time Of life know her own mind
Vogue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
An Authors Initials

initials are sometimes the resort of
the writer who is anxious to conceal
MS Identity. and a glance through any
one Of the 700 volumes that comprise
the catalogue Of the British museum
readingroom will discover some
strange instances. A theological
book entitled Inquiry Into the Mean
ing Of Demoniacks in the New Tesla.
ment Is attributed to T. p. A. p. O.
A. b. /. C. o. S. It's real author was a
certain Arthur Sykes. and the initials
reveal his position as the precentor
and prebendary of Alton Borealis IN
he church of Salisbury
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
One Lives and Learns

An old captain and his mate wert
into a restaurant near the docks and
ordered dinner. The waiter placed a
plate of curious liquid before them.
II say, young fellow, what's this
sthff?" shouted the captain.
Soup. sir" replied the waiter.
Soup? Bill''-turning to his mate
''just think of that! Here you and me
have been sailing on soup all our
lives, an never knowed it till now"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
Experienced.

While shopping in a department,
store two Young Chicago matrons be-
came interested in the negotiations
Of middle aged man, unaccompanied
by any woman, whose progress
through the establishment, it so en-
HANGED, conceded with their own.
odd sight-that of a mere man
shopping" said one.
Yes. I've watched him with con-
siderable interest He's either a mar
ried man or a widower.
Why that conclusion" asked the
other young woman, surprised.
1--WE observed that. as each pur
chase was made. he would turn his
back 10 the salesgirl when he took
out his money"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
csmels Seen in Arizo,.

San BefnaTdino. Cal.-B Lotbrop
and Henry DE Silva have arrived from
Phoenix. Ariz.. with news of having
sighted two Of the old government
cancls near Quartzia. The govern.
ment in 1860 bought 81 camels to aid
in the military department. They
failed OF their purpose and were
turned loose on the desert
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
Rsdiur Is Expensive.

London.-The British Radium insti
tute, which was founded recently BY
the generosity Of Lord Tvesgh and Sin
Ernest Cassel. has given an order for
~ grams Of radium. which will cost
$4,000 - equivalent to something
more than $4,000 900 a pound. I,
would take over sixty times the guam
tity to weigh a pound This is Tho
largest order ever given. the biggest
hitherto being FOR one gram.
The radium viii come nom a p3ine
IN Cornwall
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1908. ,...... 208
Average number of complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of June, 1903 2125
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
SUFFRACISTS ADJOURN
Women in Convention at Seattle End
With Mass Meeting-Prof. Pot
ter Msdd Secretary.

Seattle Wash. July 6.-The CON
yention of the American Woman SUI
irage Association closed tonight iwrH
a mass meeting which National Pres
ident Anna H. Shaw tcvieucd the suf
frage situation.
The most important event of the
convention. in the opinion of the del
esates, took place today when Prof
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
June Circulation.

The above is a correct statement OF
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1908 and for the month
of June, 1909
CLYDE SULLIVAN
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 9Th day Of June, 1909
LEO ] kLEB.
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-07
Women Exaauerat.

New Supreme Court Justice
John Proctor Clark in addressing the
graduating class of the New York Law
school. told III graduates that women
are often given TO exaggeration on the
witness stand. and advised them To be
cautious in the examination OF their
female witne sses