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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-06
9ecorab og Smegl1.
SsSsfaIS.
Zen 5tes Gpril 1909.

SsbSfalS.
Wtrs. Rartba Sbuue, gnfen efter
Sobn Sbune, bsbe Sreoass Iorsen
iioite ltse / tit Stem Der / 9peu eiter
9 aarS Spgoom at aloerbomsinag.
beS. afOsoe par fsbt paa 8~osiepon'
gen, Worse, Den 19oe 6ebr. 1925.
Sun miiteoe bcsee fine Sor9lbre,
mebeus bun bar 9arr, og blep op'
brogct Of fine SlGstrineer. s iS49
fom bun me0 Sobau 9rageitno ol
Somilie til amcrifa, bpor be ferii
boiatte zig / 9%oibfouone, @is., og Do
De / 1851 flptteoe til @tnueibeif Co.,
Soma, fom bun meb Dem bio. Ser
15be sunni 1856 blep bun gift mel
Sobn VI. Sbune % boiatte fig
8Ienwooo Somnibip, bpor 6amilicr
boeoe in6tiI 1894, ga De fIpttebe til
Secorab. Rr. Sbune bsbe | 1899.
s tit gGgteifab blep bun Wooer til
s Born, 3 Ssnuer og 5 Gstre. Gr
Ssn bsoe Tom Barn o9 en- Son % tr
9stre SeSe, e'ter Of be bIep borne
De i~eienIepenoe er: @iliom Sbitne
NinreopoIis, iom er SanocISreiienoC
for appIetuu Manufacturing 60.
glrs. gnSer'ou, 8ronb Wenbop
Rinn.; RiIS Guguita Gbllnc, Butte
Ntcitt. % Wiis sGnna Sbure bern'
9peu, iom bar boet hos GorGIoreuC
% pIsiet lin WoOer poo benbes gamIt
Gage.
gearapeIicn ioreoif fra Ssrgebrr
iet Der ibaa (Wonbaa) 81. If Sorm
9igct begroocS pon WctbooiittirfenS
GroopIabS paa 8aibirgton grairie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-06
Sra fergus Sails, W1inn

Sr. &ebaftsrl
Seq ifrep for en- Sib iiben ON De
8oreoragsaftener. pi iiior @inter
baoSe Der | gpen. oa Tom SoIf tog en-
ianbon Snteresie t. 8i bar bapt
noeIe | ginter osiaa. De peffer en-
ligeiaa a~IminbeIis Snteresie iaar.
"amerifa" ilpngeoe ganitraalen moo
Brof. &iitab. foroi ban taIte paa
oisie Nsoer; men Hiitab bar life Ia.
oct fig ifr9mme. Baa oct fsrite
Isbe paa Roroen Saa | 8inter bolot
ban ct meset interesiant Soreoras
ON De norffe gpentpr. Neo iiGIoen
8eltalenbeo ffiloreoe ban for os
@pentprenes getpbntng. San taIte
ogiaa ON eoentprenes 8anbringer
% CAB noele merfelise GrempIer
berpaa. Otter at babe piit os alt BET
berliae, Wor Rorge bar gipet os !
lin Solfebistning, gift ban ODER til at
tale ON Rinoeeapen.
Oct er 9rof. Giitabs Wening, al
Rorbm9nbene Der I 9anoet Dor jamie
ct Sono, iom De, naar oct itore Iin.
beaar fommer, operleoerer til BET
norife Stortbing, iom ifal f%orpalte
BET. Sonbet ifal bli itaaenoe til a1e
Etoer og Henterne anoenbes efter
S~tortbineets Sfisn til lanbs9ahnlige
SormaaI iaa meget iom muligt
Sperensitemmelie nleb @iperneS On.
ife. Grcf. 8iitao tolte meget parmi
for Winoeeaoct,, og foriaapiot andre
/ S%oriamlin9en ptreoe iia ON Sager
bar De enige meO Brofesioren.
Ger bleo foreiloaet, at man bliroe
iummenfaIoe ct fort Wsbe Der
Sergus 8als af Solf fra belle Rart
Regionen for at forisge at opnao
Gnigbeo on Sormen % Irbeibet mel
Snbiomlineeu. Weo bette Sormaal
for Sie palste Soriamltnaen en- So'
mite paa fem Weblemrter iaaleoes;
Groi. Riitob, Heo. Sblano, q. O
gnoerion, SorfeI Sitclie og Eetet
Glen.
GorIfe 1reiter bar ogiaa pGre'
meo paa Si8ie Mtsber. Ru paa iio'
tie Isoe boIbt Bait. 9~luisafer a
SpnoScn ct Sorebrog for os on
Rorqc. Oct por ct me9et 9oOt Sore
Drag. San boGIebe iiGr oeo, at De
par fra Iorae hi boobe facet Dor III
tberife @erneIGrbom, % at oett'
mootte fremboloes, bpi$ ri if,ilS'
fuune pnffe set alminoclige Solt!
Snteresie for Iinbegapen.
Otter SoIen noiponbt Der 'ia ei
IfuIia G~isfusiion. Oct beiIutteoes
of hi ifuIoe ofbolbe en- flor 17oe Mai
left Der i gpeu. Sorfcl Sftelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-06
"Mlaffas gpuitel",

"alaifas apOitel", ben BOG, iom
Sobn W. Mrctanoer bar ffrepet ON
fine SagttaseIier | alaifa, i9rlie oa
ON be Snofsbte paa MatlacatIa
SsIanb og 9urans Wisiionsarbeibe
Der, bill ubfontme ON noele faa Tiger.
Mr. arctan6er er fornplig fommen
tiIbage til Minneapolis fra en- &eiie
| 9iten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-06

Gunber GaIep, Gertile, ffoI babe
foroarpet fig Iiot, bsrte ieg Der ON
Tagen.
Ears aftuoion, aeniett, bIep al
Or. Greaeier fuIet op til ct. Yall
for at unoereaa en- Operation.
Tsbens SSif.
Ser er blet mango npe @rapbsie
benne @aar. Seq ifaI | 9ortbef
napne nosle af benz, Der CT panorei
bort.
SaInor SriIbus, SiIper 2afe. ge.
teran fra gorserfrigen o. bel op.
imob be iptti. Ssbt | SaIinsoaI.
GfterIaoer gnfe og borne gsrn. On.
fen bar fsbt paa &ensmoen, Sof,
Solsr. en- ~sohsIig, bra Nano bar
Salpor.
Sobn Sboen peit for 2eniett. 2iot
ODER 30 Gar gammel. @ftcrlaoer
Gnfe % Ter ufonfirmerte gsrn.
Wrs. katherine She, Iortbpooo.
SCOT | aal, SaIinsoal, 1881. Ct
terlaoer fig otte porne Bern = ole
iammen agteoe, bra MRnb % 3pin-
Der. Senoes Wanb bsoe for nogle
aar iiben. (Gfter "gndor").
Sans Carton glaie eler "slaia"
nGr Nortbpooo / en- glber al So
Iar.
&anbi gnberion, 9eniett, | en- Il.
Der Of opimob so gar.
annt grnnspolb BIB.
3tIit og en- 8amerat bnpbe b9ret
i gpen. aomne biem isien pilbe
De "ipGitbe fra Seitene". 9e be.
gpnbte of "nappes" paa Woro. Spor.
ban bet gift os life life git, brat
anut SGssen itrar oppe peo 9nart.
Sagen eiter Hog 2ageen fig orang.
0oftorene maatte tiIilut tage Soben.
Strar efter fit Smut Iunoflemme
eaer "Socf Sam" os oct enote meb
9sben. afosbe bar en- Ssn af Sc.
9rtnspoIo eller "Sfr9bbersaarben"
og fsot / Salingoal. San bar en-
mil, itr9piom bielpiom Manb | fin
bebIte gIoer. Sans Soralore Ieper,
og ban bar mango borne Ssifenoe
efter fig, men par life gift. Ianse
pil iapne Smut.
Ieteran paa Sattigsaarben.
Sor en- Sib iiben blep en- Ir.
SranfIiu 8erfins braet til Gountpets
Toor Sarm. San bar bsbsipg oa
trang goot at fo,nrte bio, bpor bar
fit uomGrfet Rest og Bleie. Mer
@eterauer fra 9orgerfrigen bar en-
Screening | Rortbpoob oaiaa. 9o
man fanbt no, at en- 8eteran fro
Sertiaarene bar blet SatttgIem, blet
De aamle 9rigere raienbe. Sapbt
life Wanben afaaaet peb 8sben mart
bar ban nof blet taget tilbage fra
Sattiggaarben. San bapbe 10 Dol
lars Waaneben | Beniton og Ret til
at bli taget mo | ct Siem for eamlt
SoIbater. Sans gamle 8aabenbrs'
ore / Rortbtpooo ifaffebe 9iefiite oe
sap ben samle Solbat en- bGberlia
gegrapeIie. Sligt falber ieg al
banole iom Wenb. Sra giort, Gam
linger!
grgllup.
Oct par belbigt, at ieg | min for
rige Snoienbelie glemte bort ct 8al
npgtfte, ba ieg elers bapbe maatte'
tie it'll meo iligt noget iom grpaus
benue Gang. Carl 3. Sapre ol
Miis Hiltb @ureeion, 9eniett, ban
nplig bapt grpaup / gruoens Sien
% iioen pGret noe paa g~rplupsreiit
en- Sib. 0e er MI biemme igien
Nr. Sapre er en- al &enietts melt ag'
teSe SorretningsmPnb og eier of
orioer en- ~betpoeIig Seneralpare.Sor
refining. Miis 9urgeion er Satte,
of Sobn 8urgeion, Der eier Ell go>
@sbelbutif / 8eniett, 90 er fienbt of
agtet oper belle Gouttpet. Seq on
fer be npgifte ct Iangt og lpffelig.
Samlip. gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-06
Sra Dorth Co., Jowa.
fertile Yricf anb Sile So.

gricf ano Sile Co." forbereoer fig
paa at ~prooucere 4suriter, Srane.
ringsrsr og 9rGnbetoro / flor Wtaa.
leitof uboper 8aaren % Sommeren.
Ser er rige 2eier Of BET beoite Ger |
@erben runbt 6ertile, bsrer ieg,
og SorpIeierne er n9ria9t uubtsm.
meIige. 0eo ct Wsbe al Iftieeiere
og gmbebsmGno iii nplig blep ben
p~elfienbte, b9berlige og bpstige Sor'
retntnssmano Sernuarebanoler Ole
Senolb, Rortbpoob, palgt til 8r9ii'
bent for aompaniet. Git fer brilliant
no. 3ltnbe man faa Sernbane liot
nGrmere, bar oct ubmerfet, % 90
men fommer Ell Gang.
Gienbpmsbanbler.
Ole Ssulien bar fiebt 9. 8. 9oae-
MAINS Smebie og 8erftsi | Wanlp
os bill bespnbe paa e9en Saano. Rr.
SiiIien CT en- Spgtis Smeo os bar
"~itaaet no 29rer" bos en- bpstie We.
iter / 8riitiania, for ban Tom bio til
2anoet. &an bar arbetbet / flere
glar for bam, ban mi fisbte gerfite.
oct Of. 5iapffe, @ut!
SoteIeier Salpor Z. Manot, Rortb.
npob, bar bpttet bort fin Soteleeien.
Dom for en- Sarm nGr Rortbmooo.
Ole 8. Woen n9r Senolb bar iolgt
lin Sarm til Ole g. gurtneis, %
9otoIf 9reoefon bar fiebt Grit 8pr.
bopos 40 9cres nGr Glen Warp.
Ssper 8enn, 3eniett, bar fisbt Den
eamle gutifbpgningen 9rsorene
Gleopbas / fin lib brep Sorretnins /.
San bill nof ripe ben neb og iptte op
en- gutifbp9ning al Cement | Stebet.
elsie forlaber ps.
9aItor sc. 6. 9oe, Silper Cafe,
bar beitentt fig til at furlabe tit &alo
bere og ooertage ct minore ilioiomt
8aIb / @iseoniin. Oct fon ben
bieroe, boarbfsre Bioneerpreit goot
trGnee MI, oa "aarenes @egt" pel
begpnoer at gisre fig 9ipIoenbe.
@aatte en- noeenlunoe iorgiri Ips
og IpffeIig aloerSom bIi bam % Srl.
itru til Gel!
Claus Neper peit for 8eniett bar
iolgt lin 8arm her 90 reiit til Sorup,
GIap Co., Winn., bpor ban bar fjsbt
fig ieien en- itor Sarm. Ser bar ban
i fin SiS "norff og en9elif" 29rer,
-8irfeian9er, 2anobanbler og tililui
bare" Sarmer. Men Sorben lsn'
ner fin Wuno = paaifienner GrIi9t,
bel ment StrGp, bpao Wenneiteue
iinbertiben life sisr. Ser ftrises OF
ON Spgtiae 9eIigionsIRrere; men %
fleite bp9tige ReIiaionslGrere, iea
fienote Der / amerifa, mdatte enter
BIZ 6trmere ener SorretuinssmGnf
for at flare iis. @in Greoe Ser
Iepers er en- Of benz. Seq baaber
oct bill sao ban bel, oe al Siertet On
FER ies bam % Samilie Spffe of
Sremsoug paa oct npe Steb.
g~anffosierer Senrp 8. Sauaeu
Seniett, bar taset gfffeb % mco fiji
SamiIie IIpttet til Spofane, @oib
inaton, boor ban bill begpnoe Sor
refining. gilbert 8. grlusooIS BET
for &euiett err nteb fin Sarilie reii
til Gotnbursb, %. Dat, % ban!
Nabo $aIuor Scften meo SamiIie e,
osiaa rriit til Gortb Sofota ct Steb
Sobn Stsen, Ser I Iere Iar bar Dor
ret min Robo % briiet Sano for 81
8rimstoeot, eisr fig netop fproig io'
meS fin Samilie at ilptte -paa e,
Sarm nUr Soiston. Winn. Seq tat
fer Ir. Stseu % SamiIie for beba
! seIiet SampGr % subt Iaboifab
iamt euIfer Dem af Siertet 2pffe o.
Sremgaug paa oct me Steo.
ct % anoet.
/ TIbert 8. Sore fra @inneibeii
Soma, er fpmmcn Der meo Seit
/ WaIfineri, Snobo o. /. b. for at oper
taae Orr. Ole @rimstueots Sarm be
Glen Marp.
{ 8. 6. Sopperitab ira Sapfielf
Winu., bar pGret Der | 9eiss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-06
8rGnbenoe Ge5enta
iprebte fig bnrtie

HessaSsr ism Ginssrm paa SaamSen-
geu ipuimrbe %, % ilbNsttet tprspfe
IA III armsne, Senenc % anfsfef--
Get par npaet forfrrneligt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
EUROPEAN POLITICS PROMISE
SEVERAL MATTERS OF BIG
INTEREST.
SEVERAL CONVENTIONS
To Be Held in This country-Mutlny
In Greek Navy About Sup
pressed, But More
Trouble Vet.

Washington, Oct. 31.-Conventions
scheduled for the week are the Farm
ers' National Congress, at Raleigh, N.
c., Nov. to s; national convention
of the Delta Upsilon College Frater-
nifty at Boston, Nov. 8, and the con-
vention of the American Federation
of Labor, which opens at Toronto,
Ont, Nov 6,
European politics promise several
matters of interest. The British
House of Commons adioulns on Fri.
day and the budget, which the oppon-
ents OF the. government declare is
scheduled for defeat, will then be in
the hands of the house Of lords.
The mutiny of a portion of the
Greek navy seems to be crushed, but
the situation in King Georges coun-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
PRESIDENT TAFT
HAD BUSY DAY
WENT TO BED ON TRAIN AT NEW
ORLEANS LAST NIGHT
TIRED OUT.
ON THE TULANE CAMPUS
Taft Paid Tribute to Young Lieuten-
ant Who Was Killed in Dis
charge of Duty--Jack-
son, Miss, Today.

New Orleans, Oct. 3l.~-President
Taft went TO bed on ais train tonight
thoroughly tired. His New Orleans
friends kept him on the go nearly all
day. He made two speeches this
afternoon. visited the naval station
and Jackson Barracks, rode through
the interesting old French quarter of
the city and attended sacred cen
cert at the campus Of Tulane Univer.
sity. This busy day brought the
presidents stay in New Orleans to a
close. He will spend tomorrow at
Jackson, Miss.
Inc drive through the old French
section Of the city was immensely in
teresting to the president. Buildings
which indicated transition from the
|old Spanish days to the French period
|of New Orleans history we're pointed
out AL the house which was once
the home of Gen. Beauregard the
president stopped several minutes.
The president later was taken To
| the New Orleans naval station where
he made casual inspection. He
then visited jackson Barracks, where
he reviewed the troops Of the garri.
san and was eNteFtainetl at a graUle
luncheon by the officers and historical
society.
The president made a speech pras
| ~ 1 ivi inV fir .l,.
led in history
Back in New Orleans the president
was taken to the Tulane campus
where many thousands had assembled
for q sacred concert. A chorus nt
four hundred men and women sang
Dixie as the president arrived
From the stand erected in the center
of the campus and facing the big foot
ball grand stands the president made
a brief speech, concluding as follows:
"As | stand in an academic atmos.
phere, | cannot refrain from alusion
to the heroic death recently met by a
young, bright and able man of your
community, Lieut.. Aiken, of the Navy.
He saw his dangerous duty and with
his men under him, thoughtful of their
safety, he led them into a place of
danger, fell and was overcome-and
the only thought he had as he was
about to meet his death was, as ne
asked his commanding officer. have
made good?' It is such standards Of
living and Of dying that like to think
are nculcated not only at West Point
and Annapolis, but in all academic in
stitutions of which this, Tulane, Is
one of the best examples And am
glad in the presence of his neigh
bors, his father and his mother, as
commander-in-cbief of the Navy, to
pay this tribute to his memory"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
BOY SAVES TWO LIVES
Holds Live Wire off Two Painters
at Montgoemry, Ala, While
They Escape.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 31.-To the
presence of mind and quick action of
lad, R. l.. Pippen and V. l.. Sirles,
painters, owe their lives. AS they
were held in the clutches of 2,200
volts on live wire yesterday after,
noon the lad rushed up with a broom
and with the handle held the wire
back until the two could escape. A
badly burned hand on the part Of Pip
pen was the only injury
Pippen and Sirles were at work on
the union depot shec. The former fell
off and lighted on live wire carrying
a heavy light current. Sirles, seeing
him transfixed, ran to him and tried
to pull him off. Once the current ran
through both bodies and held them
fast The boy, seeing that they were
helpless, ran up and held the wire
back until Pippen could pull, away,
saving them both, as neither could
get away from the awful grasp of the
current.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
New York's MayoraIty
Race Attracting the
Most Widespread
Attention
DISFRANCHISlNG OF
NEGRO IN MARYLAND
Is Paramount lssre II That State -
Liquor Question VIII Ec Eefore
Voters at Many Places
campaisn al San
Francis -.

New York. Oct. 81 E.ectisns WIN
be held next TUESDAY in aary stat !
and cities throughout The countr
Three states will EJECT governors ann
full state ticket. Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Virginia. In point
of interest, the municipal compaigns
Of the three great metropolitan cities
New York. Philadelphia and San
Francisco, will exceed that of tia
state contests. In each Of these
municipal contests. reform is tie
dominant issue. Practically all cor.
tests, state and municipal, are on 10.
cal issues.
The municipal camgaign in New
York City has been one OF the greas
est in interest ever held Three car
didates are in the fell, Justice WI.
liam II. Gaynor, the Democratic ans
Tammany nominee. Otto r. Eannard.
Republican. and William n. Heatst.
Civic Alliance.
The isspas are the overthrow of
Tammany Hail. and the effort OF the
Republican and Civic Alliance forces
TO capture control of the board of es.
innate and apportionment. which will
have control Of the vast outlay Of
money for the subways ana other
tiarsfe municipal undertakings
IA Philadelphia The reform element
is endeayoring to break the power Of
the local Republican organization.
The reformers, under the title Of the
William Penn Party" have placed
lDa Clarence Gibboney, head of the
! Philadelphia Law and Order Society,
in the field for district attorney,
against Samuel P. Rotan, Republican.
lre-nomnated. Gibboney Is also on
| the Eemocratic ticket.
In San Francisco the interest
hinges largely upon the district attor-
lneyship. There are two nominees,
Francis ], Ileney Democrat, and
Charles Fickert. Republican and
Union labor nominee. The mayoralty
| fight is between William Crocker. Re
publican, P. Fl. Mccarthy, Unoin
Labor, apd Or. T b. Leland, Demo-
cratic.
The paramount issue in Maryland
is the soealled disfranehising amend,
ment to the state constitution. adj
lmittedly designed to eliminate the ne.
gro as political factor in the state.
In Cleveland O.. Mayor Tom L.
Johnson is candidate for fifth
term on the Democratic ticket. His
opponent is Herman c. Baehr, Repub-
lican.
The temperance question is promi.
nent In the municipal campaigns held
IN Indiana and is the lading issue at
indianapolis, where the Republicans
charge that the brewers are backing
c. A. Gauss, the Democratic candi.
date for mayor. The Republican can.
Ididate is S. l.. Shank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
HEARST WILDLY cHEEREp.

New York, Oct. 3t-Gaynor and
Barnard, Democratic and Republican
candidates for mayor respectively.
rested tonight. Hearst, running for
the second time Independently, closed
the campaign at Madison Square Gar
den where he was cheered for thirty
two minutes by great crowd Women
threw their shawls from the balconies
and men tossed their hats. and every
inch of bunting in the hall was aflut.
ter.
In a speech Hearst, refraining
from criticism of his rivals, said in
closing: 1--WE are endeayoring to
root out corrupt machines and crimln-
al compacts between corrupt ma
chimes. If the people are to accom-
plish these results in the war against
the machines, they must abandon par
ty ties and vote, not for what is reg
ular'. but for what is right.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
ARRES TED AS WASHERS
Two Locked up in Evanston, llI., For
Saying "Oh! You Kid" to
Young Lady.

Chicago, Oct 31.--Evanston began
crusade against ''mashers" last
night and as result two men were
arrested They are j. II. Madison, of
1888 Orrington avenue. teamster,
and G. Hoban Of 400 Dewey avenue,
a telephone lineman.
Women have been annoyed recently
while walking in Davis street, the
principal street Of the suburb, and
the police were instructed to arrest
every 'masher" on sight.
Assistant Chief Jameson was stand
ing near the intersection of Davis
street and Sherman avenue when he
heard the two men say "Oh you kid"
as young woman passed by. He i'm
mediately arrested them. Unable to
give bail, they were locked up in the
police station.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
WATER POWER
CONCESSIONS
GOVERNMENTS PRACTICE OUT
LINED IN LETTER BY GiF-
FORD PiNcHOT.
TREND TOWARD TRUSTS
Would Have Good Going If Rights
Granted Promiscuously-Rea
enable Regulation Redeem
inr Feature.

Washington, Oct. 31.-The practice
Of the government in granting water
power concessions is outlined by Gif-
ford Pinchot, United States forester,
in letter written to Col. Henry l..
Liggnson, of Boston, Mass, director
of the General Electric Company. The
letter takes the form Of public
statement and is interesting at this
time, because of the widespread in
terest in water power questions. Mr..
Pnchot seeks to emphasize particu.
larly that he does not wish to retard
the development Of water powers by
private capital.
Summarizing tho conditions inn
posed on all power permits, Pinchot
makes clear that the renewal OF per
NIT at the end of 50 years Is at the
option of the government; that it Is,
by statute revocable by the secre-
tary of the interior, but unless Ie-
terminates without special revoca-
ton, but may then be renewed at the
option of and on conditions to be fixed
by the government Among other
things, the letter says:
"q'he decreasing 4atAHs of pFaetica,
BILE electric transmission and the re-
cent financial history Of the country
as to the consolidation of other kinds
Of busienss, seems to justify the be
lief that there is strong tendency to-
ward the concentrated control of
hydro-electrio development in the
United States. | do not say that a
single trust has yet been formed, but
lit is apparent that the present ten
denotes favor such trust and will
produce it If they continue.
"T therefore think it of utmost i'm
portance for the people of the nation
to understand these tendencies and
take effective steps now to retain
tain public control of this vital neces-
sity of life. This may be done by
giving concessions limited in time, re-
quiring fair rental, and imposing con
ditions to prevent the usual evils
from unregulated monopoly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
GAMBLERS WAR
STILL GOES ON
TWO MORE BOMBS THROWN IN
CHicAGo'S DOWN TOWN
SECTION.
NO CLUE: NO ARRESTS
Heavy Property Damage Caused BY
Explosion of Bombs Numbers
50 and 80 Last Night
Much Excitement.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Two bombs
which exploded in the down town sec
ton tonight caused considerable dam
age TO property aui created great e%.
citement,
The first exploded soon after G
o'clock in building near the corner
OF LaSalle and Madison streets. In
the State street building the Empire
Club is located and the building at
Madison and La Sale streets housed
the Worth Jockey C,rb. Both are al,
legged to have fosteTel gambling.
For two years bombs have been e"-
pioded internationally in Chicago in
the vicinity OF gambling houses and
race bookmakcrs establishments. The
bombs thrown tonight We're the thir-
ty-sacond and thirtythird that have
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
STATE TROOPS
IN BR[ATH|TT
FEELING TENSE IN THE FAMOUS
KENTUCKY ToWN-ELEcA
TloN TOMORROW.
EACH SIDE SUSPICIOUS
That Agreement Reached Regarding
the Stolen Ballots viii Sc
Broken by the other
at the Polls.

Jackson, Ky, Oct. 31,-State troops
will be on guard in Breathitt county
tomorrow and Tuesday, during the
hours of the election aud as long
thereafter as there is probability
of bloodshed as the result of the
heated contest which has grown out
of the bitter campaign being waged
over the county and district officers.
The request for troops was today
telegraphed to Acting Governor Cox
at Frankfort, as Governor Wilson is
in New Orleans, Tonight the Lexing-
ton company Of the state guard was
ordered to Breathitt county.
James Adams, on whose application
the troops were ordered out, is Re-
publican nominee for reelection as
circuit judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
GERMANS FOR AVIATION
Prize of Ten Thousand Dollars is Of
fered for the Best Built German
Machine.

Johannisthal Germany, Oct. 31.---
Hans Grade, the German aviator, to-
day won the Yanz prize Of $4,000.
He complied with all of the conditions
flying two and a half kilometers Ga
little more than mile and half)
in two minutes and 43 seconds The
competition was restricted to aero
planes constructed In Germany by
German builders and propelled by
German made motors.
Tho prize was given by DR.. LAM, a
merchant of Mannheim, who was
present today. After receiving the
prize Grade made two more flights
of about five minutes each in his
monoplane.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

try remains at an acute crisis. The
question of King Georges abdication
and his possible successor and further
action of the Military League, now
acknowledged to sway the country, IS
likely to present increasing develop
|ments,
Foreign events of more importance
to the United States this week are the
opening of the Cuban congress at Ha-
vana on Monday, and the election, on
Tuesday, of delegates to the Philip
pine assembly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01
AT TEMPTED TO SUICIDE
But Death Potion Was Insufficient
and Young Married Couple Are
Now Recovering.

Chicago Oct, 31--John Hollis, aged
22, and his wife, aged IL, who came
here two months ago, from New York,
attempted to kill themselves here to-
day because they had no work anil
only As cents left. They drank car.
bolie acid in their room at the hotel
but the death potion proved INSULT,
cient and both are recovering at ST..
Luke's hospital
Hollis and his wife agreed to end
their lives after weeks Of fruitless
search for employment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-01

been thrown in villa; is believed to be
a quarrel between the synlicates Of
the gamblers who operate in violation
of the law
The explosion in the State street
building damaged buildings within a
radius Of a block. Hundreds of win
dows We're broken. The lower floors
OF the building are occupied by the
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea com
pany, which suffered great damage to
stock, it being scattered over the