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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-15
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Sfibct forliier Storm pan en
alippe.
vi 157 Mcnneifcr ON gorb rebbcs
fun een.

galma, Den iponife q Mollorca,
IL 6ebr. 9jplpeleit oo oreoet
10 al i'm aurs af en- al De oiloeite
Storme. Der bar biemiegt Mio0eI.
bnnet De iiOite 40 aor, foiteoes ben
fronife trmsatlantiife Domper@ene.
raj 6ban5p fuI0 6art / Rattens
@lerfe mo imo0 bet forrpoerife 9feo
R9rbe0en af Zen Dtinorea, og
poa cen n9r omfom ale De 157
Menneifer, iom par ON gor0. Den
enc. iom re0oeoes, er en- aIoerianif
9oloembeosman0, Warcel 9iooel.
iom eli Sitter fom til 9iplp San
ligaer 2lften poa ct Soipitol Gui.
oaOela og fantoierer pilot iom 6sl.
ae al oe n0itoae6e 2ioelier, noe al
Stan6 til at berette n9rmere ON
lllnffen.
Der par 81 8asiagerer ON 9or0,
of hoilfe 80 bar f6rite aobpt. ge.
i9tningen talte 70 alt. Oct anita.
ees life, at Der bar mango 9lmeri.
fanere bIanot BoSiagererne. Sfibet
fonnnonoereoes af Sept. 6oDol, en-
of 2iniens melt foriigtige Officerer.
s i'm longe 3ieneiteti0 bapoe ban
oIorig fsr msot ct 5orlis. San ag-
teoe at tr9ffe Iig tiIbnge en- ner
Sremtio.
Bosingererne paa Gban5D beltoo
melt oi franife Offieerer og embeos.
m9nO, iom bar poa Silbngereiien
til oeres StiIlinoer / 9lleerien, leo.
iaeet al oeres Suitruer og 9srn. Der
bar oaiaa iaa Soloater, no9le Sta.
Iienere o9 1prfer % cen BrqIt. De
eneite an9eliafiiife gtoOne Basia.
geriorte9nelien bar Green % Stafe.
lp. Ge oor Weolemner al en- Opera.
trop, iom por enga9eret til at ipnge
9aiino 9lloerien.
General Gbon3p ieileoe no ira
Marieilles Onsbag gfterniiooal o1
pentebes til gllgerien 8ors0ng ef.
termiooog. gau er Sfibet inloltUp'
oigt 8rag.
9lan0t Ofrene por oen bersmte
parfiiIfe Sanger 8rancisgufor % I'M
ore fremrogenoe 5aooriter ira Wiu.
iifbnllen.
8enernl Gbon5p itsote poo Sfpr
al, 8 Sorsoae 9lften, efter at aapt.
GoDol meo belle lin @rfnring life
haooe peret Stano til at bierge
ia imoo ben npiten mngelsieStorm.
9lnore Sfibe 0prbeoen bauoe re.
oct Stormen al men Gbon5p blep
et Rop for glementerne. Den bleo
iat no af jim aurs gennem gbnnet
9nlearic og orepet op imoo Viinor'
cas- Suit geprbeoen al Guionbela.
Oct bar peo 0negrp, at en- 5iifer
Iamleoe Hooel op, Der baooe flDnget
fla til ct Stpffe 8rog.
Den iranife stoniul | Guioaoela
meloer, at ct hort glntal Gig ilpoer
poo Seen, men at Stornlen peobll'
Der, Ina bet er nmuligt at inoiomle
benz Sfibets Sfroe iiges at bile
9ean paa en- gfsploiion, maaife al
en- oi oens Danlpfeoler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-15

Oct piier os ct 6remifribt og en-
ll0bifling al 9ocen, iom Sano.
beo er opnuntrenoe.
v66icogo Sri6une" foretog Jig
nDIi9 at ionoere 5tennin9 6orbolo
til Cannon iom Speofer / 9uiet o9
iaa til 9tlorih- gopne-5oloIoben.
9ldoet ienote Stemmeieoler til
nlle repu6lifanife og uafbengige
9laoe / Stoterne geit for glllegben.
nD8ier9ene. 5 5reoags offentlig.
giorOe 9laoet Heiultatet. 2,653 9fe.
publifonere og 541 sSnoepenoenter
ftemte if1to0, 546 2epnblifanere o9
81 Snoepenoenter for Cannon iom
Speafer n9Ite Hepreientantbus
Nepnblifanere o9 sSnoepenoenter
til iammen - 3, I63 imoo o9 839
for ben nDe 8ololoo. 0ette 9feiultat
er life inligren0e for Cannon eQer
De an6re Stan0potterS. Gel er BET
finn BreSiens Gepr9ientonter, Ser
6ar afgiOet 0eres Stenne. Wfen BET
er oel life belt 6en geiret at ilut-
te ira 9re5ien5 Stemniltg til 5olfe-
Itennin9en.
Il. z. fgbte 9(loifa 5erritorinm
al Guslono 1867 for S7,000.OO0.
Si0en 1880 bar BET pro0uceret 8ul0
for Sf61 100000, og globningen al
oets sto66er-, anl. o9 onore Wfinet
ralleier er fnopt begDn0t. Dufon
@nlobeltet itrpffer Jig longt lpnge-
re / Sp0oeit, emo man almin0elig
bar ment, og aSnnofo-8iItriftet, Ser
/ 1909 proOucereoe 8ulo for $500,
geo, bar tilorn9et Iig Itor 0pmerfs
ombeo oe iioite Bar 9(ar.
Selpe 5olfeteQin9soo9en | Mar
er ben 10. glpril. 9a pil 5olfetpl-
lingen be9Dnoe, og ieGo ON oen
itrGffer Jig no ooer ct Ipngere 3ios-
rum ioa blioer set Sallene og Ont
it9noiQhe0erne, iom 0e forefan0tes
ben 10 9lpril, ser ifnl afgibes. Der
Ifal 9eres 9fe0e for, om gerionen er
ugift, gift, enfe eller gnfemon0
eler fraifilt. Site gerioner oil o9.
iaa blibe ipurgt, ON oct pr oeres
ferIte 9eqteifob oio. Der tpIles fun
fuloe glnr, iaa at ON en- gerion bar
oeret gift I. efs. 3 gor og II
Waaneoer, iaa re9nes BET fun for
3 gnr. Sor frenmeofsote moa Ss-
oeiteo opeioes I. gfs. life blot go
len, men tpif golen. ritsiiif Bolen
eller sItri9If golen.
5ornn0rer Hoon fra 9oof til
Bearpnille Sra Dublin, Snoiana
berettes, at 2onbsbpen goof Ier.
beoen of Omensoille / i6nore Sn.
oiono, piI foronore lit Nopn til
Bearpoille gnen tog Napnet lGoof,
efter of oet fi,nboioroes, at Or.
Goof bouoe op6oget 0oropolen. Men
oo bet bite Iie, at Goofs gopirer
life funoe bepiie bans Ynoitono, be-
ilutteoe 8eboerne at foranore Nao-
net iaoleoes, at BET ipnrer til oen
anerfen6te Op0oger.
Yreiioent Softs Gale 9felp
Dorf 2eroagS (2incolns Seoiels.
oae) bar poft life Iioen Opiiet Yre-
ii6enten flnreoe glominiltrationens
6orbolo til 6orretnineen iao goot,
at inqen tor oere | Snipil ont at al
lonlig 5orretnin9 oil npoe 9tegerin-
gems geifutteIie, oe at uloplige
MISUNDERSTANDING bill blipe
Itraffeoe. Son ieete at bGpoe / oct
belle taget, at Gominiitrotionen bill
Itoo pna og arbeibe / Sorbolb til De
oeotaane oq beitaoenoe 2ope (8olo-
lonen inobefottet og Gartiets Bro
9ramslsfter. Sans Soripar for SoIo-
lopen mener man BOG bill fremfol-
De M lloiIIie fra oe Groaresiipes
Sioe.
Mr. @. 5. grpon 6or M Of.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-15
10. Mara

lllpffestilfeloe, og fra 9toroisen
mel0es ON taIrige 5fi6sulpffer.
Stron0eoe 8orpeoobaooe. 2onoon,
%. San. 8orpeooia9eren ygoen"
ltronoeoe Worges unoer ben 6ef.
tige Storm peo 8ober. 5la6ebao6e
i69er at tage ben af @rltnoen. 9e.
l9tningen er re0oet.
st beloigt 5alo 4oiro, %. San.
lnoer ct 5lDbeforie9, JON 9ot6om
/ @aar foretog, Itprteoe ban neo fra
Ell Seioe al 40 Weeter. SSlpoenlaifinen
bleo fuloitenoiot eoeIa9t, men Sat.
bam par ieIo uifo6t
@ngelife Strifetunlltlter. 2on0on,
%. Snnunr. = Situationen / Sor.
ton (0ur6an) er ret aloorlig iom
SSglge af tilto9enoe llroliQ6e0er ira
aularbeioernes Sioe. 4rbeioerne bar
/ 8aar oemoleret en- @rltbeejers 80.
Zig og &ontor. @rubeeieren ifeo poo
Men9oen og iaareoe Ell g(rbeioer.
Der er tilfalot Ell betD0elig Boliti.
itprfe til Steoet for llroligbe0erne.
Glemenceau. Sra Garis meloes,
at Glemehcean faitboloer lit gnife
ON at uotreoe of oet raoifale 8ar.
ii, ifpnt oettes 2e6eIie bar afgipet
itof6rlige @rfleringer ON @run0en
til Samarbeioet meo 5ocioliiterne
pe0 aonmlnalnnleene / Soulonie.
Bartiets ltooalg bar oereiter meo
6leoenoe Sierte maattet beilutte Jig
til at mooto9e l1on1eloelIen
ltroligbeoer paa galfan. 5 gae.
itine, Diitriftet aoitoria, bar gul.
garerne forleoen beme9tiaet Jig oen
gr9ife &irfe, eoeGo9t Ell Del al sSn.
Oentaret og enoerrepet 9irfebeger.
ne. De blen fororeone al Militpr,
Der foreto9 If 9lrreltationer.
geO oen tprfiif-bulgarife @renie
er 0et otter fommen til minore
4nrnpe; ON 9lntollet of 0eoe og
IoareOe banes BOG enonu ingen Op-
lpsning.
Gen franife Sp0pols-Gfspe0ition.
guenos 9lires, II 5eb. Sap.
tuinen paa 8ampifibet SUB, Iom
onfom til Blnta 9lrenos @aar,
meloer, at ban tolte meo Or. 5. so.
gborcot, 2eoeren of oen franife Spo-
poIs-gfspeoition, bpis Sfib, ugour.
quoi gos", Ioa for anfer Bort
@ollont, MngellonlStreoet. Or.
gborcot n99teoe at eioe Oplpsning
ON Reiultaterne af lin Spopolsefspe.
oition.
gfSpeoitionen afgif ira SABRE ben
10. glnguIt 1908 og TOM til gen
Deception oen %. December, bpor.
fra gfspeoitionen iioit Loo bere fra
iig. gfspeoitionens Sopeobenii9t bar,
blep ser ioet, life at noa Sbbpolen,
men at foretage oioenifobelige I'm.
oeriegeller.
6pao Reomono pil. Dublin, II.
5eb. = Sobn 6. Geomono, iom
@aor bleo eenoalot til Breiioent
for llniteo SSriib 2eoene, bolot ON
9lftenen en- betponinesfulo Gale oeo
Ell ganfet til bans 9gre. San uore-
oeoe, bporleoes ban ogteoe at for.
boloe iie / fommenoe Borlmnent.
Session, boor ban bill fomme til
at iiooe inoe meo Wiagtbalancen
meIlem oe to Itore Yortier, iaa ban
fon gore oct of meo 9ieaerineen
0eriom oen life bar bnnoe Sillie og
Magten til at flare Spergsmadlet
om Ooerbmets 8eto.
San er in1iolertio pillig til at
femme for 9no9ettet, forlOiot at
9remierminilter 9fsquitb boloer lit
2efte ON at reiignere, oeriom ban
life foar Magten til at 9ao paa
moo Sperbuiet
80 eller ire @nnge Qe6et al "a.
len bentnoeoe War. 9ieononO til, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-15
8lanoeOe Mcooeleller.

Song @nItao. Soerrio snifeoe
at pioe mere ON line llnoeriaotters
Meninger og 9nifer. Sor iaa at faa
iaooon aunoifab spaa ferite Snano
fleote ban ii9 pan iom Sannearbei'
ser, gif neo til ct Sfib og fanot
9eif9ftigelie meo at b9re aul op /
S9ffe San flyer, at oct er zen 9e.
gDn0elie", og ban bar / Sinoe at
gaa belle 9linoen blanOt lin ar6ei.
ocnoe 9eiolfiring.
20O0 Snoianere til 9lorsnsoe.
ngteiu 0orf Obierper" beretter ON en-
aars5aonference al Siour Snoia.
mere, tilberenoe BresbDterianer- og
aongregationolfirfen, beo SisIeton
og Bcepel, 9. DAT. Oct IpOer npitell
utroligt, at Der bar oper 2000 til
Steoe, og at De bapoe ct ipecielt
3og, bpori bar If Basiagerpogne,
2 9aggagenogne og ell SopeDogn.
Oct tog 1873 geiororinger at trans.
portere Dem ira Stationen, og Oogen
efter nrripereoe nof ct Sernbnne'
pognles. Der arrangereoes Ell 9elt.
leir onlfring airfen, og Weoerne
boloteS | ct itort ,Soriomlingstelt
Sangen pefsleoe pan Dofotaiproget
og gngelif. Ser bolotes Wlsber al
greSbpteriet, en- glsiociation o1
apinoernes Misiionsiorenillo till.
aeneo Greoifen og epangeliife W'e
Der.
0ette or en- SIDE nf Snoionerlipet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-15

9, Marieilles, boorfro Sfibet par
ieilet no, pofte efterretningen om
bets gorlis flor 9eitprtelie. Sl9st-
ninge oe @enner of gasiogererne
oa geietningen trGngte iie inmnlel'
ON Dampifibsfontoret og benfalot
om nprmere geifeo ON nlpffen.
Siertererenoe Scener oiite iig, on
BET bleu iagt bent Of ale ioa ner
iom cen par omfomnlen. 9iegerln-
oen apr 5ornnitolininger til at
birlpe Sc 5onilier, Der tilberte
Mtanoifa6et iom par 0ieolenmer
al Snnoelsmarinen Sra Winrleilles
meloes, at Sfibet life idgte Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-15

0ar. SO. 5. grpan bor M Of.
fentGiq taact Stan0pnnft = life ob-
Joint inoo Saloontrofiffet eQer for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-15

llpeir / 9piflano. Berlin 81.
San. - Sra aae 9elc at EpIflano
inolGber Der @fterretninaer ON
Storm. s 8eltialen bar Der / @aar
roiet en- pol6iom Sneitorm, lieele-
oes @ifielbiergene. Sneen ligaer
Der oper 3 @ieter 6eit. 5 aforotpif.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
.OUT-OF-ORDER KIDNEYS ACT FINE
AND BACkACHE SIMPLY VAN|SHF!s

edge that there is no other medicine
at any price. made anywhere else in
The world, which viii effect so thor
ough and prompt a cure as a fifty
cent treatment of Pape's Dirretic
which any druggist can supply
Your physician. pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency win tell ynu
that fape, Thompson G. Papc. Of Gin
clnnati, IS large and responsible
medicine concern, thoroughly WORTHY
Of ycrr confidence.
Don't he miserable or worried an.
other moment with lame back or
clogged, inactive kidneys or blade,
misery. All this goes after YOU start
taking Papes Diuretic, and in few
days you feel and know that your kid.
neys, liver and urinary system are
healthy clean and normal. and all
danger passed.
! Accept only Pape's Dirretic--flfty
cent treatment--from any drug store
anywhere ip the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
VERY UNSATISFACTORY
10 Way the German Government Off
Gals Regard the American
Tariff Note,

Berlin. Jan, 24.-The contents OF
the American tariff note are not di
vuIged, the only official description
being that the note is very unsatis-
factory" The government issued the
following tonight:
After considering the negotiations
relative to the commerce between
Germany and the American govern
ments, the imperial consultative
board for the commercial questions
has expressed full and unrestricted
approval of the steps taken by the
federal council. In connection with
further negotiations several questions
were placed before the board, the dis
cussion of which led to a unanimous
agreement on the lines hitherto pur
sued by the government
The newspapers, with the exception
of Socialistic radical journals, agree
that the reichstag should not yield or
any concession affecting agriculture
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
New uses OF Cement.

European engineers are said to be
very appreciative of the value of ce.
nent groutng for repairing defective
masonry, lining wells and for making
tunnel roofs water tight In Germany
a we'll polluted by infltrations was
put into satisfactory condition by
lowering into it a sheetiron drum,
filling the space between the drum
and the walls of the we'll with Port.
land cement and withdrawing the
drum after the cement had set The
damaged masonry of a tunnel was re-
paired by injecting liquid cement un-
der pressure. Air at a pressure OF
seventy. eight pounds per square inch
sufficed to force the cement into place,
Youths Companion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
tus a F-~ Doses Regulate the Kid.
neye and Bladder and Make
Lame Backs Feel Fine.

e most effective and harmless
was to cure hackache and regulate
sft nf-crdcr Kidneys, or end bladder
{ niibie. Is TO take several doses of
Tapes Diurctic,
on will distinctly feel that your
aiBevs and urinary organs are bein ;
cleaned. healed and yitalized and all
The miserable symptoms. such as back.
ache, headache, nervousness. rheuma
tism and darting pains. infiamed or
swollen eyelids, irritability sleepless-
!. ness. or suppressed, painful or FIRE.
anent urination (especially at night
and other distress. leaving after TAX
ing the first few doses.
The moment you suspect any kid
ney or urinary disorder. or rheuma
fism. begin taking this harmless prep
eration as directed, with the knowl-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
JURY IS SELECTED TO TRY
THE PANAMA LIBEL CASE

New York, Jan. 24-All twelve
jurors were selected today in the Pan
anna libel suit brought against the
publishers of the New York World BY
the government. AT the opening of
court the counsel for the defense
characterized the suit as unprecedent-
ed. 1t was instigated by Roosevelt,
during his presidency, and charges
that Taft, Douglas Robinson, brother.
in-aw of Roosevelt, Charles P. Taft
brother of the president, William Mel
son Cromwell and Roosevelt were
criminally libelled in connection with
publications relating to the purchase
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25

Japan can boast of the most luxuri.
Gus prison in the world. It is about
fifteen miles from Tokyo In the
midst Of gardens, encrcled with ponds
bearing fine crops of water lilies, rises
the mass of spacious and airy cells,
Lighting throughout is tv electricity
Among other features are bathrooms
with marble baths, hot and cold wa
ter, dressing rooms and reading
rooms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
SCHEDULE I6S GAMES
viii Be Basis For Playing Seasons
of Two Big Baseball Leagues
This Year.

PittSburg, Jan. 24.-The National
League playing season will be based
on a schedule of 16S games Upon
that basis the joint schedule commit
tee of the American and National
League is working.
Ebbetts, of Brooklyn, chairman OF
the National League committee, SAID
tonight that he had been instructed
by six club presidents to arrange fol
l6S games. and arrangements wit!
the American League are also being
made on that basis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
The Worlds $4,000 PLAYS.

Mr.. Reginald Clarence, the well.
known photographer of dramatic data.
has been working for twenty years on
Stage Cyclopaedia which will con
tain a photography of plays, of which
it has been possible to find any record,
from B. G. 500 to A. D. 1909. In order
to bring his remarkable work to com
pletion Nh Clarence has delved among
ancient records and musty manu-.
scripts in the British Museum, he has
gtudied the numerous works In the
Guildhall Library until his book con-
Eains particulars of nearly $4,000 plays,
covering the whole range of stage pro,
ductions-drama, comedy, farce, orera
and comic opera.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25

empowering the Interstate Commerce
commission to prescribe minimum
railroad rates whenever in its opinion
the object of a railroad in reducing
rates Is to decrease waterway com
petition. The general tendency, the
commission points out, has been to-
ward lower rates and any general
regulation which would directly or in.
directly interfere with this tendency
would probably be injurious rather
than otherwise. The subject Of the
driving out of water competition ap-
pears te be the only question upon
which the commission divided.
Business Interests Should Aid.
Referring to criticisms upon the de-
lay Of congress in the development
of water routes, the commission
points to the fact that the use Of the
improved channels in many instances
has not been commensurate with the
expense incurred, and to lack Of
progressiyeness in providing suitable
freight-conveying facilities and to
failure to provide modern terminal
equipment No federal improvement
will suffice the commission insists,
without cooperation of communities
and business interests and between
rail and water routes.
Syctem of Reports.
A uniform system is recommended,
applicable to all waterways under
which statistics may be collected,
showing the volume and different
kinds of traffic carried on the rivers
and inland channels. This country
is declared to be far behind several
European countries in the accuracy of
inland navigation statistics and the
commission wants to see more exten-
sive information regarding high and
low water average discharge of the
streams in order to frame and execute
plans for improvements.
The commission is unwilling TO
recommend such change as the ere.
alton of board to decide upon the
feasibility and desirability Of propo-
sitions for expenditure on rivers and
harbors, and pays high tribute to the
work of the army engineer corps. It
advises that without a careful and
unbiased examination of proposed i'm.
provements of the nature now re-
duired by statute, no project should
be adopted by congress" and recon.
mends that hereafter the general pol
icy be adopted of providing for the
carly completion of any and all pro
jects which are undertaken, and that
only such number of projects should
he commenced as will be appropriated
for and completed within reason.
able time"
In this way. it says. definite results
can be relied upon, plans can be made
for utilizing the streams improved
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25

of the Esench Panama Canal com.
pany's rights. The attorney added:
Altogether, outside of the legal
question Of whether this is libel OF
not, we shall plead justification, and
excusable libel.
"On the second ground, | purpose
to show' he continued by the facts
and circumstances leading to the be
lief that when we printed those ar
ticles we believed them true
The talesmen were questioned
about their politics and their belief
in the freedom of speech and of the
press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
Making Life Safer.

Everywhere life is being made more
safe through the work of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills in Constipation,
Biliousnss, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Liver troubles, Kidney Diseases and
Bowel Disorders. They're easy, but
sure, and perfectly build up the
health. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
The AYnocrite

Really to be hypocrite must re.
quire horrible strength of character
An ordinary man such as You or gen
orally shs at last because he has not
enough energy to he man. But the
hypocrite must have enough to he two
men Gilbert X. Chesterton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
kenctlve Honesty.

What would you do with an honest
man when you found him. u don
know" answered Diogenes reflective
ly. IF he was one OF those people
who are honest simply because they
have never been tempted, I'd have
to struggle with myself to keep from
getting up green-goods game or a
eetrich-euick scheme to take his
money"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
Early Matches.

The earliest matches made were
lighted not by friction. but my means
of striking fire with flint and steel
in the tinder, The next kind were
dipped in chloride of potash. which
took fire when touched with sulphur
ate acid. A small vial of sulphurate
acid accompanied each box of match
es sold.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
To Grow KOREAN Elns

California is to try acclimating the
Cofean wild fig The fig, growing on a
hardy vine, on trees. trellises and
hedgerows to height of thirty feet,
bears a delicious fruit. Some of the
seed has been sent to the department
CT agriculture, California state univer-
sity. The fig grows wild in Korea and
has proved of great value there. Ar
horticulture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25

and expenses very largely saved
Careful provision should also be made
for maintaining existing works. other
wise the improvements already made
will deteriorate.
Main Streams First.
In the general policy OF improving
streams in waterway systems the
commission advises that the main
streams be improved first and raised
to an adequate stage Of efficiency be-
fore its tributaries that preference
be given the lower portions of a
stream, and that improvement pro-
ceed as a rule from the mouth up,
Want Terminals Provided.
Improvements not essential to nayi'
cation should not be undertaken by
he federal government, the commits
ion thinks and improvements in
ivers and harbors should not be
made, unless sufficient assurance is
given that proper wharves, terminals
etc. shall be furnished, on reasonable
charges, by municipal or private en-
terprise. The commission recon-
mends avoiding undue multiplication
If ports, making harbor improvements
Useful to the largest number, a
proper dividing line between work
under federal and under city and pri-
vate appropriations, and measures
Tor the greatest possible protection OF
abutting on navigable and
on-navigable streams with due re-
sard to the probable quantity and
value Of land benefited The commits
sion is unwilling to recommend the
construction of wharves and docks by
he government.
Conditions in Europe.
The tendency today in Europe, it
says, seems to be toward retaining
pae masonry lock type, unless the
ondtions of dam location and of
oat traffic are exceptional.
While the growth of traffic may
eventually demand. with propriety,
The thorough regularization or canal
Ization Of all navigable waterways
the commission holds. there are al
ways in every country, and especially
n the nitedU States, many streams
whose water slopes, water flow, char
scter of banks and bed, etc, will rem
Ter thorough Improvement by either
method too expensive"
Summarizing conditions abroad,
he commission says that the average
European freight rates on railways
raralleling water routes. especially
or short distances, are higher than
IN the United States. the European
ates for waterhorne carriage are as
zig or higher than railways in the
Tnited States where the traffic is
likewise large. The general policy of
aost European countries is towards
waterways Improvement. The popu.
alton density and railroad mileage
ler 1000 population shows the United
itates is much more adequately fur
iished with means for railway trans
ortaitno. Engineering difficulties
re as a rule less serious in Europe
where also sedulous care is taken to
rotect water-borne traffic from rail-
road competition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
cnked Like a Record

Mrs. msonbeak-"What are you
going to do with that porous plaster.
John?" Mr.. Crimsonbeak--"Im going
to see what tune 1t will play on the
pianoa!"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
Blow to Foruers.

To prevent the alteration Of checks
or other valuable papers an inventive
genius has brought out an electric an
paratus which burns tiny holes in the
paper as the inscription is written
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
EA rqa4 re
Worried.

why is old Titewad so afraid of
Gcath?" Ills son is so extravagant
that the old man is afraid he will bury
him in thousand.dollar coffin"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-25
Blaming Himself.

Did you ever get bunkoed?" "Once.
but ! suppose it was my own fault"
How was it?" Il gave a preacher
$50 for marrying me. Houston Post.