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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

Today is the day when the people
are called upon to exercise the
privilege or perform the duty of gov
eminent makers. 1t is as voters that
they may be properly held responsible
for the character of government they
have, and it il on election day that
they must see to it that men arc
chosen who, in the performance of
their duty when elected. will make
Citizens Leagues and Social Purity
Leagues unnecessary. The most that
can be Looked for from citizens is that
they shall elect men whom they have
a right to regard as good men who
viii give them good government, and
then to hold such men to g strict re
sponsibility for faithful perform
ance of their duty under the law The
voter who fails to vote right today
will have no right to complain if
things go wrong.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
Ex,AIdsrman Neff was one of

Ex-AIderman Neff was one of the
few members of the city council,
when the Twenty-eighth Street i'm
proyement was before that body, who
stood for brick, in spite OF the strong
demand of citizens on that street,
for gravel aud if those citizens now
resided in the First ward, they would
vote for him to man, because they
have seen that his Judgment was
right. He was also one of the men,
bers of that body who stood firmly
for sixty-foot subway ON Sycamore
street, instead of 80 feet. There are
strong points in his favor; but the
strongest in today's contest Is that
he stands for clean government.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

Some days ago in conversation with
a leading citizen of the First ward,
Alderman Meehan declared that ey-
erybody in the ward was for him,
except the Wooden-Shoed Dutch"
One may easily infer from this tina,
the alderman has very PROFOUND
contempt for ~Wooden7Shoed Entch. "
and that he place all the German
citizens ard citizens of German he
scent, under that oprobrious titie-all
who reside in his ward, and some.
no doaht, who do not reside In his
warh II may re inferred also that
these citizen. ere "Wooden-Shoe
Dutch in Mr. Meehan's estimation
because they dare exercise thcr
right to favor some one other than
himself for alderman from the First
ward TO him it may seem some
what presumptuous in them, or in
any one else, to exercise such an
extraordinary privilege and perhaps
the ALDERMAN may oe excused for
feeling that to oppose him partakes
strongly Of lese majestic. A.
the mayors right bower Alderman
Meehan has hold almost absolute
sway in the First ward, over all mat
tiers pertaining TO government. tie
rms rtled the ward with an iron
nand. SO to speak, and it has been
at times very dirty hand Nc
measure affecting his ward particu
larly conId meet with favor without
bill approval; no petition to mayor or
council from any citizen without MS
endorsement; no man could be named
to or removed from the public ser
vice in his ward unless he first gave
his consent; citizens who would not
acknowledge hi dictatorship, or that
of his police lieutenants, or who ven
tured to complain of the tyranny for
misconduct have been bulied into
submission or prosecuted. while
others who stood in with the gang
have been protected In the exercise
Of special privileges In glaring viola.
tion OF law and to the serious injury
OF competitors in business and to the
whole community.
German citizens are las RUE.
liberal minded, They are not clan
nish, being Of all political and relige-
Gus faiths. They believe in personal
liberty" in SC far as il may be con.
sistent with good order in a eommun.
ity. They do not favor "crusades"
and they believe raj the best way
to prevent these II to prevent or cor
rect the conditions which nearly al.
ways bring them on and sometimes
justify them. They usually work for
living and are frugal livers. prefer.
ring this to sharp practice as a means
of getting ahead in the world AT
home they are known as a beer-drink.
ing people although theyconsme les.
than the EngliTh but they are law
respecting people. In their country
"a per cent Of the homicides are con
victed; In this country only per cen
OF the same class are punished. "
this country, the country of theil
adoption. they are of a group Of for
eign-horn nationalities which max
VII IS per cent Of that class Of PEG
pie. while the per cent ofprisoners o
the same class = about half that o
another group who constitute onl.
rs per cent Of the foreign-born popu
lntion. In other words, although
there aro nearly twice as many Ger
\ mans III this country as there ar
other foreigners. they have less thai
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

Some one makes the point against
Alderman Greaney that the Cairo
Water CO. bore a part of the expense
of his election on a former occasion.
II this is true. it is the more to the
alderman's credit that he did not
permit this fact to influence him as
an alderman to be against the people
in the matter Of the new Water-rate
ordinance, The man who will rise
above personal obligations and per.
sonal friendships in the service of
the public, is the man for the people
This, probably, will apply to Alder.
man Cannon, also.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
4. G, RESTAURANT
EDWARD J. MALEY. Manager.
81 Ohio Street. Cairo. I'LL.
Ssar6 and Room $500 aud $3.50
Per Weea.
sasms rs cents and so ccats...
NJ 1s~ss "a Gants and 81 caots.
Milu RELIGION.

Though living on the borders of
.Thihst, no trace Of Buddhism is found
aneuHg the Mijas, an Aslatic race.
Their religion Is animistic and con-
sssts IN tho propitlatioa Of the various
spitits to whom sickness, failure OF
crops and such ike cslamities are at
tlilhted- The ptoritia.iGa takes the
iiofia usually OF the saetifcc of a fowl
10y tiS, 4 smoi! rn@litn itiTg set
rNide for the sl.4it. ai.a lst gping
down the thfoats 81 me oif+rer and
his family.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
March Circulation

The above is correct statement
Of the circulation of The Cairo Bulle-
tin for the year 1909 and for the
month of March 1910.
CLYDE SULLIVAN
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day Of April; 1910.
LEO ]. KLEB.
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
eAIa0 & ST LOUIS RAIL WAY co.
TIME CARD

TIME CARD
Cars will leave Second street, Cairo
for Mound City and Mounds as fol-
lows:
First car leaves at 4:3o a. m.
Second car leaves at a. m. and
every hour thereafter until 6 p. m.
Last car leaves at o:d0 p. m. and
11:20 p. m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

half as many offenders in the pris-
ons Of the country.
Perhaps these facts will explain
why the Germans of the First ward
the "Wooden-Shoed Dutch If you
please-do not like Alderman Nee
hans dictatorship in That ward
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1909 .... .22t5
Average number of complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the month of March,
1910 .2so5
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
cz-1M@<s

"Every office boy is a potential Office
manager. Every clerk is potential head
of the firm. The talk that the day of OPP
portunity is past is all rot. The chance
to work up is as good as ever 1t always
is up to the boy"
These little extracts from thc philoso-
ply of James B. Mcmahon, whose recent
election as first yice-president Of the Amer
lean Cotton Oil Company OF New York
supplemented rs Old nas9.oa as yicc-prcsi-
dent of the y. X. Fa.tbank Company Of
Chicago, are worth the reading and re-
membering. Tie ditTereace hetwecn them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

Many persons wonder why no shrcwd
inventor has ever yet devised machine
that will pick cotton.
Many an inventive genius has worked
at this problem. but as yet il is unsolyctl,
There Is no trick in getting up 4 contriy-
ancc tina, will do the work Of picking. but
that docs not begin to solve the difficulty.
The trouble lies mainly in the fact that the
cotton does not all mature and open at the
same time A machine that may pick out
the locks Of the opened bolls cleverlv
enough will also take along the green and
unopened bolls and therefore destroy a big
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

The Bulletin Is on sale at the fol,
lowing places:
coleman's, 7o2 Commercial Avenue.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
Meshew News Agency, 22f Eighth
street and 1c Sixth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

r. Walsh purchased the lot ON the
southwest corner for sl,13s, and the
Bulletin remarked that 1T is evil
dence that property il valued high in
that part of the city"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

80 tho bride s1l &, oom e. cc'ee
requested thir friends not 70 thru
rice after iAerr?"
Yes. They asked Us to band ~,
-icc oror in raeiiaga so that it cou'f
he used when they 80 10 honge&ecf
trg"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

DALI Gfpc cars due 10 Leave second ~. nc
0Sas AshC Ing north OH Com merolRI AS
every ~ minutes from am, 10 II p. m.
Going northou Walnut Shcvory ih n tnute,
ffom h.0s a. m to I1:5s y. m
Poplar ST. Lire j es le.Ss . SOON s a. az
ing north on Hoilt-o,l. III 6:67; s:c7; 6;a1 6h
TIE q. m. and on the Same minutes every houf
anti 10a2 and ILL., -. N.
aotne west on TwaEty sIghth 81 NC 3.sa;
9.19: 1854, BIAS and 7:04 y. M A~a NAM rrtn.
ntes every hour rrn. lus,s az q it.n4 n. IN
Poplar st. cars due tc paa ~. MRfy'Arstb
Ii minutes after Leaving Secordas
Bell Lilac Owl Cars r il'so : ' y. M sas
M; l3) .. gn.: 7,so =. M; e:sU a. rl.. t,yla NJ
6.2c 4. IA
Kerth on Dom ntarc,A-i& p. IN. Is, m. ~
m D n. 10. "a m. # q. 10.
Belt Gnd owl cars are Gus W r&sE wca
Thirty-fonssh ~, - ratnuses arrs ieasir
SEQ nd 81
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
w -77sF ~ atf7 ~ TTTT7
Friendship Worth keepInu.

No distance Of place or lapse Of time
should be allowed to lessen the friend
ship Of those who are thoroughly per
suaded Of each others worth. Home
Chat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

About April 1st, Mr.. Achuff. edit
or Of the Bulletin. resigned and re-
turned to his home in Streator
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
%%%%+.%...%+++%~%%%+%~.+44
CAIRO IN 1885
(cairo Bulletin, published by {. a.

Bulletin OF April 18th. Horace
Harmon is reported on the sick list.
but as he keeps his life insured for
$4,000, and has made an application
for $4,000 more in the Equitable, it
is safe to say his sickness will be Of
short duration and he is good for al
most a century"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
Grand
Chance for
inventive
Genius

part az pckes will let the unpe cotton and
return maturity Then again the machine
take p of stalk that will
labor get rid before the cotton be carried
the gin
II great pity that some better way Of extracting the feecy STUFF
found but there apparently nothing do
plan Of gathering the by hand This is slow and also
expensive procedure in good year almost planter raises
gather with his labor and is thereby forced o hire
chep Occasionally is impossible to get this help and result
much Ct the cotton left in the fields be wasted for Of labor
ptk IT,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

u in the large possible contrast city and country morals
for example the Of negbor opinion considerably less in the
W 'nan IN The country BY this that dwelling another per-
son N me city does not necessarily acquaintance with notice
h whereas IN the country neghh negbo than
gos about him her and therefore degree
restraint upon him. Much of the aoous often
haas the typical country place and that the city dweer no
able, is due 10 this
Religions Intolerance with its magnfying theological trhes for
the same reason onrishc in the country while the city FORCES
away from like train from stage coach People
and healthier occupations for thought.
AZ TIE same time the city independence has Isolation
eTroe STRAIN for the Young The
gossip bat united support and Company we'll and TO be
anan from such rootage The lonely places of great city
involves Of the temptations character can be sub
jeccl
The moral standards probably themselves little between city
and country much they differ application the places
Fraikcr instruction BY parents and schools physical matters
should h oys and girls lind things wholesome fashion instead
If through whisper Festivals ocn romr arc needed
feed the hunger for ompanoshp color joy freedom under
wise SUPERVISION Tor the children and youth of both together
promise of nohler development and
i moral standard for both city and
s"a /. : or3 3s.' We can al '' Amer 1 M
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

cairoAIexander County, Illinois,
Population 1917.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER
Treasurer FRANK B. ARM
STRONG.
City Attorney, HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller. ERNEST WORKMAN.
Magistrate, ANDREW WIIITCAMp
Chief Of Police. J. G. COWELI.
Alexander County, Population 27,461.
County Clerk. JESSE Il. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff, FRED d, NELLIS.
States Attorney, ALEX M WILSON
County Superintendent of Schools,
PROF S. r. GOTT.
Assessor and Treasurer, w. d. LIP
PITT.
Corouer, DIR. JAS, M'MANus.
Board Of County Commissioners.
j. ], JENNELLE, Chairman.
G V. NEFF.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

An election for two members of
the Board of Education was held on
April 18th, resulting in the success
Of Wood Rittenhouse and J. A. Gold
slime. who received 167 votes out or
a total of 254.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19
Country
Morals
Vary But
Little With
City Standard
BY REV. ELIOT WHITE

liz QUESTION whether moral standards are the same in
city as in country probably cannot be answered alike for every
comparison of urban with suburban Some cities notably
narrow and backward like oyergrown villages, while
country places have much civic and alert pride I
they rank high in what might call moral incubation being
true hatchng places of better social ideals and keener ethical
perceptions.
Al the same time several elements in the comparison make
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

Mrs. Helen A. Mauer, whose like
ness is reproduced herewith, is res
ident of Hays City, Kan. and about
the happiest woman in the Sunflower
State. Mrs. Mauer has recently re-
gained her health after long period
|of illness, in appreciation Of which
she has given statement for pub
LEGATION, as follows
For eight years . suffered from
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

WOODEN sHoED DUTCH"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

Only two cents day will place the
news OF the world before you II you
are reader OF The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

The Crescent Roller Skating Rink
was opened to the public on the night
of April ith 1.-THE vast auditorium
contained at one time, over eight
hundred people. three hundred being
skaters"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-19

A grand masquerade on roller
skates was given at Hartman's hall
on the night Of April 9Th. The at
tendance was very large, embracing
many of our most prominent society
people; the costumes We're elegant
costly and suggestive, while the
music was Of very rare order Of
merit"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
Illus oe,n Yoli5eigeridJt.

Sofspb Brantp bate iih unter Der
4nilage bts 2raeens osrborgensr
mdffen Su perantipor.en. Die urs
ipriineIihe An.ldss etaeH ibn lauiete
auf Strabenrauh. Sransn tit angels
LID elmer Der beipen 8urifen, tpelte
Dor sinigsn Motxn stpsi Gsntufpsr
Farmer an Gbiuiio plocs III beraus
ben rtrfanten. Ia bic dnatbiihsn
Cpfer bss llsberialss nidlt Sur 9ers
honblune erihienen Darsu, iuuros. ba
on Gronen nah itiner 9erboftuna Elm
pslobtuer Repclutr eefune<n tporoen
mar, bic duf Ranb lautsnDe antIase
In hisienise bes 5raseHs oerborgener
Wcfisn unlesinbsrt. gs feu.s fh jss
bod braus. Dab Der anssslosis unter
einem fuTpsnbirleH llriheiI pon ishs
Wonnien arteissbous uHb $500 une
Rotten itth., ipelfe Strafs Ri6ier
gDoohmaniee iibsr ibn oerhdnsi bate.
Ninter 8ooe nabm unier bitten Ims
I.dnben ooH elmer NItrofung bes
0tanep abifanb unb iiberpits nnIeIs
ben nnn RiGisr Mooomaniss
Jobn akin. Wiafhinii. Der Gincins
natl Gin Scretn gompann. lpurbt
fhulbis bsfunoen. feline arb<itaeber
ipitemoiifh INN WtsnIl, Wertseus unb
Cnbere Gad<n beitoblen su botxn unn
~ 30 1asen arbeitshaus. $500 unb
Eofien psrurtbeili. Der Hlteiisnbonbs
ler Sam. luIlhinstn bate. lpis bic
Derbanbiunsea srsaben. bic eeiioblss
nan Ga1tn Don aiein sstdufi. SsiHe
Strofe I0u!sie duf 80 1ase Arbei!ss
hous, 500 nHb 4oiien.
Gink fbipsre Strofe ipurbe hm
Otto Dsd, einem perb6linibmdbie
iancen Wsonne, ipesen arunisnbsis
aufsrl<st. Or rpurbs init yfldfihi ouf
feine jablrtihsn Worftrafen 3u nrsibis
Toeen 4rbeitsbaus. $50 uno aofeH
p<rurtbeilt.
0<nrp Gble. ccn 1929 Dloin Str.
ipel6er unttr Der anfloge Der Qidis
psfiorsune feiner eyomiIie feim Mufs
iunrtung ma4ie, ipurbt ongtuieitn.
So ip6&enlIi@ Jnm llnterboit Der Gsis
pfH tsi1Httaoen. LIN fdES ~ fsiL
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Sbatiadeu bt5iglid Ye.rn.1ta.

sa sernna Elm afsbsl6es 81 mS
brauden es als apbbu ais pDer aIss ssimHlaHsP
n fir emuH bic saih folder
sae
lid srahrea sOen su m as an Der a%s DSrsssSsn IT. ar's
prObiren unS uusfnben.
germna 1T eli. meSi,mes gasarat tart NIT mebisnen n.
srebieusin
~ 1rssHDtmns ba Remanc tauH s ais 9eTdHf nehmen
gs Tn Sas gernHa Mot ais en bennt erseu fan bat w nt
bean. bat n aIs Elm saan fir ssHDen ssbraaas pesea
ten pber ir ssnb einsm anbersn 8btstsp sntbdit
spirtns abH Ho~euOs.
SnsSen5in Oieu se6N bic
9eruua nasnsn 9rouen serbH ben an as Sran IS warbs
bic ledtee aHtsabe Der sss H fir S os@a"S Ss sH baDee
c makt.
Hberan oertantt Die sHsrsbisnsisn ins Ssnt-
sat em gnna anaisfrteu amsanse
sssg enbats ssr OeH H em'ts anti oe snsab So be-
taufeu in aunbn gsbis entbal oh bnsem
3nsbiensisu
Berunas a fnb nsh pis Heere nsensn ban @ Htad @p'
bs anasnfs Gorpsal uma 6DauiDuia unh mtDens HOd bier
nrfhbmeu msin@en SnseDeHisH ef.
uaensn ess s sed Gbemie absr irssnO
hart meOHihen auaer Gmsebeu perfest it,
sahhts 70
eusiaat itens
Der ass Beruna berd sehr mnbrihni ~urseH Die 3rif
ssseH suss srdn
ansabeu
Ne anfris irem sors abr ss nadSem ale S'e 1m sae
be sade sebrauden.
sma emans iast bas geruna biser
Gubn it, a sHse abOue nnmahrbett Die ms'tsn sn
ssabrbe behenbe ansemsbHbe,
pr.it, seHna n asen
gSnn mad Sphr an 5ade sebraut lit Seruna sn ii e.
res 5uberIdifises 8atarrb tteL aber mic ngens
nebermak 9rpsHeH
eett bic fir Eerion, iebr
eSe
9erabe GaRprEd i saniheun
bic mas periu6eu OHSeu na isI asabn
1T uih leter ipIh amsa Rser Gaprce bepeea
pie aber Eeruua.
srss"s semaus geuHu st aid
Sa Bermn bnser Shisten Bacterial
fir gauDeuae Shine
| ter uebreteu.
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gterblibteitSbertdbt.

ImaIis Stsis. "a Sabre, GIsoeIanb.
Grsbs.
Sobn ), gfafFenberser, 20 Sabre.
2546 5oueitso Str, RisrenLeioen.
Sobn Mc9otn. 13 Sabre, 3209
9aqion Strabe. Snqueit in Sdpebs.
Dm. 9iIbsrt, SO Sabre, 536 blum
Strabs. Snqueit in Shfpebe.
Warie 4cton. q Sabre, 1926 Sps
tamore Str. S9pinbfu6t.
Ratanisl Stsosns gIart, 81 Sabre,
1882 9rauooietp apsuue, QiereuIei=
ben.
Roranna D. gorniIb, SO SABRE,
2609 Southifoe 4pe., 2ungeHent3iinz
oung.
9to. 80. Bernard, SO Sabre, s07
Cornelius 4ps., 4Itsrsiapd6:.
Torotbn Stru5Is, Z Monate. 133
uniperiitp 4penus, gronhitis.
Gli3. Warp lgnes gaglep, "a Sab
re, % Sft 9. Str, 9rouhitts.
Sobn WsibIiug, 80 Sabre, 113
isinpIun Strtbs, StpinbIuht.
Glorioge MarItau. AZ Sabre, 532
Rinssolo Str, Srebs.
5rant Meners, 80 Sabre, 715 gtns
Strabe, 2ungenentsiinoung.
Marsarst giebl, 80 Sabre. 1923
WcWtiter 4penue, RisrenIeio.u.
Gli3abetb DaId, SO Sabre, 1903
9ine StruBe, 9aitritts.
SEQ. 9tued, SO Sabre, Z Sit 81
Der Strabe, 9rpnhitis.
gau araus. 81 Sabre, 953 5atd
Str, 2uneenentaiinbung.
Serb. 9uentber, 43 Sabre. ALP
gant Strabe, Snau.it in Shpebe.
5rsb Sampe, IL Sabre, 2114 Raz
pine StraBe. 2sberleiesH.
Sno. aopp, 81 Sabre, 512 WeIt
9ibertn Strube, ssnqusft in Shnebe.
Rotbias aeim. 80 Sabre, 2upIop
ape., Ser3leioen.
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