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The Lamar register., 1910-04-13
T,s-ss =. Wsis. Dead.

De-Fs-.-sdF5ces we're received IN
day night O. TIE csz-t AZ his hoos II
Wzzhl-K-o1 o. Thomas 2 Wzlsh. pro
tally lie b<zt kloEn and one Of the
.ezissesr Of CoIorzdo's many SUCCESS
FL mining zen
More than q month ago NJ Wzlsh's
eo1dition bsczrn@ such a. TO cause zr-
prehension among his friends. and IL
vas decided that : trip TO Florida
might BE o. benefit to his shattered
health
Accordingly. ACCOMPANIED By his
physicians and By Mrs. walsh. be
vent TO Pain Beach. ia. but the i'm
proTenent hoped for was Tot 10 be
gained there. and the party io1rneyed
ne1t to san Anfo7Io. Texas.
When il 1czns known that Nr.
Wslshis case Szs neIt 10 hopeless, be
was hurried By special train TO his
Washington home. arriving there
Thursday. March 18th.
The primary tro1ble was a nalig-
nant growth in the nature Of q tumor.
which affected his lungs and caused
intense suffering and constant physi-
cal distress.
Mr.. Walsh vas highly honored in
every field in which his activities took
him. He left a wife. daughter and
grandson. His burial was at wash
ington. where the body Of his son. Vim
son. resis-
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13
GETTING HIS IDIoxs MIXED
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Wen. b. rift ci-s--s,,f Were
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3-- SAL lis es-ra-soo- II Vas
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Vel rEzzt oigscck i Ezzs Teso
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The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

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kasss.s. wa fllis< rlfE ss.csosae N
raj ,ls<ss. IT, sssss - Cslsfz1D sss
rssFssszts< a. NJ s<-7less ~ ga
tgss E.ztszs az fSExzsE1siE. sEl1 ,sf-
fzfF f,rggsfElr CExriss =. Tksssxs.
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ak. csDsssE E-s,,. DsFriel5z'es "a ne
f.lrf tsfstzD.y a. f,s Nzis. fsst
<s-ee
Ths kono-syT psiIi,esssfr were
Jssfies k,EsEEs. ED@zksF cssnou.
Admiral Dewey. g2zs<s u. Elekzfe&ll.
Nyr1n 7. HsFrlcs. Jzoob q. Eesalc.
isyD. E. E. Ciogsr. CARES J. Eel.
yo><bsr1 Blair. ssEs'OT Charles !.
Tsxfsss. gf. II CoiDFzso. glas q. Nc-
I<szE. David Hsxx u chieszo. sns
T. a. Ell<efE.zsn.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

E1-saiIfssnn Tar isat rfzIfus1ssf AM sp
tssnsIns1g a. Indianapolis QGsF ied-
Tlns-s IL I'll 1isDss 20 al asrIlisf-tGs AZ
snsgsulslr % Lis i.ze..EaI-t-lsss 1srv sci
t1nIiatigr ant fs-n
The SI,,re,r.s Csol-- TnesfrF 1s-
tisf-sst I-issisuisi1z.I-.l.uit1 1ts M.sirEssGr
law - elu5s1 rs-rsss-tf - ar1.
SvirfaisT - s.as1s-.GrN
-i1ss -,Ia;srs.ss Il correspondence
stsnplGt istIa-x ,'F5Iaf n px-apns Ilazst
IA isdf ~ M suJrs=,I.s C.aIr- IL -
i-s-szaie .5-1n1n.ste-
Tltss Es.'Eiss ts.srI li---1sss "a J,ss1,r+1rEa
naf fsT.rs.5Y rs>s.r-.se tns an . a.
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szs'iscI-1I-<-
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fsss.ar's ~ Tie AZ q Eaf-zgc-rs.
Dsi-as,c-s-k s.r4-x vi. IL s,z.or1-F
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ia sl2syFg1J 80
TIE esa-z Ezz xs-..s-11e< ne Prs
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L.sDs1s q E.s1xzz=. u .~xs. a AZ.
~ IL .--l1tlez.1s- q Ez-orets
gzzr1s=s 1ysE<-z.dS q tive MA a.
Csss=.<
CSrs-r-sz-. sct-os-F E.zas-zxy rzls-
81 .satxsz s..s>a = Sew TcrL. PcsLs-
sss,e-x. ss-s<y Cry - L1sls ct-e1s-
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q C1s-=.kGz-
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13
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eCflihli VIII isssu r-iIs ini1asEs u nj
assr tiiilss-E
Msilrn El-Isf ain,v7st -sI,svst Hg1f
~ LIS riIesafiBF-
rliss 1-fuIs-1ssIfiiIis --iIirna IN Chile
vfat rp,ssifsst tur '1-fs>-le TiisstiiE-
C,uifII,.I f.pi,sssussfi d.nf lissei i.uu,s.
mn zbs newspapers RE s-iu slgir-llr L
,siliEnIH WIZ
Germany is.t sDDf Jr-yiDes,s.x air L
general iufliauir --htef B--lrs, lirpinr-
IIlr 3Bl agH nsssI-
stIr ldsn..llI u H.iTsfIuiia. VIM v;af
-sDHi-.sst ds.at zns gI-iisz, fifFs IL III
pssp;iIsr N ..sisi-n
rsaisatiflr Iu1ui ,f.-sr-flr GIisfra.if -
J,sss;f lin k-rsssriff.Ils - Rss-1is II riis
Gsmilnisu --iiit fls.fs-
Lipl S.iG,s,ssfsit fin N.Y. ef.l II 1iIs
Tf.-iei.I n z.urns,. ant .ef.iLst III -:
JlifsIsriuI - Cr Lyman slinrr--. stir-nr
81 Tins G,Ir-IrnIL-
z3r L ia-liDsu Earlfisnr e Ss.s-.rI,
Germany ssiEIfpFs WERNER EauEp Del
Es-u.fnt.. 4 -af.Irig member 81 Inc
s.s;s;iu.f-x.. ant s.rnri,sr 1asalssrtssr
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rsIiitiissrt ssiis,nlnr Ent 1rrifsBsr II
s;i..,nfiH--T a. 1ns Liiirs--1iirF 20 zs-ss
GasI.. vas Filled y;iigis f-serl,Jr.sIr =
ifInus. trlli.vtur 4 iH-lIDsu 1lgiE
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

NJ Lo.5 George Is plszsz-;iy
--rz5 C rs -z-5o-zli-T. 1T = 3 za-
E-E -sE- - tzt 70 60 hack 70 Q1=s7
Ellz.@-a a. he Tu6c-s 70 I'D lis
-r-lcl --=scs--s1e- fer = WslsA EoT-
s-=szI C Great B-itzi,- o. TIE
orh=- kz-5 EEiz-5 las ot-sa b=-z
-zis,1 IT Sco-sze- OF the las- tkr-=
r-s-3s-x- -Eo-Si- Es-ry Campbell
8z-os-Ez- zo6 NJ BzEo--Es-e
SroccA- NJ GlA6s-ocs sat for
Soo.eh coos-i-1socy. AID 80 does NJ.
Asszith I-e-z.6 las always h@sa
.zEy s1p-,y-g - With governing
- Tie tzke O. welli-E-o1. Lord
Roberts. Lo-t Carries Be-e<to-t.
Jo-t Russell z-1 = eo.ea oilers
5zee.z-ely occE- TO ore IL =
Cd TO remember that IL Is eec-
tE1=s st-c= Great Britain had
pzr.ly E-xi1sA sovereign TIE T15o-s
Es-e Welsh- Tie Sz1z--s we're Scotch.
VILLA III .zs : Dz-ehzz- AID TIE
G1@ipAs are ot G~-zz. essesz--
Lcctc- Cs-c-scls
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13
o,~DE~SES SE.S,xo On r-E
SSI'sSEzs O. ErE.wrx AZ
s->W- b.elo ssaosc-
FROM ALL SOURCES
ass1@sis. ooansss Ac'-nEsI
WEers. syssfsa~rls. -so>Es
S.s'S TEARS o. MSsNSa~s2-
bES1Ekw

5pfiE. George Fl Williams. z1,sai-
fsssir s.s-ssrgrs sz-llIlsy general. fiisst a.
r'fr-ziaffs orr. Nsrnf.pY-
ciiissf Ssr-.sr.sr 6ss-ar.s VIII mite 4
rrip aistpur.t CSalrans. Kew Ns-:-rsi.
fs1csrIllss Ets.il- C,-ssssu ant l6surtt-Ill
& ga .-s5lDaspn a. Mev-ms Kant
sInftstg teus.st -srs vilfit fssiIis-fssit
Etf.ias isszrtvEfs sligrs s5llIHil vfr--h.
In. 5ut-s nlsns-F t-IisuI- ne 5fs=,ssir
~ -i.s S..sr5s,,1 Ssst.s-ss-sin 81 lt.Iis-7s
l.ulf.tr psrssst - fz--4stz.s VIA liz
-Il5-sst Nina lNsri1sr7 80 America
ldrs- y L Era-ns. wins Wa szrrsstr~
sst a. lsgisi. N Va. a1st ex.rsEr - To
1,sit-s. sszity - s.tfvs- lis sii.irEs 90
surs1d- tlst iLeuaf.sy. a.ssisis ..sA-issrs-;s'-
81 starved nsrbsc ~ l.ss-lt-
Ia ssazs- fs-ou CD. Tasss.sl.s1,-
z.s,as.s-psis Gs.sn- Einssrussl ID z.ss1 &C
1-scaa,, Csas. IA as-lt - af1s l's'ssr AZ
sErs,f ec lns szSrssi41nzra SrssssiIsis
A. ia s.yssIlsIsr - 1is z-olssrsa, t-ts---'
sfss raz,rl.sf lsssrs aes1 September
Ps-s1valr s.ssIssss-.aass. escape .r-lz
pa. Frslt E.ssss wa sY1sftlsf. ~ i-s-Ir-
ssx n 1ts "a a. csz-s-7f-1ss Tss.sss
Tnn-sasY zax1- D,GT E.aasss t-ls slas
wa AIM srrlsrx -. .Hr VIA 1Is <.-'S-
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;-ssz. ss@sca y sm-a e 1..s Mr.
r.er fssr-.1 szt S,ssr ss-u-=ilsi.sss -
s,c.sssr tssssss -i1s .sr..srsa Erezs1 9r-7
a. s1tstas. Csds. - -sU1tT al = E-as
s..s,s q r.s r-z1Es.s1.s s'lEar Cas-
<sa.y. % s.-ta ..s Ia ,rsiaa..s1-
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13
Another Spvd Special.

Denyer.-Shipments Of potatoes
were so heavy and profitable over the
Rio Grande this season on account Of
the Increase of the potato acreage in
southwestern Colorado. grown be
cause Of the instruction given farm
ers there by college professors and
other agriculturists from northern Col
orado on the potato train sent out By
the State Agricultural college, that the
railroad will at once equip a special
train to carry lecturers to the South
west again.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13
seosI-

Pz,ks fxk-s fcLzzz MAJ is;.-
fs.f-1ss "a = frzl.isx a. E0Ezs<s.-
"a sark
sz1E5e- S~ses.e1 Ez-z Pzssz 4 .
srssslfrx zax-cz a: r. gos%cE-
- H'slxzss az katy Ezl1pl. VII
zzsst fo- = :O--F-nTs-so=-1 boz; Jz.s
z7ts-
H. sv.t a. EzI. Lake be-res.
T0s.z Esas1Eorz AZ IA E1&1 Sz1 .
1rzE-
DsrsEz = LsIlnEst pz-ie Al Zzez;s-
"a. NsIieo. E-s@zy. Eils seosls Esss
als1-
szs~ wz<ceu rzs zszrr1e1 IN -
LDsis N011zy ElsEt 70 NIEz Mage
Esz1lfe-
Tas offIelzl pz;Ens1iLz car Of the
,fig CIL11ss inzr EiIl stzFt iro-z cls-
elansa April llik-
W. X. yznesrbll;'s stable carried O:
TIE hosofK al gain; cLose. Non1zy. \
Paris cable Ezyk-
Loskze Anbrofi,e. tpeniy-fozr
yezrH old zaa weighing 20 pssndz.
cged ia Ses York TEgrz<zy.
John King szs fined 100 By the
Iz;iOEzl bzsebzii coznn.iEEion and be
has mailed e1sek for Reinstatement
Glenn Curtis broke the roris'E aero
plane record al Memphis for quick
start. risinz from the ground In ak
seoonez-
The Chicago National league cIab
hzs rsIszSsd Pieher sehEenck To
Memphis and Czteher Orendorff 70 La
Angelez-
English poIolEts are raising f55.i-sS
To hefd a team 20 America In an en-
dezyor to rln hack the international
championship.
Daniel KIDet. Belgium aeroplanis;.
remained In the air With one pzsssn-
ger two hour and twenty minute "a
worlds recOrdJ a; chslons1Sur-
Name. France
Maintaining a speed Of thirty-siI
nllez an hour for -four hours. the tor
pedo boat destroyer Reid Thursday es-
,abIlshed a new worlds record for
speed by naval vessel
Six prominent member n the Aero
Club Of America have requested the
resignation Of President Bishop. say.
Ing such action II necezsary TO saw.
the International aviation contest tn
America.
The Pacific Jockey Club has granted
the Utah Jockey Club dates for a
meeting Of forty days at Salt Lake
City. commencing June 9Th and end
ing July zlst.
London Sporting Life shortly will
issue an appeal TO sportsmen in Eng
land TO raise $4,000 to send a team 10
the United States to recover the polo
cup.
Every worlds auto record for a one
mile track. from one to 100 miles. was
beaten and five national speedway
marks were lowered In the trials and
the free-for-all contests at the open
ing Of the Los Angeles motordrome
Friday.
The Superior Court at Boston Tues
day annulled a contract between A. A.
Mclean of Chelsea and Jack Johnson.
the pugilist. in which johnson agreed
TO fight. box and give boxing exhibit
lions, on the ground that the making
OF such an agreement was felony IN
that state and could not be enforced
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

Dsrr.--A ii1 JIEHHs.st TusBt.EF
1sfl1 iF ID. tIsiz,t ID Aldermen I-lIts.'
HuIl,.ssIsfiIcu Il --I5sF VII. vii.sI I i's-
,s.ru,..E Al s,-it--l.i-l,,,s, tiisf- -ns VII ,.r
t..,re,r,rssr.r v-r.r M -i,s HtE u-1.sE Il
Isf.-EvEF IGE11s.st ..r ID. l1irr-,iit-r
,st-ft fsisT--it- viLit;t-- when ;s;Ir,n.si1'i-
WI .s.rzrs.stn CRY 1H-I ant Ci-r.E7-'.sts
ya-ir WI II sat-,.rT-s IlIz.rr &c III
s.s.si ,siriEsst ts.,IsIE --.sf- Ii. LII is;'f1
q vflt. WI - I.sor1 siff,A'l'h
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

DsrIs--lEnE-i.na -zsrf-1 5F-Itt'-7-
t-tlr l--,.a-fl.r.s. Il he 1I,r-t--l C'-n--
-zs.. .s.Ifl sisltEl VIII III <sEt'.cr-i-r
LA. rr Wednesday -ts -1's-z--'-f
"a La. I-,..rr IL s,,s-.sss q 5..I1t.r AIT
6.le GONZALES 4. -I-zaa- 1-i,Ir-s.s e
IL ,--.rsf--s.u &c ID u-1lssE- Va To
5s-s-,. VII --s;szrz.st = f1T gEs--.-- ;'--
Ii. 1,s-z-.-E EfT -1.T ..:f- --f-1zi1. -
-1..c- -r-,,..-zF Ia s.rr Al 1T .ts-l-- Il
-..t.. - -lu- -lrc--I-1-r III A. v-rE
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

cl-TsEs1-<s-cs relative 70 TIE sale q
rtty-sFs rsozsz-1 ares Q. F--zr ls-cs
n TIE PslS5l-ss 70 TIE EzEe--sgs-
Ezzz- Interests AZ zzca z11lric1zi
data O. The szze Lies Il IL t-ti-z-@c
Ia; hs kopez 70 EsoE TIE szxz- rr7zs-
Tt1lz.s< the Law H=itirx i-6iEiczzl
hoi1iczz AID that Il lr-e-1s TO ults-
rztely co--rcl al Frizr lz-1L
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

Colorado Springs.-The directors OF
the Portland Gold Mining Company
Tuesday declared the regular 2-cent
quarterly dividend. payable April 18th.
The amount. 10000. brings the total
disbursements Of the bonanza compa-
ny up to ss.s77.0so.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

NsIDsis>-Losinz cosirol u Car
liz biDizrs pbish hs pss operating. a;
a hsizht ~ ssFsnfyflys feet. J. z.
Mars Disszs1 cDpnssr1 Win terrific
spse1 in'o he fsl1 - he ayia;lon
eoafss here late Saturday. aiizhilnE
On The iOD ~ a ssgsn-DsssesnKer iouf-
Ing ear. IN pkich were ssats71 three
pofnsu sls tpo Children.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13
Auto oemon.,ra,or Fatally Hurt.

Santa Anal. c. Travis. an auto
mobile dcmonstrator. was killed and
his wife and two Of his four children
were severely injured when the auto
mobile In which they were riding to-
night was struck by a Southern Pa
cific train at a street crossing.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

4s-. 7zr- ck..-. Il .---s-n e 90 -7E1
la ~ So e--1--- - -lc-<,<- 49, 1n-z
3ry I-1- f1-rsl--e - - E-.-l.a-- fr cal
T-k-f e-fr-1rt -rlr1ss----e en~lk ~
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ez- k-1- ---.clr~ ----1r-- e-c<----1lc1 --e1--<z-
HI Ora c. -n-z-hr-z--- ~ y } C<zsy
q o. --aa1-A oc1-. -.- dn-T C1rs-t--srrn
--e 1E-ns< i = -AEe1 r-e--.1T = cr-s - .
e--1s . --=-s-s.cn-z y l-s e--r-J e o. esa.c
E-ae --1z-ras sz--hr-s e - sTs-e= -.rT cc--
ez-ae--- o..-Er i-r n-T 49, = el1s - c--.. s<e4s
r. c--EA- - -e--t-.1rkH
- y ) czENEI q CO. -s-sz oeza
-. - -s-zrxs-A -
-1E. EA1s FE-y Fs ~ -nax>a-zac
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

f'hiisdslphlz-Tpo Cinnamon were
murdered late Sunday night and {.
third pas fatally wounded. In the
Chinese quarter BOth of the dead
Cinnamon we're members Of the Hip
Fling TOrz.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

Washington. iialley's comet was
seen here about $3.50 Saturday morn
Ing. For about 10 minutes the come,
remained visible. In about three
weeks. when the comet will be visible
10 the naked eye. II will rice hours
and 40 minutes before the sun.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

Ta1t-rr-F15.E Al INK
.er-- E.sTs-l1 zzFE ar. II zs1--.s'=-i-t-
ire Mari GDsIl e Csa1-E.i-- N
Wednesday e,s ---s-1t'z-- Sr-r1szss-
re.s.au-icr Z LIZ s1'us.s .:s--E u5s.c
-..s Bssc-s-z-T e VA u Sr-'.D.z Al
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

CGdnrht3 =1r-nEE-Ths EFT cf.'IIli,sl
i.l.r 1a.rls.st My es-t Ii M tsi-s sir
4 1cp,I-if.- .is.s.s-nn En -tss un.;fi-fir IL
lsHr.t1x FIJI .bd,H vtr-r Il i'.Iiitii 1ir
uns 1IIr,g.rsfsI,s ID E,uIr1r Cheyenne lib
IN. 111.aun1I.r -ns 1fzruuuf ='spsiI fi-liE-
-il-sfz.I y. --.sfJsI-isss. sr-i-
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

lIr-sz-ulns I.rIrlr.l1 IS.s is.sr- tiI-IIn.
tsff 1ras1 ssir,s.ssl Mare 1tI-r ..i,i'D ID
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vsrss J,-sBs,Ir l. WEE 1tss riofE issf;;llft
f.Ilt Buans.HH1l III Psz-I fznt II BiD'
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The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

Beriin,-At least 10000 Socialist.
and Radicals took part In the most i'm
pressiye denomination ever held In
Berlin In favor Of suffrage reform In
Prussia.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

~ Louis,-The condition Of Y. J.
Fsulbach. pitcher for the Chicago Ma
flonsls. who IL III With diphthsria. In
considered serious by bis physicians
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13
Reos.,.I, naui..srd.

Porto Naurizio. III President
Roosevelt Saturday opened the new
boulevard. which has been named at
ter him.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

Boulder.-A petition has been filed
with the City Council. asking that the
question OF charter form OF govern
ment be submitted at the next city
election.
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13
WEEKS EVENTS
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The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

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elected C-zre1es Ss-soa 12go--
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elected George A Ho1Eso.- mayor
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sis..s5 -nzxo- IN -hs rrnSon Izho-
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Brizhton--ChAries W. stewart as
reelected mayor WITHOUT opi'osiuon
Vets ~oa-
Windsor.-The Taxpayers Ant-Sa-
loon ticket vas elected. with C A
Y.ney tor MAYOR.
Bueua yis,a-we,s elected entire
-fr.s, s,cs,. rnzro- Col A e Wal
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resenting the newcomers as against
the pioneers was erected mayor
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The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

-You- store Is no good. sir, I
asked for lace curtains last week. and
ooaldn't get en-
-Icdeed.
Yes And ! asked for silk socks
yesterday. and couldn't get en-
That's strange
And to-day ! asked for credit. and
can't even get that Is this a regu-
Lar store, or WHAT
The Lamar register., 1910-04-13

Fo-rsl1--z f---el sufs~.s xurns r.--r-~- -
-&z=-lae.-E-gs s--.- ezres ou-.c- - .-5--e-
good many things are important.
II true
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-07
D|SAPPROvAL Of
JlPANESE PRESS
is MORE OR LESS BITTER
AGAINST PROPOSAL OF
UNITED STATES.
HARVEST OF THE WAR
Is Way laps Regard South Man
churian and Antuns-Mukden
Observation-Disclosures
Not Wanted.

Toxic, Feb. G.-Thc proposition Of
the United States for the neutraliza-
tion of the railroads in Manchuria
came as surprise and the publica-
tion of the details of the note, which
was handed to the Japanese govern
ment December Is, by the American
ambassador, aroused an immediate
chorus of disapprovai
Count Hayashi, last minister of for
Ieign~ affairs, and former ambassador
ito Great Britain Count Okuma, for
merly active statesman, and every
lone whose names carried any weight
whatsoever, were quoted in the news.
papers in strenuous objection to gv-
ing up what Is claimed TO be the har-
vest of the war with Russia
ITEMS of thousands of our soldiers
died in Manchuria in the war with
Russia" they said. 1--WE got little
out Of that war except what was
political Tho material side is repre-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-07
PARIS REVIVED
FROM FLOODS
EUBLic SERVICES CORPORATIONS
REsUMlNG THE WoNTED
ACTIVITIES.
SEINE FALLEN Is FEET
Women Encaqed in Errands Of Mercy
Solicit Funds fer Homeless
$4,000 from New
Orleans.

Paris, Feb. G.--The river Seine to-
day is more than l3 feet below it's
food maximum, and the city has be,
gun to assume a normal appearance.
! The strerts are clear of water. Wreck
age left Ey the food is rapidly lisap-
Dearins.
Above and below the city the waters
| have returned to tne river bed
and householders are busily engaged
cleaning and rying their homes. Train
service in all directions Is being re-
stored, and some of the factories nave
resumed operation, thus decreasing
the number of the unemployed.
| fin many quarters the gas and elec.
trio light service have been renewed,
but it will be many days before
the transportation facilities, telegraph,
telephone and other public Utilities
are in complete operation. Meantime
there will be no cessation of the work
of relieving the misery caused by the
rampant waters. The hospitals and
other places of refuge. as well as the
soup kitchens continued crowded tn:
day. and the distribution of food and
clothing proceeded Systematically
A group of generous women is en-
gagged in a house to house canvass,
collecting from the more fortunate
! such furniture, beds, mattresses and
even toys for children as can be
srared to replace the ruined or un-
sanitary househC.1 effects of food Vie
. SIMS.
While both we're otsagedin erranas
of mercy at Gennevtlliers, Monsignor
Annette, archbis>~-r Z ! aris, and
Mr., Me2Cer, superintendent Of public
charities met. The recognition and
prompt approach was mutual and cor
dial greetings were exchanged, each
paying u warm tribute to the work the
other was doing and joining in felcita.
| ions upon the admirable devotion and
| oharity exhibited by all classes, in the
| ace of the national calamity. Mgr.
Amiette's funds have reached $120,-
| 700.
Premier BRAND, presenting the food
situation before the cabinet today eX-
| pressed the belief that he effects OF
| the disaster would be somewhat less
| 9ra va than nnticinatad
Among the American contributions
| from societies of New Orleans, SIS )fe
Efrom the Red Cross and $1,000 from
/ Mrs. w. II. Bliss of New York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-07
c. D. P. LEADERS
Sem WORRIED
OVER PROSPECT OF BOTH HOUSE
AND SENATE INVESTIGATING
THE INCREASED COST OF
LIVING.

Washington, Feb. 6.-Whether the
senate and house will conduct rival
investigations of the cause of the high
cost of living is a question that con.
Germs the Republican leaders more
deeply than any problem now before
congress If both houses conduct such
an examination they fear that diff
terent reports on the eve of congress
stonal elections will be likely to prove
embarrassing to the Republican ma
iority. Nevertheless the Republicans
in the senate are apparently determ
ined to order an inquiry regardless
of the views of the house leaders.
Especially the leaders want, II
would seem, to refute the charges
that the tariff is responsible for the
increases. Appropriation bills will
continue to occupy the house the com
ms week,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-07

sented by the South Manchurian rail
road and the Antung- Mukden. Leased
territory and Port Arthur We're only
recovered These we won ten years
before and lost again by the intrigues
of certain powers when we were a
weaker nation. Now, the United
States, hitherto always our friend,
comes into a combination with the
other powers and proposes that VIC
should give UP the South Manchurian
railway, paying the road and the An
tung. Mukden continuation of our rail
roads in Korea. to The control of for
eigners and strangers.
The reasons assigned are that the
principle of the open door and the
equal opportunity to all nations doing
business in China must be preserved. q
The statement practically voices
the entire expression heard from the
public the first forty-eight hours after
the first news of the receipt of Sec.
retary knoxs note.
Further sentiment was expressed
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