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And Should Not Be Extended Credit.
The man who never comes around
/ for his till or pays it and then kicks
when it is sent to him. makes out a
good case of on't-want-to-pay. -
Thomasville Times Enterprise.
And if He Could Realize that He
Was There!
Tom Watson puts Roosevelt and
/ Bryan both in the class with inc
down and outs" Now, if Tom could
only convince them that they are
there.-Valdosta Times.
Then He Is of Some Service, After
All.
Jim Woodward has been defea cd
again for mayor of Atlanta-Jim does
his town an absolute service by get
ting defeated for mayor occasionally. ="
Rome Tribune. Woodward certain
ly forces Atlanta to put ner best foot
Demonstration News.
But They'd Have to do Lots Of Walk
ing.
ut II We're not for expenses, says
t2e baltimore Sun, the railroads
could save money. And If 1t were not
FOR the railroads many people could
save expenses.-Colum6us Ledger
Or Even Under one Coco Long Drink.
Don't hide your light under a bash
ell or eve: unGer a halfpint. Charles
II + est.
Brunswick Got One Without the m
Wind.
It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
good. Key West will be the first Flor
ida city to get postal savings bank.
Florida Times Union.
And Egotism.
What is Roosevelt" asks the Flor
ida Times Union. It's a mixture of
air, grit and teeth.-Griffin Herald.
But the Original Has Always Been
One.
Peary's old ship. the Roosevelt. has
become wrecker. Well named ship.
that.-Savannah News.
Before the Cabinet Takes the Bark
Off Him.
The Peruvian cabinet has resigned
Ballinger will please take notice.
Macon News.
Still. They'll Decide it Right.
New Mexico, '2aving gone republic
an i'll order to secure statehood. will
be chagrinned to find democrats IN
charge of the congress that will de-
eide the matter.-Florida Times-Un-
ion.
....s
Why, Eat Bacon! At zoe per lb!!
How can We have household econ
omy with eggs selling at two for
five cents.-Thomcsv Times Enter
prise.
And PERHAPS He Isn't Pape: Man.
Dix not member of paper trust 4"
Perhaps no one would trust his pr
pe" At'anta Georgian.
rs the election day draws nearer.
in New York the odds on Dix, the
democratic candidate, grow larger
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Still, They'll Decide it Right
New Mexico, taving gone republic
an in order to secure statehood will
be chagrinned TO find democrats IN
charge of the congress that will de-
eide the matter-Florida Times I'm
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Brunswick Got One Without the m
Wind.
It's an ill wind that blows nobody
good. Key West will be the first Flor
ida city to get postal savings bank.
Florida Times Union.
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Or Even Under one GOOD Long Drink.
Don't hide your light under a bash
Ell. or e'e:, unGer a halfpint. Charles
/ II fCSt
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And Eqotism,

What is Roosevelt" asks the Flol
ida Times-Union. It's mixture O
air grit and teeth.-Griffin Herald.
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Before the Cabinet Takes the Bark
Off Him.
The Peruvian cabinet has resigned.
Ballinger will please take notice.
Macon News.
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But They'd Have to do Lots Of Walk
ing.
ut It We're not for expenses" says
tae Baltimore Sun, the railroads
could save money. And # 1t were not
FOR the railroads many people could
save expenses.-Colum5us Ledger.
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And if He Could Realize that He
Was There!
Tom Watson puts Roosevelt and
Bryan both in the class with the
down and outs Now, if Tom could
only convince them that they are
there.-Valdosta Times.
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Here Is a Seven Days Record of DOING THINGS
That Sets a Pace for the Nation:


Notify Brubaker multiply his 100 subscribers by ESQ
subscriSers sendth in
15
We have of ouron
this morning Four for The Mational
Ypsiant
of
any
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We have eighty-five 81
so near one hundred that
later than Saturday noon.
in excess Of one hundred
Ypsilanti, January 81.
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amesb Saturday WALTER s. HAYNES.
Ypsila,ti,
The national prohibitionist., 1910-01-27

FOURTH DAY
have fifty O. subscribers
Ypslanti, January 49, noon. WALTER s. HA
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THE SIXTH DAY

Inscriptions. intended to send in fifty but W
I thought we could send the whole amount n
would not be surprised if we should pass
subscribers-perhaps 40 in Ypsi1anti.
WALTER S. HAYNES.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
FAVORS FEDERAL
CONTROL RATES
HARRiMAN's SUCCESSOR GIVES
HIS VIEW BEFORE sEcuRI-
TIES COMMISSION.
SAYS LAWS CONFLICTING
Make Status Railroads Bad--Lovett
Declares He Does Not Favor
Government Regulation of
Railroad Securities.

New York. Dec. 2i--Rokert s.
Lovett, successor 10 Edward III. Har-
riman as president Of the Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific railroads,
told the railroad securities commits
sion today that he was heartily in
favor of the federal supervision of
rates. Interstate and intra-state, but
personally he questioned the wisdom
or the necessity Of federal laws to
govern the railroad securities.
AS a railroad executive he is not
opposed to government regulation OF
stock issues, but Insisted that. IL regu-
lation should come. the authorities
charged to enact it be vested with full
power 70 enforce it.
The present statute Of railroads,
.prickel on all sides By 4 thieket OF
conflicting state laws, was bad, he
said. but the further conflict of state
laws and federal laws was posi-
bilty from which he hoped to be de.
.livcred. Lovett did not see that rates
had anything to do with dividends In
actual practice. or that the govern,
meRt should have any concern for
what sort of railroad securities the
public bought.
In twenty-five years experience he
had not met with an instance in
which rates have been changed to
effect the interest payments or diyi-
danis. He doubted il there Is a
dozen traffic men in the country who
knew the capitalization of the COM
panies they represented.
Therefore, there is no need for
regulation of securities as a control
of rates. AS for the public. as long
as the individual is left free to
speculate as he chose in wildcat min
ing shares. he need not be specifi-
caby protected from the railroads.
said Loyett.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
LEGAL DECISIONS

Evidence of Trailing by Blood
hounds.--In State " Norman, 6s
Southeastern Reporter, 9l7, the de
PENDANT was tried for the burglariz-
ing OF a store. The morning after
the preparation a bloodhound was
brought on the scene in an attempt
to run down the criminal. The dog
scented several articles, and started
the trail down public road to a
house where defendant and another
person We're living. The dog did not
recognize defendant, though he stood
near him. and here his trail ended
On this suspicion defendant was az
rested, tried, convicted, and now APP,
peals. The owner of the hound tes
lied that he was not in The bust
Ress OF training bloodhounds and
trailing criminals, and that the doa
had been on but three trails, the re
suits OF which We're not stated The
supreme court of North Carolina held
that although the action and conduct
Of bloodhound In trailing person
Is competent evidence, certain condi
tons must exist to render 1t comp
tent, The dog must be of pure blood
or stock characterized by acuteness
OF scent, and trained in the exercise
Of tracking human beings. He mus
be laid on trail at point where
tho circumstances showed that .he
guilty party had been, or on track
which such circumstances indicates
to have been made by him. II was
not shown that defendants tracks
were seen at or near the store, or
that ne had been there previous to
the burglary, or that he was In pos
session OF any stolen property. or that
the dog indicated that he was the
thief. The court held that the eyi,
dence did not create a Just suspicion
against defendant. and there was NO
proof of his guilt
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
AS MANY MORE BURIED ALIVE
fw-HulNs RESCUED BY THEIR
coMRADEs-20 IN
HOSPITALS.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE
CHIEF BADLY INJURED
Five Story Brick Wall Topples Over
on Men Fighting Fire in Leather
Factory-cold Was Intense
Ice Forming on Features
of Dead Men.

Philadelphia, Dec. GA dozen fire
men We're killed and a dozen buried
alive for several hours in the ruins
and a score of others are in hospitals
as the result OF a fire tonight in the
leather factory of the Frielander Co
Fire Chief Baxter was injured anc
barely escaped being carried down BY
failing walls.
While the firemen We're fighting the
names from the roof of an adjoining
dwelling the south wall of five stories
fell on them. There were Is men en-
the dwelling and all were Carried
down. Twelve were able to extrlcats
themselves ron the mass of bricb
and twisted Orders, but score OF
Others We're entombed in the ruins
Several were killed or died of their
wounds later, but some were able to
talk with their brother firemen while
the farTer TefTr- every effort to rescue
the pinioned men.
William Glazier, who was buried in
the ruins, told the reseuers ne was
lying on top of Charles Erderman,
who was dead.
The fire kept burning ffercely and
the north wall moved to and fro
threatening to fall on the buried men
ana those trying to rescue them.
When Glazier was rescued from the
debris he was almost frozen. Erler.
mans body was frozen stiff, ice had
caked on the face. forming & perfect
mask.
John Carroll, whose brother, Pat.
rick Carroll, was killed, ana Harry De.
berlet were in the ruins for long
time and talked with the rescuers,
directing the removal of the heavy
girders. but Carroll succnmbed to the
cold before he could be released.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
OPEN EVENINGS
WOODWARD HARDWARE GO.

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and all other serious skin diseases
that it's value Is sometimes overlook
led in clearing up rash, pimples, black
heads, and all other minor forms OF
skin impurities.
The fact is that while D. d. d. is
so penetrating that 1t strikes to the
very root OF Eczema or any Other
serious trouble, the soothing Oil Of
Wintergreen, Thymol and other in.
gradients are SO carefully compound
ed there is no wash for the skin made
THAT can compare with this great
household remedy for every kind 81
skin trouble.
ID. .. d. Is pleasant to use, perfect.
ny harmless to the most delicate skin
and absolutely reliable. A % cent
bottle will give you positive proof oil
the wonderful effectiveness of this
great remedy. Herman C. Schulz
Druggist.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
DEMOCRATS AND THE TARIFF

I
Henry Watterson, writing from
Washington to the Courier-Journal
tells the Democrats in congress that
they are confronted by serious
problem and gives them some whole
some advise. In the course of his
remarks he says:
''The popular vote of the Sth OF No
vemher was vote of loss of conf.
dence in the Republicans, not of con.
fldence In the Democrats. Public op-
inion holds us in allegiance. We are
50 to say, a monster without head
--or monster with many heads
whichever way we choose 10 take our
selves. Il have had my days OF sor
rev." the president recently said to
q Democratic friend who mentioned
the tariff situation; now you are
coming to yours
III Ii true enough. Without any
power To carry out anything, we are
confronted by the obligation to do
something which will on the one hand
sfRiicate our principles and on the
other hand recognize the facts of the
situation. The first thing needed TO
he dona was to ascertain as near as
possible where We are at. This has
been set on foot by the calling of the
caucus OF ali the Democratic mem
bers pf the next house at once TO or
ahni2e a tentative ways and means
committee. Otherwise, we should
meet In December with nothing done
III face d kind Of chaos.
IAN Democrats are agreed that the
government has no right In equity, OF
law, 60 levy and collect a dollar Of
taxation except for its own support
BIT almost every democrat has some
plan Of his own. Ten months of re
hection, Investigation and consulta.
ton, assisted by experts who will
have 70 be employed because we can
get no reliable information from the
officials Of the party in power, vii
surely bring the Democratic mem
bers OF the ways and means commit
tee to agreement, and this ought &c
unite the party at large in congress
III itfails Of satisfying what Ia knowr
as line independent vote. and as .
consequence majority OF the people
at the polls in 1919 decide to continue
the Republicans in the reaffirmatior
OF the protective system instead o
bidding the Democrats Godspeed Il
AN honest movement toward a reve
pue system, which. ais matters stand
they can barely inaugurate, then
Heaven help the consumer. left ii
heretofore TO the mercy of the man
ip,ilatur Of artificial profits and higf
prices
History In many ways repeats 1t
self. The present relation OF Thu
tariff to the time much resembles thai
of the institution OF African SLAYER,
fifty years ago. The tariff is, as sla
very was, interlaced with every afraiI
II 10 the kinglmn Of graft, but alst
the underpinning OF many honest an,
innocent pursuits. We must be JUS
as well az consistent We coukl no
Suddenly withdraw IT'S protectionis
features II we would and we shout,
not II we could. AS well take sud
denly, from the drunkard the sltimu
liant he has lived on. No wise docte
would ever advice that We are Il
! point Of fect back where VIC were Ii
fS7s We shall have to begin tn,
wofksof education and preparation a
0ftts again Let the Republicans ieel
IN unthinklng extremists suik, Tn
Dttiitrfattc party In the days at "A
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
LESTER WEBER,
Takes Brother to School,

Dear Santa Claus: am little
boy six years old, go to school and
take ny little brother Lester to Sun
day school with me- He can't write
HE can so | viii tell YOU what he
wants too, Want a moving picture
machine, box OF stone blocks,
book that tells all about air SHIPS.
and a machine with a man climbing
up in Il tower like Mr., Johnnie Hof-
heinz has in his store window Now
want YOU to bring my little brother
some stone blocks, too and little
rocking chair, and he likes books ia
look al. then don't forget us With a
Christmas tree, and candy. Don't
forget the little poor children. Your
little boy,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
HAROLD WEBER


Gear Santa Claus: have been a
good little girl and nave not forgot
ten yon, And want yon to bring
me some nuts and candies. oranges
and aprles. rain cape. doll, new
dress, doll buggy, horn. And
Dear Santa. do not forget my little
sister, Helen Johnson, for sne IL 80
anxious to see you Christmas lay
and she wants you to bring her 4
RATHER, / rubber doll. set Of blocks.
bell, eat. SO good bye. this lime,
Dear Santa, from
STELLA JOHNSON.
220 10th ST.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
Three Biu Dolls.

Mr. Snata Claus: | ana a little gill
six years OH and a good little girl.
| want You to bring me 3 big dolls
that so to sleep. q leather go-cart. 2
piano. story hook, some dishes, q
little table, a cold handle iron and
rocking chair. Don't forget to bring
me some candy, nuts and fruit. HeH
Santa Claus. that is all. FRO little
PAULlN, CAIN.
42S Union st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
CARD OF THANKS.

James Carroll and family desire 10
publicly express their appreciation OF
the excellent service by the fremen
rendered at the fire Wednesday
morning, that threatened to destroy
our house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
Doll With Joints

Dear Santa Claus: am little
girl 10 years old and want You to
please bring me these things A
big jointed doh with blue eyes and
golden hair a new coat and hat, a
pair OF color and tie shoes, and also
a rain coat. Goodbye, with good
big round loving kiss. Your little
friend.
VIVIAN BRUCE.
4l6 10th st,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
ALL MY PIMPLEs GONE.

Girl Tells How etotehy Skin Was
Cleansed by Simple Wash.
Il was ashamed of my face" writes
Miss Minnie Piekard of Altamahaw
N. c. 1T was all full of pimples and
scars, but after using ID. ID. ID, Pre-.
scription | can say that now there is
no sign Of the Eczema, and that was
three years ago"
d. d. D. has become so famous as
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
November Circulation.

The above Is q correct statement OF
the circulation OF lie Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1909 and for the month
Of November. 1914
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this end day OF December, 1910.
LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
cH|LDREN'S LETTERS
Ask Santa Claus to Remember Them
in Usual Manner Saturday
Night.
From Grand Chain.

Dear Santa Claus: am a little
girl years OLD. J live at Grand
Chain, ILL., want big doll with
long curls and ! want big rubber
bail TO bounce. guess that this is
|all | want this time. With greetings
to Santa Claus, from
HAZEL I.YELI..
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
CHRISTMAS JEWELRY

Mrs. w. F. Morris of Thirty-fifth
and Sycamore streets has Just re-
ceiyed a nice lot OF jewery suitable
for Christmas presents. such as rings,
pins, iockets. bracelets, etc. Sold un-
der written guarantee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
Wants Writina Desk.

Dear Mr.. Santa; am a good little
boy seven years old. and so TO school
and to Sunday school. Will you please
bring me writing desk with black
board, rain coat, a horn, sword, gun
oranges, fruit and candles.
HENRY GOLDSMITH
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22

and you can fill 1t full OF good things,
but | want you to watch the little
mouse 80 he won't bite hole In the
Toe. Then want horsie to ride on.
some stone blocks, and pretty book
TO look Mt. | am going to see you
lat the Sunday school Xmas eve.
love you, jolly old Santa Claus.
Don't forget my dear mamma, papa
AMI Harold, and everybody else. Your
little boy,
I EGTESEJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
Knows Her Lessons.

DearOld st. Nicholas. am little
girl and know my lessons well aad
! certainly think that deserve every
thing ask for. ! want a jumping
jack, rag doll so | can't break i
and doll cart, some candy. fruits
and nuts, so cool bye, Old Sandy
Your little friend,
LUCY MCKENZIE,
1915 Conf Ave.
p. s: Don't forget my cousin, Helen
Kelly. She wants just what do.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
Dress and Slippe S.

Dear Santa Claus: ! am little
girl eight years old. want new
red dress, pair of house slippers, q
box OF hanakerchiefs. and bottle
OF perfume. And please bring a
Christmas tree for all of us. Ana
these are the things for my little babs
brother, Please bring hin a littS
rubber doll. and a RATHER. Your little
girl,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22

yigor was builder not an anarchist,
and SO II must show itself today if 1t
Is to retain and enlarge the power
bur partly intrusted to it,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1910 -. .22f5
Average number of complete AMI
perfect copies OF The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during The month Of No
vember. 1910 ............... .2547
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
LUCY MCKENZIE
Set of Dishes.

Dear Santa Claus; | am little
girl and want set OF dishes and
a so cart. and some candy, oranges
ana nuts. Santa. | don't want much
so you ought to bring me everything
ask for. Your little friend
|, ESTHER WALKER,
81 18th st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
Short aut Lana Enounh.

Dear Santa: Please send ne a
drum. horn gun. picture machine. new
hat. gloves, stockings, pants, rnhber
bali. new waist
RALPH WATKINS,
26I4 HolbrGok Ave
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22
Blank Pistol.

Dear Santa Claus: / am little
boy years old, and want blank
pistol that will shoot tines. a COW
boz cult. pistol scabbard, Christ
mas tree, and an automobile. Your
little boy,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22

The Bulletin Il on sale q The fol
lowing places:
Coionnan's, 7o2 Commercial Aysnus
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-22

Jan. S1st. 1911, present prices on
gas ranges will be withdrawn. Feb.
LIST, 1911. prices will be higher. Cairo
City Gas Company.