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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-01

inn o1lito '72, bdIo no6 ser
@riinoung bes oeutl9en &eibs, ein
Denfmal in Der 9aienboioe BET
Berlin geiest ipllroe, oa ianoten
Ote oeutihen Surner aus oer gon-
gen @elt, aud) bon bier aus Mnte-
rifa, Steine Iiir Sen llnterbml.
Canals oibtete Sui. Stettenbeint
oas prddtige 2ieo, oos bente nod
Die idonitc Suloisung 1T, Die So6n
iemols o%orgebradJt puroe:
gr mar Elm Wann i
Nidt feirt nidt aart,
0od mas er iann
8ar oeutiher Irt.
Raub tpar er, bart,
Sn SLOT nibt BLOB,
Sn 9at nidt lob
rno lnebr ols ooa:
Gin gona Mann in 2ieb' ull6 9aB.
Ser Sueenb mar
Sein Ser5 getpeibt,
8es 4reen bar
SSil oreer Belt.
SIN bog fein 2eiol
8effolet, perfonnt;
Set bieIt er Stano
Mit @era nno Sano
9reu a~feaeit Dem 8aterlano,
HFE
Mm Shfub oieies @rtifels mo-
ge Elm ibones @ort Sabn's iteben,
oos er emit In oiifterer 3eit ee-
idrieben bat: yDeutidIanos @inbeit
mar Der 9raum meines eripoden-
SEN 2ebens, NOR bos Morgenlperf
nteiner Sueeno, Ser Sonnenidein
meiner Mannesfroft, unb lit Der
Mbenoitern, Ser mid CUR emigen
Mube geleitet. Sir bieien Sodgeoan-
fen babe id gelebt uro aeItrebt,
geitritten l1no gelitten. Qnerfannt
baben bas ielblt bie Ioin5er lin.
ter ufJnngsbeborbe unb Der gunoes-
tag. geibe boben mir nahgeriibmt.
oab ih Die bohiteetabrlide 2hb=
re bon Der ginbeit Deutlhlanos
auerit oifgebraht. 9as ion meme
@rabihrift iein, penn meinen @e-
beinen nod Elm gldsden in
Deuti1lano nergonnt miro. Sin Der
ginbeit OeutidIan6s babe id felt
geboIten pte on ether ungIiifliden
3iebe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-01
Gin @riff in ieine Saidle

miirbe Die S1adtel 8udlen's Mrnica
Solbe 5eigen, Die 6. 9. Cooper, eiu
Zimmerman BON Mariad, &c. s.,
nit iid fiibrt. SD bate ME
cine S6nitttpunoe, Quetidung ober
ionitige @unoe, Die Die Solbe MIDI:
idnea beilte@, idyreibt er. 8eItes
Mittel fir 8rano- uno grlbpunoen.
Iusidlag, auf9eipruneene Sdnoc
uno 2ippen, Sautfronfbeiten, Siib-
neraugen, Samorrboioen. 25c BEL
anen 0ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-01

Wic aug @oibineton genet.
BET miro, mirb Die Mufloinng oes
8eloIagers beim Sort Sam @ouiton
in Der naditen 3eit Beginner. gs
iollen pGbreno Der na1lten brci-
Big Gage mebrere Gegimenter Sll.
fonterie uno aopnuerie ~abberufel
merben. @elhe 9iegimenter es iino,
meib man nod nidt, man Der.
mltet aber, ooB oas 8. &apallerie,
Regiment, Dos Neser : &egitnent.
ouerit eeben miro. Bic es beibt,
miro ale Snfanterie, biz alf cine
Brigade, fortgeben; Die @rtiIlerie
miro gum groBten Cell bier blei.
ben. S m@anaen mernen m~leefabr
5000 Manm, tells i'm Selola9cr
uno i'm Sort ielbit, tells in an=
bern Orten III Der Nabe, bleiben
uno oieie tperoen aud mol por
Dem Serbit niht abberufen ueroel,.
Der @run6 81, Der 4bberufung Der
anoern Sruppen gu Der man iib
iebr ihnen entidloiien bat, 1T
nidt befannt, ea if)eint, DOB oas
Die pieIen &lagen iiber aa5u eroBe
Site Die gntihIieBung nit neran=
laBt baberl lS1aoe Drum! Sir iii.
iere Staot mare es Iebr gut gepc.
fen, tuenn Die gonse SoIoateumoiie
Bis gum SCRIPT bi~ergebIieben mare.
Sb es BON Stanopunft Der ut.
meeberpaltung aus 3medm1Big &C..
neien mdre, fonnen mir natiirIih
niht entideioeL einen g e iii II b--
+ @ufentbaItsort fam man ober
gepiB llidt finoen.0 Der @elunobeits-
5uitano Der gruppen I'M Eager lit
geraoe5u munoerbar.
SIN Boli5eigeridt tanlen mdb.
reno BEG pereangenen Woitats 500
Sd1e our 9erbanolung. Die Straf,
geloer beliefen iid ouf S3556. Die
Meiften BON 6enen, Die benz Hihter
porgefiibrt muroen, lparen Der So
s~abonooge befanntIid elm icbr
peiter @egriff = aitgeflnet, 10S
Nerionen batten bieSrbinan5 be5iig-
Iib beg @agenperfebrs ouf Den
StraBen ibertreten, 70 maren Der
Erunfenbeit aneeflaet, II ipuroen
tpegen Srieoensitorung uno 81 me,
gen BrieeIei perbaftet. 3mei 8er-
fonen batten Nabrungsmittel, Die
in fdledtem 3uitanoe maren, Der
fonft.
@dbreno oes pergamgenel
Monats pur6en As Seuer : MInrme
abgegeben. Der ourd Geuer mge-
rihtete ghaben belief iid ouf $50.
600. Der groBte Sdaben murbc
BEL benz 8ranoe oes uMoping
Eicturel Sbom" uno beg Ho-
ientbal'iden gigarrenIaoens on Der
@oulton StraBe oneeri6tet.
@abrenb oes pergoneenel
Monats iino IN unierer Stnbt 81
211aben uno 81 Mabden geboren
poroen. @1breno beg Monots fine
nur afpan3ig 8eer6ieungsideirc
dusgeiteut fDor0en uno unter oie1eli
moren peridieoene fir 2eiheu, Die
moerspo bergefanot mareit.
Sreitae muroen Die Wotor-
Sprisen elmer offi8iellen llnteriu'
dung be5iiglih ibrer 2eiitungsfd-
biefeit unter5ogen. 9ieielbe ficI,
mie alderman Widelono, Der 8or.
fisenbe oes 6euermebrfomites, iaat
febr b~efrieoigeno aus. Sic neuer
Waihinen nerben jest oud onf ib.
re Sdnefisfeit bin unteriudt mer.
ben.
Sci elmer merifaniiden &c.
bnrtstoasfeier OIL ser angeIes Stro.
BE In Der GoIimo @ooition fam cs
au elmer ShieBerei. Gin iuiige5
W66ben Nomens Gaioineoa Mnrl.
gel muroe geidoiien unb ibr 8r,l,
Der Slorencio nurbe ourd cineh
Sdlag ON @uoe peripunoet. 9ie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-01
g(us 8uoapeIt nteI6et III

Nu5 Suodpelt ntel0et man
Der fiinftige GbronfoIger, @r5ber-
5og aarl Srall5 Soiepb, Sobn oes
peritorbenen gr5ber5ogs Otto. miro
nod ieiner 8ermdblltAg NIT Der
Brin5eiiin 3ita BON @ourbon.Bor.
ina Die Sfener Sofburg itdnoio
bepobnen. 9ieie bon @ien olis Ell.
folgte offi5ieae @nfiinoislng Bot
bier in peiteiten areiien Der @ep6I-
ferung Die groBte 8enugt1lulq
berporaerufen. 9enil NIT Dem bonn
Monarden eenebmigten @lltihIllb
miro Der iebnlide @unid ser In.
qorn erfiiut, bob Elm 0titeGieb ocs
8oiierbauies itdnoia III lllt9orn re.
iibiere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-01

Sc GROCER Der @eio, ie fleimr
Der @eioer.,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04
GORE TAKES KIRK"
TO TASK ON HIS
RECIPROCITY IDEAS
Blind Senator Grows Facetious in Ar
gument With the Chickasha Boost
er on the Tariff Question.

They will offset decreased freight
rates BY increased tariff rates.
When the 81. Bernard tunnel was
constructed under the Alps uniting
the states ia northern Italy and south
ern Germany which had been separat
ed All the centuries By the Alps, the
states Of southern Germany immediat
ely demanded an increase in their
tariff rates. demanded the erection Of
a nartiiicial Alps to take the place or
an artificial Alps to take the place Of
moved.
! believe that under the constitu.
tio1 congress can authorize the states
10 impose a duty on imports. have
been thinking about offering an
amendment to the reciprocity agree.
ment authorizing the states to impose
protective tariff as against each 9th.
er. This would minimize the evils Of
commerce, demolish or prohibit trade.
build up home Industries. give employ.
ment to labor and insure a golden tide
Of prosperity. Perhaps we could then
amend our model constitution Of Okla
homa by permitting each county to
erect a tariff wall against all its
neighboring counties This would in.
sure Chickasha the trade Of Grady
county and Anadarko the trade Of
Caddo county, and therefore fortify
and reinforce their prosperity Your
know the time was when every city
maintained high tariff duties against
the surrounding country. Not only
that, individuals in particular craft
were protected against competition
from those who has not served a long
apprenticeship IN the same craft. In
those good old times protection was
universal and stagnation was univer-
sal, the evils OF trade were reduced to-
the minimum and the products were
lriveted thus upon the wheels Of pro-
gress. am sure that you will pardon
this pleasantly, as these things just
happened to fly into my mind upon
reading your letter, and ! feel sure
that You will appreciate the spirit
which inspired these commentaries
upon trade and tariff
With sentiments Of the highest es-
teem and best wishes, am
Yours to command,
T. p. GORE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04
ARDMOREHAS
SENSATION

Ardmore. May Charged with an
attempt 10 poison the entire family Of
her brother.in-law, VIII Spencer. Mrs.
George Spencer is on bond from the
Carter county JAN awaiting her pre-
li1ninary hearing which Is Sci TOR
saturday She WIN be arraIgned be-
fore Justice w r Wiseman at Joiner
next Saturday.
The trouble between the two spen.
Ger families which resulted d this
charge. started with a falling.ou. be-
tween the wives over some mail. /, Is
caimed
According 10 the allegations, Mrs
George speacee visited the bone or
WIN Spencer recently while all of
WINS family were ont ana returned
some patterns
That night the family OF WIN Spen.
Ger ate cold supper, but the next morn
ling biscuits were prepared for break
fact Mrs WIN Spencer took d bite,
complained Of a bitter taste, and threw
her biscuit away. Her husband did
the same thing
one Of lhe children however, ats
some os the bread and became violent
Is sick Some OF the bread was fed
@ dog and soon afterward he died
Of fits The test also was tried on q
cat, which dide.
Mrs. speneer took the flour. beliey.
Ing il 70 be bad, and buried Il in vhe
yard. Later, however, when suspicion
began to be aroused, the flour was dug
up and sent to State Chemist Edwin
DeBarr at Norman. II has not been
returned and no report on it has beon
made as yet.
Il IS alleged that two bottles OF
strychnine we're missing from the
speneer store and that the woman I'M
drr arrest WAS heard to make inquir-
les concerning the bottles
George ana win Spencer always
have been the best Of friends and at
one slme we're business partners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04

I ON THE BORDER
IS NOW CHECKED
Special Is Express.

Special t0 Express.
Houston. Tex, May 4 n Filibuster-
ing across the Rio Grande, carrying
arms to the Mexican revolutionists
has been effectually checked through
the activities of 40 mounted men un.
der United States Marshal G G. Brew.
ster, who constantly patrol every foot
Of the boundary line between Texas
and Mexico. At the outbreak of the
present revolution many leaks through
the border were discovered. but were
not systematically checked until the
patrol was inaugurated Backed now
by the United States troops along the
Rio Grande the deputies have clamped
down the lid effectually on filibuster-
Ing.
Cpl, Brewster keeps his force Of de.
puties IN constant patrol along the
right bank Of the river and they keen
in constant touch with their chief.
while we do not stop anyone ear.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04

lndIa's Cultivation Of Sugar Cane.
India has larger area under cane
than any other country, and vet ~ one
OF the heaviest Importers OF sugar
There was time when India manu-
factured practically all the sugar Il
required, which was used IN the form
Of molasHes. but taste for refined
sugar sprang up, Stree which time Il
was found more convenient to import
than to manufacture
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04
THE
AIR
STORE


rying arms toward Mexico until actu.
ally caught IN the act Of crossing, he
said, "a minute check Is kept on the
whereabouts and movements Of such
and Washington is Immediately warn
ed.
Except in Chihuahua and TO the
west activities in Mexico are purely
bandit affairs and lack all similitude
Of dignified rebellion, There is no
reason why the Americans should give
these robbers the least show Of en-
enlargement Their object is plumber
pure and simple"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04

A scientist says that people would
have more sense If they did not wear
hats. Yes and husbands would have
more dollars Charleston News and
Courier
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04
80 Ion MIIIst s,aIka.

The Japanese manufacture much OF
iheir paper from millet stalks. Man.
ehuria furnishes about two hundred
and forty thousand tons of pulp a
year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04
FrsIrq Procedure.

If you want money, 80 to strangers
II lou want advice. go to friends; 4
you want nothing, go to relations.
Lippincotts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04

Sick headache results from . dis0f
dered condition Of the stomach. aas
San be cured by the use u C8ambef
lain'a stomach and Liver Tablets 4fy
81 For sale by all dealers w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04

" YOU ARE LOYAL 70 c0cKh
sHA. YOU WILL pATH0Hlzf F8f
HOME MERCHANTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-04

Tehchof-"R Robert where are thu
Rocky mountainsq' Robert AN tho
GEOGRAPHY. teacher. page fo1rl"--
Puck
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24
President
J. Nj. Bennett, Payette
LET US FACE FACTS

In the course of sermon Church Ro
chester N. Y. Chalmers Richmond said;
THE in Certain elements about
are good 1t is meeting place the best Pensioners
had City the saloons regularly got
church by drinking beer with then
beer and taken temporarily does not
his wine the Engshman his ale and
5
About all the clergy they feel like it. Some
OF the best wine by vestman
whiskey earth saw very near the person Oh
church officials among the iaS
like it.
Let us face facts We public opinion"
Not all prohibioaists prohibionss are
Rabbi Samuel You cannot make peo
pie especially cannot lift them TO hh
moral conduct and excellence and make them I'VE mort
wohy by passing oppressive and umpuary laws and
yet overlook this valuable experience
written massive letters in the whole history OF the human
impossible ever if every saloon this
prevent the people from gratifying
their appetite drink, to their hearts content?
attempt tammel natural desires II you attempt ~
wa human nature you opposite OF
undertook and instead of guiding our gae u
naturally and modesy into those channels tat Oou w
has done attempt to dam up
passion will break through every art
the flood which VIII ouo" WI" WASH ~
decenc temperance and moderation
THE Jews prohibition movement temper
society been bedeved by the demon OIL
Sabbath holiday is usheed in ana every JOY III
consecrated the wine cup
our liberties are founded securely upon appreciation
of their within the hearts Of the
the freedom that is guaranteed to all OF u.s. without
natural love o
freedom hearts of those who are
suabidng and therefore fear %
law breakers people land will rear them up not
with love for our institutions be- with the
y of hearts. but will teach them TO
sinkingy, hypocricaly sneakingE to violate the law. h
producer of poverty, how does II happen
that most drank it all their lives?
Moderation intelligence Drunkenness
and intolerance represent ignorance and vciousness
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24
CAN WE REGULATE?

statement that cannot
uate of liquor make themselves ridiculous
We do everything
We regulate the railroads and
poraio
We regulate the of milk all cities
is today engaged the regulation of the
traffic n
We regulate all business
Competition regulate business
n ALI branches.
To the sale of liquor well as
is regulatory
would be write
oursev sdowna as
majority of the people OF Can
prohibition question in
reached through appeal to
our emotions, bu only by appeal to
this believe in temperance
well habits
Appeals prejudice attacks individuals only
create bitterness represent will help in
solut Of problem
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24
CaldweH Tribune Aug. Is, 1911

should mind, that considerable extent the
prosperity or the
o is dependent upon
The OF the Land
abs ute and numerically by i prox
When the growing
live
standstl things
depends MS
the The business man not
1t much to the inter-
the 1t Tor
prosperity of the farmer They are
interests interocked
his a dollars and cents Don't
peadngs of sefcen-
men business and your
welfare of family 1t is cold
blooded
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24
PALPABLE FRAUD

Ministers of the anisaoon
people their cause by
declaring people from drinking
theyw t is the sale of liquor"
Could there be prepost than this?
il persons right drink If they
desire does not that they
right
other have
the right to SELL persons SELL then still
Other persons have
II rank deception say the
right to any they have the
the selling of liquor criminal then
n and temperance
criminal There be other philosophy
the of drinking by
argument that
have the right drink. the right buy SELL
And it is a corruption of drive traffic
evil conducted the
under regulation.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24
Officers:
A. CaldWeH
EXECUTIVE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Treasurer
T. L. Burkland, Nampa

EDWARD X. HAYES, Emmett
FRANK CELLAR, Fruitland
E. LovELAND, Caldwell
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24

LOUIS WACHTER, New Plymouth
JAS. BARNARD, Letha
H. E. DUNN, Payette
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24
PROHIBITIONS WEAKNESS

claim prohbtonts is that crime ana I'M
practically all insanity is
Kansas has the best
United comparison OF the
Kansas prohibition Of Nebraska,
the OF
pohfbtionists
2l72 prisoners in the pen
itentiares and county jals.
pneniaries
jais.
the o is
26s while Nebraska there
The figures do prisoners.
prohibition a business the prohibition
result Dunns Trade
authentic report have
shows n OF 1911 follows:
Liabilities
Nebraska go S5Ss,654@o
Kansa $10SIi640o
Review that
three failures Nebraskas
Board of control for 1910
asylums
of of Public Lands
of inmates in insane
asylum 1928.
Kansas has insane persons o Nebraskas
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24
Headquarters Caldwell, Idaho
OHicerS

PETER METH. Middleton
WAI. REINEMEN, Notus
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24
Secretary
John A. Davis, Caldwell

A. II. LANG, Parma
B. e. SHERMAN, Nampa
ANDY RASMUSSEN, Falks Store
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-24

has two insane persons to Nebraska's one.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26

pear in the feldi and he can M in
tain himself in office almost ind n
nitely, or FORGE the PEOPLE to 81 q
some one who would be even less ac
ceptaMe than himself as a last des
poratc resort
There Is a remedy for tys u 50 / I.
factory state of I ilgs and it f. o.
fe~ed in the primary law of tie at
Under this law the poo l. are givea
an opportunity to rid themselves Of
this boss RUE and t. choose ttei
candidate at an election called fcs
the purpose. But in order to avail
themselves of the privilege vou n.
safed by this law they mast d CT e
IRON party Gction-thsy mrst
maad party nonina iors.
T Bulletil has been strongly or.
posed to party nominations for local
Offices, in past years-cNiely, If not
wholly, because il past yelrs,
party action meant boss rule This
objection has been removed by TIE
Urinary law. which is S:ned to d 5
troy boss rule of every sort, whether
i be by a party clique, or li-partis n
cliGre, or by a clique or gang that
knows NJ party, and ackno~ taes
no allegiance, except that which prom
ises public Office as a private snap.
In or3er to rid therse;ye- OF b S.
and gang rule, TIE people of Cars
must have a voice in ceiect'ng r
candidate for mayor; in order to have
this taey must avail thems Ives OF
the state primary law; and in order
to 10 iris they mist make taeir oi,y
elections rarity elections.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26
the nature of a digres.s.y :

tie nature of a digresa4o1 4. - =, - ; 2
the Bulletin started 10 say under this
head; but it is important as showing
why His Honor may feel himself ag-
rieved, and constrained to eliminate
scme of the I'll harmonious" members
and bring about the election of men
in lheir stead who will sing and
dance wherever and however he may
dictate. Nor would the Bulletin I'M
dertake to dissuade him from this pur-
pose, realizing that this would be, n
a way, loves labor LOST; but 1t
would suggest to His Honor, that in
choosing the men whom the people
shall elect to the city council next
April, he do not consider merely the!r
willingness to permit him to do all
the thinking for them on matters OF
putlic coreern; but give some play
to mis- own higher ideals in the MAJ
ter of vocal harmony.
His Honor must know, as one wei
yersed in music, especially chorus
music; IS an ardent friend of the
science and art of tones" from the
Hitting reg time on the hand'or-
gan, to hose grand inspirations or
the ma ers which, nike the lliaa
or Odys v, rise to the swelling Of
the yoicelLll sea'--he must know thai
in any effort to organize an all A.
round effective chorus, much depends
upon a proper blending OF voices,
ot the higher and lower pitch, ne
gotten of synchronous vibrations.
Hence and therefore, Ills Honor VIII
recognize the need of selecting men
fer his council chorus, whose voices
are properly attuned to the various
PARTS, in order tc constitute a mar
monecEs whole, There ought to be
JUS; the prorer number Of tehofS'
baritones, BASES and bassoprof'ih-
lo or two. The chorus ought 10 DC
We J salancel in order that the e
nay te concord Of sweet sounds
when 1t breaks forth in response "
,Hs Ronor's signal, and not graz"
harshly Upon the ears anc nerves o.
men WHO love not "treasons, stra'e-
rens and spoils", within the mean
ny OF tie Bard Of Avon, and "Ho
nay therefore &c inclined to res''t
lim at tines,
Surely, His Honor Will see 70 TOYS.
fe VIII recognize the value ana I'M
Dortance of the suggestion, even
though IT. comes from the Bulletin,
bat Nee Too spoken with q mas u
wanA, another amcre .&;;erai wheeN'
nrtAer that would rend the circum-
mbent air like the sni II
sridulatiors of the cricket OF
A rusty door hinge Ills Hon''
must know tina: such choFus
would commit an unpardohapi
BILE offence against the principles OF
harmony and would hamper MIN ser
lously in any efforts to so sol.c'i
and d.sarm" the opposing mind lh ~
not an arrow shall resistance mn"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-26
Notice to Subscribers.
Entered at the Cairo Post OFF, e as 5. c )ud
class nail matter.
CAIRO AND "Boss RULE

It appears that ia The Impending
nsayoralty campaigns ;ne People Of
Cairo find themselves in the
same state of helplossness in which
4 Trey fonnl them elves nc the Two
former elections -helrlass;y II tic
Er1sp Of the-prcsent incumbent whose
" money and whose "gang" are the po-
tent factors with deter otaer nj, Il
from entering the race, VINO NO, ii
ne more acceptable TO 4 large nam Or.
spf citizens who believe ...at a chaug1
ought 10 nc made for tn we,sa:e of
4 the community 1t was the sane
way two years ago ana four yeas
ago. Both times tne aentire t
s'8gafnst Mayor Parsons among iaa 1iHg
2S citizens was strong, and thege IL lit
tie reason to dought thas II this SCI
tirnent had prevailed then, Caro-
..sEw9lsld have been spared mach ugly
history some Of tho ugliess history
N sheer any other community hrs cv, +
n made, In the eyes Of the world at
large!
allnder tie present. s.@s'ain, or lack o.
sMstean, Of placing candidates for d
fee before the people, the people
have little or no Chance Of expresf.ns
their preferences. Ga the approach
u of an election, any one riitn may de-
clare himself a candidate for mavos,
gee few friends togethe~, cilcul !,
paper and solicit signatures, and
he beaores '9he peoples candidate
although the PEOPLE have had not :
ing to say about it. Whom election
slav cones 1t is found mat Tom,
~ en- or Harry o., ~ of ITEM
are candidates; AID Ell mat thes pee
pie can do is take their choise tie.
tween evils, choosing ,re least II
there is any least or stay at hone.
Manifestly there is something ral.-
cally wrong with this sta,e of things.
The man in Office w-.o has used his
official position to crgaaze gang
that vii. do his bidding under any
tircumrances and at ary cost, aid
wfo will srcnd m2ncy free Y and uL-
F.rrpIlously slci man can bring
ont opponents who are even less ac-
certable than Himself, TO rrea'e tie
Impression that ne has opposition and
ny to aii In splitting the vote In case
stlay more acceptable men should aF