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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17
BOOST CAIRO Or
BUST THE CLUB
MOTTO oDC9TED BY CAIRO COM
MERCIAL CLUB-SUGGESTED
BY SHERIFF FRASER.
BOOSTER FUND COMPLETE
Plan To Keep 1t Up Suggested BY
Membership Committee--Union
Of All Commercial Bodies
Strongly Urged.

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c.tno paostors h,1 wac comn,efed
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| io,o4 noaag,ortors with fine BOARD Of
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man Of mo Membership commiiie,
claesifvipq members into grounps
who shou,i nav Al ~ Ar and sic
month into the treasury of the Clut
for booster purposes, excited much
comment, nearly all favorable to th(
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Grand jury Returned Bills Against
Batch Of Prisoners in Jail VIII
Finish Work Today.

In the circuit court yesterday morn7
Ing the case of the Cain brewery Co.
against Potts e Perkins, was before
the court for argument on the ques.
ton of jurisdiction, the contention
that the case should be brought be-
fore the bankruptcy court. Hon. Reed
Green represents the Brewery Co,
and attorney Mills Frederick Gilbert
is for the defendants.
The grand jury reported on mum
Der of true bills at noon yesterday
AMI lat 4 O'Clock adorned until
O'clock this morning, The jury ex
poets TO complete the work before
them today. The following are tho
Indictments returned.
Lee Lewis, Louis Woolg, Fate Pear
sm and Robert Boyles, all charged
with assault to kiln VIII Johnson
alias Wil Moses.
Pear Gibsm and Peter Young
Burglary and larceny.
Leslie Bugg, assault with dealdl.
weapon.
Thomas Dean and Charles Love
alias Thorn--Sodomy
Andrew Bennett, George Tones
Charles Digner, Harry Rodgers, Jane
Orange, Jr, All Jackson, alias Ale,
Cage, Ashbury Day and James Tnom
as-Various petty offonses.
The Injunction in the Wad listric
case will be before the court today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17
Our Day.

Today Is your day and mine; the only
day we have; the day in which we
play cur part. What our part may Sig
Nifty in the great whole we may not
understand, but we are here to play ~
and now Is our time. This we know.
1t is a part of action, not of whining.
1t is a part Of love, not cynicism. IL
il for us to express love in terms OF
human helpfulness. This we know,
for we have learned from sad expert
ence that any other source of life leads
toward decay and waste.--David Starr
Jordan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17
s.--sa
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Monte H. Weasen ct UX to NJ Jean
cite Haynes, war,raptee deed, May ~
1911 lots and 4, and n Of IL block
3, fourah addition to city Considera-
ton $1,000. @
]. Henry Wilson ct Tx to Fred Doug
las quit claim deed April %, lot No
H. being southeast OF southwest, sec.
ton 1G, township 14n range2. Con-
sidera ion $500.
James j. Mackty ct TX to Scott
Mygate, variance deed, May /, lot "a
block 4, Bourgeois addition to Cairo
Consideration $l,965.
Catherine e, Lohr widow, TO Lucy A
Gaunt, warrantee deed, May T. lots
and block 1 fourth addiaion city
Consideration $1,000.
j. @. Anderson OF TX to Cairo Build
ing and Loan Association quit claim
deed, April Is, lots and 6, block
Feuehter and Lamsden addition. Con
sideration 50.
Cairo Building and Loan Assn K
u. Fl, Weasen, warrantee deed, May
lots, 5 and G, block Q Teuchter ant
Iansden addition. Consideration 81
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17
SO sasss- s-ss---ss|'-as' 30 Hs-~s.
WANTED.


WANTED--A bool;kcepcr who Is
rand, accurate and forceful. WAC
recognizes the value Of u detailed &C
counting system to a growing bus
luoss and can prodrce accurate re
suits. Apply in, own handwritlns;
give oxpe44 ence as salary expected
Address cairo, care nHiIein.
WANTED Twenty-Five young mea
or toys, Wednesday, May II, TO de.
lives telephone directories. Apply IL
onieo, Home Telephone Co.
WANTED A general marble and
granite workmau; steady employment
to liShtman, il accepted, at once
DuIrwin Marble 6 Granite Works.
DuTnoin, Ill.,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

Sheriff Fraser made ringing talk
in favor Of getting money into the
treasury and doing something
Enough time has been wasted in talk
Boost Cairo or Bust the Cluh,' eX-
claimed the sheriff, and ne succeeded
In SO arousing the members present
that they adopted his slogan as the
motto of the club.
Secretary Carey has been at work
for some time past on several i'm.
portant indus trial propositions, which
give strong promise resulting favor
ably.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

Columbus, o., May 1G-L. r. An
drews, state senator, Is one of tine
men indicated on charges Of alleged
grating in the legislature. He has
given bail and, with counsel, is now
outlining his defense. His home Is at
Irontown.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17
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HELP WANTE p--MAL-E.

WANTED FOR u. S. army: Able
bodica unmarried men between tht
ises Of Is AMI 35; citizens Of United
states, Of good character and TEN
erate habits, who can speak, rea-
nd write the English language. Fc'
Information apply Recruiting Officer
III Ohio St.eet, Cairo, Ill.
SALESMAN; Travelling; salary and
expenses or commission; Must be
active, ambitious, energetic; Splendil
opportunity: Former experience not
essential. Landmark Cigar Co, Den
yer, "a.
SALESMAN WANTEp-To sol
silk Peticoats direct from factory. Car
make $40 to $35 weekly. ? & B
Skirt Co, Lynn, Mass. Dept. ..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

Don't Get the "sweIl Head"
Pride goeth before destruction and
a naughty spirit before a fal.--Pro-
verbs 1918.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

ing Tennessee and the nation as a
congressman William r. Mickle Is
adijutant general and chief Of staff Of
the United Confederate Veterans, AMI
the sponsorial staff, which is always
CONSPICUOUS feature consists CT Miss
Mary Hunt Turpin, sponsor; Miss
Mary Elise Stewart, maid OF honor;
Mns. Julia johnson Churchill EIankins'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

In some parts of Italy rancid butter
formed into balls with shells Of cheese
is used for lamps.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

chaperon, aud Mrs. VI b. Mcfarland,
matron of honor In addition TO these
ladies, each state represented has four
more. The Sons of the Confederacy
also meet here on May IS. The Little
Rock Auditorium will be the head
quarters of the veterans during the
convention. They viii be reviewed
by General Gordon in front Of the old
Arkansas state capitol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

There are but three classes of men
the retrograde the stationary and the
Observation-Disclosures.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

Mrs. w. 4. Morris will sell her null
merry, ladies' hats, dry goods, notions,
etc. at cost, In order to reduce stock
before oyerhauling her building. II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

Little Rock, Ark, May because
Of the fact hat this year is the fiji
ticth anniversary OF the civil war
there is unusual interest in the annual
reunion of the United Confederate
Veterans. which will be held here
May 1G, II aud is General George
w. Gordan is the commanding officer
of the veterans, and he is also serv-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-17

II Justice Were pons- N
Man--'swho Is tho responsible ,pcys
son in this firm7" ofiice BoyyI'r8
the one who gets all the blama.s ss
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

-frsedom" The sketch was written oy
Miss Tully. In collaboration with Boze-
man Bu.geT. author or ina vaudeVlile
classic. Swat Miiiigan," and OF the
stories OF the baseball hero " the
saIr,s name. With new aelds upon
which 10 draw for material, they ere
said 20 have created q decidedly re-
freshins comedy Ms. Mlss Tsiy a nn am.
other vehicle, the baseball sketch In
which Miss Tully appearsd 50 success
fully last season with Christy Gss
theWson and Chief Meyers. Dsho III
along the big circuit, once In q serio.
comic playlef entitled. stop, LOOK ana
Listen She 10 clever and q versa
tile actress Of long experiences In 'ae
rha second feature OF the program
win be the inimitable Pat Rooney. xau-
Acyllle, favorite, q great eccentric ohh-
Ger and son OF the famous oanS'h Ne
artist OF the same name Assisted ps
hts gracsful partner, Marion Bent. n s
Will offer 4 new collection OF songs ana
dances called The. Busy Bellboy;
Hcey and Lee, character comeo ,.s,,..
ina sixit. -Ths Hebrew Policeman
Bvndiui Brothers will oner mus: on
the accordion. Jacobs COMEDY circus
Introducing the famous taikins ,ton
.Victor," will provide novel sensatlnn.
Bnrnard's Manikins will entertain ootn
tots and the grown-uRs Tns FV Ss
Cnetirir DunbarB viii supply tue
thrills. with daring fea;s In mld-airs
Charlotte RRvenscroft. the sihSIls,
violiniste." will entertain with yocai
Ana inntrumentaf airs. The Mooreo-
scope will close the bill
Chicf among the attractions On the
Temple program for the week OF sept
Is. will be Kajiyama, the wondsrlnI
Japanese handwriting expert and Ms
TROUPE OF students from me Lana ~
widalt advertised as the "man With
two brains" and his feats OF hand
Writing would seem 10 justify the titls
with the aid OF his oriental assistants,
he will ofrei distinct novelty IN the
way or handwriting that Is sure 70 eA
cite much comment. Bowers. Walters
and Croker. The Three Huoes
rustic amusements. will hold secon1
nIacc' While Adele Oswold, known as
sthe rir lady OF vaudeville" VIII come
THRU
The top-iine feature OF the Temple
fheafer program next week VIII pe the
clever and versatile Miss May Tuliy,
and her own company OF three who
comedy sketch. .The Battle Cry of
FREEDOM" The locale chosen Tor the
setting OF the sl<it II Reno. Nevada,
and that part OF the breezy western
citv commonly known as the divorce
colony" where the soon-to-be separa.-
"a are won't 70 congregate while await.
ing the DEGREES which are or sueh T,tai
Importance, In their quest OF nappines
IN the writing OF the sketch. Miss I ui-
III collaborated with Bozeman bulger,
author OF the famous vaudeville Slas
sic. swat Miiiigan.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
DrTRorT OPERA HOUSE.

MONTGOMERY and stone I'm almost
ANY old play would be certain OF o
inr In Detroit but when they are an
nounced as co-stars In musical
comedy by George AIDE. with Gustav
Iuders score. the theatergoers OF De-
froit. with good warrant, promise
comedians on the American stage fen-
10Y greater popularity than these two
young men, who first introduced them
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

week.
ano is a son OF Former President Ze-
laya, Of that republic, who IL now I'm
exile. zelaya, Jr.. Is said TO be a 2oung
man OF pleasing personality. ard he
has real talent as n pianist. according
TO the critics elsewhere. He will be
heard here In varied repertoire.
The third feature Of Importance win
which was originally booked for the
week just closing, but was unavoid-
ably put over. IL will be presented by
Sylvia Bidwell and company and the
who wrote the piece and who 10 well
known here as the author OF about
two score OF melodrafnas The train
effects employed In this playist are
Srss 70 The plot is in a serious elm
and II founded on a real incident Of
the west Palermo and Chefalo. Con
tinental mystifyers." will offer their
Which s %a. featured sfds mit "a
great success In the London Hippo
drome. Kline and Clifton, In n novel
sLit called. THE Dummy's Holiday" =.
Emmett Haney and company. In cos
ing new Mutt and Jen pictures. Will
round out the program.
Mile Meers and her two horses are
OF sept IS This II claimed a. be one
OF the highest -salaried acts of the kind
In vaudeville, and is described as a
really beautiful exhibition. other at
fractions will be: Lena Panther ard
company in sensational wire act (.
LIBBY and Trayer. In the musical come
delta. THE Debutante and Buffalo
BILL" and Belle Dixon. singing and
talking coincidence.
GAYETY.
One OF the best-known OF all bur
lesdue companies "The Bowery Bur-
ieaduers." will hold the boards In the
uayety during the coming week.
Those who are regular supporters Of
that class OF entertainment should he
we'll pleased with the selection. AL
though the comedy II broad and the
situations bright and frivolous the
mahagement gives assurance that no
Objectionable features have been per-
mittcd 20 creep IN. Too Much Tsaacr"
n the tile OF the two-act farce 70 be
presented the plot OF which In full OF
sIde-splitting Incidents. IL is said A
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

showing a hotel at ostend. and tho
second the plaza In front or the pal
ace at Zurach. Its authors are Mark
credited to Edward Madden. and the
music TO Ben NJ. Jerome. L. "A. Hirsch
and Melville Ellis
In this vehicle. Mr.. Bernard has
been supplied with one. Of the best
roles that has come to MIN for q long
time. that OF q wealthy Milwaukee
brewer, who 10 travelling In Europe
with the young Duke Of zurach. The
dIcate his throne for reckles extra
vaSance and there II very active
conspiracy on foot to prevent the duke.
succeeding his deposed relative. The
duke has fallen victim TO the charms
Of an heiress who halls from Fort
Wayne. Ind, and. who. despite her
mothers ambition to have her marry a
account the duke falls deeper In love
with her and. to press his attentions.
exchanges Identities with the brewer.
As the duke. the man from Milwsu.
kce" Is forced TO go to Zurach and Ia
crowned. only to learn that his false
position Is a crime punishable by death.
More complications ensue. but they ara
finally smoothed out In a glorious en-
The production OF "He Came From
milwaukee," was made ready. for stage
presentation by Sidney Eilison. the
En4ilbH stage manager ITOm 4tOTko
Edwardes' oaiety theater. London. Mr..
Bernard IL said TO have assembled an
exeellent company. including Nella
Bergan, Louise Mink, Anna Wheaton.
Alice Gordon, Billy CASTOR. Georgt
baldwin. Henry Norman, Nicholas Ju.
deIs, Charles r. Burrows and large
and handsome" chorus.
Miss Grace Van Studdiford will bring
a large company to the Garrick thaater
Thursday evening. Sept. IL, Cor a three
days engagement. In her most recent
light opera success. "The Paradise of
Mal.omet,''. Miss Van. stpddiford 10 well
known 10 Detroit audiences. although
II IL two years since she was last seen
I'm this city In THE Golden Butterfly"
The new piece Is said TO have been
imported to America In its original
attractive musically and TO provide the
star with every chance TO display nsr
vocal talent The company IL large
Miss George and the new Playhouse
company will begin a weeks engage
ment In the Garrick theater on Mon
day, Sept. is In. Cecily Hamilto n's
comedy, "Just 10 Get Married" which
r. said TO overflow with bright and
witty lines and ludicrous situations. II
IL regarded In London, where IL ran
for over 500 nights az being unusually
bright and refreshing Mr., Prady seis-
ed npon II at once as ntting closely
into the repertoire plans that he has
laid out for Miss George In The Play
house company for his new temple OF
drama In New York this season. splen-
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
FAMILY.

Raumey's iliiputian dog circus. one
OF the strongest animal acts ON the
vaudeville stage. IL the headliner TOT
the Family theater next week Kew
mey's, CANNES OF various breeds. In
cludiEE French poodles. collies. tex
terriers. bull terriers and greynounos,
have been educated to a point said 70
approach the sensational They play
musical instruments. sing little, IN
dulge I'm considerable comedy ana ere
hum0rously serious In their dramatic
sltuations IL - claimed for Reuinefs
circus that Il Is unparalleled in vaude-
vtllo
The wang Doodle quartet r. another
notable feature OF the Fanily's new
bill The members or this musical OF
eaplnation are said 20 be most enter
tanning singers. their act being inter
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

selves 10 fame in The Wizard Of or"
and who subsequently proved the ALI
-Ihe Red MIL They return now TO
fIn Dofroit opera house for an engage.
n.1nf OF one week, beginning Monday
IiI4hf. Offering for the second time here
I-I'ho Old Town" In which they played
.I.fransfuiiy all last season. dividfng
neatly ALI their time between the
Globe fhnafer. New York, and the
.|,I1ehnkor fhoater, Chicago.
The nrst act OF The old Town" shows
rnff1ro AZ 81 Augustine, Fla. and the
second act gives a marvellous view OF
,|nnhiain and valley from the porch Of
= modesf bungalow IN California.
.n1l3nnery and stone nrst appear In
||1 rnIse 81 stranded circus men. who.
..|&| stress % circumstances. are
1b|Iaed 20 give an entire performances
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

spersed with clever dancing and com
edy work. Davis n Pollack are 10 DC
seen IA an original skit entitlsd Ds
furnishes ample theme for pasutnlns
on the stage This act has Jlst peSn
accorded an enthusiasts rocepuoh W
Pittsburgh audiences. .,ona
Edna barrie Is a dainty comedienne.
vary versatile in her accomplishments
on the vaudeville stage. MISS oAr,,e
has a good voice and 10 said 70 DC
OF the moss agile actresses IN IA
800. nast matters I'm the art OF terpsi-
chora and work well together. Sni''
lCousinued ON Page Five.)
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

score OF musical numbers have been
interpreted. An additional feature -
offered by the management In ira
vesty OF the famous courtroom scene
from Madam A." Nothing more htiaf-
ious has ever been seen on the bur-
lesaue stage, II IL claimed. Fitzgerald
and Quinn. who have been closely
identified with the ''Bowery Hur-
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
IN LOCAL PLA YI7OUSES :.

rby themselves, the artists OF the
troupe having deserted as protest
against non payment OF salaries and
two comedians opportunity TO appear In
a dozen different DISCUSSES, Whie.
means, OF course the introduction OF
nuInber OF excellent specialues w
their own Rssulina,r, style; Ths T hiESiy
spoken .of. and Mr. Dillingham; mas
given the stars supporting cast tniiy
equal TO the interpretation OF Ar
Lulers' melodies as well as Mr, ACE
the We'll, Known principals. ares: clara
Palmer. Charles box, w J. Mccarthy,
FIoszie Hope. eismentina Dpndas,
Gene Vole, Harold Russeil, Niisihh
Tanguay. A special feature Is The
old Town" pony ballet. in some distine-
tive dancing numbers
tesss Which viii be seen in the De-
troit opera house the week beginning
Sept ls has a most attractive role az
Count Horkoy, Lieutenant OF the He-
serves. lie Is a fine type Of the manly
young officer, with the true spirit OF
daring and high sense or humor.
In a breezy manner he entangles his
brothsr officers In Cupid's msshes, un-
ell he himself falls victim. Then ne
becomes a sincere. earnest. ideal lover.
.,,.... GARRICK.
Fam Bernard. one OF the always well
come laugh makers. will be the sea-
sons first regular attraction In the
Garrick theater, beginning next MOD
day evening. when this jolly comedian
will inauEurate an engagement OF
three nights In the musical comedy,
"He Came From Milwaukee," In wnlch
he scored q success here lass May.
The piece II In two acts. the nrst
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

dId opportunities are afforded Aiss
George. IL IN reported. Lyn Hardink,
the famous English actor, Will be seen
in association with Miss George.
LYCEUM.
The big musical comedy hit. rnree
Twins" comes TO the Lyceum theater
neat week. beginning with a matinee
sunday Three Twins" - a combina-
tlon OF nearly everything tnat IL iestr-
able ia musical comedy. with enough
plot 10 hold IL together and command
unha gPing interest until the fall OF
the curtain
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
rrMPLE

tThs BAttle Cry 81 Frsedom- - the
Historic title applied TO the one-Aet
comedy sketch which Will constitute
the keaClins feature OF the Temple
and nm excellent supporting company
81 fhrea win present. the laugh MAKER,
the scene OF which ~ laid IN the gay
divorce colony or the breezy western
city Of Reno The skit has TO do attn
the nIfairs OF some OF the divorceeS.
and points with gentle satire et the
fads and foIbtes OF the fashionable set
who journey thither 20 regain their
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

Unusual interest attaches TO the
Miles theaters bill for next week be-
cause 1t has for a headliner May Yohe.
the former musical comedy star whose
Affairs OF the heart have been the SEN
satlon OF two continents The nrst
was her marriage TO Lord Francis
Hope OF London. who divorced her.
Her elopement TO japan with MAJ. Put
nam Bradlee Strong. SON of q former
mayor OF New York, came next. but
the attachment was short-lived Miss
Yohe3 return to the stage as q vaude-
Vile entertainer dates from about q
year ago. and her forthcoming visit &c
the Miles will be her first since she
appeared here long years ago I'm one
Of the old musical extravaganzas thai
were once so popular. She comes here
direct from an engagement In the east
where she IL said to have been well
received. She has been greeted BY
packed houses wherever she has APP
peared. Her act consists Of up-to-date
songs
on the same bill with Miss Yohe will
be Alphonse Zelaya, q pianist whose
playing has earned for him the sobri-
quet OF "the Paderewski Of Central
America" He halls trom Nicaragua.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

Lizzie Frehgh. another popular enter
tainer. again head the cast. which has
been materially strengthened this
season II includes Chas. Jansen.
Samie Brown. Minnie Lee. Edna Green,
Josie Kline. the three NORM sisters,
Zoe West. and George Thornton.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

Three Twins" Is adapted from Mrs.
Pacheo's famous farce, "Incog" IL Is
the story OF a determined youth. bent
on marrying the woman Of his choice.
but who, naturally, Is not the selection
or the father. Not succeeding. he de-
cidts to disg uise himself after q pno-
tograph he finds on the beach and -
persuades his irate father to give his
consent. The photograph happens 20
he that OF a married man. just con-
valescing from n nervous attack and
returning from a sanitarium In search
OF his wife. He also has twin broth
er, who II engaged 10 n girl at The
same resort and who opportuneiy ar.
rives on the scene. So the three mes.
and many screaming situations are
created. Finally the unfortunates are
landed I'm a neighboring Insane asylum
and the faithful wife, the loving fiances
and the confused sweetheart arrive 10
visit their Individual interests that
seem 90 suddenly to have become one
ana the same. The father and other
principals also arrive and things are
straightened out most satisfactorily.
The big New York production with
so people, necessitating the use OF two
COACHES and two baggage cars for
transportation. IL promised. This Is
tho fret local presentation OF the piece
at popular prices.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1911-09-15
Rugged Memorial.

Near Bloomil gton, ILL.,, lies an i'm.
mense boulder, which biologists be-
lieve to have been deposited there by
some mighty glacial flow from the far
north at least 10000 years ago. 1t is
picturesque and rugged, but of no use
whatever to the owner of the land on
which 1t rests. With hi. consent it Is
to be removed and pu: to an arpropri-
ate use.
Under the auspices Of the Old Set.
tiers association that huge boulder
will be taken to the town of Metamora
and placed as a memorial to mark
the spot where Lincoln and Douglas
engaged in n of their great consti-
tutional debates in 1858. With proper
inscriptions commemorative Of that
struggle between two intellectual
giants that old boulder will have CIV
en- a worthy mission to ~posterity.-
New York Evening Mail.