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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-09-02

Stimn1te fir Nufnabme BON Mriz
3ona, nit Der Riidberufungs@ @8lauz
fel.
5timmte fir 3ollreouttion auf
WpQe uno 9aumpolle.
9erger trot fir oie 8esnaoisung
oes 2ofomotipffbrers Cough in Paz
mama Elm unb ebenfaGs fir 3ulo1uns
bes ruIiii6en HepolutionGrs Sbeooor
Maltpff, fpel6et als blinoer Yafasier
lanbete. 9(ub Itbte er es bur4, ouB
sen 8rieftrdgern geitattet tpuroe, tpGbz
reno bes beiben Wetters in SemOdrs
meln ibren Oiq1if gu perieben.
Berger lpurbs ipdbreno ieines gufz
entbalts in Wdfbington fortpdbrenO
nit 3uI1riften BON Mrbeitern uno
llnionbeanlten, in ipel6en alle mD9li@
he Muftldruna iiber Trasen, Die fir
etrbsttrr prrt syfittereHe Iinb, perlanet
nuroen, iiberihDemmt.
Die Ioeialiitii6e 8etpeeune 1T
oura 9srsers' SbGtisfeit i'm 8onsreB
9unoerttaufenoen our 8enntniB gez
fomrnen, oie fonit ni6ts oapOn tpuBz
ten. Die Mrbsiter baben ourh Die
fopitaliitii4e Yrefie erfabren, bob
nidt oie apDlf l1nionmitslieoer, Die
i'm aonereb iiben, ionoern 8ictor
Berger ibr 8ertreter i'm &ongreB 1T.
8ongreB uno Die u B etter.
/ 9Sn Der grtro=Seiiion oes 8ongreiz
! les ipuroe belonoers bon Der oemofraz
; tii6en. Msbrbeit Iebr piel iiber
| ,,gplfsnp6l" unb rMrbeiterliebe" sez
i6rieen, aeer mas nuroe fir oie Or
better gethan9
! eSm oemofrdti16en Saus oer Gez
prdIentanten pur0e nur Die Hefolllz
tion iiber bas Saplor=Spitem angez
nommen, bie aber i'm Senat ni4t
ourhging.
! 5pleenbe 8iGs oie i'm sSntereHe
i Ger 9lrbeiter eineerei6t puroen, liez
gen in oen perihiebenen 8omitesRduz
! men begraben:
Gire Bin, um oen GrloB BON Gin=
/; baltsbefeblen in Mrbeitertdmpfen gu
rssuliren.
8ill, um Mrbeiter= Unions bon Sen
8eItimmungen Oes 9lntizSruftgelebes
uus5unebmen.
Yin fir Mlterspeniipnen.
8in, tpel6e 0ie 8efOroerung bon
Waaren oie bon Strdf flingen ,unb
ainoern berseitellt peroen rerbietet
| Bin betreffs 9aftpfli9t Ser Or
beiteeber Bel llnfdllen.
| 8ta, um amerifaniIden Seeleuter
tire tpnititutionelen Re4te 81 saran.
tiren.
| 8in, INN Soloaten gu berbinOern
nit gtpil Mrbeitern 81 tonturriren
8ia 5tpeds gtabliruns zines Ir.
Oepartements.
Bill, 0erbot Der en=Mrbeit in
Oiitriet Columbia betreffenb.
8ia, 8ef9dftisung bon 8inoert
ourh Die 8unoesre9ierung.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-09-02

gepDbnli6 fallen ibnen bic abbdne
siaen ainber unb sefallenen Mdbden
gum Opfer.
Die @6peitern beaablen ibren
Opfern niht nun fetnen Sohn = in
8elqien aibt es 'gan5e 8 Gents 2obn
fir IL bis IA Stunben Nrbeit an
feinen @piben fonOern Die Mdo>
den uno 'ainoer erbielten unseniigen=
oe Iabrune uno ipuroen auf jeoe
8eiIe pernadldfist.
gto6 niemals ipurben Die So5iaz
liiten angetlast, ben 8apitalismus
au beeiinitigen. Die nMilia GbrtIti"
iebp9, beren 9lllfgabe es lit, ben go
sialismus gu befdmpfen, erfreut ii9
Der unteritiiBung uller aapitalii item,
audi penn oieie ni9t iatbpliId iino.
Wie lebr mir Die fapitaliitii6e
Qusbeutuns aud betdmpfen, mir aiez
ZEN iie, Dor bic Wabl geiteat, Der
tutbOliifsn gusbentuns bel @sitsm
borl
8ictpr 8. 8eruer.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-09-02
Repne iiber 8ereer's GH6tiefcit
im 1tcnoreb.
(9lus Waihinaton.)

Die Waibinston Office Ser Scat.
Soe. YreB, miro bis CUR GrDffnuns
Ser nGditen resuldren Sefiipn oes
aonereHes seidlohen iein. Gum
SGluhe ienoe i9 Die folgenoe &ebue
iiber Die Sbdtisteit oes einiamen, TO-
cinliitii9en HeprdIentanten 8tetor
Berger uno iiber Die llntbdtigteit Der
anoeren Mitglieoer bes 8pnereFes in
8ssug uuf Mrbetters8ils.
5plgenbe 8ins uno HeIplutionen
puroen BON Berger eingereiht:
3uriifberufung Der 8unoestruppen
bon Ser merifanil6en 8renae.
ginberufung elmer nationulen fons
Ititutipnellen &pnpention.
llnteriudung Ser Gntfiibrung Mc>
Hamara's BON SnOianapplis na4 gaz
lifornien.
Mblhafffna -bes @enats, bes 0ea
tos oes prGiioenten uno 8ei6rdntung
Der Madt oes Supreme z@eri4ts in
aluslesung Ser @eiebe.
Heoucirung Der Mrbeitsitunoen Der
5rauen i'm Oiltrict Of Columbia gu
| a6t Stunoen tdslih uno Ibi4afz
fung Der Na4tarbeit.
9lmenoements gum lieferungsz
seieB, 10 oab Gntfibrungen ni4t
| mebr 5tottftnben tDnnen.
| gsipiQieung bon 4utps fir 8eamte
0es Siitritts Columbia, bamit lie
beFer i6ren Sienit perieben tDnnen.
8erbpt ser 8ei6Gftigung BON &inz
bern unter 16 Sabren, ieitens Der
8unoesregierung.
Qllters=Yenltpnen fir Die 8eteranen
| Der Snbuitrie.
/ Grnennung elmer &pmmiHion fir
| ltnterIu6ung Der Differs peni iionss
frage.
M}it gusnabme oss McNamaraz
6anes bat Der aongreb ale oieIt
9ias uno 3eiolutionsn isnorirt. 8ez
treffs McNamara fano Elm 8erbD,
| itutt uno Die 8erihte bariiber tpuroer
in 5000 gremplaren georudt uni
perbreitet. 2lud bas Senats@aomitt
nabm Stelluns gu oieiem 5all uni
sab gu, baB Die Iuslieferuns Wteyea:
mara's niht in Sronuns mar. Ser.
ger's 8ins fpuroen aber in Der Prei1'
lebbaft oisfutirt unb Der gntpur'
ieiner Mlters=peniionsbia uno iein
Reoe uber oie Woolbin purben II
bunoerttauienOen BON @remplarer
perbreitet. Oies mar oas erfe Mal
| oab Dis Mnii4ten Ser Socialiiten iibe1
Die Sariffrase i'm aongreb sebOr
pur6en.
gerger's 9 tum i'm 8 II e.
Gr itimmte fir oirette GrtpGb
lung Der Senatoren uno fir &Dntroll
oieIer Wablen burh Die 8unoesbebOr
Ben.
Stimmte fir aampagnezpublict
tdtsz8i[l.
Stimmte fir Heciprocitdt nit Ga
naoa.
Il Stimmte fir 5armerszJreiliite.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-09-02

Stir bo
Spsialbemotratie beibt oieienlse
Ybaie Der 3ipilifation. ipel6er es be-
itintnt lit, Der Periooe oes Saplta@
lismus Su folgen. :,
Oes 3ebteren Sino unp Grbe TT
fpmit Die SoSialoemotrdtie.
Die Soaialoemptratie 1T heute oas
politiits, fumphl aIs audi oas ptrtbz
Ihaftlide Notwithstanding oes
mooernen Sroletariats.
Die Grfabrung bat bem Yroleta~
rier eeIebrt, oab er nidts ais feline
Setten Su perlieren uno Iles 81 ee>
ipinnen bat our6 ben 3uiammenz
bruh Der fapitaliitiiden 8eieui6aftsz
oronung.
Die ipSialoemptratifas 2ebre be-
fubt iich niht nit oen Sineen bes
9laubens. sic tiimmert iih aus
fdlieblih um Oinge, Die Dem 9ebiete
oss @ihens aneebDren. Die religiOz
fen lleberssueuneen iino ibr rein priz
bate 9lnesleeenbeiten. sic fru9t teiz
men ibrer Inhdnser, oh lie Metbooi>
item, HOmii6 8atboliide, Suoen,
Mubdmmebaner pber 8uppbiiten iino.
SIT elm Mann ebrli6 uno pillens
einsutreten fir bic gefreiung Der
9lrbeitsrtlaIie, fir Den geielIidaftli=
6en gsiiB Der 9roouttion uno @erz
tebrsmittel, 10 lit er unlsr Dtunn.
Gin gurihe, nit Ndmsn Yeter W.
@ollins, SetretGr elmer Ibart Der
Snternatipnalen electrical Worfers,
oenn 0anf Der gollins', giebt es in
Oieiem ssa6e strsi Unions, belt eine
8prlefune sseen ben So5ialismus,
eelsaentli9 elmer Jog. tatboliiden
Gbautauqua Su Spring Sant bst
WuuteIbu, gBis.
sd min isbo9 feline 3eit psrz
ihpenben duf Die 2iieen uno Ser
lsumounssn bes 2iisenzr rPeter" BON
Ger rMili5 gbriftt" gu antfporten.
Nur penige Worte iiber Die Wfilia
fsftft nrDhten uneebradt fem.
9ieIe .Wlilitia Of Gbriit" rpures
our6 oie rDnii9@tatbolii4e Stride
aeariinpet, oumit Iie Den perlorenen
GinfluB auf fatbpliide Irbelter Del
Rirne tpieoer erobere.
sic piro BON irIdnbii6en Sdtbolts
fen aefiibrt, oenn oieie 1lnp nun EN-
nal Die treuelten Spbne Der STRIDE
Ndrum?
gBsil in Srlanb 9errsn uno ane9;
ts nidt nur ip5ial, ionDern au1 N
reliuioIsr uno nationdler 0ln1l6
itarf BON sinunosr ssIdieoen limb.
Der irlGnbiiae Bauer tit telt1'd
uno romiI6ztdtboliid. Gr miro ourd
DEN 9runbbefBer aus9ebeutst. O'
9Iusbeuter iino 2(nelo@Su6isn, pro
teItunten unb 9roBgrunbbeilser.
Sommt bin5u, eine proteitanttl6
StuatsfirAe i'm fatboliiGen Sanoe.
Sol6e 3uitGnoe gibt es in De
eunsen Welt nitt, nit Iusnabn
Don GuNii6 Polen
OieIe 3uItGnpe batten CUR Jol9e
oaB Ser irldnbii6e Bauer blInollng'
een Gebpten Ieiner Prieferi6uft &c
bor6t.
yiun tpisber gu unierer Wfili5. Sbr
9tufgube lit es, allies gu betdmpfsn
mas 6ortidritt uno gr5isbung bebeu
ten fDnnte.
Sasseen mub lie fir Mles eintrs
ten, mas Oummbeit. Hudihrttt
Mberalauben uno r0mii4es air6en
tfum fDrbern tonnte.
uno bab sShr's nur piBt, Sbr RI
miih=tatbolii6en 9lrbeiter unb vi
beiterinnen.
,Hireenbs in Ger gun5en 5ipiliiil
ten Welt ift Der 3uitano Der 2lrbeitel
tlaiIe 10 erbdrmlih pie geraoe
ben fatboliihen 2dnbern." Spaniel
Portugal, Stalien, Merito, Die iii
amsritaniIhen Republiten iinb 8e
, fpiele oapon.
Sc itdrter bic MaHen Der fatbol
ihen Stride anhdngen, oeIto idmme
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-09-02

Wer oie Nationalorganiiuz
tion Der SocialiIt 4artp itdrfen, ibr
SbGtigteitsfelb eripeitern min, ber
itimme seeen oas Nationalreferenoum
6. Wer aber Der Iniidt 1T, Die Sea
tionaloreaniiation bate eissntlih
iiterbaupt teine @riftena aberedtigung,
Der 1timme nit ,ia."
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-09-02
lteber Sic Mills Gbriiti.
Sir oas rGfo4.

nGdo".
lider iino aud Die pirtbidaftliden
unb mpraliihen 3nitdnbe oteier Wfa1@
fen.
@s lit oeraoeau oas Gbaratteriitis
ide an Der r0miI9en airhe, baB lie
Die Maiien in Senoran5 uno Oumm=
belt perfommen ldbt gu Nub uno
Srommen ser berrIfenben &laRe.
Die rMilia Gbriiti" tit ourdaus
tein neues .Snititut. Inter Dem Naz
men r@anta Sermanbab" beitano es
in Spanien unb leinen 8olonien lett
Sabrbunberten. ,Santa9ermanodo"
bebeutet fait oas 9Isi4e mis nTsilt5
Gbrtiti".
Die Singer Der Santa 9ermanz
oab" tparen oaSu Do, um Wtdnner,
yrduen uno 3inper an5ugeben, bic
pielleiht 9lnIihten beeen tDnnten, Die
ben SntereHsn Der Stride piberz
itreiten mOhten. Sold Elm Mann,
sSrau ooer 8inb lpuroe ourh bic
Singer Der rSantd SermanOab" sez
fangen senpmmen unb Der nheiligen
Snquilitipn iiberliefert. 8epobnli4
purben ipl9e 9erhafteten gemartert
bis lie etpas seltanben, unb alsbann
lebenbia perbrannt, benn bic rbeiltse
Stride pergiebt niemals Wienidenz
blut".
gsreute Der .Yerbre6er" feline
Siinoen, 10 ipurbe er erIt er0rofelt,
ionIt tpurpe er perbrannt, gum grDBez
rem Rubme Gottes, ,ao maiorem Del
gloriam", iagte man Oamals.
@eber 9llter, 9si6le6t, nod Stelz
lung gepGbrte SduB gegen 8erodhz
tieungen.
gines sseinbes erloeene 9usIuee,
Der 8eiib elmer 8ibsl genii9te, UNI
Die belten Mdnner unb 5rauen Spa@
MEMS Dem 96eiterhaufen gu iiberz
dntlpprten.
Der heutige 3uitanb Spaniens uno
Der IpdniIden Hepubliten 1T ods Hez
iultat BON Sahrbnnberten Der air&
6snEerr f6dft, inter gstbilfe ser
! .Milis gbriiti" oieIer 2dnoer.
Die r0miI9ztatboliIhe Stride bat
ibren 9(nipru9 auf Weltberri4aft
nod nienals aufgeeeben. Sisie lit
immer nod ibr Siel.
Die Stride perltert an Wd6t in
europa, ia Ipear in Spanien uno
Yortugal.
9o6 eritartt tie bisr5ulanos Sag
fir Sag,
llnp Die geter Collins neblt Der
rMili5 G1riiti", tpiirben 5peifelsobne
lieber Geute als moreen Die Hplle Der
Santa 6ermunsao" Spaniens bier
5ulunre iibernebfnen, penn Die Stride
nur Die Maht bate.
glber INNER nod lit Die gepDlte1
rung oisies 2anoes gu flint Se9tel
niht tutboliid.
gbe Die 6erren BON Der beiligen
SnquiIition oas 3seiment bier iiber.
nebmen t0nntsn, miiBte iih eine He:
formation abipielen, nit tpelder per:
gliden bic 9aeformutipnen 2utber's
Cabins unb &nor' iid sabm aus:
nsbmen miiBten
| Mber Die nG6lte Reformation tptrI
bic Sheen Ser fran5Oiiiden Rebolu'
tion unb ben neuen 9eoanten oes
| Sosialismus in fi6 pereinigen, uni
baourh beiOe enpli4 Iiesret4 bur9
Ieben.
Die beiliee rOmiihe Stride unb oi
rMili5 Gbriiti" mO9en es ii6 selag
Tsin lohen.
Wlan brau9t gar nidt auf Spa
MIN unb Die lpaniiGen Hepublitel
gu tpeilen, mill man porbemonItriren
lpas beraustpnmt, tpenn bic airG
terrI6t.
! Man iebe ii9 gelsisn an Wenn
9leih So5ialiiten uno 2iberale srob
j: Nuftldrunesarbeit in bem 2dnbe ge
: leiitet baben, 10 beiiben Die HDmline
Die politiI9e Ma4t bur9 oas plural
fpablre6t. Oaourh bat jeOes Wii
: glieb Der fapitdliitifaen alaiIe, be
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lider iinp audi Die pirtbidaftli9en
uno moraliiden 3uitdnbe bieier wfaiz
fen.
@s tit eerabe5u oas Gbaratteriftiz
I6e an Der r0mii9en airde, bab tie
Die Ma1en in Senoran5 nno Oumm@
belt perfommen ldbt gu Nub uno
Srommen ser berrifenoen &laI1e.
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-09-02

Die @aibinson Office Der Ta Smute fir anfnu9me bon 4r
o P miro bis GrDffnung 5ona nit idberuun9s lal
Der nddafen roulGren Seffpn Ns lei
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04
Queer Church characterization.

The chancellor Of lie diocese who
refused to sanction the design for
memorial window In u Carlisle church
ON the ground that an angel Is depict.
ed wearing the coat of arms of the
dean and chapter of Carlisle would
assuredly make short work of the Lin.
coin cathedral Imp" which finds
place among the angels forming the
angel choir in that building Up and
down England are To be found hun
dreds of examples OF the humor Of
ecclesiastical architects of past age.
from the snarllng griftins worked into
the stoneWork Of Henry Wis chapel.
Westminster abbey, to the dun COW
aud mlkinaills In Durham cathedral.
A cat playing violin can be seen In
Wells cathedral. and In Hereford ca
thedral Two cats apparently perform
Ing violin duet Boston Stump" Is
crowded with fantastic carvings.
among which may be mentioned a
wife chnstising her husband. teacher
Gaming a pupil and nm orchestra COM
posed of bears playing an organ.
bagplpe and drum. -- Westminster
Gazette
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04
She Wanted Both.

The matinee performance was about
half over when distracted looking
woman with curly haired youngster
of six sought out the man In the box
office.
There are boxes on your chairs in
there" she began, land they say drop
nickel In and get box of candy"
Eyes. see" asserted the man In the
box Office.
"Well," she continued Indignantly, II
dropped a nickel In for my little girl"
And couldn't you get the candy?"
queried the box office man. Walt: III
see Ii we can get 1t out"
'Oh, yes" answered the woman; II
got the candy all right. but couldn't
get the nickel out"
And to the ticket man at least this
remark furnished more dramatic mo-
ment than any In the play.-Louisyill
Times
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04

In committing the sentence of Fred
Warren, editor of the Socialist paper.
Appeal to Reason, to d fine of 800,
President TAFT placed about the right
estimate upon Warrens offense. The
court had said the penalty should he
six months in jail and a fine of $500.
Warren's offense was not that he Of
fered a reward for the kidnapping Of
Ex-Gov. Taylor Of Kentucky to turn
him over TO the Kentucky authori-
ties: but that he printed the offer Oh
his business envelopes and other sta
tionery, seemingly for purpose other
than that Of procuring justice in the
case Of Taylor, and sent them through
the mails in violation OF law. The
fact that Warren had previously con
suited the postmaster and had been
told by the latter that the mailing of
such matter would not be a violation
OF the postal laws, naturally miti-
gates Warren's offense, and raises the
question as to whether or not post
mastery should be permitted to con-
strue the postal laws off-hand upon
their own responsibility, in matters
Of this character. Generally postmas-
tiers do not DO this, but submit such
matters to the department at Wash
ington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04
WOMAN EXPLAINS
GRAVE ROBBERY
VISION FROM GOD SHOWED HER
SAuFLEY WOULD RISE
FROM DEAD.
SHE WORKED ALL NIGHT
Abandoned the Task When She
Found She Could Not Open Cas-
ket--IMrs. Harrison Taken
in Custody Yesterday

Stanford, KY, Feb. ga vision
from God told me that he would rise
again." said Mrs Amanda |. Harri
son in confessing before Judge Bailey
this afternoon that she worked all OF
Tuesday night digging into the grave
and removing the casket containing
the body of Geo. b. s5aufiey the at
tomey, which was found above the
grave in the cemetery here early
Wednesday.
Mrs Harrison, who was arrested in
a remote part Of Adair county, nearly
100 miles away, today readily admit
ted her connection witnsthe attempt,
ed grave robbery. and said she had
no accomplice.
In explanation of he wierd story in
which she says she was the sole &C
,cr, Mrs, Harrison said that on last
Saturday morning she experienced Il
vision from God in which she was asi
sured that the attorney would arise
from the dead if the earth covering
his should be removed
Conhding her intentions to no one
Mrs Harrison went about her plans
for freeing the body Before leaving
her home on the night OF her quest
she secured a spade aaG stealing Into
the cemetery about Midnight began
her task With hands unused to a
spade she says she saoveled the dir
from the grave. confident that the
end of her task meant the restoration
to life of the man who had secured
he" a divorce.
After she had removed all of the
dirt from over the casket and had
lifted 1t above the earth she was I'm
able TO remove the lid, said Mrs. Har'
rson, and the lights n the distance
warned her that persons were being
aroused and that dawn was near.
Thereupon she abandoned her task
and having previously requistioned
the services OF the son of one OF her
tenants Departed for ttdair county.
1t was at the home Of relatives that
she was found today by officers &C,
companied by Rowan Sau1ay, brother
of the dead man. The warrant On
which Mrs. Harrison was arrested
charged Decorating grave.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04

| CAIRO BIOGRAPHY
.||++++.--.-~+++44....-..
BY r. E. Potter

Cairo's historical biography so far
published lacks representatives Of
the quiet industrious, intelligent eitl
&ens who are the backbone of tbs
community. These people do nc;
seek publicity, being devoted Ia tnal,
vacations, to living comfortable
quiet life and raising good families
whale not unmindful of their duties
TO society. They generally NANTES;
an interest in schools, churches. fra.
ternal and benevolent societies. whnc
OF denonstratiye, they are public on
isited and favor improvements de
signedfor the city's welfare. Their
influence and votes go invariably ior
the highest good Of the city. accord
ing 10 their conservative judgement
They are conservatives, of course
II radicals, they could not be ouiet
unobtrusive citizens. Thei, routes
OF daily travel are usually betwaen
their homes and their places of hus.
mess or employment, whether these
De olilces, stores, factories, ware
houses, mechanic shops, railroad de
pots and yards. boat landings, OF
other places of business or indus
'fiai activity While the hours 0,
recreation may afford them diye,si
y or variety, the fanily men amons
them generally find the time put ii
az nome productive OF the most sat
isiactory rest and entertainment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04

Cairo has probably as large pro
portion of such modest and valua-
BILE citizens as any other CONNER,
cal and industrial centre is che
country. There are so many of them
it would be impossible to embrace
all in a historical biography, and to
make selection of representative:
from them for such publicity can be
no easy matter, unless taken at ras
dom as they may occur to the pup
licist.
A bricklayer and stone mason, n
quiet young man, but intelligent and
well equipped by knowledge of his
trade. first came here in 1855. He
vas employed os the first brick build
ings erected in this city. Since that
time he has worked as jouneyman
employer and contractor on so many
constructions Evidence of his skill
carefulness asd thoroughness can be
found in all parts of the city Wheth-
er his Job was building a large bIs
mess house, or a dwelling, or only q
cist RI or chimney the work wcs
ii.i2 TO stand without showing weak
ress or cracks after the lapse OF
Years. He was no CRATER for he
would lose money on a contract rath.
er than slight the work on 1t. He
did much of the original brick sewer
work in this city, and after forty
years use these sewers We're found
remarkably well preserved.
The subject of this sketch has al
ways been a close observer and
student. especially in the line of me.
chanies, and for many years has
been sought for advice by old res
idents aware of his qualifications and
good judgment when confronted with
problems as to constructions Of diff
ferent Kinds and for various purpos'
IS, or related to steam machinery,
plumbing or civil engineering pro
iects. This gentleman has been =
steady-going man, always running on
an even keel, as sailors would say
He was young but now is old. Al
though able to get around on the
streets and having a mind as clear
as ever, he has for some years been
unable to perform manual labor Some
wears back his friends put him for
ward for city treasurer and he was
elected by large majority. He serv-
ed the city well two years. Again he
is candidate, for the approaching
election to be held in April.
Everybody reading this sketch
knows by this time that Mr.. James
Quinn is the subject Of 1t. He is
brought to mind by his candidacy for
city treasurer, but the sketch is in.
tended for genuine biography. OH.
er worthy gentlemen Will be candi
dates for the offie, and whoever is
elected the duties Of the Office are
certain to be we'll performed. A
strong financial institution has to
furnish the treasurers bond, and that
insures always the appointment Of
competent deputy VINO gives the
duties of the Office direct and eff
cient attention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04
Bread and DYSPEPSIA,

The conclusion that wheat bread is
unfit for dyspeptics. sometimes jump
cd ut because i'll effects are noticed to
follow its use. Is erroneous. On the
contrary. it has been pointed out by
Bouchard and others that farinaceous
food is peculiarly adapted to some dys-
peptic patients 1t Is the microbes la
the starch which are capable of pro-
ducing Irritating acids that cause the
trouble. TO avoid this Bouchnrd rec
ommends that only the crust or toast
ed crumbs of the bread be used by
dyspeptlcs. particularly those whose
stomachs are Diluted. The reason Of
this is explained by the fact that bak-
Ing temporarily, though not perma-
nently, arrests the fermentation Of
dough When 1t Is again heated by
the warmth of the stomach the fer
mentatlon Is renewed In cases where
the bread Is toasted brown through
the fermenta ton Is stopped perma-
nently. - Family Doctor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04
Some Letters.

An Ingenious person has discovered
that the three most forcibie letters III
Four alphabet are \ X G tenergy'. that
the two which contain nothing are VI
r temptyl. that four express great cor
pulenre. o y G. T tohesityE That two
are In decline. - * dtSaN', that
four indicntc exalted Statidr \ /. \
c (excellency,. and three excite eur
tears. yet when pronounced together
are necessary to Il good understanding
Il + & ieiegy and legi.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04
Don't Worry--Eat.

Memphis, Tenn.-Mrs. Emma D
Looney. of this place, says: II suf
fered misery for nearly eight years
but since taking Cardui, am much
stronger, and | haven't missed sin
Gle meal. | hardly know how to OK.
press my gratitude" Don't worry
about your symptoms-Cardui don't
treat them. What you need Is
strength. Cardui helps you TO get II.
Take Cardm, because other tonlcs
and medicines do not contain its pc
culiar and successful ingredients, i'm
ported especially for its manufacture.
Han a century Of success has stamped
Cardni with the seal Of public APPROX.
al. During this time, Cardui has
benefited million women Why not
your Try it, today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-02-04
Cloth From Old Ropes.

An English manufacturer has sue
ceeded in making a fabric from old
ropes. He obtained a quantity Of old
rope and cordage, unraveled it and
wove 1t by secret process into a
kind of cloth. The resultant material
he dyed dark brown. A suit OF
clothes made from this queer stuff
was worn by the manufactures him.
self, and it is said that he has large
tfade in this line in the British col
onies.