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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
SECRET or LONG LIFE.


80 far NV feel at liberty to at
tribute. my length OF days to any
thing that ! can pretend to have
done. Y paay say that / was for
tnnate h y6er wise enough
tSretirsf III business be-
fpre waSE Fifty ehrs sf raHe. /,
Since then ! have en4 INA sts
lead as industrious aAtfa asevhr. 4
bat In doing things wfiichsWare
agreeable to me and avoiding
everything likely to give me
anxiety ar care. have always
been careful about what went
into my mouth-more careful
than about what came out Of 1t.
Since ! was fifty / haven't
done any breadwinning. When
was forty I began to give up.
Since Their ! haven't let anything
worry me. I'm very industrious.
After a man IL forty bis powers
begin td decline. IA young man
ought to foresee that and set
aside something each week in a
bank that he can't open. Never
mind h0w little be gets--let him
put away something. Then he
caffturn some day from earning
ayliving and be useful. have
complete independence and liber-
" now because I did that. !
hnxeAHUae work for nothing with
outgthinking about money for a
long fime.--John Bigelow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
Marked For Annihilation. .

MAI keu GUT AuHIilAotloHs
1t is now suggested that Cover
nor Woodrow -lson is marked for
destruction BY Big Business.
The first attack was along such
lines as to intilnidate Wilsqn If there
was any possibility Of intimidation
Wilson stood UP with great conrag,
and told friend" and foe alike who
ter.rted him that they could go to
the demnttien bow-wows ii thel
were trying to inveigle him into
aeislg anything contrary to thu die.
tates OIL his conscience. PtH ars
1t is littles wonder that ihsjis.fGade
ttlbre farFet bf attack by fqrees~oa
Special privilege ahh ttsidgltI ,oht'
from other candidates justyasl Btsar
has been singled out for attach, dHr
Ing campaigns commencing in 1895
The fact that. most Of the other
candidates are centering their fight
iron Wilson indicates that they
haYa taken his measure and figure
that he is tae choice of the voters
of the party.
Samuel Blythe has an enlighten-
ing article upon this subject in the
Saturday Evening Post that IL waH
worth reading. In part he says;
There il no doubt that the man
who beats Wilson will be tbs Demo
cratic candidate for president. Here !
utter all the sharpshooting of all
re other candidates and their man
ayers and friends will be at Wilson
sot the sole and aetuating desire
the. other candidates is to make VIII
sous nomination impossible Tha
Is ground en- which all can gather
and, once they have eliminated him
they can go at the fight of determ
lining which one of themselves ca.
ret the nomirasiah ! ~. Z
! /" So they are after WILSON, ham
mer and tongs. They are digginj
~ letters 5he wrote and microscopic
ally examining speeches that's lsa ha
made IT, find paragraphs that can b.
quoted against him.
,saghe9 campaign has JUST Fbasuri
Wilson WIN be fred on from epers
angle Every other candidate
cunning for him guns ioadedaWit
slt.gs--and determined to bring Fin
down, Plans are being rushed b.
sclidify favorite-son movements S,
Wilson can be held from the re-
quired two-thirds on the first ballot
and If possible, kept frRm getting {
majority; for tho candidate who ha,
a big lead ON the first ballot is in /;
good position for the next ballot, be
cause of the natural tendency oil
id 'egatcs and leaders to get on tn
aband wagon the first time around.
Y The bulk of the big financial in
terests are against Wilson and viii
DO What they can to defeat him. O
course If the big financial interest.
had any political sense they woul
be- apparently for Wilson, and tina
would do more to defeat him thar
their opposition; but the big fnan
cial interests have no political sense
and never have had any.
They are SO obsessed with theii
owns aGuteness and power, pecaus
they can grab money, they thin
they can do everything else, ami
they confidently expected to see vii
sou shrival up and fade away as sool
as he learned Of their opposition
fortunately for Wilson and fo
everybody else, the big financial In
terests and their opposition do nc
cut much figure In hurting ma
In that part of the country situate
4otf tile Island of Manhattan. -
I Springfield Register.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
4 HOPELESS CASE

Harold, dear, can't you mind
What makes you so
don't you ask God every
night to make YOU a good Fboy?"
Yes, ask him all right night,
after night, but he don't Sem to paw
no 'tention to me, - From Norman
y. Mack's National Monthly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10

II is now claimed that Francis Ba-
coz revised tho King James version
OF the Bible Former claims were
that he wrote the plays of Shakes
peare, that he wrote the plays of
aud Others and that he was
the illegitimate son of Queen Eliza,
aGth Next we shall doubtless hear
that. he wrote the Magma Charta,a
that he WITS the; Man in the Iron
Mask, that be was the author of the,
Letters Of Junius and THAT he and no
other struck Billy Patterson. Thr
fact that he did not live In the agc
when any of these things happene1
is a mere quible that should not be-
allowed to stand in the way Of the
tardy recognition of this lofty
genius.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10

to 10 able to rpCte with younger women for THE
attention of the opposite sex" | wonder since she
thinks that is that makes life worth living, ii all
happiness will fer her then, II she does not de-
~yeEop somewhat different view Of life. from that
whicus she seems to- hold now, | glppQse il Will
"sexAs trem md us factor in woman IS life, even
greater perhaps than fin mans The admiration and
love OF men are of fife greatest happiness slim
ulators that can to woman. But they are not
as this oman, ans many others would have us be-
the whole OF her lit
am constantly 2ading in the newspapers and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
The Timing Evil

. The Mississippi law Just passed
imposing penalty on anyone who
giseyor who. viii receive al tin. or
sratuity for services rendered is an
infringement on personal liberty, In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10

The above Is correct statement
Of The cairp Bulletin for the year
1911 and The month OF January,
1912. e. A. DALEY,
IN. GEM, Managsr.
Subscribed and sworn TO- hsfore
me this srd day 'ofs February, 1872.
LEO J. KLEB,7
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Far County Surveyor.

TOT CUWNIy UA FCyV'
Peter Shaver Of Olive Branch, an
nounces his candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the office OF
county surveyor, subject to the will
OF the voters Of that party, at the
primary election, Tuesday, April 9,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10


speech in New SoNApf Nillism 2,
HasYtbd, srRsr tffftatrs nl1sE
OF ahe Western EedeFal Of Miners
mi vhfsh spessh hsaalNd tia NJ
,AamarasT and adysgatea the bomb
as the best method Of settling labor
disputes, the Trades and Labor As
sembly Of Denver, Col, denounced.
Haywood as one OF the worst enc
mics Of organized labor. in the eoan-
try and classed him With F'sinma
Goldman siaAd other anarchists
where he belongs The Socialists
of Denver also propose to read him
ont eli the Socialist party for his adj
vocacy of direct action, and II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
THE DAILY CHIT=CHAT
By RUTH CAMERON

hundreds az girls ought
who be plain because they
canten to be nonenes They miss
al worth living the attention Of thsoppote sex
uteredor rather written
beauty.
going grow presumably
youthful
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10

when the attention Of The Bull
Iein j called to. any misstatemeni
OF fact or TO any error concerning
any man Or thing, corrections viii
eheerfully be made.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10

A Cincinnati man pleads that spin
sters be. given a. chance. Well. this ;.
is leap year, What more do they
want? w.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10

" 4 II
rft' COLLECTION III tic World Belonging
Ep'a private iadIviduats Their value
! estimated byathes w~rork,4 Gus.
Grs ;iutlsTit es, who are not likely
~ have placed It at Ill excessive
lgure, as about $20.Goo.ooO. The
gatiGue Jewels alone, which are now
the Victoria and Albert museum
II London, are worth $l.500,000
Among Mr.. Morgans paintings now
broad are the famous Duchess
II Devonehire,'' by ainsborough,
,tolen about forty years ago, which
he fnancier purchased OF its owners
ifter its recovery for $4,000, and
he Fragonard panels, which cost
1900, ooo,H Heipaid 100000 for
hes Mazarin tapestries, which will
slso he brought here's III
II gwen ieaErs Morgan were disposed
. keep the enjoyment OF his art
treasures to himself IL would prob
ahly be impraetieable for him to
louse them outside of museum.
,nt by his decision to allow the pub
lie free az cess to them he gives the
nmhlest lover Of art an equal OPP
oortunity with himself to enjoy
many OF the rarest masterpieces
vhfch the genius of man has pro-
iutod. sE3ts sE H
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete
and perfect copies of The
Cairo Bulletin, printed daily.
and Sunday during the year
Of 1871 Encouragement. 2277
Average number OF complete
and perfect copies OF The
Cairo Bulletin, printed dur
ing the month of January
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
Labor ExpeIling Dynamiters:

Through the McNamara confess
stems, the opportunity or a life time
has tolhd N ofsanisef labor to spsrge
iitself of al false and baneful leader
NIP FOLLOWING the sensational
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
We are authorized to annou1

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy Of DR.. E. J, Cause Of
Unity for nomination on the Repub-
lican ticket for1the office of~Gounty
Commissioned Of Alexanderg county,
Illinois. subject to the Primafxs Flee
ton to Ne held on April 9Th,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
For County Commissioner

We are authorized \ to announce
the candidacy Of e. J.. Hodges OF
Tamms for nomination on the Re-
publican ticket for the office of
County Commissioner of Alexander
county, Illinois, subject to the
Primary Election to be held on
April 9th.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
Letters From the People

The Bulletin is pleased to al
low space in this column to
readers who wish to discuss
matters of puhliGinterest, but
distinctly disclalns responsible.
ity for views expressed in such .
discussion. .s4ais
tAll communications to this
department must be written
only OK one side Of the paper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10

Give mo d brcadthi Of vision which
VIII see my bitterness
The petty limits OF this soul
And raise me from the stress
or self-distrust, of cramping fear,
OF somter bitterness
Gfveame the depth of vision, too.
To look far, far within MAJ
This self that is at war with self
Help me to discipline
Imagination, and To rule
The realm where thoughts begin.
Give me the height of vision which
Will raise me from despond,
To see whereto may ascend ar9
When have burst the bond
That holds me, striving, struggling
mHs for - sHN
The Freedom or Beyond,
-Mnriel T. Withdraw, in the Iamp-
ton Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
Some Uses For Bacon.

Some Uses For Bacon.
Beans baReu III individual dishes
may Be served %IthscriSpi slices of ba-
con and parsley.
A slice of bacon served with fish en-.
hances its favor $50. =
Bacon fried and chopped fine adds
to the favor of salad
Baked Bacon. -- When prepa ringIbreakt
fast bacon slice very thin and put In n
shallow pan or on a PIE tin In hot
oven. Bake until It is light brown.
In that way the dripping is clear. 1t
takes more time to fry than to bake
, bacon. fit
Bacon Crisp Have thin slices Of ha-=7
con of n uniform size Place them W
a heated frying pan NO hey wiilscrishs
quickly. J. The cooking process shoulds
continue for two minutes after the bag
, con Is taken from the fire. Serve In
, circle about the eggs
cavory Dishes
Cabbage md Bacon. BOIL some f1ne
Etrenked bacon with little stock anu
the ends OF eight or ten sa'isnges. bon
In the same stock some white cappaRe
for two hours Add salt and spree anu
serve very hot place the sansagesD .
md cabbage round the dish ana tnea
bacon In tlie middle.
Eroiled Bacon. Make M sheet or
paper in the shape 81 dripping Para
cut your bacon into thin slices. take
of the rind. lay the bncon on the pa
per. nut 1t over the gridiron, set 1t
over slow fire. and It VIII broiI
clearly. @
Eacon and ronched Eggs, Cut the
bncon IN thin slices. trim and cut off
the riud. no not place the frying pan
on the Are until the bacon is ready to
60 into H.. Turn II two or three times
while cooking. Take OF when 1t Is a
crisp golden brown. Pouch the eggs,
and serve then, quickly on the slices OF
bacon. which may be mounted on
slices of thin toast.
1 ee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-02-10
|D1eSIxITGH(EN|
A DISH OF BACON.

TSHE flavor of bacon adds much to
many otherwise tasteless dishes.
There are so many uses for 1t
that II Is n pity 1t is not less expensive.
When buying. If you wish to econo-
mize. ask for brisket bacon. 1t Is II
little cheaper. You may have to take
the whole piece, and the slices may
not look as nice. but for many plr-
poses 1t win 10 Quite as well dis the
high grade bacpn ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

superficiaIty and artificiality that
leaves the heart untouched in these
days of "Bunty Pulls the Strings"
and of such Rachel Crothers como
dies as GA Mans World" and
"The Three of U.s." Many of Mr.,
Vaughan IS lines are witty in his
Unknown way; the cast as a
whole, and the women in especial,
do everything for the papier mache
characters that could be hoped; and
the whole affair is carried off with
respect for discretion and good
taste that cannot be too warmly
welcomed on our stage. As a new
conner Mr.. Waller has made his
presence keenly and most agree
ably and beneficially felt-his own
performance in "The Garden of
Allah" was one of the most not
able bistrionic achievements of the
season; his presentation of "A But.
terfly on the Wheel in which he
did not act, has been one Of the
most positive financial successes Of
the New York winter, and his ap-
pearance in the comedy Of "M.
Beaucaire" was a mild and unex-
pected chit
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passion, She, however, thinks only
for the family honor, though it has
poor mainstays in her forging
father and her wcakling brother.
The former falls into disgrace,
whereupou Mr.. Explorer begs Miss
Collier to become his wife, She
will not accept so great sacri-
flee; but she would bo eternally
grateful to him if he would take
brother into the most dangerous
darknesses Of dark and dangerous
Africa, where the boy might rein
state the family honor on the plat
form from which it wobbled. This
is good deal to ask; there are
times when marriage is not the
worst alternative. This proves one
of them.
In the second act, in some dread
full hole in Africa that is quite as
awful as canvas and a splash or two
Of ill-placed paint could make
it, brother turns out to he fright
full rotter. He carries on like the
dickens with the native women and
then, when weared Of them, shoots
'em off. Then, too, he is a coward;
he wants to eat when everyone is
starving; to drink when the desert
is rs dry as Hartford on the Sab
bath; to shake all over when every
one is as nervous as be can be any
way. So Mr.. Waller sends him out
into the wings to die ''hero's
death, b" and thus retrieve the fam
lily honor, In the third act every
body is dancing; though they talk
about turkey trotting, nobody act
ually does anything so undignified.
Miss Collier shows her grief for
her slaughtered brother and her
father. who has expired unseen, by
coming to the dance in a. beauti
full and becoming white lace gown,
with which she wears the loveliest
pale pink slippers and stockings.
OF course, the explorer is charged
with cowardice in sending the dead
boy on the perilous mission instead
Of undertaking it himself; and
again, of course--he maintains 81,
lepce in the face Of every accusa-
tiou. At first Miss Collier believes
in him, then she doubts him, and,
finally, after wasting a good half
of an evening, she trusts him once
more. The curtain falls on matri-
monial prospects.
1.-TWO things about "The E1-
l. plorer" are not quite clear.
One is. how did such a "well-
made" superficial: very English
drama ever get past John Drew7
The other is, why should Lewis
Waller produce it here? 1t enjoyed
very brief life in London, where
It's appeal should have been far
greater than in this country. ]
have heard, however, reliably and
reasonably, that Mr.. Waller likes
the play himself and so heartily
approves of his own performance
JIM it that he refuses to accept the
London verdict as final. In tho
khaki uniform of the second act
he looks very handsome; he always
speaks with richer voice and better
diction than 98 per cent of the
actors now visible on our stage;
and he has tho technique and au-
thority to control every scene he
figures in. But his style Is better
suited to Shakespeare and the
romantics and, therefore, in a mod.
ern play, gives an impression Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

we would be surprised indeed did
not a considera BILE portion Of the
humor outlive its earlier apprecia-
tion. And what most up-to-date
libretto of the season could bear
comparison with this linger from
The days Of Wilde and lilies, of
Mrs. Laugrty s cold blue eyes,
and Of Lillian Russell S girlhoodl
4 ND vet, this time IL is Sir Ar
4 N thur Sullivan, who, wealth
ering the storms OF time,
stands more firmly on his
pedestal than his collabora-
tor: age cannot wither nor Gus
tom stale the infinite variety OF
his genius. Alice Brady, Christine
Nelson and Viola Gillette, as the
foremost love.sick maideDs. and
Eugene Cowles, George j. Macfar-
lane and Arthur Aldridge, AS the
more prominent Dragons. sing tho
music admirably: t1c orchestra ac-
complishcs brilliant work under
the direction Of Clarence Roger
son; in short, thc chorus and con
certed members arc the best points
In the presentation. Marie Doro,
looklug quite hor loNeIleS's sings
the title role with plaintive,
well trained voice. though with lit
tie strength; Eva Davenport gives
US couventionallv adequate Lady
Jane. and DeWolf Hopper, if
hardly the IDEAL Runthornc, de-
livers the Gilbcrtian wit with
clearness of dictlon and wealth Of
voice which cannot be welcomed
too onthusias tically,
Cvr'l S"ett. m agreeable and ac-
compllshed actor in light comedy,
was The complete failure of the
evening. being so totally unable
to make his songs beard-let alone
TO give them musical mcaning-as
tn render such Il classic as GA
Magnet Hung in a Hardware
Shop, nothino but a stupid in
terInde. After lie has retired from
the cast-for | cannot believe he
would not be as anxious TO con-
serve his own reputation by with.
drawing. as the performance would
benefit hy such = move Pa
ticn"e will take its place as one
Of the notable entertainments Of
the season.
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