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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01
Greeks Capture Thasos and Robros Islands.
Turkish Soldiers Butcher Christians.

London Oct 3l-Ihe Servan legation has received dis
patch telling Turkish The dispatch that wherever
the Turks have passed the Servan has found land ewn
with bodies OF and children mutaed the bar
barous fashion bound and burned alive One
body was found roasted o Ia gidnon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-01
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Incnl Iioresast
Washington Forecast

Washington. D G.. Oct 3d.. West
Tola Fair Friday Saturday fair
except rains iu extreme Wert
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
SAYREvlLLE

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian German church held
their regular meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Herman Poppe on Dane street
Wednesday afternoon. After the
regular business was transacted
they held what the Germans call q
Kaffee Klatsch. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. Julius Dreger. Mrs.
Hans Popp, Mrs. R. R. Steir, Mrs.
Casper Boehm, Mrs. Albert Meyer,
Mrs. Fritz Meyer, Mrs. George Ma
jor and Mrs. G. Herman.
Carl Anderson, of South Amboy,
was q ~Sayreville visitor Wednesday.
The Unique Sewing Circle met at
the home of Marie johnson. OF
Main street. on Tuesday evening and
passed a pleasant evening. refresh
ments being served while everybody
was sewing. Those present were:
Anne Jensen, Helen, Freada and
UIga Zeigart, Catherine Miller, Cath
crime and Maria Johnson and Mary
Agnes Chevalier.
Louisa Fortenbacher, of Main
street was a New Brunswick visitor
Tuesday. .
Carl Els, the contractor of Dane
street, was a South River visitor
Wednesday.
John Freedman of South Anlboy
was a Sayreville visitor Monday.
Edward Krieger of Lower Sayre.
Vile was a South Amboy visitor
Tuesday.
John Hartlander. of Midtown, was
q Sayreville visitor Wednesday.
Arthur Heiberger. of South River
was a ~Eayrevilie visitor Wednesday,
Samuel Birch Greek
was q SCUM An1uo-1sitor Tnesday
Douglas Olsen, of b6wer Ssyre'
Vile. was q South Amboy visitoi
Tuesday.
Edward Peterson, of Perth AM
boy. was a %sayreville visitor We'd
nesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
IAMESBURG

Bruce PuI1en, of Warren street
was initiated into membership of
Mechanics Home Council, No. II,
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, at their meeting Tuesday.
William I. Emmons has purchased
from the executors of the Joseph C.
dwelling occupied by Mr.. Harry
Howell, the purchase price being
$1,640. Joseph M. Perrine pur-
chased the house occupied by VIII
liam Petrfe from the same estate,
$3.50 being the price. Frank Jen-
ming purchased twenty-five shares of
the First National Bank stock and
Joseph Perrine purchased the re-
naming five shares. High water
mark In the way OF value OF this
stock was reached at this sale, the
average price realized being 3182h.
The high price was s1et.
Frank Jennings, OF Newark, re-
turned home Tuesday after q three
days visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jennings.
Mrs. Harry Hendrickgon. Of How
ell, was q guest this week of her
sister, Mrs Harry Howell, Of Will
low street.
Charles WINS, of Stevens avenue,
has purchased a handsome new bay
horse.
William Conoyer, OF Gatzman ave
nue., aged seyenty-four years. died
at his home Wednesday after an Ill
ness Of several weeks.
Mrs Katharine Snedeker is Ill at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Tilton, of BuckeIew ave-
nue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
TELLS HOW TO CUT PRICES.
Mayor Shank of Indianapolis Scores
Commission Men.

VS. tot - @tptS -
Commission Men.
New York, Feb. 16.-Mayor Samuel
Lewis Shank of Indianapolis, who has
been showing his people how they
need not pay excessive prices for their
food, does not think much of New
York's market.
After looking over Fulton market
he said:
'sTbe trouble with your markets is
that you don't sell anything in them
but meat and fish. That means that
you give the beef trust another crack
at you. for 1t brings It's domination
into the only place you have for get
ting food prices down to q natural
level.
I'VE need commission men. There
isn't such a thing any more. They
don't sell on commission. They Just
join the highbinders' circle and add
n more profit to the price the con-
sumner must pay.
ats costing too much to run your
markets. Rent values oughtn't to fig
ure ia the matter nj ali. Ii isn't right
to run city property for bookkeeping
profits. The profits ought to go { o the
taxpayer direct"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
'SEWAREN WILL
OBSERVE LENT
Special Service Arranged at
st. Johns Church.
specie, to sas EVENING NEWS.

SPscfdE 10 f1e NE VS.
Sewaren, Feb. 16.-Plans to cele-
brate the Lenten season by the MEM
bers of Saint Johns church Of this
place have been completed by John
Whiting CroweIl, MA. lay reader
in charge. In addition to the regu-
lar Sunday services there Will be 8
series Of special Lenten services on
Friday evenings. The speakers are
men of great ability from the Gen
eral Theological Seminery, OF New
York city. 1t is planned to have the
largest crowds that ever thronged
the local edifice out at these special
services.
Following are the speakers and
the dates upon which they will ap-
pear: Frederick Clifton Grant, Ash
Wednesday, Feb. 81; A. Rufus Nor
gan, Friday, March /; Raymond
Cunningham, Friday, March 8; Ste
phen Edwards Keller, Jr., Friday,
March 10; Henry Van Bearns OAR
lington. Friday, March 20; Stephen
Essex Mckinley, Friday, March 20;
and q. Leycester Ingles on Good
Friday, April g..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
KINGS DAUGHTERS WILL
CELEBRATE TOMORROW
speoial to tne EvgNrNo NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, Feb. 16.-The Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters will cele-
brate it's twenty-irst anniversary to-
morrow evening, in the basement of
the Methodist church. A large num-
Der of guests have been invited and
a program OF interesting selections
will be rendered. Among the items
on the program is a paper to be
read by r. Van Dyke Reid, a former
resident Of the borough, but now of
Red Bank. The choir will sing and
pleasing features OF amusement al
SO have been provided.
During the past year the society
has lost three members by death
Mrs. William HI. Peterson, Miss
Amanda Cole and Mrs. Stella Let's.
An installation of the newly elect
ed officers will be conducted in adj
dition to the celebration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

Mathew Rielley. OF Sou'h Amboy,
was a S~ayreviile visitor "Wednesday.
sidney Tuckerson, of Lower sayre-
VILE, was a South Amboy visitor
Wednesday.
Thomas Barry. of South Amboy.
was a Sayrcvilis visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoisworths
of Main street. were South River
visitors Wednesday.
John Callahan, of South Amboy,
was a Sayreviile visitor WEDNESDAY.
John Casey, OF South Amboy.
was q ~Sayreville visitor Monday.
Mary Johnson. Of MAin street
ne norne Is Mr. and 1870
AdAs@Iouns or MfNf0wn-
John Larkins, OF Perth A1uboy
was q sayreviIie visitor wednesday
william Bright, of Lower Sayre-
vile. was 4 Midtown visitor Wsd-
nesday.
Meta schifter, OF South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

DRAMATIC CLUB
AT HELMETTA
Gave Successful Entertain
ment Last Night.

Helmetta, Feb. 16-The Helmetta
Dramatic Club scored a great success
when they presented "Mr. Bob" and
the National Costume Songs last
evening at the Helmetta Club hall.
For local talent the presentation
could not have been better. Miss
Rebecca Luke was taken by Clara
Ericsson and II was perfection PER-
soni1ed. Miss Aida Franklin acted
the part of q ''demure" Patty as de-
murely ~ could be. Mr.. p. J.. Hogan,
who acted Mr.. Bob" Brown, was
quite the star. In fact everyone
fitted to their part as II 1t was made
to order" Every seat In the house
was taken with the exception of a
few general admission seats, and a
more appreciative audience never
collected In the hall. The program
follows:
Part 1.
NATIONAL COSTUME SONGS.
Scottish
aELoch Lomond'
b-"My Highland Laddie"
Solo-.In Old Madrid
Clinton M. Clemens
a-"The Wooden Shoon',
bon Silver Skates
arOwlet Song from Hiawatha. !.
Gertrude Wideberg
billy of the Prairie .......
Rachel Kienzle
American
"ColumbIa the Gem of the Ocean
~ 49, "E ~ - -L.L F-.H
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
FORDs

Miss Letesia Brunknan and guest,
Miss Byers, Of New York city, spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives in
town.
Miss Nettie Liddie and Mrs. An
ness were the guests of Mrs. Edward
Kech. OF Perth Amboy, on Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Ling, OF Perth
Annboy, was 9 visitor Thursday at
the home OF her uncle, Samuel Ling /.
Mrs. Joseph Ling vas an out of
town visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Dennis Ryan spent Wednes-
day In Perth Amboy visiting friends.
John Egan, Jr., attended a party
In Perth Amboy Tuesday evening !.
Mrs. Harry Ralph was a Perth
Anboy visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Alexander was an
out of town visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Nelson and Mrs. X.
Haekett, Of Perth Amboy, were yis-
itors in town Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Dietz Is Ill at her home.
Mr. Michael Leahy, who spent a
couple OF weeks In Chrome visiting
friends, returned 70 town Wednes-
day evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. John Lorch and daughter
Alice were Perth Amboy visitors
Thursday morning.
The food sale which was to have
bt a at Mrs. y. II. I. Martins In
Green street, will be at the homo OF
Mrs. Freeman Rowland today due to
the Illness Of little Doris Martin.
Mrs. Frank Harmed and two SON
with Mrs. Isaac Harmed, of Railway
avenue, returned to their home in
Brooklyn Thursday.
Miss Emma Miller, of Railway,
was the guest of Mrs. William Gil
ham At her home In Green street
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Edith Hinsdale was ar out
of-town visitor Thursday afternoon.
Miss Verna Hoagland was a Perth
Ambcy visitor ThuTsday afternoon.
Hiss Marguerite Campbell was d
Railway visitor Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mawby, OF st. George avenue,
was . Perth Amboy visitor Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. T. F. DUNCAN was 4 Newark
visitor Thursday. :
Miss Ethel Valentine was q New
ark visitor Thursday afternoon.
Miss Bessie King. who was oper-
ated on In st. Barnabas Hospital,
Newark, last week, is doing nicely.
William Gardner Is confined to his
home In Freeman street With the
grip.
Mrs. c. e. Etter was a New York
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Martin, OF, Green
street. was an out-of-tewns visitor
Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, of Perth
Amboy, was a local visitor Thursday.
Miss Hazel Drake spent Thursday
afternoon in Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
ENTERTAINED
By BACHELORS
Salmaaundi Of Woodbridge
Had Delightful Evening.

Special to thu EVENING NEWS
Woodbridge, Feb. 16:-The SAL
magnndi literary and Musical So
ciety was delightfully."- emf S-tained
Tuchday evening by the bachelors OF
society. at the w. A. A. Club
house. They gave q n act COM
edy entitled, my Aunt from Califor-
MIA" which Afforded muchlaughter
The parts were taken as follows:
Mother, Mr.. F.. f. Anness; Aunt
Montebern, Mr.. Frank Ryder;
Daughter, Rosalie, Asher Randolph:
Da glitter. Felicia, Mr.. Smith;
Daughter, Sally, MI. Covert: Miss
Wilcox and Gibbs, drsssmakers, Mr.
Pierce.
After the sketch, there were q
few musical numbers as follows:
Mixed chorus. by members OF so
ciety; plano solo, Miss Susie Dixon
piano solo, Mrs. Pierce; cellos4soao.
Mr.. Pierce.
AT the close Of the program deli
cious refreshments were served and
dancing followed Mrs. J.. Edgar
Brown will entertain in two weeks /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
ROOSEVELT

The supper and dance given by
the Rosary Society at Nash's hall
was very well attended. The sup
per march was played at 1890 and
was lead by Mr.. and Mrs. T. Quin.
| Music was furnished by Prof. Demp-
sey's orchestra. Some special feat
ures of the affair were a solo by
Anna 0sBrien, q solo by Mrs. Nc
NaIiy, a duet by Mrs. McNally and
Mrs. r. J. Murphy, also some Inn
presentations by John Boos.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the A.
o. H. will hold their first ball In
Nash's hall on the 18th OF March.
Mrs. Clarence Brewer and son
Clarence spent Thursday out of town.
Max EngIeson is having q Are sale
at his store. which was slightly
burned In The recent IRE.
Mr.. Frank5hipnosh had his eye
injured by a piece OF steel, while at
work Wednesday.
Mr.. Nelson Van Brunt has resign
ed his position in Liebig's to work
In Elizabeth.
Mrs. Fl. Rudolph, of the Bou-
levard, 70 suffering from an attack
OF rheumatism.
Mrs. Thomas Scaily and daughter
Eienora, OF woodbridge avenue,
spent Wednesday in New York.
Miss Anna 0sBrien and brother
Neil, of Perth Amboy. spent We'd
nesday evening IN Chrome visiting
their sister. Mrs. r. ]. Murphy, of
Chrome venue
Misses Helen aud Josephine
Darcy. of Homestead Park, Newark,
spent Monday evening In Chrome.
Miss NJ. Brewer, who has been
nursing Dolly Briedenstein during
her recent Illness. has returned TO
her home in Newark.
MIR. Edward Dalon has brought his
sons Peter and Richard home from
Hopeweil, where they have been for
the past two years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
SAYREvILLE MAN DIES
AFTER A LONG ILLNESS
10 tae EngNrsa NEWS.

Special 10 The EVENTNd NEWS.
S~ayreyi11e, Feb. 16,AJohn
Kreichs. better known In the town
as John Sachs, who has been sick
for over two years at the home OF
Mrs. Winkber, OF Albert street, died
Wednesday evening at $40 O'Clock,
after q long Illness. Mr.. Kreichs
was twenty-five years old and a mem
Der OF Court s%ayreville. mo. SO, F.
OF A. He was also a member of the
German Presbyterian church. The
funeral will be held from the home
of Mrs. Winkier IN Albert street
Wednesday afternoon at / O'Clock,
and from the church at Q O'Clock.
Undertaken A. j, Martin has charge
OF the funeral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
SOUTH AMBOY

Mrs. Harry Whitworth and chill
Idren enjoyed a trip to Perth Amboy
yesterday afternoon.
james Culver, who about three
months ago was sentenced to the
county jail for ninety days by JUS
ttee Birmingham for petty larceny,
returned home "Wednesday. The
crime for which Culver was convict
ed and sentenced was the stealing OF
a pair OF rubber boots and selling
them to Mr.. Hyerson at Morgans.
Mayor Welsh, of First street, was
an out-of-town visitor yesterday at
ternoon.
Y. p. Morris, OF Red Bank. was z
business visitor In South Amboy yes
terday.
s. Linden, OF Matawan, a former
resident In South Amboy, was a local
visitor yesterday.
Olaf Olsen. assistant ticket agent
and operator at the N. Y. & l.. B..
depot, was a New Brunswick visitor
yesterday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. i. Turner enjoyed
a trip to Perth Amboy yesterday
and spent the afternoon with friends.
Martin Water, of David street
and Pine avenue, was an out-of-town
visitor yesterday afternoon.
Theodore Wells, u. s. express
agent at the N. Y. & l.. B. depot,
was a New Brunswick visitor yester-
day forenoon.
Harry Bioodgood, of George
street, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
r. P. Mason, ST., OF First street,
made a business trip to Perth Amboy
yesterday forenoon.
Harold Hoffman, of John street,
was q Perth Amboy visitor yesterday
morning.
John Buchanan. OF Second street,
was a Newark visitor yesterday fore
noon.
James Rea, OF David street. was a
New Brunswick visitor yesterday
forenoon.
Charles f. walker, Of Robbins
vile. was q South Amboy visitor
yesterday.
Joseph Kugler, OF Second street.
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
forenoon.
Mrs. Edward Ross, of Philadel-
phia, after spending several days
with friends In South Amboy, re-
turned home yesterday forenoon.
r. i. Suits, Jr., of David street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor yesterday
forenoon.
Edward Ross, of Philadelphia, a
former resident OF Second street,
this city, has been spending several
days with friends here.
Oscar Mundy. of Catharine street.
was a business visitor out OF town
yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob sprague, OF Church
street, spent yesterday afternoon
out OF town.
Ralph Crane, of Portia street. was
a Railway visitor yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Jennie Brown, of John street,
spent Wednesday with friends in Old
Bridge.
Elias R. P~errine, OF Hightetown.
was a South Amboy visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Joseph Wilson. OF Main street,
was a s~ayreyille visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles e. sprague. of Sec
ond street. was an out-of-town yisi-
tor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Erwin, OF Browntown. is
visiting her sister Mrs. Lambertson,
OF Broadway.
George Maxneid, Of Bordentown
avenue. ives an Elizabeth visitor
Wednesday.
Captain Wilbur, OF the Salvation
Army az Perth Amboy, has been en-
gagged 10 give the address at the p.
r. n. z. NJ. G. A. rooms Sunday
afternoon. Captain Wilbur is q very
interesting speaker end there Ii no
doubt that those who attend the SER
vica will feel AMPLY repaid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
HAS FINGERS CRUSHED
AT HELMETTA MILLS
Special to tie EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Helmetta, Feb. 16:--Stanley
Gemsa while at work. In the George
N. Helme Co IS plant yesterday.
caught his fingers In the Hopper
Boy and three OF. his fingers were
crushed 80 badly that the doctor had
to resort to amputation. The
Hopper Boy. Is a receptacle which
contains a revolving wheel and
which receives the snun previous to
being ground up. Putting his
hand in this receptacle to adjust a
cog, his band was caught by the
revolving wheel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
REV. THOMAS NEAL 1R.
IS A HUSTLlNG PASTOR
,ecsaI to ths EYENrN0 NEWa

speosaI to sAs EVENING NEwA
South Amboy, Feb. 16.--To say
that Rev. Thomas Neal, Jr., pastor
OF the Baptist church, was an idler
would be saying something untrue,
for he Is a hustler as the following
will prove: On Monday evening at
1880, Young Mems meeting; Tues
day, 1880 p. M, prayer and praise
meeting at the home of Deacon Jack
son; Thursday, 7;46 p. M, church
prayer meeting: Friday, $3.50, Jun
Tor Endeavor meeting. 1870, Bible
training class, and 1870 p. M, choir
rehearsal, besides small church
paper Is published every Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
FORESTERS HAVE SPECIAIl
MEETING IN SAYREvILLE

esecsaI to Tia EVENING NEWS.
Sayrevillc, Feb. Ia The special
meet OF Court ~Sayrevilie, No. So,
Tuesday night was largely attended.
The visiting grand court officers
We're: N. L. +. Jobes, grand secre-
tary, who delivered an elegant adj
dress on Forestry. u. j. Flynn,
grand sub-chief ranger, and Patrick
CTeamer, grand supervising deputy,
who spoka on thu E0pd and welfare
OF the order. Mr.. Van Acker, OF
Court New Brunswick, No. 40, was
also q visitor. After the meeting
refreshments were served and a
good time had In general.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

FvDrasas Brinss vui Unsishsiy
Spots. How TO Remove Easily.

Do you know how easy It is to
movo those ugly spots so that no
one viii call you freckie<face?
Simply get an ounce of othine.
double strength, from Barnekoy &
PETE, and one nights treatment Will
show you how easy 1t is 10 rid your
self OF freckies and get a beautiful
complexion. The sur and winds ia
February bring q freckles. and as
a result more othine il sold this
month. and the druggists sometimes
find 1t diaicult 10 get sufficient TO
supply all calls. BE aura 4 ask for
tne double skg8ngth othIne. as thas
IN sold undsx guarantees Oh money
AasA II u S@ii# 10 raxaoya kha Agaakza
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
NEW JAPANESE AMBASSADOR.
vIsecunt chinds In San Franchises o,
Wsy to Washington.

Wsy 70 Washington.
San Francisco. Feb. is. vigcouns
Chinda. ambassador to the United
States from Japan. arrived In San
Francisco on the liner shinyo Maru.
Ambassador Chinda. who Ia accom-
panied BIZ his wife. Viscountesa Chin
da. viii be guests at tha rra1110ns lo-
tel for several days before proceeding
to Washington 10 assume his official
duties
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16
FOR THE CHILDREN
ALSO Fos GROWN rEReoNs
QUICK : SAFE RELIABLE
NO optATEs NO NARcoTica
F0LEY'S HONEY AND TAR
COMPOUND

A COMMON COLD neglected may 20
quickly into GROUP, BRONCHITIS, OF
PNEUMONIA which often means a sud-
den fatality. Keep FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND always In the
house and give at tirst sign of \ cold.
Refuse substitutes.
.. Adams, 522 NO. Kansas
Ave, Coluubus. Kas.. writes. sEor a
number of years my children have been
subject to coughs and colds. got
some of Foleyss Honey and Tai Com
pound and have found that It cured
their coughs nj colds In a. very short
time, SO | keep It In the house all the
Lauer's Drug Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

was a ~Sayreville visitor Wednesday,.
Thomas Burns, of South Amboy,
was a Lower sayreville visitor We'd
nesday.
James Keesan, from the Bronx, n.
r., spent q few days with hts friends
In Sayreyille and South Am5oy.
DR.. J.. n. Bsekman. Of Main
street, Is having the inside OF his
house remodeled and painted. Frank
Apologize 10 doing the painting flao
doctor liz also having his AUTOMOBILES
put In good shape for the spring
and summer season.
The ave layer walnut Sake ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-16

ali sae aewa EOg ~ cents a week,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-20
GOVERNORS VISIT
HAS QUTETINIG EFFECT
UPON TIE STRIKERS
Associated press nlsnatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Bingham, Utah, Sept 19.-The
strike OF the $500 miners at the
Great Copper plants mere is no near
er settlement tonight than when
the men walked out Yesterday
Gov William Spry made per-
sonal visit here this afternoon. The
1000 Greek miners, entrenched
since yesterday behind fortified
breast works, exchanged their forth
ications to hear an address by the
Governor, in which he urged them
to take peaceful means to end the
strike lie told the miners their
right to quit work was unquestion-
able, and then warned them not to
interfere with the property or VIC
late the law
N, T. stathakos, wealthy Greek
banker OF Salt Lake City, and a
priest Of the Greek Catholic church
counsaled the laying down of arms
The Governor visit lad a quiet
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-20
ing effect on tue strikers.
WASHINGTON MODEL CITY
TO DIE IN, SAYS DR.. WILEY.

Washington, Sept. 19.-7Welcom-
ing the American Public Health AS
ISOLATION to Washington, DR.. Harvey
w Wiley said the national capital
was a model city to die in. Re-
ferring to the death rate in Wash
ington as being higher than that in
any other city IN the world. he said:
We have more typhoid here than in
any place | know Of This is the
place famous fer its high political
death rate 1t is anticipated the
morality will be even higher in the
near future.
DR. Wiley maintained that men
and women attain their best eff
fciency at and after the age of 60.
He attacked Congress for its failure
to provide more literally for medi-
cal work In Washington
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-09-20
RAIN DOES NOT
HINDER wilson
Presidential Nominee Declares
Democratic Platform Is Not
Rear One, This Time
Associated Press Dispatch.

AsSOCldleu fleSS DlSpalcn.
Detroit, Mica, Sept. l9.--Goy.
Woodrow Wilson campaigned in
the rain, today, as he travelled
across the state for a speech here
tonight Everywhere enroute where
his train stopped the Governor was
greeted by crowds. who stood hud-
died under umbrellas while the can
didate talked politics under trying
conditions. The Governor speech
here tonight was his principal
speech of the day At many places
the nominee stepped down from the
train and stood in the rain to shake
hands with those who pressed for
ward TO meet him.
Several Wesley college girls were
on the same train with Gov. Will
son and they came back to the spec
ial car to meet him. At Kalamazoo
the crowd OF collegians gave the
Governor a cheer.
Il have found the subjects to be
discussed in this campaign are so
tremendous that they can hardly be
handled in speeches from the rear
end OF the train" said the Governor.
Moreover the rear platform is not
the Democratic platform this time.
We are at the front. not at the
bcak.