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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

prdiibent iid nint id;uen, tds Doll
mobil su MAIDEN uno es III befrito:s
aenb, Iasen 5u tDnnsn. bab oiefes
mtittel iih itets oils pirtunaspoa erz
pieien bat. Die unebr!iden aonsrebs
Reprdientanten fiirtten iih Dor beIn
2itte Der Deffsntlihtsit. Sobalo
ibnen nit oiefsr Qatsrne sebroht pirb,
9eben lie Helm Bel.
2lber auber benz &ongreb eibt es
nod cine alippe, an tpelher prdiiben@
ten Iteitsrn unb bas III Der. stpeits
5ermin. Denn ein praiioent bis pos
Iititer iidb aiinftig Itimmsn min, um
bersn llnterftiisuns fir cine oberma'
ligs Domination su srlonsen, tann bte
4ominiitratipn nitt gut dusfaIlen,
osnn bas SntsreFe oss goltss unb Der
Bplititer geben fpeit auseinanoer. Ill
Iein in isinem 0erhaIten ge9enuber ben
2lsmtsri1asrn bat 0tIiOn 5ur 9tnii1s
Qeseiat, oob sr ii6 in feinen amtss
banolungen burh DE Riltiihi ouf els
ren Stpsiten germin Iit niht leitFrt
ldBt. 8es Weitsrsn lpiro big 1916
pbne 3tpeiIsl bos 9pit oen prdIoenten
nominirsn, pie bas i6On In elmer Ins
3abl Stadten esTtiebt, 70 oab Der
gr1foent teine 0tranlaHung bat. oas
cffentlihe Wobl ben qoIititsrn su aies
be bintansuieben. Tsmnah liest tsin
Gruno Dor, tparum WiIions 4bminis
itratiou iib nitt befrjsoissno ertpssien
fnIIfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

Ger Qute Gmpfang, Den Der
grin3 Hsgent BON 8apern in Berlin
oefunoen uno Der angenebme Ginorud,
Den pffenbar Der empfan9 duf ben
geaentsn qema6t bat, Iinp als etn crs
freuli9es GrejgntB in elmer 3ett 81
neunen, in lpeldsr Die gtptbpenotgfslt
beitebt, odB 6iiriten uno 9plfer 3um
Shube Des Reihes iih eng dneinanosr
iflieBen. aSn feiner 8ronprin3sns Ses
riooe bat Der Regsnt BEN gtnIhetr ers
ipett, als penn er unfreunDliAe 8ts
fiibIe deoer prsuben begte. Sb sr
oarin anoeren Slnnes geDproen 1T,
ldBt iih niht tontroliren, obar es IT
feitite6eno, bab Die geranttportl htstt
ieines bpbsn 9oItens ibm Die Ginitht
qebradt bat, oab gum 8eoeibsn unn
3ur Siderbsit oes Rsttes ale 9lteoer
SuiammenbaIten miifTen. Gieie Gins
5idjt peroient hphes Sob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Mus benz Voli3eieeridbt. !.

Eag Dodt. Der eeitrissn Gisuus
trar islbfi fir sinen Wpnias Elm au'
tero.beniIinl umfangrsihes. Wift
nsnissr ME ahtunoahtsig anseslos'
ts batien BEN Rinter ibre aufnar.uns
sn MAIDEN.
Ref.sanipoli apnan 5eb mahs.
1sips aufportung unter Der ant!1ge
tss unorbsniIihen 9e.rnesns. CT
iinnb in Der Somiiag Raht NIT mshs
rs.en anntren Uldnnern an Der Gde
tsr 6. unb Dine Sirabs unb tptis.rs
ie iih. Der 4ufforbsruns bes poIisis
i.sn Wolf. iib su sRifernsn unb ben
Stiitnueg ni1t 3u psriperreR GoIss
sr Ieiiisn, ipabrenb feline Desleiisr ben
angetIih ithr boflih eesebeneu Be-
Ftbl oes Deomten fofort bsfolsien.
IS tam az einer 4useinanberissuns.
in beren Worilcui Der 4ngsticgte
iida unoroeniliA benommm babsn
fpll. Der Jn1 !puroe auf ben 26.
mara psrihoben.
gils Der GaII esssn bic pier am
Scmfiae pGhrsnb Der Tiaiinse i'm
groples 1bkn.sr auf 1srnnIaHung
bts Cincinnati @isilanS aommiitess
pfihafteien NiislisDtr RON 9iIIn
Maiion's Beef 5ruis-. nGmIih Bill
ip waifon. Billp Spenesr. Warsas
uiht Ntipell uno Jba Mailing aufas,
ruftn Durben. slinsten DIE Mnsts
fcaten burh 4blpsItnbeii uno ibr
yerttsibiger. RshtsaHnalt Ousptilsr.
th,lit BEN Rihtsr nit, hab nisislben
nGd, Chicago ssreifs Ieisn, um elm
npriipss Engagement einSuboi.sn. CT
t,il1rie ferntr, bnb bis anseilogie1
pars fiher am 10. Npril CUR Stefis
isin fonntsn, nornuf Nibisr ;Sride
re-, Gan auf stnannien Tag our grs
bpatluns anieste.
Ger Gan esetn ben bes gsrmiss
.fxrs pom 3iInmern 81 unfi.ilifen
;Sneden anattlngien nSborin4 g}st.
s.ntcber bes 6otfls SO. 100 Ofi 9.
Eirabt, iotpie atgsn bic pier In bern
Itsisrsn BON ber poli5ti iibsrraidien
psrnsn, ipurosn bis gum 27. DQdr,
bel {&oben.
DIR Hsesr Ar6ie Wiliams. ipelner
ipie btrjhtet. am Donnsrfios Abenb
lin lem Oebrdn9t an ber 5. unb Gps
e1More Gtrdbe, eslegentlim bes
HtnnbeB bsS Snterurbon Gsb6ubtS
! bsim 9al&sabisbioN obssfatt pors
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Ser 8ralioent anS Der 6puarei,

Sn i6rer gsTprsduna iibsr ben
matbmabIiten grfolg Der Wilionf6en
4omiHiitratipn 6etunost Die Qonooner
greTe ibre gsnaus &enntnib Der polis
tlihen Berhdltnife in oiefsm 2anbe,
iaoem lie iagt oab tpenn cine abmi=
rtitration Tih unbefriebigeno eripeiis,
cas iperiger on bem prdTpenten, ais
cm GongreB lis8e uno Die gefiirttuna
loirb gshegt, olB aud Der issiee Bra
iroeut an oiefer Glippe fheitern iperos.
TAB bieie lriiht cine getpiife gef
rehtigund fir fth fat, brQuht
nitt erit betpieien gu psroen,
benn iis beru6t auf notoriId6 n
Ibutia4en. 3sspegen pire es or9
angebratt iein. strsn psiteren ni6z
tigen 3eugen un3ufibren uno bas in
Setretor 5iffer, Der na6 8aQinaer
Das Wiiniitertum bes oJnnnern ubers
nabm. 1isisr bat Dor einigeu 5aaen
Ieine Eebs gefaIten, in rpel6er er fJt
bitter beI6pert, ipte olle fetne gemiis
mngen, Die offentlife 3omGne Dor
'Rdubern 3u retteH, an Dem thm pom
Gon9reB bereitstsn Diosrfano oeftei
tsrt fiuo. Die Regierung Bat nur nod
Iebr penfg atsrlano in ibrem 8sfts,
uber febr nisl Minerdlanb, bas, ME
Dds lei6t ertlGrlich III. ungebeuer an
Wert5 3ugenommen bat g8ieberbolt
lit Der GoHgreB onaeeungsn lporbsn.
efue folhe alaififi3iruns unb iof9e
aontrols au3uoronsn, bob bie Weilicz
mare niht Beis bon stefen 2Gnosreien
ergreifen, fonbsrn fis als efns GIN
lnahmsgasoe fur nie NaticH au rsisss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

mir finD begieri9 gu srs
fabrsn, tpie lange 9rdIibeHt Btlion
NIT Der Qnertennun1 Der neuen htaes
iiihen Republit tparten rptro. DAB
pieie nod nidt erfulgt lit, lie9t an eng
lii6er Sdurterei. Die neue htneitz
f6e 3eqierunQ maht berotihe 4nz
ftrengunqen, oas Gpiumrauhtn 5u
unteroriideu, neil es, ipie u0Qi9 per-
itdEolta, Die 5aupturTate fir Gttnas
itIeate Gage 1T. 0agegen proteItirt
gnglano. SnDien itidt idbrlih 30,s
900 8iIten Opium, Die einen Wertb
pnn 80 WiQipnen Dollars reprdItns
tireu, nab G6inn uno beitebt barauf,
baB sSnbien oos Reft hat, oas dine
iiiae Bolt au pergifte uno neil bic
dineiiIhe Regierung iid tageeen
fpe6rt, miro ibr Die Qnertennun9 per-
foQt. Die eurppdtften Rsgierungsn
haben cine 4bmahung. ouB tie aners
tennuna nur 1emeiniam erfol9en fca.
Die Griinoe Tiir oisIe gtbmdhung tons
neE nidt beftimmeno fir biz Der.
Gtadten fem. 8smna6 lit s8 unIers
Qfttht, Die 4rerfsnnung 3u gelpdbran
uno ipbaIo mir ben 4nfanq gemadt
haben, peroeu anoere RegierunseH
folaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

ben Qtrbeiter-llnionen rssultrt iperoen.
ipsIde alIein i'm Stanne iinb, bic 2obne
fir bic ein3elnen 2otalttIten uao Be
triebe gu nprmiren uno es lit ia duh
3hatIohe, oab in allen gerufen be-
Frieoisenbe 2Dbne ge5aIIt iperoen, Die
unicniitiih oraaniiirt fino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

Sen mar, ipurbe 5u $50 Celebrate
use ben apiien bernribeilt.
Ter Reaer Jofsrb WiQinms. BON
go. 671 WeIf 8. Strdbs, neIder an
5onntoo Norsen pdbrsnb zines
etrsites mil fsiner gran eintn G6ub
otgefeuert bate. ipurbe nuf 30 1nse
ius arbeitsbdus gsfhidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

Der Qtser Court Warnts. E8
lnhrs alt. prn 30. $50 W<I 3. Str.
f,ndb eei,srn auf bsm Geiisnlpsoe a.
Der Gdf ber 5. nnb Gmi1b 6fsobe.
pIotli@ tpbt .3uiommtn. Gin 6erss
iGlca hctie leinem Qeten ein Qnbe
etmdtbt. 0ie asi4s pntbs mad bsr
Wsssat astsset
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

Graf Sts3a bat oos aQgemeins
Stimmrett fir lInglrn nit 5intpeis
auf ben oeutihen Rei6stag fir DIT
nerflih ertldrt. @r nil psrbatsn,
pie er iagt, oaB bas uHeartfts Bars
lament auf Die utsorige Stufe oes
neutihen berabiintt. Das bic 9tiz
ftunger bstrifft, tptrb Der epls 9raf
pofl niht 10 fred isin. hisrin einsn
2'erglstt dnfteQen 81 noaen. DeutIh=
ldnO lit untsr cem Reihstas grob GEE
pprDeH, ipdbrno Die un9urn su ,3ehns
tauienoen duslpannern, neil iie Hiht
ihr Qusfommen unttr cer Wagnat2rs
Gerrif1ft finDen tonnen. Das iam
ON Reihstag 10 perdhtlih fteirt,
tiirften Die 10 SO3ialbsmotroten ie n
Die ibm 1HeeEDrsn- Giefe Itarts Ios
3tcIiitifte 0ertretung III aus eirer
iyrdiltdsn 6intaniesunJ Ter Rstts
uno 8Olts Sutereifsn SeiteHs Der
beutihen 9eIinnungsgsHpfeu oes sb!sn
Grafen ertitauoen. Die oCutihen
Sumter, ME Die unqariIteu, noCen
blos prtpiIsgi.n gerieBsE uno teins
Geuern bs3a lien. Tds bzt oas 0oi
ii1el permsrtt unD 10 5o3ialoemos
fEaten gtpdh!t. Sine Iol6s Rutte II &
h,r loIe 9raf osrmeioen, 0a ionIt bic
aiaHsH6srrihaft, ME iie isst in I'm
qrH beiteht. rt4t fortseieBi percsa
t0nnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

Die @bTiht lieQt Dor, ZEN 9.Gs
fio.nten fir Elm J2atiIn1lcses 3u-
G.nfiibrung eines U(inimlQobRs al
qeDinueH uno etne &ommiiiion piro
i'm ndtitens 81 oieiem 3Dede i5re
4ui.uartunq MAIDEN. Darum man
bteie 4ufeabe Hationaliiren mid, 1T
leItt qenug 3u 0eriteben. QGe1n b e
Sabritanten in elmer 2n3ohl S.oJteu
UfinimaQo6re 3dblen uno in alDer n
Staatsu cine iolfe 9orifrif. nitt
beitght, TO peroen bic 5dbrltanten IiA
gs9en Die 8onturrenten niAt bebaups
ten tonneH, bic Deniger ais rea Uliz
niulaQobn sa9lsH 2lein oieisr Aa=
tionaliiirung ite6en uniiberutnpli6e
6inoerni1Ie i'm Beqe. Die Q6hne Fno
In tstnen Staote qleih; Iis iino iosar
m jeoer Staot oerifie0en; man 5aa.t
aabere G0hHe in Der 8rObitabt, als
in Der aleiuitdot. aus benz na6eli,9en~
bsu Grunoe, Dag anoere rptrt6I6aft=
lthe 8erbdltrIKe obpalten. TN einer
tlsfnen Sta0t iino bic IHietGen, tpelte
bic piftigite 4usqabe oes gr6eiters
biloeH, um Die 9Glfts biIig.r, ME audi
IN Der Rleinftabt Die 2lusaa6en fir
Gtrabenbabnfdbrtsn fortfaaen uno oi.
Yahrungsnittel 6itIiger iino. IF ts
in oiefer Beiie ntdt m0gIif, eine
! Qobnnorm in eiHem StaGte su finpen,
10 lit oos fir pas unenoli6e 8ebi I
Der lIniou poaenos ausqeThloifen.
3es WeIteren iolroe elm fot6es Raz
tioHulgefes Dor Der Ronftitution niht
S!an0 9alten. 2ohne ,0nueH aur BON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Filipinas en-
Puerto Rico

Nueva York, febrero 3.
El representante de la junta de la
Feria Insular, senor Pruden, visit6 al
presidente Taft ell viernes, y este re-
gallo todo ell material necesario para la
construction de una aldea flipina en- la
7eria que Sc celebrara en- San Juan ell
mes actual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Lo que Sc hara
en- Espana
Nueva York, febrero 3.

Nueva Ork, febrerO 3.
Ell gobierno espanol tiene ell proyec-
to de establecer un ministerio de ira
baio, un sistema moderno de instruc-
ci6n y la reorganization de la Judica-
tura. Sc informa que tales proyectos
son debidos recientes conferencias
que ha tenido ell Rey Alfonso con re
presentantes de los obreros de los So
cialistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Para ennendar
Ia Constitution
Nleva York, febrero 3.

Nueva York, febrero 3.
Los dem6cratas empezaran en- esta
semana la preparation del bill sobre
rentas que presentaran en- la session ex-
traordinaria. Treinta y cinco estados
han ratifcado la propuesta hecha para
enmendar la Constitution Solo Sc ne
cesita la ratification de otro estado.
Woodrow Wilson trata de conseguir
que ell estado de New-Jersey entire en- el
ntlmero de aquellos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
,A3LEGRAMAS
Resolution aprobada
a York. feibrero 3.

York, febrero 3.
1otaci6n de At contra %
de los Estados Unidos aprob(
,<esoluci5n del senador Works, |;
provee que haya un solo terminc
.dencial de 6 amos. Rechazo la Ell
m: snia que dispon1a la preferencia Ell
Us elecciones primarias y la eleccior
acta del presidente por ell voto pc
e. No tuvieron exito los esfuerzo
o se hicieron para eliminar a Taft
Il Eo0sovelt y Woodrow Wilson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
La revision arancelaria
Nueva York, febrero 3.

Nueva York, febrero 3.
Las audiencias p1blicas sobre las ta-
rifas terminaron ell sabado. Ell bill que
trate de elias estara conclude para ell
Is de mario. La junta privada
de los democratas al principle de la
session session extraordinaria determi-
dos separadamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Una gran huelga

Nueva York, febrero 3.
La Federation Americana de Traba-
iadores ha ordenado una huelga general
IN las fabricas de acero del distrito de
Pittsburg, PENNSYLVANIA. LA huelga
eomprende a unos 10000 hombres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
A v I so

Sc espera que los viajeros los Esia
dos Unidos visiten la Exhibicion de
Puerto Rico-New York,-5a. Avenida
No. $50. Esmerada atenci6n. Facili
'idades ventajas. LIE convene cambiar
mpresiones con Mr.. Mortimer Keming
on-Gerente
IguaImcnte So le tratara en- G,
II de information, San francisco
- 30, San Juan. ST desea exponer
uganda algnn artlculo Sc !.
.dera local sDticiante
G F Correa
Iefe del BDroan de InFormac
PAPEL PARA CIGARRILLOS
En- ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL
Esquina, Fortaleza Y San Jose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Un million de
d liars perdido

Nueva York, febrero 3.
Aver por la manana Sc declare III
incendio en- los edifcios situados en- e
malec6n construido frente a la bah1e
en- Savannah, Georgia. Las perdidas
Sc calculan en- un million de dolares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Murio Ceballos

Nueva York, febrero 3.
Don Juan M. Ceballos, socio de la
,asa bancaria Ceballos y Co., anteayer
ealleci6 en- New York, repentinamente.
La muerte Sc la ocasion6 un ataque apo
pletico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Complot descubierto
Nueva York, febrero g..

Las autoridades deParaguay han des-
cubierto un complot que exist1a para
matar al presidente de aquella rep1bli
ca al ministro de asuntos extranjeros
En- Ia redaccion del peri6dico de oposi-
cion Ell C1vico, en- Asunci6n, Sc han
encontrado bombas y rifles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Castro, en- libertad
Nueva York. febrero 3.

Nueva York, febrero 3.
Despues de haber prestado la fanza
que Sc le exigi6, ha sido puesto en- IL
bertad ell general Cipriano Castro. La
vista de la causa del ex-presidente We
nezolano Sc efectuara en- la Corte Fe-
deral ell viernes proximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Ell viaje de d. Alfonso

Nueva York, febrero 3.
Ell secretario privado de don Alton
so XIII ha negaIdo que el monarca espa-
mol tenga ell prop6sito de visitar a los
Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Anarquista desterrado

Nueva York, febrero 3:
Marcelo Salinas, anarQuista cubano.
amigo de Pardinas, ell asesino del senior
Canalejas, ha sido desterrado de Tampa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Ell parto de la reina
Nueva York. febrero 8.

Nueva York, febrero 3.
Ofcialmente Sc ha anunciado en- Ma
drid que S. M. Victoria Eugenia, reina
de Espa1a, dara a luz ell mes de JUNO
pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03

Vapor americana Caracas Ell 20 Ill
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03

la mayor1a de ellos no estan en- favor
de que Sc construyan dos acorazados
este ano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-03
Los dernocratas
y la escuadra

Nueva York, febrero 3.
La votacion realizada entire los de-
m6cratas de la Camara, demmestra que
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
Push af Life.

One of the most remarkable exhibit
tions of plant force ever saw was in
a western city where | observed a
species of wild sunfiower forcing its
way up through the asphalt pavement;
the folded and compressed leaves OF
the plant, like mans fist, had pushed
against the hard but flexible concrete
till it had bulged up and then split.
and let the irrepressible plant through.
The force exerted must have been
many pounds, ! think 1t doubtful il
the strongest man could have pushed
his fist through such resisting me
dunn. II 1t was not life which exerted
this force, what was it? Life is kind
of explosion, and the slow continued
explosions OF this growing plant rent
the pavement as surely as powder
would have done. II is doubtful If any
cultivated plant could have overcome
such odds. It required the force of
the untamed hairy plant of the plains
to accomplish this feat--John Bur
roughs, in Atlantic.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
TRIES With the Truth.

The paducah Sun OF "wednesday
editoriany referring to the All ged
mlsmanagement Of Riverside hos
.pitai. under caption of Give 4 nog
a Bad Name, in one paragraph
says:
For instance. our neighhof In
Cairo, The Bulletin, picking up
bodily an inspired article from the
News-Demoerat in which defamation
as heaped upon the hospital and its
official heads. makes merry with
conditions 70 misrepresented, under
the general titles of 'degradal ion
starvation and hossible tales of mis-
treatment No actual testimony Is
quoted
The Sun wiElfulIy and maliciolsly
made 4. false statement when it said
The Bulletin made merry with con-
|ditions.
Furthermore it trified with the
ruth again when it said The Bulle.
lin quoted no actual testimony"
The Bulletin gave part Of the
testimony of Miss Lora Sandefer
and Miss Minnie Coleman In re-
ferring to the horrible duties they
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
A New Era Dawns.

A new era dawns for Cairo tt iay.
Walter H. Wood will assume the
feins of government and with the
Incorporation OF the four con- mis-
sioners he will give Cairo the hrst
business administration II has had
b many years Ii the eommissicae~ IS
will stick with him he will put the
eity ont of the political muck and
place it firmly on its feet
That Cairo Is not bigger and
better city today might be attribated
to politics. The gangsters took
possession of the entire city and ran
1t to suit themselves, They aave
done more to retard Cai-os growth
than any other feature and we be-
lieve with the formal inauguration
of the Commission Form Of GoEern-
ment conditions viii immediate V
change.
The Bulletin has confidence in
the new mayor and pledges to sup
port him in his fight for b! sger
and better Cairo.
Go to 1t Mr. Mayor the people
will stand behind you. You are
their candidate and they will stick
with you TO the finish.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
Bombay an Island City.

Bombay, the capital of the Bombay
presidency and the principal seaport
Of western India. is an island which
forms a low.lying plain about 11la
miles long by three to four miles
broad, Two parallel ridges of low
hills flank the island: the larger ridge
protects the harbor, the other termi-
mates in Malahar hill, on which stands
the famous Hindu temple Of Walk
eshwar, to which pilgrims resort from
all parts OF India. The city covers 2a
square miles and has 979,445 popula
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
Matter of Worry.

Don't worry!
Nothing will undermine your ply.
steal system to such an extent FIRE,
quentiy the blow most dreaded never
falls and If 1t should. the advance
worry will not lessen Its sorrow but
simply weaken your power OF meeting
1t.
1t is the opinion of people who have
given the matter considerable thought
that worry lis habit and one to which
womankind Is especially prone. This
may be accounted for by the fact that
men are so busily occupied with Inn
portant happenings that incidents
which they deem trivial but over which
women wear their hearts away are not
given moments heed
After all self-preseryation Is the first
law Of nature and the guarding OF ones
strength quite an important duty 1t
Is time enough to face the sorrows
when they actually exist.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01

were compelled to perform as nurses
in the hospital
The Bulletin eommends the stand
taken by the News-Democrat in its
exposure of conditions said to exist
in Riverside HOSPITAL 1t is public
institution and tha public is entitled
to know Just what Is going on there.
The Bulletin has no patience with d
policy of suppression.
The province OF a real newsnanet
is to expose and do all in its power
to expose graft, vice, mismanage-
mens and bring to justice those
guilty of such practices.
Therefore The Bulletin eommends
the Sews-Democrat in its course
believes that it Ii right in upholding
the dignity and sanctity Of woman
hood
What would become of Southern
chiyalry If it did not champion tho
cause of these poor nurses?
The Sun has plainly given eyi-
aence in its editorial that it believes
lie policy and with this suppression
lie police and with this suppression
the continuation of the heaping Of
indignities upon defenseless women.
Bah. It's worse than white slav-
cry
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01
fWhen the attention Of The bul.
letn i called to any miistatement
Il fact or to any error concerning
any man or thing, corrections WI
nheerfully be made.)
Take Heed.

An nnconfirmed rumor has u that
three 1T the new commissioner
have entered into an agreement az
I'd how they viii vote when the
time comes for the selection 81 the
heads of the various departments y
Il said Mayor Wood is not 70 have
any influence IN the matter bat taat
the three candidates will run mat
ters to suit themselves,
Under the Commission Form Of
Government there will be i've de-
partments. with the mayor as COM
missioner of public affairs and presi-
dent of the council. Until yester-
day 1t appeared as. II Charles Feucn-
Ter Or M. j. Howley would be eleet-
cd to the department OF Accounts
and Finances, which carries with It
the office OF vice president; asss r.
Hurd ais commissioner Of Pubic
Health and Safety: p. N, Kelly as
commissioner OF the department OF
Streets and Public improvements
This. In the opinion of The Rnlle-
letin, would have been wise seiec-
tion for heads of the departments
as Ii seemed to best suit the capabiii-
ties Of the respective commissioners
However, since The Bulletin pub
I lished this proposed slate II wa:
rnmored that certain members 81
the old administration had brought
influence to bear upon three Of tbs
commissioners to form combine
against Mayor Wood and thu
fourth commissioner, so that certain
city officials would be retained il
office.
1t il also rumored that one OF tn
former alderman, not commits
sioner. aspires to name the mex
Chief OF Police and is pulling tn
strings with this object in view
The Bulletin finds 1t hard to be
lieve that any OF the new commits
sioners would enter into q ieagu
against the mayor and it knows tina
if such is the case there are enougl
decent people in Cairo who thin
enough OF their city to make use 0
the recall ii ever the occasion arise
for such drastic action.
II was this system of doing thing
that the voters sought to eliminat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-01

Have you anything to hope fors Have
you any ship at sea2
Have you proud snticipations of q day
that Is TO be?
Are you thinking while you labor OF re-
wards that still are due
OF rewards that may tomorrow be in
fairness brought To YOU?
Are you locking to the future as the
hopeful look ahead
If you have no expectations you might
JUST as we'll be dead.
Are you ssrimly toiiing merely for the
crasts you get today2
Have you earned no right TO bravely hope
encouragement away2
Have you never rendered service that
the world must recognize
That shall prove your worth or somehow
earn for you the splendid prize?
Have YOU cast upon the waters of the flu
ture any bread2
II you have no expectations you might
just as wen be dead
Have YOU tested all your talents? Have
you marited rewards?
Do You dare 10 coNet honors that the
world To worth aecords?
Hopeless, mirthless, they are waiting
who have sent no ships to sea.
Never daring to think proudly Of day
that Is to be,
They are dragging out existence, SOM
Der. sullen heirs of dread
II you have no expectations you might
tust as we'll be dead