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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

'Ic clos" ~ their season and take his
'haH"rS .n tie dfaf'.
with Joe Jackson ana r. cobb AM.
TX CO.. even terms for IN. hattinr hor-
"iS o. the American league and m.
az hut one month over. 90 louks
again land the title since Tv so.nsd
fne Tiger back 800 laos he has 80 .
monopoly on tn batting honors snd
while doubt f- bsIfc eNrrsaaeI IN sorve
quarters this scar about his rstainfny
fh" 'htmpionshlp tho betting T. abou,
no. q" . tGf rr heats out Jackson
''r The home efretrh cobb has the A.
van rs over .arErU1 ir that he can gsf
'fedf Tor hits that DO not ~ out ~ -.
'nh"ld. ~ this stage the pitchers a.,
fraNsIirE 80 their host and for Tsrt a.,
q" go on means that every slam rrust
travel aufue distance. Joe - Gnfne t,,
hHVc o. much more diricult toh 81 III
nald littinE $50 int. Last month or
The 'a-nraigu than cobb
I'e-e. of Tho Cubs. links fhaf ufr
'i'1 vaughan viii he = winning pitch,
'rNf ear. ne saws that Naughan's re-
.euf "ffrrtiveresa is due 70 his deterrI-
iuttlHu fu cat out Lis SOW curve bal AZ
,gu' - possible. With E,ers Arche-.
zimmerman HnI WresrshHr rrrffirr
.'. .nfe'tnfI. VAUGHAN finds that lt
a'fs'.t InN to loaf
a-
TIo chances are trat Inc f-o =, t,o,,ts
feaffe iH fhe Xix leagues VIII. betuesr
fIsfr. lose more Than zoo gan1sa fhfa
ef.. Tho cardinals. Tho are last iu tho
ra'I" aI HFff dropped 90 contests 90
ufte lUd VII lteft rl- ever The re-.
flf' Wtrh before tho ct-1raign rIoses
II Do" Fruwra. ~ fu are seventh fr fra
amer ..Hn. arr charged with q dafrafa
IhT. have I0st ono wore rHr1e than fHa
NHnh'rr Hhu ere lrf. but have aIss
WOW more This has been 90 ~ GOO
E "nf'.. h1ee tall years ne Mount tif.
lt. stfr spcrierced
GEORGE ~'otail will Proha hiv se0- ~or-~
'p f.f tnH.IIsIon that a. a --ararrt g..
70 H"'H'UNI lic We fred 10 TfrvsIsr.f
Fff'r making re- good ~erord AID shefpaf
10y -' I".Ir otter making RI poor one.
.fh f1e material ard uafer the rfrrt.ry,-
'ff'0e ~ nNl man could have dove
iu ne Mound CIV tIa~rs 80
.irro no. a nnfaii largely cn Hedges. ffa
80 nor - Tho rfUh hrt aat BE- IL t.,f I.,
-' fa''E Win ma-srcr. PLAYERS or rub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

Vt ~. 'aul Indians rrIIs So THuf
iref game utf grounds
~ Paul Indianapolis. 2 tsarorI
" M'nrsaroiis Minneapolis. 20. To
Irfn tIIrsf same
Minneapolis. q Toiedo. 4 Second
game
A. Mivaukes Louis, iiie-NfnvsuRs~.
dornl~ headsr. rain
40 krnSa~ tiy Columbus Rana4a
go. Jain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
OhioAao.

"c osse hits CItstsn. Ph.'.f,. col.
~. ''pod Archer. f's, he Iiorr. -..,..
~tI+lt-, ~fenE.f Williams -,..,,
i'tJS is..~F. Ee.Ibdrh. smith Basc 49,,
..l'r 'rt F'~r'". OF Itelll,-u
.''4-'S OK. iF i.,lubsch . b.. J.i~r,. 90
&c. e'''-'' linIlfes. E.elrr and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

OIseary. l. Magee ana Nowrey: Gala
han and l.. Mage. Base on halls. sea-
on. ,. Hopper. g. Struck ont. SeatOn,
q. Cmpircs. Jason and brennan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

TWO base hits. Meanwhile. Rates
Ming. Three base hits. schmidt. Mann
Tinker. Dodge. king Home run. Dodsr
Sacrifice hits. lioblitzeIl. 2. Tinker
Sacrifice fly. Sweeu-y. Whaling stolen
psses Myers. MarSaIls. Iioblitz-lt
Dodge. ?: BeScher. = Double MAJ
iroh and ioblitzell RaSA on hall.
hess, 3: Suggs. l. Struck out: Hess. :
pires; O'Day and Enslie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
INTERNATIONAL IrAonr

~ Hsltimore. rIovidcuoc. {. BAN
more
a Toronto Dunsio :. Toronto. q
b'hrrs not scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

\~w ) urN .-" 20 % 90 . o.. I
Pittsburgh -.....- " 90 o. Y %
tA" base hats. Elgns ~To.ls-ssS SAL
".n," .''. Murray. "a rifirs f'f~4. Nu'-
IAH. iI"t her Stolen bases trsN = .-
'uuu. DOYLE. Has" 90. balls Icuftree. O..
adams. % SfrIrE oft. r.uaree 8.
Adams. I'nIhi~ ulat~. Ho..u. NioN
aud Miller. N''!v. AMI N..lc,. Iu7lres.
IN.ru .i!I Ost..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

Two bas~ p ito sf-e Ertrff ..t-r-
williams Anf ~ - o.. rrffs .t.....
Hss~s Nni-sf fIrIhts pItrs ..tf.
tflE fuf % LEI .tIsua krr.I
70 ~ lfHrs on f.aIa ~ 20
'ir rrs ..f I.
= s.. lsI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
PHILADELPHIA


chicago ......-.0 - o q n o.
Three bsse hit; SchRnE. Sacrifice hits.
hodie. r. Murphy. barry. stolen base:
Ihsppeu Double plays. Chapp~ll and
- halk' SchanG and p. Collins Base on
iaiiS orr Scott. ?: orr Shawk-v. .
struck oIt; b. SCOTT. .: by Shawkev. 4
- tender. ). jmpires. Connolly and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.

Yesterdays Games.
Cincinnati. y: Boston. II.
Philadelphia. =. ~. Louis. =.
brooklyn. o. Chicago. 3.
New NOrk. Z. Pittsburgh, /.
To-day's Cameo
tSame a. yesterday
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Bowl ling
MASONIC CLUB DUCKS.

tonight Games.
f...I I..az
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
R. v. SHAW IS
ARRESTED UPON
SERIOUS CHARGE
a. sgcd He Attempted to Pass
4Mxhs@s-..-SzE..s..sss.s-.szs....EE<1sssEezbszEun
Checks to Which He Forged
Signatures.

Detective Harry Jones Sunday
morning arrested and lodged in the
city Jail R. w. Shaw upon a charge
of attempting to pass forged checks.
Shaw, 1t is alleged. issued two
checks or more. one for $500 and
another for s36.50 signing the name
Of May and Van Sickle the well
known local contractors, to the
checks.
These checks Shaw, II is said, at
tempted to negotiate late Friday
afternoon and Saturday at two diff
ferent saloons, but his efforts were
|unavailing,
Shaw obtained the checks from a
saloonEeeper and later was seen by
this saloonkeeper and an alderman
at the desk OF the Alexander County
National bank filing out the checks.
Shaw mp to last Thursday was en-
ployed by the May and Van Sick 9
firm as carpenter
He denied when arrested that he
ever attempted TO pass any checks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Almost Thirty Disciples Of Church
Of God Are Baptised in the
Ohio River.
AMAZE A LARGE CROWD
~
BY Wonderful Fortstude to Stand
Dip in Water in Such Win.
try Gather.

Confession of religion and desir'
to enter into it's sacred. portals lie.
almost thirty white citizens o
] Cairo. men and women and children
applicants to membership to thf
Church OF God" to take a shivosina
dip into the Ohio river Sunday after
noon TO be "Baptiasd according t
the Word
The organization is new oni
that has been holding forth OF
Thirty-fourth street near Poplar
and in revival the ast two weeks
it is said many uptown people were
made believers and brought into tht
Influence OF the church. y
A crowd of seevral hundred peo-
Ipe gathered on the levee front yes
terday and from available points on
titt bdilut vi bOhhS anu III ShilIS edN
the immersion. With the tempera-
turc typical Of raw and bleak VIM
try day, and with tile thermometes
steadily dropping, the, converts
amazed the onloookeT by going into
deep water and were treated to a
good old fashioned tdueking" by the
minister in charge OF the ceremony
A chord of jubilant sympathy
seemed TO revert TO those of the
faith on the shore who didn't heed
the entreaty TO come on in. tht
waters nne' since they expresset
their feelings with many occasiona
"TIalleujahs' for their brethren who
brayed the diverse ements to carr,
out the courage OF their convictions
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Pamphlets Containing Law to Date
Ready at Office Of Judge
Comings.
DECATUR MAYOR MAY SPEAK
Ii Stuff .eient Funds to Defray Ex-
penses Can Be Raised
Has Volunteered.

The pamphlets containing ths
avs applying 10 the Commission
Form of Municipal Government. a.
amended 10 date, can be secured by
any one desiring to acquaint them
self with all the facts and the laws
governing this business form OF goy-
ernment. by calling at the Office OF
Judge A. Comings. 712 Commercial
avenue.
The pamphlet in pocket form will
10 given to any one merely for the
iskin:..
The law is so plain that any one,
Who can read the English language,
ean easily digest 1t in every lit Q
letai
II is proposed, If sufficient funds
an be raised for the purpose TO
bring Mayor Dan Dineen OF Deca-
tlir. 10 Cairo TO Address the voters
Of the city at mass meeting to b.
held at the Court House some time
within the next ten days, and thor
onshly explain the benefits accru,
ing to his city since the iuaugura-
tion Of the new form of administer
ing its affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Upstate Team Eligible to Enter
Contest for Honor Of Best
state ouinsdtfes
ARE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
Of Southern Illinois as Resalt Of
Tourney Last Week at
Carbondale.

| The basket bail team of Mt Yer
non, who are the Southern Illinois
champions as result of winning
the tournament at Carbonda Sat-
urday, will have an opportunity to
become state champions as d result
of their splendid showing. In sew
eral weeks they will meet in COM
petition with the champions of Gem
trail. Eastern, Western and Northern
Illinoisto fight for the honor a.
Cairo high school was Mr. YER
mons first opponent when the con-
, test at Carbondale started Friday
afternoon, the choice being decided
by coin toss. The result OF the
flip was more than satisfactory to
Mt Vernon since Cairo was regarded
as a weak team.
The local team started in with a
rush that surprised Mt Vernon ami
goth their goat in the first half by
a tune of to 6. The other teams
and enthusiasts wildly cheered Cairo
for their humb ing of the mighty
opposing team, touted as invinciblc,
In the second half, the C. II. S. boys
lacked the "pep" that they first dis
played for they were tired from tbs
strenuous first half, but again thew
played rings around Mt. Vernon and
when the half was partly gone,
Cairo had the majority in the score
l3 to 6. 1t was at this stage OF the
game that Mt Vernon realized her
predicament at the hands OF an equal
team, and put in four new p ayers
Their freshness had a turning effect
and they steadily gained until at the
last they had it on the local team Nv
a 80 to II tally. Cairo had no such
course, since ony six men were
taken on the trip, and none could
be replaced in such manner as Mt.
Vernon pursued.
In the next contest Cairo eneount-
cred Eldorado and trimmed. the OPP
position by score, of u to is.
Saturday night Cairo was pitted
against Benton for the third place
honers, since Mt. Vernon and Gem
tra'ia were to play for the first place
and championship. The G. II. s.
team went against Benton badly
handicapped by an injury to Mas-
tinsly. They practically had only
fonr men, siHce Matt could do hut
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Mrs. Philip Lydlg, whose enter.
tainments always have startled hel
society friends sby their originalit.
and disregard for expense, has es
sayed a new role, that Of a producer
|The entire second floor of the I4ydie
mansion has been made over into .
miniature theater. to seat abou;
Ithree hundred peup G. 1he first
production to be staged in this pri.
vate theater was Judith drama
written by Miss G.. Constant Louns-
berry. a Bryn Mawr graduate, tell
ing the Biblical story of Judith and
Holofernes. Baron de Max, who IS
considered by critics to be the great-
est tragedian in France, and Nine.
Yorska,. of the Sarah .Bernhardt
theater, played the leading parts.
Neither oil these artists has been
called to this country before, an in
dication of the extent to which Mrs.
Lydig has gone, to insure the SUD
cess OF her entertainment. Ruth ST.
Denis also was in tire cast. !
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
VARIATION OF OLD FUGITIVE Law
Right to See Body is Denied Widow ana
ler--.Despatch Of American Troops 10
Galveston Per Saturday Orders
is fastened

Mexico city, Feb 23.--Agains.
fri2htful odds the IIuerta- Dia2 aGt
ministration has begun its warfaf.
of determination to retain its rap.
id weakening hold on the govern
ment OF Mexico.
Francisco |. Madero and Jose Pine
Suarez. deposed president and vice.
president. were shot and killed in
a midnight ride while under guarc
from the National Palace to thf
penitentiary.
Incidental to Attempted Rescue.
The only details available are
from an official source by Provision
al President Huerta. who says tho
shooting was incidental to d hgh'
between the guards and rescu.
party.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs De II.
l'arra adds the shooting was the re.
suit Of an attemptpef the prisoner
ito make their esrape when fhe req
euing party appeared
Investigation Ordered.
An official investigation has beeS
ordered to determine responsibility
for the XII iling and commanders oil
the guards having in custody tn
two men at the time OF the killing
have been locked up.
Variation Of Fueitive Law.
A greater part OF the popnlace re-
gard the killing as variation OF the
old fugitive law by which undesir.
ables arc shot while trying to es
cape.
The tragedy occurred shortly
after midnight
Shot While Surrounded.
Madero and Suarez in automobiles
1nder guard OF one hundred Ruralea
itarted from the National Palace to
he penitentiary. Official state
nents say that when the guards
we're fired upon BY the rescuing
party The prisoners were removed
from the car and entire.y y surrounded
by thirty guards.
Shot Through Back of Head.
When the fight was over and tho
party had fled. Madero
and Suarez were found dead, the for
mer shot through the back OF the
head and the latter bearing many
fatal wounds
Sonora Madero, widow and Mer-
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
AMERICANS GOING SOME

o Washington, February %.
o Americans are drinking
o more rwhiskey, smoking more
o cigars and cigarettes and
o chewing more tobacco than
ever before in history, according
o to latest tax returns to Royal
o e. Caben, Commissioner Of
o Internal Revenue, -
o From July to February the
o nation has consumed "a. 900.
o 600 gallons of whiskey, an in
0 crease of 5,0Oo,Oe0 gallons
o over the corresponding period
. the preyions wear; $500, 900.
o 600 cigarettes, an increase III
o .25o,0ob,oft: : 0o0,ooS,-
o e0e. cigars an increase of $50 i
o 6nDy000, and 25o, 100000
o pounds Of smoking tobacco,
o an increase of 100000
o pounds. These are record
o breaking figures.
o In addition drinkers of beer
o are resuming their stride.
o nnring the fiscal year 1912
o tho consumption Of beer fell
o off materially, but for the
o first seven moths OF the cur
o rent fiscal year the people of
o the United States have con-
o sumed 3s,s64,00O barrels.
o an Increase Of 1,s5O,o00 bar
o rels over last year.
o DRINK RS, smokers and
o chewefs are. thus inriching
o the Federal Government. In
o ternal revenue taxes from
o July | TO date are s12,500,-
o 900 greater than any pre-
Q sious record for a similar
o period.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

fedos Madero a sister of the deal
nan. tried without avail today i,
'ee the body. The widow went sii-
entity while Mercedes tigerishIy arr
faignad the officers who barred thu
say
Assassins and Ira tors
Senosa Mercedes called them cow
irds. assassins and traitors.
The women were led away BY for.
'ign diplomats.
President Hucrta smmediatasv
called cabinet meeting, afterwards
-nnonneing that a fun Investigation
VII be made and the gniity pun-
Rhed.
There was no demonstration II
me city. the news being received
oassiYely.
People Arc in Dread
TIE. people evidently rememher
The tragic events Of the lasr w,
weeks and fear 70 express their sen.
Reports from northern stafes
however, are that extreme dissatf3.
iactioh has caused plans for an opaa
'eyoit 70 be pushed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
WASHINGTON srIrr. CAIN

washington, Feb. "a. Extreme
sravity regarding the Mexican A.
aatioR IL indicated by telegram
late rtoniEht from the American am
sassador Henry Lane wilson thai
the foreign minister De la Barfa
lad invited all the foreign aiplo-
'natssin the capital TO a luncheon ts-
morrow but none would attend ma
III the mystery OF the double tras-
sdy is eleaned UP. es
President Taft on his return fros,
New York found kilograms froos,
Wilson detail ing the shooting when
ne heard the news In New york Tasf
said ne saF no cause for interyeu.
ton although the tragedy was on.
acted after this government bas
given Mexico to understand thar !.
would look with disfayor upon anw
extreme measures against Madre ana
suarez. TAFT did not summon his
cabinet for session tonight.
The movement of the L. S. troops
10 Galveston under the orders af
last Saturday will be fastened. The
next move OF the American govern
ment is not known.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Bryan With Eyes Fixen on 1916
Prefers to Let Him Paddle
Own Canoe.
NATIONAL CAPITAL GOSSIP
Has 1t That Conlmoner May. Accept
State Portfolio Only For
Brief Period,

Washington. Feb. 23.-Presi-
dent-elect wi son is having the
hardest job of his life in choosing
his cabinet. That has become known
here during the last few days. De-
spite all the reports to the con-
trary he has not decided on more
than one or two members OF his Of
fetal family and there is a possi-
bility that he will not have all his
selections made by the time he takes
the oath of office.
William j. Bryan's position IL
well known TO his close friends
arnDng the Democrats. The port
fo'io of secretary OF state has been
offered to him. He may accept il.
Governor Wilson and he had an un-
derstandlng many weeks ago con-
cerning this matter and the general
be ief here among democrats Is that
Mr.. Bryan win accept.
1t is. not believed however, that
IL he does accept he will mold the
office except for short time, on
the theory that by Withdrawing
after short time he would have
the honor of having held the office
distinguished by such men as Jeffer-
son, Seward and John Hay and still
could belabor his party as he pleased
Would be in Command"
BY so doing, the democrats say, he
would place himself in the position
of being the leading Democrat in
1916, providing President Wilson's
administration did not i've up to cx.
pectations.
On the authority of one OF the
leading democrats of the country
one who is always in touch with
matters pertaining to Mr.. Bryan
Colonel Bryan is still thinking it
all over. lie believes he had good
deal to do with the nomination Of
president-elect Wilson and he well
comes polibeal honor, but in the
words of one of his friends, "he
could not very well subordinate
himsef to anyone" and that is what
he would have to. do If he went In,
the Wilson cabinet.
1t is understood here that Mr..
Bryan's position will be made clear
within the netx few days. While
Governor Wilson has the greatest re-
spect for the Commoner's judgment,
and regards him as one of the great
est men in the country, he will not
consult him with regard to all his
appointments. He will ask his judg
ment about some. He asked his
Judgment about some already, and
has obtained4iit. But Colonel Bryan,
being politician OF rare abb ity, is
looking after his own political
fences. He has his eye on 1916 He
does not care to create a Bryan eabi-
net, knowing that If it failed o.
achievement, as any cabinet might
with an uncertain. congress behind
1t, IL would be his end politically,
Two Not to Meet.
He prefers, say some OF his close
friends, to let Governor wilson
paddle his own canoe" Some of
the Bryan men say that Colonel
Bryan would be satisfied merely to
have thn portfolio offered to him,
Men close to Governor Wilson say
this already has been done. There
will be no meeting between the two
men before the inauguration. In
fact, Governor Wilson has appoint
nents with no democrats of nation
al prominence Governor Wilson
has denied there has been a split
between him and Bryan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
ALLEGED PLOT
TO ASSASSINATE
n. Y. GOVERNOR
SulZer Informed Of Plot on His Life
by Caller Who Was Assaulted
For Eayesdropping

Albany, N. Y. Feb. 23.-Gos,
sulzer was today informed of an all
legged plot to assassinate him. A
caller, with his head swathed ia
bandages told him of overhearing
the plot and being assaulted when
the conspiratorg discovered him. The
governor said that he had recent )
received many threatening letters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
BInnMIN, REGaARl'

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 23-Riehard
Tuition, a London business man, in
an Interview here today declared
that the sentiment against suffrage
is 30 great that any respectable man
viii divorce the wife who joins the
suifragists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
sion.
THREE MEN ROB
CIGAR STAND IN
NEW YORK CITY

New York, Feb. 2s.-In broaa
daylight on one OF the busiest cor.
neTs OF the city three men robbed !
cigar stand They bound and gag
ged the clerk and took sS0a from,
the safe and escaped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
POWER PLANT DAMAGED.

Kendallvilie. Ind. Feb. 23.--Traf-
fc was delayed for 4 short time
this afternoon when the power plant
operating tho Toledo-ciiicago inter
urban ears was put out OF commits
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Took Practical Meanlnn

"What does it mean to cast your
bread upon the waters?" asked the
Sunday school teacher. 1T means
that the fishes has to be fed" replied
small Sadie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

II viii ever remain mystery why
so many men and women like to talk
asout themselves when there are SO
many persons willing to undertake
the task and do 1t better
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
At Tinlea.

Ted--"Do you believe that woman
should hold the reins?" Ned-"It is
all right when you have the girl out
In . sIeigh.r--Judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Her Formal closlnc.

One evening little Helen stammered
at the end of her prayer evidently for
getting how to close. Then she said:
-Oh. yes. very truly yours Helen
Huaith."
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Your viewnoint

Success, happiness and usefulness
in this world depends upon ones taxi
Ing the right attitude toward life
Rolfe Cobleigh
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

THE hired man fell of the fence
down In the meadow lot just now.''
Had he hit the ground when you
left? louisville Courier,Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Health heIah,.

The highest point to which man can
ascend without his health being very
seriously affected Is 16.500 feet.--New
York Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Not So Dumb.

They call this a dumb waifer,s
observed Mrs. Gossip. but it has told
me the secrets OF every family In the
house
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24

Love is not altogether .. delirium.
yet 4 has many points In commol
herewith call It rather . discer6
ing OF the inflnite in the dnite--of the
ideal made reai.-Carlyle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
pent De Llks that.

Some people are like low-grade orr.
They have gold IN them. but 20 H.
beddsd that II isn't worth the iFouhaA
" getting It out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
cheeterton on zola.

| an grown up and do not worry
myself shout zoIa's immortality. Ths
thing cannot stand 10 his morality
cEestsfton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
Hard.

IL is hard for a man to look digni.
ned while standing upon his tiptoes to
whisper into the ear OF his sixteen
year-old SOL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
MADER0 AND SUAREz MEET DEATH in A RESCUE

--vaM.gia
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-24
carlyIe,, idea Of Love

o 0 Q o 0 o . . 0 0
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-03-21
LIE Socialism,

LIE socialisme, dams son accep-
ton populaire, nest pas lie fruit
dun sentiment chr6tien pour lie
pauvre. II est au contraire l'enne-
mi mortel de la charit6. Ce nest
pas non plus, CONNIE on Sc pla1t a
lie dire une simple agitation au
profit DIES d%6sheritAs de la fortune;
mails bien I'm systeme revolution
naire excitement concu ct calcule
pour METRE lie monde sens dessus
dessous ct rejeter lie genre human
dams lie triste etat de la barbarie.
On a voulu r%epr6senter la socia-
lisme CONNIE une simple th6orie
politique qui tend a a~ccro1tre les
attributions de pEtat, rien nest
plus faux, 6coutons la definition
QUEEN dome lie DR. Roe: "Le socia-
lisme, dit-il, est un systemic qui
s;6carte de la juste proportion YOU
lue par l'6quit6, ct formule pour
les masses populair6s DIES r6clama-
tions exorbitantes on exager6es