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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-24

described, before J. D. Taylor, U. s. Commissioner, at Bisbee, Arizona, on the 27th day of May, 1914. Claimant names at witnesses: Lee Burnett, .J J. Young, James Kelly, Allen II. Mann. all of Hereford, Ariz.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN.
 Register
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-24

Hg0n upon the HpnmHu only iu lcd the painful prick ul u hHrbed arrow ns it s1nk hllf its length iu his qulyor inr ncsh. Aeaiu ho stopped, and by this time Tarzau bad ruu twice around che stem Of a great tree with his rope and made tue end Inst
 The black saw the trick and grinued. but Tarzan knew that Sabor must be quickly finished before those mighty teeth had found and parted the slender cord that held him. lt was matter of but an Instant Co reach the blacks side and drag bis long knife from its scabbard. Then he signed the warrior Co continue Co shoot arrows into the great beast while he attempted Co close in upon him with the knife, so as one tant0lized upon one side the other snoaked cautiously in upon the other Sabor was furious. He raised his voice in a perfect frenzy of shrieks, growls and hide0us means, the while be rear ed upon his hind legs in futile attempt to reach first one and then the other of his tormentors.
 But at length the agile ape-man saw his chance and rushed in upon the beasts left side behind the mighty shoulder A giant arm encircled the white throat and a long blade sank once. true as a die, into the fierce heart Then Tarznn arose and the black man ara the white loOSed Into each others eyes across the body cf their kill, and the black made the sign e peace and friendship. and Tarzan of the Apes an- swered it in kind
 The noise of their battle with Sabor had drawn an excited horde Of sav- ages from the nearby village. and a moment after the tigers death the two men were surrounded by 1.-the. ebon warriors, gestculatiug and jab- bering "a thousand questions that drowned each ventured reply. And then the women came and the ] children-eager. curious, and at sight of Tarzan more questioning than ever. . The ape-mans new friend finally sue ceeded In making himself heard, and | when he had done talking the men and women of the village vied with one ! another in doing honor to the strange ] creature who had saved their fellow and battled single handed with fierce ] Sabor.
 At last they led hlm back to their . village, where they brought him gifts of fowl and goats and cooked food. When he pointed to their weapons the . warriors hastened to fetch spear, shield. arrows and a bow His friend of the encounter presented him with the knife with which he had killed Sabor. There was nothing in an the village he could not have had for the asking.
 Tarzan's first night with the savages was devoted to a wild orgy in his bon. or. There was feasung for the hun ters bad brought in au antelope and a zebra as trophies of their skill, and gallons of the weak native beer were consumed As the warriors danced in the Grelight Tarzan was again im pressed by the symmetry of their tg ures and the regularity Of their fea tures-the fiat noses and thick lips O! the typical West Coast savage vert entirely missing In repose the faces of the men were intelligent and digni fed. those of the women ofttimes pre- possessing.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-24
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 Alexander Bros. Props.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05

= Rurs un6 b ii n 5 t 9. nDar'
UNI trGgit bu Oenn ieBt einen SptB'
bart9"
snWsiI i9 ell SunOeIsbsn fiib'
re-" H. .
3peierIet 9er3Ieiben.
.Rah Ndubsim pollen Sic ii9 our
Sur bsssben, iunssr Msanne 0d neh'
men Sic ii9 nur in a9t, ous il Elm
esfGbrli9es 8oo. Sd mar aud Dor
10 Sdbren aIs aeOiser bort ipegen
zines tIeinen SerSlsioens unO bin nit
stpei unbeiIbaren suriidgeiommen."
.rWas sic iasen!""
~Su, NIT Srau uno S4piessrs
mutter!"
Sriftistr 9runO. sDus
srintsn fheint nun Sbre @dpG4e
gu fsin!"
.aeiber! 9esbuIb muB i9 mid
ou1 fOrtipGbrsn0 Harlem"
- aul rNeine Sdneioerin 1T
i.br berIosen."
#glIio 9lufidnsiberin."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05
HUT prnf. Dr. Ertrh MarkH, miinrhru.

ponoerabilien .in sinem Rriess, ipenu
mir ongeeriffen tper6en. Damn iptr6
ras san5s SeutfdIuno bon Der Rss
mel bis gum 8OoenIes pie cine puls
rermine aufbrennen unb Don 9eipeb>
rem itarren, unb ss pirb tsin sSein6
nagcn, nit oiefem .flror tsutoni,
Gus. Der iid BEL Dem Qnsriff snt'
ipidtlt. es auf5unebmen". Die
StunOe III bo; 8ismards @Iaube bat
iid big beute iibsrtpdItis.no srfiilt.
Ssin 8ermd9tnis betGtigt Ti9 aIIs
iiberhll. feline Wprte iino pirtsnbe
DirtIidteit. gr Ielbsr 1T BEL uns,
rno er lebt in unietm @olte.
Was aber piirbe sr, Der Staats.
mann, Der Diplomat, psnn er beute
gu bunoeln bate, beutt tun9 9as
DiHen mir: Oas asuBerfe. @r
oiirSe iebss Wittel aufnebmeE, aud
jebss Dlittel Der Rspolution; er ipiirot
Ger furdtbarsn Sdrte Siefer Sage
fur4tIos ins @ntIiB iGauen; CT
ioiiros alIes tun, mas Seuti6lanbs
3utunft rstt.n un0 mas iie g.gen
!iinfti9e 9efabren iidern unb aus>
tausn t0nnte, nit sbsrnem @riffe, be-
fonnen unO fdOnunsslos, psitauss
greifeno in alIss 9efiise 6es @roteils
uno Der @sIt. gintn Sriss obne
3isle hat er islber als Elm llnbins
terporfen. Gr piiros NIT ieinem
2Openause in bos 9untet bi.Ier
Stunos binuusipGben, in 6ieI.n
Sturm. Der allss 2.bsn Guropas in
|Sf uno Def our9einan6eriagt uno
in Sra9e iteat. uno neue programme,
Die iiber bas Dsrt unO bas 3iel bes
Sismard bon 1870 binausfiibrsn
miiFsn. prosramme elmer nsuen, fes
Itsren DsItssitaltuns in ii9 aufri4s
ten uno lie in bic DirtIi9teit iib.rs
tragen fpolIen. Die StunDe oes
Sieses. auf ben mir psrtrauen, auf
ben mir pertrauen miiien, mub unfer
Bolt duf ben 8abnen feiner Notiptbr
peiterleiten, iiber Die 9robe 8ergans
|9enbeit 6inaus. Wir brau6en ni9t
eroberuns. uber 9sduns. unb iOmit
manderiei Neubau rinesum. 9lu6
oiefe aufsabe tpirO ungebsuer fem;
liable feiu Geiit uas uno uniere Siibs
rer aud fir iie! 9ber oas iinb
9eoanten. Die erft nod in Der Sisfs
6offen unb arbsitsn unb reifen milf
fen; es mare permehen, bisIer pfIi9.
ten beute gu 9eoenten. als pdren fie
i4on ba. Was mir bsute brau9en,
1T nod ernitbafter uno ebsrner als
lle: .our9! Dir itsben in Der bitters
it,n Rotpebt, in Der iemaIs elm gro.
bes @olt seitanoen bat; bieTe ROts
lpenoigleit itOBt uns poran: uno
aud iie, bic einfu6t grbaItung uns
feres Oofeins fslber, iit nabrli1 fir
eieie i9Derfsn Sage 3isI unb sSnbult
genug: elm Snbolt bon fur6tborer
uno srbubsner 9r0Bs. @ie tlein iit
isbss Wort in folder 3eit. 2lber
du9 Der Dabeimesblisbene empfinbet
ea nit beibsm StolSe: mir ba6en in
olelen leBten Wo6en Den @eiIt untes
rer @enien pieber aufiteisen Ieb.n,
cen @siit 6es 9ertrauens un6 Der
Sinsabe. bss SoOssmutes uno b.s
troIi4iten 3Ornes. ben @eif, Der als
!,s fir alles sibt. nit freuOissr Soffs
Hung. Dir fpiiren in 9eut19Ianos
SanO uno in 9eutI9lanbs 9lut bds
Giien, bas teinsr in uns binsinssbiI,
het bot TO ipie sr: Die lebte, bGrteite,
cin5ige 8raft unIerer Reituns unb
LnIeres 2ebens. 5iirit 8ismard bat
IN isinem sroBen unb beiben 2ebsn
NIT trugiiden Sdmer8en um fsiu
um Die Ss.Ie ieines
Oeutfdlon0s 9srunsen un6 ssIitten:
er Ddre beute NIT ieinsm
0olte 3ufrieoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05

fir elm Bolt bic beIien oller Rits
itreiter seipeien. Dir rufen iie an,
in Der Stunoe Der gnti9siouneen.
ipis mir es setan baben in Ianaen,
Lngetpifen Sabren Der 8orbsreitung,
Ino fiibIsn iie uns nab. DEM bic
9sfdi6te III sipis psitsritrOmenoes
innerli9es 2ebsn, unTere bel ten uno
bo6iten iittIi9en 8rGfts fino GItsr as
mir islblt uno pirtsn aus bem tiefen
Quelgrunb unferer 8ersan9enbeit
unsnolid befru9tsno, unsnbli9 itGrs
ttno unb ieeneno berauf in ben 9es
genlpGrtissn Sag. mir osnten an 80s
rig Griebri4s Rieisntampi, unO un'
Isre SesIe fhtpillt in Stol; unb 0sr'
trauen unb in betpunbernber 0emut;
mir fiiblen ben Sau9 bon 1918 our4
lnfer BOLT ipeben unb piHen. oab
mir ipis unIere abnsn fir uass tdmps
fen, mas bds 2eben le6enspert ma9t,
fir ous 9aIein bon Staat un6 Rul.
tur, uno ibre SueenoIidtsit flutet
eur4 unier !Sers. @ir boben bic
9roben unieres Ginisunsstrisees
oidt neben uns: mir bsrteioieen ibr
Derf, es 1T Elm un6 bsrisIbs &F;
mir iteben auf ibrsr arbeit. ibrsr
Organiiution, ibrer grsi,buns, un6
tbr Dias uno ibrs aruft iinO mittsu
unter uns, Die cSa6rsebnte fino pers
iuntsn unb ibre Stimm: t0nt au uns,
uls fprads iie bsut. ...
Wie piele boben in oleIen Wo6en
Die Dprts neu erlsbt, bic SiirIt 8iSs
mard bem tiinftisen &risss seIprodsn
bat: lie seltsn ale fir unIeren Rrisg.
gr bat 1878 Die 8orausIsBun9en
beitimmt. obns bic 9sutl9Iano ni9t
lOsfblaeen tOune: ben S9ub unIe.
rer llnabbGnsisteit mad auben, uns
ferer @inigseit unter uns, Die polle
lle6sr5eueung, Die OoGls 9egeiIterung
osr oeutihen Ration." Gr BAT (18SS)
tie Rotipsnbistsit unIerer 0ebr erob.
ortis besriinbst: .Dir miEen 10
fart Iein. Dab mir nit Dem Selblt.
gsfiibl elmer 9roBsn NatiOn, ole untet
!lmitanosn itort senue 1T, ibrs Sc.
idide in ibre eigens 9uno gu neb.
men, aud grssn isbe &OalitiOn. nit
Dem Sel6ItOertrausn un6 nit Dem
8ottpertrauen. tJel9es ole ei9ene
Wla9t perleibt unb bic @ere6tigteit
ter Sade. Die INNER auf oeutI9er
Se;te bleiben miro nod Der Gorge
ber Re9ierung = bub mir Oamit ies
Der @pentuoIitGt entsegsnIeben Ton.
ren uno nit Rube enteesenleben ION.
nen." @r bat nit StOIs bon unI.'
rem 8olts6eer unb ieinsr Qlus,
biloung unb feinsm Offisiers
torps ols bon unpereleidliden
uno unna4u6mburen Werten geIpros
den, uno bon Der friebfsrtigen unb
Uerantiportun9sbepu 8eInnnens
belt Sugleid. nit Der Die oelpaltiae
Strait. Die @ott in Die beuti6e Nas
tiOn esIegt bat. selentt uno auriidses
boIten tperoen iueros big gum iuBerz
lien SuGIe. glber er 6at oamoIs bic
DrObuneen ftOIS 5uriidsslpieIen uno
ben Jriebensbreher ebsrn sss
rarnt: er ~ipirb Ii9 iibsr3sussn, buB
fis tampfesfreuOise 8aterlanoslisbs.
meI9e 1918 Die seiumts 9ep0lteruns
hes bumals Idna9en, tleinen unb
aus9sIOeenen prsuben unter ole Sob
men rief. beutSutase Elm @emeinsut
Der gon5en bsutiaen Rntion lit unb
bab oerienise, iueIder Die beutI6e
Ration irgenoiuie ansreift, iie eins
teitIib getpoffnet finosn tpiro unS
jsoen Debrmunn nit Dem feItcn
@lau6sn i'm SerSsn: 9ott pirb init
uns icin!" Gr bat vOas san5e Sc
ipi4t Der SmpOnbernbilien" 9slpiirs
ti9t, ~bie DieI i9perer pissen als
tie mutsriellen @elui9ts": Der SIN,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05
1tHt1tarft 1ttt1 nRr Ar1pu.

lage, lieb RuBlano teIber thn heute
su2 8ismurds politit i.behfalIs,
pie sr Ts setrisben unb ipie sr iie
psrtiinbst bat. pGr. eine ioId. 9l;ts
ipirtung an Ssiterrsihs 3eritiideluns
fdI,dteroings sutssstn gtlpsTen. llns
fer. Reeisruns fab bier. nud ollsm.
mas mir tpihen iOnnen, 9ar isinsn
anoersn @sg ppr il4 uIs ben Der
Srtue eeeen Seferrstt:
aud i'm Ginns gismards. limb lie
fab RuBlonb in itttsr, immer otes
bsnbsr Sffsniibs rpie seseH Ssiisrs
reid TO- sseen uns fsIbit Dit oft
iinb uns, in al bisIsn Iesien Monas
ten, bic an5.idsn Der beronriidsnSsn
gefabr bon bsiorst,n unb tunoigsn
Darnsrn Dor Die 4us.n eetol!en
iporoen! NuBlanb !par i'm 0oresbtn
unb IN ollie nidt auriid. Gs par
mi. Dor benz SuIi 1870: au9 bie!cs
Mol bebts, nur unsnoli9 fpiitbutsr
uno fdpsrsr, Der 8oosn @urppus
bon Der irisef6affsnbsn Wibiarbsit
bon eutI9lnnbs Ssinben. DeutIdz
lamb bat aud oi,lsE MaI ben prd.
psntiDlri.s nidt s,pollt un6 ni&t gss
iu9t. gs bat iid beiptbrt uno li6
bsreit seboIten unb iider nit sez
iponnter Sorse tatbeteit binausgez
ipGbt. Qbsr ben antoB bat 9euti4s
lanO nidt es9ebtn: sS bat ipsber Den
Morb bon SaraiepO nod bic Seltlts
sleidfebuns Rublunbs init Serbiens
SduIb sslbuff,u uno ss bat Mittels
ipege ssiu4t Bis 3ulebt. Ser &rieg
tit uns ent9egeneetrnsen fpcroen.
pis 1870 10 aud bieiss Mal. uno
oieies Mal nod peit urbsbing!er
un0 unpsrtsnnbarer ola bamols; aa1
bieiss Mal absr, sbs Der LIBERAL gum
Sdlase riiItenbe @esner felbe< fers
tis mar. 3rieseriid setusfen iinb
mir pabrli9 nidt. 26 tSabre lang
bat Wilklm ii. SrisOen gebaItsn.
ipie fein GROCER 8prsGnssr Subpr.
un0 nehr ols elnmdl nit gelp1ltidz
mer nsberpinbung. Die 9efabr 1T
auf uns einsebrunsen. @as battle 8,ss
mard sstnn2 Gr lpdrs ibr. ba fie
tam, in ben Wsg geIdrittsn, genou
ipie einit. unb pie Die Dinse iid
seI9oben baben, in ben entIdeioenrsn
Saaen, 70 frat Die NIebnlihfeit nit
1870 perbliiffenb berppr: Der an<
griff bes @esnsrs, ben bic ipeii snt-
se9sntommenoe GrieoIi9tsit bes osut'
i6en Monar6en in boppeItes I'm.
rsdt febte. Die 8ebrobuns, Die eeg.
nerifde Mobilma6ung, bic psrI0ns
li9Ne llnrsblidtsit gssen ben aur
@ermittIung uufssrufsnen Ruif,,:
moraliffe GinOriide, oeutlt6er, unz
frdsliher nod als Der bon grs;
Die Serausfprberuns .n6 Der 8ruh,
ertennbor unb sinlsu6tenb fir ispen
i'm oeutiheu @olte, unb boil unses
beuerer @inbrudstraft auf bos fdlibs
teite tuie auf bas fenite 5iiblen un6
Oenten. 2Btr 1tno, IN Der Stefe hss
!Ssrgunss. bur9aus uno unbebinst
Die 9tnsssriffenen setueTen: ansesrif,
fen bamals in unfersm Re9ts duF
unferen nationolen Staat, oa er Ti6
erit bilosn ipOlIte, ansesriffen bsute
In bem 8eitonoe unIeres Stdatss,
unIerer Si9erbeit. unisres 8o6IItons
Oes, unierer 4ultur, unIeres SaIeins
ielbf, gai9ts tann tlarer fein ols
bieIe Dabrbsit - 70 III es i'm tiefz
fen 3uiammsnbunos Der greianiFe.
Der Iangen Gntpidluns bon 1871 ab;
10 leudtet es iibsripGltigenb un6
einfa4 berbor aus Den offensn Sats
fo4en mo 9ttenitiiieu 6es Sulienbes
1914. Oie 2eituua unIeres Retdes
bat bic innere 90 abrbeit Der
Oinge bas quite moraIifde
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05

H e d. unfer.s IoIfes uno unIeter
poIitif, bur9 ben iidibarsn Sers
gang biefer Sage punoerpol gum
Qusbrud esbradt uno oieie aIarbeit
Idimmerte iiber DeutI9lanb nno
brons In aIIe Sieftn unieres natios
nulsn gmpfinbens. Sas 1T gut bis-
mordifd ssbanosIt setpeien. llnO
iiberrafden6 bismurdiid nat Der
Wioerba1.
Ds piirbs sgiira gismard in bies
fen Sasen aifatmsn, in bensn Ger
Sturm feinss sisenfisn gsiIt,s bur6
fein 0sutidIunb fdbrt! gr bat felt
1871 nur bic @srisioisuna ieines
Reides sritrsbt. aber unubIdHis bsT.n
Waffnuns. Gr bot iie. 1874 un0
1880, 1887 uno 1888, INNER ipieber
ersInat un6 psrtdrt! uno iis unb iib
INNER piebsr burdlseiebt: uber nit
tpelden parlnmentariI1en RGmpfen!
mir fennen feline alogen uno feline
3peifel. Die Ginbeitsmabnuneen, Gle
3ornssrufe 6es ottcn 20tpen. 8ie
ipiirbe es ibn beute umrauIden! unb
mir biirfen es gang empfin6sn. 70
tpie Id es 6argelest babe auf bieIen
furoen Seiten: er fp ire nit uns, er,
tpie er esbanbtlt bat uno pie Ct aes
lebrt bot, folonst er lebte.
Sein Rame unb feline 9eItalt fnno
uns su elmer elemelltaren 9r0Be, su
elmer beroiIdsn @eri6rperuna unferes
S69iten unS Stdrtften seporSen,
gum Qusbrude oisIts 8oltes, bos tr
f9uf unb mar. 6as er 6eIeelte uno
bertiinbete, mubnenS unb man9mul
iparnenb un6 srolIenb, unb bsnno4
in Der Siefe i.iner beibsn Steele pull
undusrottbaren @loubens. Gsin
@lau6e on feinsn aIten Staat uno
an feline iunse 9ation 1T 9ismards
eigentIides 2eben unb feline tigents
li4fe ffDpferifde 9roBs eepeTsn.
Wir fiiblen es als Elm unIagbares
Slid: oieIer @lnube hes arpRen
9ef6le6ts bon 184S unb 1870, Sic.
Ter 9laube unf.re8 sr0Bten Siibrers
1T beute unfsrsm 8oIte Elm er0reiTerb
ieIbitberifGnoIi6er 8sTb. Seine ins
mere Grbfhaft frciit in unferem
Dilute. Wir its6en tnmitten Iooern6er
ieelifder Slummen. mir ba6en elm
nsues 9efdle6t beranipadTen feben.
nit neuen Sormen, NIT mondsm
neuen Soeale; tpie haben 70 mondss
Dial nit lsiiem 3toeifel gefrogt: bdlt
oteies iungs 0eutF6Ion6 bic ltebsr<
lieferuneen Teinss 8riinoers uno
Seros feft? limb ieber 3iueiFsl 1T
bon Der fdIidten @toBortigteit ilber.
itrOmt iporben. nit Ser oas neue
Oeutf4lonb. isoer beutTtbe Giudi,
ieSe oeutfbe 2dnbfdoft, icbe bsutTbs
Stdot uub al oisie unItre bsutT.te
Susenb. ola gdbe es ni9ts @infatea
res in Der MeIt. ie6es gmpfinbsn unb
ieoss 2ebsn uno iebs &raft Der SesIe
uno bes 2ei6es benz @aterlonbs bars
gebroht bat. Dem element1ren Sc.
MUS 8ismurds 70 ieIbfperItinbfib
lpnblperpanbt, 70 ean5 bon bem err
filut, mas er eeipolIt bat uno pos er
NOR. bon einfa6sm nationaIen Sc.
iomtgefiibGs. bon Mut unS Singabe,
bon beiterer Stdrte, bab uns bic
Rette Der 3eiten iibsr ollem OunteI
bod oufsIiibt uno alles aletne pers
INIT Dor 6iefem itorten 0ertrouen
unb por 5ieier frasIOien Ginbei. bon
Norb unb SiiO, bon bod unb niebria
unb bon einit unb isbt.
mir broudsn fir ben furdibaren
SoIeinstampf. in oen mir eingetrsien
iino. iegli6en 8eifonO. Den mir err
iinnen fOnn.n. Die @roBsn unIerer
9ersansen9eit miiFen ibre Waffen
fir uns fiibren: lie finb bon ieber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05

@usetridsn. rWlon tonn's
pobI gar nidt nal 10 isbr iebn,
Minna, oaB i'd auf benz Riidsn gang
bell Surbe bin9!"
~Rein, sndOise 6rcu. i9 finSs,
hab es ou ipeniser auffGllt!"
9epIueierte 8eaei6,
nuns. g. gu g.: rSdau NAL
zen SuberieIder an, ipie Dem Der
3pIinOerbut eIeno Itebt, man iiebt
bait bod gIeid, oab er ni9t i'm 3p'
linoerbut auf Die DeIt setOmmmen
iIt!4
@erein sm eierei. 9ei ei.
ner Bootfabrt fallen ollie SnIaFen
ins Wafer; borauf ruff elmer 6srs
ieIben: nMeine Serrsn, id iteIIe ben
s!ntrdg, mir 9riinben f9nell einsn
-. SdpimmtIub!"
Gin Srrtum. SarI&en (oer
einen priemenOen WlotroIen iiebD:
,.Ou. Papu, mas ma9t Osnn Der
Wiann oprt9"
Batter: Der priemt."
SurI8en: rSit oas oIiO elm pri'
maner. qapu9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-11-05
lineriunrtcte Scmcrfung.

aeItIi9ss GrGuteiu: 8ti.
len Sic i9on, iebt lit Sbr Srsunb,
&err Meier, eO4 psrlobt! @eitern
auf Dem Selie bat er Inn meius Sano
ungebdIten.
SunsgeteIlG So. id babe
thm ia INNER seiagt. baB bcs Srins
len ibm NAL ssfabrIi4 perOen pirb.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-01

Most everybody IN town and the
country around takes this paper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-01
?. c. SCi)ILIN
YOUNG MEMS
CANDIDATE
How the Boys Put it Over the Old
Heads.

P. c. Scullin early in the pri-
mary fight developed into young
mans candidate. and the way the
young fellows worked for him GER
tainly opened the eyes of some of
the older heads and the boys had a
chuckle coming to themselves in be-
ing able to put it over the expert
cnced ones by landing the nomina-
ton for Mr.. Seullin.
Nearly everybody in Cairo knows
Pat Scullin and he has ben out in
the country getting acquainted out
there and the young men who in
terested themselves in his behalf
have shown that they were not
quarter Horses" for they have been
working for him tooth and nail"
since the nomination and the young
ducks" claim they are going to land
him, and if they do, they viii have
done a good days work for no bet
ter man could be selected for Asses
sor and Treasurer than p. G. scul-
lin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-01

enormous difficulties Of their task
the French troops ads anced In the
face Of terrible fire and captured
Tie trenches Of the enemy. watch
tRey rpresionsly had sss ept with aell
ser'ed artillery Ere. The operation
was costly In casualties. hut the
French obtained a commanding no-
sition.
London, Oct. 3l.- Although ti,a
official communication do not sht 4
much light on the situation in West
Flanders, other reports emanatlng
from Holland indicate tlas Il Ger
man retirement from the coast south
OF ostend is imminent and L IL
again reported that the invaders
have evacuated Ostend. These ra,
mors, however, are not confirmed
from Berlin, which claims. some ad-
vance along the Ypres line.
The city Of Lille IS declared In
special dispatches again to be FREQ
Of German troops and its hopeful
citizens are so confident that the
Germans never will retura that
plans are being made to resume the
usual civic functions.
That Germany has by no means
given up its determination to take
Calais Is indicated by the signih-
cant report from Berlin, by way of
Copenhagen that the German gem
eral staff has decided that the army
In Poland shall fall back to the
frontier Of Silesia and remain there
on the defensive until tile battle in
Flanders ends with the capture of
Calais. Such a movement would re-
lease three or four army corps u be
transferred from Si1esia to Belgium.
A Rotterdam dispatch to the
Daily Mail SAYS thq, the Germans,
who are reported to haze evacnated
Qstend, have retired to Zeebrugge.
about Is miles elet Cf Ostend,
where they have placed heavy guns
and intend, from appearances. /,
Utilize the place as a naval base, All
the inhabitants of Blankenberge.
living near the sea front, the COZ
respondent says. have been ordered
TO leave because they were suspect
ed of signalling to the allied ships.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-01

Washington Oct 31War has been officially declared Constan
nope between Turkey and Russia according
United today through the courtesy the American embassy
bassaor has not advised the Washington the
but officials thought tonight that the message either been de-
yed in transit that he awaiting notification by the Ottoman
lo0ver
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-01
". w. Jackson, Mort0lly Wounds
Samuel Curtis, Whc Dies at
st. Mary's Infrmary.
A NEGRO ALSO HIT BY
STRAY BULLET MAY DIE
Jackson Runs Regular Ferry for
Association of Commerce;
Curtis Was Interloper.

Samuel Curtis who was shot and
rlortally wounded by w. w. Jack,
son yesterday morning died at st
Mary's Infirmary last evening about
$3.50 o'clock.
The shooting occurred at the bank
at Greenfield's Landing opposite
Cairo on the Missouri side OF the
Mississippi river at $3.50 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning. William John
son a negro who was in boat at
the landing at the time OF the shoot
ing was struck in the abdoment BY
one of the bullets and is in a eriti-
cal condition at the Infirmary where
ba was brought iby 5sekson whsp hsp
he came to Cairo soon after the
shooting, to give himself mp at po.
lice headquarters. The sheriff OF
mississippi county was notified at
once to come and get Jackson, but
since the death of Curtis, Jackson
will be held here pending the eoro-
ner's investigation, which viii prob
ably not be completed until Mon
day.
jackson is junior member of the
firm of Blackburn & Jackson, cler-
ating tho ferry service between
Cairo and Greenfleld's Landing un-
der the auspices of the Cairo Asso-
citation of Commerce. The new firm
has had charge of this business
since the former ferryman gave up
the contract, about two weeks ago.
Curtis has been operating since
last June little sternwhcel gaso-
line ferry carrying passengers and
freight only, in opposition to the
ferry service under the direction oi
the Cairo merchants He. had =
Missouri license but none from Ii.
nois. There has been frietipn or
the ferry subject between the two
men for sevral days and tits said
Curtis had at one time threatened
TO kill Jaeksons
Yesterday Curtis, who had landed
his boat so as to interfere with the
landing of Jackson's barge, threat
ened to kill jackson If he attempted
to remove the boat, so as to get his
barge in place to take on vehicles.
At $50 o'clck Jackson says, Cur
tis came up toI him with a heavy
piece of iron (part Of tire of a
wheel,) and came toward him as
II he meant to strike him with it,
jackson pulled opt his gun and fired
three shots at Curtis, one of the
shots striking Curtis in the abdo-
men, going entirely through his
body.
Jackson Is being held at police
headquarters pending the verdict of
a coroner's jury. Jackson and his
wife live on a houseboat near the
Illinois landing of the ferry.