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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

nsSn ia1s Sbneu, meme Mliiolic0er
iino bic bluisierisiien Alenlhen
,8luteierig2 Mleiog"
IRA, ih Slit Ia Isstor tiasA Bl5bs
t6edters,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

4aoaIier: u'S fdat inmer ibpe.
rer, @eIo aui3utrei6en lin liunpige
800 D3arf 8uiammen5ubringen babe
id beitte Die llbr, Den Winterpaletot
uno biernol 8 @brenmort berpfdn-
ben nriiiieu!g
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28

WANTED-Elderly people to
know we test and fit your eyes with
reading glasses, one dollar and up.
L. L. Plummer, Optometrist-Op
237 9Th Street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
Weafher Indications.

Dew and fog both indicate fine
weather, while remarkable ciearness
of the atmosphere is one Of the most
CHARACTERISTIC slgns OF coming rain
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28

T. NJ. HoWley is local agent for
the Aetna Life Insurance Co., Of
Hartford, Conn. Any plan " Old
Line Insurance written Phone
c56-Home. tl-2G
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28

WANTED--If your property is
for sale, list 1t with US We have
buyers waiting. Call US up or
write, card will do, md we will
Sc you at once Easterdsy Abstract
Co. S-l2-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
Miscellaneous Wanted.

FOR SALE have secured the
exclusive agency for the sale of the
T. B. Valentine land. near Miller
City. This farm consists Of 253
acres of the best land in this county.
This is typical alfalfa land and lies
adjoining the farm of Jesse e.
Miller. Anyone wanting a real al
faifa farm will do we'll to investigate
this at once. Fred l.. Taylor, lt11
Washington Ave. 1910 If
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
We PART EIGME

Quality st reasonable FrisSs Ths
M&rabls 90. Both phones 7EA ais u
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28

FRANK D. WHIP,
THOMAS O'CONNER,
JAMES HYLAND,
Purchasing Committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28

Detective 3as. L. Casey has re.
sumed business in Cairo after sarv-
ing IL months with past masters OF
the profession. All business strictly
confidential. Bell phone 2ss, 404
Walnut. 7-Ss tt
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
sl.relY.

Ibid you ever notice." said Mrs
N. Peck, that about half Of the pic
lures In the photographers windows
xro Of bridal couples? ! wonder why
they always rush or 10 photogrt,
piers so scon7 Il fancy the hus
band Is responsible for It," said Mr.
Peck. He realizes that 1t 10 about
ais last chance to ever COX pleasant
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
LADIES

When irregular Or DELAYED use
Triumph Pms. Safe ard slways de-
pendable. Not sold at drug stores.
Refuse others, save appointment.
write tor "6el!oE' aad PARTICULARS,
is frsa. Allrssal \ siionsi Mees
Institute, At.gsaaes, YIsA sa.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
rsrss, Task TO Do pressn, pusn

Pleasant 1t is to entertain the pic
ture OF ourselves In some future scene
planning wisely, feeling nobly, and ex
eoutlng with the holy triumph of tht
will: but it Is different thing. no. II
the green avenues Of the future. bu
in the hot dust of the present moment
to do the duty that waits and want
Gs.--James Martineau.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Two rooms furnish
ed for housekeeping on fine resi-
dence street down town; furnace
heated; gas and electricity; bath
all conveniences. Telephone Bell
293. Ills
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
County Commissioner.

We are authorized to announce
Calvin V. Neff as the Republican
candidate for the office of County
Commissioners at the November 8
election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

State of Illinois, Board of Admin
tstration, Springfield, Illinois, Dc
toher 8, 1914.
Sealed proposals for apples, eggs,
poultry, fish, fresh fruits, green
vegetables excepting matured
onions and potatoes), straw, hay,
corn for supplying the Anna State
Hospital, will be received at the
office of the Board of Administra-
lion, Sprin gfeld, Illinois, up to
three o'clock on the first day of
each month from the date of this
advertisement. Full information
and blank bids will be furnished
upon application to the Superin-
tendent of the above named institu-
tim
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28

There Ia News IN tns Advertislne
columns, News that Will saws ,op
money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
LDvElTIsEkENT.
POSITIONS WANTED.
CAN YOU USE MY SERVICES :

CAN YOU USE MY SERVICES
/ seek a permanent connection with
some reputable concern. Am well
known here for the past six years.
Can furnish the best of references
as To ability and integrity. ] am
no down-and-outer. It's opportun-
ity | seek, and not merely a lob. "
Am qualified to manage business or
handle labor. Married, maintain
home. Am 80 years old. Give NE
. chance; years experience in gro
Gerry. W-135 care Bulletin. 1i-2
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-28
DECORATION.
ANNOUNCEMENT

For County Commissioner
We are authorized to announce
James II. Mulcahy as a candidate for
County Commissioner on the Demo-
cratic ticket at the November cleo
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

dIl the small men out of trade What /, the
result We find IN their places great COM
pdn'cS like the Railroad or the General Iron.
who have their directors I'M New York or
Philadelphia, and care nothing for our
threats We can take If out of their local
bosses: but II only means that others Will
hc sent I'm their stead And we are making
10 dangerous for ourselves. The small men
could not harm us. They had not the money
nor the power. So long as We did not squeeze
them too dry. they would stay on under our
power But If these hig companies find that
We stand between them and their profits
they will spare no pains and no expense To-
hunt us down and bring us TO court
There was "a hush dt these Omnous words.
and every face darkcncd as gloomy looks
were exchanged. So oWnipotcnt and I'M
challenged had they been that the very
thought that there was possible rctribution
i'm the background had been banishcd from
their minds. And yet the idea struck "a chill
to The most reckless of them.
"lt is my advice thc speaker continued.
"that we go easier upon The small men On
the day that they have all been driven ont
the power of this society viii have been
broken.
Unwclcomc truths are not popular There
were angry cries as The speaker resumed his
seat. NcGin,yro-cwi,hsloom upon hisbrow.
Brother Morris said he, YOU were al
ways q croakcr. So long 90, the members of
this lodge stand together there is mo- power
IN The United States that can touch them.
Sure, have wc NOT tried IL often enough I'm
the aw courts, expect the big companies
will find !, easier 10 pay than to fight, same
as the little companies DO And now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
THE VALLEY OF FEAR

the horizon. To some of the elders IL seemed
,hat the progress WAS q little too rapid
81 would move. SAID the secretary. Uar-
rtVaN, % Nulurc-fa,cd old gravhcard who
SD, near the chairman, that Brother Me
Nurjo should wait until it is the good pleas
urc of fhc lodge to employ him.
"Nurc. that Was what ! meant. I'm IN
Your hands, said NcNlurdo
~Nour time viii come, Brother, said the
chairman. We have marked YOU down ass
Ia willing man, and We believe that YOU will
80 good work IN these parts There is %
small matter ,oOgh, IN which Won may take
u hand Il /, SD please You.
81 viii Wal, for something that is worth
wM'e.
~Nou can come tonight. anyhow. and II
viii help Vou 90 know what We stand for IN
this community. ! Will make the announce
mon, later. Meanwhile, ne glanced at his
agcu5a paper, 81 have one or two moro
point, to bring before the meeting. First of
an. ] viii ask the treasurer as 10 our bank
balance. There is the pension to Jim Carna-
WAYS widow He was struck down dong
the work of the lodge. and II IS for us to see
tha, She is not the loser.
linn was ,ho, last month when they tried
GO kin Chester Wilcox of Marley Creek,
NcNlurio'- ncighbor informed him.
1.-The funds are good al the moment
said the treasurer, with the handbook IN
front of him. THE firms have been gcncr-
ouS of late. Max Under 4 Co. paid five
hundred 90 be left alone. Walker Brothers
sent I'm 81 hundred: but ! took II ON myself
lao return il and ask for five. If ] DO NOT
hear hv Wednesday. their winding gear may
rct ont of order. We had 10 burn their
The evening world., 1914-01-17
Wife SWEARS DOCTOR
MADE her DRU6 FIEND
Asks Separation, Declaring He
Forced Her to Become
Slave to Morphine.

Mrs. Rata Tafel. tho beavtifn youns
wtfe Of DR.. Charles F. Tafel. q promi.
nent Brooklyn physician. OF No. ~
Park place. says In a suit for separa-
ton. filed to-day In the Supreme Court,
that her husband compelled her to take
morphine shortly after their u1arrsas
and that she became . slave to the
drug.
Mrs. Tafel says her husband ~
GREETED the marriage and told her that
ne should have married a rich woman
and not a poor girl.
One week prior to Thanksgiving Day
last year" Mrs. Tafel says. when va
were living at No. 2l3 Park Place,
Brooklyn. my husband injected him
self with morphine. and when l re-
fused to take some Of the drug he
punched mo. His threats forced me to
take II. and this resulted in me be-
coming . slave to the drug for q time.
was treated at bellevue for two
weeks whom the habit had its strong
est hold upon me.
His reason for forcing me to be-
come q slave to the drug was that
whom ! used II would not bs in q
position to tell his parents that he.
too. WAS using the drug"
The evening world., 1914-01-17
new EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
ON JAPANESE ISLAND
People of Kagoshima Again Thrown
Into State of Terror-Entire
Section a Ruin.

kAGOSHuMA. Japan. Jan. 1.-two
further violent eruptions Of the volcano
Sakura-Jima. accompanied by O severe
earthquake. occurred last night, causing
the collapse of many more buildings.
Numbers OF the Inhabitants of kaxo.
shima who had returned fed again In
terror from the city. over which ashes
are falling thickly to-day.
Prof Omori. tho Japanese seismoio.
sist. who arrived here yesterday. cir.
cled the island OF Sakura to-day and
found a pronounced physical change
Huge molten rocks formed a range into
the sea. practically blocking tho bay
across to Osumi. Many dwellings re.
main In perfect condition on tho north.
ern coast. but on the devastated east.
ern coast ashes and lava reach to the
caves Of the houses. Many now hills
have sprung into existence.
The now craters formed on sakurs
lima arc stiN pouring volumes OF
smoke In the direction OF Osumi. About
seven-tenths of tho island Is a desert
pf lava. and the remaining land IL in
such . hopeless condition that II mus,
be abandoned. a. II IL unit for cult.
walton or habitation.
Fifteen hundred OF the 1000 houses
were buried. and tho estimated dam
age 10 about 100000 yens.
Prof. Omori thinks the entire vol.
canic range Of Kiushiu has entered
upon q period Of activity that recurx
every sixty years. and that tho people
must guard against eruptions at any
time. especially from tho Volcano Un,
zen. eight miles from Obama, In the
Prefecture OF Nagasaki.
The geologlst okada Is of the opdn-
Ion that Sakura-Jimi Is liable to con-
tinue In eruption for a month.
The evening world., 1914-01-17
WALL STREET

Market Ciosing-iStocks did not show
any pressure In spite of the feeling that
ne improvement had discounted all
favorable news. and that . good sub
stantial reaction was overdue. The Anal
prices were only fractionally changed
in Al but . very few issues. Canadian
Pacific closed IL points higher at
N -; Lehigh Valley rs down. at
Isl 60. and Steel was unchanged at
q IL. Union Pacific Is lower. Reading
"a lower 1t - - than Fridays closing.
Trading was very quiet at the close.
Total sals. 1+s.sss shares.
NOpsnins Of the market wss quiet and
prices changes were small. The attend
ancs was hight and the only feature
seemed 70 be proht-taking by traders
who did not care to remain long Of
stocks over the weeks end. Buying
was srnc,ent 70 absorb oil offerings and
the undertons appeared TO DO good.
During the hrst half hour trading was
conlined to . few issues and the ex-
psctAtions were that the session would
Do dull.
Canadian Pacino advanced ia. to
81 81, and Western Union and Tele-
phone stock showed signs Of . recovery
Of strength.
Bethlehem Steel was strong. ceiling up
to % on the published view Of Chairman
TOPPING Of that company. that the trade
was likely to improve from now on.
Toward the end OF the first hour prices
In Q tow issues eased off. There was no
decided pressure, but buying was less
confident than for a number Of days
past. and there was q widespread oeiief
that the reaction would 60 further. Sell
Ing Of Reading was persistent and the
wonder 10 that the stock held up a.
we'll a. " did. There we're rumors that
Lake Shore or Baltimore and Ohio was
reducing the holdings Of the stock. but
that was merely a guess account for
the fact that a good DEAF Of Reading
has been coming from some quarter. A
number OF Issues were off about 1-2
point while Canadian Pacific advanced
further 10 2l2 l-2 up Ia points above
Fridays close. Rock Island preferred
was weak. losing one point and Texas
Company lost ! "a TO 1873 IA on hight
trading.
The evening world., 1914-01-17
CONSOLIDATED
STOCK EXCHANGE,

Some irreEulsrity ATTENDED the earl,
dealings on the Consolidated Stock FIX
change to-day but the undertone ap-
peared to be hrm. The market was
seemingly diEssting yesterdays large
proft taking sales. On the go O'Clock
opening call more overnigh improve
ments in prices were recorded thar
declines. Canadian Pacific reflected the
best gain on the call. selling at 2l0ts.
which was Y of a point above ITS clos
Ing quotation OF Friday. In the later
trading II touched high OF 2l2.
Among the other advances recorded on
tho call were: American Beet Sugar,
s-S Of q point; Amslgamsted Copper.
American Can. Atchison. Lehlgh Valley
souri, Pacific. New York Central. North
ern Pacific and Reading. each Is. Ches-
apeake and Ohio. New Haven and Third
Avenue were each down IA on the cail
and Rock Island was down is. There
was Transaction In BroOklyn Rapid
Transit on the call at 70 is. an over
night advance OF is Of a point, this rep.
the only market for that stock
In Wall street to-day up to II O'Clock.
Readings call price Of 1863 3.A proved
Its highest In the early dealings. anc
compared with a later New York STOCK
Exchange early high of 1853 SIS. Read
ing did not get under 1Gs rs on the
Consolidated. when It touched l6s o.
on the other board. Union Pacific earl,
sold as high as l5s as in the after cal
trading, when 1t was l5s IA on tn,
other exchange. Floor sentiment con
tinued optimistic regarding Presiden
wilson's coming trust message to Con
SSsaA
The evening world., 1914-01-17
PSORIASIS ON LESS
ARMS AND HEAD
Also Back. Would Itch Ssmslkllg
Awful and Crack Open. IL msse
ing Bed Full Of Scales. cueiels1
Soap and Ointment Cured.

- Dudley o.. Lsn0 nsaaaA. y. To-
The psusissls bsgaa NM - lsG11nD -
vhsn I would scratch h, n vog11 ~
had this for years. 10 Asvs ssasss1 vooA
places about the siss q pon-bso1 - -
they would hep gettins blDw q - -
until they rcechsd the me q . ~ 410ae.
II I did not scratch shsn thsy vSu11 ~
Something AWFUL aad would oosk -
and bleed. II would scratch ths0 ~
would bleed and burn. The Arss Daoso y
would appear would b on The slbowS -
shins. ] rcmcmber whom I was . AAn ~
II ussd 10 come out ON ny lcUs ~ o oW09
and como hack again. I had 10 % NJ ~
90 badly that was enhanced 70 tAno ~ -
N ANY whore. J even had 10 eunlno ~ -
my fare. ! had the psoriasis a NJ -.
Arms. hack and heed: there wee vsFy ~
places that did not have 70. ] would -
70 bed 1t night and In the mofnin0 vhaa
would got up the bed would BE- fun q eea1oL
II tried several treatments bus - - ~
Try said thers was no cure fuRie podbuo
up . paper one day end sav a60ut Co.
cura Soap and Ointment and trisd GhDm.
I would wash, with CuticurA soap h -
morning and sstcr washing would Due -
Cuticura Ointment on and I would DO Ne
same thing u night bcfore going - ~.
got rslisf from the starr. Nov - 0Uo1."
(siGnsd) jack Miller. July I. 1919.
Cuticura sosp 2Sc. and CuticuEn 0lntano
SOC. ~ sold everywhere. Ubseal aaU1o -
sach mailed frss. With asp. Skin Doek. ~.
drcss postcard +" Cuticura. Dsps. T. D6seoa."
wMcn who shave and shampoo NM o.
ticura Soap will and u bsss sor lido An1 sealD.
The evening world., 1914-01-17
FIRE KILLS FOUR,
INJURIES E|CHT'|N
] APARTMENT HOUSE
Blaze Blocks Escape of Ten
ants and Victims Are Found
IN Heap on Second Floor.
RESCUERS ARE Baked.
Flames Drive Back Firemen
as They Try to Enter House
in Brockton, Mass.
RESCUERS ARE Baked

nRocKToN. Nas.. Jan. n.-rhrs,
osa aad one woman we're burned "a
1sssh aad eight other persons were
sedly injured at . Ore early to-day IN
. thrss-stery brick apartment house at
tbs corner Of ofaia ana Rosssssr streets
here.
Ths dseA Are: Nh. Mary J. Mona.
hAs. aety pears old: ". Bernard Neas-
han. twenty years: W. Crawford Lin.
as'hAl twenty. ana George stansoo,
tAiru ysasA
The oeet ssfieualy injured AZ ". A,
Rama ". y. Doatsry. Ethel Parker,
hack saAly injured; In heapitsi: Mn.
IrsA BOWMAN n Aospitaa; isss tAsssh.
to b broken; Miss ysorsaos Martin,
aesksa wrist
1hs asS started IN the bassmsaA ana
worried IL way quickly w through .
dummy walter TO the roof In The rear
- Ne esseod door IN the treat gut.
ting tAs baildins.
An q ths dsad were found - ~
ssssed deor sufsoestsd. Do ssvsrs was
~ MAJ tAat the Arsmsn anA oolsos
~es~ driven haok every time thsy
49, - sRoe< 70 enter the buildinG.
only 80 Ssoossdsd IN getting tn, OF.
oe9 oeoA. Whe rescued q vouan
w1oa ~ found uncoasoious On ths
ssooaA aess.
" y BOT Known rust hew The Ars
originated. but Il u believed @ have
nonftaA fRoA An ovspA~aA~A ptsun>c>
The evening world., 1914-01-17
BRITISH CAN7EEN CASE
Draws COURT CROWD
70 HEAR THE SCANDAL
Sixteen Army Officers and
Civilians Called In London
to Answer Graft Charges.

LONDON. Jan l7.-For many years
10 suit has aroused such widespread
Interest In the British Islss a. the
procsSainss opened to-day ct Bow
street Police Court against eight on
esrs and non-commissionsd ofiosrs OF
&As British Army and eight civilians
- charges Of wholesale corruption and
Artbery In connection with the supplies
Of British Army oantsens.
Thirteen Of the accused appeared
when the Magistrate called the case
to-day. Two OF the ohscsrs for some
cause or another had not answered the
summonsss, while on Of the civilians
was absent on account Of illnsss.
The sax omcers and two non.commls.
osnsl ofncers involved are all connected
WITH tho ouartsrmastsr's Department Of
TIE War Once. All have risen from the
ranks. The civilians are employees Of
Upton. dAmited. tho nrm Of which Sil
Thomas Upton Is managing director
They include John Cansheid. the general
manager and director Of the company;
james Craig, general manager Of the
military department Of the company
and che former and present managers Of
&c company at the military headQuar-
tsrs u Ireland and At Aldershot and
Salisbury Plain.
The bribery and corruption. accord
ING 10 the opening speech Of the prose
cutting counsel, have been going on for
upward Of ten years. He said It might
- necessary TO add other names to NE
Ait ct those accused and at the same
time several onioers are being dealt
WITH BY military tribunals.
The War Omos took the initiative In
che AvsstlEation OF reports in circula-
tion - 20 the bribery and corruption
going - In connection With army sup
oaies. Some weeks ago Il was an
0ounesd that . general court martial
had been oonvsnsd to try I'VE quarter
maseers with . view to testing the 90
~uraAV of statsments made IN various
Quastoes a. to the existence Of Q sys-
aem - bribery and corruption IN the
oenaust Of cantssns in the army"
The evening world., 1914-01-17
HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS rs CENT DANDER|NE

ence how dull. faded. brittle and scssssy,
just moisten cloth with Dsndesine and
carefully draw Il through your hair, tax
ing one small strand at . tine. The
sffect = immediate and amasine-yov,
hair will be light, fluffy and way, s.d
have an appearance Of abundance: On
Incompatible lustre. softness and lusuri.
snce.. the beauty and simmer oi tru.
hair health.
Get . a5-cent bottle Of Knowltop 4
Dsnderine from any drus store or toilet
counter, and prove that your hair !. q
pretty ssd soft a . What IL has bees
nssiected Or injured by careless treat
nsst--thas . "
The evening world., 1914-01-17
DR.. FlEXNER UPSETS
SOCIAL EVIL THEORIES.
BY STUDIES ABROAD
His Conclusions After Two
Years In Europe Put
Into Book.

Aftse . two-ysarV ffst hand stuAy Of
the social svn b eleven countries OF
Europe D.. Abraham T1sxnsr, actins
foe the Bureau Of Social Hygiene Of
which John d. Rockefeller 3r. u the
head. has embodied his observations and
conclusions In book form. This book
y the second Of . series Of four, the
fisst having dealt with The subject In
the United 6tatsa
Dr.. y1sxnsrs observations tsnA 20
upset several commonly accepted the
oriss o. the subject For instance, he
states that the occupation OF the i'm.
moral woman u very largely Q tran.
silent status. many such women even
tuauy givlAg u up and tusalns 70 decent
occupations and mode Of Twins. For
this rsasea. hs points out Il = I'm
portant that 10 legal stsp should bs
taken to hinder the return 70 rsspseta-
biuty.
Ais European stu~'ss also convinced
d.. Flsxnsr that there 10 no svidsnos
Tor the commonly accepted notion that
Immoral women meet sAsiy AsathA
European sxpsriencs goss strongly
against the fatalistso view that, human
nature and society being what they ~.
the extent and volume Of the social evil
~ they exist to-day have 70 b aoesptsd
a. inlnutabls."
DR.. Flexnsr found that In Europe there
10 no such thing a. the systematic trad.
lptA
that the police licensing sAd rsgAa ton
Of the evil V fast dying tnt
Comparison OF street conditions n reg
uiatsd and non-rsgulatsd cities gave nc
evidence favorable to regulation.
The evening world., 1914-01-17
WORKED FOR 0'CONNELL.
The GREAT IRISH ORATOR
Mrs. Nora Sullivan Dies at 40
Years of Age-She Came to
America IS Years Ago.

POrSDAM. ". Y. Jan. I7-Mrs. Nora
sullivan died here to-day. aged ITO. She
was born In Cahirciveen In the County
Kerry. ireland. and was employed In
the household OF Danlel O'Connsll, the
famous orator. duelist and Catholic
emancipation at his homo IN Deuynane
Abbey before she came to America sew.
enty-fve years ago.
She has used tobacco for ne past
eighty years. Her mind had been af-
fected for several months. but she was
In good physical health.