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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
RETURN ASQU|TH
House COMMONS
FROM EAST FIFE
The Liberal Ministry IS G7,atLy
Strengthened by Unopposed
Election of Premier.

London, April S.~-Premier As
quith, who resigned from the House
of Commons to make his acceptance
of the portfolio of Secretary of War
Legal, was returned TO Parliament
unopposed today by his constituency
in East Fife, Scotland.
Premier Asquith has represented
this district in Commons since 1886.
The unopposed return of the Pre-
mier has greatly strengthened the
position Of the Liberal ministry and
the fight for home rule for Ireland
is once more in the strong hands
of the Prime Minister Mr.. Asquith
will assume the leadership of the
fight in Commons.
Mr.. Asquith's return to Parlia-
ment fell on day noted for its his
toric associations. Six years ago he
became Premier, and twenty-six
years ago today the first home rule
was introduced in Parliament by
Gladstone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
60 TO Church
MOVEMENT HAS
BEEN ENDORSED
Alnsai Congregational Meeting Of
Cairo Presbyterian Church
Votes Unanimously.

At the regular annual eongrega-
tiGnal meeting of the Cairo PreSby~
telian church, held in the lecture
room last night, it was unanimously
},ttd &c endorse the eco To Chureh
MoY Yemcnt."
notion was votel unanimously
by standing. TO thank the pastor for
the increased attendance and the
interest in the church work and eX-
pressing the approval of the church
Of his labor.
Elers NJ. Easterday and Judge w
S. Dewey We're reelected to succeed
themselves Board of Trustees were
elected as follows: w. H. Suther-
land, president; w. s. Dewey, sacre-
tary; .. Il. Beckwith, treasurer; II,
s. Antrim, Charles Cunningham
Jacob Held and ]. w. Howe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09

William f. Kelly has stepped
from II ranks Of letter carriers to
be the postmaster OF one of the
largest offices in the United states.
President Wilson nominated him
for postmaster in Brooklyn, and the
Senate confirmed him on the same
day. Mr.. Kelly didn't work his wag
up. He took off his uniform to don
citizens clothes when he took
charge Of the BROOKLYN postofiice.
Tut be had advanced in another
line, which showed he had the kline
of ability the President was locking
for. For mere than SIX years he has
been Drcs dent OF the N2tional hseo~
citation Of Letter Carriers, and last
year his reelection was unanimous.
lie started in The service in S93.
lie was one of The ciIst 10 join the
National association Of Letter Car
rlers. i:e was chosen president ,oi
th9 Rrooftyn Branch # the 2ssooia,
ion and held ihat pIsrc TIL fFeT
when ae Maa e,tad naiioaa! pf.si
lep lsa ge4r since he las hden
ne elecle# Ta 2a gnaaa VIZ
i"ld VI s2 Rgl SEQ aaa tlc'
th~y ntds his e-eleett2n unahi
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
WOMEN'S VOTES CAUSED
MOST OF THE CHANGES
Directly Opposite to Their Sisters in Other
Places, Majority of Women Voted
to Keep the Capital
City Wet

cen nlete returns early today show
that suffrage votes in yesterdays
election drcye LOO saloons out OF
Illinois and added grea. strength to
the nonrartisan movement in Chi
eago politics. The fate of 2,652 sa-
looms IN the State was involved in
the election.
"VoteA for women" added 10
counties to the dry column, now
numbering 10 in Illinois. and sey-
eral large cities will close their So
looms. With but few exceptions,
the male vote alone N these cities
and townships favored the ''wets."
the women voting heavily against
tho saloons. In a few cities, how
ever. women helped swell the ma
jority In favor Of retaining the sa-
loon This was trae In Springfield,
the capital Of the State, where
majority OF the women voters cast
wet" ballots,
Women Hold Balance Power.
Casting their first ballots, women.
who held the balance of power, voted
Tuesday TO retain Atoms a. sa-
looms and kept Collinsville in the
wet column, but voted dry Marissa
and Lebanon townships in Jersey
county.
Woman Vote Relatively Heavier
In proportion to the number Of
| both sexes registered, women cast
Il heavier vote in Chicago than the
men. The total male vote was 32i.-
750 and the female vote fGi,026.
! Analysis of the womcn's vote In
, Chicago today showed that while as
| a genetal rule. women balloted
about az their male relatives. the
Progressive party and the nonparti-
Isan movement received more than
their propaticnate share of the
suffrage vote. Women's votes
elected two of the three Progressires
named Yesterday and seated three
new nonpartisan aldermen.
The Democratic majority in the
new City Colncil, as the result OF
Yesterdays election, was reduced
from 19 TO 6. The Republicans
more than broke EVEN. electing l..
new members to take the place os
the II who went out. The Pro-
gressires doubled their strength,
electing three new aldermen to join
the three holdovers now in Council.
The comparisons, sprendidly sue
ported by the women, tripled their
strength, adding three new members
to the one holdover.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ADJOURN FOR THE TERM

The county commissioners have
adjourned until the third Monday
in June unless a special session is
called in the meantime
The beard adopted a resolution
authorizing the chairman to have
plans drawn by an architect for the
erection CT a jail building at cost
not to exceed $4,000. The Jail. if
built, viii occupy a site near the
center Ct the court house yard.
Before adiourning the reports of
the eo1nty treasurer and the States
Attorney were audited and found
correct.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
A Youthful Chauffeur,

Leonard the eight-year-old son u
Gus 0sterloh. is becoming quito
chauffeur. With Mr.. Osterloh's ii-
structions he is competent to handle
the Osterloh auto with as much ease
and dexterity as the elder 0sterloh.
But he is. of course. not permitted
TO go /. alone.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
SISTER OF MRS. sTUBBINS
DIES AT HUMBOLDT, I'LL

Miss Bine Kennedy, sister of Mrs.
L. B. Stubbins, of the Halliday Ho-
tel. died at her home in Humboldt,
Ill. Tuesday of appopiexy of the
brain Mrs stubbins and daughter
Edna May left Tuesday for Hum
boldt ard Mr.. Salbbins went there
last night to attend the funeral,
which will take place today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
Rabhis Will Make PIea.

Twenty rabbis of this city All.
norncel today that they would so
to Albany to make last appeal for
a stay in tho killings, at least until
after the new trial OF former Police
Lieutenant Eecker. Gov Glynn has
wired the rabbia that their plans
will be futile, but beaded by R2H.
Dir. JoseFh Goldstein, jewish chap
lain OF the Tennis ard Eng sing,
the rcetss WITH ri fs3st rsEsKe an e.
fort to save tho lives of the gunmen.
three Of whom are their co-rcligi0n-
lists.
Relatives Of 'Gyp the Blood" Hor-
rowits, Lefty Louie" Rosenberg,
Whitley Lewis" Seidenshnol and
"Dago Frank" Cirofci also Will -
to Albany to mako final pleas to
Gov. Giynn, but it IS believed, in
view Of hit public announcement,
that no clcmcncy viii: be shown.
When the gIpmen were informed
by the Warden at Sing Sing that
their last hope was gone, they took
the news quietly.
Wen make no trouble War,
dcn." they said. wen take our
medicine"
Preparations were begun at Sing
Sing today for the four executions,
which are expected to take place in
the death house there early mex,
Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
.pI)ST OFFICE IS
TO Be IMPROVED
BETTER SERVICE
$le.0C0.C0 Will Be Spent by Govern
ment in Carrying Out Re-
modelling Plans.
ADTITI0N: TO FORCE
AND GREATER EFFICIENCY
flanS Approved by Inspectors Yes
teIday-Date of Probable COM
pleiien Work Not Announced

On the recommendation of Post
master 3. McMamrs. Jr.. and Con-
sreesman II. p. Hill, the Cairo posi-
office viii be rcmodeled AT a cost Of
about $4,000. The remodeling car
.ries with it an increase in force, an
Ill night office and the most mp 10
late mcthoi5 In handling the mails.
lnspecic~s G. II. Ciarahan. o. i
Clarke end Rag ). Hitchcock OF Chi
'aso, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
n Cairo going over the matter ana
2p9r yed the plans late Yesterday
lfternoun.
1t VIII probably t3ho from three
o 81. months before the architc
ean come here and before work can
be commenced. However it will
only be matter OF co to 90 days
when The add'tioal hrlp will be pat
on. The Increase in force will con
sis1 of Three clerks who are eligible
from ihe examination taken ton
da,'s aso.
wit be enigc@cd 10 - by "a fees
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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
Holes in Wall Plugged

The Two abrasions made by the
prisoners who escaped and those
who failed in their attempt to
break out of the county Jail. were
patched up yesterday by Pete Cahill,
the bricklayer. He made good Job
of it using cement mortar in laying
the bricks, but this will not prevent
the next lot of Jail breakers from
digging out.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
CUNNfN TO DIE
Governor WILL
NOT RfPRIEVf
Four Convicted Murderers Of Her
man Rosenthal VIII be Elec-
troouted Next Monday.
WILL NOT TESTIFY
BECKER's SECOND TRIAL
"Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie.
Whitley Lewis and "Dago
Frank" Await Death.
Albany, n. Y, April :.

Gov. Glynn last night refused to
commute the death sentence of the
four gunmen convictet3 of Staying
Herman Rosenthal, or to Srant them
ropricye until after the second
trial Of former Police Lieutenant
Charles Eceker
They must din by tyoeution
in Sing sing prison next week,
probably Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
BISHOP WILL CONDUCT
SERVICES EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The Bishop of Springfield will
conduct the three hours devotional
services on Good Friday at the
Church of the Redeemer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
Missouri Towns Elect Mayors.

Sikeston, Mo. elected n. Malcns
mayor at the election Tuesday. and
West Plains elected ]. ?, Harlan
mayor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
|ReaI Estate Transfers.

Margaret Hargan aid husband to
f. A. Kennedy, warranty deed,
March 4, 1914, lots 33 and 81, block
7, subdivision No Of Urbandale
Consideration $3.50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09
Women Also Help VETS.

Chicago, April s. Women's first
use of the ballot as Il weapon in IIli-
nois worked radical changes. Nearly
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09

Despite refusal by Gov. Glynn 10
reprieYe the four gunmen under
sentence. to be cleo trccutad next
week fer the m1rder here G.
Gambler Herman Rosenthal friends
OF the quartet today had not given
up hope that they might escape The
chair
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09

IL you have Goods Worth Buying
they are Worth Talking About.
Buyers must be informed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09

Our prices are all fixed at as close
a figure as Good Printing and
Prompt Service will permit. -. !
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09

Advertising in good medium
pays handsomely. This Is q good
medium. s2ys Ii synis
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09

0 o O o 0 o o o o o %
0 Illinois Election at a Glance.
O Wet towns that voted dry
o Il linton, Pontiac, blooming
o toa, Decatur, BelRidero,
a Canton, Galsburg, J,eliet,
o Monmouth, KeWaree. Lock
o port, Elgin, East Galcna, Car
. linyille, Tayloryille. Marissa,
0 Herrin. pana Car,ni, Freepost,
o Grafton t'leldon.
q Wet towns that stay Wet
o Springfield, Alton, Granite
o Ci Madison. Venice.
o Quincy. West Galena, Rock
o Island, Dixon. Wailkegan, Mo-
o line, Staunton, Aurora. Muir
q physboro.
o Dry towns that stay dry
. Hyaat Sterling, Rockford.
o Monmouth, Galva.
. New Dry Counties.
o Tho new dry counties are;
. 4 ono, Christian, Dekalb,
, Franiljn. Fuiton lienry, Jer-4
o aeg Kendall. Knox. Mclean,
o Macon, Mercer, Oele, Schuy-
. ler. Stephenson, Warren,
Williamson, Winnebago to-
o tai, 10.
o What the Women Did.
. Voted out 100 of the q
o Sc y saloons involved, upset
o ting male wet majorities in
. several large oities
o Helped swell wet maiori-
0 ties in Springfield and a few
o other cities
> < Caused election Of three
} non partisan and two Pro-
o gressive Aldermen IN Chicago.
0 who were defeated in male
, voting and cast heavier vote
. than men lin proportion to
} registration.
0 Miss Marion II. Drake cut
o Bath House John" Cough
0 Inns normal plurality by 600,
o polling more than double the
o vote cast for Coughlin's OPP
0 poncnt in 1912.
o Elected several score of
, women tax collectors and
o school officials in the state,
o o o q o o o o o 0 o
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09

If you want to sell--Advertise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09

Help Help. Help! If you need
Help a Want Ad will get you new
maid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-09

(Concluded on Page slx.).
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-09
DEVELOPMENTS In WAR SITUATION

Berlin celebrating the fall of Liege Belgium The German
announced through his aide deamp the success OF the
German arms Concideny Paris dispatch ha, the three
German army corps which have been attacking ege remain
position but that OF their have been
observed which presumed that the German forces are
planning general attack on Began before the arrival Of the
French reinfocemens which reported nearing liege
dispatch from Brussels probably Of later date reports that
communication with Liege has been cut off
that both English and French troops huyng
the assistance of the Begans given French official dispatches
today but the exte of the support is kept secret
The French cavalry said have arrived at Liese ~her
masses of German troops reported be forward
support strong advance guard which has received determined
check from the egsns and according Belgian reports have
ost twenty five thousand killed wounded and prisoners
The office still maintains that the check is not
defeat the result OF heroic o small German oroe
to advance in the face Of difficulties
French and German troops have oahed Luxemburg where
army corps supposed be concentrated
Numbers of Germans have England accused
Of being spies
Portugal has decided ally Of Great Britain
French newspaper dispatch reports the sinking ot the Ger
Augsburg the Baltic Sea 10y Russian torpedo boat
Paris official reports that French have driven
the Germans from the village of Akch and are
pursuing them toward the fortress of Muehausen.
Norwegian struck onhe Dutch coast and
beached to prevent sinking
The Bank OF England has reduced the rate OF interest to five
per
Norway and Sweden have exchanged obligatory
OF preventing hostile being taken by either
sgains, the other because OF the
Rome dispatch Germany and Austria threaten against
Italy il she persists in remaining neutral
London waiting naval battles which be
ieved to be impending
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-09
PARIS REPORTS LITTLE CHANGE.

PARIS France, Aug 8.-Wbe the battle between Germans
and Bgsns still progress Lege, the following account
given bcrc "The Germans lost 5000 dead Twentyfow
captured general made The Ger
numbered 100000 and the Begans 100000 The Germans
attack lacked cohesion The Beans utilized their with
skill The German artillery badly supported BY
dense attacking columns Their guns badly served and mac
cursse The Belgian fire well placed proof Of which the
destruction OF German heavy German aircraft on
der deceive the Bgian carried Belgian flags During the heavy
firing the German commander Gen. Won Emmech sent flag OF
demanding surrender and informed Lieut. Gen Leman
mandng the Begans that they did not surrender Immediately
Zeppelin gbe would drop explosives the headquarters of
the generals staff The Blgns replied with reopenng heavy fir
and the Germans six miles The Belgian followed
this advantage when the German retreat accelerated Conc
dent with these at the northwestern forts second German
southeastern forts The attack failed and
the heavy During the night the Germans rallied and
fighting ensued but the enemy held back In the OBJ
scury there confusion and small column Of infantry
tered the and changed clothing deception within fifty yards
of general They recognized by gendarmes
who opened fire Street fighting followed and the Germans
driven then transferred his headquarters
Of the forts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-09
SMALL FURRY IN
NE W YORK HARB0R
STEAMER FAILING To OBSERVE
REGULATIONS ARRESTED
~ DESTROYER.


" Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug s.-The first
notable furry In the harbor since
the naval guard was stationed down
the bay to guard against violations
OF neutrality occurred tonight The
Clyde Line Steamer Pawnee was
chased by torpedo boat destroyer
after failing to respond to signals
a. she was passing out She was
brought back into the narrows
a shot fired from the locality
whore the Battleship Florida and
the torpedo boat destroyer Dayton
was moored failed TO halt the out
eoing steamer The incident was
due 10 the Pawnee's failure TO oh
serve the new port regulations, pro
viding that all ships pass the Flo
rida and make their identity known
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-09
NATION MQURNS
WITH PRESIDENT
SPECIAL COMMITTEES CHOSEN
By CONGRESS TO ATTEND
FUNERAL SERVICE

ey Associated Press
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Aug g.
The nation represented In Washing
ton by congress and the government
departments vii, pay tribute on Mon
day afternoon TO Mrs Woodrow Will
son, wife OF the president whose fu-
neral will be held nj o'clock In
the historic east room of the White
House.
Word came from many parts of
the country indicating that the peo-
pie generally will show their res
pect in various ways while the ser
Vices are being held
The senate tonight adjourned tin
Tuesday out OF respect for the de-
ceased and the House took similar
action
All government departments viii
be closed Monday and Tuesday af-
ternoon during the services
A special funeral committee OF the
senate will be headed by Clce Pre-
sident Marshall and Senator Kern
democrat leader and Senator CALM
ger. republican leader Ia the com
mittee will be senior senator's from
each state. Speaker Clark. Repre-
sentative Underwood. democrat lead
er, representative Mann. republican
leader and Representative Murdoch
progressive leader Of the House
Committee are ranking members In
each state delegation which will
compose the committee
Arrangements for magnificent
floral pieces were made today In the
House and Senate
a special train viii take the fun
cral party 20 Rome. Georgia On the
casket silver plate bears the sim
pie inscription Ellen Axson VII
son. May -. 1860, Aug 6. 1914"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-09

CHICAGO. M. Aug Promi-
nent poultry breeders from the four
corners Of the country will be In
Chicago the coming week In attend
ance on the thirty-nlnth annual
meeting OF the American Poultry
Association The association Is the
largest organization OF its kind In
the world having more than 5000
members The coming meeting
promises 90 be- unusually well at
tended owing 10 the fact that much
important business Il 20 be transact
ed Among other things the meeting
viii revise the standard of perfer-
tion. by which all poultry Is judged.
The standard Is revised by the asso-
citation every five years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-09
ENGLAND WATTS
NEWS Of BATTLE
sERNIA DECLARES WAR ON
GERMANY TO RID HERSELF
OF MINISTER.

By Associs,ed Press
LONDON. Aug England f.
waiting quietly and confidently for
naval and military battles which are
believed 10 be impending
Except fgr the cries OF newsboys
callinl extras. the movement OF
troop and an orderly demonstration
In front OF the palace which brought
out the King Queen and Prince of
Wales 10 bow thanks. London has
assumed her usual calm
A Milan despatch 10 the Dailq
Chronicle SAYS steamer reports an
enRag, moni In the Adriatic sea
hundred we're wounded the dis
patch reports that Servia has declar-
ed war on Germany
Tho stop was expected 10 be TAX
en- In order 10 be rid Of the Ger
man minister si Belgrade
A large steamer believed io be
a North German Lloyd liner has
been captured by British warships
In tho North Sea of Alderburg.
The recruiting offices of the coun-
try are boslcged by nen who are de-
slrious OF joining the colors In re-
tponso 20 Earl Kitchener. secretary
Of var. requesting a hundred 'hous-
and men Immediately Men of every
class are volunteering The reser-
visia almost 20 man responded
Among the latter was the Bishop OF
London. Righ Rev Arthur Foley
Wilmington Ingram An appeal oi
the Prince Of Wales for funds re-
ceiyed a splendid response The to-
tai has now reached two million dol
lars. The police continued b. arrest
Germans on some discriminating pa
pers being found This afternoon
many were caught trying 20 dyna-
mite a railway bridge near Reading
German reserylsts on incoming
steamers are being detained.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-09
sILNERTON MOtRNs LOSS
on MISS NAl;l ARNOLD
Special 10 The News

Special 20 The News
SILVERTON. Tex. Aug s-Fun-
cral services were held here today
over the body OF Miss Mary Arnold
daughter Of J NJ Arnold. who died
In Waco. Texas. after short per
iOd OF Illness Miss Arnold was
studying ~ the Sanitarlum in Waco
TO become a trained nurse and had
been there about year Tho body
was shipped here and inferred IN the
Silverton cemetery. REV Forbes Of
floating Miss Arnold was in her
goth year and leaves host of
friends. tgo brothers aud her father
20 mourn her loss
Rev Barnes OF Plainview Is hold
ing protractod open air meeting
al Silverton Large crowds attend
the services which will continue for
two weeks REV Barnes Is pastor
Of the Plainview Methodist church
and II a convincing speaker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-09
GREAT REJOICING TN
GERMAN CAPITAL CITY
Newspapers Declare False Reports Can No Lon
ger Serve to Conceal Germaays Triumphs
From World as Well as Their Enemies.

BY Associated Press
AMSTERDAM Holland, via London, Aug S-n Berlin there
great rejoicing the report that ge has fallen dispatch
capital that the spread with lightning
rapdy boundess enthusiasm The sent his
the capture Of the city to the crowds out
side the palace
Policemen bicycles dashed along the Uner den Linden
claiming the glad dngs The imperial Chancellor Bcthman o'
weg drove to castle and congratulated the
Newspapers declare that False reports which known to
circulated foreign countries that the Germans had su
cred will longer conceal Cemsnys iumph
The surrender egc gives that the march of the Ger
through northern France cannot he stayed"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-09
Popc's Eleventh Anniversary.

Special fn lff NNNh
ROME. Aug. Tomorrow will
b. the eleventh anniversary Of the
coronation Of Pope Plus X. In ac-
cordance with custom the anniver-
sary will be observed with special
religious services of an impressive
character in the Sistine Chapel at
the Vatican Mass will be celebrated
by one Of the Cardinals In the pres
ence Of the Pope and an audience
that will include the members OF the
Sacred College. the papal court. the
diplomatic corps accredited 10 the
Vatican. the heads OF the religious
orders and representatives OF the
Roman aristocracy.