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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

@0rger bat iid anfangs LETTER 8obe
1ro6 Carp, Minn., begeben, mo- er
cine &eimitatte gu eigen bat, auf ser
er cine @obnung erridten labt, Ole
er iofort na9 @ollen6ung be3ieben
miro. - s. S. Abmam bat cine CO.
Dung &leeiamen getuuft, fir Die er
$303.60 be5ablte. Sic &leeernte miro
in oieier @egeno iebes Sabr beoeu-
%tenter, ga ftd cine iolde iebr gut
lot11t. - Mi9. 8utala fat Die bon
INN iibernommene @%igarenfabrif jebt
i'm bollen @etrieb, un6 ct fin6et fir
feline &al1ditengel rei4liden Gbiab.
- Gum @beitan6 tpur6en berfun0igt
Sen &irdner uno SRI. Margaretba
@e1tigen. - 8dbren6 zines 9ien=
H!aqmorgen perganeener ISOLDE in
Ter bieligen Bfarrfirde gebaltenen
Grautamtes far6 cine 9oppelbod5eit
itatt. @etraut tpur6en Sobn Stang
uno SRI. &elena Sdlangen un6 So
|cob gdmib un6 SRI. Maria Sdlaa=
gen. Sci Sen gltern Ser 8raute
ian6 na9 ser fir6li9en 6eier Die
i&odaeit itatt, tpobet sic bei6en gliid=
Ii9en Scare bon 6en gum 8eite or
i6ienenen @aite Die ber5liditen @luf=
miinfde entgegennabmen. Sn oieie
tbeilt ii6 a16 Ser uRor6i tern" nn6
miinidt Sen Meupermablten, baB es
ibnen am eigenen @er6e itets rod
@uni6 ergeben m0ge. - @rofer Nm-
51tg= 1nb 1teberrod=&erfa beeinnt
9%onnertag, BEN 5. Mopember, int ct.
SAUL Bargain StOre gu ct. Glomb.
Sdu1tt @ud tint nad Sen betreffcn<
Sen 3%irfnlaren.
ct. Soiepb.
Mm fomnrenoen 5onntag, ben 8.
Mopember, na6mittags unit 1913 ubr
ur6 tpie6erum aben6s I'M 1913 l1br
peran1talten Mitglie6er Ser bieiigen
ct. Marien So6alttdt redt angeneb=
me l1nterboltut1gen in Ser @emein0e=
bale. Sur Nuffibrung gelangt Elm
oeutides Spiel SOS 6iamantene
@er5" uno etn engliides 2ultitud
uMur6er min out" ferner lit fir
quite M11lif un6 fomiide 9ie6er boii<
al1f geiorgt. Die betbeiligten iungen
|Spielerinnen itdern cine fr0blid=l lt~
itige l1nterbaltung 51, ga lire Stolen
in bortreffliden Sanben liegen. -
Ser Mn5ng- unb 1teberrof-&erfauf
beginnt 9pnmeritag, Sen 5. Mober1=
Der, int ct. Glp1tb Bargain Store
at ct. Glp1tb. Sebt @1@ tint mad
Ben 53trf1laren*
Clear Gate.
Moolpb 3ingma1n un6 Stop Har=
Jon, pelde an ser ct. Sobns l1niper=
|iitat ii9 b0beren Stu6ien ui6men,
tparen uber Sonntag bter BEL Ser 6a<
mile Sobn 3ingmann 5u @aite. -
g6uar6 Srtmann bon Weeire @rooe
eritattete 5onntag bier ieinem 8ruber
6. $. 0rtmann einen angenebmen
@eln6. -9ieie ISOLDE Mittmo4 muir
Ben in ser ct. DARIUS Stride getraut
@err @orIin NIT SRI. Sbrian. -
|Die gigentbiimer Ser bieitgen @td<
ling Station" berian6ten Die 5paite
neutrality-suspicious. @urfen nad
|@t. Saul. y Cine giienbobntpagen=
la6nng Mepfel tpuroe lette @ode
bier BEL ser Sirma SameS & @onner
abgelo6en. - Mn6. S. @ditein bon
bier beiudte 1ette ISOLDE ieinen in
S%ol6rngfor6 o1s Mr5t itationirten
|sobn. - Ser Nn51ts 1tnb neberruf=
%crfn1f beginnt Sunmeritag, Sen g.
Mppcnber, int ct. Saul Bargain
Store at ct. CLUB. Segt G1d It'll
nad sen 3%irfmlaren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

S>pS%SuASSV OA%SV St'$tI~""S >'"~~
Stating Sting" 81 f0r6ern. Saul,
Ser edit Sabre olte Sobn Der 5amilie
Ebeooor @rpeloing, meld)er iid beim
lSallen bon ei,rem @eriiite idlimme
@erletuneen 5u8og, gebt i'm ct. @a-
pboels @oipitol gu ct. CLOUD unter
ar3tlider 8ebanolung langiam ieiner
@eneiung entgegen. - @rofer Nm
aug nnb 1tcberrpd . @crfanf besinnt
9onneritag, Ben 5. Mopcmber, int ct.
Hanl Bargain Store 5m ct. Gloub.
Sebt Gnd nad Ben betreffenoem Sir
fnlaren 1t,t. - @ebriioer Heter Bal-
lanid) bon Siour Bons, g. o, n16
S. q. 8olloni6 bon Sre6onia, @is.,
trafen na6 einem 8eiude ibres in Ml<
banp %mobnenoem @ruoerS S. g. SAL
lani6 Gienitag gu einem mebrtagigen
@eiu6e bier bel ibrer Sdmagerim
Trau Gbri1t. Hallanid, Elm.
8mfma1.
@orlebten Som1tag feierten I'M
&reiie elmer beiteren @aitei6oar So
fepb Stremba nno 6rau bas Set Ser
iilbernen &od5eit. SSn sic 6em SUI
belpaare entbotenen @Iiidtpin1d e
gum gbrentage tbeilt iid Ser rgeor6-
itern" aus gan5em @er5en. - Sami-
lie Sron5 @rittner bat ibr @eim bon
Ebier nad 9ittGe 8aQs perlegt. -
Sro1 gilbert Debler bat ibrer in
Minneapo1is mobnenoen @1tter eli
men @eiu@ eritattet. - @i@. @ano
un6 @ottin baben itd tn 11n1erm gil-
lage bGl1sli9 eingeridtet. - Grau
Slug. @ebler fen. eritattete IN Sen
8miQingsftdoten einen mebrtagigen
8eil16 BEL @ertpon6ten un6 Sreu11'
Sen.
ct. Martin.
BUR Seier bes Mamenstages u11=
iereS bodtp. Hfarrers, P. @einulf,
8. g. g., batten it6 eingefun6en Sic
bodm. 9ene6iftiterbater @regor 1tno
@eoa neb1t ST. @el5 bon &i6mon0,
bo9m. P. Maurus, .. g. s., bon
Golo @pring nn6 bodm. P. Meinrao,
.. 9. g., bon Sreeport. 9ie'Sdul=
finder iiberreidten ibrem beliebten
geeliorger CUR MamenStagSfeier Ell
nige redt 16011e @ei6enfe. - &eter
Mimbad 1aBt feline @obna1ng bonn
@ontraftoren Sobn @erges bon neuem
iiber6a6en. = Srau @6uarb 9initer
bat fi9 in Melroie elmer Speration
1tnter5ogen, bie BON 6en Doftoren
&ilbert unb @0brS nit beitem @rfol<
ge borge1tommer tp11r6e. - @i6.
&ir6ner BON &i9mon6 it NIT SEM
MnItreiden 6es sS11neren Ser reue1t
&eii6en5, mel6e Sobn @iaer ieiner
Samilie bat errtdten laiien, beiddf-
tigt. - Sn Ser rntpeit bon bier pob=
nenoen Samtlie Sobann Giiritenberg
iin6 nod Musiage 6es Dr. @el5 bon
9fidmom6 5met Merpenfieberfaue oor=
bonoen. - M6am @ilms madte
|Dienitag Iebter ISOLDE sic IN &ier5
itattgefur6ene 2anger SSager : @od=
5eH NIT. &err @ilms betpobnte por=
oem sic BORT gelegene Sobn 8eGers
|Sarm.
9fidmpn6.
&obn Sdmib, mel6er zines 8rnb=
leioe1s tpege1t operirt mrr6e, befinoet
lid auf Dem @ege bo1fommener &C.
mel lung. - Ser 6omilie &ilian &ird=
ner pnroe elm mu11teres S0bnden
%geborer; in Ser 6amilie Sobn Tlan=
tenberg trug itd 6as gleide freuoea=
polle greigniB gu. 8ei6en 6amilien
51 !bren &%ermebrnnger I'm iere Gro
t1lction. - @err 6rioolin 8arit
bat feline Mablmiible nit galpaniitr=
tent Stabl umflei0en lallen. Nbil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

UtltUk SVNtAtS< s"Uv y" u ~sv~SNsVS<l
i'm ct. Saul Bargain Store al ct.
Glumo. @da,t Gn@ mad ben Sir
fnlaren nnt. !
&oloinoforb.
Sri. @lile &enning bon Des Moi.
nee, Soma, lit bier bel ibrer 5dme-
Iter, 6ro,1 Saul &oifa, gu @aite, un6
6rau 8. Dieori6 %erfre11t iid bes 8e.
ludes oeS SRI. 2ena Dieorid aus
Spotane, @aib. - Mittpo6 pur6en
in ser bieiigen ct. Se0mig Stride
fiirs 2eben perbun6en 2oren5 g..
Natrias nno SRI. Gbriitina 2ange-
ner. M0ge 6em iuugen 8oare sic
neu betrete1re 2ebenSbabn cine !tets
geebnete fem! = @orlebten Sonntag
feierten Seroinano @obn unb @at-
tin 6as Set Der %iil6ernen Sod5eit.
Weit ibren g%ertpanoten un6 Sreunoen
miinfht Ben S%l1bilanten al16 Ser
vNoroitern" Elm ferneres ungetriib=
tes gbeleben.
6reepprt.
Garl Midlii6 erridtet auf Dem
@ruaofmd, mo- iein 5danfgebauoe
lteM, einen 1lel1en Stall. = 9urd
ginri9tnng oes eleftrii6en @eleud5>
tnngs,5 pitemS lit Der &aum fir nn=
terbringl1ng Ser 5ellerpebr : @eratb-
ihaften in ser Staot=@aqe nidt mebr
binreideno, n1r0 Ser 5ta6tratb bat
Sen 8om zines grtra=@ebau6es fir
Se1ertpebr=@ eratbidaften in Mngriff
genommen. - 6raulein Mamie ub=
lenfott lit BON Sintab, Minn., tpo Tie
cine @tene als 2a6en6ienerin ber=
tritt, gum angeneblnen 8eiude i'm
elterli6en &aule eingetroffen. = Or.
Clinton Meper, Sobn ser SamtGie Ser
oinano Meper, tpelder iett fem Dof<
tor=Diplom in @aa0en bat, madt Ell
men fur5en 8eiu6 bel Sen @ltern 1tn6
ieinem 8rn6er Sral1f, ebe er iid nab
einem 8labe nmi left, an 6em er fi6
oa11erno nie6er5ulailen ge6enft. -
SEER Soiepb @eidbar6t bon Ser Or
gelbnn-6irma 8angerin & @eidbar6t
in Milpul1fee tpeilt bier BET 6reunben
gum ongenebmen @eiude. - &om-
menoen 5onntag miro in I'm erer
giDo9e @oue ein Sfattournier gebol=
ten, nobel re9t annebmbare Yretie
CUR @ertbeilung gelongen 1r6 mo5u
ale @en5elritter ser groBen un6 gait
gen Madbarf6oft eingelaoen iin6. -
Ser erofe Mn51s- nto 11eberrod-@er=
fanf beeinnt 9pnneritae, Sen 5. &c.
pember, im ct. Saul Bargain Store
at ct. @lomo. Sdamt @1td tint nad
sen hetreffembem 3irfrlarem.
Golb spring.
Sre6. Slider lit 1ad 6rei Sabre
LANCER 9ienit5eit in Ser Ser. Staaten
Mrmee 1a6 ebrenpouer @ntlaiiung
onfongs lebter @o6e Ing elterli@e
Sous 5nriidgefebrt. - Sran5 8ies=
ner bot oos bon ibm i'm @entralbotel
betriebene @eidaft at Srou Ebeooor
8immer obgetreten un6 fem eigenes
@e6au6e be8ogen. 8rau 8immer bat
onfongs lebter @o6e 6as @ei9aft
iiberromme1t. - 9eona @inep nn6
Matbiloa 8ofes, tpelde I'M ct. Ra=
pbaels &oipital 5u ct. @1ono o1s
&ranfenpflegerinren 6iener, eritaHe=
ten somtog bier einen bertpanot=
idaftlt6en 8ei ud. - 9an. Srieo=
mann bat feline 81 iioen5 NIT bent Bil=
lage M5ugsfanal nn6 oem @aiier-
1pitem in @erbinoung gebro6t. =
Die lGn6lide Selepbon=9inie lit BIG
gum boiriiden Settlement nnb bfs
Sacobs Grairie a%ltsge6ebnt moroer1.
= ginige j11nge 2el1te BON bier &C.
fen init 6em @ebanfen Tim, 6as Win=
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
Here's a Cure
For Sciatica
Painful Form of Rheumatism
Quickly Overcome.

Those sharp darling pains that charac,
tcrile Scianc rheumatism should treated IN
the blood And hy using 5. ). ). you not
only get relief but Cure.
as s. $ has the peculiar atiiun 81 so1k-
Ing through the iuteStineS directly mto the
blood In 1--WE minutes its Influence Is az
work i'm every artery, vein, ana tlhS capl-
larry livery membrane, every organ oi the
body. every cmuuctury becomes in effect
iltcr to strain the blood Of impurities.
The stimulating properties If :. ). ), Gem.
mel the skin. liver bowels. kidneys ana
bladder to all work to the enc end OF
casting nut rycrY Irritating. every Pain
inaictnz atom of poison Il distodgeS by
irrigation all Accommodations in The JOINTS
renders them neutral aud seatterS those
nccnlisr formations in the nerve cenkerS
thar cause such mNStifyng and often
battling rheumatic palus,
And best of all this remarkable remedy
is welcome to the weakest stomach. II
vou have druggcd yourself until your
stomach Is nearly paralyzcd, you Viii bt
astopished 10 find that ). 5, ), gives NJ
sensation but goes right to- work. rms
is because il is a pure vegetable infusion
| is taken naturally into ycur blood lust as
pure air is inhaled naturally into YOU
| lungs
You can get s, s, $. at any drug sterr
s s s is a standard remedy rceognizet
/ everywhere as the greatest blood antiuat'
| ever discovered. III yours is pccutla
case and You desire special informal on
write 50 The Swift Specific Co., I'll SWiI
| Bldg Atlanta. ca,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

souri, and private interests is impossible conceive of
erection of modern hydroeecc power plant at suitable
location IN this territory be constructed cost Of from
$4,000 to $4,000 per mo depending upon the nature of the
country through which it is built and the of consuc
ton required This will provide for engineering grading
ties rails of heavy Standard ballast track lasting and sur
facing, track fastening fencing right of way signal an
paratus and miscellaneous construction contingencies to
gether with preliminary surveys and clearing right of way
1t is therefore the purpose of this communication to
have the Southeast Missouri Federation. body and in
dividualy advise to the probability of securing material
cooperation in this undertaking in the form OF donations of
right of way and subscriptions to the stock Of corporation
of sufficient capital and capable management successfully
carry out these plans well to determine the desilabty
Of issuing township bonds assist in the financing of the pro
ject
4 herewith submit for Your consideration carefully
prepared statement Of desired cooperation may be sub
ect nevertheless, to Your correction IT, however, these
amounts could be secured and reasonable issue of township
bonds could be effected those interested in The project for
whom speaking would guarantee to successfully com
plete the financing of THIS gigantic undertaking."
statement Of the amounts expected Donations sub
scrptions to the capital stock bond subsidies apporone
to the population and wealth of the several towns through
which the projected road will pass appended to the
municatiOn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
STEAMER RESCUfS
IS OF CREW FROM
SINKING CRUISER
Vessel Pounded in Storm Which
Swept Atlantic Coast
Since Monday.
MEN LABOR AT PUMPS
TO KEEP HER AFL0AT
Coated With Ice and With Sails il
Shreds. Boat Was at Mercy
of Elements.
MEN LABOR At PUMPS
TO KEEP HER AFL0AI

Baltimore, Md, Jan. fS.-Res-
cued from an ice coated and sinking
ship after giving up hopes of their
lives. thirteen members OF the crew
Of the schooner Fuller Pommer to-
day arrived in Baltimore aboard the
steamer Marina. the rescue was
made ny the Marina Thursday morn
ing about 154 miles southeast OF
Cape Cod.
Since Monday morning, when the
gale which swept the Atlantic coast
had so battered the schooner that
she began to leak, the crew fought
to keep her aaoat With sails whip
ped into shrcds by the winds and
the rigging so coated with ice that
it could net be handled, the Fuller
Pommer had drifted at the mercy
OF the raging sea.
Day and night the men labored at
the pumps trying to keep down the
,yer increasing water, but the awful
pounding opened the seams and the
leaks grew larger. Tons of water
flooded the decks and turned to ice.
adding to the unwieldncss Of the
vessel.
So low was the Fuller Pommer in
the Water when help reached her
that no time was given by the men
to collecting any OF their belongings
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
WHEN kIDhE s
START ACHING
Take Salts to flush Kidneys If back
hurts or Bladder
bothers.

A-ha, yo,i wake nm with bat Eacbe
and d,u misery in tho kidney re-
ri,, - uoaaralIv ,no,ns vou have
h,or ,,.,,~ too ,,,o b,neat eave F.,
.r,l ,.,,,r, or,ho,itv Noat forms
,ric o.;d which o,orwo,ks ,ta kid
NH. 1,.t. ar,nr a. eltor j. ran
,ha hfoo5 na ,,ov hooor, cor, o.
,a,n,..,l ,nd loc,,. yben vonr
'.ta,a,. .., i,oa;.h ami clo. N,
- ~ -, ,u,a vo,, rotago
. ,...,.. ua,,o,.inu al IN,
,,... $50 49, .or h,,,
-. ,,a1,o,o di7,,
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

Education is a companion that no
misfortune can depress, no cline de
stroy. no enemy ALLEVIATE, no despotism
euslave; at home a friend, abroad an
Introduction, in society an ornament,
In solitude solace. 1t chastens vice,
guides virtue. and gives at once grace
and government to genius. Without
It, what is man? A splendid slave, a
reasoning savage, vacilating between
the dignity of an intelligence derived
from God, and the degradation OF pas
sions participated by brutes.-Cole
ridge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
SALAZAR'S BOND
is INCREASED TO
FIVE THOUSAND
concluded from Page One.)

nected with the capital by a street
car line, renewed the fear OF an
other series OF raids within the fed
eral district,
The federal detachment. mem.
Der Of the famous twenty-ninth
regiment, lost number of men and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
PERSONAL.

John ]. Jennelle Of Seattle, Wash,
is spending a few days in the city.
Miller Hughes of Wicklilie, Ky,
visited friends in the city Sun lay
Miss Alma lleilig of Twelfth
street is visiting relatives at Dom
COLA.
Byron Herbert Of the Arcade mas
returned from a business trip to st.
Louis.
John McGlasson of Eleventh
street, is spending a few days at
Memphis.
Fred Teiehman left for st. Louis
last night On business for his Bijou
theater.
John NJ Wilkic of St. Louis, Mo-.
is the guest Of Miss Mary Hawkins
OF 62} Sixteenth street.
Miss Eta Evans of Sixth street
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. ST.
mon b Halves at Bardwell.
Wallace Hudson of the Halliday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
Amona Class.

The Amoma class of the Cairo
Baptist church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. F. W. Cox, 4OS Wal
nut street. this evening. The regu-
lar monthly business will be dis
cussed and a social hour enjoyed.
Mrs. A. II. Newman VIII be the
hostess.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
To Heal Chapped Skins,

Skins that have been chapped and
made rough by exposure can be re-
lieved by applying with bit Of old
linen lotion consisting of one ounce
of rose water. half an ounce of gycer-
inc, half teaspoonful of borax, and
three drops of benzoin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

who is a patient at ST. Mary's in
Urinary is slowly improving.
, Hiss Clara DcGelder OF Beccn
Ridge. was the guest of Miss Helen
Hin Of Poplar street, yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Malone of ST. Louis.
Mo, formerly of this city, is the
guest of relatives and friends here
Mrs Nirsil Dennis. Of Cairo, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs Shockley. Ballard
Yoeman
Miss Stella Faust of Charleston,
Mo-, IS the guest at Miss Leta Me
is the guest Of Miss Leta MtGlasson
of Eleventh street.
Mrs. Leslie Roche and daughter.
Margaret Catherine, and Miss Melva
MtCutoheon spent yesterday with
Miss Hattie Elawley OF Mound city.
Luciar Turk OF Bardwel, ono of
the defendants in the famous Ken
tucky trial. the Turk-Copeland ease,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Marie Hewlett has returned
to her home in this city, after hav-
ing spent some time in Cairo study
ing to be trained nurse. Charles.
ton Courier
Miss May Lattncr OF St. Louis.
who has been the guest of Miss
Geraldine Doud of 32i Fourth
street Tor the pas several weeks,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs David MacLachlan aud her
brothe', Thomas j. Smyth, returned
last night from Chicago where they
attended the funeral Of David Ma
Lachlan, who died mere on January
IL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
British Money Spent on Golf.

1t is estimated that nearly $4,000
900 is spent on golf in the United
Kingdom every year and that Of this
sum about $l2 100000 goes TO the cad
dies. The number of players in the
country is roughly estimated at
100000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
NOTICE TO READERS.

For the convenience Of The Bulle-
tins readers all funeral notices viii
appear on the page Of thu
paper used for classified Advertising
LA Is
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Lutheran church will give a coffee
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. goth at the
home of Mrs. A. Kafer, S40S Wash.
Ave. LII 1-20
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
Heartbeats In Different Positions.

The heart of a standing man beats
81 times a minute. of sitting one Il
times, When the man is lying down its
beats are reduced to sc minute.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
To Entertain at Cards.

Mrs. Walter Krebs will entertain
with "500" party this afternoon
at her home on upper Washington
avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
NOTICE.

Dog tax for the year 1914 is now
due. Cal at iii Commercial ave
nue. and secure dog check.
HI. ]. DACRES, Poundmaster.
Advt. 10 2w
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19
Il Certainly L..

II is easier for the average woman
10 muster up courage TO face mouse
than openly defy fashionable Chica-
20 News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS
II you will telephone your address
to my office will call op you and
furnish dog checks.
H. J. DACRES, Poundmaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

Hiss Clara DcGelder OF Beccn
Ridge. was the guest of Miss Helen
Hill Of Poplar street, yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

Miss Alma IIcilig of Twelfth
street is visiting relatives at Don
COLA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

Mrs Frank Malone of st. Louis
No, formerly of this city, IS the
guest of relatives and friends here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

who is a patient at St. Mary's in
firmary is slowly improving.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

Mrs. Nirsil Dennis, Of Cairo, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Shockley. Ballard
Yoeman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

Miss Stella Faust of Charleston,
Mo-, IS the guest OF Miss Leta Me
is the guest Of Miss Leta MtGlasson
of Eleventh street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

Wallace Hudson of the Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

John ]. Jennelle Of Seattle. Wash,
is spending a few days in the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-01-19

Miller Hughes of Wicklille, Ky,
visited friends in the city Sun lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-11
An Unanswerablc Query.

Mavor Mitchell asks President Churchll OF the
BOARD of Education why a rule granting SUIT
ohio leave of absence to married school teachers
obop+ % become mothers would not put an end
70 all the teacher-mother controversy and also
benefit the schools That is precisely "nat all
tho nother-teachers dismissed from the Guy
service and all their sympathizers would Ike 10
know. 1t is a dispassionate query which cuts
down through the prejudice and buucombe sur
rounding the matter and leaves 1t ioE the ooaIu
Of Education 70 Justify its position by tacts ana
reason-if it can.
If it could be proved within reason, that grant
ing leave of absence to prospective mothers
would dsorganize the teaching force, suoVerC
discipline and retard instruction of pupils, or
that teachers who become mothers are less ell
Gent public employees than they were before
parenthood. there would be no complaint against
the Board Of Education. These things have not
been proved, or even asserted, save in half
hearted way The situation is that the board
hires married women as teachers-because 1t
deems them well qualified for their work and not
for any other reason-and then refuses TO abide
bv the natural normal result of having married
women employees.
Mayor NIitchei's letter should change that IL
logical attitude If it does not, he should take
particular care that the ten members of the
board whom he appoints this month have more
logic and a more modern point of view on this
subject than have majority Of the members of
the present board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-11
The Last of the Emden.

A gallant end came 20 the cruise Of che Emden.
The search Of the allied vessels had been long
and thorough. From one tight corner after an
other the German vessel slipped away to new
waters and fresh prizes. When finally caught
by the Australian cruiser Sydney off the Keeling
Islands she came face to face with superior guns
and was beached after a running fight that could
have but one end The Sydney's eight 6-inch
guns quickly mastered the Emdens finch bat
terry Of ten guns.
foul bottom was probably contributing
factor 10 the Emdens capture. The Sydney,
though the newer and larger vessel, on paper
possessed but triling advantage in speed 255
knots as against 70. Ii accordance with her
custom the Emden shifted ground promptly after
her daring raid on Penang. If she went down
the Strait Of Malacca, as was reported at the
time, she very likely turned through Sunda
Strait between Sumatra and java, and 50 out
into the southern Indian Ocean. The Keeling or
Cocos Islands are coral keys lying near the
track of the Australian trade, along the London
to Melbourne route. Cutting the Keeling Islands
cable was doubtless intended as a safeguard and
a preliminary TO more commerce raiding. The
Linden seemed to have little difficulty in picking
up coal for her new venture, but she could not
haul out in drydocl to clear her bottom. I'M
doubtedly her speed had dropped several notches
in her months OF tropical cruising, and therefore,
when the Sydney had the good luck to come up
with her, cunning had failed and speed was not
available.
With the Kongsberg bottled up in an East
African river, the Indian Ocean now stands clear
of German peril There remain, however. the
South Pacific squadron in Gillian waters. and
the karlsruhe, another notable craft in the Al.
lantc. Work still remains for British cruisers
even if the cleyerest Of their enemies is done for
al last.