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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

Nus @iidof Der Dio5eie Can Mntonio
rfdte ib oieie Mobn11ng an @m6; i@
meiB nidt, Oh lie notbmenoig lit, i@
boffe, 6aB iie ni@t notbmenoig lit.
l1no 6enno6 lit 6ieie Bruge 10 mi@=
tig, 6aB id ni@t umbin fanr, @r@,
meinen beuti6en fatbolii@en &tn-
oern> 6ieie grfIarung 3u geben, uno
SOS init allem @rnlt, nit 6em groBten
Mo6or1td, uno 5tpar als 8ifbof oteIer
1io5eie.
,Guer 5toatSperbano nn6 Cure
@ereine fonnen iibrtgenS in mtrfia ia
mer @eiie gegen iene @eieni@aften in
|guren &eiben a1ftreten, 8umal STR
ia audi ga1ren @lie6ern unteritiibung
bietet un6 int Stoatsberban6 cine
eigene 5terbefalie babet. 9u6urd
nebmet SIR ienen, sic ii@ folden &C.
ieuf@often anfdlieBen monten, oie
lebte @ntiduloigung. @en6et @uren
gan8en @influB o1f, INT I'M @inne
ser @ird}e aa1f Cure @Iaubens- uno
Stommesbriber ein8umirten, 6amt1
Tie Dor Sen @efobren beldiibt meroen,
sic ibrem @lm1ben un6 ibrem See
lenbeil in jenen Bereinig1ngen 6ro-
ben."
Die @rf1arung 6es bo@m'it. 81
idyofs @batp lit prtn3ipen iebr wi@'
tig; iie mur6e> tpie Sic tpetteren Nats,
fiibrungen 6es Brdlaten, nit 6em'
gr0Bten 8eifnn BON BEN Delegaten
aufgenommen, 90 Ser Staatsberbanb
Sen BON Migr. 5ban bertretenet1
@ton6punft einnimmt. sic lit aber
on6 fir sic @atbolifen in an6eren
gtooten BON ser gr0Bten @idttgfeit,
5umaI in peiten @retien Sic Neeigung
berr{ht, 6ie Ste1ung Ser Stride &C.
geniiber 1ol9en @ereinen un6 @eiea<
idaften, Die iie niht namentli4 ber<
nrtbeilt, gu oerfennen. @s lit brin-
gen6 n%otbtpen6ig, 6nB sic bon 6em
Central . @erein nn6 Sen StaatSber>
banben o"ngenommenen 8ei@liiiie,
Sen MnidluB an iolde @eieui@aften
betreffe116, iiberon in 6te Hraris INIT
qeIebt >peroen. $50 ein5elne @eretne
geneigt iino, lar gu fem in 6ie1er @e-
siebunq, 90 loute11 sic 9toatsperbd11-
oe einen beiliamen @influB ouf jene
Q1Siiben. G.s9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

cine 3eitlang o11fbielt = 10 bra@ eS
lid oo6 balo mie6er 8ab1t> uno eS
er1ul1bs oem futb. Nolfe Elm rei@er
Shab gang f0itlid)er 9ie6er nno Wei-
ie11. Dieie 2ie6er biloen Sen @run6z
ltod fir I'M ere ietigen @eiangbii<
der; lie itn6 Mu1ter> an semen man
lerneu farm, tpie Elm &ir9enlie6 be-
id)affen iein fol-.
2eiber Ell tarb am gn6e 6es 49,.
Sobrbunoerts Ser gla1benSitarte &C.
iang unierer @orfabren aus religi0-
fer 8lutarmutb in einem Idmad)er
fraftlolen @aud. 9ange lag Ser
'5dab 6es @olfslieoeS in @ergeiien-
belt begruben. Den @omamifern
Mrmin ur6 8rentano mar es borbe-
balten> ibm Die gebibrenoe Steuung
tpieoer 81 erringen. 216ptg nblano,
elmer Ser feiniten &er1rer 6es ehteu
8olfSgeianges, bat bur@ ieine@umm-
lung alter @olfslie6er ser 56abung
6erielben be6euten6 m1fgebolfen. limo
iebt begann man al1h 6afiir 3u or
beite11, 6em @olfe Die alten i60nen
@rbenlie6er mie6er 3urid5ugeben.
GuS edte mobre &tr6enlie6 bat mte-
ser ieinen @in3ug in oie Stride un6
in 6ie &er5er 6es 8olfes gebalten.
@abrboftig, mabr lit Dos @ort, vfein
@olf bat ei1ren 70 berrliden 5hab
bon @olfslie6ern mie 6aS 6eutihe
@olf."
uMns Sen oeutiden &irdenlie-
6ern," fagt Saniien, ~laBt ii6 cine
pollitGn6ige @eilslebre uiammer1-
ieben, pelde in SEN einfoddten 3ugen
gbriltum o1s 6englnfa11g un6 ols 6os
Gn6e olles Settles 6oriteQt." SSn ge=
niiier 8etie fann ein @eiangbu6 pie
Mogmficat" u@deilia>" Elm &ate=
dismus in @ie6ern genonnt tperben
uno 5tpor nod ser Sprode nn6 Gent
meile 6es 8olfes in Ieiner e6eliten nn6
perfldrteiten Sorm. @ie tbeologii@
iider un6 %glaubensfrob 8. s.. iinb Sic
Gacramentslte6er = berrlide @ebe=
tie! Die 9ie6er fir @etbna6ten un6.
Sitern ipre6en ebenio mabr un6 id0n
bon ser g0ttli6en 8ir6e Ser Berion
Gbriiti, on6ere BON Ser 5iin6e,
bon ser GrI0iungsbe6iirftigfeit Ser
Menidbeit. ga, un3ere &irdenlieber,
re6t benuh, fubren BEN Ginger ein
in SEN @etit 6es &irdeniabreS, in
@im nn6 @e6eutung Der FL. Soften
un6 Geiten ibn 6a6ur@ an gum 2eben
I'M Snbresffrets Ser Stride, 31r iabr-
liden 9ebenserne11erung NIT Gbrt<
ltlts.
@ie tp%obltb1en6 tpirfen sic pielen
idonen &irdenlie6er a1f Die etn-
faden g11ten Seelen 6es 8olfes -
sic iebniuhtspolen M6bentslie6er, Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Ser SnternationaIe Gu:
6arinen &on8rek.

Ser 25. S11ternationale gudariiti<
ihe @ongreB> Oct. bel1er in Dem @ra<
oenort 2ol1roes in 8ra1frei6 pom
S11li abgebalten tpuroe>
nabm einen groBartigen @erlauf.
3ebn @ar6i11ale, unter ibtten Goroi=
mol 5arlep aus Seem Dorf, 5000 gr5=
tiidrfe un6 8ii60fe uno 5oblreide
Nrieiter ur16 9aien aus alien 2a11<
bern Ser 8elt, foroen ii9 gu Dem ieI=
ben Elm. Die feierlide @r0ffnu1g
erfolgte am Mtthpod, %. Suli, nod
mittagS 3 l1br> NIT elmer &eoe oes
acknowledgement @ra11ito 81 8elmo11=
te-@enarro> Ser sic Delegaten inn
Ma1nen oes 81. &aters begriiBte uno
Elm S6reiben berlas, in oem ser 81.
Goter feline 6reu6e iiber oiele groB=
ortige Ser iammlung bon @ird)eufiir=
iten un6 Srieltern ausiprad uno ,1a-
mrntlid oie groBe 8etbeiligung aus
Canada un6 Sen Ser. 5tauten To-
BEND ermabnte. Mm Donneritog,
6reitog uno Smftog, 80, "a. II. 25.
Sl1li, Tandem BON 8 bis II l1br tdg-
lid Sibungen Ser peridieoene11 9ee-
tlonen itatt> BON II Bis 12 l1br, Yrie=
1terperi ammll1ngen, BON / Biz 3 l1br,
Spe5ialper%i ammlungen fir M6rner
nlto sesiinglinge, BON 3 bis 5 l1br, all
gen1eine ~@eriammlungen un6 sum
'SdlnB oonn iebesmnl cine feierlid)e
&%ro3eifion.
1roBortig mno erbobeno tpor Sic
'S@At6feier am 5onntag. Ser Car
oi11al <Mblegat celebrirte in ser @rotte
elm iolennes Hontificolomt, BEL SEM
Elm Gbor bon 200 56nqeru mittpirf>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Shule uuo Wutter=
ipra6e.
Die Sdu1le uuo oas oeutid)e 3trdem=
lie0.

Ser Anfa1g oes &ird}enlieoeS uuo
oes religioien BoltSgeiangeS in
Deutldlalto p%erliert 1ib i'm Datntel
Der 3eiten. ueber Sen oelltlden &c
lang baben mir MIR perein5elte Weit=
%tbeilungen. Mus bem 9. SaGrbunoert
lit uns elm oeutibes 2oblieo ouf oen
FL. Netrus erbalten. Der We0n6 St=
frieo BON 8eiBe11burg 6ihtete leine
gpa,1yelienbormonie in ihonen Sic.
oert, INN bas 8olf 6aourd bon nn-
5iemliden @elangen ab5n5iebem. Gin
Meibnadtslieo aus Dem IL. Sabr-
bunoert lit fiir3lid)> audi Ger Melo6te
nadt befnnnt getpor0en. Son 6en
9ieoern oes 12. Sabrbun6ertS itn6
Sic Singmeilen perloren gegongen.
I'm 6ieie 3eit %gelangte Dos &ird)en=
lieo 5u 10 bober @nttpidelung, ooB
ser Eropit @erbo6 BON &ei6erSberg
Il 1859 ibreiben fonnte:: ~Das
9on5e @olf iubelt 6as Sob oeS Set
lanoes audi in 2ieoern Ser Bolfs-
@prode, ont meilten lit Dies unter oen
1euti6en ser Sal, 6eren Spra&e gu
t%poblt0nenoen 9ie6ern Defenders &C.
eignet it," BUR 3eit oieies S@rift>
ltelfers bat III al 10 ie6enfals IN
Ieuti6lono ooer %tpentgitens IN Glib
6e11t7dlan6 Iebr piel in ser 2an6eS=
iprode gel ungen.
Gos IA. Sabrbunoert bradte, 10
ueit mir bel uni erer l%i6enbaften
&em1tniB iener 3eiten urtbetlen oir'
fen, einen Mufi9mung 6es @olfSlie-
6es. Sos 8olf iang biel, ni@t BLOB
Der gen1eine Monn, ionoern Nlle,
SEER uno &neht, @6elfrau uno 8aue-
rim. @iner belon6eren 8eliebtbett er-
freute it6 oaS geiltige Bolfslieo auf
ser @ollfabrt.
Sos Is. Sabrbun6ert lit Die glu-
tbe5eit oes @ir6enlie6es. Was in ser
borbergeben6en Belt begonnen, paro
fortge1ebt un6 notureemaB enttptdelt.
2ie6er ent1teben in GROCER 3abl m1f
Die boben Beite, Defenders auf &eib>
mbten, 0itern, 6os fl. Sacrament,
6aneben &eiIigenlie6er, WaQfabrts-
lic6er, Defenders Marienlieoer,
0QS 6eutIhe 0olf befaB al1o Dor
Musbrn9 Ser Reformation" eine1
Sdob bon geiitli9en be8n. &irdem<
lie6ern, mie fein m6eres @olf Ser
@elt anf3utpeiien bat. Die MugSbnr<
ger Spno6en, 1867 un6 1910, iogen:
Die often futb. 9ieoer in Der @olfs-
1pro9e, Defenders 6ieienieen, mel9e
uniere @orfabren an grobem Soften
aei1tngen baben, eeltatten mir 6em
@olte nn6 biQigen e. BOB tie in ben
@ird)en un6 BEL 8ro3elitonen geinn-
gen tper6en." 2utber fanb olfo Dos
@irdenlieo Dor un6 1T ni6t, mie irr-
tbiimli6 bebouptet miro, Ser @dopfer
o6er @ater 6es &irhenlieoes. Mlles
,pas 2utber tbot, mar = er erbob ben
auBerlih1rgiiden 6e1tiden &irdenge'
fong allmdblig gum liturgiiden @e-
fang ser lutbert1ben @emein6en nn6
benl1bte 6as 6eutide &ir6enlie6 3ltr
@erbreitung ieiner 2ebre.
@enn aud 6ie Reformation" ben
@trom 6es tatb. &irdenlte6es fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
Die 5tnan5is Sabre 8robe.

rWor 5tpon3ig Sobren gebroudte
id ebamberlon's Collie, @bolera=
nn6 Observation-Disclosures, ldreibt
Geo. IS. 8rod, &era11sgeber oes
~@nterpriie," Mber6eem, M6. vSssh
fa'1o aus, oaB es cine roi9e u16 lihe<
re &eilnng fit Dur@fon tpar. @cit=
bent fam Nieman6 mir irgen6 gt1pas
perfoufen, 6as ct rals gerooe 10 gut"
anpreiit. @abren6 al 6ieiem SsSobren
babe t6 es gebraudt uno empfobl es
banfig, nn6 es fat ME SSema1t6en ent.
tdltfdt. 3u fa1fen BEL Martin Mo-
litor. - Mneeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

fr0bliden Meibnadtslie6er, Sic ern-
item 8mBlieoer, sic iltbeln6en 8 iter-
lieoer, Sic tief fen Recommendations
uno innigen Murienlicoer! Bie
ma,pb elmer miro bl1rd bos iu1rcre
@lodergelaute eines iold)en in ser
Sugeno3eit geiungenem 2ieoes, rad
eitem perirrten 2ebensgang, mie6er
altf Sen redten Efao geleitet! ga oas
&ird)enlieb lit Mr5nei fir sic geele>
Starfuug in Ser Motb un6 @eiabr,
6reuoe u16 2ablul fir oas 9eben.
@s lit tpie oas liebe 8rot> 6os tptr
taglid eiien, ob,ee lteberorltB SIT em-
pfinoen, mie oas Gaterl1ni er, 1hli6t
un6 flar, ooB es ein je6er peritebt,
nno 6o6 10 tief, 6aB es feiner ergriin-
set, neil es sic 5umme ser @ottes-
lpeisbeit in iib birgt.
Sollte 6as nidt ie6en 2ebrer att
regen, nit ieiren 5hiilern eifrig oas
&irdenlieo 5u pflegen! 0urd Sen
Sc iang mer6en oie &in0er inn Sc
miitbsleben gebobeu uno pereoelt l1n6
Sic gmpfdnglidJteit fir Dos @1tte l1n6
NS60ne in ibneu gepedt. @ie erbe=
BEND lit nidt elm 1d0ner Sc lang ser
9ballfin6er tpabren6 Ser Sdiiler=
me|e! ga man tanu fait auf Sic Nrta=
litat eiter Shule altS 6em @elar1ge
Ser &inoer lhlieBen. @iir6en al ur1=
lere oeutihen Yfarrihuleu Sos lpelt=
lide u1ro geiitige @olfslieo >pie0er
libcn u11o pflegen, mie man es ioute,
in fltr5er. 3eit miir0e man einen iiber-
aus %lob1enben grfolg mobrnebnrer
lotpobl in iittliber ais religi0f er @in-
iidt.
1is }flege oe5 @eianges bilft audi
iiber0ie5 Die Mutteriprahe pflegen.
9iebt Sbule ull0 Stride oas 6eutl he
@olfSlie6, Damn 6ringt eS ol1d} mie6er
mebr ms oeutlde @eint, un6 nit DEM
9ieoe 5iebt baum a1h mebr oeutlbe
8en1iitblibfeit un6 6eutides Wei len
Gin. &eligion uno GolfSdaracter ge=
minnen 6ur6 Sic Hflege 6eS Sc an<
9eS nngemein biel.
8enn n11t ser 9ebrer ptrflt6
ielbit nod 6eutib 6enft un6 fublt un6
fem u@ol1l6~be=Datpfee it, 6anm
miro er NIT 6relt6en SEN oel1tihen
@eiang ridtig pflegen> = nidt me-
daniid ltno ge6antenlos 6erielben
iiben unto 10 in 6ie Ser5en Der &ir~
ser 2iebe 5um 6euti9en 2ieo, CUR
6eutiden 5prade, gu 6ertid,em @e-
ien einpflan5en. = Die 6euti6e
Yfarri6ule miro Damn feline Ser
interchangeable" ietn> IN Ser
nod ,.6aitih" maltrdtirt miro.
Singe, mem @eiang gegeben 1T Dem
6e11tfd)en 9idtermal6,
|Gas lit 6reu6e, 6as lit 2eben, tpenn's
bon alien 3metgen i9oQt.
Niht OF tpenig itol3en @amen in ser
9te6er=&unit gebamt,
Musge1trenet lit ser Samen iiber al
Les be1tlbe 2on6.
1etnes bollen @er5ens Srtebe> glib lie
fed inn &large fret!
5duieln6 marble 9eine 9iebe> 6on<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
8ii@of @ba,w po,t sau
Mmtonto 8e9en @e=
beimbnnoe.

Nebuli6 tuie es neuli9 Der bohm'-
ite @r5bilbof S. S. @lemeon bon ct.
2ol1is in einem Snterpietp getbah bat
mum ol1d Ser bodm'it. 8iidof bon
5an Mntonio, Migr. S. %. 5bap,
Sen MnidlltB bon &atboliten an
gebeime Sc eQihoften, oud iolde
Ole nld)t romineu BON Der Sir
DIE perboten din6 uuf's i6arfite
perurtbeilt. Auf ser beurigen, gu
Ireoridsburg abgebaltenen 5aga1ng
Ser Ieras'er Staatsperbanoes ri6tete
CT in ser misunderstanding
eine Mniprade an sic 2elegaten, in
Der er auf oieieS 5bema 5n iprehen
fam. @r begliidpiinl6te Sen Stoats=
perbano gu leiner biSberigen glitbe,
lprab ibm ieine Nnerfennung aus
uno -perlieb leiner &offnung fir etne
iebr legensreide g%erlammlung @l1s,
orl1d. gr erfl6rte II. a., er babe feline
treueren &iroer ols Die 6eutl6en &u=
tbolifen ieir1er Di05eie un6 5u feiner
&onpention gebe er NIT gr0Berer
6reuoe bin, ols 81 Ser Tagung 6es
6el1tihen tatboliihen Stoatsperban=
oeS. Ginesa ber miiIle er 6en.0e=
legaten an's @er5 legen, nn6 6aS lei
sic Notbmenoigfeit elmer idarfen
Sdeioung 5>piiden fatboliiden @erei-
net 11no @ebeimbiin6en> Die cine &C.
fabr fir SEN @lauben bil6en. @r
fiibrte 6abei ungefdbr folgen6es aus:
rgines muB i6 Sbnen ans &er5
legen, @ines Dor auem. ST meiB
ni@t 11n6 i@ CLAUDE ni6t, oaB SIR
M6nner in @uren &eiben babt, bic
iolden nibtfatboltihen @eieli4afY1
angeb0ren, tpie Tie 6te &irde ni6t
>nuniht, obtpobl iie iene audi ni@t mo-
minen perbietet. @olte es aber Ser
Sau fem, Damn miiBtt SIR bafur Sor=
&c trogen, bob 6teiem 3ultnmoe Elm
@1t6e bereitet tper6e. SIR miBt no<
tbigenfal1s 6arauf beiteben> 6aB fol@e
Mitglie6er aus ienen an6eren @'eiea=
ld5aften o6er aus gl1ren &ereine11 un6
aus Current 0erbnt6e ~a1tstreten. Dte
@iirde forbert bierin flare @@eioung,
l1n6 trob6em iie man6e @eie0fdaften
niht namentltb b%er1trtbeilt, miBbil=-
ligt lie ernitli@ 6ie 3ugeb0rigfeit bon
&otbolifen gu folden 8ereinen unb
@eieuihaften. Desbalb miiBt SIR
au6 BEL ser Mufnnbme re11er Mitglie<
ser in Cure @eretne 6te gr0Bte 8or-
lidt a%ntpen6en, un6 feiren &un6iba-
ten aufnebmen, ser elmer o6er mebre=
rem iolden @eleu1daften angeb0rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06
@ommer.Smitem iimb gefGbrlid.

Sommerbuiten .iin6 gefdbrli@. sic
5eiger nie6rige 9ebensfroft an ur6
fiibren bdufig 511 f6limmer @eblfopf=
ln6 91ngen &ra1tfbeiten, 5dpino>
i11dt eingeldloifen. Or. Sings Mele
@nt6edltng bertreibt 6en &nlten ODER
Die @rfaltung prangt un6 beagt &om<
plifatiotren Dor. Sic lit beileno un6
amtiieptii@ un6 madt @11b fofort bei-
fer fiiblen. 3oeern lit gefdbrli@ -
tfa1ft cine Slaide Or. Sings Scene
.@ntoedung iofort. @el6 5uriid, tpenn
feine 3ufrie6enbett. 500 un6 $1.00
Slafde BEL Current Mpotbeter. - Mn=
3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-06

ner16 uns Dein Corn porbei!
singit Oh mi@t Dein gan8es 2eben,
fling oo6 in Dem Sltgenoorang,
yanr I'M Miitbenmonb erbeben Ma9-
tigallen ibren Sang.
8. ltblat6.
Beregrinus.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-14

a trip through the Cairo Drainage
District will develop that scarcel5
anythiag remains as a reminder o.
the Two inundations of the springs
of 1912 and 1918,
With the beginning of the cor
struction of tho massive levec sys-
tenn last summer confidence was im-
mediately restored and the various
manufacturing industries resumed
active operations by restoring theiy
plaats 10 rondii{olss existing prioi
to the floods finally re-employing OF
larger scale than before force oi
employees. Yesterday every manu'
factory was in full operation. Thl'
was evidenced at o'clock when tnt
hauda were quitting work tho three
regular interurban and two city carg
being wholly inadequate to hold al
those wishing to return home. Super
intendent Crossley, present at the
time, Immediately ordered that more
ears and trailers heneeforth ba
placed n operation during the eatly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-14
POSTAL COMPANY
CONCRET|NC BASE
OF LEVtE POLES
Fulfllment of Compact Made With
City Officials, Now
Going On.

In compliance with the agreement
made with the city officials prior To
the erection of the sea wall, the
Postal Telegraph company which has
a number of its poles on the .levea
inside the wall, have force of man
at work placing concrete bases
around the poles.
In some instances new poles arc
being substituted for those rotten at
the butts.
In other cases the poles are raised
and a part of the butt sawed OFT.
The concree is being placed abOu'
the poles forming a substantial base
This will give the poles the de
sired solidity and prevent the rottins
of the bases and thereby permitting
sipeage of water from below.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-14
CITY OF CARO-
WILL FERRY At
CAR0NDELEI, MO.
CAPTAIN Arntzen Takes His Boat to
Carondelet Under Fifteen
Year Contract.

The Steamer "City of Cairo will
leave Cairo and enter the ferry bus
mess between Carondelet and East
Carondelet, beginning this service
April /. Capt. Jack Arntzen. the
owner CT the boat has just returned
from Carondelet where he says IL
entered into contract with the mcr'
chants of that place to run MS beat
between the two points for 4 perlo
of fiftecn years. The ferry ID.
Frederick Hill," which has been in
service there for many years mas
been condemned by the steamboat
inspectors.
The 'City of Cairo" was built a
Jeffersonyille for the Cairo and
Greenfield ferry trade and after run.
ming for short time in this trade
she was placed by Capt. Arntzen ii
the Cairo, Birds Point and Wickliffe
run on account of the burning q
the ferry Three States. Lately she
has been engaged in the corn carry.
ing trade at points in the vicinity o.
Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-14
Flowers That Give liQht.

Under certain conditions nastur.
tiums, sunflowers, dahlias, tuberoses
and yellow lilies may be seen to glow
with soft radiance, varying In color
and intensity Only those flowers that
have an abundance of yellow or or
ange shades exhibit this phosphor-
escence. The best time to see the
light is after dark, when the atmos'
phere Is clear and dry. The light is
sometimes steady, but often intermit-
tent and flashing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-14
MEXICAN BANDITS
HOLD UP A TRAIN
CLOSE TO PEORIA
Engineer and One Bandit Killed, Two
Deputy Sheriffs and One Won.
an Wounded.
SHERIEF'S POSSE FIGHTS
GANG TO FINISH IN FIELD
Twelve Mexicans Landed in Jal
Charged With Participating
iii Robbery.

Peoria. H., March l3.-Artiiur
Fisher ii Chicago & Northwestern
railroad engineer and an unidenti-
fled bandit are dead, two dcnuty sher-
ifs ami woman are wounded anI
twelve Mexican bandits are in Jail II
Princeton, as the result of an at
tempted holdup OF Chicago &
Northwestern freight train at Man
lius, III. 1 5 miles north OF here to-
day.
The freight train had just pulled
into the station Manlus and the
conductor and brakeman went for
ward 10 examine car. They no.
ticod 4 broken box OF merchandise
on the ground and discovered fou:
men in the car.
they were ordered out by the
tralnmcn. One or the bandits FIRE
at the conductor while the other
three went forward into the engine
cab and commanded Fisher to pro-
ceed with his train. He was ordered
to obey bat explained that if he did
there was liable to be a collision. l'e
was shot dead.
The three men jumped from the
engine end roioinesl the other man
and then the qlartette fed south.
Sheriff Beycrs OF Princeton ami
two deputies were notified and start
ed in pursuit. They located the four
men in a bunk car near the depot
near Langley.
AS they approached, the band OPEN
ed fire, wounding the deputy sherifs
They then fed from the bunk car
and took refuge in field.
A posse of farm hands headed b.
Sheriff Beyers surrounded them aEl
several shots were exchanged. one
VI luc ballOIbo dlICl DClHS oliDl
through the abdomen surrendered.
He was taken to hospital where
he died soon after
Mrs. Wright, wife of the station
agent at Langley, was struck by Il
stray bullet but she was not serious
ly wounded.
The remaining bandits soush>
refuge IN the woods.
Two surrendered to the sheriff
after an exchange of shots.
The other bandit escaped but was
arrested at Chillicothe tonight.
1t is said the attempted holdup
was the result OF drunken row in
which gang of Mexicans part!ci-
pated.
Twelve Mexicans employed on rail-
road work are in Jail at Princeton,
charged with being connected with
tho robbery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-14
|ReaI Estate Transfers


Scott Rinehart, ct al to Henry
Brown, warranty deed, Dec. 5, 1913,
lots / and Is, block 5, Brawn's IS
subdivision to Thebes. Consideration
500.
Henry Brown ct ux to Alvin E.
Brawn, warranty deed, Mar. II
1914, lots IA and IS, block 5,
Brawn's subdivision to Thebes. Cen.
liberation $4O0.
Harvey S. McColgan ct ux to w.
). Cavendcr, quit claim deed, Dec. 2,
1918, fri northwest of southwest,
section %, township II range ,.
eonside:ation$1.
Master-in-Chancery to Elizabeth
Grace, Masters deed, March IL, 1914
lot 10, block 1S, fifth addition to
City OF Cairo.
John w. Tippitt to Saleem Boal.
hey, warranty deed, March II, 1914
lot /, block 81, City of Cairo. Con-
sideration Sl,i00.
Master in Chaneefy to Elizabeth
Grace Hunt, Masters deed, lot ii
block 90, first addition to City OF
Cairo.
Joel E.Neff and wife to George T.
Reed, warranty deed, March 9, 1911
lot 13, block 4, llookers subdivision
City Of Cairo. Consideration s2.i1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-14
All Witnesses for Both Sides Have
Been Heard in Celebrated
Case.
SUMMING UP EVIDENCE
LAWYERS MOVE TODAY
Jury VIII Probably Get the Case
Early in Evening With
Quick Verdict.

Mayfeld Ky, March 13.-The last
witness in the Turk-Copeland trial
was heard and court adjourned at
4:40 this afternoon until 8 o'clock
Saturday morning when the argu-
ments in the case will be opened 3y
the attorneys for both sides.
1t is confidently expected that all
the arguments will be concluded by
four o'clock and the case given to
the jury.
The prosecution closed its eviden2c
in the case at 10 o'clock this morn
ing and Miss Copeland was offered
as the first witness for the defense.
Her story differed in no detail from
that given at the first trial.
Her testimony was not shaken iii
the least by the gruellng cross ca
animation of Commonwealth Attor-
ney Smith.
At II o'clock she had finished AMI
Lucien Turk Jointly on trlal with
Miss Copeland, was the next witness.
His testimony was the same as
given at the first trial.
Witness after witness was intro
duced by the defense following the
resumption Of court in the afternoon,
adjournment having been taken at
noon when Mrs Atchinson4 sister OF
the fair defendant had finished.
The defense probably will open
with Attorney John Kane, of Bard
well, and close with Pete Seay, of
Mayfield. County Attorney Ben
Adams, of Carlisle county, is expect
ed to open for the prosecution, while
Commonwealth Attorney Robert =
Smith will make the closing plea for
conviction.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-14
In County Court.

The will of Mrs. Georgiana Zo-
relda Smith was filed yesterday in
the county court. Her estate is cs-
timat1i to be worth about $4,000.
Miss Lulima Smith, daughter of de-
ceased is made eXecutriX without
bond. Her son Joseph is left $50
cash. Nothing is left to her hus.
band Joseph Smith of Cincinnati
Miss Smith is left practically all the
estate. The will was dated April 4,
1900 and was witnessed by T. J,
Kerth, Louis Rossman and David 5
Lansden The will Of Daniel n, Sui
livan was admitted to probate yes
terday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-14
CAIRO DRAINAGE DISTRICT
IN PROSPEROUS CONDITION

morning and evening hours when the
mcn were going to and returning
from work,
Additional evidence that The
Drainage District has not only re
covered, but has exceeded the live
conditions existing before the inun-
dations is to be seen on every haIrt
the houses all being restored u
their former places on foundations
with only Q few remaining as they
/, were left by the receding waters.
In the agricultural territory
farmers were very busy cultivating
the ground in preparation for plant.
ing crops.
Taken as a whole the Draiffac &c
District breathes an air OF prosperity
and the hum Of industry never etlae
been aqualled in the past and which
bespeaks a great future-the big inc
pregnaDle lcyee system being the
guarantee which will insure safely
to property and the location Of addi-
tional manufacturing plants.