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The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19

Ayezzano was important as
manufacturing and trade center,
The sugar works cost 81 50.OO0.
Some of the machinery may still be
i value. other mlli= less import
ant. represented q Urogegty value e
some $5.0a0, COO.
Prince Torlonia, one Of the great
est landed proprietors in Italy, is
&c heaviest loser ts7ncielly. but
he declined TO consider that at this
timc. When seen b. the correspond
ent he mad heen M ~ nicht work
ing in the wreckaee The great
Roman Prince Ioo.,ct rather like a
cal HEAVIER. as ho had actually been
laboring physically in The work Of
rescae.
Incidents Of the remarkable res
eHos made are gradually becoming
knowa. One IS told OF Lieutenant
Of engineers. Cerri Eville by name,
who came here AMI located the resi-
denca of his mother. lie worked
fcr some ttma alone. Pulling away
stone, hut presently he was assisted
ay soldiers. After several hours Of
the hardest kline of labor. he found
his mother alive and hardly injured.
she had been protected by an IN
broken piece Of wall falling over a
corner az The room in which she
was sleeping.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
AGas lsha0en ~,

The words Jamaica Mirror oontata
~ letters. The nalae OF the publisher
Frank U, Hopkins, contains ls let
tsrs. The words Casey and Dugan"
contain IL letters. The heading OF
This item. -Here'a Good Luck" CON
kaans Is letters. This number OF the
Mirror IL issued on the istA of th~
month In the 18th year OF the cen
bury. the last chance to make Tuch q
pomhfnaticn for . hundred yeaxs.
When we get few more suhsmtp<tnna
lws shall have u owsan6--Jmaaaee
exsszr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
Worda Without Rhymea

There are many words In Englisi
That have no rhyme AS given II
The Ryhmers' Lexicon" by Andrel
Lang, they are az follows: Aitch, alb
amongst. avenge, bilge, bourn
breadth, BRUSH, bulb, Golf, conch, culm
cusp, depth. doth. eighth, fifth. film
forge, forth, fugue, gulf, hemp, lounge
mauve, month, morgue, mourned
ninth, oblige, of. pearl. pint, porch.
PORK, poulp. prestige, puss, recumh
sauce, scare. scarf, sixth, spoilt, Rwoln
eylph, tenth, torsk. twelfth, I'm.
plagued, volt, warmth. wasp. wharves.
width, With, wolf. wolves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
Tha Esst Crrnn Med;cine

Mothers who have had eEneri-
enoe with it win agree with Mrs
0ran A. Swaidner, Roanoke. Ind. a
to the best Group medicine. Sha
writes. "Cbomberlain's Cough Rem
edy is the best Group NEE ire
know Of because it break , the
attack. For sale b. all deaiers. -
ANYt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
CAIRO YOUNG NAN AND
TETREs YOUNG LADY ARE
MARRIED AT MOUND CITY

Harry Aaner If this city and Miss
Festa Davidson OF Thebes ILL.,, were
married. yesterday afternoon at .
clock at Mound City Methodist
arsonaae ey Rev NJ H. Raker the
}astor. The c,tnIe were attended
" two friends. The groom is a ron
If Mr.. ana Mrs. ". 0. Abney Of
622 Thirty second street. They
will reside In this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
Frsuehwemar's Cold cur&

Having been without q cold for III
years, French lady, who holds thfa
fortunate record, attributes II 10 the
following process. Zach morning aft
or taking q warm bath, she immediate
ly sponges her throat, her face, and
the back Of her neck and ears with
the very coolest water she can get for
about two minutes. In cold weather
enc may feel inclined to shirk, she
ears. but the result of steady applica
ton she has found plentiful ~
ward
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19

By darning diagonally across the
weave, instead of with It. the stitches
are not nearly SO likely TO pull away
from the edges of the darned spot.
This is an especially good method
to be used where stitches have been
dropped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19

We have just received two cars
Of the celebrated Sunshine Naval
aranees direct from Redlands best
groves. ASK your grocer Cor Sun
shine and you will be eating real
oranges Remember the name sun
shine the place Cotter Bros. Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
Puttlna n Us 70 Him.

The guv'nor (thrcateninglyl loo
here Parkin. I've got tired OF seeir
,heae figures dropping month afte
month. end ehall have to serioual
onsider taking the only steps left
ne TO bring about an alteration 81
danger" Yes, SIR, and from xbs
'ould your resignation take eIecs
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
TO BUY WAR MULTS,

Will be at z. A, Burkn's liver
table Wednesday, Jan 20, 10 br
Mules to Is years old, sound ane
n good condition Il yol haw
miles to sell bring them in and se
he cash G. Fl LANE. l-t9 2
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19

s or 6 doses 666 will break
any case of Chills & Fever. Colds
& LaGrippe; it acts on the liver
better than Calomel and does not
grippe or sicken. Price sc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19

The Mccarthy Coal Comrany Will
sell their best lump and nut coal
ut S2.5o per ton. 1-22
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
River Forecast.

During the next two days; Tie
Mississippi will rise; a general fall
will set In or continue elsewhere.
f. T. LINDLEY,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
A GROUP SCARE
Eoley's Honey and Tar Compound
Quickly Masters II.

GROUP sCARES YOU. That loud, hoarse
cfoupy cough, that chokiny and gasping for
breath, that iabored breathing. have only too
sssten observation-disclosures Lpckythe parents
EThn have FoLEy's HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
IN the house, for you can be sure that the worry
Gsst doses will master tho Group.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
NEWSOF THE RlYERS'

Stage of river 295 feet rise OF
S during The preceding - hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19
<ss-Il get bottle Of Eolry's Honey and Tar sai
step beng scared Of sreup'


TOURS lfnEHT ARD TAR CoaporvD cuts
Che thick r.iucus and ciears away the phlegrn
It OPENS rr md cases the air passage, stop
shs srsnFliag cough, and gives quiet easy
sfcathin1, end peace NJ sleep.
No wonder man il Texas walked Is miles
TO drng store to get FoLEr's HONEY AND
TAR ccHsorSD-
p.H. CHM. Middleton. Ga, sage: ~ slways
give nv children FoLEY Horny And TAR for
Group and In every instance they get quick
relief ana nrs coon sleeping soradly."
EvefY good druggist is glad to sell FoLrT's
TfoNEY AND TsE COMPOUND for all coughs,
rclds. cros:r. wfoopins snrFh, bronchial ana
il srirpe crrehs, end other throst aud lung
trnnhie tsafi.feseverynser II helms infants.
oAsldeen end srrHn pct sens. and II nercr Con
satns cpie.es. In Csc. ssr. Il leo sssas,
&ha EVERY uSEs 10 ! sszE1.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19

Are you going visiting Tell
about 1t 30 we can tell your friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19

london has ever ninety thousana
deaf residents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-19

Iocal Dsta.
1914 1913
Highest temperature ....97 80
Lowest temperature ..%S 2e
z p. m. temperature .....46 p
% hour precipitation ....... .05
Character of day ......,. Cloudy
Snowfall was 81 inches
Sunrise and Sunset.
Sun sets o:uS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

iii plotlIh 2c6en gefommeu. Gle
game @clt bolt mioer bonn @afIen.
acfIirr ipnrum ioQte on Der Delt.
inOiidc 9lrdipsl cine 9Iusnobme ma.
den2 IoS 3rie9Siieber Bat oud Die
iarbigcn &atrioten BORT unten ergrii.
ien Scoer glcncr bat Gin SdieB-
geIpebr, 0nS er nidlt aus sen &dnoen
liBt uno Oes glohts inter Icin &opi.
fiiien legt. sIuf oen fleiriten Snicl-
DEN Don 0ereu 9or6onoeniein 6isber
faim jelnano etlpas geipuBt BAT,
mirft man mdftige GeriAon3ungen
oif. sHorfiiBige StroBenliingerer,
peiieru nod iuertbloie Gnge0iebe,
liuo belitc groBnddtige @enerole; es
ioll bier lin0 ga ioqur aun einfafe
Soloofa 0ebcn. sSeOes gieit Bat
ieine Woroe, ie0e sSltlel niBtrout ic.
Scr anoern Sniel, roiti9e SteinidloB-
iliitten bc6errihen 0as 2onO, umo
Don Der ueitcn mciten See foninien
@eridte bon Icltinmen &ricgsidifien,
cte elnorocr 5lpllhen oen SSnleln bsr-
unliagcA INNER iumen mo ME iin-
ocn @eraocau cine Sebensipiiroigs
teit Die in ieoem eiiropdiihen Ga-
roptifum pole &Guier er5ielen
ruiir0e, lit Oie cingeborene @or0e BON
ct. Sucin. oSe0er glcger tr6ot nit
Stol8 einen SMieBpriieeI, ser nur
Inn ieI6it gefabrIidl per0en fam,
uno freIt iih mie Elm ainO oorii6er,
Dab er auf eiiem 1Sabrrao imberiau.
len 1mD biiter einer GIeGnuiiffa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

ihInsenen 0eiltihen Eruppen fom.
men ioaen
@eidlapcn g1otiirliA, man
pciB oodj oob sic 8uiien in Berlin
iinO, lm0 OoB Die aon5e oeuticbe ge.
iabun9 @claicnS inlr ans 5uriId-
ilutben0en. 0n9itlihen Geriprcngten
beitebt Sot 9iirgermeiIter 0lar
ielbit oeroffentIid)t.
lIno 0ic SrmBoien iino Idrsit in
Stuttgart, iubelno begriibt pom Der
@cpolicruua. itroiegiidc
@riiuor. Dob tic geIgien nod ui6t
rrloiicn. Sic Soaen blei6eu leer, illr
Die Modcn l0ieu lid ab, uno nit
ihUcren Eritten itonlpit Ser &ono.
itlrm oui Dem 9lspbalt einber. iibcr
ocn nod Dor niht aa5u ierner 3cit
0ie 5ierlitben 6iiBhcn Der fofettiereil-
Oen 9riiiielerinneu 0littcu.
Scst iAouen iic peritedt ans ben
5euiiern rrnoern iib iiber oie ROTH.
bartiden Gieicn, oie on unten geniei-
len i6rcn @cg seben, inO iino 8or-
nil ii0cr ons an5u geringe Sntereiic,
oos Die groberer i6ren 8uppengeitol-
ten cutgegenbringen.
Inter 0cn ncuaierigri SafferM
Serhihcn ciu poor belgiihc SGut-
leute Haiun 5u idafien. Gs iino groBc
6cablonoe guriden orouBen aus
ben fl1niihen D0rfern Sic NIT cini.
gcr 9fiidiAtsloiiafeit SrOaun1 bal.
ten. 9Iber sic Nlcn9e lit pioeriebIidb,
mid iebeli iUos fonnii ipos IN 0en
ndditcn Stunoeu fonunen ntuB, mas
iic felt 5lUe Dtorotcn erpartetcn.
@eitcrn. cilen glugenblid, bobeu tie
Die Noifln,ng uerlorcn, ais ole iuei-
Bcn 3cttel oer oeittihcn Gerualhm0
fomen glntpcrpen lei geiallen. glber
conn irOitele bereits Gin finoiger
@opi. Die 0lnnen 9cutiAen ieicn
nur sen Ginaldn0ern in Oic 6aae &C
lnuieR ln0 Der gi0dite muBte BE
rcits, Dab idnntld1c Ieutide liz
9lntperpen onf Oea 9oionetteu ser
&ritcn itcateu. Selltc, adt Gage nocb
Der Ginnobne BON glntlverpet iin0
Die @riiiieler felt oopon iiber3Gi1t,
oGB man bcreitS oae oeuti1en 6rouen
altiecioroert babe Sriiiiel 5ll Der
Iniien pegen ocr nabenoen adn
pie
gs lit cine ainoeritube, oieics
9riiiiel Mle9r mod cin oroBes 9Sen.
iionat.
ShoH megen Der unausrott0areE
Gitclteit init Der ieoer ieiue 8erion
iii ben &oroergrno orunat. IeiOcn.
id,aitlih im0 ielbitgei6nlg. glotiirlih
MIR. iolange mir 9tli3e 6obol ga
luiro gciponnen lmo Deridmoren un0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

pelc moridieren fam. llno Die
Souptiode lit: ole 9legierun9 bc3ablt
olles. Sic SSabrra0er fiir Die @or0e
iin0 bon sen &ehDroen reautriert
mcroen. lInO mas fir 6abtrGOerl
9lltcrt6iimlitc @ohraOer, gum Ebeil
obne 9ieiien sic meiIieu politdn0ig
nerroiiet unO iilrMterlid QliietihenD.
ailometertpeit fam man bic 9iaofah.
rera6tbeiluuq beronqitietidG boran.
Sn Barbados bot iic9 ie0er 9le5er Ser
u9rmee" onaeidloiien Bum Sfug
Der Sniel lit cine vSiies@uaro" &C..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

nit touieno 9onfen unO titnftieen
Seloeut6oten eeprrnft, bis ser giaiie
Oie gIugen iibergebeu uno iic auf
irgenO cine Ounntbeit 0eriGat.
Die Dloile notiirlih Die flGmi.
ide 9)}oiie ~, oic iiir ole Serrcn
Gran5osler oudl oieien Strieg bis
sum 6ittercn Gnoe austoiten mltBte.
I'M 9rioerfonpf nit Den Oeutidlcn
Srippen 81.
8cit6nbn6of
Ger @riiiicIer 0le6eI fam fait 70
sid icin pie Der Saniburger, un0 bic
@ortenOen icben iib neraeblidl Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

griinOet iporoeu. Geun Ole 6lnfeln
Seloeu beben boz 9lngit Dlan 6ot
i5nen er5Gblt, Scr &oiier moQe Icinc
5lotta 6eriiberihideu rno sic &niel
toperu. glber er iol MIR fouimenl
Cic @oirioten peroen ii@ nifts ge-
iaaen Iaiien. Sic boben @eriMun
5ungel olifaeporfen Gle gon3 On
rcpa niht einnc6mcn f0nntc. 60 DIT
ein Shifi in SiHt fonnut, 6caiuucn
lie lpic wobniinnig 5u idbieBen. 9(uf
Gin paor Fhuo &ulocr fommt eS
ibns eobei niMt on llr0 menn bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

II.
geinl Ginaua in glntperpen mars
0oS onoerc N}oI, bel eiienl 9iegiment,
oos in 9ftbe 6ineilltnm.
g9eiB Der Siumcl. MO ser Sdul
mriiter Die @ei9e ber bate. Nlui'f
cabs niht. ober icierlid muB cs
ihou perOcn. 2duft oa Der lllteroiii
jier mitten inn qua, obne @cpe6r mo
Sorniitcr, bat bic Seige uutcrm &ian
un0 ficoelt iein luitig Stiidleill oui
mn ob, boh uno ticf, mics ism &c
rooe in ben Siuu tonlHt. llnO 0cr
Stab, Der nittcu in ben Sduttboiiien
ser %orito0ic Den &or6eimarih ob.
uinmlt, ladt i6m 10 hcr5inria 5u
@orcn idon Motroirii uorbeigetom.
men nit iAren idputrnliitbigca &oT
monifen. ylbcr cine 70 llitigc @eige
5at gerooc nod gefcblt. Ger Sdul-
meiiter reiBt guar cridlroGen ob, oob
eS citizen crbGrmIiAcn Strih gibt
uGer Der Gberlt ipinft un0 ruit, iin0
ploblid iest Scr 6ieoler .mieoer al.
Cine lultnOerlihe sWclo0ie fommt, oic
nn0crn fouen eiiL mebr unO nehr
iingen Oa5u, un0 maNtig brauit Der
9fui wie 0onherbaa iiber's gan3c
&e5imcnt fort ilno IN ieitem Shritt
uno Eritt lnai'S ieinc cigene Wllnif
gum @inmaric6.
Sie boben's nidjt scic6en, ipie 0il
,.0mnbeers~ sic @6pfe ouS i6rcn
AeQern itedtca luiO pcrlpun0crt btl-
ter Sen SiNsca0en berblin5elten.
9lber berollSlelodt baben iie Tie ood,
mo al bic armen 6hidtIHl9e, 0cnen
man er56blt bate, 0aB Die Geuti6cn
ibre @eian1enen bricten uno ipieB
ten, baben elm gon5 flein penig 81.
trauen 5im Seben lUieOcrgeponnen.
III.
llcberbaupt, pem man lie ndher
feunen lerltt, oicie 0ciitiden. iibcr
0ie man 10 idonoerboit niel ecleicn
bat @err6t6cr bobcn iie 0ie ildni.
idcn 9ouern gcnaunt oie pl0blid
mcrften, ooB iic eigentIib MIR Sol
ncr %lott ipraMen Doml boben bic
anoera cs ielbit ueriuht. uno boben
geglaubt, Die Geitiden 6dtten ale
3lGmiid gelernt, I'M iie olls5u6or.
den. So6en'S and uidt onnebmm
ipoacn DAB sic Soubiirger uno
Oloenburger nnO Bommern ipirflib
10 iueit 6er raren, imo ole oieielbe
Sprohc battcu pie iie ielbit Mnrun
6ot Die 9fc9ierltng oenn SricS aemadt
nit 0cnen on2
llno ser iloniiiae Bauer iiet Dor
ieinem @pi reHts eiil @rencr. linfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

ron Gualono beihloiien porin ocn
triiiideu Ssofien Der Sicg, Dem nge-
nciniamen 6eiuoe guropaS uno 0eS
6rieoens mo scr iortihraitenoen @e-
iiiflug" ober cinp 3eridmettern0e
9iIeocrla9e gciuiinc6t miro. giut
Nie idwnr5en Nerrsn mcrOcn ia aus
cigencr Grfabriuag uiiien pie bic
b5ditcn Scitcrn Ger &uItur ertIom.
men merocn SSrOsiicn iino oid mir
|cntltc, Der ogcmeinlone 6eino"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

iiiu, ibnen onnfbar. Oob lie ood i'm
iidern &amcito bleiben lmO oie 3obl
liacrer fdmpfcn0en @egner niht Der.
mcbran ipoucn. llebriecns fat iMon
i'm 0orouS eiuc 9ieiD 9orfer 3eitung
Idunig 1eidltoert pie Der elirop0iide
Grisg oiif 0ie in 8innerner &e9r elm.
heridlrciteuoen iSorbigcn bon gritiif.
@ciiinoieit geipirft BOT. SSn Sic
idlGfriae Eropenatrnoipbare oerooc
rorolir1 pom Nenoefreis oeS &re6Ies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
@eiIin0Iens Cpereltenfricaer.

Gin iortiArittlider glescrbunO IN
&amaitd obNe cinen an0ertbalb
SUB longen Gomei tbut er es lelblt.
pcriidnOIidj ni6t Tbe llllperial
Negro sSlnproDament ano Gonierpn.
lion gliiociation onn glfricnl Gpnt.
2eoauc bat III &ingltoll
cine 6e9ciiiertc Geriommlm9 ob8e,
bolten lino cine GonteS- lhO erge.
benbeitSbctccrrna an Den aonig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
StimmungS6I(Oer
aus 6e(gien.
gon SuuS lSr. Slund.

9lm @eiibabnGof BON @riiiiel rat
fern oie glltomobiIe Ger GrOomlon5.
offi5iere, in meitem llnlireis lteben
bic felo9raucn g8acbtpoiten falnl
iihtbor I'M ihlidfarbenen gec6el Cine
lnbcitimuIte ounfle N1cuidcnmenge
uoqt oriiben oii ocn SuBiteigcn mo
bIidt ueitgierig oui bic idmutigeft
groueu @iugdngc, aus Ocnen bic &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

oltc &anonc crorobnt, Iauft oie gan5e
glrmee 5uianmen. Die tapiereII
G&ofolaOeiol0oten Itellen iid] 9iuter
Den &srihan5unqcn ouf Ole olteH
Nlusfeten mo sic pcrroiteten Niitolen
im glnic1laQ uno 10 trosen Tie Der
aonaen @elt i'm oQgenleineu uno oellI
aniir ino ieiner 6Iotte i'm beion'
rcru. slber 9Ingit boben iie troe'
Dem, 9lngit oopor, oaB cines Cages
clc goH5e oeutide SSlotte eri6eiuel'
lmb Die Sli.l in Sen @rluo bobreE
f6nntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

EN- @onnoocroner, mo iie er5Gblen
lid bonn aricg mo SIriegSnotb, uno
pcm oiIrb man6es ooppeIt geiaaI
peroen milB, iic ueriteben's gernOe
ridtig; bobcH 3eit ltno Tobof md
periudens i'm l}otbfaa nohmals:
llno Der 6ldme blidt nadoenfli6 auI
sic A0ol5idube un0 bate Oos per-
luiiuidte @ape6r. Oos sic Siegieruug
ibm in ben Seller iteftc, germ DreI
Mcilen mcit. lInO ser 9remer itarrI
IN Die odmncrnoe, iebIige gtieOe'
RING meint. oaB cS geraoe lit iDie 81
@aus, inO ooB Die Qelite pirfli1 oie.
iel6en iiuo ipie 0nbcin, lu0 mahf
ocm 9nuern sum orittennol flar
ooB iie MN ale 9eutihe ieien, mo
cob mr. ser Derpimidte GnglduOer
ShuI0 Bat ooB ipieoer Deutide &C.
gen geiltibe fdupiten.
Ger gebel 5ic6t in breiten ,ueibea
6cI0erl ans oen &on1len un0 @rd'
ben pic graic 9iieiea sic borden
poaen itei9t 5ober im0 5ober unO
quirlt wunoerlidl Inn 0ic idmeren
reiien Sbitb0rme, fpie 81
Snliic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

9hl9en aus. Gin poor @eneraliidblcr
tonmen ans Dem 9obnboi 9rnit.
magen poitern ii6er Die u2eopolO.
itroot" 5um Commencement, Oann
miro cS ipieOer till.
Goer 0oh nidt gang.
Nus Dem gSeitbabn6of fonmt cin
Singen. bnlbloif, ais iibe elm G6or.
SD weiB, es lit DER friegsfrenpiliae
Sperntenor Der Die SonOitlrnltonl-
panic oui Dem @citbo6nboi ieit ciuer
@ode oriIlt bier ipirfIidbe Gb0re ae.
biIoet lat unO Die neue glbloiung be-
ibditigt.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23
MR.. ROBERTS HAD MANY
VALUABLE ETCHINCS

Members of the Department of Elec
tions, the A. O. L. w.. and the Hepta-
sophs. OF which he was IA member, wit
be pall-bearers at the funeral of George
W. Roberts, president OF the Department
of Elections, whose funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at , O'Clock,
with ntermcnt in RNcrview cemetery.
While il was known by some of his
friends that Mr.. Roberts was an artist,
il may not be widely known that he did
some excellent work, and has a beauti-
fur collection, which his family prizes
highly. Robert Shaw, the noted artist
and Mr. Roberts were close friends. II
was Mr. Roberts who urged Mr.. Shaw
to take mp water color painting instead
of oil painting, the first named of which
made him famous. A picture that was
highly priced 10y Mr.. Roberts and by
his family is the first etching made by
Mr.. Shaw Mr. Roberts also leaves
what is believed to be the largest private
collection of Shaw's works to be found
in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23

Central Labor Union, to reassure the
members of the Bottlers' Union upon
this point. Since then, this particular
phase of the question seems TO have
been pressed with energy. The Wor-
cester Telegram of March II says:
THE antipathy of the delegates rep
resenting the unions engaged in the
liquor business was based on a fear
that woman suffrage will mean prohi-
bition. and will deprive many of the
livelihood that they are now making.
Practically every speaker who has ap-
peared before the members has de-
clared that there is no relation be-
tween woman suffrage and prohibi-
ton.
Only per cent. of the Montana
population and per cent of that of
Nevada, were in dry territory when
these States voted for suffrage. II
Montana and Nevada had voIed
against suffrage. we should have been
told that it was the liquor interests
that brought sbout that result II
seems fair to conclude that the sa-
looms in these two wettest States in
the Union, felt they had nothing tc
fear from the woman's vote. In Ohio
As per cent. in Missouri 81 per cent.
in Nebraska 56 per cent, in North pa
kota 100 per cent. in South Dakota
6S per cent. of the population were
in dry territory when these States
defeated suffrage by large maiorties
| last November.
Issued by the Cambridge Anti-Suf'
fragc Association.
Margaret c. Robinson, chairman OF
press committee
Anna II. Gulick, secretary.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23
KENT LOAN ASSOCIATION.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. April 23.-The Kent
County Building and Loan Associa-
fion. Incorporated here on Wednes-
day. promises TO be an important
association for the people of the
county and from the success attained
by the Peoples Building and Loan
Association, of Dover. IL is natural ia
presume the new association will also
fill the same needs. The officers OF
the association are: President, Will
liam J. Benson; Nice-president. Rey.
nolds Clough; secretary, Edward j
Faucet: treasurer. Thomas F. Dunn
The directors include: William J
Benson. Frank n. Buckingham. Ed
ward J. Faucet. Thomas f. Dunn
William NJ. Hope. Reynolds Clough
all Of Dover; George G. Anderson
eheswold: Harry B. Johnson, Wyom
} ing; Samuel S. Sarde. Camden.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23
DOVER READY TO
WELCOME STATE SONS

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del, April 2S.-The local
committee appointed by Mayor Magee
10 receive the Sons OF Delaware on
their annual visit here for a shad
dinner, on Saturday, May l, have
completed arrangements for the trip.
Upon the arrival of the $50 guests,
they will be met by the committee,
who will take them 10 Fairview Park,
where a light luncheon will be served.
A trip will then be taken to Barratts
Chapel, near Frederick, where. after
registering. Judge Henry c. Conrad
will deliver an historical address.
Upon the return of the party, dinner
. viii be served at 6 o'clock at Hotel
Richardson. where Hon. James H..
Hughes will deliver the address of
welcome.
The First Delaware Regiment Or
chestra will furnish music. The
members are scheduled to leave
Dover al o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-04-23
NINNEHAHA indians IN
Anniversary PARADE
Newark Tribe Quietly OBJ
serves 3Oth Anniver-
Sary Of Founding
TOWN TO HAVE
A CLEAN UP DAY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del, April 23.-Headed
by the tribes band, Mnnehaha
Tribe. Improved order of Red Men.
gave street parade last night in
celebration of its thirtieth anniver-
sary. This is one OF the most active
and progressive tribes in the State
and has a membership Of about two
hundred and fifty.
At the meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association next Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Samuel c. Mitchell
will talk on schools she has known
and Miss Frances Medill will read a
paper on home study
For the benefit of the building fund,
a dance will be given under the
auspices of the New Century Club. in
the Opera House. on May 28. The
committee comprises Mrs. Herman r.
Tyson, chairman; Mrs. Charles
Blake, Mrs. J. Pearce Cam, Miss
Elizabeth Lindsay Miss Elsie Wright
and Miss Cornelia Pilling.
While working on the residence of
William II. Dean. on Main street, yes
terday, Mancil Bradford a carpenter,
fell from ladder and sustained seri-
GUS injuries.
In the spelling tests being conduct
ed by superintendent e. L. Cross
| throughout the county the Newark
schools led Nineteen Of the pupils Of
the high school have papers marked
/ 100.
The last Of the lectures of the his
torical series under the auspices of
the History Department of Delaware
College will be given next Tuesday
evening by Miss Janet Richards. of
Washington, ID. c.
Plans are being made by the Civic
Committee of the New Century Club
for a town cleaning day. Town
Council will provide the carts for re-
moving the rubbish