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The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Mrs. r. l., Finney OF the France
Is visiting relatives in Jonesboro.
Peter Doud has returned from a
visit With friends Ia Morehouse,
Mo.
Miss Margaret Nes5it Of Mound
City. was i'll Cairo shopping yester-
Gay.
Mrs. Clyde Karraker is con fned
10 her home 1000 Elm street, 3y ill.,
ness.
Mrs, George Parsons has return
I'd from visit with her sister in
Ola, Ark.
j.. r. Ven Behren Is making a
business trip TO points in Michigan
snd Wisconsin.
Misses Lola Stenel aad Juanits
Lents hsre returned from visit
with friends at Anna.
Mrs. X. z. Williams of Mill Creel
will arrive today for visit with
her brother VIII Bankstcn.
tdrs. Sarah Williford OF Barlow
Is the guest of her daughter Mrs
"A. F. Ireland of Twelfth street.
Mrs. G. Green left yesterday 70
Memphis, Tenn, where she vii
visit her daughter Mrs. o. Dudley.
Miss Hattie BEARD has return q
from week end visit with her sis
Ter Mrs. II, :. Howell Of Memphis
Tenn. SvsA
EsGsxAss
Harry Esafs ,ps scsson Tenn
president .RS@Aas Peoples savins
hank at knaE%Flse. was in Cair
yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Mrs. r. l., Finney OF the France.
Us visiting relatives in Jonesboro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02
Se~~00. Dyspepsia
Tablets

will relieve your indigestion. Many
people in this town have used them
and We have yet to hear Of a case where
they have failed. We know the for
mula. Sold only by us--25c o box.
Paul c. sehuh & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Hot Mexican Chile at MaIey's.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Peter Doud has returned from a
visit with friends Ia Morehnuse,
Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Mrs. Frances Jackson who has
bern the guest OF Mrs. Walter War
der and family. has returned To her
nome 10 kknna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Chief Deputy Sheriff Leslie Finch
10 points In northern Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Mrs. n. A. Smith who has been
the guest OF her sister Mrs. John
F. Rector has returned 10 her home
in Vienna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Mrs. e. Green left Yesterday for
Memphis, Tenn, where she will
visit her daughter Mrs. o. Dudley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

:drs. Sarah Williford OF Barlow.
Is the guest of her daughter Mrs.
"A. F. Ireland of Twelfth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Mrs. X. z. Williams of Mill Creek
will arrive today for visit with
her brother VIII Bankstcn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Miss Margaret Nes5it Of Mound
City. was i'll Cairo shopping yester-
aay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-02-02

Miss Hattie BEARD has return ed
from a week end visit with her SIS
Ter Mrs. II. :. Howell of Memphis,
Tenn. xssN,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Il is lust Natural
To Admire Babies

Our altrustlo nature iaaeAs hove for che
cooling inant, And st the same time
the subtecSeof motherhood y ever before
us, 10 know what te GO that VIII add
70 the physical oossfar3 ef exReotant
motherhood is q subject that has inter-
ested most women Of al times One ef
the real helpful things b an eEterpal
abdominal application said IA most drug
stores under the psEe Of Safothsr'a
Friend" We have kaoT-a 90 many grand
mothers, who IN tAeiR EoznsaF daya
relied upon this reEaoGyS and who reoora-
mend It to their oEsa Sssgsasers that II
certainly must be what iss name tadf-
Gates. They have usod y for It's direct
influence upon tie TauseSas cords bgR-
rnents and teadons IS Il aims to AFFORD
relief from the strata and pain so often
unnecessarily severe SuEtas tho period Of
expectancy,
Every woman sheSa mention %Asothsr;S
Friend" when the SserE u TIA Subtaet ~
conversation An i@teresstRs httSa book
IS mailed free UPON sp9AssatSoz "a Brad
field Regulator Co., rs lamar Bldg,
Atlanta, Ga. II rekers to many things
that women fHEs W read RScl1t
Get pr recommend q hoAtta ef ~A5othar'R
Friend" to-day end vFssa z0R the book
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
C. 0. P. TO SAY IF
MOOSE COME BACK
Medill Mccormick Asserts Progress
sives Won't Fail Republicans
if Latter Reciprocate.
CONTRASTS BRYAN AND ROOT

QUINCY, Ill, Feb. 13.-Pledging
that the progressiyes would not fail
the republican party in 1915, IL the
republicans did not fail the progress
sives, Medill Mccormick. former head
Of the progressive party in Illinois,
delivered the annual Lincoln day adj
dress to the Kickspoo club here to-
night.
He declared the republican party
held out the greatest hope of the
progressives. but insisted that II must
be the party of progress and added
that If the republicans failed demo
Gratis would win the greater portion
of the 100000 progressive votes
cast in 1912.
He declared that the republican
party must insure the following legis-
lation:
National child labor laws.
Regulation of the nations
large incomes.
A fair and universal tariff.
Discussing the administration s
foreign policy, Mr.. Mccormick ex-
pressed the belief that the country
would be better off IL Eiihu Root in
stead Of Mr.. Bryan were secretary Of
state.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

mediate and Junior Dndeavor meetings
at g. Christian Endeavor prayer meetine
at 6:8o,. Decision Day" services. Even
ing worship and sermon, why Halt Ye
Between Two Opinions" at 7:45. Church
prayer meeting "wednesday evening at s.
United Presbyterian.
Central, Twenty-fourth and < Dodge,
Hugh p. Speer. Misunderstanding wor-
ship. at 1920; theme. 'Christ's Call TO
Separation" Evening worship at 1880;
theme. Jesus of Nazareth Passeth BY"
Sabbath school at noon. Young people 8
meeting at, $50. o. 80 vs.
First. Twenty-first and Emmett. A. G.
Douglass, Pastor-Morning worship at
1880; theme, THE Great Gospel Invita-
ton" Evening worship at 1880; theme,
'Wronging ones Own Soul" Ri5le school
at noon. Young peopIe prayer and Bible
study meeting at $50.
UnitRriam.
Services at the parish house. 42s' North
Fortieth, Sunday afternoon at 4:O.
Miscellaneous. et
Reorganlzed Church of Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints. Twenty-fourth and
Ohio-Sunday school officers and teach
ers normal at g. Sunday school at 9:45.
Preaching at II. Prayer service at g.
Religio at $3.50. Preaching at 8. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

Pubic welfare" Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 8.
Hanscom Park, Corner Woolworth Ave
nue. and Twenty-ninth Street, {. w. Nc,
Caskill, Pastor-Preeching services at ii
and 7'45 conducted by the pastor, Morn
Ing theme. For Great Door and Effec-
tual Is opened" Evening theme Adam
chsracterS, SUNDAY School az s:&. Ep1
worth league ct $50. Brotherhood Mon
day evening, DIR. A. r. Jonas will speak,
Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday
Presbyterian.
CASTELAR,, G. c. Meek, Pastor-Services
at II and s. Sabbath school at 10. Junior
Christian Endeavor at $780, intermediate
Christian Endeayor at I. Senior Christian
Endeavor at z
North, Twenty-fourth ana Writ. NJ. ".
Higbee, Pastor-Morning at 1879; sermon
On Lies Lofty M9yements Evening i1iI
day school at noon; Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor at $3.50. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock.
First, seventeenth and Dodge, Edwin
Hart jerks, D. D., Pastor-Morning serv-
ice at 1890; subject, Optimism as a
Dynamic" Evening service at 7:30; sub
ject zone Hundred Years of Peace;
Sunday school at noon. EndeaVor meet
ing at $50.
Parkvale, Thirty,tirst and Gold. Rev.
A. u. Lehman, misunderstanding Bible
school at 10. Morning worship with SER
mon at II. Junior Christian Endeavor
society at $3.50. Senior Christian Endeayor
society at Z. Evening service OF sermon
and song at 7:45.
Benson. eixtieth and Main. Rev. Arthur
Attack; Bible school at 10 a. M morning
worship. at III anthem BY choir la, I'M. Inc
''The Publican" The pastor. will preach
a special sermon. The evening meetings
Will be union and addressed by Rev. T.
| Hansen OF Kanaae City. -
Lowe Avenue. l02s North Fortietn. A. F.
! Ernst, Phi. D., Pastor-The pastor VIII
preach at 1919 and 7:s0; morning subject;
why Study the Bible;" evening. Peace.
and pastors instruction class at 3. Senior
Endeavor meeting at $50.
Clifton Hill, Grant and Forty-fifth, b.
r. Won der Lippe Pastor-Preaehing az
II, reception of new members publicly wei
coined. Christian Endeayor at $50 ser
mon at 7:30, "A Call to salvation sun
day school at 10, II. c. Forgy, superin-
tendent. Meeting for men at 2:4b.
Church OF the Covenant. Pratt and
cSsTlHs Il T. 1850 s1e% Rs
cruiting the Kings Army" Bible school
at noon. Endeavor at 6:45. Evening. wor,
| ship at 1880 "Your Favorite gospel
Hymn, Gospel services al Ms ssS o Of
the seminary.
westminster. Corner Mason Street and
ceorgia Avenue, James Franklin Young
Pastor>-Moruing worship At 1880. biole
school at noon. Young Peoples meeting
at $40; topic, '"rhe Solid Foundations Of
Life" Cor. S;9-l5. Evening worship at
! 7:sO: theme, Tho Unending Sovereignty
OF Christ" Midweek prayer service
Wednesday evening at T;sO. -- -. .
Tfairview. Pratt Street and Fortieth
! Avenue. Charles II. Fleming, Pastor
Bible school at 2 Afternoon worship at :
Light on He'll From the European War:
charge OF the young ministers from the
| seminary. Tuesday evening the midweek
service will be at the home OF Mr., Nc
Michal, led by Mr.. Bartlett.
/ Third, Twentieth and Leayenworth
Robert Karr. Pastcr-Sunday school with
adult and young mems Bible classes al
$50. Sermon TO young people, The
! Value OF self-control." at i0:4S. Inter
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Americans Leave
Lusitania and viii
Return on st. Paul

LIVERPOOL Via London). Feb IA
The cunard line steamer Lusitania, the
vessel which flew tho American flag
across the Irish sea on it's last trip in
as a measure OF protection against Ger
man submarines. sailed from Liverpool
for New York at its usual hour today
under the British flag. Whether Ct not
this emblem will stiil he flying when
tho Lusitania reaches the Srish Sea was
q question TO which the keenly Interested
passengers found II impossible to obtain
an answer.
Tho Lusitania carried a larss list OF
passengers. including many Americans.
Prospective American passengers to the
number Of 800. however. cancelled their
bookings on the Lusitania at the last
moment and took the American line
steamer St. Paul. which sailed also for
New York today. The ST. Paul had the
largest passenger list since the rush OF
American refugees last fall
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Youth Of Twelve,
Son of Official,
Page in Senate

LINCOLN. Neb. Feb 12-complaini
was made today 10 state Labor Commits
sion coffey. by the lincoln truant off
Ger, that son Of Lieutenant Governor
Pearson. boy said to be less than Il
years old. was employed by hiH father
In the state senate chamber. contrary to
the Nebraska law on child labor
The labor commissioner said II an in
vesugation he had begun satisfied him
the law was being violated he would
take such action a. WAS necessary. Other
alleged violations OF the child labor Law
BY members Of the legislature have been
charged.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
LINCOLN SAINT
OF THIS COUNTRY
Rev. Joseph Newton Tells Of At
tributes Of Great Leader in
University Club Address.
NO OTHER HIS EQUAL HERE


Rev. Joseph Fort Newton, DID.
LID. OF Cedar Rapids. Ia, delivered
an GRAFTON on Abraham Lincoln
last evening at the third annual ban
quet Of the University club before an
audience consisting OF members and
their women. II was a striking fact
that the speaker who delivered this
stirring eulogy OF Abraham Lincoln
is a son of a confederate soldier He
was introduced by F. A. Brogan.
"The face of Lincoln gives a glimpse
OF what II means to be a man." said DR..
Newton. "the lines where the smlles fell
asleep when they were tired. the deep
set eyes that never lied. the firmness
that never was hard. the gentieness OF a
great pity. II was face not unduly
masculine nor softly feminine, face that
makes US think OF the mother back OF the
boy.
'"Tolstoi when he heard Of LIncoln's
death. said. lie was a Christ in minia-
ture.'
THE church has it's calendar OF saints.
And the nations, too. Moses. Julius
Caesar. Luther. Mazzini. Tolstoi, all
typify their nations and ages. And
Abraham Lincoln typifies America, COM
bining IN himself the attributes OF two
antI-thetical natures-the astute. canny.
practical man who FORCES ahead. and the
extremely sensitive nature like John
Woolman, that good old Quaker who
couldn't ride in carriage IL the driver
whipped the horses.
tfRaref.s Az find fhnea suvo L. no.a
man. Before Lincoln and the civil war
these states were not nation A man
was citizen Of Virginia or OF Massa-
chussetts. but not OF the United States.
'IAnooin's great task In graphing with
slavery was three-fold. He had to thiAk
the problem out he had to convince the
people that he was right. and he had to
lead them in putting his solution into
effect.
'Lincoin's intellect, his sheer power 10
think u.s. and always has been undereati-
mated. IL wns obscured by his rich gift
OF humor When he described an argu-
ment OF Douglass as being az thin as
soup made out OF the shadow Of a pigeon
that had starved to death he struck the
highest note OF humor. A man with a
rich gift OF humor IL not easily deceived.
IN ages.
Tn the business OF convincing I'm
coin was pre-eminent. He could put more
flesh on the skeleton of an idea ana use
less words in doing Il than any other man
in our history.
''No other leader the equal OF Abraham
1Aneoln has ever risen In this country.
for he was both a great stateman and a
shrewd politician, a very rare combine.
tlcn. He had been schooled In that greet
university OF politics. Springfield. Ill. He
was possessed OF wonderful executive
ability. lie had an almost uncanny in
aight into human nature. He was a mar
veious strategist in International affairs
We must Inevitably have been drawn into
war with England during the civil war had
II not been for him. He saved tho situa-
tion with a story. He was even a master
military strategist.
The shrewdness. the sasacsty. Tho hu-
nianeness. the patience OF this marvoi-
Gus man makes him undoubtedly pro-
videntiai character raised up to meet the
problems OF his time"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

REPRESENTATIVES
miners strike in Colorado who conferred with John Rockefeller
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
MANUFACTURERS AGAINST
SOME LEGISLATION

Chairmen of the standing committees
for the Omaha Manufacturers associa-
ton for the ensuing year were appointed
at the meeting Friday at the Commercial
club as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Alien.
Entertainment-R. w. Besley. p
Interurban-W. F. Burgess.
Advertising-W. II. Clarke.
assurances and Taxes-E. A. Higgins.
Home Patronage-F. S. Knapp
Trade Extension-R- A. Leussler.
Legislation-W. j. Monaghan.
Transportation-Paul Skinner.
The manufacturers went on record in
favor Of the road tax and the highways
commission bills. H r. Nos. PSI and 262.
respectively. They opposed s. F. No. 1S9,
concerning stock food shipments. which
they held would injure certain well-estab-
lished manufacturing industries /. IN
Omaha. They opposed H. R. No. 2SS,
which provides for = change in the lien
law.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
Getting Ready to
Entertain Editors

a special committee Of the general
COMMITTEES having In charge arrange
ments for the forthcoming annual meet
ing Of the Nebraska State Press associa-
tion met yesterday afternoon with y. v.
Parrish Of the publicity bureau OF the
Commercial club. and decided on April
1874 as the dates. Members Of the ape
ciql committee are L A. Medlar. J. o.
Goodwin. C. T. Corey. J. A. Tanner and
n. l. T0stevin.
Visitors viii be entertained az theaters
and IN automobiles. Another mestins
win be held a week from today. Tbs
epeaking program has not been made
cot
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Day is Sunday Before Lent and Spe-
cial Lenten Services Will
Be Held.
TO PREACH ON BILLY SUNDAY

Sunday will be quinquagesIms. the Sum
day before Lent, and In many Omaha
churches special services will be held.
Starting February II. Ash Wednesday,
will occur the forty Gays OF Lent, until
March q. which IL Easter Sunday. spe-
clal Lenton services will be held In sew
eral churches on Ash Wednesday also.
IT. W. Byers, formeriy attorney gen.
ersl OF the state Of Iowa and a Billy
Sunday convert in Des Molnes. will speak
at the morning services OF the First
Congregational church.
DR.. Hillman OF Des Moines will speak
on the work of Billy Sunday at the even
Ing services at the First Christian church
The congregation OF the First Baptist
church will Join in a union service with
the Christians on this occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

President A. b. Marshall Of the Omaha
Theological seminary and one Of the
ablest evangelists in the country. will
have charge OF the Gospel services at
the Covenant Presbyterian church, Pratt
and Twenty-seventh streets, all next
week. Increasing interest and attend
aneo have marked this campaign. Of
which next week will be the third week.
Services every night except Saturday
from to .. preceded by a fifteen-minute
song service. ..... So.
THE Aspects OF the Divine will be the
subject OF lecture given Sunday even
ing before the olcott lodge by Judge J. J.
Points In Arlington block.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

Lutheran General Synod Of America, will
preach at two Lutheran churches Sunday.
He win preach the sermon at the Grace
English Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing and at the Kountze Memorial church
In the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

j, Fred Smith, superintendent. Confirma.
| lion classes Friday ut 4 and 1880 Ash
Wednesday service at 5.
81. Marks English, Twentieth and Bur
dette. +. Groh. Pastor--1l a. m. Charity
(Iove) as Rule of LIFE" 1850 p. m. Man
ana Angels as Gods ,Creatures: saturSS
day. 9:45 a. m Young Peoples Society OF
ST, Matthews English. Nineteenth and
CASTELAR,. Rev G. w. Snyder, Pastor
Morning service ct II. subject, The ne
Greatest OF All Evening service at 1:S0,
subject. Joseph to Moses" Sunday
Prophet. The Ladies' Aid society will
dsnee II Ms oSn t SaoR. az hs
street: Catechetical class on. Friday at
4:5O o'clock.
Kountze Memorial. Farnam Street and
Twenty-sixth Avenue, Rev. oliver ID.
worship at il, subject, "Crucified Today
Tho beautiful Ienten program will be dis
tributed at this service. Evening worship
theraH V General n SYNOD ' Of America viii
preach. Sunday school at e;45 Oscar p.
Goodman, superintendent. Luther league
At =; Confirmation classes Thursday and
noon at AIS. Special Lenten service
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Emmanuel, Corner Nineteenth and
Cass, Adolph HUT, Pastor-Bernhard
Quinqagesine sunday, Sunday before
Lent Morning service at 10. Sunday
school at 1i:4b. Eyensong at 8 O'clock.
Omaha's largest church chorus sings at
both services. Mems society Tuesday al
home OF j. p. Jerpe, 1926 Spencer. sub
1ect. How True Bible study can be
Conducted" Wednesday evening Omaha
continued with prayer hour at $3.50 and
passion service at 8 Visiting pastors and
pastors of Greater Omaha participate m
these services. Choir songs. e.
i
| Methodist.
Walnut Hill. Forty-first and Charles
Oliver NJ Keye Minlster-Services at 4
and 1850 Sunday school at 10. Epwortf
Swedish, Corner Nineteenth and Burt
Gustav Erickson, Pastor-Sunday schoo
at 10. Preaching service at II. Epworu
league at $50. Preaching at 1880.
Pearl Memorial. Twenty-fourth Street
Pastor-Mornlng worship at 1880. sun
/ day school ut noon. J. w. Maynard, su-
perintendent children's meeting at 5
PTO mss League y a. S s asSfss ano
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening at
pletz Memorial. Tenth and Pierce. G
y. Dawson, Pastor-Sunday school at s;4O
DR.. j. L. Franz, superintendent Preach
1 Epworth league at $50, j.. IT. Bexten
Sons OF Ham" Brotherhood business
meeting Tuesday at s. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 1880.
Frat, Twentieth and Davenport, Rev
Titus Lowe, Miaister-Sunday school a
1889. T. r. Sturgces superintendent
Morning worship at 10. subject, "A Di
vine and Welcome Proclamation" Ftp
worth league at $50, q live meeting 10
young people. Evening worship at 7:sO
subject. "a Men and His Faith" At thi
service Firrt church will be host I,
many members OF the Masonic frater
nifty.
Benson, A. ]. McClung. Pastor-SundaS
school at 10. Morning worship at II, the
sermon subject Is Christian Steward
ship" Junior Christian Endeavor at 3
Christian Endeavor at ESQ DR.. HanseI
will address all Young Peoples societies
at the Methodist church. Evening wor
ship at 1850. Union service at the Metho
dist church. DIR. Hansen viii speak OF
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-12-21
INSTRUCTIVE TALK
AT CHAMBER TODAY
COMMERCE MEMBERS LISTEN TO
PROF. R. r. GOODRICH ON RE-
CLAIMING ORE CONCENTRATES
Reyently Visited the COeur d'Alene Mi
ming Extraordinarily Inter-
ested in Development

Through the f1otation process of re-
claiming ore concentrates from the
shines in the mills at the mines in the
Coeur d,Alene district has increased
the saving of values to from ninety
five to ninety-eight per cent of the
total, there is still room for further
developments in milling processes
according to R. r. Goodrich, head of
the department of metallurgy at the
university, who spoke at the Chamber
of Commerce today.
Mr.. Goodrich reviewed processes
from the time in the early nineties
when the average saving was about
fifty per cent of the metal contained
in the ore to the present, tracing the
development of new machines and new
methods step by step.
BY far the most delicate of the pro-
cesses is the so-called f1otation pro
cess, by which the minute particles of
metal, that are too fine for recovery
by screens or gravity, and that were
formerly carried away in the water
used in the mill, are fiOated on flms
of oil and thus separated from the
water in which they were suspended.
Considerable experimenting has
been done with the object of discov-
ering the oils best suited to various
ores, and it is expected that further
may bring about the
discovery of means of using cheaper
and more plentiful oils than are now
required.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-12-21
AUSTRIA SOUNDS
The SOFT PEDAL
IN INTERVIEW TO UNITED PRESS,
HIGH DIPLOMAT COUNSELS
COOLNES AT WASHINGTON
No Desire to Quarrel With America
Had Been Planning to Name
Successor to Dumba
BY CARL ACKERMAN

Omitted Press staff correspondent
BERLIN, Dec. 21.-There will be no
quarrel between Austria and Amer
lea if Washington keeps cool. Count
Stephen Tisza, Austria's strongest
man next to the emperor, in a state
ment to me on my visit at Budapest
last week, made this assertion:
Sheer nonsense" Count Tisza said
following a conference with the en-
peror Il must confess, however, that
we are most surprised with the Am
erican note, but it is far from our
intention to quarrel
He pointed ut,however, that mat
ters do not depend on Austria alone.
He counselled GOODNESS at Washington.
He said that Austria was considering
a successor to DR.. Dumba, indicating
apparently that Austria was not con-
templating the possibility of diplom-
attic break.