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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, SATURDAY MORNIN
THE CAIRO BULLETIN
..-. I lot-" IB,
T03Jhio Lkve. 'I'hnne
li U I Ui
A. W. TBtt-'M'KK. Mnn1ii(t
Krtttor
4at,a-rliibi Rates:
On, mnnth by rrrle. .. Osntt
On vm In Hunt-
Wwkly Bulle'.ln.t-t K er. In dnc,$l.
Entrfd l th DaH rol"ffl.o M H "ml cl
Mull Mi el
vent reinforcements from reaching
tne befttefml, which, aeoerdlni to
tin. morning's dispatches, tows beee.
ordered there. The Russians gee Jut
as i!.'tn-iiiijf'l. to hoi 1 'tire fort, for
to lose tfofl nght v.ill mean urrenr,
it they an not retreat, and H nia
, ,n the end of ih.' war. Jt what
,,,,t the crippled Russian Beet will
plH3 e difficult ( mrecasi II la now
i ,, .;,. ,! np in the harbor, an I none
but the rinallr tassels can pass
through the channel, if H sbonld
succeed in getting out, it would in
evttsnty he destroyed, toy Togo's .m
mensely superior Reel II aaa reader
I.., nttu uitrtBiHS to the land
when the difference In doctrine itre
trifling and easjly reconcile J without
rtiabone i lurrea ler Two churcHta
ceak in resources and numbers can
do. the most for the r common cause
iv getting
on$ churcti
aftited on ,i
nutations oi
cati
J, JUNE i, 1931
' s -rrm how the trains run
gether; I'tit the prosper
organ) lations, already
(light i plane than mei
government dl wiplws
accompUaa the most by separate
ctioit Cincinnati Baqulrer.
Tin: ruoMisK
Illinois, complains that
rail, m! on to BoleaniK
i 1 1 1 i : i
troops In the battle, when the general matrimony, although
mix-up comes, a " iw"
much damac'" on one
otlii r The tf, et la tt
dtlon not unlike t!i I
.he n
DMA
ie has the all
rity to do BO. She alinliutes tin:
the prt imlire ol the tin n, who dl
like her ceremony becanaa she
er exacts a promts.' from the In idt
..i... .r kit a hand She think)
Th time to advertise la all the
time, the place is the paper that is
most likely to gve results because it
reaches the people and is read by
them. The morning paper is at the
tervlce of the house wife all day and
its announcements are sure to meet
her eye.
Now let's have Alsehuler agslBSl
the Yatea-Deneen combination.
Maj. Dan Hogan wi Dl up In
yaatei lay ami t serybody will
anxiously to ae if he comes di
his f. ( I
lie an
w a l c h
va on
In some respects it was a notde
fight, after all. and Gov. Yates ei aa
much glory out of ii as anybody. Any
way, he 'saved hi bacon."
operations of the Japanese sa
ressfu!
THH NBQRO Vul i:
The importance of the negro rote
to the Miceess of the Republican party
j la rations states In.- been ( "tnmentel
'upon a various times, and the Repub
1 1, m press has ralher sought to dis
credll the assertion that, bat tot this
vote the petty OaStU not cany a mini
her of what ar nsiderel reliably
R.ublican tares TIM Pivsident
uL I n the need of hoi line this rote
(has been amply demonstrated by his
!:;iou in a arb".v of ways, mote es-oe.-iaiU
fi fcrcinc nemo appointment I
! S offices In the southern states, where
Scii anion - mil 1 not jeopardise hi..
..-an e In the Republican states, by the
aflspleasure of whl'e people, which
i would certahaly be the ease if he dar
j b to make Mich appointment in
tn. r Takfna fnSB the c iimis of 1900
I th number of negro
j In the clo.se stales it)
, tnekv. Indiana. New .
Then' is Utile reason to suppot
that Mrs. Woolley'a business is ittte
fered with by reason of the sort i
ceremony which she adopts, it la
ru!-' almost universal that the bride
vm bee a to th- officiating nuuisti
are respected by the bridegroom.
ir;. Wooliey's failure n exact
,. gpeciall
would JH
iai i imonial
of voting S4P
niifornla, !
raey and New
hem with tin
pl aaing to tne nnoe, aw
double lly be a great fa
would be doing more thai
ful share in lyiuu the I
knot The men have ve
say 10 such matters, an
most of them are Indiffs
p irticular forms obsen e l
would 1 now In'it me p.iru uiai m
enage use i in aojemnicug marrtagt
iia. no bearing Whateror upon the aa
tare of the h eal obligations of the
parties, and these are precisely the j
-ame whether the ntes are solemni'. j
.wi i.u minister or another, or by v
MtdKB or justice of the peace. 80 fat
4
i
INFORMATION.
I in iht dcii'ii i iii"t sll manncrol !) m
j (..nimiK'n will I"' hru llv Kivi-n , vct v day , uuv
mesUon asked ty nMMtsn seanraiag aagsj
! Um inulliliidiiieiiH MhVhS f daily life -will re
ceive i-arcfiil I'linsidi ralinn 1
'Trains Arrive.
Trains Popart.
I., ij, Inuu North I. C. going North
lehd.
I ini.
e: Bvgar ,,f
d opium. dr.:
and wash the
day.
No. tf::
No.
No.
No.
No
No
No
OS ii tn 'Ni.
4:17 a. in No
I, 111; ,,M a m No.
;, I : tt) p in So,
K, 1 1 1 30 p in
I, 8:00 p m No
p m No
In:
4.
0.
N.
204
Si.
I : pin.
1 :3I a.m.
1:M p.m.
9:nr. p.m.
4:4a a.m.
::'i a.m.
! Li a in
Klesh w- mis are permanently re
moved hy washing Jfltb warm water
and sevtre friction with I towel, and
then appi;. inu a little of the foMosting
preparation: liquor of pptasB. l osj
Cologne, - o.; while brandy, 4 OS. I
The srarm srater and friction alone
,aie aoknetlmes .sufficient.
To drive rats away put Beotch
IsuaTand pnlrerited cayenne pepper,
mixed or separate into their borrow
rowing holes. Pulverised potash will
I C. from South I. 0. going South
No. 4. 2:m; a m No. 1. 6:20 p.m.
No. L'ol. L' 11 a .m: .
No. 2, 1 1 1- I'.m No. 203,
No. 3,
No. C. 2: 1 1 P n No. f,
No. S, BitM p.u INb. X5,
No. 4', 1 1 : 26 a n No. 12,
No. II. DO p.n.,Nos 41,
'Paducah,
2:15 a tn.
B440 am.
1 :30 p.m.
8:80 a.m.
r:im n.m.
f: 11 p.m.
e a like purpose.
Dissolve a tenapoonfnll of anil in
atet and s prink I? the hay with tin..
ilxture, it pleases the taste of (he
tame and aids digestion,
M & 0. from Noibi I M. & Oolng N th
i No. I, U31 ptn sNo. 8, 1:8 p.m.
I No. 3 . 2:04 am ;No. 4, 2:25 a.m.
m 410 from Boulh. ML & . going s'tb
No. 2, 1:26 pm No. i, 1:34 p.m.
No. 4, 2:2U t in No. 3, 2:mia ui.
i Mix I from Bast i HlR toKi Kaat.
I Nn :: i .'. no . m No. S, r .o a.m.
N(
7:iiu ,i.iu Nn
:.in
p m,
r
FUN AND PHlLOSOPfiY,
I cotton Kelt I Ootton Bet,
! rrom Southwest going Soiithwt
! No 1 1. 12:30 p m No 13, 3: 15 p n.
iron Mountain
; from West
No. 22. 12:36
I Iron Mountain
tolng West.
p.m.INo, 21. 3 20 I'm.
A helllgerenl wren
t tin e watched an old yvhen -
By wrage and wresentatent wlndneetl
itut i he wrow wasn't wrong,
for the wren, wyuutiK and u .troii",.
W rushed the wrathful old when off
the wroost I
When Yates came in i
machine became by am
Tauner-Yates machine
dimes in it will bee 'inc.
agreement,
umriiin;
Dent es
aoothei
I Republican plnralitles u
! at the latest elections o
rs and the gre U imp
tale.; i as the law makes Hie husband tin
. I i.,. ,,i ,,t rt, family be cm enforce bit
,f the rigb
whi
the Tanaer-Yates Dene n
A merchant down in Arkansas re
fused to advert is-. "Rfcjuse," he said,
"If I do somebody will be pestering
me all the time to show 'em my
Roods" He lb the- same man, wh.
when a i u donier went in to buy a
Mil' of clothes .vhen he slttim;
down smakJpg, told him to "rome
bark .s-mietlme when I'm standin' up."
Should Chna. 8. Deneen be elected
governor of Illinois Hon. Walter
Warder'., power In Southern Illinois
polities would have another two year
U use ami he more potent than ever;
.negro
ttlearli
ot to the RepttWlnnn party i-
I wh
appealed tO
one Hence
CROWN PRINCESS OF ROUMANIA.
The condition oi unreal tn the BnihaB states has
tenthm to the Crown Princew of RojimMli, who is a
,,. .:.. .....i 1. 1 i,., in lino of succession to
directed public at
granddaughter of
the English throne
had she not forfettei
Roman Catholic.
her
rights in c
mnectlon therewith by marrying
that
Repubticaa
Negro vote, plurality
.. 3.711 1.6M
4,r,7ti 16.008
IS.ISr, ,24
. 21.474 17 ,133
31.125 8.380 view, the
pai i. on hows that the Re-1 The church
would have lost California. I nartlea be
4i aL. ii.. .!.,
Ikw Jcr.a-y Hli l New York except lor , ui uiv
khf necro voters, and that in i onner- mv
ticut the Republican majority wool' mission u
, . i . in t to rnel , ' ll.lti ,.'. v , ii. ,,.
nut, ,,.n i
fourth and In
California.
Connecticut.
Indiana. .
N aw Jeraey,
New York. .
This cotnp
BUblk an
Kit the marriage be legal: if
ne, the obligations follow ae
j a matter of course.
in saying this we are treating mar
rinse aa a civil contract. Bui it it b
I numrded from a religious point of
nn egnctly
. ant i mat-bin-.
he same: Dec
enndtdnte, the"
hoio
mcluaton la not different
any church to which tin
nc has us own rulff ai
m ol the married, which
tnoiii
the people
noli fi
nemy
govern
'hilie''
ise it
uh' Ya
the prlCI
ernor,
g vernmeni for
sin, as ndmlnistrn
Institutlons, th
oeuring -iu
- destruction
the storm
slate last
torv is very
. ui adopt the Yates "ma
,i!h all its infamies, an I to
mil his official posit! !:i
into the IT, S. si-nate
f his nomination for goy-
contains
Indiana by more than full digest oi an tne nm
j nlate the duties of husband and Wll
,t, U ,.,-,rnetl 'and the omission of the promise i
of Tanner,
fined the I
tlu
s
i v y v - - - lean
for, surely, in bargaining for the Cl188, I88 and 189
. . ..... ... A iu .i,,m1. rftil
I he r
nekn
tlbl for ll
an
: obedience
lerlal-Cc
therefore,
r Journal
tpiit.
the Democrnta carriei
WINS
i leni 1 ti
aom
.it.
ner asp
bargain
s uiaior
out, al-Will
ion of
which
Although much diincu
perienced last ntghl in p
news ai all. OWlng to tie
-,i telegraph wires by
which swept across the
evenins. The Bulletin's i
complete in its details, omitting none
,f the Impoftanl facts, ami will leave
Utile to be sought for in the bis eltj
la: ii -s. which will reach our readers
grime time tiuring the 'lay.
In respOnSa to the requests of oqr
agents in a number Ol towns, a large
number of evtra papers are etu out
this morning, showing that the peopli
fieogllie The Hnlleiiu's superior
new service in cnaea oi special im
I, , i the wry hembleni man know
thai he may "'ie day have it in his !
power to help the yery strongest man
u- has ever known Joseph Parker.
My rife vi in in der kitchen to ash
rot van for dinner, und Phyllis egR.-i
claimed, "l am a roman. Ii la tru .
iecret," Yen tier meal came on der I
.able ve as compelled to keep del' '
s,-..,et mil her Dlnkelsniel.
All Illinois Central, Mobile it Ohio
anil Cotton Belt Kauis arrive and tie
pan from Centra! atntton, coiner of
Second street ami tjhuo Levee. ?
lie; Four and Iron Mountain
trains arrive and depart from the-
Union station, Second street and Cot
mercial avenue.
Mail may he deposltea i" the hey at
the transfer station, located at Cam
tral Btatlon, 20 mlnuttn before the de
parture of any train.
SUICIDE lOENTIffltD.
,,f bis friend with Hen, en. the gov
ernor must have made special pro
rluin for Mr Warder, who. at l eoli-1
fereiice of leaders called by He-
ernor early In the campaign to const 1
er the advisability of running again
foi gnvernor, assured bim, with all
the fervor and patriotic eloquence ef
a Patrick Henry, that the people of
Illinois demanded hi; reelection and
would not permit him to retire Even
at that time. Mr Warder "gave" the
povernor Alexander county and hp de
llvercd the "goods" al the proper
time
tiv m doubtful stab
counts. Very much the same iltn-l The nomination of Charles s D
lion i demonstrated by the Bgurea in aeen for governor of Illinois be tl
Im lima Mr Bryan was defeated 11 Uepubllcan conventloo yesterday eve
that state In ItM hy a plurality of ling waa not Mtpected by many of tt
WMl, ww the negro voting njsjsmffth rank an 1 til- of 'he party an I m
was 18UM. In other .vords It was ', wjt, varying comment nmon the k
.i,., nr, vote which cav. th" Repub j ser leaders here Mr Deneen hi
Kepnblicaiis may not likt-. chief i
- ii m being that it a, a hard
President
Kooseyelt WbO
, a.s wna haJlca
of the nenators
li: Angeh
,vho commlti
hotel in this
illf, - I
tiiy
ha.
last Wi
ii, . n i
n lav
il lied
llaih - trie!, en pay breast with 01
rjlsiracted and tortured, I'm W(
By complex devices iii fit
t ires t .- thai swell from the W!
il vealing a fhuml thai Is cha'
Then narrow gnd clinging at knees
(Aa per the importers decrees),
nd then to the hem flaring ottt,
Itut chiefly I'm singing about
The way that the cute little train
Keeps flopping again and again;
Twill surely Mere Man yei convert - j
That pert IRtle Hlfl "f our skirt
Milwaukee Journal
Th.- briah toasts of the future fl
il upon Ho- lightness of
by i he past.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alenaiulcr County Illinois, Pop
ulation 16,4.
Mnyor, CLAUDE wintkr.
Clerk. K. A. HATCHKR
Comptroller, P B. Powell
PoUea Magistrate. ,1 II HtHHNSON.
Chief of Police, T, H MIIOE
Alexander County. Population 22,965.
County Judge. vVm. 1 DBWBT,
County Clerk. JK88H K afJLLIR.
Circuit clerk, UBM B. DAVIS.
SherifT. JAS. S ROCHB.
, Coroner, nit. JAB v McMANUS
Jtssaaaor and Treasurer, PRANK B.
DAY IS.
Beard of County Commissioners.
JOHN A MILLKR. Chairnian,
ji HN A BOURQOtB,
Dr. Bds in .1. (an. e
Ohio
E I
firm. Home
cau
lie
,n natty the majority
is upon a i, umber of
then.
it
Thpie is much in Mr 1
frm which all r.iKid Democrats anw
jsjttod citizens can approve and n
it iinuiu.lt .s be lako-i im ii idt r
lot
nli
wti
h
has
suns.
In Rhode 1 land, in which the trend
of riemocracy is running pn itj 'rone
these davs. then are about 3 to
cru votes. In 1832 Cleveland wa
beaten tu that state by a small-if
.ie than tha' In recent : tat cj
tts the Democrats have been vlot' r
Iftuu i litfania I'otineciicnt. Indiana.
to uei thi
I thai tie
not been looked upon a
most likely, of she big thi
,,. m 1 1 1, ,n ii was beli'
feeling between these three wa
inch that combinall n upon either l
them would he Impossible ami tint hi
the break of the lines, aotne one ol
the lotsar lights would he favored
Wari'r or Kamliii The latter WOUlil
probably hav:- been the most pofW
lar of all. as he was in BO way con
leveral mnchlm
Rttlb
will
fleld
four
couhl
t aus,
mncli
ib crlbe
of suici b
BANK CLEARANCES.
prrog
from
Neyv York, Jut
eh trings cotnpth
the principal dtl
hHates .luring the
ol il bank
dstreet fOl
it- United
I were si,
,' .-.i per
rorrespi unl
i last yen
Battleships Are
As Necessary
As Ever
Bv CBORCI
MELVILLE, H-nr
Admlril I), h N Mflirrd
h mi Jr
nected with
II"
the
I . . . - , V, " . It,
r-' . . s. , , i, rs, v at . ' i "i n
ailoi'.lry the St I cm. ution. ; ... .,, .,. ,.i.,etion bv ,
wlis.tb. ' ,'.,:, i .,, TI.7M. while the Unma WB ,,.
thM II3IDQ K IT I fi t l 1 '
iii.i eTpH Democrat: to ubniii me -I
lv to his dtci ition, after neb ubrats
sirm has twice brought ihem defeat
An apt reply Is made In yesterday's
fCnnutrer. to his declaration that he
stands now exactly where h gtood m
iftt'o Says the Banuirer Pour y h
h one sp-d la a good record The Col
has beaten tt" "stont" of the boy win.
"qtood on the burning 4eck." There
Is a great deal of differ, tie.-, though
between the Col. ami th" boy The
older and more deliberate reader
of the gaJRsrnted poem long Im
reached the conclusion that the boy
was a condemned fool "
A a result of th. .u-'i-.n of m
nsnrrilli state conventlona tb
Hearst biwim has practically collar '
eiite.t. Warner
I the eonareaiional I
as thoOght, with I
Vttom with his :
i Ltsrwdarn a the
reptesentnttve of Lorianer a uoos
county machine, night "get Wfeth
,-r somewni . and this seemed 1 1 he
Hkelv at one liana after th feat few
ggj pi the cm vi nt u m Denn n I
the representative of the antl-ndmha
1st ration element of Cooh county, tie
rwididate "I the Chicago Ne i !":
a , mm . -
a an uMBt number of seg ro - res on,
of votmg age In those Rtab to le tatt machine
70.3.2
These figures might be SUPpb m B
led by ahowlng the lugro vote in cer
tain other stati -. some of them - wee
anil some "f thi m not For in itnnc
ramajttanls r.i Sea an I Ohio -1 135,
in neither of whbSh tat. . , an then
k ,,.i, i,ni of Damocratk victory,
titoiigh tin negr ot go
wny toward mnktng the total
liian plurality
Then there IB llllnol RO
t cire whih ha- a t-ital n gri mnaeal to anv combination hy which
rota f "!t.7fiL', Ranaa . which Is de Deneen would be nominated. Thai
ri.iu,ii ueentic swiawiiir. tit t tnt" """ ii,.. ., .ninth Imnossible thing hi
com" to pas i: sttwlclenl iroot inn
en,. . yrraot linary iadncemet
Were h-!t out kt tie gifrot,
tb llnitai .stale, senatwrahlp to
- --iiniaim
a "a I trust, bead Ml by Victor r bnvaou i
BefKh-agsmwl which Yates had directed an J
his bitterest Invei iic: ; and M was not
i- time - ,1,,,.,,,-t negulble thai Yates sronW I
n.i tluti'iftto ititi otnet. Il
r., v A, ol ill lllli l IS U
,f lis, ami is
Is, It., where- the Repttldicflrt'. 'I'll"
' t the tariff qu
Of ifl.tali
CHCRCH UNION
ie ti etMtni ui-- pi"' n.r .
and Mr Hears! has htmlf admitted ' ,"4','V!
as much by cancelling engig meni '""' "
for rooms "t Bt Louis during th' - i
vrntlen period, and hf other dirte ;
ti ns which Indicate that hi heart ll
no lancer tn ihe content bo far a hi. j foe '
own can'dMaev s eonrernd Thi ' '
...n .iiff,r. attitude toward i i"U al Si
him or, the part of tho i Democrat! ?bfflr bi vw- -1 - - n
who have opposed him lie has d -f " f- Congregational
. .... . ... . i I -,n.t M.ihoii .i churches A num -'
i . o rco na i c iv ! n si i e i -iti ,
but a pS"
eetl Cnllom I., pi.hibl
f tM pii'''
There j . every renaon to hetlei
j that the ban.-tin ' wa -xa'tly th
...cntion of ih- Preabvtariai .-Am as that entered hato hntww
omhlv of fanala in
John. Ne Brunswick,
pi e of the sit i.ont rtmventlnn, who
ever he ma be. in which n-.p-ei ie
has been more of a party mail ttnn
Mr Rrvan has mown himself to be :
nnd 'hi-- entitle him and hi foil iw
on, to . tfnl consider ition Iron
itf Jhe district conventions of Ihe
thre, ilenonlinallons have Indot,. ,
rti kinifln i. Ian ho' thMP i don'" R -n .11 foil wthd
ii will ma through thi general bodj machine candidal
an i Tannei two renin aeo Th
sttuatmn th ti was the same Ta-i
ner had com into the ' nventem with
hi ufk hobb-rs and with bis .'an
nmchine but wna not aide to gatn
nfflclent 'rength to nominate htm
aie. was there with romoaratltfU
a the anv: .
and aft r O'n' ,
. , ...... ,.,.,,1.1 ,l..l.t!.. s ' in, K 1. tun Ion I ' ai- iemmiwi
,y ilia - i,i " -
hailed by the world a. a ilhrlloct step! ted that Tann i coul-l nol he noughts
.. -
ail nem.H-rats Mi Hearst can we'd forward '' '
much inflnene. with a larg class ol ore to unite will mar no detei -pple
a large majority of whom are tlon Bach church will conitntu In
DaaiocrM and h.. believe he stand . Its work, differing iom vbal In g
tor noliciee and doctrines which tbey Urnment and discipline and on minoi
har-Jly agmrovs Th lupport of points of doctrine, but ail put
those pei.pl. is wanted and node I to the general road i he better s-orld
. -. i - ,...,.r ; in V,.rm -l,.,,i,tim. , I r ni : 1 1 1 TI A 1 s ttl ,1 1 1 Ol i'S IE
innee w,.. r-,...... .. , ,,ni
ft therefoie lets have done with noranMv -Irtt-aio t lie- uprnc. n mi- huvth,
harsh criticism of them and their ! person arcoe that only owe of the de of a bn mes idmlelstratl n '
,,,,,, nom-nsM ... an I right, and on - tjti InftRutlon It WS igre I thai
. ,iKht roa.l other hold th it a a Ie should, as k v. mor takerar- of
Vnj.e gnnhnhly, the bbtodlest battle ' te t-,- of denomination each Tanuet 'am ''' ' !'- '
nf the campaign in (be far ea-' wtfl what obstmstelj homing to Its vten own both in Hi pi mnsn I and In Iff
. . i . ' i I . tLi. f..- n.. otit,etit 'i t i t iiir rvf'.n a 1 a a in Its . orrnn!
. . n ,,i,,n infi r. . .1 ,en na, . oi .itt. ee. in ; n'i ,.,,,,,,-,, .....
!' ItJUilli lit t
ter and an agreement v. . entetel la
. iv th- inrnmof nhfch fate imsnll
! aomlnntpd governot i'h Tanner'
ahJ and the mtti i howl I go to ms
t'nit i st it- aennti Tntes, as gov
ertior. to use hi offb i il infl.i" nee tn
thai entl Hut H wa al o agreed that
1 ai.- tb ant i Ml' hoe- I an tidal'
i v 1 1 t it h t ; and not iniuri"iis to .be
S'neral rriei"its caiuo It Is regit I
d as one of Ihe Mtlwarks aeiini
in.on of church and state, and It a'
the ame time a euarsntec of r.dici
,.,,o HK.irt. I hn,,tiiiieii i,m do aom
all hs7,rd,. ,nd they 111 make -he time, combine hut It Is u.nallv sitions as m tnose . wna ""Mmn
attack as rapidly aa possiblet to pre- j through practical considerations ,j two vtars ago. and the term, of na
two weehs tne t.S"ln "I t-ir. ne.n
Tl.'- Japanese, since thir terrible, but
Ttrtcrtotr flgh' for the ir -' .-cm t
Naastma Hill, have beep bn y pi
ing for tht great eonflin They are
determined to take fort Arthur at
How wll Vat's h" t..n" thi h
public eenrrallv knows
Now ;h". peotpM of Illin -i- an I i
fr nt-. bv th" am" Btnh "f thine
. n..rher hareain Is made betwe n th
two candidates who h 1 1 the same po
I fTZ J T '
N
?ii ,n h-r- i - .1 da'nty little frees lot no
age It U na' jf white InJia linan. ifimmd
hVrth 'mi 'oi.lery. Th? yoke is tnck.-a CM
are kil ler, b.-n-aih the deep ber'ha.
, I, broi l
13 ;. ars of
gnunct P'.-I
I'tifle I eft w sle.. I
EITHER torpedo bostf nor iubingriie cwfl ta Um pwa
eoi itatc of development ens nuuw IW Dtitinanip nn
atTair ol the pnii
IT 8 i l l I :i:i.y PREP08TEKOU8 TO TALK
Of THE ELIMINATION 01 THE BATTLE
SHIP. The fact thai several f tbU sort ol emit were
tlestrovcil or Ki.llv dMtmfed by torpedoei or sobiBWW mint la the
.CtioW lictween the to inns gtd Jp tl Port Aftbui BWiM
notbmg o far a- the efficiency ol Um BATTLESHIP tmmntA
t il fully un.ler t 1 by all nnval Ml tMt Um lorprfo, in itselt
B eonparnrttrely bxpenve eontrivwaee, y brttMtlup oat
of MMnmiMton. But thin proves nothinir in the fBUnrJ nmn
f nayal power.
THE TORPEDO DOAT AND KINDRED CRAFT ARE DANGEROUS
JUST IN PROPORTION TO THEIR SCOPE OF OPERATION. TO DE
LIVER CRUSHING BLOWS TO AN ENEMY THE3E VESSELS CANNOT
BE DEPENDED ON.
Whai It riMilnl ii the Uttltnhip to? t'ir Mi "" fln', m,iet
be Mg Mrmg- t.. iMnarj btrd kmmh nnd awifl eawrugh to leei gad
Bad poeitioni ol adVnnue. Then Umw must be the nrtfl armored.
emi or UnK eu either light Of slum a eh ati pair ol heels, and lat,
bat ptrhnpi U in-rtnnt M Um other-. I p try tipply of scsbipn
lgfat enrmtn they nay ba afathtM tbm m THE El ES OF
TIIK FLEET.
It i, ,, very g 1 principle rrf warfare to know what, the enemy
is op to, The batUenbif cannot find oat, but Um Hgbt, gwifl uuitflf
can and 'I'HFV comes the time il.at the cnishlng f'.rce of the
1,,,,'yiK n 1 and emorej shtp t tte-ded. Often the venafja of the
are locator and in n measure their mbvementt learned the
. agoati i in reaviuy turn the real fiphtim: nsrnr to the btg fettovi and
nt Um MIM time protect them from th" attack of torpedo bonK for
the latter cannot Maod any well dfNeted fire frmn the quick loading
gud automatic puns of today.
THFRE 15 NO QUE3TION IN MY MIND THAT THE REAL CON
TROL OF THE SEAS RESTS ENTiRFLV WITH THE POWER THAT
CONCENTRATE ITS FORCE IN A REAL LINE OF BIG 8MIP8
The tinr tion of coat gl not to ba i i mawd, even though a torpedo
, at. .- ting p., hap- $.'"'."''. 'tin. imd'f certain favorable coftdt
j tions dr-troy a battleship VPOfflh ibflOOjIQQ,
The prin-:ial qggMitiiill i; to pr - idt- a means of protection for tbe
, ..re ebath cTid'c- ol war. THIS IS SOLVED BV THE
SCOTT BH1P& They gnal br fa.-t and N armed aa t prevent
t!,.- frfl'irr- el twrjawlo hmil loU. If Use scotsl tValt hi properly,
handled the battleships are comparatively safe and are ready to deal
tfm realW CRrSHIKtt blow when the .p-y. rtnnity nffera. j

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