The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-31

There were many hundreds oil con.
testants for the solution of
The Bulletins Metal Puzzle in last
Sundays Bulletin and Of that number
49, correct guesses were received,
many OF them from out of town sub
scrihers. Almost as many more came
within one word of having The cor.
rect answer and large number were
disqualified owing to incorrect spell
ing of one or more words The most
popular mistake was the spelling of
The word ZINC as "zink." which OF
course disqualified that answer.
STEEL was spelled Steal" and
steele" and LEAD appeared as
led" AS the puzzle stated, Each
picture represents the name Of a
metal" and in order to properly name
the metal It must be spelled correctly.
"Old gold and quicksilver" as repre-
scented by the fourth and sixth pic.
ture respectively. were not correct. A
large number of answers were also
received after the. close OF, the contest,
Wednesday noon, ana could not he
considered, although many OF them
were correct. II
A list OF those correctly guessing
the ten pictures including number
who did mot write their answers cor
rcctly bltt evidently made the right
guess, follows. Unless otherwise
stated the contestant is from Cairo:
Mrs. Carl Mansperger, Miss Allie
Botts, Mound City; Mrs. b. McManus,
Jr. Miss Mary Hoban, Miss NJ f.,
Riley, Otto Schni, Miss Minnie Kelb,
Mrs. j. r. Gilman. w w. Sullivan,
Miss Eva Ienlen. st. Lotus; Mrs. A,
II. Twente. Loe Fitzgerald, Herbert
Mitchell, Miss Lucille Robinson. Mrs.
|. b. Correll, Centralia; Fred Reinhard,
Miss Bertha Zerfass, Miss Marie Lnes-
chen, Miss Rose Hogan, Mound City;
Miss Kate l., Elliott, Miss Clara Mil
burn. lobe King. Clifford Vincent.
Miss Laura Mai Burton Mrs. E. s.
Stark, Miss Tresia Mahaffee, Mrs. JAS.
G.. Blaine. Miss Hazel Cnrren. Mound
City, Master T. Cannon, Miss Viva
Mae Held, Miss Alma Schuh, Stuart
Carey, Evelyna Rohr, H. T. Parker,
Sandusky; Harry w Schulz, Arthur
Krauss. Miss Carrie Parks. J. F. HIGH.
cox, Lloyd Wissinger, Miss Helen John
son, Mound City; Mrs Amarila Mar
tin, Comfort s. Butler, Mrs. c. NJ.
Wells. Lloyd f. yesterday, Mound
City Chas. p. Harris, Miss Virginia
Green. Miss Virginia Bishop, Miss Ed.
ma Cohen Mrs. h. Pyle, Mrs. Ross
Easterday. Priest Thomas, Karl Mil
Ter, X. b. Goe, Mounds. Miss Kate Red
man, Miss Marion H. Wright, Miss
Clara Edmonds. Paul Arid Miss Dor
othy Davis, Miss Augustine Fitzgerald,
Miss Beulah L. Hall, Miss Gertrude
Lutz. Miss Clara Kinkead, Miss Bes'
sic Borwn. Mrs. T, e. Echols. Grand
Chain. Clarence Neif, Miss Nellie
Perez. Miss Julia Farrin, Mrs Z. M
Kelly. Mrs. VIM. Cain. w. H. Sayton,
Miss Margaret De Baum, Chas. Meal
lister, Birds Point Miss Ruth Hilton,
Mrs. G.. r. Calhoun. Miss Ida Hogan,
Miss Florence Brown, l.. Scheeler,
Miss Winifrod OShea, Miss Margaret
Strong. Miss Gladys Shea. Miss Ruth
yesterday, Mrs. j. Hoard. Kenneth
Warner. Albert Lane, Miss Hattie
Boyle Mrs. s. w Shoemaker. Walter
Denzel. Mrs. Geo Boyd, Will Howe,
r. II. Haynes. Clay Baird, Vernon
Pope, w. s. Marmaduke, Mrs. e. G.
Steinhouse. Miss Mildred Keane,
Clarence Chapman. Miss Lutte Hill,
Miss Helen Smith. Mrs. Joe Morgan,
Miss Elizabeth O'Hara, Miss Marietta
Taylor, Emmett Ragsdale, Earl Tarr
Grand Cabin Miss Anna Fuller. Miss
Elizabeth Lane. Miss Annie Gilman,
Roy Shelter. Manch Mccullough. Miss
Josie Casey, Miss Marion Candec. Miss
Nellie Jones. Miss Dess Hyde, Mrs.
Gus Klen, f. NJ Davidson, Charlie
Schnh, Miss Pauline Becker Miss
Edith Hill. Miss Lillian Halliday. Miss
Ruth Moorhead. Sam James. Miss Pru
den Malone, J. Monroe Payton, Don
Pyatt, Willie Dougherty Mound City;
Mrs NJ. J. OShea. Miss Emma Carey.
Miss Jennie Dewey. John Koehler,
Mrs. j. T. Rennie, Russell Hoard Mrs.
Ira Hastings, Miss Lizzie NJ Watkins,
John Hofheinz. Miss Margaret Stea-
gala. Mrs L. Diepenhrock, Grand
Chain, Mrs. j. o. O'Shea, Eric Bristow.
Mound City; Miss Minnie comba. Miss
Catherine Wing. Miss lnez Meehan,