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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
LOEN3sJ SlONS
V#4 TOO ARDENT
Amorou, Juth Of ~ 0 Pass Goes to
Jail f6 Letter He Wrote ! Girl.

Ira Noble, aged about % years. and
a clerk in q grocery sto-e al Alto
Pass. Union county became euam0r.
cd Of Miss Eva Hancock Of The same
villag' lie poured forth his soul
in a letter which came under he ban
Of Uncle Sans censorship. and Miss
Hancock greatly aGcndcd al some Of
The cxprt iona which inc loee sirich.
en youth daau ID. tural the lelior
over 70 the federal authorities, with
the result :: az 'uug Noble was in
dictel. arrested by TN ted States
Deputy Ma-gbal D1wei. Of Spring
iHld and Yesterday plead guilty in
the Cn.tcl States district court in
Springfield on the charge of sending
an obscene letcr through tie mails
and was hncd $500 and costs. IN de-
fault 70 payment fc was commit;
80 be- Saugamcn county jail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10

London. March "A correspondent
at St. Petersburg Of the Morning Post
says Minister OF Interior Bouligan re-
signed but the emperor requested him
TO remain in office and that he con
sented to retain the portfolio tempo
rarily.
According TO the ST. Petersburg cor
respondent of the Telegraph. a tele-
gram from Rojestvensky not yet pub
lished states that four Of his war
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
PROBING THE BEEF TRUST.

Des Moinss, Ia, March 9--Govcrn
nent inspectors are in the CITY "a
lrobe the operations Of the alleged
beef trust in Iowa. Many meat shops
have been visited and efforts made
TO secure evidence that the l1cal in
dependent packing plant has been Il s.
against. From here the
go 20 Sioux City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10

than on Wednesday. Many military
off cials are openly speculating as ia
how long the fragment of the once
great army cf Manchuria will be able
10 hold the lube on Hun river and,
r Oyama has actually succeeded in
)erfecting his trap. how long ii will
De before thousands Of Russians viii
be effecting in Japan junction with
heir Port Arthur comrades whose
former failure is written by the
rench-nterred corpses at Vafangow
and IIaicAenz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
GIRL DEPOSITS t1,7oo PENNIES.
Sends Mass of copFers to Sank on q
Dray 10 Start Savings Account.

Rockford. H., March 9JIncs Gates.
aughter OF the keeper Of small
store in the suburbs, deposited with
he Rockford National bank at one
inc ll.70O pennies TO start a savings
recount. Her father had been giving
ler the excess of pennies each night
fer a long time and she had kept them
in soap box, not spending or count
ing them. A few days ago she cen
"cived the idea Of getting interest on
he IN rey. and went to bank to
see II the pennie5 would be received
She was iold to wrap in packages cf
twenty-five aud bring them down. she
spent moro than a day making Up The
packages and then carried the pen
lies 10 the toiler on dray, the mass
weighing over seventy poanls.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
$50 ASSETS
To Place Aesir5t s354.oOo Liabilities
Had This Quincy Man.

Springfield. lll March 9.-Petition
in bankruptcy was fled today by
Tere A Clark. a mining promoter. oi
Quincy, H.. Labilf ties. s354.5ae as.
se.s. 500 Failure was due 10 mining
ventures in Alabama.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10

he telegram saYs.
The greatest battle IN the worlds
history promises 10 end in the world 5
greatest military disaster Even if
Kuropatkin succeeds in statching bali
his host from the terrible ring of fire,
how can Ru sia hope TO send out an
other army u repleBish his ranksg
The sword is being rested from Rus
sia's fumbling hands. kuropatkin's
disastrous defeat ought 10 mean the
end Of the war unless the ears blind
ness IS incurahle and he waits for
further sleige hammer blows TO faii.
inevitable as those Of fate.
A correspondent al Toxic Of the
Telegraph SAYS IN offe Al authority
that fully 2oe.ooo Rassians are en-
veloped. aud he hears the Russian
central army is almost annlhiiated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
WILL MARRY JUNE 6.

Berlin, March 9.-According 10 a
semi-ofilcial statement the marriage
Of Grown Prince Frederick William
and Duchess Cecilia viii take place
in Berlin June 6.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
NO BETTING AT RACES.

jefferson City. NO. March 9.-1he
senate passed r bill repeating the
breeders law The measure has al
ready passed The house The breed
erG' law permitted betting al race
tracks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
WARSAW WAS GLAD WHEN IT
HEARD MUKDEN HAD FALLEN

peremptorily forbidden by the censor
to do SO. Il was quickly circulated.
however. and was the subject Of al
most jubilant comment In the cafes
aud elsewhere.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
BRYAN LOSES HIS CASE.
ccnreetiect Supreme Court AfHrms
Decision Of Lower Court.

Hartford Conn March 9.-ln a Dc
oi l. n by the supreme court today the
superior court is upheld in declaring
the sealed letter in the Philo s Ben
nett will containing a bequest Of $50
600 10 William }. Bryan is not part
Of the Bennett viii The case went mp
on Bryan's appeal from The superior
court decis OH.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10

AltNtldlih- OHlu' AldIV
Carnegie Is now definite
present trial Of Mrs. c . ..
she should be acquitted Il
negie might appear at q
trial, but as far as the exis 2
concerned, his pay is waitE
and he is at liberty to go
United States Marshal q
day made out a check for
Carncg'e's order, and it Is b
marshal's office, pending \
gie's call for H. II he does
will be mailed to him.
The defense today made a
effort to have the case taken
jury. and a verdict Of acq'
dered by the court. After
lasting through the create
the day, Judge Taylor. jus
the afternoon adjournment.
the motion. The defense al
cd fwn cOuutg of the iudict
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
THE: CIR
Il,

asked that certain parts of the tesSf
mony offered by the government be
stricken out An admission from the
Judge that he had not regarded the
two counts as good was the extent
Of the satisfaction secured by the
defenae.
1t is probable the case viii lie given
TO the jury tomorrow evening
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10

Warsaw, March s.-The report that
Mukden had fallen was received with
ill-coneealed pleasure. Newspapers
wished to publish the report hut were
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10

St Petersburg, March 10. 3:05 a.
m.-St Petersburg this morn ng
knows little more Of the outcome of
the battle at Mukden tlan it knew
Wednesday night and little more Of
the fate of kuropatkin's beaten army.
II is not even known whether the
railroad has been cut and communica-
tions destroyed, though IL Is believed
the rcpor cd destructionof the line by
Oku's army refers to damage inlllct-
cd Wednesday, which was not serious,
though traffic was twice interrupted.
Ii is evident, however, that The Jap
anese are pressing closer this inlis-
pensable line Of retreat.
The most important news re-
ceiyed from Russian sources IS Asso-
cited Press information that he Jap
ancsc already have reached Hun
river Flu Pass is only twelve miles
east Of Mukden, and well westward
OF Lncyitch's line of retreat. Whether
the extreme Russian lsSt has
already succeeded in retiring behind
Hun river and moving down the north
bank of that stream to jon Aands
with Kuropatkin's main force IL not
stated: but it Is extremely probably
that unless the Russians are able toi
defend the crossing at Fu Pass. Rem
ncnkampffs corps and perhaps addi-
ticnal forces viii te cut off and have
to shift for themselves in tho noun
famous region north Of Fushun
agains; exped tionary forces Of Jap
anese which are reported from Chin
csc sources to be racing towards Tie
Pass.
Tbs is carnival week according 10
the Russian calendar; but the stern
hand Of fate has moved taat dial
forward and plunged the city into
len.er gloon and despondency Pes
simism yesterday was even deeper
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
ST. PETERSBURG ENvELOPED In
CLOUD OF IMPENETRABLE GLOOM
City is Now Specializing on How Long 1t
Will be Before Kuropatkin's Army
Joins StOesseIs Men in TOkiO--
Japs at FnPass, Vital Point

London lobby night
tould be traced reliable
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10

~ r,atd i, the
ever carried
ling Leopold mn .a,ns
she was dy- O. 1''' =,
gn his name ~ ~ -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10

Mukden, March 9--Noon-Japsnese
this morning bomlagded bridge at
Flu Pass, on tho Hen river, twelve
miles east of Mukde1 Russian artill.
cry replied vigorously The cannon.
ade lasted an hou At pre-ent the
japanese are making me. enorgs tic
attacks south of the Hun yer It
Is rnmored they have transferred
thither some of taeir forces from the
northwest, in cnt oipaticn Of night
attack
Russian forces in The district Of
Tzuanyanche north Of Mukden sta
ion. rested under arms throughout
tho night Shortly before dawn a
large Japanese force approached the
Zararilser regiment This regiment
allowed the Japanese TO approach
within two hundred PAGES and then
discharged volley from their rifles
ana opened on them with quick fire
guns, simply moving down tae Jap
anese. who were repulsed.
Among prisoners brought in on
Wednesday were a number of pri-
va.es in new uniforms who were from
a recently organized Japanese reserve
division. There is reason TO be
lieve another division is being landed
in the northern part Of Korea for the
purpose Of making demonstration
against Vladivcstoia Wednesday
there were furious attacks northwest
of Mukden against Santal;se. Yang
shihtun and Ushuntun. These attacks
were all repulsed.
Civilians are streaming norhward
out of MukdCn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-10
GOES To JUR
THIS VI
IWard EIaI
MIS-. cAADWlck's
TRIED EARNEST
THE COURT TO
QulTTAL GUT "
1C15, 1917, 1919
Sssssss ssosssssssSs,

Cleveland, Ohio, Marsssssass
Carnegie is now definite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

men. &n 6olge ~itnrfen 3uitromS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Sunocrburc Sunlangcr Gntbniinn
Oen.

Gub Der SoSialisnnS tntcrtuilo'
nal lit, ourol,s bat Die Fortel nlcntnl"
elm Scbl gcmoft; olleln gc9clt oefl
Nurmrri Der Observation-Disclosures bo'
ben oci ocutid)en So5iollIten prctc-
itirt. Mltn bringt Die ~Serliner Eolt"
cjncn Artifcl, Der eroBcS N~hiilebclt er'
rcot mo oli Den bic oclltld)c Soilols
Democratic aniiportclt nlllB llllo 6lpcts
icaoa aud, miro. Nod, Der oNo't"
hot n0mlid Scr frnn5olilt)c Ncpolldcz
Nclo, Der .brcn' General" ula cr III
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gen bic %criid)erung, Dab bciln Nus
brltd, zines ariegcs 5miIdlcn 6rolf-
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Scbcn 9"eruicn meroen loIle. Die
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Tcpnrtemcnt fir Uiicutti6e stfrrheit.-9mien.
sub'T cpartemcnt bee @cbanoc.
Suipettursy iircdnS.

VA II nj u I {. II. NnuCTtOCr lVUJ.
%@ttncbutc iilr Die GrrittrlIlG etne5 GchdlIbcS
fir bcn WiuOOr ulo Giubtrdib Der Siuoi pnlits
more ant einem @rulotiiid an Der Sltieitc hce
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

Baltimore, ben q. Nuoember l9Oo.
urbcrungs,a uaebutc Wethen BITE Wa!ttiuodl'
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Scpurtcucnt fir dffcutlide Sidcrbcit. Vantei.
Sub'5epartemeu ocs @cbauoc.

Baltimore. oen II. Jioo. 1905.
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9tr. 10. Cft=9pmbarosS trabe, fir NIiitcIlng
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

ld)rcibt; IS lit bcfannt, oaB General
WollIon0cr, ipboI0 CT I'M Npril 1887
irnnjolildCr aricq9miniltcr gCuors
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GOO SrnncS al Die oClltldcn So5iole
0cmotrotcn 81 rcd)ncn. @oltlan0cr
babe lelbit IN lcilCnl MuniiClt olti Die
Nnflo9c-Yttc crfl0rt: sd molltc Dor
ollcnl inter mcincr Non0 Hcutc bu-
ben. Die nit Den SojiolbCnlotrntcn
eillco 0cluiilcn Sonbc9 &crbin0ungcn
m%mtcrboltcn, 10 bob id) ulld) uli OCrcn
Nlcnlt rcd)ncn tonntc an Ocnt (oHc,
Der Dem Nu2brltdlc 0c9 &rtcGcp Dor
NllNBlllHy tull u Nll wv INIll SuI'-
SD lpcr0c nid)t mcbr io0clJ mo ntr
Ole Sninnllc &brCS EorgcbCna, Seer
General Stuut@umpult, mur n0tbiA,
INT MIDI 81 0crnrti1cn GnthilulmNcn
jlt 5luingcn." Gic Nnnlcn Gcrcr, Die
nlll ocn 9ouIonqcr'l6cn Guittllngcu
ItcbclL iino BON Sruntrcid) Acbcim &C.
bnltcn mor0cn. <rioic Gntbiilun-
gen. Die tailnt gloubbult Crlfcincn.
Gob Der Fntrinti9mla Der hcrtidcn
So5iol0cnlotrotcn 0crort nlli 0cn
Sumo Qctonmen, ooB lie in cincn1&ric-
&C nit 6rontrcid) gcmciniomc Sudr
nit oiclcnt ntnd)cn %loltcn, lit nidt
lpobl o%n5mcbmCn. Gin 9lltirlll 81 Ell
nem Iuiitono I'M &ricgc im Hiifcrt
0c2 0cutidcl, Nccrca lpiiroc in
0cutlhlnnb gar fcitcn @i0crbull &c
iunocn hoben. Cos mltBtcn Die So
jiolbcuotrntcn ST @DulonNcr'9 3citeu
anu5 gut Ginc idmcrc Anid)uIOigltna.
mclde Die oEoit" ge6cu OK 0elltidje
So5iol0cmotrutic crbobcn bot. Gic
! SiihrCr Scr YurtCi mcrOcn 0nrolti ant
mortcn miiiicn.
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EDmlauo'S tiirfiihc gGocr.
GanitnbIe. tSebduOe, Guitnmt scaen. ststs often.
SnNrSfn0r.

9tm 10. ToOcmbcr Ucurr Nnud int 9lltcr
bon - 5ubrcu.
9Gm 8. &opcmbcr Hnna GIiiobetb 2anR, 20
Sabre alt.
stm 10. 9jcucmbcr 6curN I. stintnbeTn, I
|ubr at.
Nm TO. gtoDCmbcr Subauu l~luirico I'M /.
qChcueiuhrC.
9lm II. gtopcmbCr Charles I. NulE.
Vim ii. ytupculbCr MATTHIAS NCru INT hubCll
Tlicr bon - NubrCn.
glm 10. ytuucmhcr Nuoreu I. Mtner I'M vi.
fer uuU 30 [ubrCu.
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Sin Traucr Strifc.

an aonio@Giip. &onina, bCrrid)t
Gin 9icr. Strife, unb 5lpor limo ole
g,roucrci 9eiiBer bic Strifcr. @i@lcr
fonnten lid) Die biceercn Siir0er in
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ScfanutntndJnngcn


Steucrs{ cpnffcmcnt. HntDuuhs.
ultimpr {. nen II. Nuu. 1908.
NbidaBuuncu fir bic aipcllirnhg, Ftlottcrnhg
nuo MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Mifcu, Strafc.
NIudriht miro biCrnIit ertbClIt onb nlcil Hhs
IcbdRunacll iir oic 9tiOellirIlrg, Rtlaitcru1G II.
Observation-Disclosures oeS nIl9epl %allcrlcll
5hciIcs Der Wifcrlz Strabc, bon Der Siiolcite oct
yiprtb Npcnuc his sur 9~iOroicitc OCT Eafn0cttcs
Ypeillrc. luui Der am is. Aint 1904 bcIinil9telt
Ncrorbnuug Nj. - hc5 Ntupors Iilo Staots
rntb5, bic nidht irtcrbnlb 80 lGGen pom IA.
g;opcmbcr 1905 bC3ablt pcrOcn, cine Sirnfacs
hiibr BON orci FcoSent biniugciiiNt miro, mo
has Giacntbum, uuI lpcIde5 ioltc Ihihdttlt.
pcn gcmabt luuroen, miro ttntlilclbur nntaut
Gusacmeicn mo fiir oen %crluuf nnac5cigt
uerocn. Prumptc NcSablnng miro oicle heoeuz
tcHocH WlcbruusgdbcH pcrbiiicu.
Seurp NiniomS,
tytOuiD StcucrsGiurCbmcr.
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(Hrurnc Mrbcr.

IS fturb am 10. Ncucmbcr 1908. ghcuoo NM
o tlbr. Wcurgc sCbcr, p~CliCbter Sutte uOi Innu
r. gScber. I'M @ltcr bon % NnbrCl. Slc y'ccr-
oigung fiuOci Sienina, JiuhmittGQa nm : llbr,
bOu fciucr lCBtcu &ubmiuQ. Sn'icrrl gbe. luo
8. Strnbe. NIQblunotulpn. aus itGtt. un5l
Srcuuoc Der SunliliC udiuu9aOol clltacluoeu
liIo. NeiieeurG uul Der o4tt. Carmel Gerles
tcrh. I3i6-SD
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Trcbcrif Glcnbruf.

g2 Iinrb am 10. GuOcmbcr 1905. I rbr Wtor
ocns. Irrocrid Glcubrut, Q~cliebtcr @Gttc pult
GuroliHe Glcrbrof i'm @lter bon So Subrcu,
7ic Rccroipur0 ftnbct Sicntaa, ocn II. DO
penlbcr 1905. giuhWittugS rs ubr, bon ~lctlcr
lcBtcu l8cbuung. Or. 2lOi, Srcocrid %2toeric,
nus unf Der gouoou,G uri G%cInctcrO" itatt. Scr
ponotc mo 5rcrytoc itno boiIiblt cltgcIdocn.
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