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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-09-12
The Morning After.

Gayboye-The boys banquet me at
the club tonight. I'll feel like king.
Mrs. Gayboye-Yes, and in the morn
ing you'll feel like the deuce.-New
York Herald.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-09-12

We have good bargains in all and
will be pleased to have Lexington friends call and be
shown through our stock.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-09-12

DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
We are receiving new goods in this de-
partment daily
5O-inch Mohair, all colors. ........ 48c.
36-inch Brillantine blue and black. 25c.
27-inch China Silk, all colors.. ..... 48c.
18-inch White jap Silk k........... 25c
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
THAW TO Be TRIED
ON DECEMBER 3-JEROME GIVES
COUNSEL FOR SLAYER OF
WHITE NOTICE.
No Truth in Story That Alienists For
Defense Have Reported That He
W.s lnsare When He Killed
White.

New York. Nov. 19.--District Aitor
ney Jerome today served no lee upon
counsel for Harry * Tha@ that the
prosecutor would appear in court t,
morrow and ask ter a special jury
December 3. 10 try rhaw for the muir
der uf Stanford White.
A panll of l50 names win be- r..
quested
SCounsel for Thaw called on him go
he Tomb. today TIE object was
understood to confer with the prison.
er ca the story Published this after
noon that the three alienists retained
by the defense had reported TO tho
conclusion tbat Tlaw was insane
when DE willed White. T. is reported
the lawyers told Thaw the Story was
without fn ndation.
Tonight A. r. Peabody of Thaw s
elrzei declared emplaticaliy ae
st ry would neither De confirmed nor
denied a. attorneys for The defense
dec dcd TO do no fur her talking for
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
GRIT OF OFFICER
SAVES BIG LINER
FIRE ON GERMAN-LLOYD GREY
HOUND CAUSES SCARE
IN STEERAGE.
VESSEL IN MID-OCEAN
Sixteen Hundred Passengers We're
On Board-Fire Was Result of
Defective insulation On
Electric Wire.

Now York, Nov. l9-Two hunlral
women ara children steerage passen-
gels IN the North German Lloyd
steamship Prince Irene, who ar
rived mere today from Naples ana
Gibraltar were thrown into panic
late Thursday afternoon. while the
vessel was in mid ocean, by fine
which was discovered in one Of the
steerage sections between decks.
News OF the fire spread rapidly to the
other steerage compartments, ctsus.
ing great excitement among the 400
steerage passengers on the ship in ad-
d tion to the 200 occupying the com
partments where the fire originated,
The fire, which was caused by de-
fecdve insulation, was discovered by
one of the stewards Almost stimuli
taneonsly an italian gill who, upon
gazing overhead, noticed SPARKS and
smoke sDu1eriug from the ceiling.
with a loud cry She rushed from the
room to the hatchWly leading t3 the
deck above. shouting fire as she ran
Scores Of women and children who
were in the compartments al the
time made a wild dash for the batch
rushing pell mell over each other in
a fantic effort 70 gain he deck.
Many women and children stood
paralyzed with fear directly Ia til
oath Of the frightma ldeaed crowd,
The weaker oues being knocked over
and trampled By others Others not
Iaaiz ng what had happened and
thinking that the ship had met with
some great disaster, fel to thei"
lnees and prayed fervenuy for deliv
ance.
The ST award who first discovered
he fire notified Fourth Officer Rose
now who was nearby Rsseaow
'nslied INTO the ROOM, assuring those
VINO remained there was no danger
5eizing large cloth, the four off
oer dipped IT into a bucket Of water
and threw it over the electric wire
covering quickly cXtinguishing The
lanes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
ALCHEM|ST WILL
GROW HIS WEALTH
CLAIMS HE CAN CHANGE PLAIN
COPPER INTO GOLD BY
BURYlNG.
70 SELL HIS SECRET
To Wall Street Finaneiers--Gold From
Copper is 18 Weeks While II
Requires One Year Longer
For White Metal.

New York, Nov l9"All that gilt
tcrs Is not gold. but two American
alchemists lay claim to having found
The m ssng link Of science that viii
permit them TO transform the baser
metals into the yellow substance in
search of which men have penetrate!
the snowwhite II rth of Alaska and
the deepest, darkest wids Of Africa
No longer, perhaps, will there he
great gold ru hes to foreign lands .
no longer fights for claims, for Pro
fessor William Hatch of California
says he has found one way OF grow
ing gold and Iahn Raffel of New
York City asserts he has discovered
anothe'
Professor Hatch, with the aid Of a
bstanoe that he calls "doradium, .
claims he can conyer copper into
pure gold in a triding matter of eigh-
teen weeka and that he can change
silver into gold in fifteen months. His
system is simple. He buries copper and
together in a six feet hole
and then let's them stay there f r eigh-
teen weeks Then he says he can
dig up a great gold nugget II takes
silver one year longer under ground
to turn yellow with the ASST tance tf
Professor Hatch's dorad.um.
Professor Hatch had his laboratory
ID Santa Monica. CAL on the shores Of
he Pacific He is an Enslishman and
declares that he has Just refused an
offer e. the Frech governments to pur
chase his ecret al the mean outlay
Of a million francs in order that he
may place his formula h the hands Of
the British government
Mr.. Raffel will not disclose the Sc
cret Of his accomplishment. However
he has written of his discovery to the
Neeretasv ef the treasury ind hopes
to sell it to the shrewd Wall Street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
MUT|NY ON PEARY
SHIP D|SCRED|TED
ARCTIC CLUB MEMBERS INDlG
NANT OVER REPORTS or
CREWS DlsAFFECTloN.
MEN GREW IRRITABLE


New York, Nov. l0--Members of
the Arctic Cub were indignant today
over the publ shed report that the
crew Of the Roosevelt. he ship used
by Lieutenant Peary in his last dash
for the North Pole, had mutined 1T a
Northern Labrador port because they
claimed the vessel was unseaworthy
Not only was the story discredited hus
evidence was produced to show ii did
no contain an element OF truth.
DR. Frederick G. Holden 63 Seventh
avenue Brooklyn exhibited dis
patch under date of November IL 10
his uncle, Captain Charles r. Dix, one
Of The builders of the Roosevelt, who
died asj September. This dispatch
came from Battle Harbor Cape Race
and read:
Your ship, the Roosevelt, best ice
fighter and sea boat ever built
"PEARY."
Morris K Jessup whise gift Of $25,
600 made Peary's trip possible, said he
did net believe a word of the story.
"If any trouble occurred OF such a
nature, Lieutenant Peary would have
notified me at once, said Mr.. Jes-
sup. fIe has made no mention to
me of dissatisfaction among the men.
beyond the general story of hardships
Therefore, place no credence in this
story. presumed to have been received
in a letter from che of The crew.
Another member Of the Arctic Club
had dispatch of more recent date
from Chateau Bay in answer to a tele-
gram OF congratulations II read:
Thanks for congratulations STAR
ing for Sydney"
There was no word of trouble with
The crew and it is the general belief
that aside from some minor dissat-
isfaction such as might be expected
from men who have passed through
a perlous trip of this kind, ther could
have been no concerted action that IN
any way approached mutiny.
In spite Of all this, n man conver.
sant with Arctic affairs said today he
believed there had been some trouble
on board the Roosevelt.
Il know" he said, that men grow
very irritable after tho long strain |
after battle with the cold and ice and |
Ii is somtimes very hard to control |
hem. Ii is likely that Peary has |
'ound some insubordinaton and that
he has been forced to check II with
4 firm hand"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
HEAR THE CUSTER
INSTITUTED BY
GOVERNMENT AGAINST TER.
MlNAL ASSOCIATION.
Reeordo introduced Make a Thorough
Case Railroad Under Many
Aliases Controlled Rates on
Eastern Points.

ST. Louis. Mo, Nov. 19.-The hear
ing OF the government custer suit
against the Terminal Railroad Asso
clati,n was resumed today The rec
ord OF the office of r. NJ. Fraser, chair
man OF the eastbouud and ST. Louis
Cincinnati and Louisville freight com
mittee and secretary Of The 81. Louis
Coal Traffic Bureau. was formerally
offered in evidence.
II was stated by the attorney for the
government that the records Of the 81
Louis. Cincinnati and Louisville
freight committee controlled absolute
ly the freight rates on every commo-
dity between those points. records Of
the eastbound freight committee
show that it controlled rates 10 points
a. far east as Buffalo Records OF the
ST Louis Coal Traffic Bureau show
the roads co1trolled the rates on coal
from Illinois fields within 80 miles
OF East ST. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
HOLD UP ORDERS
DIRECTING FURTHER DISCHARGE
or THREE COMPANIES OF NE.
GRO SOLDIERS.
Action is Taken Account of Deluge
of Protests ard to Await Return
of President and Secretary
Taft.

Washington, d. c., Nov. l9-Actine
under The order of Secretary Taft
Major General Ainsworth. military
secretary directed that further dis
charges from three negro companies
Of the Twenty-ffth infantry on ac-
count Of the ahooting at Brownsville.
Texas, be suspended pending further
orders
This action. il is stated tonight. was
taken 10 await the return cf Seere-
tary TAFT tomorrow and pending fur
ther adviccs from President Roose-
Welt. who ha been communicated
with. The war department has been
delueed with protests against the or.
der directing the discharge OF he
three companies Further inyes iga-
ton may be made and certain Off
GERS called on for an explanation of
the movement Of the men al the time
of the Brownsville inciden-.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
FRANCE DESIRES
TO Be At PEACE
CLEMENCEAU BELIEVES REAP
PFOAC F1MENT WITH GER
MANY IS DESIRABLE.
GERMAN pRESSAT FAULT
Moroccan Affair Resulted in Loss Of
Ground Which Had BeenGained
in Previous Years--Not
Bent On War.

Ba.Im Nov. ~. Tageblatt today
printed dispatch from Paris detail
ing an interview which it's c0rte-
spondent there had With Premier
ClemcnceaQ and Foreign Minister
Pichon the day before BueloW leiy-
cred his recent spea,h in The Reich
stag GA Germany's foreign relations
Clemenceau. after referring to the
attacks Of the German press on the
new French min stry is quoted as
saying
he Germans have one fault, they
treat as one moment with exquisite
politenes8 and the next moment With
exaggerated brusqueness. Before the
Moroccan affair, the feeling here had
greatly improved and there were
many people among ms who regarded
The reappoachment with Germany as
very desirable and readily admit
the Emperor personally played a
large part in bringing this state of
anaus about hen, although We die
carded Delcasse as foreign minister
The G man press attacked rs The
papers oven asserting Germany conld
gej from toe United States The mil
II a. necessary for a Gcgmal-Freuch
wan. Thus the Moroccan affair re-
uHcd in the loss of ground which
had been gained in previous years.
7 DO not want war and no one else
here wants war We desire good ela
tiaas with all foreign countries and
If thes relations are not satisfac
tory we are desirou of improving
them. Of course we must always be
strong and prepared for everything,
but tha docs not mean we want war.
On the contrary anyone who desired
war would be regarded as demented
ana it. was be=anr@ We ,thanght ( 80.
thar we oyeTthreB Deieasse WAC diii
nor want war, but whose policy might
have led to war.
"lt would be Impossible for Us 10 |
pursue q war like policy for parlia
menJ would dismiss The minis ors at
once, as, il did in the case of Del
.asse.
The task which | shall set myself
To continue the work Of Improving
HE relations between France and |
Germany
Pichon fully endorsed Clemen. I
,aaus views declaring he with |
1lemenceau, would do everything |
possible to improve ths relations be.
ween the two countries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
HAVOC|S WROUGHT
BYF|ERCE STORMS
SOUTHLAND EAST OF MISSES,
IPPl is SMlTTEN
HARD.
PEOPLE CAMP IN TRIES
Having Been Forced From Homes BY
Water Wheh Covers Earth
Several Feet--StiI
Raining.

Memphis. Tenn, Nov 19-As detail
ed reports are received from those
portions Of Alabama north and central
Missi sippi and Wcat Tennessee swept
by winds ami rain storms of the pas
Is hoprs The situation increases in
seriousness.
Ran has fallen almost ntinuously
throughout this territory aud practio-
ally the entire diGJric. is under water
to the depth Of several feet.
Many of the poorer white as well as
scores Of negroes have been forced
from their homes bv the rising water
seeking refuge is many instances in
trees.
From Winona, Maben and Mathis
ton, Miss, reports cansprva.ively place
the teal damage at 100000.
Tonight the rain continue with no
sign Of abatement,
What unharyested crops were in the
fields are now believed 10 be a total
loss.
Ia Memphis, the precipitation from
Friday night until this afternoon
reached 742 inches.
Great havoc has been wrought in
this city and immediate vicinity
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
WILL CONSOLIDATE
Great Northern, Northern Pacific and
Burlington TO Be Linked as
One.

Omaha, Neb. Nov. 19.-The Bee de
elarcs that vi, hin one week the equity
which the Northern Pacific now holds
in the Burlington will pass into he
hands Of the Great Northern and with
in Is days the Burlington and Great
Northern will be merged into one sys'
tenn with James J. Hin in control The
construction of a link which will soon
be fin shed and when It ia. says the
Bee, the Great Northern, Burlington
and Northern Pacific will be joined in
to one vast system. but the federal
government objecting the Northern
Pacific will not be named in the un-
ion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
FINISH THE JOB
or Taking Inventory OF Partisan
Churches--No Repetition of
Violent Demonstrations

Paris Nov. 19--Ar inventory Of the
Church of ST Augustine was taken
this aftc noon without repetition Of
the violent demonstration of last
spring when the chur.h b was he'd by
determined parishioHers. Several
priests and church wardens assisted
the government comm .ssioners today.
81. Augustina's is the las church in
Paris I'm which an inventory win have
10 be made
Reports from other sections show
that inventories are taken without
ious trouble.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
MAY WIN PARDON
Bravery Ct Convict at Two Fires
Meets With Favor Of the
Parole Beard.

Lcaveuwcrth. Kan. Nov l9.-The
parole board Of the Kansas peniten-
Hoch that a conditional pardon be
Granted to- phil" Knli0n. brough
here in April. 1893 Kllii0n discovered
FIRE in a work shop one night and
by prompt action kept the fire from
Dfeading. on another occasion Kill
lien helped 70 nut ont a fire in TIE
coal mine He i-ked his lfs in crawl
into cal rooms" to eXiinguish fires
and came near suhOcating KilliOn
was brought to the penifen-iarv 10
serse twenty five year sentence for
aiding in the Filling Of a policeman
~ Wellington. Kan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
RYAN TO RESIGN
From Directorship Of Railroad and
Other Corporations-Cant
Attend All Properly.

Kew York. Nov. 19.-Thomas +.
Rsan. fnancicT. SAID tonight:
Il have resigned from the directo
rates Of a large number Of railroad
and other corporations. Ny accumu
lating interests ana re possibilities
render 70 Impossible for me to attend
enough directors meetings to dis
charge properly the obi cations to
stockholders.
i hav- alsl reached the conclu.
sion I can best serve the financial and
Gduri8ry institutions with which 7
am a s5ciated by seyering my Official
Connections with Industrial corpora
{ 0ns wirn which they have cons ant
business relations"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
FILE MORE PROTESTS.

New Yors. Nov. l9-Resnluj 9n
Tie actions of Pres den.
Roosevelt in dismi. sing from the ann
without honor three companies of ne
gro soldiers, members Of the TRCn r.
fifth infantry were adopted today, Ay
he negro Baptist Ministers of Great
81 NcW York and vicinity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
SEES Red HAT FOR FARLEY.

Nov York, Nov 19.-Arehbislop
Farley is likely soon to be made The
second American cardinal. This is
the opinion of Archbishop Averss. ihe
apostolic delegate to Cuba, who today
returned direct from Rome. where
he has been in close touch with every
member OF the oliege OF Cardinals.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
CAN'T REPRESENT BOTH.

New York Nov 1e-According 70 the
decision Of the Amateur Athletic Un-
ION today college athletes must ir fu-
ture choose between their college AMI
their athletic clubs They viii not De
permitted to represent both at the
same tine This choice may De- ma De-
once each year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
BIC TARIFF WALL
ERECTED BY JAPS
MEASURE WILL TURN THE BAL
ANcE or TRADE AGAINST
THE UNITED STATES.
JAPS STILL FRIENDLY
Consul General Miller Of Yokohama,
ADVISES Adoption Of Reciprocity
Treaty al Once For
Protection.

so3tto Noy "a Irnitpl stat 4
conspi General FIer.y B Miner at
yo,ob.,,a has issued an emDhatic
warning to The home government at
WA b'neton regarding the trale of
tbs conptry win the Orient. m a
special raport now being con ider
Cd bv President Roosevelt Mr. MIL
1or declares that pnless me limited
e.. ..,.oa t,,a,aatata oaa aooidaa
'7"' ''"' "''' =.
steps, tAlS Fy must Se' llS-ll
outsripped in the Orient and must
sea Japan constantly increasing her
e,ncrts ~ tbo rrnited statas wbtIo
s...-----.-. -..s.s-
becoming less ana lass q customer q
this country.
Mr. Miller recommends recjproc'ty
,rHb tono, am l,a anoa.t..a ~ ma
''o ''' '
pace OF tHe MINOR ools'ia'es' OF q
corps Of commercial asents Or at
taches under the consul general
in war ga :, ca,,,,aroa o
,,.n
'''.'''@ :" 'i'' ''i''''' 't' "'' l'''
"'heh copes with japan commercially
must be we'll equipped and will find
IN Tanap an onnonent which is q
,-1oaoao
"''H a"' S"'sle 'noushl N'ppIA'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
ARREST THE ANARCHIST.

Naples. Nov 19.-Anarch'st Sa
yerio Lagana, who killed Professor
Giovanni Rossi, of the University Of
Naples. Saturday night has been ar
rested He showed no repentance de-
clar.ne am not guilty for it was
my arm that committed the crime"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
PASSENGERS SHOOT HAcKMAN.

Bloomington, H., Nov. 19.-Be
cause he refused TO clmy them to
their destination through muddy
roads, Grant Stoner colored and Ed
ward Spiler. whi.o. shot and fatally
injured Major Payne. hackman, of
this city today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
RUN ON THE BANK
Caused By Careless Remark BY Un-
known Persons-Depositors Are
Quickly Paid.

Chill 'cothe. Ohio Nov. ia care
less remark made bv some unknown
oers n started run ON a savings
bank Go this CITY today. Tt began a.
noon and continued all afternoon until
late this evening There was abso-
lutely no cause for The rush Of de-
Dosifors as the savings bank company
IS one # the ltTongest state banks in
Ohio If Is reported the withdrawais
viii reach tes 70 fifteen thousand eai-
lars and that all who cali fer their
money tomorrow viii be pail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
ISSUE DEFENDANT SUBPOENA.

ST. Louis, No. NOV 19.-Subpo mas
for he defendant in The federal gov.
crnmeuta SIT aeains. the STANDARD
OH ComTany were today issued i'm the
United States circuit court There are
n corporation and partnerships and
seven individual defendants All OK
cent enc or TWO of the wris viii be
sen FOB United States marshgls I'm ota.
cr districts for service.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
FAYErTe DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Jackson. Miss, Nov. 19.-Prac'ically
,ae entire bu mess section OF Fay
cite. Miss was destroyed by Ere To-
night THE loss is abou si75o1o The
telephone exchange has been destroy
cd. grounding Western Union wIrer,
which makes 60 Impossible o get De-
fa-4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
TO Be HOME SOON
Pres'r rent Gains Time on Itinerary Ct
Trip and Will Be Back Noven1-
Der, a.

Washington. ID G.. Nov iq-Tla
latest w-rj at be White H9s from
President Roosevelt before be- Jeff
Colon indicates he will reach WASH
ingion at least o. November q and
pr rlhabiy s0 hours earlier than the
original Itinerary tb- izthmian irD
con icmp'ated IIe gained a day
Panama leaving there Saturday. iz-
stead Of Sunday night He expects
to embark on iho Louieiaua if0I San
Jus1 On Wedne Cay Hisht
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
EMPEROR HANDS OUT A PLUM.

Berlin, Nov. 19-Toe press an
nounces that the emperor has ten
darel he portfolio or minister of
agriculture TO Won Araim-cIiewer.
who is at present head of the Garman
Agricultural society.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
LOOKING FOR ANARCHISTS.

Rome Nov. Efforts of the police
10 discover the man who Is responsible
ior the bomb in 81 Peters yesterday
has been % FAR without success. Sus
picion points 10 an individual who eN-
pIoded the bomb ia Cafe Aragno on
NoHemler l4th.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
SPANISH FACTIONS FIGHT.

Barcelona Spain Nov 19-In
course of a fac.ional fight here today
between ciericgl- and republicans tnc
pol CO. charged tae crowd several
times. A uumbC af shos were fired
many pee MS were wounded and az
rests made wholesale
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
GET DOWN TO THEIR WORK.

Berlin. Nov. i9-The American
and Geramn tariff commissi9, ars had
their first business meeting today
The proceedings win be- kept secret
un % ne work of the commissioners
rs concluded
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
IN RANDs OF RECEIVER.

Fraapori. H. No. 13-|he German
Insurance Company which reinsIred
in Royal Insurance Company Of Liver
pool. last week. was place iH the
hands 0f o receiver today. the Ch.cs-
90 Title and Trust company teiEE
ramed as receiver.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
ILLINOIS ODD FELLOWS.

Springfield. m. Nov. 19-Tha
grand eneampmeut If The Illinois Odd
Fellows convened tonight, The grand
ancamDment degree was conferred
on a number OF past chief patriarchs
The grand lodge will meet tomorrow,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20
ENTIRE CABINET RESIGNS.

Cumf-. Mo1teneer1 Nov l9.-Tte
entl-a cab.ret has r- gned. The res.
ieua -o1s were accepted The action
follows resolutions expressing @ lack
Of confidence in the government
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20

lF YOU WILL WORK AS HARD
to find good business chance as you
would TO catch a fish or shoot q pheas'
ant, you will prosper-aIthough, If you
read the want ads, regularly, you may
not have to work as hard,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-20

IF YOUR MENTAL AcALEn" ere
In good working condition. weigh the
business ana other ads on then--ard
when you find one that seems to be
the proper sort, don't be afraid to in
vestigate II further.