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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-15
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an appli-
cation will be made to the 90 eruor ot
the State OF Pennsy lvania on Monday.
Marcel 18th 1906, uuder the Act ot Assem-
blv Of the Commonwealth Of Peunsyi
vania entitled IAN Act to proviie Tor the
incorpor alton aud regulation of certain
corporati ons. approved April 29lh, 1874,
and the supplements thereto, for the
charter OF an intended corporation to be
called "lhe Eagles Mere Company
the character aud object OF
which is the buying, improving, selling
aud leasing oil real estate, aud Tor these
purposes to have, possess and enjoy all
the rights, benefits and privileges of said
Act OF Assembly aud the supplements
thereto
WILLIAM ". MEREDITH,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-02-15
REDUCTION N THE CLOAK ROOM
Ladies' Knit Blouses.
Children's s Sweaters

in all sizes and colors can be purchas
cd here nova big reduction from
the regular prices.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
JUDGE PECKHAM ADVISES SUIT
AGAINST BOTH THE McCURDYS

New YorS Feb 17.-Recommenda
tion that .uit be instituted against
Richard A. McCurdy. former presideu,
OF the Mutual Life Insurance company.
is made in a letter written by T.. S.
Supreme Court Justice Peckham o.
the special inye tigaiing committee rf
the Mutual ani made public today Tho
letter saws that She suit should be be-
gun before McCurdy leaves this coun-
try for Europe and its object should be
9 orocoyer money watch NcCurly may
owe The company.
Oiv-s Out Letter OF HAS Own.
In making this letter public. Char
leg A. Peabody. president Of the Mr-
tual. gave cut a letter Of his own in
which he said he does not think Ju-
tice Peckham viii have any reason o.
find fault with the ac ION al the com
pany relative 10 the matter To which
be refers The Peckham letter was
given to Peabody by William n
chairman Of the Mu'uars
special investigating committee -
whom g. was orig nally written
Called Forth a Reply
Justice Peckham's letter called frrih
a reply from Tfuesdale dated Febr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
SCHARER GREETED
BUSCH WITH KISS
GERMAN LIEUTENANT AT pASA-
OENA EXHIBITS AFFECTION
FOR THE BREWER.
WEDDING IS EXPECTED
Millionaire and Family Decline 10
State When II viii Occur
Leaycs 1t All to Their
Daughter.

Pasadena, Cal, Feb. l7.-Adolphus
Busch, Mrs. Busch ana party and a
retinue of servants arrived in pasa-
dena in the miIlionair's private car,
'Adolphus' at $3.50 O'Clock this nom
ing,
Lieut. Edward f. Scharrer the dash
ing young Prussian army off Ger and
sutor for the hand of the brewers
charming daughter Wilhelmina, was
first to board il and greet Mr.. and
Mrs. Busch. Papa Busch was On the
platform when Scharrer leaped T. the
steps They rushed into each other
arms and instantly there was re-
sounding smack as the lieutenant
planted kiss ON the pro, peotive
father-in-aw cheek Then from the in-
terror Of the car came Mrs, Busch,
her daughter, Mrs Arthur Magnue, Of
Chicago, and her two daughters, Amy
and Lille; Carl Conrad Mr.. Buech's
secretary, and Robert Fitch, his
chauffeur. and there were greetings
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

him and he was taken 10 the city
hall and permitted TO make an eN
PLANTATION to the judge.
he kept the stand several minutes
and told "a varying Story. He stated
he was really a detective but had
been travelling a great deal While
his hime was on Mound City, he like
ed Georgia and the south and was
el r-ute 10 New York on professional
business when arrested. He said h
made a habit of carrying several pis-
,ols when travelling.
Dixon sworc that he did not hav.
he guns concealed ANA swore other
things just a. false in comparison
with the testimony of the detective
He had papers in hi. coat giving HIN
detective powers" There were from
bogus detective agency IN Indian.
apolis. and Dixon stated he paid three
dollars for them some time alo. he
declared that be and his newly wed
ael wife wer. and had been residing
here ever since the marriage
Three charge were preferred. One
for carrying concealed weapons an
other for flour shing a pistol and The
third for being drunk aud di-orderiy
He did rot talk as If he was drunk
but smelled suspiciuusly of liqucr.
The warrant for drunkenness wac filed
away ami in the first a fine Of S75
with 20 days in jai was assessed.
aud in the second a fine Of $50 with
20 days In jail al xcd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

marriage scene with joyful sunlight
while artificial lights wore utilized
throughout he remainder Of the White
House. Every room in the lower part
# the executive man ion was brilliant
with flowers and decorative plants
placed 50 ina the color scheme Of the
rooms and the floral decorations We're
in perfect harmony
Details All Carried Out.
AT the appointed time almost to the
minute, the wedding party entered and
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Satterlee. The details We're car
ried ont a. arranged in the published
program,
Reception Followed.
The reception following the cefe
mony and serving Of the wedding
breakfast continued until shortly
after two o'clock BY that time the
greater number Of the guests had left
the White House and the bride had
retired to an upper apartment To pre-
pare for he@ going away.
Photograph the Bride.
photograph of the bride in het
wedd'ng gown was taken before har
departure from the White House.
showsred With Rice.
Mr. ana Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
LEFT the White House by the south en-
trance at I.10 o'clock this afTanoon
entered an automobile and were
driven rapidly away. It is understood
that they went to Friendship the
country residence Of John r. Mclean
on the Tenallytown road. about six
miles from Washington. As they en-
tered the automobile they were
showered with rice by Ethel and the
other Children Mrs. Longworth was
handed into he car by Major Me
Cawley. Mr. Longworth entered on the
o,her SIDE assisted by his best man
The president Mrs. Roosevelt and
other members of the family stood on
The steps Of the White House and
waved them out of sight
Threw An Old Shce.
An old shoe was thrown at them
by one of the ushers and fell on top
of the automobile. II was there when
the machine was last seen. The crowds
gathered in front Of the White House
We're not apprised Of the departure
Of the couple.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
all around.

al around.
Miss Wilhelmina did no, 90 to the
station 10 NEE, her parents. bur re-
malned in the Busch mansion await.
ing their arrival
y presume you have come TO attend
Tie weddirg?" was ventured
Il don't know anything about that, p"
.epliei the brewer smiling.
But there is 10 be- a wedl ng soon.
Is there not ." wa asked "Ha the
date been set?'
- know nothing about it." came in
goOd-natured response. hut wait a
minute until / speak to the licuten
ant"
AfCr a Whispered C-nvers afioB with
Scharrer. who sat inside talking with
Airs Busch. the Brewer returned and
said. No date has been set lf vii
helmina is determ ned to marry the
Lieutenant. I will not object j Is for
her to decide"
i am nor willing to admit said
Miss wilhelmina. when seen this
afternoon. that our marriage is 20
take place within a week Nor Will /
deny il. When We get ready TO make
the announcement We intend 20 SO 50
IN the proper way
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
A REAL DETECTIVE
MOUND CITY NEGRO HAD ARsEN-
Al OF THREE PISTOLS WHEN
! ARRESTED IN PADUcAH.
Took Possession of Cabin Of Dick
Fowler and Made Everybody
Dance-Soaked With Big
Fine.

Paducah KY, Feb. l7.-Will Dixon.
negro. who imagines himself full
fledged United States detect We "got
his" in police court this morning ami
will MT play Indian" again for some
time 10 come. He was Gned in two
eases. total Of sl25. with 40 days in
Jail as trimmings. II all came about
through the agency of bad liquor.
Dixon carried a full artillery ECU p.
ment on his person. besides mmel-
ous paper alleged TO give his detec-
tive powers. and he tried 10 assert
his authority on board the steamer
Dick Fowler this morning az the wharf
hut the attempt ended disas rously.
Dixon lives in Mound City. in.. at
least that is where he claims he
liye,. Two weeks ago he showed
up at the county court house with a
woman and secured q marriage H.
cense. He claimed TO be United
States detective and seemed to be
drinking. The license was issued ana
The occupation registered as L. s.
Detective. This was the lest heard
Of Dixon until this morning. when De
tective Will Baker received a tele-
phone message to hasten 10 the wharf
boat
Dixon had taken temporary charge
of the cabin Of the steamer. He had
amused himself by compelling cabin
boys and deckhands 10 DO frantic
clogs and pigeon-Wing dances. end
ing in chasing them out ar the point
of big pistol.
Detective Baker fond the cabin
deserted except for Dix-n and on
entering threw his gun on the negro.
Tbs ended the trouble and Dixon
submitted meekly to a search.
Three big pistols were found on
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

airy H. In this letter Tucsdalc ex.
plain. that the investigating mmi;.
Geo in report 20 ,he Mutual trustees
on December q last recommended
hat action be taken aglins. Richard A
McCIrdy. Robert n McCurdy. and
Charles f. RAYMOND and Company 70
recover excessive amounts for saiar.
les. commissions aud Other alioSances
made them In recent years
choste Advised Pe,b5dy.
Ii explains. too .ha- the q reccm
mon faiions were referred TO Pres dem
Peabody with instructions to lake legal
advice an ~ that peabod, called in Jos
eph ~. Choate. who in q letter datei
about January go. advised the presi-
dcnf hat owing to various engage
ments and one which Repaired him i'm
mediateiy fo leave tfe citF flr q fer
lays if rad beaa Impossible for h's -
give q uii and careful opinion on thu
natter submitted ~ him. bat that
lram the has y examinaf on be he'd
.iyen te believed the conmiltec had
.arse OF action again Ex-Presidcnr
AcCrrdv and that af On early da,s
BE- w0gid give a further oDinion COW
ring TIE mater suhn tied to him in
.oiaH
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
Longworth- Roosevelt Nuptials Were Witnessed
by an AssembIage of Distinguished Guests
AMIDST REGAL MAGNlFICENCE
Marriage Scene Brilliantly Flooded With joyful Sun-
light While the Air Was Balmy-A almost
pr.ngliNe

Washington, Feb. H. With a plain
circlet ot virgin gold. in the historic
East Rec n of the White House, at
thirteen minutes after twelve o'clock
today, Alice Lee Roosevelt, the oldest
daughter OF the presidan OF tIe
United States, ami Nicholas Long
worth. representative In congress from
the First District of Ohio were united
in marriage
impressive Ceremony
The ceremony, one of he most inn
pressive ever performed in the eyecu.
tive mans on was according to the
rites of the Protestant Episcopal
church, of which the bride is a mem
ber, 1t was solemuized by the RI. Rev.
Henry Y Satterlee. bish of Wash.
ingion, and attended by ali The solemn
state Of a grand official function and
by the devotional beauty of the cathe
dral service.
Distinguishes Asaer; blage.
No ceremony Of similar X nd wa
ever Witnessed by a more distinguish
ed assemblage, There were pre- ent as
guests not only the most eminent rep
resentatiycs of the American govern
ment, but personal commissioner 81
kings and po,entates Of the powers
Of the civilized world, constituting an
assembIage not only one Of the larges
hut the most distinguished that ever
was gathered al one lime IN HE White
House.
Twelfth White House Bride.
Miss Roosevelt was tn twelfth
bride, according 70 the accepted an
thorities. to plight her troth within It's
classic walls and the identical spot
where she today 10 ned hands with the
husband of her choice, for better. for
worse" IS halowod in memory of an
other White House bride Nellie
Grant who 32 years ago on that same
spot became the wife of an English
man. Algernon {. r Sartoris Tender,
indeed. must have been the recoIlec-
tions of MIS-. Sartoris of that day, now
long ago for she was one of the wi.
nesses of Miss Rooseyet's wedding
An Auspicious Day
No more auspic.ous day for a we'd
ding could have been imagined The
air was balmy. almost springlike and
the sun shone brilliantly, flooding ID
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

Bank Of Amegica was demanied at
meeting Of tile stockholders Id the
sherman House this afternoon. fraud
einbezzlement and conspiracy will be
charged against Judge Abnt smlfh.
president. G F Sorrow, vice presl.
dent; Jerome v. Pierce. cashier. ana
Frank II. Gre Imam, director
The stockholders win NOT feoose- 4
cent Of their investment. according Ia
State Bank Examiner c, G.. Joaes.
Their collective los viii approximate
S225 900. The depoatoFs probably VIII
be paid in full. The total deposits wers
close TO 100000
Prosecution to Be Pushes.
The plan this afternoon Is 10 appoint
a stockholders committee empowered
70 secure offic al Information from the
examiner and receiver and then on
the e facts p,ess prosecption of the
gnilty ones in the criminal court.
Frank e. Creelman, hypnotic pro.
moter with remarkable record. was
shown up as the big figure ba.lind the
bank looting. Creelmans uonbtfni
paper is scattered all over the con-
tinent, and many failures were pre-
dicted from his exposure. lie and his
son have doubtful lumber companies
n Chicago. New Orleans. Montgomery.
Ala, Cairo. H., and other place.
This unknown man. elected dIrec-
tor Of the new bank. dominated the
Officers as If by hypnosism and took
out of the treasury 100000 IN casa
IN me trength oS purchase Of $50.
300 n stock en- paper now declared ID.
be practically worthless.
President Smith and Vice PrerItent
Sorrow look their stock In the bank
virtually for nothing, and creelman's
raid on the cash for s201.aoo brought
h. crash.
Cairo lumber Company Fats
Creelnlan must now face hank
uptey proceedings and criminal prose
cution HIS Cairo lumber company,
capitalized at $1,000,000. wi'h lIablli-
ties of sS00.000 Thursday was thrown
into the hands OF a receiver By In.
voluntary bankruptcy proceedings.
The S2000a0 Of Gre lman's paper
swamped the bank. Two other Chi
cago banks had dealings " "a Creel.
man. One banker yesterday said he
had warned President Abner Smita
10 have no dealing with creelman.
RECEIVER IN ALABAMA.
Montgomery, Ala, Feb IA re-
ce.' was today appoini9 for the
properties Of the + +. Cleelman Lum-
ber and Manufacturing company. 10
Gated n Alabama. The company u
capitalized at si000.o10 AMI owns
10000 acres Of timber lands IN Ala
hama
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

Biarri,z with her children on Sunday
The fact that The coun, has form
ally announced his in,enticn 10 seek
reelection to the Chamber OF Depu.
dc. at the impending general election
is accepted by friends of the Sastel
lanes as a straw showing that the
countess may relent, for without the
countess financial assistance it will be
impossible. for the count TO rua. \
member Of the Castellane family said
tonight:
"Boni ha not ye. los; C nfdence.
There is still hope of a peaceful end
ing Of the dispute"
The countess lawyers Geciine 10
deny or affirm the report that the
countess has forgiven him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
FOREIGNERS ARE
IN GREAT PERIL
FEARS EXPRESSED AS TO DAN
GER or BOXER OUTBREAK
ON FEB. 90,
SITUATION VERY GRAVE
Although Legations Attempt to Mini.
mize--Dangerous Turn Given
Moroccan Affair BY Zenith
Incident.

London, Feb, 17-Several develop
ments of great interest turned up 10
day TO engage the attention of those
who are watching the developments
in Morocco and in the far East The
first ana most sensational was re-
port that great massacre Of foreign
ers had been planned by the Chinese
ant-f reign organization for Febru-
airy "a This wan discredited, how.
ever. By advices from the legations at
Pekin.
China Situation Grave.
The consensus OF opinion among
diplomats aud others familiar with
the real conditions il China VIII do
Wen to streng gthen their military and
naval forces IN the Far East 70 guard
against possible emergencies, az CHI.
ma Is now in the throes OF q great
lpheaval which will undoubtedly bring
about many changes of social polti-
raI and economis conditions and may
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
TEMPORARY WRIT
CRANTEOCOUNTESS
SEPARATION MAY BECOME PER.
MANENT WITHIN NEXT TWO
MONTHS.
COUNT DID NOT OPPOSE
Petition Upon Which Writ Was Issued
Kept Secret--Boni Hoping That
Countestt May Re-
lent.

Paris, Feb. 17-C Countess Castellane
secured writ granting temporary
separation today. The counts lawyers
dc not oppose the issuance of the
writ
The petition upon which lie writ
was issued iG kept secret, II Is leara-
ed. however that the petition accus-
Is the count Of repeated acts of inf.
GETTY each Gf which was detailed
The petition woes not mentioning the
name OF the correspondents, which
Is customary in French divorce pro
ceedure.
The decree granting a permanent
separation probably win be SUI Il
within two months, The law provides
that when separation has been in
force for three years a decree cf per.
manent separation may be converted
into divorce upon application to
the court.
The countess has decided to 90 10
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

oven result in the overthrow Of the
Manchu dynasty. In any event II H.
believed The United States has little
to hope for in the way OF improved
trade conditions VIII le the Chinese
exclu. ion law is administered with
the same severity as at the present.
Moroccan Situation Complicated.
A dangerous turn has been given the
Moroccan situation by the action Of
the commander of the French cruiser
la Lande in shelling be Moroccan
gunboat Sid El Turki. which was pur-
suing the Frencl steamship Zen tn fot
landing oontrabrand goods at the Be-
gian concession. near Marchica.
Spain has ordered one OF her cruic-
crs 10 protect the Moroccan We, sci,
which Is determined 10 lombard thc
Belgian factory. as i il believed Blu
Hsmara. The Moorish pre- ender, has
been receiv ng most Of his supplies
from this source. II l. feared this
late.t complication may have an al
verse effect on the neg tiatiOns at Al
geciras. although Ambassador Nhiie.
acting under instructions from Wash
ington Is said to be- about to suggest
plan Of settlement by which Ger
many will permit the establis ishment OF
a French protector=:e in Morocco IN
return for the remuneration by Franco
in favor Of tIermany Cf all claim 70
influence in Palestine and oiher por
tioas o. Turkey in Asia
Great Britain has another clash
with Turkey on her hands as result
n the Turkish occupation Of Tabssh
On the Sinai peninsula and has a.
patched the cruiser Diana TO enforce
tbe demand for its inmeilaic evaca- Z
al on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
Ho.a-s APPEAL FOR RePRIve.

Springfield. III. Feb. 1.-THE final
action Of The Illinois pardon board re-
lafive ~ the latest appeal fer a re-
prieve for Johann Hoch. the uXoricide
and b gami.t sentenced to be hanged
al Chicago next Friday. was tonight
postponed until Tuesday afternoon
when Dr. Zeit will go before the board
% explain certain statement made by
him relative ~ the case
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
AFTER THE MONEY
Desperate Battle With 5snciss in Mex.
ico-Two killed-one MORALLY
Wounded.

El Paso Tex Feb. 17.-At a poin-
on the Chihuahua Pacific railroad
some miles from Tomas. Mexico. VII
liam Smith and seven Mex cans on
their way 10 the Dolores mine with
considerable sum IN money. were at
tackled % DAY by robbers and a bloody
battle fough- Two Of Smiths party
were killed and Smith morally wouni-
ed. The robbers failed TO secure the
money. but escaped Two Americans
have been arrested on suspicion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
Frank NJ. CreeIman Forced TO the Wall With
Crash by Host of Creditors
APPLICATION FOR A RECEIVER
For Firm in Which He Was Interested Criminal
Prosecutions for Pair for Dealing i'm
Frenzied '.Fee-nawnce

Chicago, Feb. l7-Attorney. rep G.
senting a number Of creditors fled an
involuntary petition in bankruptcy and
a petition for rece yer in the Uni cd
States disrict court this afte.no 4
against Frank M Craelman, who has
extensive lumber interests throughout
the south, and who Is the son of II. T..
Creelman, one OF The directc Of The
Fank of America of Chicago. which
was placed in the hands of receiv e
last Thursday
Stock Is ValueIesa,
Tie tangle Ia Crcelman's affairs. ii
is "a d. may affect a number OF banks
throughout the United States. These
banks have accepted stock of various
lumber companies as collateral for
loans Under the appointment a a ra
ceiyer for Creelmans ntere s. t1ls
stock, il n assctsd. will BE- yameless.
Make First Move
The first move against the Creel-
man interests in Chicago was made
today in the United States court. when
an involuntary petit on was filAi
against the Henry Aronsoa company.
a large picture moulding manutae'nr,
ing concern The stock of this conce. n
Is aid 70 be owned largely by the
Crealmans This petition also asked
for receiver for ha company
Craelnaan Was Inenfu4nt
According TO the petition in the
Creelman case. the alleged act in
bankruptcy is set forth as transfer.
RING. on December | last OF $40 share
Of the capital stock Of the IlIinots
Hardwood Lumber Co. 10 the Jack
son Tsust and Savings bank of Chi
aag0, when IL was known thai Gre /.
man WIS insolyant The petition places
Creelman's assets at $t50,00a Ona
thirl oi this Is declared o be stock
In nndry corporations.
CupiditY Of Lumber Thieves.
About $4S,000 II said To De pledge
In five o. more concerns, with differ.
ant powers Of sale in each Instance
al Of which pledges are now threat
'ned with imrnediateN enforcement.
rhc petition further sets up tha
Cfe1lman owns 1900 acres Of timber
and in Louisiana valued at 100000
This land, IL Is alleged. Is not being
properly cared for and is subject 90
he cupidity of lumber tlieyes result.
ng in large lCs 70 the estate
Both petitions viii be acted upon
leXt TuesGay
IIt is proper 10 state In connection
With he foregoing that Cairo banks
ire not in any way iav lvei in the
operation Of F. NJ. Creelman. Ed.l
CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
MOUNT vEsUvlUs ACTIVE.

Naples Feb. 1.-THE activity Of Mt.
Vesuvius Is increasing. Loud explo-
si0ns are heard and incandescent
stones are thrown to a height of 100
feet. a stream of lava threatens the
wall erected 10 protect the station Of
the Funicular railroad. Many r0uri IS
are gathering here 70 witness the
& peciaele.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
SIGNED THE PAPERS.

Davenport. Iowa. FEB. 17.-Papers
we're signcI today By which eastern
capitalists buy all traction electric
light. power and gas propert IS fran
chises in Davenport. Iowa. Rock Is
land and Moline. III. and the iuterur-
han line from these three cities to Wa
terioHn. III The price was approxi
mately sG.00G.00o.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
CRACKED TIE WALLS.

Fort De France. Island Of Marii
niaue Feb. IA severe shock of an
esrthquska was felt here Yesterday az
ter1oon fll-wed by three sIighter dis
furtances. The fluctuations cracked
the walls Of The buildings. Mont Pc
lee Is quiet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
MILLION DoLLAs FIRE.

Duluth Mirn- Fsa. 1.-THE wooden
working -uze % the Daiuth Grain
Elevator plant ~ PseTsg & Cumpany.
Of Minneapolis. ton,Eh- burned Wth
million bushels ~ gan. principally
wheat The loss IS estimated al one
million dollars. fully assured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS.
Chicago. Feb i7-Criminal pro e.
cution of tho louters Of tho wrc keJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

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