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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
ANARCHISTS FORCE
ODESSANS.TOPAY
BLACKMAIL
TRIBUTE TO OVERTHROW GOV
ERNMENT BY THREATS OF
VIOLENCE.
IS COLL ECTE0 QUIETLY
Citizens Set pcltce Trap for Collector
But Bomb Thrown 'FFasteated
tsc Plot Killing ..TWo?. o.
Persons, E: ,6,S NJ q %

Odessa, April 9...Tho anarchist COM.
mupist committee is rampant in Ojes-
sa. Duiing the last two month eiti-
zen. have yielded $l75,ooo towards tle
fund for overthrowing the govern
ment.
The tax is levied systematically. ae'
cordng 10 the mean Of the taxpayer.
I, Is collected quietly. though under
threats which prevent the victim
sauealing. Printel aul $ gned receipts
are given for cash.
one citizen set police trap Tor the
collector when he returned. But a
bomb wa. thrown. frustrating the pio'
ana killing the citizen and his hroiner,
in.law The latter widow received
from The anarchists So, with sympa-
thstic letter prcmi--ng 10 pay her the
same sum mon hly because her nus,
hand was an innocent and accidental
victim"
As storekeeper was paying MS
contribution 10 Two collectors Gus
toner asked him If they were ana
chj-rs. This he denied, saving that
taav were business connections. The
anarchists two davs later. showed
their appreciation bv returaing his So
with a present OF a further $50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Now York. Anil An jail for dani
Mrs Helen 81. Chase. q charming. fair
haired. biue-eyol Kentucky belle. d.
uCuucod The man VINO had caused her
arrest vehemen Nv seriirs that u
wss "aa old fools ve1E -ance' De
cause no had broken with him Oh
receiving copy Of X plinE p7eH'
The vampire together with Us no"
famous fTr tration hy Buue'J9nes
sar ioii .to-v Of loye ami hate ihe
romano, Of pretty rcune woman
and a wealthy maa last middle age
The beautiful Mrs Ctlse is ~ 'ae
rr7low rect faii cr Or n-der is'ieo
bv Justice Greenbaun iu a zni5 i'F
the recovery Of s3.U18 which hrs been
instituted Iy George q. Wooinlaa'
manager er are Niles Puurmaiie I"os
comranv al 1923 BroalTay-
Woolmaa serts thai he .paleu
r.r c'.q=a -ora g. ne1 on lar tave-r{
hrl fhas he never r9ef+1 lns
f.r he ass. aa=- I7 ta1 f1id Der ne
money. Mrs- Case sVep the jewels
from the table into q small steel boA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

A disastrous wreck occurred Sestef,
day afternoon TO passenger train NO
on the Mobile & Ohio railroad about
four miles south Of Murphy3boro.
Train No. 2 headed by Engine NO
1S2 left Cairo for ST Louis al l:36 p.
N witn Conductor w. A. Keefa Engi-
pear Thomas Hennebery and Express
Messengev Hugh Wilkerson as a part
Of The train crew.
AZ the engine pulled on TO culver
over Sugar creek near Murphysbofo'
the culvert gave way beneath the
great weight and the engine and the
entire train with the exception OF two
Pullman cars were ptecipitated into
the ditch
Engineer Hem berry and Express
Messenger Wilkerson We're slightly
ialnrol but the rest Of the train crew
and the passengers escaped without
injury
The two sleeping cars which did
MOI run off the trestle Wee detoured
back 10 Cairo junction and thence 70
Mufphysboro via the Ilinois Central
railroad.
The injured men were taken to the
hospital at Murphysboro.
Miss Maude Hastings of Cairo. was
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Conductor w O. DaVenney VINO ar
rived hese at 1:4G O'Clock this morning
tateI to a Bulletin feporter that the
wreck was due 10 a broken truck
under The engine The place where ne
wreck occurred was on cufFea
trestla and The train ran off the track
and straight Off the trastle. The en-,
cine and cars fell .aieht down and
landed on the ground about twelve
feet below as aeatly as If lowered ny
an elevator
Engineer Hanneberry's escape was
i miracle. He was thrown into the
creek and wan out uninjufed under
the engine, which was caught IN snsh
a way as TO protect him. Expres Mes
seneer Wilkelson was slightly hrui ed
and scratched. One PASSENGER claimed
to nave been hurt but was able 70
walk and talk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
DAY OF TERROR TO PEOPLE
LIVING IN THE COUNTRY
ABOUT AN ACTIVE VOLCANO
Unconfirmed Rumors Place the Loss of Life
by the Eruption at Several
Hundred
STIFLlNG CLOUDS OF ASHES

danger. The kF2g and queen and tlis.at
suites arrived at Naples this evening
from Rome. Whel the royal ira
reached The station the eruption Df The
volcano was almost at its worst, bnt
both insisted upon leaving inmed ateiy
for Tore Annunziata, and set ont fpr
the afflicted districts, A touching
scene greeted hem along the way.
The sonyereigns visited Santa An
astasia, Gercola and somna Vesavi
ana whore they were greeted with
great enthusiasm. All d eerta II polnt
the royal party were struck by a small
/ cyclone os ashes and cinders. The
/ king sent his motor car ahead at full
lspeed and or ssed the path OF tho Az
clone in safety II was found naees
sary To coninne on root The c04d-
/ items al Tore A1nannzlata and POM
pei improved today. owing 10 the
change In the direction taken by the
/ III wing lava Eeariy in the day, apufe
/ hension was felt for the inhabitants
Or The country In the vie ni.y of ca
sarta, place Of about a5,1l0 inhahi
tants, s. whose direction The laga was
then flowing. The town of Nola,
place of $1,000 inhabitants, twenty
two miles from Naples has suffered
severely by the fall 4 ashes coming
from the crater which were carried by
The wind as far as the Adr attic sea.
About 10000 refugees from the dis.
trict Of Somma Vesuviara have sought
shelter here and elsewhere. About
four thousand persons are lodged III
tao Granile barracks in this city. The
stream Of lava which has been threat
tslng Tone Ann.nxiaia has remained
4 stationary since sunday evening ma
/ that danger ~ he place being nyers
whelmea appears tn have liassea.
. When tie last train was leaving Busc0
, Trecase yesterday fresh crater opan-
II ca near The observatory station.
, The Associated Press co'rpapoidei !.
!, ms evening visited the menaced N.il
! lige Railway and tram tracks were
inches deep below voicanic asaes an
J the same material made the roads
. impracticable for horses so that aa
automobile was the only means left by
, which an inspection OF the devastated
. country could be made. The scene was
/, one OF such mieery and terror that 4
can never be obliterated from the
!. mcmcry. Slight tlemblngs OF The earth
: were felt and frequent flashes OF light
j ming cut through me smoke. Darkness
4 came AT intervals long before n ghtfa.s
!. In the streets Of the deserted towns
tae only sound heard was the thud ni
! Jumps Of aheS falling Of roofs fad
the putting of the automt bile. In The
towns where the people yet remair
. the houses are closed the inhabitan'i
! roaming disconsolaiely about ta'
q streets
"a In course Of time the tour poin
4 was reached from which Vesuvlu
:, could be seen under It's clsud OF smoAf
~ The high cone of the volcano has gon
n. almost entirely. having seen swallow
70 ed up so that the ne ght Of the moa7
~ ain is Goa feet less taan { rmerly Oi
~ the north side Of the NOM an neN
craters have heen formed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Toxic. April 9.-viscouai siuzo Aoi1 /
rapsn's FIRST ambassador to Anne lca'
has startei for Washington. Not onis
Is the vf=count the FIRST Iapanes7 10
assume the highce. diplomatic -ank
a, his new post he is also the mrs.
As'atic TO introduce a European VIE
70 the amba ssado-iaI circles Of WASH
ingtop. for the viscountcss Aoki is a
German
IN addition 10 her rank in the aI'--
foeracy Of Japan the Viseoun-ezs is a
.-,-oness in her own risat. When
-I-icd 10 A0ki She was the Ba-one5
Ven Raaden. widow Of a Ge-maa
caralrr officer. he maiien name nav
ing been ths Fraulein Won Rad-fnn-
kunta7en, a member Of one Of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
JAILED BEAUTY ASSERTS
THAT POEM IS TO BLAME

and refused 20 give them np
" odman. although good looking. y.
-afber under TIE medium height and
somewhat over afty yeas of az {.
sen Al his office he refuse to di'=|
cuss the matter. even wAen told of the
woman's accusations
Its an old fools vengeance. was
The way Mss Chare nut i IN teiilng
The circuus tanccs Of her imprisoifs
uent. II met Mr.. Woodmsn in Dese u
her ana he fell love With nc. u.fis
nstzIv proposing Esaui@ge, bat | e
fased
one day teld hiaa that ! nc led
money ana asked bim for loa1s
offering my jewelry Bur be male oHa
cheek. handing bz-S my Eeias VI
the remark. Her baby. Is a eh. 4
mas present Tor you
Mrs. Chase said she vas taF.nt =
the wife Of Couat Gtorse tasfiler]
ana ieat she ha3 feaa separa. d on
ar- present husband shg is tae eFsS1]
raj Of TheohaId charsran,s lasaas1
aalntins A Portrait q LADY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
RESFRENCH FOR
RAP At THINGS
AMERICAN
AUTHOR SAYS CoUNTRYMeN
MAKE MEAN CRITICISMS
AFTER VISITS.
OPINION HAS CHANGED
Formerly Everything in This Country
According to Their Idea, Was
Grand, Whllc Kew It's tn,
Other Way.

Paris April o. John Ffolto. the well
known writer, has in a recent article
which appeared in The Petit Partisan,
constituted himself the champ on Of
some judgment vita regard to thinga
in America
He says that in the beginning every
Frenchma1 who vi tied the United
States went mad over the wonders 81
the country that they all came back
with the impression that everything
American was the ideal. Of perfec@on.
New. he says, opinion has swung right
around. add no of the French writ
ers who tour the states come home ana
say all he disagFceble things they
can think Of
Frollo qu tes the latest volume on
America by NJ, Jules Morean. AMI en-
iitlel "lEnyers des Estats t2nis, as
an example of tnia l1test stage IN the
French vita regard 10 Amer ca,
According to the a1thor Ct this book,
every traveller Of distinction who sets
foot in the United States IS immediata
H. seized upoa by lot Of wealthy bGsi-
ness men who organize all sorts OF en-
.ertainmenta in ts honor and 50 envel-
lop him with The glamour cf riches and
opnlence that he Il unable TO sec
ithngs as they really are.
This Is exactly what the Americans
want. The distinguished foreigner re
Itn.ns 10 bis native land completely
charmed with Inc United ) ates am
lifa lnhahl aaf AS / matter of faet
3he las seen only the surface of things
pnd a nre ared surface at that' on
eyer vafca snc2 Il thick colt ot sll'
i ia 1t las hecn spread thai tho brutal
harsn lines II Ire real .tl'ing are ! s
ii yiew. Industries which are dayl
ope With d prodg.oua rapldity ar
crude anl hacking in finish. American
liberty Is hollow pratense. a wore
used to dazzle the crowd but wh "a I
utterly flsc There Is no such thni
as liberty IN the Uni ed States.
The inucn Wanted charm Of tn
American woman is deception Am
erican girls receive a aaper1eig cdu
cation which Is calculated to give then
a ort (t sparkle ana ca'ch the men
hut in real ty they are ignorant ant
lEget,ntious
The American husband who ha5
wife ,hal docs not drink is rare am
lucky individual The millioa1 re
iwhc have collected art treasures, mof
or less le1itimately obtained IN Et
iro9s, know nothing themsoyca abou
.aet and never look at toe things whic
they ray agents 10 buy for them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
COAL BAR0NS WILL
NOT ARbITRA1E
WITH MEN
vii PRE- SENT. INSTEAD. A COUN.
TER PROPOSITION TO THE
ONE SUBMITTED,
PLAN VERY DIFFERENT


New York April AT the joint con
ference of the sub-committees OF the
anthracite coal mine owners ard heir
employees 10 be held here tomorrow,
the operators will decline to accept
the arbitration plan presented last
week BY the malcrs and Will III "
said. present a counter proposition,
which ID agreed 10 by Michel, Will
bind each de for more than TWO
years
he operators have been working on
the new plan ever since the adjourn
ment Of the Joint conference last
Thursday, and the liability of the pres
idtnts Of the hard coal carrying rail-
roads TO complete the minor deta Is
caused a pastponement OF twenty
four hours of the conference scheduled
for today.
The exact nature Of the counter prop
0. ition was not made knoWa by tae
operators. Ii is said, however the or
fer involves an arbitration plan very
different from he cne presented By the
miners, one that will call for set
tlement Of only a new grievance, tnat
may be after an impartial ilyestiga-
tion, found to exist The operators
still maintain the position The miners
their demands have not called atten'
tion to anything that has not already
been pa sed upen by the anthracite
coal strike commission.
| There Is d strong impression amons
| the miners that The operators will prs
pose President Roosevelt be request
ed TO summon The strike conmi sion E
Ireview the entire controversy. They
deel ne. however, to indicate how
lthey would receive the suggestion.
THE committee is famiiar a con
/ siderable extent with the conditions a
the anthracite region and therefore
would not have 20 20 over The entire
ground. which would be'the ease if an
entire new set cf men were elected.
Mitchell announced this evening thai
1.-THE asst of the btumi1o1s coal opera
rafs m TIE Pittshurg di: trct whC
/ had held out against the 1908 wage
agreement signed the scale today Thh
action. he says, clears up the western
Pennsylvania territory and means tina
10000 in that territory who produce
50 100000 10 10000 000 ions Of soft col
a year VIII receive an increase of 80
per cent in wage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Milwaukee Plant Trying to Find Out
How to Recover $4,000 Lost
Through User

Milwaukee, Wis April 9-The Nil
waukee Ga Light Company is Still
trying - figure cut come means by
which they can recover some compen-
sation for he S2G00J worth Of gas
tsad by Charles Ross. owner of an
Apartment bu.lding at 1896 Brady sire.
Ross apparently has beaten The gas
trust He pleaded guilty and wa fined
s10n for apping ga mains. u Is he
iieved tbs Is the MAXIMUM punishment
under the law. despite the value of tha
property stolen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
OPEN TO NAVIGATION.

Macsinac Island, Mich. April ST.
The straits cf Mackinac are opea to
navigation for the seaIon a 1906.
selvy seas have completely broken the
straits ice fields Open wafer extends
from Bo.s Blanc Light 70 Waygos-
chance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Naples, April 9~-Thts has heeh q
day OF terror for the cities. towns and
country about Mount Vesuy,us. In
confirmed reports place the number Of
dead and injured at several hundred
but not many facts cas be obtained
upon which to base an accurate esti
mate. All midnight the situation ap-
pears more assuring, the lava streams
nave diminished In volume and III
ONE direct ons, have stopped alto
eether. while a copious rainfall Is cool
ing the lava where ii lies stationary.
Almost equally with the devastation
wrought by the lava the damage done
4 by einders and ashes which in incfed.
lible quantities have been carried great
distances Til lis has caused he prao
tical de. tracUcn of Sanguisephe, q
place Of G.000 in habtanls All but
| 200 Of The people aad fed from San
gusepho ana these two hundred as
sembled IN a church 10 attend mass
While tho priest was performing his
sacred Office. the roof fell in ana
about sixty persons were badly in
Iinred
All OHa aao five churches and ten
hou-e fell under the weight of the
ashes and cinders, which lie four feet
deeD on the ground In the fall Of a
building, twelve persons We're killed
ana many tnjured The village Is com
pletely deserted After the eyacna-
tien Of the place the barracks ard pris'
ons fell in,
Reports from the coast and inland
towns deple terrible devastation Saf
Guierglt Ceml ma Portici, Resina Tor
Ire Del Greece, have bean aanpst c9fi
niefply nhandenesl The fallabHants q
, l1'orre Annunzlata are prepared To leag'
al d moments notice Somma Yes
uviaaa Il another village which has
suffered most severely Most Of lh'
buildings in the villages are Ct tiims'
'aonstr clicn and have fla roofs aht
o ara AHt- r44e4l43.- calculated Ia Lear LII
ght of the a hes and clnders tha
fave fallcl upon them. Inevitably
It will be found that several number
cf persons have perished by the fall
ing OF their homes.
Alth neh The eruption Of the yocant
is less violent than it. was twenty
four hours ago, ashes are still fall ~
IN great quantities.
Refugee from threatening or de
stroyed villages are pouring int
Naples by 'the thousands Roads ar
! / crowded with professions Of men an
. W men carrying crosses and crying pi'
, cously. Special railway rains wal
ships and steamers are employed i
, conveying homeless people 10 Naples
, Rome and Castellammare, while !
large number Of people are Zee u
overland in the direction of Caser
Net less than 1900 refugees hay
! reached Castellammarc where u
| I steamer Princes Pafalda Is anchore
j This YES a left the Island Of Cap
with 400 passengers. including mar
(. reigners on board. but she was II
able TO reach her destination owir
sitting clouds of ashes and Il
fumes Of gases from the volcano whiC
cnvelcped her a mile from the coast
King Victor Emmanuel and Que'
H. Helena have further endeared the
m selves to the pc pie by ther acllyl
ny IN behalf of the sufferers and the &c
n. enmcnt IA exerting Itself for the
ls lief of the destitute.
IN tbs work however is ahsiructed
=. the congestion OF all the means
as iran portation which Is monopc siz
.d NV carrHinr nanpIe onI OF The zone
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
TRAIN DAsHES Off TRACK
ON TRESTLE OVER a CREEK
WITHOUT SERIOUS RESULT
vorthho,,nd Mobile and Ohio Train After Leaving
Cairo Yesterday Met Disaster wear
Murphysboro
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE: or CREW

one Of the pa sengors and a mes age
was received here la night by her
family stating that she was safe and
NOT injured This message wa re-
layea from Murphy boro TO Tamms
ana the conclusion was drawn here
that the wreck had occurred at that
noint until later news was received.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
ZION CITY CALMLY
SLEEPING ON
IT'S ARMS
DENIES HAREM STORY


=. -. 80 1T fg;-,, TITr i-
Zion Guy ~" = = >-'oi' ~ =
sleeping on Is arm. tohight 70 quote
one of noHiefs er.twhile followers
a,,,iina no o,n,tgq Of the FIRST
snosta There Is but cne subject of
ndnvaraation and rbat is the possible
eyentnaI,iae af tomarrow whieh IL
o,nocred - saa nowio ccain set foot
n tba cor,.annity 10 founded
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
sTRsET CAR STRIKE oVTR.

winnipcc Man. April 9-The street
railway STRIKE is over ard the me1 e.
an advance NJ cent an hour b pay
-r4a- asked . cents There IS 30 re-
crsrIian sT tfa union. ilf The men
wi-l 1.a aTi4sad -o raialn He-1her g
in the union ~ arbitration clause
was iEser I'd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

BECAUSE DoVi* ~ 2 eaFflaks DIV
/ He allowed 70 meet him. ~ Y m'shi
any ether. ick ml1' iof' l'ie' fe'ica''
al least ne II no more y - 'hilc4l a.
any other tizep ~ u ioNi' iie "iil
be driven an aoiy % shllfh ti!RSt ''' I
taken directly 70 apaft1ne y ~ -
pnsisbl from MIS- i1oWles
! DoWies LOG lion ~ the Ho.., va
| decided 'on folla&'nE lhe eaeipt y 7
| dispatch fl IN ttta Roeh' A' h, ="
which powia is quoted ~ aFss ~ 7
Dow viii never pc Wiie 70 ni''
again, ).
RI .obly the idea Is ma'aal'
matksa u'ao'tViiS ''''',' -, !,
'Prophei; wren me ns"s was sf
10 him ! an hol ~ '2e '91 ga
pris.I -
The substance ef 'n2 ~ I' i'o,t'
bulletin vas conveyed 't' Mr ''oN' ~
by her on, bat she fafhS IL 70 zee
! p-rtere. Glad. tore i}oW!e '"Nl-h'
/ peated with solemiitY t'' a,e,'.,''
he has often male OF lale, taa' ",
old man insist aa ON q h&l' ne ''','''
sto2el till had trump caiu ~
sleeve whicn was oeflS rase Ne' -
the cli is. What thi+ Is mas never oeeh
made pu3lic. bAt lhe pfe c'' '',"n"S
nent Of Zion apparently Ie"a'o y ~
Ia trump Of great potency lhasdiUen as
scarcely anybody Tanks y we N.i'
lay down his. arms un tho'uuS"iS
beaten, il b. expected this cara W
be thrown iaca upwaEd on 'ae 'ao's
| when the proper time comes
, Vi DoNie wants to hold mo'i'"Es
it is said he will have to 90 IL III
vacant lot and taes' To- af'ef tn'
recent iains, "a little better tha'
9 beg
, A curnu angle TO the DoWle ehhicl
was disclosed by OVeFsaer Noi'Fa
Z fist speskeT al tonignts meet h2
q DoIie. according to NohVa' had
secret i'm barrel room in IA. nom
which was for ne first time entere
q by az outsider JodaY 'ti viii snFpris
you TO lea n aid Noliya' ihat
Shiloh House the.e was the mo
e curiou lcom IN America ne va
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Philadelphia. Pa. April 9.-There
Sc ems to be title hope in the an hra-
cite coal field that anything will re
sult In an immediate termination cf
the suspension of work. Developments
today IN New York have created a
more hopeful feeling among the idle
miners
Independent opera -ors held a meet
ing today at Wilkesbarse for the pur-
nose It Is said Of consiler ng the
rcpo-ition made by he miners rep
rf.entatives tomorrow. The meeting
was secret agd p-cceelings no dis
Gle ed. Supetintendents of all big 6oai
companies in the vicinity of the Scran-
ION held a meeting there today for
the purpose. t was stated, Of discuss
ing the situation.
n an effort tc keep at work the
men who had been operating the
waeheries of the Penn vlvania Ca
c7mpanv at Wilkesbaere. that CON
many to say made a volnn arv increa
Of len per cent in wages The Dela
ware AMI Hu1sol. Delaware. Lacka
wana am Western and other CON
nanies one ating washericz report
sphstantisI increase in the number o
men at work
Mules af al the cclle~ies 81 80
PhlaJel8hfa and Reading e9mpa1'
in The 1Iahonoy feEi-n were hoiste
TODAY.
The ef uaffon in The Anthracite fiel
---7--s-- =, Esf.b pags1
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

poo,7r Blun NJ after declaring
RS intention i0 separare f.om De-. #4ie.
r-vf- aunoBnce1 he V-oril stop in
6-cseo beE5rs going io Zi9n e-tE ID
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

Pitsburg, Pa, Aprl 9-PraciicalIy
an the miners affiliated with the
Unitel Mine Workers of America in
the bituminous field returned to work
to,ay. In the Pittsburg district are in
operation. Al the offices Of the PITTS
burg Coal company it was announced
alt of It's mines were in operation and
shortly afterward it was learned the
largest of any of the Independent
operators. the Piu burg and West
moreland Coal company had signed
the scale This is the company OF
which George A. Magoon is president
anI general manager and who ha'
b2en the leader Of the independents
in their opp0 ition to granting the
demands OF the miners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10
TOOK A BIC SLUMP
Eiain Creamery Sold 81 p Cents >
Pounds Storage Dutter on
Market.

Zig H. April 9.-Buter took a
sl1mp Of 3 cents q pound today. sell
ng al - ce7ts. The decline in price
is attributed 10 a large amount of
storage butter thrown on the market
with the appearance of spring Ike
weather and prospect of early pasiur-
age. The output for iAc week Is flo-
Uf1 pounds.
Ia -rnaZ- nL-E.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

DuQlon H.. April 9.-Fiyo mines
today signed the 1908 scale and re-
sumed operation One Of the mines,
the Brush. has immense output
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

(Cone.aded On Fif.a PagsJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

IF ADvTRT lslNG In the right way
does not pay then there are a great
MANY very successful people who are
fooishly throwing away great oea'
Of money. -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

(Conelndsd on Fifth Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-10

90 NOT WEAR yourself ~. trying
TO 10 ii al ycuraelf Advertise tor
help. II costs cny D quarter NJ The
Peoples column of The Bulletin.