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, 1906-02-01
PRESS AGENT TOO STRENUOUS.
Lew Dockstador Had to Sail Malt on
Free Advertising.

is there any limit to what n press
agent won't make an actor do?" asked
Lew Dockstader. the minstrel, with
as sad a look as he can assumed.
During my last engagement in New
York / was the victim of my press
agent. He was one of those busy fel-
lows, n he set out 10 earn his sal
airy. Well. he earned IL. all right, but
he kept me in hot water all the time.
He made up his mind to get my name
in the papers every day, and nothing
could stop him.
LAS there was no real news to give
out he began to manufacture il. The
only sure a TO make it seem right
so that the papers would be forced
to use it was to have police action
In two weeks that fellow had nc
arrest ID five times. Once his fake
news missed fire after he had them
pull me in. Well. ! came near t.
spending the whole night in the sta.
tion house. Oh, yes. | was mad. and
when I did get out | called a hall
on that brand of free advertising.
81 am a long suffering man. bur J
refuse to be arrested any more"
, 1906-02-01

Remember the Poke social at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church on Feb. 2nd.
, 1906-02-01

b. Spiegel, 1904 n. Virginia ST
Evansville, Ind. writes: "For over
five years ! was troubled with kidncy
and bladder affections which caused
me much pam and woury.% | lost
flesh. and was all. run down, and Il
year ago had to abandon work entire
iy. | had three of the best physi-
:ians who did me no good and | was
practically given up 10 die. Foley'>
Kidney Cure was recommended and
the first bottle gaveame great relief,
and after taking the second bottle |
was entirely cured" Prices Drug
Store.
, 1906-02-01
M.kes Eomelv women Pretty

No woman no matter how regular
her features may be can be called
pretty if her complexion is bad. Or
inc Laxative Fruit Syrup aids diges-
tor and clears sallow blotched com
pleNions by stimulating the liver and
bowels. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or grippe and. j.
mild and pleasant to take. Remen-
Der the name Orino and refuse to
accept any substitute. Prices Drug
Store.
, 1906-02-01
Cause Of Many Diseases

-. Cause Of Many Diseases
EPhysicianz vino have gained, Il ma
tionaI reputation rs the analysis OF
the cause OF various diseases, claim
Shat if catching cold could be avoid
2d ii long list Of dangerous ailments
would never be heard of. Every one
knows that pneumonia and cuusump-
sion originate from a cold, and chruI-
lc catarrb, bronchitis, and all throat
and lung trouble are aggravated and
rendered more serious by each fresh
'ttack. DO not risk your life or take
chances when you have a cold.
Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy will
cure it before these diseases dcyeloI .
This remedy contains no opium. nor
phine on other harmful drug and has
thirty years Of reputation back of il.
gained by its cures under very con
dition. For sale by Prices Drug
Store.
, 1906-02-01
CARD OF THANKS

The undersigned desire to extend
their grateful thanks to the neighbor>
and friends who rendered us sucl
timely and sympathetic aid during
the illness and death of our father, s
j. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Hunter aut
. Miss Leila Hunter.
Harry \. Hunter.
Pearl Hunter.
, 1906-02-01
Dc You Want 70 Buyl

have several 100 acre. ranches foI
sale, several $40, and on up to 5000
acers. Do'you want to buy. if 50
coma and look oyer my list. If !
have nothing to suit you, possibly !
can tell you where you can get. some
thing suitable. 1t costs you nothing
10 find out. ID. S. Crawford.
, 1906-02-01
STOLEN PLEASE RETURN

If the parties who took the double
trees, draft rod and chains, lead bars
tongue and end gates from my wag
on will return same, and leave then
with VIM. TurnbuIl at Saratoga, no
thing will be said, otherwise they vii
be prosecuted by the Undersigned, a
they are known.
H. l.. Kuykendall.
, 1906-02-01
Silver Medal for Brave Boy.

a silver medal has been given to
James Nield, of Blackburn. ENGLAND.
who ran from a burning house, but
on hearing the screams of his baby
brother returned, Went upstairs into
Il blazing bedroom and rescued tho
child. James is five a old.
, 1906-02-01

Don't forget the Poke social at
the Presbyterian church, on the LIST
Friday in Feb.
, 1906-02-01

Ton-oh, yes, she has a number OF
admirers.
Jack-So ! see, All she has 10 do
is pick II winner,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
BRING THEM HERE.
WESTERN WATERWAYS CONVEN.
TON MAY COME TO CAIRO
NEXT FALL.
Cairo Board of Trade Holds Interest.
ing Meeting With Lumber Men
Who May Organize Under
Boards Auspices.

A meeting Of the Board of Trade
| was held last night at the Offices Of
Secretary p. Nv Barclay. The meet
ing was called especially for the bene-
fiji Of the lamber men Of the city, tn
purpose being o interest them In q
proposition to place themselves In q
measure, under the projection Of tha
Board Cf Trade, in 4 lnanncr similar to
that OF the grain men Of tho city. wii0
Ihayc derived much benefit from their
connection with the board A num-
Der of lumber men were present, in
response to the invitations gent to
them, among them being representa-
tiyes Of the following firms
Upham & Agler Lumber Co.. Can
non Box Co, Cairo Hay & Grain Co.
Or r Lott, managerl. c. p Hurd &
Co, Kelly Bros, Lumber Co, Veh Gle
Supply Co, P. IT. Langan, Carey-Hal.
liday Lumber Co, M f. Hannahs
The mat er was thoroughly discuss
ed in addresses made by President
Aisthorpe and others strongly favor
ing an organization by the lumber
men to promote their interests under
the auspices and with the aid Of the
Board Of Trade
IN the case &C The grain men the
board has adopted as its own, rules
prepared by them for the inspection
Of gram in Cairo
The prevailing sentiment among the
lumber men present was favorable
70 the proposition and it will probably
be taken up by them.
Other matters were given attention
by the Beard perhaps the most in
poriant Of which was a letter from the
president Of the Western Waterways
association relating to the next meet
ing of the convention Az Is known
the convention met at Memphis in
1899 and voted then that its next
meeting, two years later, be held in
Cairo. But, as explained by President
Aisthorpe last night, the executive
board found Il necessary 10 have rep
resentatives meet In Washington that
year with the result that the tairo
meeting was abandoned. Now it
proposed to call another convention,
as indicated in the letter of Mr. Scott
TO President Smith of the Merchants
League. which letter Mr. Smith sub
mitted to the Board Of Trade for its
action last night But Mr. Smith was
not present to explain Just what his
purpose was and the letter was there
fore referred to the proper committee
with authority to decide what should
be done after hearing from Mr. Smith
The suggestion by President Ais
thorpe that an effort be made to in
duce the convention to meet in Cairo
was received with favor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
HAAKON AND MAUD
ARRIVE At
TRONDHJEM
WARMLY WELCOMED IN ANCIENT
CAPITAL OF NORWAY BY
VAST CROWDS.
SURROUND THE PALACE
For Hours After Their Arrival Cheer.
ing Whenever They Appeared
at Windows--Co Coronation to
Be Friday

Tr ndhjem, June l9.-King iIaaton
VII, his queen and his son rest to
night in the ancient capital of Haakon
the Good. where Norway was frs.
created nation. They came at $50
this evening IN the gunboat Heimdal,
amid scenes of picturesquenesa befit-
ting the occasion. The crowd occupied
every point Of vantage about the hor.
Dor and along the route of the process
sion hours before the time set for ar
rival Of the royal party.
On the pier was built a great pay |
ion in old Morse from. decorated Wit
ereenery and the MA ional colors, and
aanked by ribunea Arond the payiE
ion were gathered members of the dip
lomat.c c rps from Chfistiania, officers
o fthe army and navy and municipal
officials Al five minutes after the six
o'clock the gun of the Danish warship
Hekla booming q royal salute gave the
crowds dramatic announcement Of
the kings yacht approaching. A full
salute was fired a9d the granite walls
of the Fiord had n3t caa ed echoine
before the Heimdal rounded Che pro1-
ont ry.
Crowds waited silently until the
yacht entered her slip when hey
broke into the snort, sharp hurrahs
that express Norwc gian enthusiasm
The frs figure discernabla upon th
deck was the little Crown Prince Ola
il white sailor suit held high ab-ye
the rail BY 4hia nurse and showing {.
Interest In the scene. Tac
king soon joined the prince and the
crowd barked out another chees VIII 'eh
was renewed when Queen Maud ap
peared, The royal family speedily
landed and shook hands with mem
bers of the diplomatic corps municipal
and the army and navy Off
GERS.
The municipality presented an ad
dress of welcome FIR which King Haa
Ilon returned his thanks Then, takina
Crown Prince Olaf in his arms. the
king. accompanied by Queen Maud
entered a carriage and escorted by a
roop Of cavalry, drove to The palace
through cheering crowds.
Throngs Of people surrounded the
palace for horrs and cheered the king
and queen when they appeared at a
W.adow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
ATTACKED a CONVOY.

Ma7umio. Natal June 1a-Rchrl=
This morning attacked a convoy of fiF-
waC MS. but the CONVOY g7t awey
thoueh pursued for two miles 4 for-,
of sixty men seat from MaDumuf9 IN
prof cct she wagons enclun cred 508
rebels whe were arranging an an
hush. An e-E1eement ersue1 1as'ing
an hour and a hair dHri1r which the
rebels deteTminedly charged the Natal
fcrce. The rebels ultimately fed. leav-
ing ixty q Their number dead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

position as agen ana rent collector,
This was in the early part Of last
October and Kean lived comfcrta j
until he became involved In an affair
with woman in tho nalglbo. hood.
| Thfs taxed his Resources and Nc began
10 hold back TIE rents he collected FOR
lis own use.
Mr. Cooke on June wrote Kean
that his services as agent we've no
longer desired II was found hat he
had embezzled s33229 anti et,-tke svve4ts
out a warrant for his arrest Kean
begged to be given little time TO raise
the money. He sail he could get il III
New York. II wa to raise this money
that he kidnapped F,edla Muth.
kean's coafesilon.
Here Il Kean's confession
Il was in the neighborhocl of Mr..
Muth's store during the week previous
to my taking Freddie away was look.
ing in the window of his fathers jew
elry store and Freddie was sitting n
the step. Some one called ont Fred
lie. do not 60 awaY. when It occurred
TO me how much they would give TO
gei him back If he did go away.
went around 10 Muth's house NJ nday
the nth, but Freddie wa not about.
On Tuesday morning | went To- The
postCftice and wrote he note which I
sent to the teacher BY the me ssenger
boy whom met in the street gave
the messenger boy the n1te and told
him To take il 20 the principal of the
school al Seventeenth ana Maste-
streets. The boy delivered my messag,
and | waited unt he brought Freddie
to NE. ! tool, Freddie on a car TO the
pcausylyania railroad iation AMI
bough, him ONE picture books w
SAT in the station about hllf an hour
ami then went To Keith's thsat-e. stay
ing there until the 1erio nance waa
over. about 1880 p. m.
While We were IN the Theatre :
called up Mr. Nh h's home Cn he tele
phone and told him Freddie va. In tna
npighbo, hood and would be back In an
hour or 20. Ms Muih answered the
telephone. calling out ~ her husband.
Here's The man that hes Freddie
then became frightened and droppel
the telephone. That was about b. m.
think After the show wa over we
went 10 a restaurant. where I get him
something 10 cat Arer leaving the
re iaurant We rode on different a-e
until I finally wenf % my home. leay-
ing Freddie sittirg on the Steps opp3-
ste Ny wife did nst know 7 wa. Ia
the house took a pillow. Fome
clio hes and an old cushicu. Wolt ID o
a vacant house on Horton street.
where we stayed until We were dis-
covered anil was arrested. ! went Out
0f he houss while Freddie was o e-o
io get fo-d and tole milk an brCal
from the steps in thc c.rhhuriooi
"Ah0ur fwo weeks $50 Z ert boz
O trr and snfiCe a boY away naned
Philip Koiasky. whc Eve years %
isa and Aho residei a. Sixty fist
street ard Caiiowhin. as BIS mother
had bozs'sf e havin- plenty of money
thought II coeII aet Bin 10 assyi
ivay cruid ger some money. 2 cluii
boz c7t him as he vas nof there &
laI ihe fr nor the second time faat
Vcnl Ter hin-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

St. Petersburg, June 19.-In a riot
today in Laph, a village near Bialy
stok five Jews were killed and large
number wounded All the Jewish shops
were looted or destroyed in Starch
eltzi. bat no lives were lost
In Cronstadt today a mutiny of sail
ors occurred, and as a result the gar
rison T the great sea port has been
streng; hened Two brigades of artill'
cry and regiment of infantry have
been dc. patched to the fortress.
Two regiments of infantry and (;
battery of artillery have been sent
there. Several regiments OF cavalr'
have been added 20 the garrison IL
Pcterhof. These movements are sig
nifcani of the increased apprehension
created by the strikes in St Peters
burg ald Moscow.
The labor demonstration in Ter'oH
on the Finland border. today. which
was arranged by the revolutionary
members of the douma, was attended
by 10000 persons. The speakers de-
manded amnesty for all political pris
onerc.
A financial crisis Is imminent IN
Moscow. There Is a panic on the Ex
change. SO great are the apprehe1-
aions of an immediate uprising that
families are returning from their coun-
try homes. Well-to-do persons in the
city are sending their valuables
abroad.
Signs e police provocatiOn are man.
ifest everywhere and the organization
of be Black Hand is actively at work
Small patrols of sold ers without OFF
GERS are in constant circulation in the
streets. The men are instructed t9|
shoot at their discretion without wait
ing for orders.
Fresh details Of the massacre in
Bialystok are coming IN. but there is a
wide divergence n the reports Of the
number Of dead. One correspondent
lends word that he counted he bodies
Of 200 Jews and that twelve Christians
were also slain. Others say that the
dead VIII total about 200 while the
number of wounded is appalling. The
hospitals are flied - overiawinz AID
he surgeons are wCrn out bv their
continued exerticns. Aid his been
cent them from Warsaw and nearby
cities.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
WOULDN'T coNFlRn Hlm.

Wash ncton. u. g.. Jrne 19-Th
senate in executive ses Ton ioiav. fe
voted nearly On hour IN a. enor' 70
-onfrm the nominaiiQa of James
Wirkersham TO Do thf julie Of ife
nitei s afes court for Alasts The
ana it g. douaffri wacth any acfo1
csn De- had on fhe nouinainn b. this
On.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
A HUGE LAND SLIDE

Beli'ngham. Wash. Junas 1arSD--
cisls from scdr0ro0lley. Wickersham
ard Lockout I'll ~ dis'inct rembiine
II earih in the skaeif vsiiey 81 1880
last night opposed o. have been
caused By a huge iani slide 4 the
mountains. No damage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

entangled
Kean's family lives in New York
His father recently died Of apaplexy
and h, mother is an invalid Two
brothers, Edward and Thomas are iD
the real estate business in New York
and a fourth brother William, Is to
be ordained priest at Woodstock.
Ma, on June %.
Robbed 4 Bank.
Kean was a student in a theological
Institution in New YorkThcn he en-
tered The office of a real estate broke
He was quick at figurc and wcrt
ahead rapidly Then he became an
vcnto-. securing pat MT for a sani
tary laratory, 10 promo g this h. o
ganizcI a took company. and inall
old out his interc after haviuS mad
about $4,000 Meanwhile he had been
connected with the Harlem bank. he
hegan Specializing in the stock market
and quickly lost an hi money As h's
res uices dimin he'd he married a
Mis-. Gerouy. whose family live in New
York Ths he stom c20,o0a from the
bank. The bank officials made every
effort 20 prevent This crime from be
coming public bur they have neve-
ceased 10 prosecute a search for Kean
The moment he wa arrested here The
Philadelphia police received a q spatc D
from lupector Mclaughlin of New
York. asking n Kean wa the man
who had robbed the bank.
When questioned upon this Kean
promptly admitted Jhaj he had aiken
the money He came 10 Philadelphia
II years ago. taking a house nea-
where the Muths live.
After arrivin hero Kcan developed q
mana for trying 10 invent thing and
fitted up a workshop in his home.
What time he did DO spend there he
spent ia offices # stock brokers and
son The money stolen iu New York
vanished
Erbszzled Collections.
lie then procured posi- ion a. book
katEes. iie soon lost this and began
living De- bis wits. ana under the gl
of promoting questionable enterprises
worked Z confidence game upon -ty-
eral of Dis acquHiniances.
The results were sim. h5werer.
and be- al las sought Rith Cha.les 7.
funds r. woman with whom he was !
Cooke a po .iio1 a. ageaI FOR some 4
real etsfe operation Eeau IS a lueu-
'aiker. ana le reFres snted taaf DR. hal p.
seen acting as agent for The Rob ns1n
street prope-ties in the neghhorh0ol /
II his home. Mr. Cooke gave him q
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
WEOS CAIRO GIRL
Miss Anna BIount of This City, Mar
ried to oliver o. Smith at Spring
field.

Special 10 The Bulletin.
Springfield. June 19-OIiver O
Smith of Mt. Carmel H. and Miss
Anna Blount Of Cairo. I'D. were mar
ried in this city al s o'clock tonight By
Justice Booth.
The groom is q and the bride IS
years of age.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
MuRDERous GREEK BAND.

Saloniki. Ju1e 1q-At LIS ouIs
1ear Monasiir. June It. a Greek hand
murdered eight Bulsarians insludlng
two priests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
KOREAN REBELLION

. Victoria b c.. June 10 ,
. The steamer Empress of China
( which arrived today from Yo-
. kohama. brought further adj
. vices of HE revolution In
. Korea which is Spreading The
= insurgen lest heavily al
. Hongju Whca the Japanese
. blew lp the city gates q pro-
. tracted street fight took place, &
. but the Koreans were helpless
, wi h their obsolete arms
: against The modern weapons OF q
, the Japanese. Two japanese
) were killed. Two wounded and
, s. insurgents killed. l75 made
; pris ners. including the wound .
, cd. A number Of influential and =
, wealthy Koreans were among 4
the prisoners who were 10 be 4
, dealt with according 10 mill 4
tary law The rebels uLmber- I
ed over a thousand. Major I
) Tanaka. in charge of the Japan :
csc b. repor ed as having cap Z
tured S52 rifles. as many gun Z
barrels. several hundrfd Z
; spears. lances. and swords. a q
quantity Cf gun powder and :
; rice The rebellion has spread :
20 four prov noes. beias The .
most serioua In Kongwando. Z
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
eSDs LONG oaoUTH.

Burlington. Ia. Jan fs-Two ani a
half inches ct rain feii lH bis iocaii;T
today ending the long dFou'h aad
benefting cops and pastures.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
STRANGE STORY OF
The LIFE Of
K|DNAPER
DUAL EXISTENCE DISCLOSED BY
THE CAPTURE or ABDUCTOR
or FREDDIE MuTH.
is GENERAL CRIMINAL
stole Lad to Secure Money to Escape
Punishment for EmbezzIement
Pleads Guilty and Sentenced
to Twenty Years in Pen

Philadelphia, juno io Quick JUS
tice was meed out today TO John Jor
eph Kean, the kidnaDer of Freddie
Muth captured Monday
Within a short time after hi arrest
he was brought before a justice of the
peace, remanded to Jail. indicted by
the g"and jury, arraigned before the
criminal court this morning and upon
his plea of guilty was given 20 years
in The pententiary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

This action is the result Of pressure
brought 70 bear upon congress from
the various points al which the hrs-
pltals are located: Evansville. SIT.
Louis and Memphis, r m the forn-
going mess sage Il would appear .that
the order Of the sec.a,arY Of war
close the hogpitals on June s0th WIS
due to a lack Of funds b keep them
going. and not as matter Of par-
manent economy Thai strong pres.
sure was brought to bea, from tAo
various points named was evi cat
from the daily d patches which ts.d
of meetings Of river men interested at
all points Memphis and Lou.sYill
were also very active ana although
they are nol montimlc in the dispat ch
II may be assumed that the 40 pi.aa
there will also be continued.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
ORDER ABOL|SH|NG
j. 5. HOSPITALS
RESC|ND[O
CONGRESS APPRoPRiATEs MONEY
TO CONTINUE FOUR OF THE
ESTABLISHMENTS.
CAIRO INCLUDED IN LIST
Secretary Of War Notifies Surge ms IL
Charge, at Cairo Evansville, SIT.
Louis and Louisyile II liis
Action.

Washington, Jure t9.--Thc secre-
tary of the treasury has issued an or
der reestablshing several marine hos.
pltais, among them one at Cairo, H.,
and one at ST. Louis, which wsre dis.
continued by the secretary on the
eighth inst.
Congress has made provision for the
maIntenance of the hospitals.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
W|TTE FAVORABLE
TO RUSSIAN
HEBREWS
BUT CONDEMNS THEM FOR PLA
cling THEMSELVES AT HEAD
OF REVOLUTION.
CLAIMS THEY ARE BLIND
For If Defeated They viii Be More
Oppressed Than Ever Which
viii oblige Them to Fly
the Country.

Vichy France, June 19.-CounI
Witte, former premier of Russia, who
came here for q rest and to take the
cure, refused to be quoted in connec-
ton with Russia politics, taking the
ground that it would be not only
against hi. own personal interest, but
also against the interests of his eoun-
try. On this condition he was Dleased
to receive the correspondent of the
Associated Press who had known him
al the Portsmouth peace conference.
II is generally known that Witte Is
favorable to the p.0gressiy i've develop.
ment Of Russian institutions Whle
maintaining order. Therefore, he can
nor approve OF the action Of he lowe
house Of parliament, which, according
10 the Count is doing its utmost to de
velop into a revolutionary body and
not only delay, the reforms which II
advocates. but contributes to create
and MAINTAIN a state of chaos result
ing from a conflict between the legis-
lative and executive branches of the
government. 1t Is also known thai
Witte is personally favorable to the
Hebrews and their desires, a. cos.
tanned in a memorandum presented to
him when at Portsmouth by a commit
tee of prominent American Jews, bu
he strongly condemns the attitude
which Jews are assuming in Russia i
placing themselves at the head of
revolutionary movement against the
.4slpieA .gce their enlightened leaders,
thus making II impossible for their
non-Jewish friends 70 assist them.
Witte thinks the Russian Jews, who
are acting in this manner are blind
for if they are defeated they will be
more oppressed than before, whereas
il successful the remainder of the
population. which is more anti-Semeti
than in other countries, will oblige
them to lily the country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

THE BULLETINS CIRCULATION
10 not confined to Cairo and Alexander
county. It has a good list in all the
important communities around Cairo
in this and in adjoining states and
counties.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Kaluga, Russia. June 19.-There Is
a ferment in the local garrison here,
the soldiers sympa hizing with strik-
ing railroaders. The aecond reserve
regiment today refused duty, saying
they wouldn't serve against their
brothers.
A battalion Of fresh troops has a..
rived from which patrols have been
assigned to all streets. The banks,
post and telegraph Offices are guarded
and the governors house is surround
ed by troops. The feeling is extremely
uneasy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

THE BULLETINS newn IA not ton.
fined to one or two pages. Il has live
news on all pages. Look'for Il.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-09-13

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