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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Sin idjiucrcr aampf.

3lpeitc SabreS @eriammlung Oes
MorplGnoer &ereins 5llr 9efGn.
pfrng Der Shlpinbiu6t. 8oS
Stoot uno Stoot IN Dem Sample
tbrn. - Die Sinon5en. - Geiul-
tat Der 9e%omtenrpabl.
Sn Der WcGop Sale Der DSoDns
Soptins' llniperiitGt" fonb AM Wfon.
tag Nbenb Die 5rueite Sobres . Ser
lonlmlitng oe8 @ereins 5llr 9efQm.
pfling Der Shminoiltht Itott. Or.
&m. $. @eld, Gr1iioent oerStaats.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1no Or. SamcS
VoSlen SanitdtS : GommiiiGr fir
Baltimore, trltgen Der 8~eriammlltnJ
Dor, lpas Staat lrno Stabt sur 9e.
f0mpiung oes og8eiBen Sooes" tbun.
Or. Wel6 mies nit 9efrieoigung ga.
rauf bin, ooB IN oer2egisloturiiBung
BON 1906 100000 perlpiuigt mllroen
fiir Ole Nnlo9e zines Sdpinbiiifti-
gelt-SoipitnlS ltnb cine Gommiiiion
iid) iebt mad eiuem paiienben Blase
fiir Dos Soipital lnliebe, Ser Stoot
Warplono, iogte er, babe Die 6eiter
@elebe sur @efdmpfung Der Subers
c~uloiis.
@eiunobeits GonmiiiGr Or. 9os.
lep iprad iiber oos IN 1904 erlaiiene
@eieb fir Die 9esinfi5irung Der
@dllier, in neld)en S6minoiii6tige
geluobnt baben ooer geitorben limo.
@r Iagte, feline glniidt lei es inlmer
gerpeien rnb audi iebt nod, ooB neiia
geiltnObeitlidc@eieb oQnGIig ourds
gefilbrt peroen iolten nn0 nidt 10
tort noh Ser grloiil1ng nit 9eipalt
ulb Strcnge. 9icieS Gerfabren babe
er bel ocnl nelien 0estnfi5irmgs.@e.
icb angetpnnot unb er CLAUDE, lueiie
g~ebouoelt 81 boben, oenn Die 9epobs
ner Der Stoot ieien Jest fir bas 8e.
leb er5ogeit, itno feline n%ennenslper.
the Sppoiition made lid mebr gel
teno. Sn 1904 ieien 235, IN 1905
463 unb in 1906 1916 Sduier fir
Subcrculoiis oesinfi5irt morbert. Sn
1907 iuilr0c Die 3unobnte Der 9esin.
feftirung ebcnio bemerfbor leiit, alS
III 1906, benn bis gum If. Se6ritor
ieien I'M 9urdidnitt tGglih If Clint
mcr bcSinfi5irt morbcn, gegen 8 ITO
3inmer IN Der glcid)en 3eitperiobc
ocS &priobres. Sebr bebiilflid, iogtc
Or. SoSlep, Jet oem @eillnobeitsanltc
oud bic @eienihoft Der beiud)enoen
Observation-Disclosures u1ter Der gln.
letting bon SRI. Gent.
Nah Dem Sobrc5beriht bes S6oi3.
mciiterS oeS Screins6rn. 9opibSub.
fer bctrligcn Die @innobmcn bes Ser.
Gins inn porigen Sabre $4033.32 uno
Die IiiSgoben $3356.0S.
Die folgcnocn @eol1ten lpurbcn CT.
iuoblt: ErGiioent, Or. Senrp 9ortolt
SocobS; gbrcn @ice 4. GrGiibent, Or.
@nt. Ssler; Scfrctdr, Sr. Soiepb q.
Mines; S6obmeiiter, Sr. 9aoio Sitb.
Ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

@or Gin llnfoll. - 9e,iio.
lid bes CODES oes am Sonntaa I'M
DSto0t Soipitul" geltorbenen GhoS.
). 9oble. benz am Ionneritoo bel
cincm Stllr5 pom @oggon Nr. 1851
Der StrnBenbobn ,8eicQid)oft an
observation-disclosures lno 9i6ertp-Hoao
Der SUB BON oer HGoerlt oes 8oa.
CONS 5ernlolmt puroe, goben sic
Gienitag Mbenb i'm mittleren Stu
t%ionshallie inter Oem @orliB pol,
Coroner Sapbet eincn %rqileIt ob-
boltenben @eihporenen ciil arf In.
fa0 loutenoeS Gerbift ob.
3insrate Grbobnng. -
Ias Sireftoriitm Der oglltaiu.S par
bonf" 5ei9t an anoerer STEELE oeS
nIclttiden Gorreiponoenten" an, ooB
bonn i. april oieies Sobres an Die
9ollf 81 Yro5ent 3inicn auf Spar.
Ginlagen be5obleit miro uno es lin
boS nit Sem 81. MarS cnocnoc Sis.
foliabr 1906 cine Grtro. Gipioenoc
bon Y Erp5cnt ertldrt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
SiBnng Ser SdulbebDroc.

Groucrbei6liiiie fiir baS p%erItorben
OlitgIieo Ser @cborOc SomGS $
EbiIipps Dem YrotofoQ cinper
Ieibt. - Gontesbcidliiiic iiir Ocl
nGeutidCn Gorreiponocntcn", -
Gie meltlide b0bcrc G06teriGule
Tn Der geltrigen Sisung Scr S6ul
beb0rbe ~fiirOi9te Eroiinent Yadorl
ben 600 Oca S~6ul,GommiiiGrs Sos
$. EbiIippa o~ffi5icQ an ltno mllrOer
0orauf fol8en0c, BON Gommiii0r Gut
nin9hom cingercidte 9eidJIiiiic ot9c
lommcn unO Dem Erototoll cinper
lcibt:
Sic Wiitglieocr Der S6ulbcb0r0l
perlciben Den folNcnOcn NusOrllc
ibrcs 9cilciOa iibcr nos Nblcbcn ibrc;
pcrltorbencn GoQegcM &rr. Same;
$. Ebilippa, Dem Yrotofpll Gin. &crr
FDilipps iiber1>obm bic EfliHten ici
ncs Inltcs am /. Mdr5 1900, nad)
Dem CT bon Mupor Sopca crllanltt
lpor0ct luor, un0 CT lulr0c nu1 Nb'
luut ictneS ledsiGbrigcn NMtster'
Minis bon Wopor limunlla mic0er.
crnontt. MQGrcn0 icincr goll5el
GnltstbGtigfcit mar cr Gin Witglic>
oes Gomitc's sur Eriiillng pom Hed).
nlngcrL un0 CT CAB Den perontmort.
lidcn lln0 idJruierigen EiliGtcu Oieica
GOmite's jcOcr5cit iCinc pollc 9(rrf.
mcrfIomfcit Gr nubml Elm tiefea Sn.
~tcrclic an allen Nrbcitcn Scr 9cbor0C
lul6 CT bonOCltc BET ollCn Sro0cn,
luCld)c i'm beifGftigtcn, ltct3 nu6 scr
ltriftcn llcber5elglln8 icincr Nmts-
pfIiftcn. Sn scr SiBunq Der &c.
b0r0c om g.. Sonllor crlitt CT Ocn CT
item NnfoQ Scr 8rontbcit, lpclde cinen
Wionot ipdter icincm &cbCn Gin GnOe
madJtc. IS mar bic lcbtc SiBunQ,
meldcr CT belluobnte. IS mar 0aS
G10e Der trcllen 9icn1te fir 0oS &olf
unO Der 9rltd) 6cS frcltnOidnftliden
un0 bCr5lihcn Ginpcrlc6mcn9 NIT iei.
ncn GouegeL mclfeS ltcta porlerr.
idCnO mar. Sic 9chorGc ipri6t ser
GQntilte 6cS GntldhloiCnCn ihr tiCfiteS
@cilcib aus"
Die omucicnbcn W}itQlic0cr ser BE.
b0rOc uo6mcn bicic @cihIiiiic Ourd)
@rbeben bon Sen Giben al.
Nui Nntrog 0es GonmiiiGrS Gltn.
nilrgbom murOc Dem oIcltiGen Cor
rciponocnten" fiir Die llcbcricnbrnQ
bCS DGOt6cn 9ud)c9" an Oic SGltl-
Gommiilion Elm %cinltimnrigcS Gun.
feauotum ntsGeiproden.
Gle 9eborGc fir 0iicntlidc @er6ci-
lCrun9cu erilldte Inn ouS @utohtcn
Der Sd)ilbcb0roe iibcr sic @croro.
ming sum Nnfdltf zines 8rltnoitiifcs
nebell Der Sdule 9tr. 81 an Der %.
Ii, 81. Youl.S trnBc iiir einCn Spiel.
plat, Gic Sdnll.Gommili0rc iillb 5u
@unIten 6es Nnfouis, foQs ooa
8runoitiid cpentueQ 0lld) 5llr Ser
gr0bcrlng Der Sd)ltlc bcnuBt mer0cn
fam. &nl &onllor Wltrocn 1899
Safe bon Sfulfinocrn unteriudt.
3157 Sd)iilcr morell oblpcienD, 200
luarcn Sdulidmdn6er, BON mcIdcn
I scr Gflcgeidulc ilbcruicicn mllroen.
Die IuSgobcn I'M &onuor 6cIicicu
iid oiif $3t,0t0.97.
Gie G~ilitotoren Der @citliden b0br.
rem S0dtcrid)uIc Saul @ol1pt ". NJ.
Wtolop, Mtorp q. Sling &obn Z. Mor.
riS nn0 NltIio 5. Carroll lrgtcn in
cincm Sdrcibcn Die WGngcl an
Nnltm etc. in oiCiCr Sdltlc Dor bic
@cbor0c, mic oica bcrcita Dor cini0cn
@ofCn scr Erin5ipoI Scr SdJulc Co
pl0 =. McBlcin 0ctbon bot. Gic DC,
b0roc miro Sd)rittc III cincrGonicrcr5
6uiid)cn Ncn> Hou.Gomitc rnD oclt
%iIitntorcn IN Oicicr 9h1GcIe0cnbcit
"treifen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Su oen u II y eitnn0. - Ger
Gltelte Stationsnaent Der .Norolihen
Central : g%iienbabn," Conrad :.
airlf)ner, miro nit Dem 10. 6ebrliar,
nad elmer lan9en trellen IienIt5eit
ouf Der Wount @ai6ington. Stotton.
p%enIionirt Weroen. Sein NadioIger
miro Sr. Sobn q. @bitenteper BON
northumberland, ga. Sir Die STEELE
lagen t3 9(pplifationen Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

9rdnbc. - 81 ser @o6nuns
pom @rn. Soibio 9. Bono. Nr. 100,
9torO Sutton Npenie, entitano &C.
tern Worgen friib oltf unbefnnnte
@cilc in cinenl Sd)ronf Seller, mel.
DIES bon Srn. Bomb iclbit ulb elmer
Gn5nbI 6reunoe inn Seine critift
miiroe. Ter oitaeridtete Shooen be-
irGgt 500. Is beiono lid) SIR Belt.
oils onS Scuer orSbrod, cine Weiell
itoit IN bent Souic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

6inon3icllca . - Cos oNclpc.
ocre,Sotel" miro bclltc Nodmittoq
| ll6r IN sen N0umlid,teitcn scr
COMMUNICATIONS Noric," Nr. 225.
ct. EouG.S trnBe, inter Den Nommcl
fonln;c1. Sin Gomttc, ucldcp bic Sc.
liter scr 5rucitcn un0 0ritten &ppotbc.
n'S6li9otioncn scr SotelGompQ0.
ME o~ertrttt un0 aus ocn &errCn Iul,,
0loS s. Somos, Il. g.. Somblcton
Solurence Perin uuo Wn1. $. 8rifilil,
bcltcbt, mill Dos &otel fartien uno sic
. otcls9ompo9nie nClt nr0oniiircn
sic Gigcntiinter Der 5lucitcnSppotbef.
O%bltgotioncn luerCcl nit $3.50 unG
oic Der oritten Suputhef. Sbli0ottonen
nit $3.50 bcItcitert. IS limo $500,00C
5peitc ltt0 $4,000 brittle Sppotbef.
S%bligotioncn %porbonNcn. Sic sc.
ltCteritn9 0criclben ergicbt $4,000
IS iolen $250,CC0 G.pro5cntigc 8or.
5Ags- unb $250OO0 Stomm. qfticr
oltsgcgc6cn mrroCll.
GaS Girettoriltnt ser Baltimore
Fruit ono Guarantee Company" bal
gc'tern ctncn RIon on9cnommel,. no.
nod Den Gepoiitoren elm S6eiI net
@ciuinnC SltfallCn ipu.
Ser GonrontsGontrolcu 6nt oil
Veonien Der Nottpnolbonfcn 0urd
Sic MntiinOi9unQ iibcrroidt ooi
fiinftigbin Ole Nonf.gromiilotorel
bel Der Eriiium8 Der @cid)1ite SCI
NatlonoIboltfcn bos TorIcgelt ocl
9onfbiifcr ocr Gcpoiitorcn perlal
gen foiilielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
9alcntinstua.

WuuuideS Wenidenfino miro lid
bellte grim uno geld Grgern, iuenn cp
bellte bon boSpiaigelr ODER nuutb
iuilligen 6einben ooer 6reunoen an
5iiglid)e @iloerden ,GolcntinS.
gilbcr" - nit on5iigliden Tersfen
5ugeianot befommt. Ser @rolld)
entitano uripriingli6 in England II,
Sdottlon0 mo mar altd) burmloies
rer Natur. Sn altcn 3citen beif)enfs
ten nGrnlid ilnge Seute oieienige
Yerion oes onoeren @eifledtS, DC.
rel 9tarucn Tie onl Nbeno porbcr
onrh oas Sos gejogen botten, ooer
Der lie am &nlcntinStog 5uerit be,
gegncten, reIp. 81 begegncn muBten,
mo betrad)teten lie dis ibrcll &olens
tin oocr ibre Snlcntinc.
Hif)tcr Sranf Duncan uno @ottill
bon baltimore . County fciern bclltc,
an Salentinstog, bos Set ibrcr ill
berlncn Sod)5eit in ibrcr Mobmul1
"sSpooluipn" 5u Sutbcrpinc. Die
Nodborit, Die Mitglicbcr bc0 Wor.
reou 3 &crcina bon Woltirnurc.Guunl.
~ rnlo Die nod lcben0cn Ycrioren,
iuclfc Dor % Sabrcn bel Der Sod5eit
5ltgc9en luorell, ii1o cingeloocn 81
Dem 6eite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Gin id6nss nno nisIidjes @eideni
fiir InsebOrise TT INNER clue Icbens'
aruee photographic oSer cine Flint.
lcriid opGcnSetc Gppie eines alten
gilbcs in Grapnn, 0aEsrfarbe, Del
ooer Eaitel. Die fd1nften Cabinet
biIocr MIR 81 pro 0nkenS.
Snlius Srbbel, oentider Gbctcgrapb.
(90-) 321 Nprb.W Gar. Straae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
0entfhes 9eIb

5u oerfaufen. 1880 Gents pro Warf
pber 4.20 Marf fir eiren Dollar.
@ed)iel unS Grebitbriefe auf ale
gtdbte guropn's. @eibienoungen.
Shiffsfarten, Meiicpaiie uno aiisldn.
biihes 9elo. Sbeu. s. 1ieaer & Co.,
2f7 It.gaIiimore.S trabe. (303-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
0eISfenbnnacu

nod Deutidlano "a Gents pl, Marf.
mad OeItreid 201A Gents pro Grone.
gorto ertra. Sdtffsfarten bon uno
nad DeutIdlano. @eiiepGife, Bef-
iel, Greoitbriefe uno ansISmoiifes
@eIo. Sbep. s. 0iener & &c., PIT
Cit-SaItimOr (3OS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
@ar &eiHert,
9cntidler Ebutusrapb,
4O0-411 Wprb.Wnn.Stra6e.
epe5tai'C iferts

Spe5tnlsS fferte!
Hnr fir clue furSe 5ett.
s feintie gubiuet.Nortraiis uiio 1 Iebensarrses
Yoriruit nit feineru Rubmen fiir SJ.50.
Reeuldrer |reiS $3.50.
Bite. ndtet Sic aIf meme slSrcile:
War MeiHert, 409-411. ro.Gas.e citrate.
(Se31l,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Yns @cis gcitprbcn.
CHARLES &. 9enb ullo icine SfmeItcr
i'll i6rer @obnung 5u 6reoerif
foot aufgcfunoen. - Sdon 5pei
Gage toot. - @aren reid un0
0arbten ans @eii.

Gage to0t. - Waren reid lln0
Oarbten ans @eij.
Charles 6. 9ent, As Sabre aft,
uno leine Shmelter 9llice 9enb,
etlitjc SATIRE finger ais Der Sruoer,
mur0cn an Wontog NafmittuA in
ibrer @obnung ST. Sreoerid ais 9ei-
den ,oltfgeflul0cn. 9lQem Nniheine
nad) mar Der ZOO i6on am Sumltag
elngetrcten, mo 5rpnr III Solge bon
Gnt6ebrungen. Der @ei5 ideint oas
8eldnllterpaar Dem So0e in Die pr.
me 5etrieben 81 babelL oenn es eig-
ncte elm Guben0 SGllIer uto nn6ereS
Gi9entDum 5um @ertbe bon minoe,
items 100000, lpcld)eS es bon lcincm
&oter, Dem ucrItorbenen HSofo6 e.
Senb Geerbt bate. Seit Dem 5o0e
Ocs Saters 500 iih Oos 0elfmiItcr-
poor bon alien Nod)barn uno 9efnnns
ten 5llriid llno lebtc f1rger ais Der
Grinite @cpobner ser Stobt. Nl5
an Wontog Nodmlittag gcudltium
in oas @olls cingeorungen muroe, "a
oas @eidNpiiterpoar ieit mebreren
5agcn Don 9tiemanoem geieben NOR
Den mar, fnno man ben 9rll0er bnlb
angcfleioet toOt ouf cinem 9ctt lie
gen, unO Die Seide Der Shmelter, bic
in cinen dlten llcberrod 0eS 9rltoers
gebiiut mar, lag oltf eiuem onoeren
Sett. &m Oicn lngcn meni8e tbcil.
neilc uerbronntc &oblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14
Staot Baltimore.
Undertakings @cgpciicr.

rMuNt . gtaSemis." - Siefe Bo6e; p1DC
Sottnco WinH".
"SIauen'S." - 2tcfe sBo6c: Orr. 9Inrncg
from SrelGHo".
,8anetn." - 2icie 0ohe: @biI. Sberioan'I
a9teip SIN Sports Ntg Sboru",
sSpro's." = 0teie 2Sode: 6orbes R%obertfon
uno @ertruoe @uiott In iolaenoem &epertotrc
Niontna, 3ienitne. Wittpo6 Abeno
II. 9ieuttae gloiiree. 9Giar Ilo CLEOPATRA"
Gonneriide II. Sdmfiag Nhcro yWttce ano Wiait"
6reiine gbcno uuo Samitag Wtuitnee "Nnmlei"
p6rntban." - Ntete Aohe; "Ibe Gorpbo0
@irl".
.aibauub's." 49, Sirfc g8o6e: oqbe Srcouo
Wrs. SuHQucrdh".
.0larpianD." - Giefe gode: Ieitb'S @nuoe,
bilIe0ortielluHgeH.
,Aubitprtum." - 2icie Tohe: 3obb0 Slal!oe
In Santana.
rsiew 0'onumrHtul," 2iefe Bode: Zoe
grpdofpaD CSaUetp GtrS".
Sdalidb Bpritelunsen ~oreiiiricr tuiloer 1bicrc
unb anoere llnterbnItlIngen, totpie Holtbub'
bdbr.
,YenbubH'G uHierpaturinm. =" - 6rctta9,. ben
10. Sdnuar, 1 tlbr Nudulittuqe. 3lueit Bidnos
GeciiaI bon Sarolo jianoolpb mo SrltcIt Suibes
fon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Gaiie Snr Heiie ms Nnslanb &c.
iOrpt s. Gaine, Nr, Alb, Cit'Yalti.
muresS trahc, uabc Goitnmbunic'MuG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-14

Sit lest National. Strait.
bent. --Sr, Charles Gnqlono, elmer
Der groBten @etroioebdnolcr BON
Baltimore uub Miitglico Der Ibpig3.
aorol GommiIiiOn, lit Gum Er0ii'
hcntcn Gea nationolcn @crcins Der
SciroioebGnoler ertp0blt moroen.
SIN 3icn tie beS @ 0 f +.
tbunS. = Nod Dem 9erid)t Der
~Wobltb1ti9feits ORGANIZATIONS cs
leaId)oft" unb bes .@creinS our Ser
b%el'erung Der Gage ser Nrmcn" mltr.
Den inl Wonot Sanitor 1885 6auli.
lien ulterItiibt unb 2346 @eiufe ob.
geltottet. Ger e~ritere &erein perolla,
gobte $2060.59, ooer $4l0.99 mchr,
oils I'M Sonuar 1906. Sic .@ohl,
tbotigfeits : ORGANIZATIONS 5 8eieQ.
idaft" bralltte $t467.22 fir oie I'm.
teritiituna Der Nrmcr. II Ger.
monbte, 103 TripotperionenL - Sir.
den unb 10 8ereine cooperirteu nit
ben Vereinen. Sm Nnftbureou, mel
DIES biz gum I. Ior5 in Hr. l0t,
WeItsS saratoga. Strobe, geoiinct iein
miro, mrroen i'm DECEMBER uno ga.
ruor 43 applifotioncn 9emod)t.
9eioe @eieqidoitcn bottcn am /. sc.
bruar Elm 3efi5it o 5uiommcn
$362S.19 81 p%erSeidyrcn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
MAY TERM Of
CIRCUIT COURT
CONVENED YESTERDAY w r n
JUDGE WILLIAM NJ BUTLER
PRESIDING.
GRAND JURY ORGANIZES
with c. o. Patler as Foreman--Docket
Called and Cases Were Set For
n earing.

Judge w. n. Butler convened cir
cult court yesterday morning for the
May term The docket was called,
cases were set for hearing and a
grand jury was empanelled organizing
as follows
Cnarl O. Patier, foreman, Calvin
Y. Neff. NJ Easterday, NJ, G. Metz
ger. Paul IF. Scbuh George G. Koch,
Ter, NJ Lyman, W. l.. Bristol NJ. J.
Howley. H G. Jones, Chas. f Miller,
Chas. Cunningham, John Peterson, Lo-
rem L. Stevens, Albert Drawn, William
Bracken. Henry w imam W n, Sui
liyan, James Fl. Mulcahy, Randall
jackson, Anthony p. Ehs, ?. ]. Pur-
sell ii A Harmon
BaiNffs were appointed as follows;
William White, Of Eleo, Joseph z
Nj eller. Patrick Mahoney, John Shee-
han and Albert Frost. Jr
The grand jury will probably give
attention only to the cases Of pris.
oners III Jail OF whom there are
twenty on mere Il will report at =
D clock this morning and be dis
charged having finished its work, and
lit viii be the LAST grand jury that will
be summoned for some time 70 come
as the new state law practically
aholishes such bodies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
THE METHODIST REVIVAL
Successful Meetings Held in the Up
Town Church With Good
Music.

Rev. VIM. Swope western Eyange-
list. has been holding series OF
meetings in the Methodist church at
Thirty second ami Elm streets, which
have grown to be deeply interesting.
Rev. Tracy. pastor OF the church
considers himself fortunate in secur-
ne Rev. Swope's aid in an effort 10
Arouse the people An enthusiastic
member who has been attending the
meetings regularly says:
Rev. swope's great power is In his
thorough knowledge OF human nature
and men. aud If there is some ie low
back in the audience conscious that
his own heart is laden with sin and
guilt there is no need of his trying
10 cover aud skulk behind the past Of
Indifference and unconcegn. for in the
twinkling Of an eye this mounted
rsnchman from The corrals Of Zion
hurls an invisible "a iat at the moral
delinquent who. rising thea from his
eat and hesding straight for the al
tar of repentance falls prostrate be.
fore an offended God imploring for
giveness at the Throne of Mercy
Excellent music will be rendeTc
under the direction of W. ". Myrici.
at every Sc. vice. Everyone is Invited
| to attend.
Sunday night Rev. swope preached
10 a congregation that taxed % "a
paeity of the church. Twenty eight
members were received ~ the Sun
/ lay afternoon service by the pastor
Rev. ]. T Tracey. Sixty profess 4
faith in Chris and forty-fye we're add
ed TO the church membership during
the past week.
The meetings viii continue every
afternoon and night until May r.
Ev rybody is cordially invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

II was a habit Of the Rev. Jam
Sturgeon. grandfather OF the grf
preacher of that name, TO fray go
evening under a certain oak Tree IN
sec luded wood in Honeywoof Paf
One night he dreamed. the story go
that Satan appeared and Threatened
tear him 10 pieces If he followed
accustomed route TO the tree. Inc
was another path by which he 'eif
go in safety. Remembering his drc7
spurseon felt sorely tempted the ne
NIGHT 10 take The route in which SafI
was not But this would be 10 caplf
late. Trembling in every limb
made his way by the path in wnI
the danger lay. He rescssd his q
in safety and in prayer and song
turned thanks for delivery from pei
when his prayer had ended he rd
to return. In his path lay piece
solid gold "ss large as curtain rint
All inquiry failing to discover
owner he retained it. and when
married had his wife's welding II
made from bis curious fr5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
MANAGER Of
FACTORY ARRIVES
c. p. BRANDON, OF CHICAGO,
COMES TO CAIRO TO BE MAN
AGER OF WASHBoARD
FACTORY.

The National Lumber and Wooden
ware company, formerly the Carey
Halliday Lumber company, which re-
Gently increased its capital stock and
changed its name 50 as to cmbrace
additional lines in which 1t wiz EN-
bark will have in active operation
here its wash board factory within the
next thirty days.
Mr.. @. r. Brandon, of Chicago, has
arrived her to take charge OF that
department aor the company. His
family will follow MIN in a few days
and they will reside in the Coffee
property at Washington avenue and
Center street
Machinery & tn latest approved
kind for making complete wash boards
is now being installed. The metal
part as well as the wooden board will
be manufactured. a crimping machine
for making the corrugated metal front
being one of the exp nsive pieces OF
machinery that is be ng installed.
The wash board factory will be an
important addition to Cairo's inter
ests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
ALEXANDER CLUB
MEETS TONIGHT.
TO HEAR REPORT OF SOLICITING
COMMITTEE ALL MEMBERS
HAVE SUBSCRIBED AND NEW
CLUB HOUSE WILL BE HAND
soMELY FURNISHED.

Alexander club will meet tonight to
hear the report of Chairman H. II.
Halliday of the soliciting commit g,
as to his success In securing the ten
dollar subscriptions from all he mem.
bers Of the club. to meet the cost OF
furniture for the new club house. 1t
will be an adjourned meeting and will
probably b larger than that of last
week. as some interesting proceed
ings are likely to be had.
Mr.. Halliday has a good report to
make. Although he WIS authorized
TO select as MANY assistants as he
might deem nee ssary he decided to
do # all himself He called on and
talked 10 every resident member Of
taa club FRIDAY and Saturday and
saf rod cash. check or note OF every
one of them. All rose 10 the spirit OF
the occasion under the persuasive az
hypnotic influence of Mr. Halliday
and tho club will have very nearly
g .o00 in the treasury as a result and
will have its new club house hand
somely and comfortably furnished.
The furniture will be ordered at once
in the hope Of getting it here by June
!. When the house is to be occupied.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
POLITICAL HEADS
FEAR GU|LLOT|NE
nEcAPITATioN OF OFFICE HOLD
ERs SCHEDULED TO BEGIN
IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.
TAMMANY Is IN A PANlC
over Political Revival of The
Butcher" John r. Ahearn,
Chief Executioner-Dal-
ton First Victim.

New York, May 13.-Panic prevail
ed in Tammany Hall today following
an announcement that John F. Ahearn
the borough president of Manhattan
is going 10 swing his political axe on
four district leaders and score or
more 9th Tammany adherents who
hold Jobs under him.
William Dalton, superintendent oil
public works, will be the first man 10
20. II was said in inner circles yes
ferdav that his head will be Topped
off tomorrow. and that this decaptlta-
ion will mark the beginning OF the
most extensiv beheading ever known
i'm borough politics. The end OF me
week II was said. will see small
army of Tammanyites. who have Tor
wears fattened on municipal jobs, io0A-
ing for places.
Tammany was unable TO understand
the amazing attitude of MI Ahearn.
II has always hitherto been rock
ribbed organization man and an init
mate friend of Charles +. Murphy.
For him TO cut loose from the organ
ization and announce economically
thar he viii appoint in the place
Of William Dalton. a man who is not
necessarily affiliated with any politi-
cal organization. surpassed the BELIEF
nf the men who or " up in politics
with him
Little satisfact on was obtained by
leaders Who sought Mr.. Ahearn Tor
Information yesterday. He spent the
,rfernoon in his club. in No 2on East
BROADWAY. ans conferred there with
many Of his district workers. Lead
ers who we're startled by the reports
IN the morning papers Of the boroug a
rresiden plan. hocked 80 his eiup
house. only to be told that there was
,thing 10 be said one way or the
other.
4 have nothing to say today. Mt.
Abcsru sad to a reporter Tor me
.ap rs. ~Tomorrow may say some
ming. hnt may be mo- then. ! am not
talking now.
II was inferred by everyone who
fslksd with him that Sir. AhTen Is d.