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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
SUIT AGAINST tom
LAWSON IS BEGUN
Copper Company Asks 100000 or
Restoration of 10000 Shares of
Stock as Alternative.

Boston, April 23.-The suit of tho
Copper Range Consolidated Mining
company against Albert C. Burrage,
Thomas w. Lawson and others in
which damages aggregating $4,000 600
are asked. was opened today i'll the
Massachusetts supreme court. Restor.
alton by the defendants of 10000
shares of stock to the company is
named as alternative of the damages
claimed. The case will be heard on its
merits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
PAYS UP IN HAT CHECK SUITS
Persons Elected for Failure to Retain
Conductors Slip Win Cash.

Bloomington, ILL.,, April 23.-Dismissal
has been made of the famous hat check
suits against the Chicago & Alton, by
T. T Gwynn, T. F. Gwynn, and Nellie
Gwynn. all of Baltimore, the road max
ing a settlement said to be $500 in each
case. They were elected from train
because they failed to retain a. hat
check alleged to have been given them
by the conductor, dsputing the neces-
sity for exhibiting the check The ac-
ton establishes an important prece-
dent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
FIXES BLAME ON DEAD MAN
Steamboat inspectors Decide Pilot An
son Caused Larchmont Wreck.

New London, Conn, April 23.-Local
United States Steamboat Inspectors
Withey and Steward have made public
their findings in the steamer Larch-
mont disaster on the night of Feb. II
when upwards of 100 lives were lost
in the sinking of the steamer after col
lision with the schooner Harry Know
ton in Block Island sound. The re-
sponsibility for the collision is laid
upon Pilot John l.. Arson of the Larch-
George w. McVey is practically eX-
onerated. The schooner is declared
to have been sailed in full compliance
with the navigating rules.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
Ready for the Opening Of
the Ter.CentennaIl
Exposition.
WELCOME FOREIGNERS
Most Imposing Display OF Fight
Ing Strength Ever
Seen Here.

Norfolk. Va, April 23.-The greate5'
feet of American vessels ever as
sembled in the historic waters CT
Hampton Roads-3OO,O00 tons of float
ing steel-has been made ready TO re
ceive a visit of the visiting foreign
battIeships and cruisers which are from
time to time to take part in the ce!e-
brations which will make part of the
jamestown Ter-centennial exposition
Several Here for Opening.
For the opening of the exposition
Friday, 2Gth, war vessels OF Great Il +
tain. Germany, and Austria are expect
ed. One of the visiting Germans, the
cruiser Bremen. is already in the
Roadstead awaiting the arrival OF the
Boon. the big armored cruiser. Tie
Boon is expected to arrive tonight
when she will be officially welcomed
by the boom of cannon from the Con
necticut the flagship of Rear Admiral
Robley d. Evans. commanding the At
lantiC fleet.
Form Long Line.
All the American vessels now at an
chor belong to the Atlantic he9r.
There are probably 25 battleships and
cruisers in a far-fung line which Is
headed by the Connecticut just off the
government pier at Fortress Monroe
and trails away almost to the vanish.
ing point up the broad channel-wly
leading to Norfolk.
Get Best Possible View.
The fleet has been arranged so as ~
give visitors to the exposition the best
possible opportunity for viewing the
fighting strength of the American
navy. The glistening white hulls. spot
less in their new coats of paint and
buff superstructure two and three
piped line battleships and armOred an
protected cruisers form marine pano
rama as viewed from the water front
esplanade of the exposition grounl'
such as has seldom if ever been pre-
sented to the American public.
visible From All Points.
The vessels are anchored severd
thousand yards off the exposition shore
being arranged in a huge semi-circ,s
and are visible from every part of the
grounds.
Practically every type of fighting
craft in the American navy is repre-
sented.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
A DOZEN DROWNED
lumberBarges Arcadia Believed
to Have Been Lost in
Lake Michigan.
GIVEN UP BY MARINE MEN
Believe Boiler Exploded While on Trip
Pieces of Wreckage are Found
Along Way.

Manistee. Mich. April 23.-The
wooden lumber barge Arcadia which
left here April -, for Two Rivers with
a cargo of hardwood has undoubtedly
been lost in Lake Michigan with the
captain and owner, Harry May, his
wife and about twelve others
Believe Boiler Blew Up.
Marine men have given her up as
lost and would not be surprised to hear
her wreck was caused by a boiler eX-
plosion. Wreckage has been founi
along the beach from Pentwater nor.h
to Little Point and some has been
identified as part of the cargo of the
Arcadia.
Built i'm 1883.
The Arcadia was 119 feet in length
26 feet beam and feet draft, register
ing go tons. II was built in Milwaa-
kee in 1888.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
Open Goldfield Mines,

Goldfield, New. April 23.-As a e.
suit of settlement effected between
the mine owners and miners the mines
were thrown open yesterday afternoon
and all mines that could find workmen
started with a full force.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
BANK PRESIDENT
IS UNDER ARREST
at Chicago on Charge of Crook
ed Practices.

Chicago. April 23.-Charles c. King.
president of the First National Bank
of Scotland S. d. was arrested today
by United States marshals. King was
recently indicted by the federal grand
jury in South Dakota on a charge Of
having misapplied funds of the bank.
and issuing certificates of deposit in
his own favor amounting to $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
DUBUQUE MAY BE DRY TOWN
All Saloons Violate Law Which is
Likely TO be Enofrced.

Dubuque. Iowa, April 23.-The pros
poets are that Dubuque for time Will
be a dry town. 1t was announced yes
terday that the Law and Order league
has raised 5000 and that the mulct law
will be enforced. The state Anti-Sa-
loon league will have charge of the
prosecutions. Detectives already are
at work securing evidence. All Du
buque saloons operate in violation ii
the law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
A FAST BALLOON JOURNEY
Sixty Miles Covered in Ninety Min
uteS in New JERSEY,

Matawan, n. j., April pa balloon
which left Philadelphia at 12:45 yes
terday afternoon landed here at 2:15.
having covered sixty miles in an no If
and half. In the balloon was A. Z
Hawley, a New York broker and Ar
thur r. Atherhol, of Philadelphia The
balloon reached an altitude of 1900
feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23

attack of appendicitis last November
and was taken to Mrs. Alston's saai
tarium in West Sixtieth street Three
or four surgeons, in consultation
quickly decided an operation must re
performed to save her life. 1t was DR.
Gushees part to WELD the knife. and
SO skillfully did he perform the oper-
alton that Mrs. Morse recovered COM
pletely in six weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
C0MPELS RESPECT TO FLAG
Commandant of Columbus Barracks Re-
quests Civilians to Remove Hats.

Columbus. Ohio, April 23.-During
dress parade at the Columbus barracks
yesterday. several civilian spectators
were requested to remove their hats in
salute to the national colOrs. Il shall
insist upon every one removing his hat
when the national colors are being car
ried in this parade and on other Occa-
siOns of the kind" said Colonel Glenn,
commandant at the post Everybody
should show as much respect to the flag
of the United States"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
ARE MAKING NO PROGRESS
Peace Efforts in Central America Con-
tinue to Come to Nauqht.

Washington, April 23.-The Central
American controversy is no nearer set
tlement today than it was yesterday.
according to a dispatch received today
at the state department from Philip
Brown, American charge at Guta-
mala. He holds out no hope of an
early agreement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
Chicago Train is Wrecked.

Dixon, H.. April 23.-Chicago and
Northwestern train No. 10. which lett
Chicago at 1890 p. m., collided with
a freight train at Nelson, six miles
west of Dixon, at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Engineer Pierce was killed
and the fireman badly scalded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
NEW YORK WIDOW LOSES APPENDIX.
BUT MARRIES MAN WHO Took IT OUT

New York, April 23.-Mrs. Agnes
Reilly Morse, the widow of H. Wool
son Morse, the music composer, au-
thor of Wang" etc, will marry Dr..
Edward S. Gushee at ST. Agnes Epis
copal church at noon tomorrow Thus
happily ends romance of love ana
surgery. Mrs. Morse lost an appendix
and Won husband. She gains much.
Mrs. Morse suffered from severe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
Hit With Kettle: Gets 5000

Terre Haute, Ind, April pa jury
gave Mrs. Mabel Earhart verdict for
1920 against Bernard Bergman for per-
sonal injury inflicted when he struck
her with a kettle from which she had
poured boiling water on him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
TouIon, France, Barely
Saved After Terrific
Struggle.
ARSENAL DESTROYED
Troops and Sailors Join In Bat
tIe.--Many Hurt by
Falling Walls.

Toulon. France, April 23.-Fire
which broke out at thg arsenal here
shortly after midnight, has assumed
alarming proportions. Private resi-
dences outside of thss arsenal are
threatened. Immense quantities Of
stores have been burned the DANA sc
amounting to many million of francs
has been done.
Twenty Men Buried.
The walls of a store house fell in,
burying 20 men, 10 of whom were severe
ly injured. Two or three persons are
believed to have been killed. Large bod
les of soldiers and sailors were engaged
in fighting the flames throughout the
night but all efforts to control the fire
have been without success up to the
present.
Documents Destroyed.
The building in which the commis-
sion of inquiry appointed to investigate
the explosion on board the battleship
Iona has been holding its sessions, i
in flames and it is said most of the docu
ments relating to the investigation
have been destroyed.
Private Homes Burn.
Some of the houses occupied by
worllmen caught fire and collapsed. in
juring y men. The number injured
by the fall of the wall of the store
house is greater than was at first ie
ported. Thirty have already beer
taken TO the hospitals.
Under Control.
Uater.D THE fire has been virtually
mastered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
EIGHT MORE ARE INDICTED
Federal Grand Jury Nears End OF
Probe Into Lottery COMPANY.

Mobile, Ala, April 23.-Eight more
indictments have been voted by the
federal grand jury investigating the
operations of the Honduras National
Lottery company. The names of those
indicted will be divulged on Wednes-
day, according to United Sites District
Attorney Armbrecht, at which time the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
No Choice in Rhode Island,

Providence, r. l., April 23-Two bal
lots in the legislature today for United
States senator resulted in no choice
Fifty-eight ballots have been taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
MO MORE SPECIAL Rates
FOR THEATRICAL TR0UPES

jury will have concluded its invest
cations.
The Wilmington (DelD grand jury.
to be impaneled Immediately, is 10
take up the ticket end OF the vio'a-
tions, and all the persons indicted are
subject TO reindictment by the VIII
mington jury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
CONRIED Is ILL in BERLIN
Suffering from Spinal Trouble and Can
not Move Without Assistance.

Berlin, April 23.-Heinrich Conried is
seriously i'll at the Hotel Kaiserhof He
cannot move without assistance and
must be carried up and down stairs
He is suffering from spinal trouble
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
Volcano Still Active.

Santiago. Chile. April 23.-Severe vol.
canic ernptions continue in the south
ern part of Chile The town of Val
davia is covered with ashes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
Fooled COunciimen.

President Cameron denied empha,-
ically that he ever intended giving the
councilmen one dollar. He told how
placed in safe deposit boxes and afte:
wards removed.
He said Common Councilman VIII
liam A. Martin, now under sentence to
three years in the penitentiary for So
liciting bribes from Cameron. was the
collector of the combine, and that fla
ally in desperation the combine de
manded the cash, and that $4,000 dis
appeared from his coat pocket while
in the presence of Martin.
Attorney Marion declares that be
fore he is through there will be a COZ
siderable reduction in the present
number of counciImen at liberty.
VIII Seek Immunity.
President Cameron through his at
tOrneys announced after the hearing
was adjourned that he would resist
all efforts to try him on the charge Of
bribery. for which he has already been
indicted, on the grounds that his test
mOny gives him immunity from prose
cution.
Cameron was the first witness in the
investigation of the charges against
Engineer James w. Milholland and Jo.
seph Flaherty of the Pittsburg AMI
Tube City railroad before Magistrate
Brady. Milholland and Flaherty are
charged with conspiring to bribe mem
bers of the city council Cameron s
attorneys at first objected to his being
| examined, as he is at present under
Indictment in connection with the scan
dal. Magistrate Brady, however, over
| ruled all objections.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
STRIKE RIOTS IN FRANCE
Walters and Bakers Fail to Take Pris-
oners Away from Officers.

Paris. April pa fierce encounter
between striking walters and bakers
and body of police took place today
on Rue Du Louvre Many arrests were
made. The strikers attempted TO res.
cue the prisoners, whereupon detach.
ment of curassiers charged and dis
persed the rioters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
HUNTED FOR CRAFT
Pittsburg Councilmen Hungry
Lot, According to Rail-
way President.
TOOK $4,000 FROM POCKET
Fooled Them from Time to Time by
Means of Depositing Checks and
Removing Them.

Pittsburg, Pa, April 23.-A sensa-
tiOn was sprung in the councilmanic
graft investigation yesterday afte"-
noon when President c. S. Cameron of
the Pittsburg and Tube City railway
went on the witness stand and told in
detail how he was held up for $4,000
by the graft combine which controls
both branches of the city council.
Cameron was asked by Attorney
John Marion. special counsel for May
or Guthrie in prosecuting the graft
cases. if he did not have in his posses
sion a list of the grating councilmen
He admitted he had such list and
said that he would produce it this af-
ternOon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
seventeen WIVES
Has John Carver, Dentist
Who is Under Arrest at
Fort Smith, Ark.
OPERATED IN MANY CITIES
Alleged to Have Defruded Women out
of $15o,oo0 in Course. of
His Career.

Marshall, Mich, April 23.-Dr. John
Carver, alleged bigamist, who is said
to have at least II wives, was captured
yesterday at Fort Smith, Ark. Carver
is charged with defraudng his wives
out of $150,000.
The specific charge on which he was
was that of defrauding Mrs.
Lola Davis of Battle Greek out of $25,-
900. Carver married her on Oct. 16.
1906, at Battle Creek. He went with
her TO New York, and they decided tc
buy boarding house. He told his wife
to so home and raise all the money
she could on her property and forward
him a draft, and he would make ar
rangements TO have her come on in
two weeks, after all details had been
settled. He got the money, it is claim
ed, and disappeared.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
Sees No Difference.

The commission holds, however. that
the transportation of such amusement
companies on party rate tickets would
be similar TO transportation where the
same number of persons not belonging
TO such companies offered to travel,
and that therefore tickets must be open
ed to the use of the general public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
Sought for Three Years,

Carver is wanted in Cincinnati, Pitts
burg, Buffalo. Grand Rapids. Norfolk.
Saginaw, and officers have been after
him for three years. Sheriff Graham
of this county obtained requisition pa
pers and will return with the prisoner
on Saturday. He has been represent
ing himself as travelling secretary of
the New York Jockey club
Carver is a graduate of the Pittsburg
Dental college, and is 40 years old He
is said to have procured his wives
through a matrimonial bureau.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-23
-sssr
Commerce Commits sion
Fails to See Reason for
Discrimination.
RULING IS IMPORTANT
Declares Party Rate" Tickets
Must Mso be Open to
General Public.

Washington, April 23.-A far-reach.
ing decision was rendered today by the
interstate commerce commission con-
cerning party rate" tickets. The vari-
ous railroads of the country have been
proceeding on the theory such tickets
applied only to theatrical or amusement
cOmDanieS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-30
HOMER r. STEPHENS RECIPIENT
or VALUABLE GlFT FROM
CAIRO LODGE, A. r.
AND A. M.
GOES 70 EAST ST. LOUIS.
Sunday to Resde--W. D. Browning Of
Mt. Carmel, His Probable Sue.
cessor as Cairo Freight Agent
OF Big Four

An affa L Of more than ordinary IN
te.cst took place last evening at the
lall Of Cairo Lodge, No. III. A. +.
Ind A. NJ, when the lodge presented
Fast Master iIomdr r. Stephens Win
very beautiful jewel Of his rank as
parting token of appreciation and
socd.fellow hip, prior to his depart
Ire for East ST. Louis. Mr. stephens
appointment as freight agent for the
Big Four railroad in that city has
been mentioned in The Bulletin.
The presentation speech was made
by Worshipful Master Charles H.
Thompson in an eloquent manner ana
he recipient. though greatly aifectaa
by the evidence of his brothers es'
seem, responded in manner lhat
gracefully betokend his appreciation
md gratitude.
The jewel is of solid gold. about
our inches in length and two and q
,alf inehe in width and is a hand
,sne specimen of the jewelers. art.
At the top Is a bar on which Is en-
srav. the recipients name from the
middle OF which bar IL suspended the
eiter G., an emblem of the order III
jlue enamel. From the ends OF the
bar suspended by gold chains are q
arg compass and rule with the other
insignia fthe lodge, all beautifully
Engraved. The jewel is mounted IN
d handsome leather case.
MI. Stephens during the years OF
his residence in Cairo has been one OF
| The pr minent members Of The order
ma his attended departure from Cairo
viii leave a vacancy In the Masonic
| edges as well as other social AMI
usiness circl that viii be sincerely
! ,eeyette1 Mr.. Stephens returned yes
| erday from East ST. Louis where he
vent 10 look over the ground OF ms
new duties. He expects to return 70
| hat city Sunday night to remain.
! Aailo his new office is one # con-
siderably more Importance than the
| ,ne he relinqulshes yet Mr.. Steph
| ems duti. S will be lightened consft
| .ably from the fact that the work al
! Cast ST. Louis Is arranged IN depart
| nents. The heads of each OF winch
| ire responsible for all matters ap
| pertaining TO It's duties.
! ri Is probable that w. p Browning
of Mt. Carmel, will be appointed &c
succeed Mr. Stephens as freight agen'
lf.r the Big Four in Cairo,
Mrs. Stephens and daughter. ka'il
ryn. will emain in Cairo until after
/ the close of school in June.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-30
EX-MAYOn WINTER
DECLINES TO RUN
WILL NOT ACCEPT NOMINATION
>FoR MAYOR RENDERED HIM
BY MASS MEETING-WlSheS
TO AVOID EVILS OF LAST
CAMPAIGN.

Yesterday Ex-Mayor Claude winter
reached a decision regarding the
nomination for mayor given 10 nm
by the mass meeting a the court
house las; week. The evening before
he was still undecided and there was
reason to expect that he would ae'
eept:< but yesterday various consider
atoms induced him to decline the
hc.-or ami lie gave he following let
ter to tac press, explaining his 10 +
ton and g ting the reasons fer his
action:
ca >! March %. 1891
To These Wao Attended and Who
Approve Of the Convention S9lec-
ton:
Gentlemen Office 81 mayor
.hculd be one of honor with princi-
nal, as the office should seek the
man and no the man the office" and
there should be no politics.
The h est. fearless. independent
.nan who has good principles. one
that canno; be used. is not wanted
by some people. and why most OF the
20 pie don't allow themselves TO I'M
aerstsnd this. is they don't take any
rteres in the election. II they had
orr city uld have been Greater
ira RAINY years ago.
| do not care 10 see a repei iilon oi
4 the last mayors electioa. The monef
II cost to defeat me was Outrageous
and fer what reason nothing can be
~, ven. and | would ask him OF them
hat has been got en- rid Of that was
Objectionable to me-
There was never a mayor OF caro-
Who mas been stronger in favor o.
street sidewalk or sewer improve
/ ment han I. and no. who has done
as much building for CaiFo's improve
mont. hlsu. in treating everybody
with Justice. 7 have always been
strong advocate in seleetlng th'
tioico To- zavor by convention hon
Is " conducted. Of which the las
ercec j. the former Tor that 81 tH'
Yeas agal buf under Circumstance
lest known to myself. Il is not a.
visible FOL me to accept the nomins
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-30
COMM|TTEESMET
FOR BUSINESS
IMPORTANT MEETING HELD LAST
NIGHT At COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO DISCUSS PLANS.
FOR HUSTLtR'S MEETING
Finance and Other Departments Ar.
range For Active Work--City
Council viii Be Asked For
Contribution.

A meeting of the local committee OF
for The Egyptian tlnsi
| ers' convention to be held here ~
|une held a meeting last night at IN
Commercial Club rooms
There was d good attendance, thos
bresent beng Chairman w. J John
Eton. S cretary 7. G. Clendenen
|Messrs. Il. j. Siubbins, Il. p, Carey
n. G. Barclay. Charles Fenchter Jf,
|Nalter II. Wood George b. Walker.
|Roy p. Gholson and Joseph Curry.
On motion committee was appoint
|ed consisting Of Messys w. }. John
|,ton. Roy z. Gholson and E. y. Cares
| d wait upon the city council at its
hext meeting 10 secure d contribution
From the city toward the entertain
|nent of the Hustlers-
Secretary Clendenen was instluc-
He'd to secure sritablc lsttcr heads an
Envelopes for use of the local commit
lee. to arrange for envelopes advertis
In the convention for the use q
IgHlrO III. ICildHi+ anu " $780,
badges advertising the Cairo conyen'
ion for committee Of the caro-
|austlers who will attend the meeting
|of the Southeast Missouri Drum
ners' Association which meets at New
Madrid May %, n and -.
Chairman Il. y. Carey Of the flnane5
| ,,,,,,oittaa renoriea tho aDDOintment
IF a subcommittee and arranged Tor q
meeting Of the same at the CONNER
| ,ial club + oms TO be held mkt Wen
|lesday night
The Cairo convention Of the Egyp
AN Hustlers promises to attract tn
biggest crowd ever brought TO CAR.
and everybody at home can count O
having one OF the best times q 70 Z
ives when the Husslers come L
own.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-30

ton or be an opposing candidate in
the coming city election for mayor
Not tha. | think that there should
be no opposition TO our present mayor
Of Equal rights to al and SPECIAL
privileges TO nome" but il is for the
most good to our respectable citize S
and particularly the city Of Cairo in
which have always had a deep in
tcrest (noi any self INTEREST," aud
God help the city and particularly III
citizens that are continually helping
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-30

Mothers take notice Boys W
quits 1896 at Rubys Toggery, FRIDAY
ind Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-30

-.-jra M ss cce
Fc sa-es. We sot
MS lie Is nc pes Z
au..y.-Gch5pt ;. -aer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-30
peserds o. oursslvss.

On owa attitude dete. mines OUT
friends CT eEczlies.-Woca