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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
WARSHIPS IN A STORM
BIG VESSELS SUFFER NO DAMAGE
IN THEIR SHELTER NEAR
VIRGINIA CAPES.
READY TO START ON MONDAY.
Sunday to Be Day of Farewells and
Then for the 14,OO0Mile Voyage
Around the Horn.
LAST PREPARATIONS ARE MADE

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 14.-With coal
ing and the loading of stores complete
and with everything in readiness for next
Monday morning on their voyage to the
Pacific coast, the severe southwest storm
which struck the coast, lasting through
out the night, continued with great in
tensity during the day, had little effect
on the great battlcShips of the Pacific
bound Atlantic fleet, as they rode safely
at anchor through the gale i'll Hampton
Roads except that the choppy seas in
u wind of twenty-five miles an hour
made it difficult and at times most un-
comfortable for the small launches pass
ing between the fleet and shore and from
ship To ship.
The wind reached n maximum velocity
at Cape Henry of forty-eIght miles an
hour at 4 o'clock this morning and the
seas rolling almost mountain high made
it dangerous for craft of all kinds.
The heavy seas made the massive ships
of steel roll considerably, but those
aboard are used TO this and the storm
was not of unusual consequence.
Sunday for Farewells.
Sunday will be day of farewell greet
ings at Old Point Comfort. The fam
lilies of many of the officers who go out
in the feet are there and the last visit
ashore by the officers will be made Sun
day night
The signal to get under way will be
flown from the towering yards of the
flagship Connecticut shortly before 10
o'clock Monday morning and under the
eye of the President, the ships will pass
outside the Virginia capes, turn their
prows 10 the south and their course
through the eastern end of the West
Indies to Trinidad, the first scheduled
stopping place on their way to show the
people of the Pacific coast the finest
double squadron of war vessels ever in
the western sea.
Great Undertaking.
mo fleet of such size has ever made
such a voyage wrote the President in
his message to Congress, statement
which gives official expression to the
magnitude of the undertaking.
1t will be the object of Rear Admiral
Evans and the officers and men cruising
in the wake of his douhlc-starred flag. to
bring out on their l4,OOO-mile journey
all the information the navy department
and their President desire in sending
them-to show what some of the needs
of the navy are aud to enable the author
tiles to provide them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
CURING ILLS WITHOUT MEDICINE
Physician Tells How Every Man Can
BE His own Doctor.

Physician Tells How Every Man Gan
BE His Own Doctor.
Have you noticed said the physi-
clan in his post-prandial rest, what
tidal wave of Every man his own doc
tor is sweeping over the land?
II suppose you mean," said the other
man, who had come to him for little
friendly advice about spring fever,
christian Science and other cults?
Not alone that, but the growing
tendency to keep well instead Of being
cured is fast RELOCATING medicine to the
dead arts. We must keep up with the
procession, even If it robs us Of occu-
patton, and I'll assure you, If every
man understood giving himself massage
he might practically be his own doctor.
For instance, half the world either has,
or claims to have. liver troubles. A
spare five minutes can be turned to ex-
cellent account by giving your liver a
Lift. Place one hand heavily on the
right side at the lower border Of the
ribs and rub 1t down slowly four or
i've inches. Do this dozen times
and you will empty this overfull liver
OF its superintendent contents. This
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
KUROPATKIN AIDS STOESSEL.
Sensational Testimony Is Given at Gen
erals Court Martial

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. l3.-Geu. Kuro-
pntkin testified at the trial by court mar
tlnl OF Lieut.. Gen. Stocssel and other army
officers of high rank charged with need
lessiy surrendering Port Arthur to the Jap
anese, and what he said made sensation
in the courtroom. On the whole his cyi.
dence for favorable to Gen. Stocssel
He declared that the japanese could have
taken Port Arthur by assault In the early
days of the wa. The defenses were then
so incomplete. Gen. Kuropatkin went on,
that the fortress must have fallen at the
first vigorous attack.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
Her Method.

Miss Gettingon (archly)-I hear you
are thinking Of matrlmony, Mr.. McCoyi
Mr. McCoy-Me? Say, what do You
take me for?
Miss Gettingon-Oh, Jack For bet.
ter or for worse OF course, but this il
80 sudden cleveland Leader.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19

weigt Of the contents on O scale. If a
pound of sugar Is wanted, the grocer
dips enough out Of the bin to swing the
pointer to the pound mark. The sugar
IS then transferred directly to bag
doing away with the necessity Of weigh
ing on the scales
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
Dr.. Sem Shows Improvement.

CHICAGO, IL, Dec. 13.-Slight improve
ment IN the condition OF Or. Nicholas Sem,
whose heart has been seriously affected
since his return from a trip To South Amer
lea IL announced from his home 3D. Dear.
born avenue. Or. Senn's condition still IL
serious, but steady Improvement Is re-
ported by the attending physicians
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
Badger Girl Faces Supreme Court.

ST. PAUL. MINI Dec t4-For the first
time woman attorney faced the judges Of
the supreme court She WAS Miss EssI .
Winning Williams Teacher OF history 10
the ST. PAU Central hi4h school, who grad
uated from the ST Paul College OF Law In
1906. Her homo IS AZ Hudson, Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
The Heiress.

He (tenderly) When | woke up this
morning you were my first thought.
She-Indeed? Were the creditors al
ready standing At your bed?-Mergen-
dorfer Blatter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
COARSE FISH FOR THE TABLE.
Neglected Food Supplies of Britisl
Inland Streams.

Puzzling enough to the student Of nat
ural economy must be the fixed preju-
dice Of the English people to the edible
Roman snail, the titblt frog, more espe-
cially, the common coarse" fish of
fresh water streams, says the Pail Mall
Gazette. Fresh water salmon trout,
Sr,EliRg and ellis are everywhere re-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
SCOOP THAT WEIGHS.

Does Away with the Necessity of
Employing Counter Scales.
Every grocer can scoop up sugar or
coffee, etc, from the storage bin and
very closely gauge the correct quantity
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19

WILLIAM j. ROLFE of Cambridge
Mass, the well known writer and
Shakcspcarcau scholar. received the CON
CALCULATIONS Of many fricids Dec 10Th on
hc occasion Of his cigbtjctb birthday pr.
Rolfc was born in 1877 In Newburyport.
hut has been a resident of Cambridge for
nearly bali century. In his early years
he was 4 school teacher and has always
taken an active interest in educational
affairs He began his editorial aud liter
airy labors in 1865 since which time he
has written many text hooks, criticisms,
guides and magazine articles. Notwith.
standing his fuur score years he IS still
busy with his pen, turning off n quantity
Of work which would exhaust many u
younger man. In his multitude of labors
pr Rolfc has still found time to master
seven languages aud 20 make no fewer
than twenty trips % Europe lie is re-
gardcd us one Of the greatest of living
authorities on the life and work Of
Shakespeare.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-12-19
RI. REV. HENRY MOEII.ER.

RI. REV. HENRY MOELLER
Roman Catholic archbishop of Cincin-
natl, received congratulations today on
his ffty-eighth birthday. Archbishop
Mocller is native of Cincinnati and re
ceived his early education there In
1850 he was appointed secretary to the
late Archbishop Elder and later he was
made chancellor of the diocese. Ia 1900
he was appointed bishop Of Columbus
and upon the death of Archbishop Elder
he succeeded the latter as head of the
archdiocese OF Cincinnati
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
ELECTION NOTICE.

Office Of the Ciry Clerk, Cairo, III.
May s. 1907
Public notice Is hereby given tha
en- Friday, tho S1st day of May, A. d
1907 o special election will be bel
II the Fourth ward Of the city d
Cairo, in The county of Alexander
state OF llnois, for The election of one
alderman frcn, the said Fourth ward
70 flll the nncxpired term Of william
j, Lawler deceased.
For tho purpose of the said election
polls Will be opened at the harbes
shop 81 Charles Anderson. No. 315
Fourteenth street, being situated on
southerly side of said street between
Poplar street ara Washington avenue.
Polls will be opened at 100 o'clock
q. m, and continue open until 500
o'clock p. m. OF the said 3lst day or
May, 1907.
Nomination papers for said election
can be secured at this office and must
be filed In this office on or before
May 18TH 1907.
by order Of the city council.
ROBERT A. HATCHER,
City Clerk
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
Stocks = BOndS* Cereals
WHEATHURT STOCK hits DOLLAR MARK
Most Sensational Opening in History
of Chicago Board Sends Wheat
Prices Soaring.

Chicago, May WHEAT. T.-Th,
lopening was the most sensational
known in the history of the board d
ltrade. Amid the widest excitement
wheat crossed the dollar mark, both
September and December passing
that figure. Despite reactions caused
| by heavy selling for profit, the market
closed strong with the demand appar,
entity unahated. FINAL quotations
found July up cents at 93sa "
cents; September cents higher at
1878 cents; December up 4b cents at
991s cents. The buying started by
outsiders last week was more yigor-
oHs than ever today Brokers were
piled high with orders to buy wheat
irrespective OF p.ice. The curb at
Minneapolis was higher and II was
evident that prices would move un,
ward with a bound when the opening
gong sounded The general run Of
any such an opening as occurred.
Every option with the exception ofI
provisions opened higher. The al
vance in wheat ranging from III to
s cents, the latter in December The
reasons for the advance We're those
during the last ten days.
reports Of damage by the green bug
and cold weather in the west and
northwest Continental markets also
were higher. Liverpool was especially |
strong because Of the gloomy outlook
IN Russia The weather bureau pre- |
iicted no immediate change in wea- |
her. conditions. Many professional /
raiders believing the opening was
much too high sold wheat vigorously |
HI day This heavy pounding car
led july down to 949s cents, Sep
cmber to 96ts cents and December
D 1875 cents Country customers
loWeyer still flooded the market with
,fdefs and setbacks were only tenn.
'orary September opened TX TO 59s
ents higher at 80 and sold between
5 and 1001a, closing cents higher
t 979a cents. December opened | Is
4 $ cents higher at 961a to 103 cents
nd sold between those two points,
losing Az cents higher at 99h cents,
My opened 93 to 81 cents, the high
st was ~ and the lowest %, closing
t 95ss OK cents.
CORN-Trading was active and in
large volume. The market was
.rong, largely in sympathy with
heat Shorts were active buyers
nd commission houses were the
est sellers July closed u centst
gher.
OATS The tremendous upturn in
heat impaired strength to oats and
lortly after the opening prices went
} %01 cent. Part of the advance
as due to buying orders and much =
it to covering by shorts. July =
osed up IL cents. .
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

For Letting Of Contract For Street

For Letting Of Contract For Stree,
Filling.
Public notice Is hereby given by the
Board Of Local improvements Of the
City Of Cairo, Illinois, that until ten
tl0) O'Clock a. m. Friday, May "a.
1907. az the city council chamber, No.
LII Commercial avenues Cairo, MI
nois. sealed bids will be received for
the filing with earth Of Eighteenth
street, Nineteenth street and Twen-
Iti'eh street from Walnut street to Ce-
dar street and Cross street from a
point one hundred ana thtrty.iiye
ll35) feet west Of Walnut street to
Cedar street, and Cedar street, from
the norh line Of s ventcenth street
to the north line Of Center street, in
the City Of Cairo from lot line ia
lot line and to the grade now estab-
lisbcd FOR the said streets, under or
dinance No. ll2, approved December
~, 1906. Copies OF the said ordi.
nance for the improvs ment will be
ioEGd az the Office ofohe City Engi-
necf, M. I'LL Commercial avenue,
Cairo, Bids may be put in f5r the
hlling on each street separately or,
for the whole OF the Improvement on
said streets: ana the same shall tie
80 tented as to show the bid per
yard for the filling.
Inc contractor cr contractors are to
10 paid IN bonds Of the city bearing
i've t5l per cent, interest per annum.
Which said bonds are to be paid out |
u the assessments made under the |
aid ordinance and which are divided |
nto ten 10) annual installments. /
each proposal or bid must be ac-
by cash or by by check
'ayable 10 the ord5r Of George Par
ons as President Of the Board OF
4ocal improvements Of the City 9fI
AFRO, certified by d responsible hanl
or an amount which shall not be less
han ten (1el pr cent OF the az.
fegate or whole amount Of the bid or
ropGsal and no bid can be consid-
red unless accompanied by such
heck or cash. The bids shall be de-
yered TO the said Board Of Local
improvements, which will, in open :
#ssion, at he time and place above
Deeltied examine and publicly de
are the same. Contractors will be
aquired to enter into contract
1th the city for the construction Of y
le Improvement and into a bond pay }
1le 70 the city in tho sum Of fifty ?
lhl per centum OF the amoant bid
lth security to be approved by the
oard; conditioned for the faithful !
4fformance Of the contract and for
llding Tie said city harmless, &C.
lanl< forms for bids VII he furnish,
on application to the City Engi
9sr. The Board reserves the right
reject any and all bids. :
Dated at Cairo Illinois, this 10th
" Of May, A. d. 1907.
GEORGE PARSONS,
resident Of the Board of Local I'm.
provements Of the City Of Cairo, Hi
nois.
test. ERNEST NOailMAN.
Secretary
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. May 13.-CATTLE.-
Steady and fairly active with good
yearlings forming a liberal share Of
The sales. Receipts while heavy were
Of fairly good quality and there was
good inquiry for the better sorts OF
steer
HOGS-A heavier run than was an
ticipated caused decline of FIVE
cents Notwithstanding that there was
a GOOD general demand. Light grades
were the mos sought after
SHEEP-St Steady TO strcng with
fair demand
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
runaway Grain Market Causes Set.
back In Stock Market-U. p.
Strength Gives Undertone.

New York, May 13.-The runaway
wheat market caused a monetary set.
back 70 stocks today, prices yielding
most On the opening gains in the
course OF The first hour. The market
leathefed force again after that TO
mount 70 a higher level Of prices, but
Inc volume of business fell away To
almost nothing. Speculative interests
seems wholly diverted from the stock
market for ths time being. A strong
undertone in spite of this neglect was
very notable. Some special effect
was produced on adhesion by the ex-
clfed rise IN what and Canadian Pa
clflc II point decline seems to reflect
uneasiness over the backward seed.
.ng season III the Canadian northwest
iIsewh re the Influence of wheat
price movement WAS confined mostly
70 wlping out early advances. The
t9p level Of prices was touched after
the sensational opening quotations for |
wheat wer5 received The sentiment |
OF the securities market seemed to be
% attach considerable weight to con-|
nibating causes to the strength IN
wheat IN addition to the pr sent condi-
ion Of the winter wheat crop.
The undertone Of strength in the
stock market was due to an important
aNtent to sympathy with the strength
2 Union Pacific. Reading was sec.
nding influence to sustaining the ef
ect Of the Union Pacific American
smelling showed some depression ana
lnlted States steel was heavy Money !
markets. We're quotably firmer abroad, |
nd firm tone was maintained here
l#. Union Pacific and Reading were
he principal factors In the strong
losing,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
NOTICE.
For Letting of Contract for construc
ton of Sewers and Street Filina.

Public notice is hereby given b,
the Board of Local improvements D.
the city OF Cairo, Illinois, that unit
ten f10) o'clock a. m. May gath, 1907
at the city council chamber, No. iii
Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois
sealed bids will be received for the
construction of vitrifed tile pipe
sewers, house connections, inlets and
brick manholes in the following de-
Sclibed streets and for filling the
same with earth from lot line to lot
line and to the grade of said streets
as established by ordinance, namely
Douglas street, Fourteenth street
Fifteenth street, Cedar street, Locust
street, Pine street and Jefferson ave
nue, in the city Of Cairo. Illinois, un.
der ordinance No. 109 approved De,
cember Is, 1906. Copies of the said
ordinance for the said improvement
will be found at the office of the city
engineer. No iii Commercial ave.
me, Cairo. Illinois Bids may be put
in for the sewer construction work
and for the filling separately or for
the whole of he Improvement on said
streets or any one or more of them
and the same shall be so itemized as
TO show the bid per yard of the filling
and the bid per foot for the sewer
construction work.
The contractor or contractors are
to be paid in bonds of the city, bear.
ing five f5D per cent interest per an
mum, which said bonds are to be paid
out of the assessments made under
said ordinance and which are TO he
divided into ten 00) annual install
ments. Each proposal or bid must
be accompanied by cash or by check
payable to the order of George Par
sons. as president of the Board OF
Local Improvements of The city of
Cairo. certified by a responsible bank.
for an amount which shall not be less
than ten f10) per cent of the aggre-
gate or whole amount of the bid or
proposal and no bid can be considered
unless accompanied by such check or
cash The bid shall be delivered to
the said Board of Local Improve
Inents. which will. in open session.
AZ the time and place above specified
examine and publicly declare the
ame Contractors will be required
% enter into a contract with the city
Tor the construction of the improve
Hent and into a bond payable TO the
,ity in the sum Of fifty (56l per cent
# the amount Of the bid with security
'a be approved by the board. con
'itioned for he faithful performance
f said contract and for holding the
aid city harmless aud for the guar
lnieeing Of the sewer construction
work for the period Of two ~ years
rom the time Of the acceptance of |
he work by the said Board Of Local |
mproyf meRfs- Blank forms for bids
rill be furnished on application 10
he city engineer. The Board reserves
he right % reject any aad all bids
Datef az Cairo, Illinois, This 10th
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
Men Don't Say This.

A small girl learned, for Sunday
school, the verse, blessed are the
peacemaaers, for they shall be called
the children Of Cod But when she re-
cited 1t in public she surprised her
mother BY saying, blessed are the
dressmakers
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Money Market.

New York. May Ia Money on call
steady 2G2is per cent, closing bid 2
Time loans dull and steady; sixty
days per cent; ninety days 4m1M
pr cent: six months lM as per cent
Prime paper so per cent. Exchange
steady. demand si.s6.20d 25; sixty
days S4.S3.30N35. Bar silver G5%.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to May |, 1907.
THE FAST MAIL RoUae
Ehensss ssd anieksss RopssA~
II. Louis < Chicago

1889 -. M. Daily Chicago vestibule Limited
arriving In Chicago at ii 80 a. m connccttnt
with afternoon trxinr for AL points exBt and
north.
2s23 u. m. Daily 81. Louts Might Lfmftoc
arriving in st. Louis at 7:0s q. M, connscttna
At Union Station for all points won sIeepiri
ears open At $3.50 p. m.
500 n. M, Chicago Daylight Expresa
except Sunday, makes All stops between Cafls
Chicago, arriving In Chicago At Ssb0'p. nj
{ 100 n. M, st. LOusa Morning Express
except Sunday, striving In 81. Louis II f1ia
III 5 y. m. St. l.oufa Enst Mali arriv
Ing In 81. Louis at A is o. IN.
HIS n. m. Chicago Mid-day Special
arriving IN Chicago, $50 p. III.
2.35p. m. Daiiy sc. Louis Limited. NJ.
rivinx fn st. Louis at 8:3D p. m,
2;35 %. IN. Afternoon Express for Odin
EfinghAm, Hattron, Toions, Chsmpsirn, Ch
easo.
$40 p. m. Thebes aooomm % stion,
Tt16 n. M. Chicago and Eastern En-,
press arriving in Chicago at $3.50 o. m Indian.
hpolis, T;25 Cincinnati, 1880 q. M. Bu1slo,G:7
.. M. New York 1850 q. ~. Sleeping sarsl
Ckicsxoa
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
10 CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals for the construc-
sn OF foundations Of concrete and
ick for roundhouse. turntable pit
d cinder pits. at Cairo. H.. viii be
ceived by the Cairo & Thehes r. z
b. up TO 10 q. N. May 10th. 1891
ans and specifications may now BE-
en- a. the Office Of the chief enEi-
er ol the company at Cairo iil
.yments viii be made on the 18th Of
ch mouth.
The right to reject any OF ali bids
reserved.
J. l. ARMSTRONG.
Chief Engineer.
Z. A SMITH, President
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
ELolN BUTTER MARKET.

Elgin. III. May 13.-Butter firm IT
p cents. decline of one cent from
last week. Optpu for the we & COS
200 pounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

Half Re time you lose in explaining
ny thias are not iast right easily
ight ssfuSe YOU an increase in sal
y.-Johr uowlaud.
--
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

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nashville and Jacksonville,
3;15s. m. Memphis and New orlssas Linis
ed via Memphis, arriving In Memphis at sa
.. ~, and New Orleans s:1b y. IN.
600 a. M, Pxducah and Louisville.
I!AI p. m, daily, Memphis and New 0rlssn.
Fast Mali arriving In Memphis NJ fixo ,. sHt
New Orleans at $50 .. m.
I;4I .. M, daily, NsshvfIls, ohstsnsegasnd
Atlanta. kaz1
80 p M. Fulton Accommodation.
500 pm. kempsis and rev Orleans epssls
arrive In Memphis at u 80 p. H., Few Orisan
1888 .. M
$40 D. N. Psdusah snd LosisyiIls.
arFor throuxh tickets, sleeping ear asoon.
modations and further Information apply aa
Illinois Central Passenger station, Cairo, III.
Z n. ZONES. Tsskst Al
Sc. HAYCH, SPA. pa--Ha
A.fHAMeoN. Passenger xysf1e Manager. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
stranns Thing Abou, Girls.

It's a queer thing about girls: the
more they are engaged the less they
have 70 do.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements OF not exceedinH
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader Of
The Bulletla to be filed by advertiser
u person, on regular form, at the Of
Ace Of The Bulletin Company, 70s
Ohio street. The Bulletin Company
assumeg no responsibility for any I'd
gertiaement or statement made there.
and will not accept the notice OF
Any person known TO be employed.
inpuiries and replies tq advertise
ments should be ipsda hy ulsH
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

# honesty paid biggcr dividends
.han it does more people would be
willing 10 accept it as the best policy
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

Innunershle difficulties confront the
struggling poet. Even a bottle Of ink
costs five cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
Nations Vast Wealth.

According To one authority the
wealth Of the United States. II convert.
ed into VI bills, would rcnch from the
earth q the moon and back again 90
times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14

unhappiness in Hoguery.
I never knew a rogue who was not
unhappy
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-14
-1A s-i+4 -a-ltfii4ls
FCa s.s4.M

FOR SALE--A three story brick
stel in progressive, wealthy coun-
seat in Missouri; population three
pnsand Hotel proper size TO suit,
lih modern improvements Furu-
led except dining room. parlors and
chen. Trade established; full de-
'ription on appljcation7-sacrilic
Ice and easy terms. Owners are
/ hotel Keepers. Address Lock Box
D, Cairo. Illinois.