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New Ulm review., 1907-11-13
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills

promptly eliminate poisons from the system
and at the same time make the kidneys well
and strong.
Narxaroation OF the bladder and all
urinary troubles De Wits Kidney
and Bladder Pills are unsurpassed,
A Weeks Treatment for 25c.
Money back il they fail.
E. A. PFEFFERLE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18
ONO RIVER IMPROVEMENT

/
Some concession seems to have
been made by tie OHIO RIVER I'm
! properarni association at It's meetinr
! laSi wcck. ~ thc very plausible d.
maaA that the Improvement WORK
should begin III the mouth Of the
| rivor aud proceed upward instead 81
ihcrinnn= III or near pittsburg md
proceeding downward The associa
/ tion favored that when the govern.
inent woik reached The stretch "
Irivpf hollow Louisville preference
lsholll BE- Giyen ID d dam between
Cairo and Mound t'ity and one at
Green River rhc association prob.
Ipbly did npt feel itself strong enorgh
III lcaalteis disapproye me rlan a
lthc Hegcinpelit enginenfs but there
s strong ground for the contention
.that tho engineers nave he9tn their
cork at the wrong end q the river
0ne confeNporafF the Counter
5r prnal saps oit tilis point
ut Is tytle that several locks and
aaps have beeB ballt ~ the engcrn-
mcut neaf pittabnrg, Clue hesd. IS
hnt these contribute litfle
I'll TIC Improvement Of the river IS q
ehaunrl az cammcrce, and are chiefly
Ystuable foF the harbors afforded BY
their ds8ms % the loaded ilatboats and
harges for the transportation III coal
pending rise in the river For the
fGaiainiua 500 miles III more ia the
mouth little has been done either fol
the Improvement nc navigation or for
the perfection Of the best plan There
for rhe object toward which itl
would seem that tne association, ~
IL present aud future meetings.
should direet its attention IL as to the !
most practical plan Of Improvement
II attain tho desired purpose II d /
systent 81 'ocEs and dams is held to
1r necessary dion the rlau which |
should ~ adopted for theif coustruc
ion shorm he 70 begin al the mouth /
u the river Instead o. ~ IT'S bead +.
ind construct them upward from /
1airn instead Of downward from /
2ittslnTg Na eneineer would thilk I
Il heRiaBing sewer al the highest I
instead VI the lowest level, and the (
ame principle applies both IN theory /
lna practice III tno construction Of /
4aais cr n loehIng and lammine
iggiYs And yaf tle arp0site pian ha
5Hcadg been inaRgurated, and thegt
.eems danger that the false principle /
gill BE- adhered to Unless the dele
.ales from the states Justice to
which requires that tire true principle I
hould be observed, shall insist that
til Improvements progress upward \
instead Of downward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

A cat belonging to Mrs Martin Rob
artson Of Swanb.lIe Center, Ne, has
q litter o. four kittens Tae little ones
were born IN the woods a quarter OF
q mile from the house For come IN
explained reason the old cat will not
have The whole family in the mousse at
one time but brings in two, which arc
allowed to remain for Two days. Then
these are taken back 20 the woods and
the other Two brought to the house
She has yet 70 get the two sections
Of tile family mixed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18
lrnE cAuas OF mAnp rIaIEs


There f. mere monas atiually IL
the handa n the people ia this coun
try than before the Bocalled HURRY
Take the facts More taau 9G@noA
o0e has been imported from Eureae.
Out Of tho government heard s3N
upo.00o hay been lrrBed icrae into
business channels Banbe hage ia.
creased their notes 10 accordance
with the banking laws. The Idle
minis have been set 20 work day
and night TO turn cut eoin Yet We
are toid--and truihfuIly-- thai there
is a currency stiingencx AMI why
Mr. Jones has sic ever frcm his
weeks wages that he usually De.
posts in the bank New. for some
reason. Mr. Jones says ri inst put
that in my sock. SO III have it in
case Of need Mr. Jones is only one
OF 1000 employees at his factory Al
the others do the same rs air. Jones.
Therefore. IN this one fartofy So
Gee IS withdrawn from The circp
tHtt4A- HttNtd u ttzt t-AfAi p 70 - r
the boss goes % the hank t. borrow
zze1oe to meet his fss roll On The
strength CT the al Of his prednc'
that vsll BE- relJ Ter n a REASONABLE
length e t'ne. the tant does net
hare IT, The sneea thny so1id
eie.Ily lesn bin Is scattered n the
socks - s,eef employee. So The boss
sass be viii haze - las Ell sumo
hands. The nien grumhlc and talk
Of hard times. q papic, and the
Ike Tie whole trouble rests with
themselves and can be remedied by
themselves.
Instead OF standing % street cor
nefs and saloons discussing the prob
lens Of finance of which you know
little OF nothing. go about yeur bust
ness a. you did six months aso. De
post zour money Ia the banks a. rs
VA. Then. when fbe boss gees there
he VII md abundant crsrency e
inset his payroll Industry VII 81
O. unchecked
@uaed tlmce IS . ridsculcas situs.-
t'oa ., = tims Nhsn the country Is 20
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18
NOVEMBER 10 IN HISTORY.

1915 Cortez sailed from Caba to CAP
tnre Mexico
1916 ~ s;oto left the coast aud be
gan hes inland march.
f6aG St. Feier's, Rome, dedicated hy
Pope tirban WI
lTa5 Severe earthquake shocks felt
along the eastern coast Of
North America.
1876 British under Cornwallis cross
81 Che Itrdson 10 attack Fert
Lee
1861 ERUPTION Of Nc Istua; town Of
HFenle destroyed.
1851 ERNEST Augustus, King Of Han
over and Duke Of Cumberland,
died
1860 legislature Of Georgia voted
sfeU#. a0e 10 arm The state.
1875 roter q. Ffoom governor Of
Nnw .IerBeg, died Born Dec ~.
i7gi
is9g Batlleahip Maine launched at
tie Brooklyn navy yard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18
one.r snlnhnr Mlninn.

Sulphur mining in Louisiana is ef
footed BY driving well down i4.to
The earth to the deposit. melting the
SULPHUR by means of superhoafed
water aud then raising the liquid sui
phuF 10 tho surface with an air pump.
De temperature oG The water EN-
ploycd rs $50 dccraca Fahrenheit. The
sulphur obtained is 80 per cent pure,
and requires no refining Technical
Literature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18
wern r,icucn- III Rinht.

Recent burgiaries in the locality
have snurred tine constable at West
Paris MIC. to extraordinary vigilance
The other day he took in two tramps
AMI brought them 70 bis Office for OK
animation lie found nothing Of an in-
crimma ,,ug nature about them, while
they were IN his iiifle den, but som
after they were di5mlgsod he ascer-
tanned that they had made of with
Talaahlc pipe and several other small
lrtlNinA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18
Board Of County Commissioners
4. /. JEfyNFli.E. Chairman
GEORGE PARSONS
DR.. EDWIN !, CAUSE
TIME CAM CaIR0 FiFcTalC RYS

iyFIgT I'm Rear due g. leave ~eecnd ST. ~
ing softh on commercial ave, every ik ,liu-
Sttes ffsm n, M, ~ I, ~
Going totth en- Wslnut ~. every u miuu ~
iran4 d;l3a 80 10 fn,h8 p. ~.
POPLAR nv, LINZ Hnhrc0k Ave, csr ~
W u ave ~ecssns ~ snr nerfh IN Hclnfp1'
atme minutes evesy hpur until isii2 and y ~
a. M.
Going weei on Twenty Eighth Ht- At h:Ats
9la; 6:St; 6sia; and 1904 a. ia.}1ad on same min
iltss overs hpnrsnntii 1919 aai iisetr ~,
Poplar " cars dne 10 pass ~, Msry's pktH
Is minutes after leaving Second Vt,
5FfT LIME 0WICsRS north on Walnut
D 80 y. m. 1874 q. M; 40 -. M; a,8o q. a.i
; 10 ii. w. 4 80 d. mi 30 "A, IA.
North on Commemorative D. M. 90
"a, z go a. N. a;0a n. ~. 4 no A. m, "A. ~.
Aelt and Owl earn sre due to pass Wns'
thirty fourth st. r. minutes after LEARNS
Second st.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

Keep trno 10 your best iaith aad
lot the DAYS Nth decds which love
and kindness prompt. BE just IA your
dealings. and teep from stain of sin IN
thought and word. and YOU shall wear
lhe crowa - e wing conscience
and know a' eTe Go Fl the happy ne
y. Mencb Chambers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18


According To naNs stories this
morning the AnheuseF e3ls,ai Brewing
conpaaY aud The Inaiaaa brewers
haze taken stands which. If followed
hg All brewerics and ths big dealers
generally. will have yefy married.
effect III correcting bad conditions In
\ the saloon business, The action comes
rather tarailw II slomld liHse rotls
several acaas aeo GIz<IsM comics l's'ts
tel lafe THAI never. " Il one iii the
conEpicupus evils II not The most
ecnapleuosIs Ia late ysur8 tiai sharp
rivalry between Frewsfies ISlg fN
resulted in the unduo multiplication
III saloons and Ia pushing the bt.si
ness 10 such an extapt that the hlfsi
ness sections pf communities were
rrowded with saloons and the resi-
ience sections were invaded often 10
the serious aispleasnre ~ citizens
And what h even worse. men wore
placed In charga of some 81 these
splaces or helped into The Nlginess.
who bad little 90 luse, either In
money OF II character The result
has been what might haze heea
locked far 4 STEADY growth II papp
lar disfaYor which Is sweeping oYoi
the country Ike Mhiflwiud haSinB
for it, purpose The determination of
ihe business, reckleSslN nnmindtd 81
consequence Cairo has more than
its I'LL Of this class Of saloons t o
many for the good Of the community
and for the e9cd Of the saloon bust
ness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

Deacon siicker-.I think the par
son is not sufficiently progressive. ard
yet ! hate to suggest that ne dis
charge him Dezeoa fIartsaoll--
Why net rasse rs saiaig7 Thu
he9. probably drop dad Peers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

prosperous Tho mon who hoard
their money cause hard times" and
they are the very ones who viii sur
FER from their own acts. Evansville
Courier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18
An Edihls seas~oed.

Dnise is more frequently eaten than
any other seareed. u Is usualiy dried
and eaten raw IN Tho Medferranean.
who's tho risri 81 e. eo3s-
ed and g. a chief re- irHi sayer 3
fauo.a ST Pafrirt -r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bnl-
IN Ietin printed daily and Sunday
during the year. 1906 y. ~. 4. 202g
Average number Of complete ana
perfect copeis Of the Cairo But
Ietin printed daily and Sunday
during the month Of October
a-.a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

Nothing in life should be a. all sur.
prising since the Incredible Is shat
everyone believes and she improbable
IL what eTeryiads does
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

q cen take one drink and atop +"
um. in fact. J Invariably do
Dent you ever buy in return 49,
Washington Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

The man who bames his wife be.
cause she doesn't love him never
stops 10 think that he is probs bly, to
blame.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

ONE FINDS POULTRY RAISING
ESPECIALLY PROFITABLE.
Mrs. Jnne Rarcws Makes Coed
Living Out Of Oae Acre---Aiest Wo
men negIn on TOO Large j scaie.
and Meet with Failure.

/ My experience teaches me that {
woman car earn d liyalg on a smal
I farm, provided SITE is moi too muel
sttaii OK an occasional rough jon,
1 said Mrs Jane G. Barrow Of CONNECT
/ irut. who for the rast seven years
] has made a comfortable living and
! sent her two children to school %
the caininss of 4 -four acre farm
~ is surprising bow much an acre
Of lanl can be made u produce
/ have ~ an only about four acres and
only one oil these four "a agailahie
/ for planting ana buildings Seven
sears ago when ! moved In ! was
without capltal The place was much
ont Of repair and | was forced to
g0 into deht ~ gey money to ray .or
groceries enough to Seep mo aQd
my tWo children antil tine farm bier
| gan to make returns.
II naa bought with tbe farm thirty
siands of bees ami there we're inat
one dozen choice curraat BUSHES
'rhst Was uy whole stoaE and caa-
80, - .3ag .t1 --..
l.s+,. a. sIs
M ~ - ,-4''S ''.'.'slt 49,
Wyandotte eggs ana eix pairs og
/ pigeons.
I ss sF't "
so"' !" i. iii o"e a,.i' ,i@' s.. &
81 1900 Ne WIFI 'a'iH s''''s'1 ''.iisa N
~ ~ ~ ''i'e ~ IN '''o $50 10y I =
NEF gis sit /" Iah lHS9 ' rs
~ ~ eeis ~ 81 el' l"ai ''''''hs re.
lp5S agl Fa H w. +" rs
i'p',is "'' ,'',s $3.50 ~ ~ t@a'
- -'7 I" l''''7 s's's - IT, '"''
otsa N'in ~ t'e'8 o's" et's !"
$500 ''.oif = re- ''lea''. ~,
ata saie ! so''a pa'e ae-fie' a''..a
- - ,'aHs ia'Ft nag ~ = WE
81 saii's Lheill. naeh te5liiets 1A1
sew "oli4 het aa to23 as tho.9
Pshteel rom seeas' Nheh properly
cured aiNats Hie u demand ana
tAi''s hooi i'sise'
VIII VILE otHsF talef 'Rhrta5 ~
t'iS acre now nave e8e c'ifte.'
aHaass. III faspberrl pVah2 'H
Nhite Myanaott3 chlei shs #aite
feliaH4 tHfkeyRs ~ fait5 q pigeons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

Any ten hat = % interest 70 yrs
ls CT Interest - gour friend. Teie
saoss your news 10 tks RuHstiz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

The above Is correct statement Of
the number af complete aiid perfect
copies of the Cairo RalIetin printed
far the year 1906 and FOR the month
OF October. 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed aud sworn TO before ms
this ilf8t day of November. 1907
LEO j kI4EB.
S(SEAI.1 Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

Putting geod noac1 Into vile a
often worse than into a gold mine: It
is so much harder TO saddle her of
onto some one else.--Llfe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

William S. Gilbert The celebrated
iibretiist and author of The Mihado
and other popular comic opefas was
Born Ia london November rs fs5G
re besau b write PLAYS when he
gas still 20 school 2 thrilling tra~edy
Guy FAwlsea helms hig initial -.
.aft He 5oiped tic civii ssrfice. was
allied 10 the bar and wrote for the
aaSaztms Tire Fab Balia1s were
mope lis aartcat ncesaea W. 1866
Il wrote q hrsca5ue which was fire.
laeed Fl ioniou theatre SIS wears
aier Biz iift cffor 90 cooperation
wish ARTHUR Sullivan 'Thcspis or the
ieds GYowa Old Was produced at
me Gaetv In 1873 came Trial by
5rrN and ia 1877 begaa tae mint
sble series - ccmic operas. the sue
eess Of waieh induced DOyy Cagte
TO briid The Savoy theater IN London
specially fer their production These
operas which met with rs much popu
'arity in America as ia England, in-
GUIDED the Mikado," II. NJ. S. Pima
fore" Pirates Of Penzaaee" and
Patience"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

A towel folded. dipped ia bot
water quickly wrung cut and aTpii-
cd quickly orar rae seat Of pain DID
in most cases promptly relieve.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

When a girls mother cries at the
wedding it IS 2 sisn -haf 20 lies have
been told concerning the age Of the
bride.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18
SEERAE@IERgs EsaE aMMEGI'
I THE SIN !
i i OF OMISSION. ;


holloway stared daiertedly from
the window Of his shabby little stu
dio upon Tie hurrying, rain drenahed
crowd that swarmei through the
muddy street below. The murky
London foa seemed to have dllfted
into the very corners ot hts brain
coioring his unhappy reflections 100
own dismal hue
80 the game was up Ha had
stuck il our reasonable lengih Of
tire. but pride is one thing and
Dulxotsm another 1t had hurt bit
terly to throw up the sponge and
wlte home 10 the dad. rat the time
had come 70 face stubborn. rcient.
less facts Flo haa been eomceited
idiot to fancy that he eoultl win out
with his miserable STUFF He Looked.
gfimly about him at the unsold pie
lures iQai 80 much worthless junk
fie had trampei trom Gealer % deal-
/ eli. descended from ideals 70 pot
boilers, all to me- purpose aud he
nes foand himself stranded and
dead broke
ANA nov all that was icft Was Ia
ia bacR home back Is the I.teld-
y gau cruWd' ana the steady Grind
0f fhs dads factories. to give I'D
.h,t8an vith its free lam VIA daar
+ Beaomiaaism Would il b. I, BAD
i tbobea after alia Ob. tbe luyury al
tbrso solfd meats dae once mora
ana the satisfaction Of wearing coat
Hin trnae@rs fbat matched
4 na, Won,ot9 3b ,.oit - o.e.,
.,a-a Nh tas t.a,,a,, th1,, .aa1a aat
- tlss,5-..,,. ma 49,,
,1. h.r.5te hn5 .,ra.,,,' 9 NM Ill , MI
,, eT..s 49, ''... ~ 49, 49, .., I" 'l'
$500, .., .,,,s ~,
I 49, ia1.''@l''sS pl"i"anesi ili9 ial-
1''''ess'' i''Ne IVY, sis'i u"up
i PIP douDt he had peen 1901 90
resent Z indeed, MT more than two
Gafs sitter Jhe quarrel NJ had ea-
/ ierhinei 60 80 honestly 70 her and
tell her SO Then had apreared one
on hef characteristic spicy liflte aft
/ critic i8Es ta ihe Palette and tirs7
IN which, she roasted bis iast caufas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

Subscribe fer shs Bulletin ara q.
81 re news onis go &C. rcttt r.
a ssF.f sssrx ssg n ne IssE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

Frisnds Of the Bulletin srs request
- 70 send or telephone items 70 thiz
sftiea
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo Alexander County, lllinoi%
Population ie,l4y.


-----s--.-4-.-
Mayor. CiEOliGH PARSONS
Clerk, T. A. HATCHER
Treasurer, THOMAS 70. NATION Gf
City Attorney. n M. MOORE
Comptroller. ERNEST AOAD&AN
rpIicft Magistrate, A, u ROSS.
Chief Of Police, NJ. s. EAGAN
-a---------
Alexander County, Population z2,tS5
County Clerk, JESSE 70, MILLER
Circuit Cierls LEI. n. DAVIS.
Sheriff. FRANK n. DAVIS.
statn's Attorney. I ALExaNIlRn
VII. SON.
Coroner. l1R. JAMES McMANtIa
County Superintendent Of Schools.
PROF. JOHN SNYDER
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED u
NRILIS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

Problem.
i a hen were 70 pick M 2 hornet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-18

The Bulletin ~ on Hsic AZ the fol-
lowing places.
ccscmsa's, 9TH Eiahtsi strsst.
halliday House News Stand.
Walkers. f0i sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-30
WORK Is CUT DOWN
State Department Sends Out No
Blanks for the Assessment
Of Railway Property
COMMISSION TO DO WORK

The overworked assessors of Keno
sha city and county see rift in the
clouds as portion Of their work will
probably be cut off by the state this
year as this morning County Clerk
Jones received letter from the secre-
tary of state stating that no blanks
would be sent to him this year for the
valuation of property owned by the
railway companies. In other years
the assessors have been forced to
make these valuations and forward
them to the State Tax Commission
which fixed the state license to be
paid by the companies. No statement
has been made as to the manner in
which these valuations are to be made
in Kenosha this year but it is under,
stood that the State Tax Commission
or the State Railway Commission will
take charge of this work and seek to
secure more equitable valuation. AL
ready the agents of the Commission
have been in Kenosha examining the
property owned by the Chicago &
Milwaukee Electric Railway company
and the valuation of these lands has
been made on actual sale values as
shown by the books of the register
of deeds.
AS the county receives no direct re-
turn for the taxation Of the railways
the assessors hold that it is only fair
that the valuation of the property
should be made by the state and not
by the local assessment boards. Each
year the assessors of the various
towns have been forced to give a
great deal of time to the assessment
of railway property and this year this
time can be given to the other work.
It is thought that the new plan will
not only bring better assessment of
the property of the railways, but will
make it possible for more equitable
assessment of other property to be
returned by the assessors.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-30
STRINGENT RULE
Safeguards for Passengers on
Boats to Be Adopted by
Captains and Crews
HOLD WEEKLY FIRE DRILL

Once a week it is the duty of the
captains of passenger boats to call all
hands to quarters and exercise them
in discipline, in the uniashing and
swinging out of 1ifeboats, in the use
of fire pumps and all other apparatus
for the safety of life on board of such
vessels. This rule was adopted at the
last annual meeting tof the supervis-
rng inspectors and was approved by
the secretary of commerce and labor
in February. In the drilling of the
crew special regard must be paid to
the adjustment of life preservers and
educating passengers in this proceed
ire and also to see that all equipment
required by law is in its proper place
and ready for immediate use.
The fact of the exercise of the crew
must be recorded with the district in.
spectors every week under a stringent
penalty, and must also be entered
upon the log book of the boat, stating
the day and hour when such drill was
performed. Masters also are required
to notify the inspectors at the end of
every month the condition of their
vessel and whether any of the appara-
tus is not in working order. The num-
Der of passengers carried on each
trip must be recorded with the gov
eminent inspectors. To carry more
passengers than the law allows is suf-
ficient cause for the immediate revo-
cation of the license of the captain.
Life preservers must be provided for
a. many passengers as the inspectors
deem it safe to carry.
The alarm for fire consists of
rapid ringing of the ships bell for a
period of not less than 20 seconds.
This signal must not be used for any
other purpose. Three copies of this
rule shall be furnished every steamer
carrying passengers, to be framed
under glass and posted in conspicuous
places about the vessel.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-30
LIONS DEBT rs LARGE
Claims of Creditors Now Demand.
ing Payment Amount to
Over $5,466, 600
MONEY is LOST IN OPTIONS

l
Claims fled against Zion City
amount to $5,446, 900 and there are
5,077 claimants.
This became known Friday, when a
letter addressed to the investors
committee of the town by John c.
Hately, the receiver appointed by
United States District Judge Lands,
was made public.
Collateral loans and mortgages
given to outsiders amount to $485, 600,
and the receiver urged the people to
get together and pay them, SO they
would no longer be burdened with the
expense of the receivership, which in
1.-THE last nine months has amounted to
SO, 900.
"Let every one make some sacrifice
to obtain unity Mr.. Hately wrote on
this point, "and all will be we'll. y
The total receipts from the various
industries of Zion City, Mr.. Hately
reported, during the receivership,
amounted to $874,713, of which
S53,068 was net profit,
There was lost through option con-
tracts principally amounts paid upon
land-$89, 600. Of this sum SIS, 200
had been paid on 223 acres on the lake
front, TO the North Waukegan Harbor
and Dock Association, and, as $42, 900
was due, which the town could not
pay, the amount already paid in was
a loss. On smaller land options
$14, 900 was paid, from which the COM
munity will receive no return.
One piece of cheering news was re-
ceived during the day. A 1inseed oil
factory will be started in the viii
lage by Herman Herruth and f. M.
Fox, of Chicago. They have pur-
chased building in the center Of the
town. This will be one of the first
outside industries located in Zion
City.
Y. v. Barnes issued a letter in
which he stated that he opposed Will
bur Glenn Vo1iva because the general
overseer was too much of dictator,
and the policy of Zion at present was
opposed to absolutism.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-05-30
ILLINOIS FOR KEHLoR
Illinois Elks Endorse John M. Kehlor
for the Office Of Grand Trustee

The members Of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks Of lii
nois have declared themselves in
favor of the election of John M. KEN
lor Of this city to the Office of Grand
Trustee of the order. At the recent
meeting of the Illinois state organiza-
ton held at Bloomington at which
more than two hundred members of
the Grand Lodge we're present a
resolution endorsing the Kenosha
man was passed by unanimous vote.
In addition to this more than a hun
dred and twenty Grand Lodge mem
bers from Illinois have personally as
suree Mr.. Kehlor that they will attend
the Grand Lodge sessions at Phila-
delphia and assist in forwarding his
candidacy. The outlook for the cleo
ton of Mr.. Kehlor to this high office
of the order is exceedingly bright.