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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02

Los Angeles sport promoters will
make an attempt to revive interest in
bowling. They may be heard softly
whistling the good old tune sally In
our alley' ,ad Here, sheer hulk,
lies poor Tom Bowling"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02

A new record in thievery has been
established Enterprising Los Angeles
burglars stole motorcycle. The po-
lice say it is the first theft of this
kind on record. Los Angeles is fond
of establishing new records. but this
kind is undesirable.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02

Forty-eight years ago Los Angeles
had a population of only 4400. Now it
has a population of over 100000. The
city is still growing faster than any
other in the United States. and if its
ethical, moral, spiritual, artistic, liter
airy, musical growth keeps pace with
it's physical, will be not only one OF
the most wonderful cities in the world
but one of the worlds wonders.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02

It is evident the Afro-American
league of the United States is In active
politics. 1t will hold a national con-
vention in Chicago June II to June 10
for the purpose of indorsing candi-
date for president
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02

While the British are having trouble
on the Hindu frontier, similar trouble
is a-brewing in the Philippines, where
the Moros are threatening war and
bloodshed. The outposts Of civiliza-
ton bear a strong resemblance to
slaughter houses.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02

One of the best features of the Epis-
copal city missions is the practical
The social service department has
opened school of cabinet making
which charges a tuition fee Of one dol
lar a month and furnishes complete
equipment.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
The ublic Letter Box

Letters intended for publication must be
accompanied by the name and address of
the writer. The Herald gives the widest
latitude to correspondents. but assumes no
responsibility for their views. Letters
should not exceed 500 words.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02

lTs5z55lOS ANGELES-"Thi Is white
la AXl mans country" One hears IL
III E#jl from Seattle to San Diego,
|E & proof of the fact that the
Is gl Pacific coast states are wrest-
kzzzzzzz ling with race question.
Unlike the south, the west
shares it's problem with countries IN
all parts of the world. The conflict be-
tween the civilizations and the institu-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02

Copyright. 1908. by Frederic ]. Haskin)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
ssssssssssssssssss.sessss
CAIRO IN 1852
ssssssssssSssssssssss.sssi

The telcgraEhic columns give de-
tails Of the disastrous defeat of the
Union forces at the great battle oi
Dui Ron on August 31st
On Sept. 18th at TIE Defiance thea
!tar a benefit performance was given
fof Katie Putnam a Cairo prodigy.
ioniy 10 years Of age. The program
inclgded The Lady oI Lyons and
THE Maid Of Munster
A train Of cotton ant tobacco stand.
ing on Q side track n the upper part
of lhe city, caught fro from a spaTl
trom q passing locomotive Before the
Gre companies could reach the fire
twenty bales of cotton were a.
suoyed and several hogsheads OF To-
hacc0. The loss was about $4,000
ha.itor farrell made trip to
Jackson Tom, and ether points and
on bis return wrote OF conditions in
char country he found Col. Lawle.
fiji command Of the post Of Jackson
end Gen. LCgau's forces quartered
there. The citizens Of Jackson. be-
said were bitter secessiouists. Tho
town was a Solom over whose down.
fen There would be hone bat Rebel
waiting Mtse met bis old chum
Len iaxou thcre. perfectly sober.
The Cairo Property trustees adyen
Used public sale Of $500 Cairo lots
but comparatively fcw sales were
made. because Of the disturbed condi
ton 81 the country the inclcmency OF
the weather. ctc.
Tire handsome Episcopal church on
Fourteenth street was nearly COM
bleted The ladies' OF the church
were % hel3 a lair Ia the buidia-
on October 9th aud 10Th to raise
means 60 purchase lamps. carpcting
etc. The church viii Doe ready fo
occupancy about October 18TH
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

committees so distinctly held that it
was unconstitutional because il de-
MED the right of the voter to say
who the nominee shall be
Section SO, above referred to. reads
Where a vacancy shah occur in any
elective office and a special election
become necessary ia fill the same,
the managing committees Of the sev-
eral political parties for the territcr-
ial area In which such vacancy occurs
shall nominate the candidate or can
didates for the respective parties to
fill such vacancy"
In its decision the supreme Court
says, eve are Of the opinion that
the legislature canot deprive the IN
dlvidual member OF the several po-
ltical parties Of the State right to
participate in the secretion Of party
candidates to fill vacancies. by con
f,rring the power to select such can
didates at a primary election and such
right cannot be taken from him even
lin the selection OF party candidates
ITO fill vacancy. under the guise Of
comforting such power on managing
committee. or otherwise. without ia
bringing upon his constitutional right
TO participate in a free and equal
election as secured to him by the
Eli or Rights"
Under the dection Of the Supreme
Court Captain Thistlewood IS not 2
nominee OF the Republican party. but
Is named as the choice OF an office
holders ring and as such is entitled
IN the support Of tina: ring and those
who wear its collar
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Amaly lt1ttll tllr
Sfulthal MnltEyrr
By ROBERT f. FRAZER.

and hey pass him BY He neither
encouragement n marked degree
But attack upon is good ct start a
scandal and how quickly lie into notice They hardly rest
in the desire tell all they know and find what others know
And then additional pleasure to tell how they expected just
things they always had their suspicious that be bad
how they take great pleasure repeating all they know all they have
heard a they nr and wfa others have eonnrc up How
greatly they are pleased seeming confederation OF the scandal
how readily they believe it. upon trivial How
grows magnitude and vrItnc with each repetition until
fellow man. perhaps bae ruined his heart broken,
his wife ana children dgrad and in btr mourning All this they
hear their love for scandal they overlook all and in
their gloush ge rejoice this tearing oun character and rcpa
&ion
Perhaps this particular scandal turns ont he false and i is
proved false lT evidence be disputed what feeling Of Dis
appointment s choice collection Of andrors Their dappon
nut heavy great Then these couardy. 7nekng human
pe Immediately begin trim their sails They tie first to
graduate slandcred person upon his vndcton who will
SANDER another is none 100 etoop the lasest hpecoy
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
NOT LEGALLY NOMINATED.

A writer in the Chester Tribune
(Republican) raises the question as to
the legality OF the action of the Re
publican congressional committee in
nominating Capt Thistlewood for con
xress. He contends that the action
has no warrant OF Law and states the
case as follows:
The General Election law provides
fissee methods Ct making nomina-
lone. Section , Of an act To Reg
s:i4ie the Manner Of Holding Flee
<;yas provides. ANY convention OF
aslegates and any caucus or meet
snr u qualified voters as herein
after defined. and Individual voters to
the number and in the manner sBe-
cited NAV nominate candidates for
political offices. whose names shall
he placed upon the ballot to be fur
Hislied As hereinafter provided. laws
~ 1891 and amendments.l
Il viii be observed that this law
n no way empowers a committee to
make nominations. bu; tae Supreme
f'rrrt fRouse vs.. Thompson. 223 III.
mage s4e.s in passing u7on the con
ztifutionalIty Of section 50 of the
rrImraT~ Election Law. wherein the
eauer to make nominations was spe-
cI<,<<.sly conferred mon managing
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Surrrss III Ttfp
mraltG Sfrutrp
BY JOHN T. PRINCE. Ph. D.
Author and Agent Massachusetts, State Board
of Education.

do agree that they in respects even anagonsc does
these Both standards apparently thought
life the world Of business politics and the
other death and what may possibly afterwards
could be greater faaey than this Nor only Is double
standard Of earth and heaven but The life that is not
for the other and m life 'a is fit for is
most for the other.
the character Of this life whose results most salts
factory and therefore successful; We easily what
not Ii is not given the satisfaction Of passions and app
tes II Is not life ends and rcreatons
is not feycrs anxiety and unrest Above all 1t Is not self
h scramble power fame The attainment Of none Of these
ends Of ife can bring the desired success.
What then is left seeker of true sEccess: In The
first place the spirit OF love should dominate tie life Of ALL
In the second place the dignity and worth Of useful work should
be Of the hands well as of the head When men
come to see that devoted useful calling of whatever kind
BE- is the highest Of nghoy love sell the most effective
means OF genuine happiness they viii have long toward set
fling the question life controlled By these ideals un
conditions of oninar, health and efficiency m auoulegei io
so 11'o oi 1ss s, 'so most s5 s .as 80
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

lG2C-Coronation Of Charles l. ai
Westminster
1G51-Sir William Philips. Colonial
Governor OF Massachusetts,
bern
le52-New Amsterdam incorporated.
aud 2 municipal government es
tablished
l8lJ-John kraus. who Introduce
Kindergarten methods into Am
erica born in Germany Died On
New York city. March g. 1896.
lS43-knute Nelson. United States
Senator from Minnesota. bora
In Norway
isC5-Presideut Lincoln and the three
Confederate commissi uers -
Stephens Hunter and Campbell
held peace conference al
Hampton Roads
ls6G-U. $. Senate passed the civil
rights bill
lSSl-Christian Enieavor Society ori
ginated in Portland. Ne
lSSi-Wendell Phillips died Born
Nov. %. 1911
1s9f-U. s. Frigate Kearsage Wrecked
Rcncardo reef
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Mualc HATH CHARMS.
Manage to Render The Maidsn's
Prayer IN SPITE of All.

Manage to Render The Maiden's
Prayer II SPITE Of All.
Louis Jaues. the veteran player,
relates q story Of the early days Of his
career when he was a member OF a
"fy-by-nieht' combina ion doing mel
9drsma in the small towns of the
West.
The soubratte Of This soupany pos
sessed. In addition to her histrionic
abilities, considerable skill as a pf-
anist- Fer a bong time thu young
Eenan had beaE DESTROYS of afford
ing HE audisnces ome example Of her
musical genius. lesire taat was fn-
ALLY gratiiied IN an ingenious man
ner
One evening in Dubuque the audi
euce was somewhat surprised. at the
rise Of the curtain to behold spen-
did grand piano pl eed 1T the foot Of
a hugs mountain, the scene being the
Rockies
From the flies ard down the steep
path 81 the mountain the soubrette
sped with al the haste Of one pursu-
ed At the base II the mountain she
paused fer breath Then with start.
observing the instenment. she stop
ocd as If eagap t1~e3 Clasping her
hands in ecstasy. the soabrette de-
livered herself Of the following lines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
MODERN RUSSIA.
Great Resistance Of Five Revolution.
lists, Three OF Whom Escaped.

Great Resistance Of Five Revolution
lists, Three OF Whom Escaped.
Five young men LIFT odessa by an
evening train TOR the little township
Of Krhoye- Csero They were seen
hl private Watchman to proceed,
one hy onr g an empty cottage, The
wsirhnan rap0rird the Incident 10 The
cllief police Inspector Who forthwith
ordered Tie sergeant to investigate.
The Iatter took with him two gend-
arnes ANA a couple Of Cossacks. An
eatraacs 20 the empty cottage was
demanded, bot no reply was given,
The sergeant ordered his men to force
tho dco. On Tie moment he was
stretched dead by two shots from
window and one Of the sendarmes
wns hldly woaRdad The police in
spoctor now hurr,adl2 sant to the
neighbosing garrison for assistance,
which came ycry quickly ia the shape
of fifty infantNnen and nifty Cos
SACKS
Again the inmates ar nc cottage
were called uQan ,o surrender ana
again thelc WAS io response. The
military then advanced ana opened a
yolley attack This was Instantly
By tbs gel-aimed fire Of
hre magazine FcyoIyerss This siege
ana defense then continued for eigh-
teen hours ana the Improved tort
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Robert Latham owen, United States
Senator from Oklahoma was born az
LynehburE. Va. February 2 1886. o.
D. & ScCtchlrish ancestry. with a mix
ture Of Cherokee Indian blood. His
father. Robert Owen. was a distln-
glished Confederate soldier. and later
.Fice-president q the Virginia and Ten.
nessee railroad The Senator's moth
er was daughter Of Chisholm. the
last hereditary war chief of the Cher0-
kee nation Senator owen was eiu-
Gated AZ Washington and eLe Unirer-
sitE IN 1879 he went to Indian Ter
Titcfy and son took an active part in
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
rarlr rolllleaI corrnntion.

Oi tie cor:gut customs ;hat mark
81 English politics a writer ia the
ioHdon Chronicle says: During
he reign 90 George III. 3SS PEERS
eere created. most of them for po-
ltcai ioabery The favorite type Of
onnc.y was The manufacture OF con-
ltatucies guaranteed 10 return
alihiuI supporters OF the Govern
nert 1T was a common practice
rite- historian % the Period. to
sfrg al election by splitting up one
reehoil into ten thus multiplying
ea-foii The influence OF q local mag
sate. Lord Melville. 50 late as the
flst guaricr Of the nineteenth cen
rlFs Has able 20 return thiriy-n.ne
at ai i.e forty-Gve members for
--f.snI.~
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

After children iie t8 sou persuade
them 70 tell you the truth. HeiB them
70 tell IL To sou. then praise and some.
zines reward them for being I'D truth
ful Show them that sou trust them
Many a little child would have grown
up to be- truthful had bis mother not
oeen SO severe that De thought BE- had
to he in order 10 escape severe pun
ishmeut
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
FOR CONGRESS.

T'Ae Bulletin IL authorized to an
eouslce William II. Warder OF Marion,
Williamson county. as the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Twen-
tssfifth District of Illinois, at the
special election to be held Saturday,
February is. 1903. Mr. Warder soil
cts the votes Of all citizens, regard
less Of party affiliations or party
lines. II elected, he viii represent all
the people OF the Twenty-fifth dis,
trict.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Dp. MORRISON
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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

or this We may De sure. that ridi-
eule fasteHs on the vulnerable poln1
Of cause. and finds ont the weak side
q an argument 90 those who resort
TO it sometimes rely Too much On its
success those wh0 are chiefly annoyed
By it almost always are SO with rea-
son. and cannot be too much on their
guard against deserving i--Wuiam
Iazl.tt
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Some contend it was the cocktail
that killed the Fairbanks boom and
they declare that the army canteen
will do the same for the Taft boom
But the close observer can find seine
microbes at work in both these booms.
that have no relation to cocktails or
csnteens. They have Joe Cannon
beak. whiskers like Hughes. and arr
as fussy as the Chic Fire Alarm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Secretary Taft and President Roose
welt have decided to avoid fight with
Hughes over the delegation tc the
Republican national convention u
avoid "a split in the party" Demo.
Gratis would do well to learn a lessor
from the same practical politicians.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

| BELT LINE csrs due 10 leave Second ~ IL
Inv north on rt mmercisi Ave. aspry rs miu
ntes from 8 + n. to II D. M
Going porJh Or ~ alnut 81 evesv n uIIau.g
from sos q M to 1888 p m.
POPLAR m LINE -l4oihrook Avs -al
70 lenvo SEQ no ut. gairg nerth on Enlsrnn
Ave, ~ 6;57 6.27; $40; 6:57; 7:I2 q. "a AMI -
sAine minut,s every hour until i0:42 ard Il Il,
D. m
Going west Of Hstey1tv Eighth a.. at ssfai
s'ia; 6s3ti 8 A.! and 1904 rn.aus n~ "Ans 11}n-
utes every bont NTH 1924 and il:nt y, VA
Pcp'ar 1t caya a. pass st. MAryis Jsrs
Z minutes after lesrins Sc, ond st.
.hLf LIN OWL GAR5 nor ON Watu it
1850 p, NJ, 1874 q. m % a. M; 2:st \ u
so q, NJ: lao .. WI 80 A. n
North an COMMERCIAL laGu r. III. 1903
NJ. 400 ~, 90 "a N. 90 n. 8, Az.
telt End Ow' cars are duS to pass YES
Thirty foafth IS minutea alter 40 ,,ns
Second ST,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

The Labor party in England has re-
jected by q large majority an amend
nent to the constitution binding the
party to Socialism The Federation
OF Labor OF the United States has
taken the same wise course. Organ
lied labor is safe and sane
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Congressman sherIey, ef Kentucky,
declares that whiskey has no enc
mics IN the cloak room and no friends
on the floor" which although not act
ually the case, comes very near tell
ing the whole truth about prohibition
In congress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Eating in restsural-s has driven
many a mar into matr.mony. declares
The Delineztor and liti-z a boarding
houses and hotels later has driven
many a man ont Of matrimcnE
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

politics IN addition to praaticing Law
he held several public offices, among
them that Of Indian agent for the fiye
ciTilized tribes, 10 which he was al
pointed by President Cleveland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Mrs Subhurst-Why. Mary. what
are y7u putting the nypaper outside
the house for?
Mary. the Latsst-Sure. an ain :
there more files outside than inside
Puck
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Eating NJ arseaic is common in
sfrria." said AlCis F. steinzieri. Of
Vienna. Austria. a manufacturer or
chemicals and drugs The Styrians
say tIat arsenic makes enc plump
and c0mely. and gives one strength
for great eXertions. zlch as running.
Ct mountain climbing
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Congressman Tawney, chairman 81
tho committee on appropriations,
warns HIS colleagues they must face
a deficit Of $l1S.D00O00 in the reven-
use Of the government: What's the
matter with the Dingley tariff pros
perity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

fou pay . little raoas nor classified
advsruana IN the Bulletin th1s
sshsr Cairo psSsrs bzt you ST 0s
zazEA
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

nesuits Il what the ADVERTISE wszts
ard that Is what he eetz when he
gi-e~s sis Advertising IN us Raj
t1eHL .
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Ths Bulletin 10 IN ssis at shs for
towing placsss
tDieman's, IA Eighth street.
halliday tfouss News stsna.
Walkers, i01 Sixth strrss,
Elua Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
Ja lIlnntan Anuelist Drprahil,y
2itrratltrr 1T Naizlltg Ut?
BY CLARENCE ROCK.
English Critic.

there were no women ii c world there wouldn't bc any
novels" remarked the cerk IN whisper And as stood at
the counter noticed Dat nine Of OF his customers
were women, with novels lat they carried strap The
readers Of novels arc women fox hours later look
inc over hc lisl Of Fiction Received i'll daily paper And it
appeared lhat oncthng like nine out III novels are written
hl women ie@ days ago confronted by tie state
mont DIN aLyoremmILl .nhe greasl nnHali.l An tln an-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Any item that Il o. interest % ySs
is o. interest - T5ar frisssa Tee
thnss resr ssEs 70 tAs EsIsEa
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

TURKS u was thc announcement 81 BOOK hs appar-
man and women Another book ufon POSSIBLY nv
d-lHob hut was another book that followed II
Girl who visited country houses dwc all dress ndeeoron
bnt e book was SIMPLY te on Of c weeks ORGY seuasn.
And az turn the other books that arry those Ut em
voman name on the title nd that they III
tbs side Of fe It is the side u life Will remember that
a. scott Dickens Thackerul scarcely touched ana ~teyenona
continue they could write stories that gppa the world without tie
lure Of lust Boz The licrrrn. and woman novelist
such q am thinking ~ remind, me o ho nudge 81 lhooeow
when was A. She turns the drawneoon into smokngoom
All about love- Love that legitimate illegal, nuzor The
fingers m love thai loves and away but always And whether
il love that is Illegal uoy The always writing
and turning her thoughts to that point which She has regarded
central idea Of the universe When She begins thinks
nothing else but Of the central acte marrying and giving marriage
with al the b-wys and pitfalls that lead eyade that excellent
result Bat she thinking ALL the Her prove for
they deal only with this love and her nurson into fiction has that
the story Of the animal side Of o human being popular
fiction so has succeeded in degrading literature Inc level o.-
casionay reached in The smokngloom- joke
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
Cairo. Alexander County, 'm'.
Fcpustlen 1917.

Cairo. Alexander ceunsy 'm'.
Reputation ic,'sy.
---.------s---
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, THOMAS II. MAFnN,-.
City Attorney, r. Mr. MOORE
Comptroller. ERNEST NORM
Police Magistrate, A. J, ROSS
Chief Of Police, M. 8. EACAk.
Alexander County, Population ~ ssh
County Clerk. JESSE E. MfLITa
Circuit Clerk, LEE B. DAVIS
Sheriff, FRANK ~. DAVIS.
States Attorney, ALHxANr@a
WILSON.
Coroner DIR. JAMES McNaN'
County Superintendent Of schoc'A
PROF JOHN SNYDER,
Assessor sad TreEursT. rRwp a
NELLIE
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
December Circulation.

81 .ssY.,a... 1uiV
The above is correct statement
or the number Of copies Of the Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF December 1907
aid the year 1907.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this sixth day of January 1908
LEO ]. KLEB.
gEaal.l Notary Public,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02

Soard of CourrY Commiks'%~sy+
J. ] JENNELI4E, Cksirmsse
GEORGE PARSONS.
DH EDWIN J. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-02
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
Z during the year 1907 .211o
average number OF complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of December,
1907 ..........-......... .2o53
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-21
|ncendi(N en- Minnesota

Como resultado de los incendios
de las forestas situadas en- Ell norte
del Estado, varias poblaciones han
quedado convertidas en- cenizas mi
llares de personals estan sin techo. De
Chisholm, poblaci6n de 1000 habi-
tantes, no qued6 TN solo edihcio. Nib
bing, a cinco millas de distancia de la
otra quedo parcia lmente destruida Y
10 que de ella quedo fue dchido IN
repentino cambio de viento.
Toda Ia region sl norte de Dou-
glass, esta incendi@da. De Ronshaw.
que esta 4 3 millas distante de Du-
luth no quedaron sino escombros. En-
Bayfield, Sc destruyeron dos muelles
y I'M dep6sito de MADEIRA evalua dos en-
100000. Un trcn del Great Nor
thern, que sc aventur6 pasar por la
region incendiada, cruz6 una exten-
sion de Is millas entire llamas uno
y otro lado de Ia carrilcra. Las mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-21
Varias noticias

Ell sehor Superintendent del
Manicomio informa que la alienada
Petrona Rivera Sc halla curada de SD
affection menlal y que debe salir del
Asilo. En- tai virtud sc ha remitido
al sefior Alcalde de Cayey la cores
poudiente orden de baJa para que
sea lleyada su pueblo.
Sc ha contestado a los seno-
res Alcaldes de Juana Djaz y
Bayam6n respectivamente, que
no es possible acceder a sus peti-
clones para el ingreso de los
alienados Deogracias Cruz y
Manuel Morales, por no exir-
tir en- la actualidad local para
su admiiion. So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-21
Ed c6iera en- Russia
Borrenda epidemia

Nueva York, lunes.-Comunican de San
PetersburgO que el c6lera toma unas proporcio-
mes aterradOras.
I'm las GALES de San Petersburgo caen nu-
merosos atacados que mueren en- Ell mas com
pieto abandono, sin que possible socorreros,
Los hospitales no pueden contener Ell numero
creciente de apestados