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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

HAD BEEN SEPARATED LONG
TIME, AND TOOK CHRISTMAS
DINNER TOGETHER REFUs.
Al TO RETURN THE CAUSE.

New Brunswick, N j.. Dee TIE
police tonight are searching fcl
George r. Holman. accused of having
shot and killed his wife, Margarqs,
jn8t after they had eaten Christmas
dinner together at the home Of hts
father here following q separation Of
several weeks ago,
Angered at the womans refusal 10
return and live with his is believed
by the police to have been the cause
Of the tragedy.
According to the elder Holman, his
son, after the shooting, turned the
revolver on himself but stayed his
hand when the father suddenly ap-
peared, and then, after begging the
elder man to shoot him. dashed from
the house and disappeared.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
PU5TED'

J.. Mowery. a chauffeur was instant.
ly Killed and another man and two
Young women severely injured
Mowery with his party was racing
with another machine driven by John
Morgan The former machine came
to grief on a sharp and dangerous
double turn which M0wery atte rpted
TO make while going at terrific
speed
The automobile broke away from
the control OF its driver skidded %
one side. struck the curb and turned
completely over Mowery was caught
and pinioued under his machine. The
steering wheel rested on his neca
and the back Of the front seat bad
crushed his chest Death vas almost
instantaneous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

slavery" and for It's victims, to the
eject that large percentage oi
gir,s who have been led astray can
be reclaimed and enabled to live
Wholesome lives
"ln my years Of experience In this
work | have handled, in a responsible >
way, hundreds and hundreds Of these
unfortunate cases and have kept sya.
tcmatic records Of results" she de
cared. while it Is, Of course, -.
possible to know absolutely what the
results are in all eases | am firmly
convinced that they have been sue.
cessful in so per cent Of the gIt:3
vino have been sent out into the
world again from the lnstitrt ton But
suppose II were possible, by the
building and maintenance Of such In
stitutions, TO restore to honorable
lives only 25 per cent Of the girls
coming under their care Would that
not be rich return for the cost?
As result of his publication Of tie
Sims articles on the white Save
tGdt anu WHY SiliS go dStId} anu
those by Mrs Amigh and others, the
publisher, George r. Currler, has
received hundreds of letters from
parents all over the country whose
daughters are in Chicago One was
from a father who wanted Mr.. Sims
to look up his although he
was sure she was all right She
was an uncommon pretty girl" ne
added proudly The address he gave
showed that the daughter CT the
country home who had come to Chi.
cage to accept a position was living
in the red light district, enc Of tie
victims Of the white slave traffic
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
SCIENTIFIC MEN
MEET IN CHILE
FIRST PAN.AMERlcAN SCIENTIFIC
CONGRESS CONVENED IN SAN.
TlAoo INSTRUMENTATION.
ES MADE By DELEGATES.

Santiago, Chile, Dec 25.--The first
session Of the Pan-American Scientific
Congress opened auspiciously this
evening President Montt and cabi
met. members Of the diplomatic corp,
and delegates from all American re-
puhlics We're the attendance. and ad
dresses were made by the president OF
the congress and representatives oi
each delegation.
Professor Leo s Rowe. Of the Uni
yersity Of Pennsylvania, chairman Of
the United States delegation. in his
speech expressed The appreciation Of
his delegation for the privilege OF a.
tending the congress He discussed
the work Of the Bureau OF American
Republics aand praised John Barnet
director 81 The bureau. for the work
be- had done and expressed DIS belief
in the future usefulnss Of the bu.
Ieau
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
WORK Of RESCUE
IS MUCH NEEDED
IN CITY OF CHICAGO WHERE
TRAFFIC ~ GIRLS HAS BEEN
BOLCLY CARRIED oN-ChSE
~ POINT.

Chicago. Dee. z5.-Tbc traffic ia
girls which TniteI States District At
tofuey Edwin rs. Sims considered go
aia4mingly menaeinE as Co cali f9r
complete public exposure Of the
sho, king facts about It. hs- given
Hew impetus tl rescue Uors hE tr-
various organizations here a. vel
as r. preventive measures hv re
al tbCrities. iuciH ling those If tae
inmigraticn bHraau Cf the leTar.-
meHt of commerce a1I Tabor. The
reseue Measure have been spurIel
5y 6ata furnished hy Mrs. OFhe'ia
r. AUigh. suuerinfe1 of tle
Illinois state Training sehooi for
Girls In the fzht Of the Wmnan's
World. 81 Chicago. against white
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
EXILES TO RETURN
Venezuslsns Who Were Connecte5
With Revolutions Against Castro
Invited Back By Gomez.

WiIemsta1 Dec Z5--Ge1eral Gre
gCria Seg1nl0 Riera wao for a nuE-
bcr Il Fears has been said t1 ~
FCrkiHg in conjunction vita the retc-
ut1ouists eaaiHst President Castro.
to3d The Associated Press today that
BE- ha4 ben called 70 Eenezuela ~
Acting president Gomez. and that lie
would leave sunday for Ca-aras.
General Aristi5o Telieria. formerly
governor q the state Of lara V-ne
zBeia. but who for = aambsf of years
mas been in exile also has beer sum
mDne1 10 Venezuela b. Gomez.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
NEW RAIL WAY LINE
Articles q incorporation For Clinton
DanviHe and Peoria Railroad
Filed Several Days Ago

Chicago. uec- -z-Th lclrIrra
fors of fha Clinton. UaHtiie laH r.
ana Railroad made public today a
portion ef their Hlals nos outlined r
-le articles af Incorporation hied sew
efal ass aEa. Tie lrlrc-a3 rUaf afI.
start az q F9i1t n -he Indiana state
li1- cost r8 Georgetown arf hr anE
ulz Ea-thu-z+ viI strike 'fa Peoria
end Es---u Division of rre BIs -Four
af FIthiaa. fso thirds 1 fire vas frl-.
uuvlia z1 CEarFalsu- The nes l1e
IS regarded as oeeaIgiuE strategic
position. having through lrs co-nsc
ti0us ztraisht-auag hau,s -1 Chicag'
and - LCli-- Indianapolis ana Gin
cinnatL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
CHARGED WITH EMBEzZL LEMENT

Philadelphia, Dec 25-- Sidney Moui
trop, secretary to George Wood, pres
ident Of the Millyille Manufacturing
Company, was held in $4,000 bail foy
further hearing by a magistrate her
yesterday to answer a charge Of en-
bezzlement of $4,000 from his EN-
ployer. The amount Of shortage, II
is said. inay exceed that named
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
FIFTEEN YEAR
OLD BOY FORGER
MICHIGAN LAD HELD PENoINc
INVESTIGATION OF HOW He
GAINED POSSESSION or s25~
600 OF MONEY ORDERS, ETC.

Mount Clemens. Mich Dsc 25.-
Epleger. aged Is. is under detenti0n
tonight at police headquarters pend.
ing an investigation Cf bis expiana-
tio1 as TO his possession Cf about
s25.c5o worth Of postofice mOney
orders. checks and bank certificates
of deposit found N his room today.
Fer many weeks banks and local
business men have eompiained Of the
loss Of letters containing rsmittsnces
ami il was general believed that
some one who had Eearned the com
bination Of a number Of lock boxes
az the BostOffTee vas responsible fUr
the thefts. although the strictest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

$4,000.
1t is also the intention Of the de.
partment according to the Voters
League. to begin prosecutions in the
United States Court against Former
President Ramsey and Former Cash.
ier Vilsack of the German National
Bank. on charges of Illegally using
the funds of the bank. in addition to
the bribery charges in the county
courts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
FIREMAN AND ENGINEER
ARE SERIOUSLY INJURED

st Louis, Mo-. Dec. 25.-A st
Louis, Trcn Mountain and Southern
passenger train ran into the rear OF
an Alton local train in the terminar
yards this evening injuring seven
persons, two seriously. The serious.
injured are; w t. Simmons, OF
Dupo, Ill.,, fireman OF the Iron Noun
tain train Robert Sharp, of nupo
H., engineer on the Iron Mountain
train.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
POSSE HUNTING MURDERER.

Flrmingsboro. Ky, Dec. 25.-Lee
Hinton shot and fatally wounded
Charles Gilmore last night aud then
escaped The sheriff and posse are
securing the country for MIN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

watch failed to reveal the culprit
uplegcr was employed hy NJ, y.
Milton, local photographer and
HIS arrest resulted today when ne
attempted to cash a check bearing
MiIton's name, but which the latter
pronounced forgery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
AUTOS ENGAGE
IN FATAL RACE
CHAUFFEUR OF ONE MACHINE
INSTANTLY KILLED AND An
OTHER MAN AND TWO YOUNG
WOMEN SEVERELY INJURED.

Oakland, Cal, Dec 25.--As n result
Of q wild automobile race on TIE
Tot Hill boulevard today Williaa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

n Cairo nearly everybody rea1s
he BuIlstn-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

The most prominent OF those who
have been put 10 sleep by the big
negro are Jack Jeifries, brother Of the
former heavyweight champion, who
was knocked out by Johnson at Los
Angeles in 1902 in five rounds, and
Bob Fitzsimmons, who. in Philadel.
phia in 1907, was unable to Withstand
Johnson shifty work but two rounds
He has lost but two fights, one TWEEN
ty round decision to Marvin Hart, and
the other on a foul to Joe jeanette.
A Perfect Boxer.
Not since the days Of James J. Cor
bett has the prize ring seen such a
perfect boxer as Johnson. Especially
doft Is he with his left hand, and few
hoxers, unless they have great skill,
are able to keep the big black man
from beating their faces to tatters.
In courage, Burns was bull dog al
ways; Johnson, 1t was said by some,
had yellow streak" In none of his
many battles, however, has It been
proven that Johnson would not take a
good beating Neither Burns nor
Johnson, however, have been consider
cd as men of the stamp of Jeffries,
Sullivan or Corbett in the fighting
ma
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

Subscribe for The Balletin. The
best paper IN the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

Selresset for Stearns tonight and u
Is feared further trouble man eusuc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
Dispute About Bandages.

When Burns stripped it was noticed
that he wore elastic bandages about
his elbows. These caused a long dis
pute. Johnson insisting that they b.
removed, Burns refusing. For time
1T looked as though there was d pos
sibility OF a figkt taking place. The
referee sal dthe wearing of bandages s
was not against the rules but Burns
Glen had his seconds unwind the tape.
The men went to their corners and
the fight begun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
The Fight BY Rounds.

At 10:42 O'clock Johnson entered
the arena accompanied by his sec
onds, Sam Fitzpatrick, Mullins, Un-
holz, Lang and Bryant. Wild cheers
greeted him and the big black man
bowed to the crowd. Just as Johnson
took his seat Burns appeared. He was
smiling and the plaudits of the spec
tatOrs were even more enthusiastic
than those accorded Johnson, Burns
took position in the western corner
of the ring, surrounded by his sec
onds, Keating, O'Keefe. ODonnelI,
Burke, and Russell. When the cheer
ing had died down somewhat Johnson
crossed over and shook Burns by the
hand The Canadian glanced at tho
big fists of the Texan and noticed that
both were covered with bandages. He
scrutinized them closely but finding
them TO his satisfaction made no OBJ
lection.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

Johnson. during his ring career. has
fought sixty-four battles and twenty
tvo q his opponents have gone doUa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
Eshth.

Burns eyes were pulled up and be
vas bleeding from the mouth when ~
emerged from his corner. His blows
apparently had light effect on Joha-
son. who beIabored the head Of the
champion
Ninth ard Tenth
There Was nor vefv much fEhting-
fCoDrIr,.9s-s =, afvfh Pal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
First Round.

After preliminary sparring Johnson
reached Burns with a sharp uppercut
and the Canadian went to the floor,
remaining there for the count of
eight When he arose he sailed IN
for Johnsons body Johnson swng
hard right to the head and Burns stag.
gered backward nearly across the
ring, Burns, rushing in, planted
right on Johnson's chin. Johnson put
a left to the head at the sound of the
gong.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

tC0noIuded On sixth Pass)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
Seventh.

Johnson rushed Burns across th5
ring dealing out right in which there
was no mercy Burns got a left %
Johnson's jaw and Johnson raised a
lump under Burns right eve. Burns
seemed to BE- losing strength. John
son landed repeatedly on Burns eye
and placed several terrific blows on
Burns ribs. Dropping him to the floor
Tor a few seconds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24
Seirat6S 2iccnscn.

GbriItion Snoubcr, II, @itt>ucr,
Nr. 533, SiiO Gbciteritrobc, unb
Nnno 6iibcr, 20, @ittmc.
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9tr. 40 Nprb Central = Npc., nno
Nelcn u. Nnocrlon, 10.
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9tr. 100, Sutelpoob Ipenle.
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&obn &. @oro, 40, Nr. 232, 26.
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mo Gotborine 8loIion %; Nppli-
tont Sobn s. 8cllp, Nr. $50, Srpin9-
E%lpcnrc.
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1913, Norb Wountitrobe, nnO SIT
liza 9. Sanction, ~, Mittluc.
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Shliffsnnd,ridltcu.

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bon Bremen.
ab0ciobrtn: Compiler nSceolic"
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perpool.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24

gm 8. Oft. Gompier nYrin56rieo
rid @ilbelm" nnd) Bremen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24
IbiaBrtsta9c Der S5can Coupler
Uun NcU-y)urf.

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Tiidcrci-G Ongref crDifnct.
9cniafommmung Der Iel2gotcn ollrd)
Scfret0r Straus. = ICttldlano
uto Scltrcid) pcrtretcn.

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mar, Iii mid mad ibrem 9sfinben gu
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Mole befudte, iebt bu5t lie mid mie
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pbsnturIus finben in ben alernd9iien
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gramen fir ben @eneralitab MAIDEN.
acknowledgements bat mid Der Dor
fall nit 9ante Wurelie in lpobltbuenz
Der Meiie BON meiner nero0ien llebers
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Gage infplge Der Iufregun9 gar ni6t
arbetien, unb baS Eat mir poblgetban.
Sd bin jcbt ipieoer frii9 unb ppbls
auf, Ou broudit nidt gu fiir4ten,
einen Meni den nit ilberrei5ten Ncrpen
gu finben, Der @efpeniter iiebt."-
Meine Mutter fam bret Gage na6
Ibfenbung bes 9riefe8 unb nobm ibre
Mobnung in Der 0iua Der Sante Ius
relic, I'm lire Superintendent 81 pile
gen. sic pubte natiirli6 bon meinen
Wiinfden unb Soffnuu9sn, benn i'd
bate por meiner W(utter ME 9eGeimz
nife 9ebubt.
On benz Sage, an benz i6 mein
Gramen in Der Selegrapbsnidule be-
itanben Bate, rift id binaus mad SrDs
fen unb fanb 9an!e Murelie bebeltenb
better. Sic fab fdon i'm 2ebnituDl.
sd tpeib," empfing iie mid, nbab
0u ppn mir feline llnteritiibung am
nebmen tptrit, aber ebenio peib i'd,
pelde Tre,lbe es Dir MAIDEN piro,
ipenn i9 9einer 9ruut toS @elb gu
@urer !6eirdthSfaution gum GeIdent
made. Seine Wuttcr meinte. ih ip1fe
Dir bos erit mitt4eils., nod}bcln Su
baS @eneralItabscromen binter Dir
bGtteit, aber na1 meirsn Qeben2erfo9z
runge1 CLAUDE i9, tab Dir bic Na4s
rid)t nidtS fGaoen pirb, Toatern I'M
@esert6eil. bic Jteube miro Dir nere
9roft unb SpanntraIt perleilen. -
Webr alS breibig Sabre iinb es Der,
bab fi6 bisie 0organge abIpie!ten. Sh
ipurbe elm babies Subr fpatcr gum 81
neraIItab nad Berlin e%inberufen unb
bate bic 6reube, bic erits 3eit meiner
Gbe in Der Reibsbauptftabt gu perbrins
gen, bic bamals am 8sginn bes gros
BEN MufI9punes ftonb. 9ante Qurelie
bat MIR nod 5tpei Sabre aelebt, bic
S6laganfdle piebsrbo!ten iid, ipie
bas INNER 10 gu seideben pflest, bis
Der lebte unb bsfttsite bic ulte Dame
nit iid nabm. sic bat in ibrem ScItas
ment fofpobl meme Wutter ipie mid
auf bos reidite beoddt.