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&cBcrcicn follpiniitiiNer &ldttcr
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Spbauu Sciuridl Grimm.

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Ibcuns, 3ufour Sciurid Grimm I'M Filter bon
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IidL Dab Oicic v@olfafrclmOe" bon
Den Stats : GelcBgcbungcn micOer
in ben Snn0es . Gcnot gciHidt lper-
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rWno 100000 8erioncl bon NCus
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c9 fonlen obcr pom I. Somior bis
5ltrn 20. 6ebtltnr nur 2I62S Ginluuns
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bon iclbIt.
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ocn 2. Npril feltgpicbt. Der Inter.
rid)tS Winilter Grumcrguc miro
Die Snllptrcbe boltcu. Sic Hcgics
ring iorocrt iiir Die Soften Ger Sc.
rcnonicn einen Credit BON 10000
6rdnCs.
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britont in W%onnbcim bat bcrcitS Den
N%0ni09nloro in EortuDol Ornmotiid)
b~carbcitct ltn0 cin Sroucrlpicl 0a.
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brllor lulltc co icine ol(rnltftlibrlng"
an &olollcllm . Sbcutcr, elmer Sor-
ITnotbilbnc bon WunnbCtnL crlcbcn.
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ltcrium ongcgen &cto ~cingelcgt bate.
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ibrcS &inocS pcrontuortIib gcnodt,
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gen, ola ibr &llobc al Scr Sungcns
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

Guulamb's tiirfiidc Y1ber,
ganitabIe. @ebduee, Vuitamt grgen. Stets ufirn.
(aug22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

gsihdftsfhhttr g. u. Sein!, sBobruns:
e. & 3. 121 " &dIbrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

Ger Hem Dorfcr Stats s.
InluaIt @m. E. Scrome lit inc dyuu-
lit0tcn. IS lit Der Mntrog bel Dem
0ouucrncur Sugbcs Deitcllt lporoen,
Scronlc luc9cn groher Fflidtpcrnod)-
l0iiigrug ob5uicBen. Sic Nclp Dor-
fer Yreiic bat Dem StoutS-I nluolt
id)on largc porgcluorlen, DAB CT Die
rcid)en Wcieb E llcbertrctcr nn0
,@rnitcr" utbel1ltigt lolic. SIN
Wull5cn iinb - Inflagepunftc gegcrt
Seronlc gcltcnb 1cnlad)t ipor0en mo
Der oiientlid)e InflGger miro lid) MN
lelbit pcrtbeioi9cn miilien. Gin be
iddmenbcS aopitel unlerer Trd)ts-
pilcgc, menn ocm StautS = Inualt
porgcluoricn iperoen nlllb, onB CT
Ielbit olti frllmmcll Ncgcn lpur0elt.
Splonge oacroirgS Yolitifcr nno
Strcbcr iiir peraitmortlld)e Nclnter
lpie Die Scr StoutS Aunpdltc 9es
m0blt mcrocn, lit an cine 9elierutg
Der Gcd)tS5uIt0nbc failml 5t oeilten.
Scr mtstermir BON 80
@unbcslcnatorell l1uft nit oiclenl
Sabre ab, oarilnter cine In5abL mic
Elott bon Hep . Yorf, 8ouiuger
bon Melp Sompibire II. a., meld)e oie
Mipnopole uno ibre Snierelien pertre-
ten bnben. IS lit falint lpabridein-
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(5cbr27 IS, %, Mdri2 ,3.4,5,G,7W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

gtsruihamer C. 8aine, g%Ubnuna:
6. & y. 2elepbon: 1865 HlaotioK-T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

lidl Dab Oicic ,&olf2ircumoe" bon
Den Stats . NeIcBgcbunGcn micOer
IN Den Sunoes Scnot gcihidt lper-
0Cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

dgeutur FIR Nafhin8toH nno Hiftriit Columbia:
gRm. Sanuemaun, 1915 Dinrtru,Str., E..0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-29

mcib, oaB, pbglci6 Die Sad)loBc
plaulibcl crideint, JIG nid)t Scr @abr.
belt cntlprihi.
9eutIdlano broildt feline mcitcrcn
SOLOMON, nbcr IS bc0nri 0cS Ircicn
Wcttbepcrbs nlf alien WfdrftclL Der
o%iicncn Sbiir. ltno buS TrinSip Der
o~iIencn Sbiir lit onS Scitmotip Der
ocltihcu nlslpdrtigcn Eolitif. 8nS
Der 0ciltIdc brltdt, lit onS HedJt I'M.
ter glcidlen 9eoit9uugcn nit onOcs
rem Notionen IN Mcttbcmcrb 5u ire
ten. Gltrd cine InldNpelBlng Sol.
lano'S un0 9cl9ien'8 on bo8 Meid,
miir0c 9elltihlalo in colnmer5ieller
Scjicblng nid)ts o%euiuncn; and lie.
gen fclne liratcaiiden @riinoe ppr,
pcldc Die Nnglicocrlu9 Der Nieoer.
lonoc miinid]cnsmertb mad)cu.
Gcutidlono lit Der Ncutrolit1t Ger
9tlc0erIan0e lid)er ltll0 mcitcr Mil c5
l1lttS. Sclltc, mel6c nltl cirmnl ga.
raui beItebcn, oab 0cutidlon0 Nn.
nerionsgeliiIte ollf @oQnno, 01nc.
mari ober bic oelltihpn TropinSen
Seitrcif'S babe, pcraeIien, oab
Gcutiflonb fcihlriooerotiper Stoot
lit. in Dem onoerc Climber 10 obnc
@eitereS incorporirt pcrOen fGnnen.
Serr Don sternbyfs Serpiliidt Oas
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
HAD
GIGANTIC GRAFT
AT LEAST $4,000 PAID PITTS
BURG ALDERMEN FOR Sc
LECTION OF CERTAIN BANKS
AS CITY REPOSITORIES

Pittsburg, Pa. Dec 24,--That at
least $4,000 was paid councilmen
fof the selection of certain banks as
repositories for the city's funds has
been almost positively established
through evidence submitted and
statements furnished by the Voters
League and detectives employed by
the league to give this city mu-
nicipal house cleaning.
Whether all of the banks selected
as repositories contributed to this
fund has not been established. The
Officers of one bank have so far been
arrested and they are charged with
payment of only $17,500 of the al
legged bribery fund. That other
bankers are to be arrested is almost
positively stated by those back of
the probe.
The Voters league has been as-
sured of all financial backing needed
it was stated by Vice President Eng
lisn tonight. The league depends
wholly upon voluntary contributions,
but English said any sum up 20
100000 can be secured any time 1t
is needed, without effort, proffers
having been made by leading wealthy
men of the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
NOTICE.

State of Illinois, Alexander County
IS.
In the County Court, to the Janu
airy Term, A. ID. 1909.
In the matter of the estate OF
Clementine Mclean, deceased,
To the distributes of said estate
and all persons interested therein
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of January, 1909, the under
signed administrator of said estate
will present to the County Court of
said Alexander County at Cairo, Hi
nois, final report of his acts and do
ing as such administrator and ask the
court to approve the same and to dis
charge him from any and all further
duties and responsibilities connected
with said estate and his administra'
ton thereof. At which time and place
you may be present and resist such
If you choose so to do.
j. MURAT GUION,
Administrator of the Estate of Glenn
entine Mclean, deacesed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
MOUNDS, ILL.
1t d Sd % 70 O q % % - &c >
December %, 1908.

Merry Christmas to All. peace on
Earth and Good VIII to Men"
Dr. Otos Hudson has returned from
St. Louis, where he has been attend
ing medical lectures, and will spend
the holidays here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hudson.
Mrs. Mollie Holiday left today for
St Louis where she will visit for a
few months
We have not the space to mention
all the prominent people who were
shopping in Cairo from this county
Wednesday and Thursday. We were
all down there. Mound City was al.
most depopuatcd The amount Of
Christmas goods sold by the aCro
merchants surpassed anything in the
history of the event. These merchants
told the people through the columns
of The Bulletin what they had AMI
the people went down TO see.
1t was reported here last that the
murderer of Chas. Speikert had been
acught in East St. Louis and brought
to Cairo for safe keeping; but it was
evidently a false alarm.
W. l. Spaulding of the firm of
Spauliing & Grain Of Villa Ridge was
in the city early today on business.
Joe Roberts is moving into his new
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
WALLACE WILL
MEET OEMETRAL
OHIO MAN AND THE "GREEK
DEMON WILL ENGAGE IN
cATch-AS-CATcH-cAN WRESr.
LING MATCH NEXT WEEK.

Dan Wallace, 1870 pound wrestler,
of Akron, O., will meet VIM. Demetral
known as the "Greenk Demon" at the
opera house here next Wednesday
night, in a catch.as-catch-can west
ling match. Articles between these
two men will be signed today through
w. II. Barton, who is managing the
local athletic entertainments.
At first it was thought that George
Baptiste, the st. Louis middle-weight.
would meet Demetral. but after the
formers match with will Joe" Col
Inns last Tuesday night, which YVES
one Of the hardest struggles of his
career. he concluded to let some other
wrestler meet Demetral.
Johnny Morgan, who is TO box ten
rounds with Brooklyn Tommy Sulli-
van on the same date, has a good
record. He has defeated Kid Cone,
Bay Bronson and others. and has
fought Don Wigast to draw several
times. Wednesdays program will out.
class any of the athletic entertain.
ments held here yet, and the mill
between Sullivan and Morgan will be-
the main event. Sport enthusiasts
from as far away as indianapolis will
be IN Cairo TO witness he match, as
Tommy Sullivan is in the
lime light at the present time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

lions also. which hold an annual cele'
bration around a gayly trimmed ever
green for the benefit OF the little ones
has come the question whether II Is
consistent to urge conservation OF
forest reserves and then to cut mix
lions of young trees every year TO
afford little joy in the passing holt
day season.
The number of trees cut for this
use each year is utterly insignificant.
when compared to the consumption
for other purposes for which timber is
demanded. Not more than four mill
lion Christmas trees are used each
year, one in every fourth family, II
planted four feet apart they could be
grown on less than 1900 acres. This
clearing of an area equal to a good
sized farm each Christmas should not
be subject of much worry, when 1t
Is remembered that for lumber alone
il Is necessary to take timber from
an area of more than 100000 acres
every day of the year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

home on the corner OF Second street
and Delaware avenue. Mrs r. G,
Pool will occupy the home vacated
! by him.
Esq, w G. Davis left for st. Louis
Thursday on pleasure and official
business trip.
The teams were put to work haul
ing gravel on the Mounds and villa
Ridge road, west side,
| The question of organizing a stock
company in this city to build an oepra
house, is being talked about, and viii
probably assume definite shape In the
spring.
Our business men are donating
freely to the good roads call, and ID.
w. Prindle, Jr,. Is CONJUNCTION with f..
G. Britton, will push the enterprise to
a finish,
Wednesday morning while little
Leo Cation, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell.
gene Cation, was playing with a toy
pistol he put genuine 22-cartridge
In it and snapped 1t in front Of his
mother when ii went off and struck
her on the thigh the ball glancing
around the bone. Guns are danger
Gus without lock, stock or barrel"
The usual Christmas trees and
church entertainments were nicely ar
ranged and the programs we'll render
ed by the little folks and every one
had a real merry Christmas"
Contractor George l.. Miller has
more new houses to be built as soon
as possible. If the weather continues
as 1t has for some time work will not
LstoE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


Dayidge and accompanied her 20
| Cairo,
Nh and Mrs. ]. w. Rhine of Char
Ilcslon, Mo-, are spending Christmas
with relatives and friends in tins
city.
Quite a large blaze occurred about
( O'Clock Thursday evening when the
south window at Nesbit and conf
pany's clothing store caught FIRE
from the torch with which they
light the gasoline lights. The win
dow was trimmed in tissue paper
and was filled with fine Christmas
goods all of which was burned or
ruined amounting to about 800 dam
'age fully covered by insurance. But
for the timely assistance of custom
ers the contents of the store would
have been destroyed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

not take their meal ticket to CalfoG'
MIA. Managers are too plentiful and
willing out, there.
The Boston Red Sox will start for
the Sunny South on February "a No
wonder the Sox tired before the close
OF the baseball season.
Jack and Mike (Twin) Sullivaa
have added a song to their vaudeville
act 1t runs something like "K,E.T.
C.H-E.L-L spells Ketchell."
Give Pat Powers few more slx.day
bicycle races and Marathon merry.
go-rounds and he will have all the
money in the world
Cyclone Thompson and Jerry
Murphy have been matched to fight
in indianapolis January 20, providing
the authorities allow the town to
come back to life by that time.
The Cleveland fans should send an.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
MOUND CITY, I'LL.
Dec. IS, 1908.


Miss May Hawkins, county super
iptendent of schools, left Thursday
to spend Christmas with relatives
nj Mounds and Villa Ridge.
Mrs. Chas. Davlige was a Cairo
visitor Thursday
Miss Clara Hartwick left Thurs
day for Mt Carmel where she VIII
enjoy. Christmas with relatives, sac
win also spend a part OF the holidays
with friends at Harrisburg and
Calmi
Mrs. John Lewis and Mrs. DeRou'
shns Of Mounds. were shopping in
town Thursday,
Judge l.. G. Castor made bust
moss trip TO Carbonate Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs John Armstrong were
Cairo visitors Thursday
M. Egner of Olmsted was in the
city THU sday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Covers left
Thursday to spend Christina swith
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Madden near Boaz, Iii.
MI. and Mrs. Lee Dalton and fam
Inv spent Christmas in Cairo.
Miss Cora Victor is the guest Of
relatives at Grand Chain during the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clip Hughes LETT
Thursday for Leyings to visit re;d-
tives.
Miss Pearl Dalton left Thursday
for New Burnside, ILL.,, to visit her
aunt Mrs Mary Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. COG Rutledge left
ThuIsAay for Vandalia where they
will visit the formers relatives dur
Ing the holidays.
Mr.. Jack Mills made business
trip to Cairo Thursday
Misses Edna and Patience Glen
who have been attending Forest
Park University in St Louis, are
home to spend the holidays with
their grandmother Mrs Jennie
Adams
Robert Arnold left Thursday to
spend Christmas at Paducah.
Mrs. VIM. Garrett wasa a Cairo
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Louie Bellinger Of Olmstei
spent Thursday with Mrs. Chas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26

other petition to President Johnson of
the American league. Ban has about
used up the last one--shaying.
Roger Bresnahan says he is perfect
ly happy now that he is to be man
ager of the St Louis Cardinals. ii
doesn't take much to make some PEG.
pie happy.
Johnny Eyers of the Chicago Cubs
declares he is through with the game
forever and will ask Owner Murphy
for so much money for next season
that Chubby Charles" will Danish
him.
Looks as though a marathon will be
run in Chicagos Coliseum next
that is Alderman "Bathhouse"
John will permit it or if some one
doesn't blow up the First Ward ball.
room in the meantime.
The Kansas City board of aldermen
are considering a proposition to re.
duce the cost of brewery agents Ii.
cense and at the same time raising
the monthly fee for George Tebeau's
ball park from $50 to 5000. Happy
New Year, George.
A triumphal arch for the coming
New York automobile shop. Fine!
What's tn ematter with two heroic
figures in whiskers and zinc stars as
a part of that 'trium" (and soakeml,
entitled "Constables.' And the path.
etc inscription. we kotch VA that
time. Eightyseyen miles an hour.
which we reckon at thirty-four dollars
and costs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
TREES
FOUR MILLIONS WERE CUT TO
MEET The coUNTRY's NEEDS
YESTERDAY.
Forest Service Does Not Consider
This Injury u Carefully Cut
Could BE Raised on 800
Acres.

Washington. Dec. 25-The cOun-
try's forests again have been called
upon TO supply about four million
Christmas trees. and again many per
sons have asked themselves and have
queried the United States Forest Ser
vice. Is the custom q menace to the
movement for forest preservation q
In the millions q happy homes
over the country where the younger
generation has made the Christmas
tree the center q play since early
Friday morning. there are many moth
ers and fathers who have given the
question more or les thought PROM
SUNDAY schools and other OrEaniEs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-26
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