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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
KILLED "BlLLY, THE KID"

I'll Paso. Texas, Feb. 29-Pat Gar
rett, who was killed near Las Cruce S
today. was sheriff Of Lincoln county,
New Mexico, In the early eighties,
and his campaign against cattle rust.
lers was replete with dashing arrests,
pitched battles and bloody encounters
with cattle thieves.
The best known of his operations
was when, as an officer Of the lew,
he killed "Billy, the Kid who after
killing, aecardiag "a sonaa reports
two score Of men, was 1ofEed In the
territorial penitentiary only to escape
Garrett took up the hunt anew as
socn as he learned OF the escape anil
located the OUTLAW at Maxwell's ranch
near Carrizoo, Lincoln county. Gar
rett was In the room where THE Kid
was to come to rendezvous, and as
the outlaw stepped into the place with
his gun drawn and covered Garrett
the officer killed him. Garrett ful
filled his own prophesy that he w~nld
die with his boots on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
TAFT TALKS ON
CONSTITUTION
SAYS STATE SOVEREIGNTY HAS
BEEN ADMIRABLY MAIN
TAlNED.
HAS DIFFERENT VIEWS
From Critics Who Iecry Increase Of
Federal and Decrease Of State
Fower Says Congress
Could Protect Aliens.

New York, Feb. 29 Secretary TAFT
tonight spoke befere the Brooklyn
Bar association on Tie topic "lha
Constitution of the United states"
TAFT declared that he did not share
III the views expressed BY tho critics
On the change which has come over
our form Of government by the Ia.
crease Of national and decrease If
state powers under the constitutions !"
lie insisted that the division Of powt +
between the United tSates and the
states has been admirably maintained
Touching upon the protection OF
aliens TAFT expressed the conviction
that it was plainly in The power OF
congress to provide by law for the
protection of aliens in their treaty
rights In this connection he cited as
Instances wherein foreigners were
deprived Of treaty rights in the cases
OF the Malta Of Louisiana and the
Jananese in San Francisco.
In both cases the federal govern
ment was helpless 20 sscure redress
for the victims. fEe confessed that
this lack Of federal power. due.
wholly to the inaction Of congress,
sayors q that doctrine which attract
cd 50 much ridicule when it was ad
sanced that it was unconstitutional
for the state to secede, but that it was
also unconstitutional for the central
to try to coerce them,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
SEM|-9FF|C|AL
DENIAL IS MADE
OF REPORTS THAT GERMANY iS
AGiTATiNG OPEN DOOR CUES.
ssass TioN IN MANcHuRiA--ct4i.
NESE MINISTER STARTED iT.

Berlin. Feb 2S Semi-offical decia-
rations were issued today denying re.
.rorts published abroad that Germany
was agitating the open door ques
tion In Manehuria. either alone or BY
secret proposals to the United States.
The Japanese embassy here Ii maE.
ing inquiries regarding the subject
and especially with reference to pre-
posals submitted to tho German foreign
office by Sun Pao III. Chinese min
ister at Berlin who recently received
instructions from Pekin to discuss
Japanese treatment OF trade In Man
chnria with the foreign office. ami
the possibility of the United States
end Germany entering into a special
agreement concerning the. mainten-
auee Of equal trade opportunities n
all Chinese territory Sun Pao Ki
took up the subject with the German
officials In the most general terms
last Tuesday and seemingly the sub.
iect has not been pushed further
The German foreign Office. ii Is
stated, certainly has no disposition TO
que stion Japan's good faith In Man
churia 1t is recognized. nevertheless.
that he Chinese trade question Is one
IN which the United States and Ger
many have Identical interests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
U. 5. WARSH|PS
LEAVE CALLAOl
no CONTINUE ON FOURTH
sTRr rcH or FOURTEEN
THOUSAND MILE CRUISE
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS
Eid Great White Squadron Farewell
Statutes Exchanged Between
American Ships and Peru
Wan Cruiser.

Callao, Feb. 20. The American
feet sailed today for MagdaIena Hay.
Lower California Signals went up
from the Connecticut, the fiagss HI.
this morning and shortly afterWaT
the battleships were staaaiIng slcWIy
out To the ocean FOR the rrn To th@ir
neNt stopping place,
The fleet described a senicirale.
the great white ships moving to tia
southwest. and when they passed the
Peruvian cruiser Aluirante Erau from
which President partio and cYfieals
oe state viewed the departure, each of
the Warships fired salute at III guns.
The cruiser replied when the Connec-
ticnt was passing. and there was
dipping ef flags from other vessels Iii
the harhor and ringing farewell
from thousands gathered to watch the
ships IL the friendly nation al they
swung maiestleally our 10 the open
sea.
The steamer Caehapeal, crowded
With spectators. accompanied the fleet
some distance from the shore, but ns
the battleships gathered speed snn
was left astern with the enthusiastic
Perayians still watching and waving
flags and handkerchiefs, Thousands
Of sightseers on points of vantage On
the land. Witnessed the magnificent
and imposing scene.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
CAPTAIN OF TUG.
Held Responsible For Drowning Of
TWO Marines in Narragansett
Bay Feb. t6.

Washington, Feb 20. Secretary
Metciaf has forwarded to Secretary
Strauss the report of the naval board
which investigated the drowning OF
Privates steencrson and Mcintosh, of
the marine corps, of Narragausett
Bay on the 10th inst, with view Of
instituting proceedings against r. w.
Ricba, master Of tae tug Anne II.
Weed.
The report concludes with the state
ment that the 'drowing of Steenerson
Inder the circumstances was due to
the culpable incapacity or culpable In
efficiency on the part of the master
81 the tug. who should also be held
culpable for the condition of affairs
which led up to the disappearance OF
these two men"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
STUYVESANT FISH
WILL TRY AGAIN
TO WREST ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD FROM CONTROL
OF iARAHAN.
New Action Brought in Supreme Court
of Cook county--Will Not Pre-
vent Mondays Meeting.

Chicago, Feb. pa new attempt
to prevent the voting Of Isl .23l shares
Of Illinois Central stock held by the
sstssi4ls saai AZ ansl Railruad Securities
company At tisd aFnuaI meeting of the
Illinois Central was inaugurated teday
Henry WI Lyman, VINO Ii one of the
attorneys for Stuyvesant Fish In the
recent suit. filed by the latter for o
similar purpose and decided adversely
to him, asked the supreme court of
Cook county TO adjndicate the legality
of the holders again.
Many points alleged In the first suit
are omitted In the bill filed today,
but practically no new grounds for an
injunction are brought forward.
The new action will not delay ar
for the annual meeting of
the Illinois Central which is set for
Monday noon. was the declaration to
night Of j. T. Harahan, president Of
the railroad In the bin filed today
nil allegations based on In
terstate commerce regulations which
were made in the previous litigation
are omitted.
The court Ia asked To declare Illegal
and void the holding Of all Illinois
Central stock In the name OF any
other rporation, and to make order
of disposal Of the 2S1,23l shares now
thus held
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
SUIT AGAINST
ST. LOUIS BANK
MAN WANTS MlSSOURi-LlNcOL
TRUST COMPANY ENJoiNED
FROM SELLING LAND IN
WHICH HE is INTERESTED.

ST. Louis. Feb. o. c. Don
nelly Of Detroit, filed suit today
against the MlssonriLincoln Trust
company and the Mercantile Trust
company asking for receiver fer
tile property formerly held by the
American Lead and Baryta company,
in Washinston eounty, embracing
thirtythree atares of iana.
Donnelly saws he bought thirty thou
sand dollars worth Of the company y
stock and stttes In his petition that
under Judgment for 341 ,255 given him
in the Circuit court, he is given joint
lien with the Missouri Lincoln Trust
company Hs alleges that the claim
vi the latter comfaly Is about to he
given precedence and asks that it be
restrained from disposing of the land.
The American Lead and Baryta
company Is capitalized at s1.50Q0 600.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
Mann, ILLINOIS,
CHARGES FRAUD
LARGE APPROPRIATION
Provided For Purchase Of Tract
Mann Said s25o,0oo Was Far in
Excess of the Value
Of the Laae.

Washington, Feb. 29.-A vti,ea
charge was made by Mann. Of Illinois.
II the house today. during consitlcra-
tion Of the army appropriation bill,
that some government official or cm.
a land syndicate with view To sell
inI to the government a tract near
Washington, y. G., for a target range.
An appropriation OF $250060 for the
purchase Of six thousand acres was
provided for, which Mann denounced
as far beyond Its value. He thought
thcer had been undue temptation to
somebdy. He ut once aroused the ire
OF Young, OF Michigan, who, spring
ing to the defense Of the committee
OF military affairs, Indignantly de-
MED that any member Of 1t had been
approached by anyone bit the secrr
tGry of war of his subordinates. The
provision provision was stricken out
on point Of order.
The army appropriation bill was
shortly afterwards passed the total
amount carried In it being SSfG57 ,5eG.
The nine-hour hearing before the
interstate commerce commission was
concluded today 1t il expected that
the commission viii render decision
not later than Tuesday next Argn
ments presented by railroad represen-
tatives today covered the questions of
expense and ability to secure enough
the statements being In
line with those presented BY others
during the hearing.
The hearing was concluded by
President Perham VI the Order of
Railway Telegraphers, with state
slsps.s I'M Nv isict he reyaaRed lsHiailg
statsahli}s made IN behalf o. yariors
petitioners, In his opinion scarcely
one Oh the railroads had presented
arguments which ought to induce the
commission to extend the law. He
said that the closing of stations would
have the effect probably OF delaying
trains somewhat, but not of endanger
Ing lives and property.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
CAIRO, I'LL, SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH /, 1908.
IS
EXPECTED SOON
nv MEN ON BOTH SIDES WHO
PARTICIPATED IN MINERS
AND OPERATORS CONFER
E.NcE AT INDIANAPOLIS.

Pittsbnrg, Feb 20 That a sett,e
ment win be made In due time Is the
belief Of Pittsburg participants In the
interstate conference Gf minors ana
operators held at indianapolis who
returned home today
While 1t Is underst Cd that unless
the agreement is reached By April !,
mining Will cease, it is believed that
aaother Joint meeting will be arranged
after the close Ct the special national
convention, which has been called
bv President Mitchell to meet in IN
dianapolis March II.
Both John s. Jones, president Of
the Pittsburg- Buffalo Coal company
and Francis Feehan. president OF Dis
trict No. 5, United Mine Workers CT
America. expressed confidence that d
would be made before
April !
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
NOT GUILTY IS
|TAL| |AN'S AlEA
SLAYER OF DENVER PRIEST AR
RAiGNED IN COURT YESTER
DAY-LAWYER WILL MAKE
PLEA OF INSANITY.

Denver Feb. 29.-Gisueppe Alio. the
slayer of Father Leo. was arraignei
today. After listening TO the inter
preter's explanation of Information
which was read TO him and anncunc'
ing his plea of not guilty, Alio paid lit
tie attention to the further proceed.
ings.
Hundreds of curious persons sur
rounded the Jail and crowded abont
the assassin when he was being taken
to and from the court house, but no
violence was offered. Alio tremblej
as he looked upon the crowd but 9th
erwise manifested no emotion.
Robert II. Wgddecomb. attorney ap
pointed by the court to defend Alio
has definitely decided to make a plea
CT insanity and hopes & be assisted
by Baron c. Tosti. Italian consul. who
mas cabled to Sicily for Information
Alio's action in that coun
try.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
BRYAN SPEAKS
IN MISSISSIPPI
ADDRESSES LEGISLATURE AND
THOUSANDS or MISSISSIPPI
ANS-DECLAREe THAT DE
@ MOcRAcY IS STRONGER.

Jackson, Miss Feb, 20 Before the
members of the state legislature and
several thousand Mississippians, VIII
liam J. Bryan made characteristics
apeech today.
IN every great nation he said,
there are two parties. One Is made
up u those that trust the people, and
the ether Ct these who dc not, The
party Ct the people IL the growing
party, waile in every instance the 9th
ar is the dying party The Democratic
patty Is growing stronger every day,
In spite of defeat while the Rapubli
can party IN slowly but surely dying.
The demand for freedom of speech
II becoming universal and public sen,
timent leans more and more towards
popular government, and IT viii not
be stayed OF checked"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
RACE HATRED ARISES
In Louisiana Town Against Italians
State Troops Are on Guard at%
kentwood.y ~

Kentwood, La. Feb. 90 Kentwood
Is today under guard of the state
troops, who quietly took possession OF
the place last night 10 prevent threat
ened violence against the italians OF
the place. The Italians yesterday left
rapidiy and the Italian population Of
200 was reduced onehalf. The main
complaint against the foreigners Us
lhcy bad accepted. without contest
cnt in wages Of the lumber mills.
where most of them are employed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
FIRST THUNDERSTORM
To Visit Chicago this Year Occurred
There Yesterdsy-No Damage
Two Storms Last Year

Chicag,. Feb. z9-The FIRST thunder
storm i'm 1908 10 visit Chicago broke
over the So thern section Of the city
tonight. Fer nearly an hour there
were intermitt mt flashes and detons-
tions. brt so Tar as damage due to the
lightning has been reported. A sig Il
rainfall accompanied the electrical d.
PLAY. According to records Of the lo
cal weather bureau two such storms
took place in =, F,buarT of 1906.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
PATENT SCANDAL
Thought to Have Gone Its Limit
Three Men indicted Only Ones
Concerned in Mixup.

Washington. Feb 29.-t Is thought
that with the indictment and holdlns
under $4,000 bonds each for trial on
the charge of destroying public rec,
slds Of Assistant Patent Examiner
Ned w. Barton, Henry +. Everdmg
and John A. Heaney the patent office
scandal has reached its limits.
The Investigation is understood to
have been complete and no indication
has appeared that any other person
In the department is any wise impli'
Gated in the alleged destruction of
public records.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
PHOTOGRAPH OF JURY
Sitting In Trial of Italians Taken BY
Spectator To Mark Them For
Revenne.

Kenosba. Wis. Feb. 20 Charles Git
iette. Emanuel Capello and Joe Gas.
iuso. Italians of Kenosha. alleged to
be leaders in criminal society. we're
convicted Of robbery here today after
4 bitterly fought trial,
During the trial il was alleged that
an Italian entered the court room and
took a photograph Of the jury In order
that the members might be marked
men If the trio was found guilty. The
men we're not sentenced.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
TIDE OF IMMIGRATION
Beginning to Swell Again-Hamberg
American Liner Sets Record
For the Year With $40.

New York. Feb. 29.-The tide OF
immigration is beginning to swell
again. The Hambarg-american liner
Amerika brought here $40 steerage
passengers today This is the record
for the year. There is little abatement
however. I'm the rusn OF the alien labor
element from our shores. In January
and February 109,15l third class pas
sengers went to Europe as against
3c .265 of the same class who arrived
here. In January and February last
year SS.131 immigrants arrived here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
RA|LRO IDS GET
CLAIM TO LAND
DECISION or WISCONSIN Su-
rREME COURT AFFECTS
THoUsAND5 or ACRES.
STATE TRIED TO TAX


Madison, Wis, Feb 20 That a re-
cent decision Cf the supreme court
compelling tile Omaha Grad to pay
taxes IN certain tands IN Douglas
county may result In the Omaha and
Northwestern roads getting claim to
thousands of acres or land now
claimed by the state, Is the contention
oi Well known attorney ia letter
to several state officers.
Thousands CT acres Of land have
been sold to Various individuals in
the state which will be affected by
that decision" writes the attorney,
"and IL the principle embodied III that
decision is correct then the Omaha
and Northwestern roads can now
claim many Of these lands heretofore
seld BY the state"
During the early days Of statehood
the state offered the Omaha anu
Northwestern roads odd number sec,
tic MS fer ten miles on both sides Of
track as a bonus Finally the state
refused to grant further patents on
the ground that he roads had not
lcen earning their grant BY not locat-
Ing as was provided In the grant.
The matter has rested since 1874,
both the railroads and the state claim.
ing the land Recently Douglas eoun-.
ty attempted To tax lands along the
failreads and the Omaha began a
litigation to prevent this. The su.I
pleme court decided that he railroads
mrst pay taxes ON the land, which 1t
is alleged virtually gives them claim
10 it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
IN A SPECIAL DEPOSIT
Premiums Matured On Mutual Re
serve Policies Will Be Kept Sub
jeet &c Courts Orders.

New York. Feb. 2s-In a notice Is
sued tonight TO the holders Of assess
ment policies the receivers Of the Mu-
tHal Reserve Life state that they have
concluded 10 accept payment OF
premiums now mateured or hereafter
maturing. and hold same in a special
deposit. and under orders OF the conrt
feturn same to the policy holders in
the event the company does not re
sumo business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01

Will Go to New Home March 6--Will
Attend Launching Of Battleship
at Wilhelmshaven

Berlin. Feb. 29-Emperor William
is to leave here March 6 for his new
villa on Island Corfu, where he will
take a long rest He viii leave inn
mediately after the launching at WI
helmshaven of the first battleship OF
the Dreadnaght type built by Ger
many. The name e the vessel prob
ably will be Oranien. after the house
Of Orange. from which the emperor is
descended. Prince Henry Of the Meth
erIands will be present at the launch
ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
GRANT TAXES HoNORS
Wins Indoor Tennis Championship
From Touehard-Hss Held Title
Three Times eBfore.

New York. Feb. 29.--W. c. Grant. of
this city. today won the national in
do,r championship lawn tennis sin
giles. In the final for the title. which
he had held previously three times
Grant defeated @. F. Touehard. OF Cal
ifornia. three sets to one. by score
Of CO. 6-s. So. c..
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
STILL IN THE LEAGUE
Rock Island Judge Refuses Motion TO
Enioin Dubuque From Playing
in Three I.

Rock Island. H.. Feb. 29.-Judge F.
d. Ramsey in the circuit court today
refused to dissolve the injunction that
prevents the ousting Of the Dubuque
team from the Three T. base ball
league. He ruled that the writ must
stand till evidence has been taken to
determine several Issues Of facts.
These hearings cannot De he'd prob
ably before fall. and Dubuque viii
probably continue in the league ;his
season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
CLAUSE CONSTITUTIONAL.

Fort Smith. Ark. Feb. 29-United
States Judge Rogers today sustained
the ccnstitutionality of the last two
81 the section Of the Hep
barn act which makes railways r.
g,onsible for the loss Of shipments
beyond terminals Of their lines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
NEXT ANNUAL MEETING
OF Inter olleriate Amateur Athletic
Association Will Be Held in
Philsdeph Pa.

New York. Feb. Delegates to
the annual meeting of the Iniercclle
giate Association II Amateur Ath.
letes of America decided today that
the next annual field meeting viii b.
held on Franklin Field. Philadelphia
Officers were elected as follows: As
sociate president. Clarence G.. Bam-
berger Of Cornell: vice president
Harry Hill. Of Michigan; secretary, a.
J. II. McGrath. Of Union college.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
TEXAN KILLED
IN GUN FIGHT.
WAS A FRIEND or ROOSEVELT
WHO MADE HIM CUSTOMS
COLLECTOR.
MADE HIMS ELF FAMOUS
When, as an Officer Of the Law, He
Killed "Billy, the Kid" Erstwhile
Desperate Quarreied
Over Range.

Santa Fe, ~ NJ, Feb. 49,. Patrick
+. Garrett, until two years ago col
lector Of customs at El Paso, Texas,
was shot and killed today near Las
Cruces, NJ NJ, by Wayne Brazil. Tho
men Querreled over the use Of a public
range. Garrett gained fame as t:ic
slayer Of the notorious BILLY the Kid"
IN 1890.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
WAS FRIEND or TEDDY.

Albuquerque, N. M, Feb. %. Pat
Garrett, the notorious gun fighter who
was shGt and killed today near Las
Crusces, was personal friend Of
President Roosevelt and Governor
Surrey Of New Mexico. Roosevelt ap-
pointed him collector OF customs at
FL Paso, which position he held a
couple II years He tired Of the mo.
notony OF the life, and went back to
ranehing and mining in Dona Ana
county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
BIG LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
To Close the First Week in April
Plant Formerly Employed
About 5000 Men.

Dunkirk. n Y Feb 99.-It was AZ
nounced today that the Brooks Loco-
motive plant Of the American Ioermo-
tive compan viii close the first weak
in April for an indefinite periosl. The
Plant formerly employed 5.a95 men.
but abs been working a greatly re-
dBced force for several weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
STATIONS
On the Missouri Pacific Closed in ks,-
sas and Nebrasks-Shops at At.
Gibson Stay Closed.

Topeka, Kas., Feb 29-'rhe NJ IS
souri, Pacific issued an order closing
twenty telegraph stations on the oma
ha division. four in Kansas and the
remainder In Nebraska
Nineteen are day aud two night RI
ces.
The shops now closed at Atchisnn
which were TO resume Monday. viii
remain closed except in The car de
partment which will resume on four
LAY basis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
TROOPS IN PURSUIT OF
INDIAN RANCH RAIDERS.

Nogales. Ariz.. Feb. 2e.--Details Of
the Yaquis' descent upon the ranch
q Luis 4 Martinez. near Gnaymas.
Mexico. "Wednesday night show that
the japanese employees made de-
termined resistance and finally drove
fifty Ysquis away. Two Japanese
were killed and six wounded. TrooBs
ore In pursuit -
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
POWERS FOR CONGRESS
To Represent Eleventh Kentucky Dis
trict-DecIares He Will Be Par
doned or Acquitted.

Barbourville. Ky. Feb. 29--Caleb
Powers is a candidate for congress
man. He desires TO represent the
Eleventh district and has written a
letter to his friends In the Republi-
can party. urging that the nomina-
tion be made by convention. Seme
time in September he says he vi ]
be either pardoned OF acquitted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Ea1sas CITY. No. Feb. 23-W A
Hcagland. Of Auburn. n. Y. won the
six day waking larC Ehieh endei
here tonight having wsIked go miles
in G2 hours. he thus retains The
wcfId's championship.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
BASKET BALL.

Trbaha. III. Feb. 29.-Ininois. -
Purdue -
/, Minneapolis. Feb. % Minnesota
p. Nebraska g..
Evanston. III. Feb s9.-ChieagO IL.
NOrthWesfern T.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
TAFT ENDORSED.

Guthrie. Okla. Feb. zs-Reporis
from all over the first congressional
district state that the Republican
conventions in eVery county Of that
district today endorsed Tan for the
nomination Cor president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
mlREp I'M MUD.

Cedar Rapids Ia, Feb. 29.-The
American automobile found in Iowa
mud serious clog to progress this
afternoon and stopped for the night
at Clarence, thirty-four miles from
Cedar Rapids.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01

DeKalb, Ill.,, Feb. 29-The Italian
automobile arrived at G:2l O'Clock,
the French car following -four hours
later owing to an accident. The
Italian car left for Rochelle at G:32
o'clock The roads are bad.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01

The Bulletin win oniy eost you co
cents per month aud it Is certainly
worth double the money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01
AMERICAN AUTO
STILL IN LEAD
LEFT CLINTON, IOWA YEsTER-
DAY AFTERNOON AND STALL.
ED NEAR CEDAR RAPIDS
FRENCH CAR IN ACCIDENT.

Clinton, Ia, Feb, 20 The American
car in the international auto race left
Clinton for the west at 1910 p. m. to-
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01

JUST A LITTLE BIT OF experience
70 sometimes worth rcams and tons
OF theory in reference to advertising.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-01

ADVERTISING ~ ELECTRIC. You
don't always know how 70 dc \ until
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