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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-15

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-15
Some Recent History.

In connection with this matter | desire
10 call your attention to some matters OF
recent history in connection with TINS req
light district
During the summer of 1908 numerous
peucons were presented to your honor
able body protesting against the removal
OF the red light district to the west SIDE
of the city. These petitions became 50
numerous and the petitioners so insistent
that their petitions be acted upon; that
the municipal laws committee was final
ly compelled to make some report on the
matter, and on Sept. s. 1908, the following
report of the committee on municipal
laws was presented TO your honorable
body:
We, your committee on municipal
laws, beg leave 10 report as follows: In
the matter of petition No. 735. of J. r.
Schraven ct al; petition No. 7l6 of Z. E.
Ashton ct al; petition No. $50, Of Mrs A.
j. Gray, ct al, and petition No. 145, of
Olga Reisner ct al, protesting against the
contemplated moving of the red light dis
trict to the west side of the city. We re-
port that we find no authority in the law
for the council nor for any official of
the city, to act favorably upon the matter
of establishing such a district in any part
of the city. Such district as this is nee
eSsarily under the ban of the law, and to
take any official action in the establish
ment of such a district anywhere within
the boundaries of the city would be clear
ly lawless act, and breach of the oath
of office in any official undertaking to
eStaDllSh such district or connive at the
establishment of the same. We also find
that inasmuch as all of the business sup
posed to be transacted in such a district
is entirely unlawful and unjustifiable, that
the cleaning out of any such portion of
the city from lawless inhabitants of this
kind is a commemorate and lawful act;
but further than this. neither the council
nor any official of the city can go. We
further recommend that the petitions shall
be filed in accordance with the usual
precedentS.
" RESPECTFULLY submitted
st R BLACK
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ERROR WAS MADE
BY LOWER COURT
Robert Forester and Others
Indicted for Conspiracy
Will Be Tried.
MORE LAND FRAUD CASES
OPINION HANDED DOWN BY THE
SUPREME COURT.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE supreme
court of the United States To-Day
in the main reversed the verdict OF the
United States district court for the dis
trict of Colorado, discharging from Gus
tody a number of persons who were ar
rested on the charge of conspiracy TO
defraud the government by entering
timber and coal lands in Colorado con-
trary TO law.
There were four cases in which appro-
priating timber lands was charged, r.
W. Keitel, Robert Forester. Charles T.
Herr and George c. Franklin being the
defendants, and three coal land cases, IN
which Charles H. Freeman, Edgar M.
Biggs and Alexander T. Sulienberger
were defendants. These men, with
number of others, were indicted on the
charges of false swearing and consplr-
ing to procure for corporations more OF
the public lands than is allowed by law
to one individual or one company. The
trial court discharged the defendants
The government promptly appealed to
the supreme court.
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Chimney Sweep Is Back.
Christmas Pictures.

Griffin. with Scott Hdw. Co.. 1ss Main.
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MIDGLEY-BoDEL CO., 80 E.-1st South.
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American" Clubs Attitude.

1.-The American club of Salt Lake CITY
on Sept 8. 1905 adopted the following res
olution:
1t has come to the notice of the
American club of Salt Lake City that a
movement is on foot to establish a red
light district between First and Second
South streets and Fourth and Fifth West
streets in this city, and that a company
has been Incorporated for the purpose of
promoting, equipping and conducting the
said district, contrary to the laws of the
state, the ordinances of the city and as
an offense against public decency and
cfsic pride; therefore be IL
Resolved, That the American club
act individually and collectively to pre-
vent the contamination of such a plan:
that we use our best efforts to interrupt
the work already commenced; that we at
tempt to fix responsibility on those whose
purpose is to establish so disreputable
business within the corporate limits of
this city, and we pledge ourselves to aid
in the punishment of all who persist in
foistlng this illicit enterprise on this COM
munity.
Resolved, That we favor that imme-
date steps be taken toward dissolving
the charter of the company organized to
promote the so-called red light district
holding. as we do. and believing that the
courts will hold. that the purpose of the
said company is solely to conduct an un-
lawful business
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Picture FRAMING,
Christmas Pictures

co. % p. list sout,
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His Conception of Duty.

s'As l understood nv duties as chief of
police. they were TO see that the orti-
nances of this city were enforced as near
ly they possibly could be. / was of
the opinion that If ] followed the mayors
mandate in forcing the prostitutes OF this
city into the west SIDE red light district.
would not only be guilty myself but
that the mayor might be considered guilty
for aiding and abetting me in violating
section 460 of the city ordinances, above
quoted. The law clearly says TO sup
press and prohibit bawdy houses-not
establish and maintain them
''fn order that there may be no mistake
about the cause for my removal. | desire
to call your attention to an article which
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-15
County Convention on Record.

'-At the county convention of the Amer
lean party. held Sept IS. 1868, the conven-
ton. consisting of over 800 delegates. unan-
lmously and without d dissenting voice
adopted the platform presented by the
committee on resolutions One of the
planks in that platform reads as follows:
we unequivocaliy denounce the PROPOSE
ton to establish a red light district in
any part of Salt Lake City. and expressly
protest against the Establishment of such
district on the west side OF the city. as
now projected by persons holding author
ity from the state officials so to do; and
We pledge the best efforts of this party
TO prevent the location of said district as
proposed. there or elsewhere We pledge
the citizens of Salt Lake that we will use
every legal. moral and party power to
prevent the establishment of said district.
and to prosecute all parties connected with
said project in both civil and criminal
courts of this district
One Of the main accusations brought
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;tfuIIy submitted,
" IT. r. BLACK,
" j. j. STEWART.
D." GEORGE H. RAYBOU

f. S. FERNSTROM'
This report came before your honor
able body for action. was unanimously
adopted, the ayes and nays taken, every
member present voting in the affirma-
tive. thus placing himself upon record and
establishing the fact, so far as the coun-
ell was concerned. that any attempt on
the part of any official to establish such
a district or connive at the establishment
of the same would make such official
guilty of a breach of his oath of office
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soc Four-in-Hand Ties zoe.

Cutler Bros Co.: 80 Main street
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Letter to Governor Cutler.


''On Sept u, 1908. the trustees of the
American club, consisting of MeSsrs c.
+. Crabtree, P. z. Connor ]. w. McKin-
ney, Gideon Snyder, Dana T. Smith, II. II.
Kinsman and John A Street addressed a
letter TO Governor Cutler of this state in
which they respectfully requested that
proceedings be brought to dissolve the
corporation known as the Citizens Invest
ment company, the ostensible object of
which was to purchase, lease or other
wise acquire property in Salt Lake City
for Illicit and Legitimate uses and pylr-
poses. to-wit: for The purpose and uses of
prostitution. In said letter the writer's
state that they believed that Dora B.
Topham. alias Belle London. who was the
moving spirit in the Citizens Investment
company, should not be permitted to do,
under the guise of a corporation, that
which she could not legally do as an in
dividual. and that they further believed
that said Belle London. whose reputation
as owner. promoter and proprietor of il
hclt and illegal enterprises of this char
acter was notorious, had organized the
corporation for illegal purposes and that
the writer's further believed that the law
should not be used as a shield of pro-
lection for immortality because il was in
tended to prevent crime and not promote
it
In said communication the following
language was used: The members of the
American club and the American party
are opposed to the establishment of a So
called red light district. and disavow re-
sponsibility for the acts of any and all
american party officials who may favor
such a project. and to emphasize the fact
that II any American party official does
FAVOR such an enterprise he is doing il
on his own personal responsibility. and
that II he is using his official position to
advance his private ends and his personal
welfare, that he is doing thing repre-
hensible to all decent men and obnoxious
lent of &c M ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
POPULAR MAN
IS A CANDIDATE
HON. JOHN j. BROWN OF VAN
DALlA VISITED CAIRO IN
CAMPAIGN FOR NOMINATION
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

The enterprising candidate is now
getting in the field of action and yes.
terday one of the most energetic and
genial of them all, Hon. John J..
Brown of Vandalia. visited Cairo in
the interests of his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for secretary
of state at the primaries August 8.
Mr.. Erown was conducted about Cairo
by -'rof John Snyder county super.
intendcnt of schools who is his close
personal friend and loyal supporter.
Mr. Brown is well known in Cairo
by reason of his prominence in Re
publican politics and in Odd Fellow
circles Of which order he has been
Grand master OF Illinois. Mr. Brown
is fine type of selfmade success.
He was an orphan boy in large city
left without friends and was brought
west by foster parents who educated
him. He was worthy Of their efforts
in his behalf and has been credit to
these who cared for him in his youth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
INCREASE IN PAY
AN INDICTMENT
MANY YOUNG MEN JOIN UNCLE
SANS ARMY ATTRACTED BY
LIKELIHOOD OF INCREASE.

Sergeant joseph Kresky who Is ii
charge Of the local recruiting office OF
tho &, $. Army says;
t'Aftor carefully considering the
Ivari us statements which have appear.
cd concerning the increase Of enlist
Iments in the army. Il can be stated
that the enIistments are stimulated
by the prospect of congress granting
the much needed increase in pay
Many experienced soldiers are only
re-enlsting upon the belief that the
increase is pay will be granted The
present depression in the labor mar
ket aud winter season have very lit.
tie to do with enlstments. During the
month Of Feb. last, 12o men were
enlisted lii the Evansville recruiting
district, an increase Of 50 per cent
over Feb 1907 The army recruiting
office in Cairo is sub-statien to
Evansville. Ind, and fifteen men wore
enlisted here last month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
YOUNG WOMEN
FORM SOCIETY
CHAPTER OF WESTMINSTER
GUILD ORGANIZED AT RESI-
cENcE OF MISSES LANsOEN
LAST EVENING.

Miss Grace Curtis Glenn Of Chicago,
an organizer Of the Westminster Guild
society composed Of yorng women
Of the Presbyterian denomination ar
rived in Cairo yesterday for the pur-
pose OF forming a chapter in the
church In this city
At the residence If the Misses
Lansden. 3l5 Fifth street last evening
"A large number of the young women
Of the church met and organized a
CHAPTER Of the Guild which starts with
twenty members Miss Glenn adj
dressed the meeting aud was most in
teresting. having had a wide expert
cnce in missionary work in Japan and
ether fields Of religious work. She IS
young woman Of fine personality
and inspired her audience with a de-
sire to enter upon the work Of the
Guild which promises to be forccfui
adjunct to the church
Miss Glenn vii leave today for
Cartcndaie To organize a chapter Of
the Guild
The next meeting # the local chap
ter will De- held al the homo 81 Miss
Mildred Hiekcox on West Twenty
fifth street Monday evening. March lG.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
BRIDE OF A
|. FEW WEEKS DIES
MRS. EMIL AxELSON DIED EARLY
YESTERDAY or APPENDICITIS
AT ST. mARY's INFIRMARY.

The friends Of Mrs. Emil axelson,
formerly Miss Maude Anderson, win
be grieyed to learn Of her death which
occurred at 2:35 o'clock yesterday
morning at st. Mary's Infirmary. The
decedent was stricken with appended
It's about two weeks ago.
AT Christmas time Miss Anderson
was welded to MFR. Emil Axelson, fore
man Of the Weis-P Peterson Box com
pany and their prospects for a happ2
life were bright until disease attacked
the wife. Mrs. AXelson was yeune
woman of most amiable disposition
and endeared herself to everyone
with whom she came In contact BY
her kindliness Her death is person
al sorrow to many in Cairo and Alex
ander county. Mrs. AXelson was a
daughter of r. b. Anderson, a leading
resident CT Willard, this county, and a
sister of Mrs. Arthur Twente and Mrs
Alvin Lavender both of Cairo. Other
surviving relatives are sister, Miss
Nellie Anderson. and brother who
reside at Willard.
Previous to her marriage Mrs. Axel-
son was employed in the office OF Cir
cult Clerk Lee B. Davis and later in
the store OF Kaufman Bros.
The funeral will be held at Willard
where the remains were taken yester
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
WORTH|DC1ON'
MANY B[QUtSTS
LATE EPISCOPAL BISHOP or NE,
BASkA LEAVES 100000 Es.
TATE TO WIDOW FOR LIFE
THEN TO BE DIVIDED.

Pittslleld, Mass, March G.-Pubic
requests of more than 100000 are con.
tanned in the will Of the late Right
Rev. George Worthington Episcopal
bishop Of Nebraska, whc died tn
France and whose viii was presented
for probate here today,
The estate is estimated at 100000
and Is to be given to the widow Of the
testator for use during her life time.
Then numerous requests are to be
distributed. They include: Five hun
dred dollars each to the Clarksoa
Memorial Hospital, Ct Omaha; Brown.
|eH Hall Of Omaha; the diocesan fund
for disabled clergy, and Widows and
orphans OF clergymen Of the diocese
Of Nebraska; $4,000 to the Domestic
and Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Protestant Episcopal church Of the
United States.
Ten Thousand dollars is to be set
aside as the Bishop Worthington
fund. to be administered by the trus-
tees of the Cathedral Chapter of the
board of association Of the diocese
OF Nebraska the income to be usol
for diocesan missions. The diocese
Of Nebraska is given $4,000 for the
purpose of increasing the Episcopal
fund.
As residuary legatee the will
names the funds for disabled clergy,
widows and orphans Of 'clergymen in
the diocese Of Nebraska. and the
scholarship Of Brownell Hall of
Omaha
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
MURDERER IS
CAUGHT IN CAIRO
WALTER JONES, WHO KILLED JOE
CATTLE, NEAR NEW MADRID,
FEB. 2, ARRESTED ON WHARF
BOAT.

Walter Jones. a negro who Is want
ed for the muide.- of Joe Caifie. ode e
his race was arrested Mt the wharf
boat last night about : o'clock by
County constables Whit Larry am
Stephen Jackson.
The crime for which Jones will he
tried was committed at Kentucky Par
ner New Madrid. No. Feb. 2, and
was mentioned in the Bulletin at the
time. Jones Made his escape and had
been a fugitive ever since. He was
taken TO the county Jail. The con
stables were much elated over the
capture and they deserve credit f5r
their work
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07

was about evenly divided with the
two races and the speaker was heard
with much interest
pertinent remarks We're made by
Elder T. A, Head and by Rev. S. j.
Davidson Thtl alter read extracts
from a threatening letter which he
had received through the mails which
warned him to desist from his anti.
saloon activity ana preach the gospel
ar q number Of old citizens. black and
white would rim him out Of town. He
remarked emphatically that they
would have hard work TO do it.
A meeting iwll be held under anti
saloon auspices at the court house
Sunday afternoon when Rev. s. c.
Ohrum pastor ,of the Cairo Baptist
church and, others will address the
audience.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
Military Student Injured.

Ed Weldon. son Of Mr.. and Ms
Alexander Weldon of Cairo who is at
tending the Wentworth Military AGA
DENY at Lexington, Mo, while sealing
a wall in practice at the academy
last week fell and sustained painful
to his arm. He is recovering. Messrs
Weldon. Ward Cotter and Roy Lutes
all students of the academy expect 20
20 to Fort Leavenworth to visit Capt
Monroe Kerth Of the Z. S. Army the
latter part of this month. Capt.
Kerth is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Kprth OF this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
RAILROAD SHOPS
HAVEBttNCL0StD
MISSOURI PACIFIC STOPS WORK
INDEFINITELY IN SEVERAL
CITIES.
MANY MEN ARE IDLE
General Retrenohment in all Depart.
nents of the Road-Work on
Frisco Improvements
Stopped.

The Missouri Pacific and iron Mcun
tain syste has closed its shops indie.
finitely At ST. Louis 400 were left
without work; at Sedalia Mo, GOO. al
Barring Cross, Ark 1900, III DeSoto.
Mo, SOC; at Ossawatont Kas 34o;
at Atchison, Kas,. 200; a@l Fort Sect
Kas., 500 1t has also laid # many
officials in the freight and passenger
departments, closing offices at various
points,
II has reduced its auditing depart,
ment force about a third. and has Ter
ont clerks in other departments. The
Frisco discontinued work several
weeks ago on its new Slo00000 shops
at Springfield, Mo. and stepped con
struction work wherever it was in pro
gress Some sweeping changes In
the freight and passenger departments
were made a few weeks ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
YOUNG GIRL DIES
OF PNEUMONIA
INA COFFEE, DAUGHTER OF MRS.
LUCY q. COFFEE, OF WICK
LIFE, FORMERLY OF CAIRO,
A VICTIM.

Ina Coffee. the young daughter OF
Mrs Lucy Coffee. Of Wicklife Ky
formerly Of Cairo, died suddenly early
yesterday morning al Cape GirardeaF
Mo. where she was Attending St
Niucants Academy.
Mrs. CeGee received the news q her
illness Of pneumonia only the day be-
fore and arrived al the bedside ohly a
few hours before the Young girl died
Tho dccadent was Is wears II age.
Judge Zachary Bugg. of Nicklilfc
uncle of the decedent and Mrs F. y
Shelton and Miss Lake Norwood, o.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
ENGLISH ARE OPPOSED
To German Alliance BY Portugal-Re
ported Marriage of Manuel to
Princess Victoria.

Lisbon. March C.-The report that
Emperor William will visit Lisbon thi,
spring started a rum0r here that a.
rangements were being made fer tn
marriage of King Manuel and Princess
Victoria. the only daughter of tho
Emperor
The early marriage of King Manuel
IS regarded as a necessity # state
but it is understood that the English
party at the court is opposed to Ge-
man alliance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
FORMAL VERDICT GIVEN
In Case Of General Ssoessel-Thought
That Emperor Nicholas Will
Commute Sentence.

st. Petersburg. March G-The yer.
diet I'm the case r Lieutenant General
stoessel. recently sentenced 90 death
by court marital for the surrender
Of Port Arthur 10 the Japanese. was
formally pronounced today. It is g.
garded as almost certain. however.
that Emperor Nicholas viii accept the
recommendation Of the court that The
sentence be ccmmutcd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
oriacs Defeated.

AT the Armory last night the
OrIacs basket ball team went down
t. defeat before the team from Union
Academy of Anna The final score
was IS to 20. A fair sized crowd wit
nessed the game and it was quite
EVENLY contested throughout, the
teams being about in the same class
Prof. Dennie refereed the game while
Kirkpatrick of Anna and Roche OF
Cairo. acted as timekeepers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
New Church Affairs.

Next Sunday. at 1880 p. M tn
three new affairs last week installed
in St Mary's Catholic church 81
Mound City will be formally dedicated
Solemn high mass on Monday morning
will complete the ceremony. A mum
Der OF Catholic clergymen from this
end of the state are expected to take
part in the service. Rev. James Dow.
nae pastor of ST Patrick's church
Cairo. will preach the dedicatory ser
mon Sunday evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
March OUT IN SAFETY
Vt a sion Of Panic Amongst Pupils
When Michigan School Catches
Fire-No Great Damage.

ST. Johns. Mich Narch c-Wfi-e
scmke came ur r-e fues into tao
school rooms and halls 90 the Nort1-
ward school today Ia puFils marched
cut without a sign Ct palir. The Gre
was euinEuishel before serious dam
age was done. After the Gre D. vas
discovered that one Of tire doors was
stapled down. Fortunately there was
no occasion 10 use this door.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
sustalns a Bereavement.

Mrs A. w Weldon state president
OF the Rehekah assembly, received q
message yesterday announcing tire
death Of the eldest son Of Mrs. J. ].
Reeve OF Jacksonville, vice president
If the assembly The local lodges viii
take action in the matter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
Result of Local Option.

The Mound City Sun says squire
Taylor of Mounds will offer at aucticn
in that place next Monday the Chas
Lane retired saloon fixtures. Persons
desiring to purchase more OF the same
class Of goods will find twenty-one out
fits of the same character stored ard
for sale cheap in Cairo by the Cairo
Brewing company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
DYING In St. Louis.

Miss Tnez Hogan of 4o5 Walnut
street, daughter of John Hogan, de.
ceased, is reported to be dying in 81
Louis. She left Cairo a short time
ago in poor health and her ailmept
turned cut to be quick consumption
Her sister. Mrs Budrow came from
California to be with her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07

MEETING HELD
MRS. a. E. RANOLE OF HAMMOND.
Ia. ADDRESSED LARGE AUDI
ENcE AT COURT HOUSE
MEETING SUNDAY.

An anti saloon meeting was held
~ the court horse last night at which
a. aldress was mate by Mrs a r
Randic If Hammond. la. colored
woman Of broad education Although
the meeting was intended primarily
Tor the negroes Of Cairo. the audience
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
VIII Marry Sunday.

The marriage of MIR. George Rut-
ledge and Miss Gertrude Beaupre, a
wen known couple Of Mound City,
will be solemnized at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Beanpre next Sunday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07

L. +. Hurt Of Indianapolis, who has
been here for several days on business
for the Rhodes Bulford Furniture con.
pany left last evening for home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
Aard Times Social.

The ladies' of the Calvary Baptist
church viii give n hard times social
M the residence Of Or. and Mrs.
Nicholas Cox, 1898 fIolbrook avenue,
next Thursday evening, March II.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07

Mrs. j. wv Wenger and daughter.
Miss Alice. have gone to Chicago for
a brief visit with the formers sistet
Mrs. Davis Lewis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07
SOCLALANDPERSONAL

Mrs S. J. Mchaelson who under,
went surgical operation Wednesday
at her home, coo Comemrcial avenue.
Is improving.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-07

Miss Beatrice Howard, cashier for
Kaufman Bros. Is III at the home Of
her sister, Mrs Robert Welsh, llQ5
Walnut street.