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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-31
History of the Grange
Written By
]. S. Lowell, View York

of nations and molds the infant mind
and fits it to go out and fight the battle
of life She has right to have some
thing to say in the affairs in which she
is so intimately connected. The Grange
has accorded her that right and her
influence is felt to an eminent degree
in all the Oranges throughout the land.
looking over these chairs filed with
lady officers that the anticipations .
the early founders have been realized.
But this is not all The Grange is
an educator. There are those within
the sound of my voice who, on many
occasions, have advanced ideas lluently
and oratorically, who, had it not been
for the Grange, would have ever re-
NAMED silent and their knowledge
would have ever been hidden beneath
the mantle of tinidity and their ideas
remained dormant in the shell in which
they were hatched. The Grange en-
encourages the diffusion of knowledge,
the advancement of new ideas, the
equality of all and confidence in each
other, a close and friendly intercourse
like one family, homelike feeling in
each others presence. But we do not
stop here. The walls of the Grange
Room do not confine its influence: its
feelers reach to the outside world and
it's influence is felt by those with whom
we associate. The unparalleled growth
of the Grange is ample proof that its
influence is beneficial, it's teachings
logical! it's principles fundamental and
its doings successful. From the little
nucleus around which clustered fond
anticipatiOns and fervid hopes forty
Years ago has sprung this great and
good organization whose bao;ners float
from the pine-clad hills of ltaine to the
snow- capped peaks of tt Rockies.
The Grange has planted fern. The
tree thereof shall GROW until its branch
es shall encompass the earth and the
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-31

| 10 proceed legally.
"A serious defect in the new govern,
ment is it's failure to provide the pro-
per checks against the Oruucil. The
city auditor, the city solicitor and the
city treasurer are not elected by the
people now, they are elected by the
council. They are creatures of the
council and subjects to its orders. II
u city auditor should now refuse to
draw up warrants ordered by the cOun-
Gil, how long do you suppose his Job
would last: He is responsible to the
council, which elects him, and no lon
ger directly responsible to the people.
We have the same city auditor now
that we use to have under the old plar.
In the old days he refused to draw up
warrants, because he was independent
of the council and real check upon it.
Now he issues them. The Office is no
longer strong check against impro per
appropriations by the council"
a FOOLISH LAW.
Necessity, growing out of a foolish
| law, is the reason given for this trans.
fer of funds. Technically the action
was wrong; otherwise it was wise and
absolutely justified. The whole trans
action WAS strictly honest, but not in
accordance with the letter of the law
These technical law violations of the
city council are not looked upon seri-
ously, because of thtir extreme neces-
Sly. The old city government left the
city treasury in sorely depleted condi-
ton, and in addition it left the city s
streets and other improvements in "a
deplorable way. The new council faced
Il tremendous problem of iinanciering
The &c neral fund, from which most of
the money must come for the extraOr-
binary repairs and improvements, was
utterly inadequate; the other funds
were too large. It. was argued that as
long as the money was in the city treas
ury it ought to be available for this
extreme necessity and it was taken.
NO EFFORT AT SECRECY.
There has been no effort to hide these
transactions they stand clearly on the
record But business men feel that
circumstances justified the proceeding
and they willingly stand by 1t.
The city auditor and treasurer are
not relied upon for checks ia the Des
Moines plan, because the trainers felt
that in publicity and in the recall and
initiative and referendum there were
enough checks. They Looked upon the
auditor and treasurer as merely subOr-
dinate officials, for whom there was no
necessity of popular election.
Universally Des Mones business
men commend the new government for
its efficiency. T. has done what was
promised given The city business ad-
ministration.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-31
REClRE AS REPEATED
BY READERS REQUEST
Lots of Men and Women Here
Had the Simple Home made
Mixture Prepared, Says
Druggist.

Some remarkable stories are being
told about town and amoung the coun-
try people coming in of this simple
home made mixture curing Rheuma-
tism and Kidney trouble. Here is the
recipe and directions for taking: Mix
ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one
ounce; Compound kargon, three ounces
Compound syrup Sarsaparilla' Take
as a dose enc teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
No change need b mode in your
usual diet, but drink plenty of good
water.
This mixture has a peculiar tonic eff
feet upon the kidneys: cleaning the
clogged-up pores of the eiiminative It's
sues, forcing the kidneys 10 sift and
strain from the blood the uric acid and
other poisonous waste matter, over
coming rheumatism, Bladder and Uri-
nary troubles in short while.
A druggist here who has had hun
dreds of calls for these ingredients
since the first announcement in the
newspapers last October stated that the
people who once try it swear by it,"
especially those who have Urinary and
Kidney trouble and suffer with Rheum.
atsm.
An the druggists ia this neighbour.
hood say they caa supply the ingredi-
cuts, which are easily mized at home.
There is said To be no better blood
cleansing agent or system tonic known,
and certainly none more harmless or
nipple to use.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-31

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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-12-31
For Eczema, letter and Salt Rheum.

The intense itching characteristic of
these ailments is almost instantly al
layed by Chamberlain Salve. Many
severe cases have been. cured by it..
For sale by owl Drug Store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
Not one Of Thorn.

An Atlanta clubman. has. it
seems. discovered one way OF ward
ing off the Gre calamity resulting
f.om having thirteen at table.
The Georgian likes to give little
dinners to which only the lcial elect
of Atlanta are hidden At one Of
these exclusive func, IA. however,
be had ordered cover &c be laid
for MIR Perkins, Northerner hav-
ing business In the So 1thern city.
AMI with whom the ctuhman was
extremely DESTROYS to cultivate clos
er relation.
Mr.. Perkins was little late, The
rest of the guests had srrived when
be presented himself at the door.
At this po.nt a sdperst! Ions voice
exclaimed OTTO voice: Heavens,
There are thirteen OF us!"
Don't worry. Henry" whispered
the host 10 MS ear Perkins is not
one o. us. he belongs in New Jer-
sey. - hsrpers Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27

! Vans eyer word spoken more heart
lessly | have heard ,lHc AMI again
thar saloonkeeuers 10 this thing Do
SOU w0hd, Thar all decent people are
sroused Nouii you not bo surprised
10 ina a decent preacher Of righteous
mess on tho hthy side? Preachers
have got to stop this hesitating ana
Ittmorous way OF lighting SIN As sura
as y3p live tails conspiracy III Cairo II
en- ana the devil viii ga5 some Of the
Lort's servants No telling to what
length 1t may go if not checked.
Preachers a mot have 70 apologize for
the Bible Preachers 40 not have to
trim aud pare uatil they have cut out
the sharp words Of scripture against
the saloon evil How do you know
when some white apronea ernissary oil
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
Saloons Denounced.

The modern uu--mer;can SalJo
challenges the attention Of the
thoughtful aud patriotic citizeas q,
Cairo. have discussed the economic
political social ami criminal aspects
OF this question several times before
you. know not eXectly what linz
of thought / shall take ibis evening,
| but hope to present some FACTS ~ ia-
4 terest. / am regarded BY the Daily
Argus and the saloCnkeepers as g
1 prohibition crank For thirty years 81
more this crank has been rnrhing
faithfully | know the liquor traffic
lis an evil and when / get 70 the poinS
that / cannot fight it, then TIL quit
1.-THE ministry, for to attempt to be- q
servant of the Lord Jesus Christ, and
luot eight the saloon rs e. PLAY the
hypocrit Indulge no Wholesale de-
nuneiation of The press. or oil any sr-
1 cieties Or order Of our great country
who cannot come cut square against
the saloon, but for the minister or
church Who By not fighting this sum
'of all yaIlainies, the saloon. lends aid
and comfort, | haze 4 supreme cor.
tempt X Is our duty ais christians.
to make the issue wisely. but resolute
and clear-cut. This country does not
belong to the brewers and tie buns.
They did not make IL, nor have they
added one i0ta to its intelligence. har-
piness, patriotism. or real worth and
the dag OF their dictation is at an end,
and with il the politicians and pub.
lie officials whom they dictated. This
is Gods country. and He Is coming
into possession Of His own. and it is
your duty and mine. to make it I'll
for his habiration by delivering ID from
the blight and mildew o. the un-Amer /
lean liquor traffic These saloons are
In deep. dark, damnahle conspiracy
to ruin the boys. TO wreck homes anil f
damn humanity, and God helping me i
viii go out with a message and "a |
warning against this outlaw the bal I
ance Of my life. wherever I can get |
half a dozen to hear the warninE. /
You viii never find auy saioonkeeper |
so lost to shame. as 70 own up To this +
Of evil. a saloonkeeper /
told ME yesterday: we are going {, /
beat you prohibition people. for /
have the money and money talks al
the polls. have heard that tines /
saioonkeepers are planning 10 use (
money at the polls and before the cleo +
ton to buy votes Can you mink of +
anything more horrible man that j
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
80 - cHAMPloNsrlp.

New York Jan. es.-Lovers Fl BIZ
liaris are On edge to anticipation Of
the championship contest az the Is :
haikiine game 70 be piayel in LenoS
Lyeeum Hail tomorrow night between
George Sutton and ora Morningstar.
The contest j. fer the world cham
rionship emblem. noE held by sutton.
and $500 a side. as provided in TIE
rules governing the emblem. and gaia
receipts 5lomilgsiar though che OF
The youngest CO fh- expert PLAYER
has been showing great form Of late
aal is c0gaied uTon 81 eiFe tts veter-
~ srtto7 = bard contest fer the charn-
Hionship fit.e.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
viNTED COMPANY.
Hated 10 be The Only Man Who
Had Been Made a Fool or. =.

Shortly after : o'clock one bitter
winter morning physician drove
four miles in answer TO telephone
call. On his arriSti the man who
had summoned hlla .ai4;
Doctor, ant N any particular
pain, but somehow I've got feel
ing that death 10 Il. a."
The doctor felt NE mans pulse
and listened 10 his heart. Have
you made your viii n he asked an
ally.
The man turned pale. why,
no. doctor, At my age oh doc, il
amt true, is II? Il can Pc true
Who's your lawyer
Higgingbotham but
Then you'd better send for him
at once.
The patient, white and tenb-
ling went TO the telephone,
who's Your pastor?" continued
the doctor
The Rev. Kellogg NJ. Brown 4
mumbled the patient But, doctor,
do you thing I'm going to 1ie?
The man began to blubber softly.
The doctor looked at him bard.
NO, don he replied. There
nothing at all the matter with you
But | hate 10 be the only man you've
n sde fool OF on a bitterly cola
like this. Tit Bits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27

| Monday Contest at New York be
tween Sutton and VI ruingstar for
l1S.2 billiard championship; contest a
st. Louis between Thomas Houston
ANA Jerome Keoueh 7or pool enant
Ipionship: annual tournament Of the
twenty-five calibre indoor rife leage
OF the United states opens in Roches
lter Y. Y: six-day walking match he
gins In Convention Han Kansas City;
indoor carnival of the Pastne A. c..
lin Madison Square Garden, New York
Tuesday Entries c,ose Or the tour
.nament Of the American Bowling con.
.gress IN Cincinnati; Battling Nelson
SIS kid" Scaler, 10 rounds. at Los
Angeles.
Wednesday-Atlantic coast confer
ence q yacht clubs IN Kew York city
Indoor athletic meet in New Orleans,
under auspices Of Southern Associa.
ton A. A. T.; George Gardner vs.. Ter.
ry Mustaine. % rounds, at San Diego,
Cal.
Friday Meeting Of directors of the
Connections Baseball League.
Saturday indoor games Ct
the Boston Athletic association. annu
al indoor games Of the Ninth Re.i
mcnt A. A.. 81 New York city; Outdoor
International skating championships
al Montreal Annual ice meet Of Cen
trail Canada Racing Association opens
at Ottawa. Automobile and motor boat
show opens in Providence. r. l.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27

on bis homeward trip by trolley
a tired business man nas muc5 an
noyed by the contact OF three mid
dle-aged ladies who stood near him.
They evidently We're Just returning
from a summer tour
All the seats ia the car were oc
capied but they seemed determined
tfat ne should oaer one or them his
seat
He screened himself behind his
paper aud listened to plainly audi
Bile remarks about the decline of
gallantry n the present age. This
grated on his nerves. 50 he arose,
and with q profound bow, addressed
the three.
Will the Oldest 0. you ladies'
honor me hg accepting my phi Ger"
Nhereupon they became interest
ed IN the advertisements over the
windows and the man riunpLantly
resumed his seat. Philadelphia
Ledger
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
CARD PLAYING
IS DENOUNCED
BY REV. DR.. BASS WHO SAYS VIC.
MEN GAMBLERS ARE GROW,
ING NUMEROUS.
WHIST FOR A PRIZE
IL Crime Declares the Dr-One ~
Trinity OF Evils Always INSOFAR.
abIe-saloons Must Leave
Cairo.

| Rev Dr. Bass spoke to a crowdei
ihouse at Calvary Baptist church las
might and delivered a sensational SET
Imon His structures on the saloor
were severe as usual. but he grew par
Itioularly violent In MS denunciatioE
OF gambling especially s0cIa
card playing. He too- as his text thu
tGhieago Tribunes Illustrated page OF
lcard playing By women in that city
land denounced the women as "cut.
laws no matter how nigh they stoo,
in Chicago society, speaking generally
lof gambling ami citing bridge AMI
whist as specimen tie used these
rather harsh words:
Gambling is next 10 stealing AMI
the lowest calling upon earth under
the pretense of pleasure or livelihood
Playing bridge for cut glass bowl ou-
'of the ten cent store is gambling: it
.is getting something 7or nothing at
hazard whether OF money. or man
hood or womanhood: and it is in the
teeth Of Gods law which says that
man shall eat bread in the sweat OF All
honest face. Dunke. mess. Iewdness
and gambling are thre- sisters in vic.
and crime. They &c arm in arr
forming a trinity or a triple allianc
in evil, and are always mseparable h,
the work and damnatiou. In fact give
bridge" little rope and in time sba
VIII live IN the same house with the
saloon and brothel: but however. SET.
arated as to walls or houses they know
where each other lives. and they reeu.
larry consort with each ether. fnsan-
arabic In sympathy anc cooperation
and banded together by Kindred tie
and natural affinity. They are of the
same blood and stock: and vet they IN.
not love each other. nor is there am
bond OF friendship between them p,
aept for the common purpose Of evil
Drunkenness is The victim OF lew5
ness and gambling VIII take the Lass
pickle from either o.. / know tho.
society ladies' pull in their skirts -
slch a suggestion. but give faa ma
SION Of gambling fun sweeo A. -
iofth in bridge and here Is u.ha~a -
ends. Drunkenness carries a. 81.
q intoxication and Madness lewdpes
aolas the dagger Ct death and IA.
stFuction. gambling presents ,ba 49,.
'ack Of fate-the hazard Of life 49,
az IT'S pleasures AMI treasures mo-.
ne cast Of the die or the lot Of rer
'aie and speculation. Put the tbrs.
sisters together and you have ~,
ssn'nesis OF evil out Of IFS worst forr.
','uioinea. and while &c NAV be tra
'''at they often work death ami dan
la'ioh separately We IT s. n the
-.'7'i'eraiion that the 1ozt eaectfrl
-, ~ ieaaiy results upon society fo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
GRAF TIERS IRE
TO Be TRIED
PENNSYLVANIA CAPITOL corr
sPIRAToRs IN HARRISBURG
WITH THEIR LAWYERS.
FOURTEEN DEFENDANTS
In All Including Five Whose Trials
Start states EXHIBITS
Removed From Gapito to
the Court s1ous

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan,trs26. Four oi
the five men who will be aFaigned IN
the Dauphin county court tomorrow
charged with conspiracy to deffaud
the state iii furnishing the new eapi-
tol are here tonight with their
lawyers prepared TO 30 To trial These
defendants are ferinel Auditor Gen
eral Nm. r. snyder areaitectIos. Nj
Huston. Contractor John II Sander
son. ana Janles Spnnakef former
superintendent III grounds and build
ilgs. Former State treasurer Nm N.
Mathues, the remaining defendant in
lie five cases listed for trial first was
detained at his home i'll Delaware
county BY political contest and viii
not be here until tomorrow Shu-
maker has been iii az bis home IN
Johnstown since last summer and
this Is his FIRST visit to Harrisburg
since the prosecutions were begun
four months ago. Shumaker's ccndi-
ton is serious but he stood the jour
ney well and was abe 10 consult with
His attorneys soon after reaching
mere.
The exhibits which the common
wealth will produce at the trials Of
Inc five conspiracy cases were this
afternoon removed from the capitol
tt the court house where they Will be
kept under lock and key until needed.
Until these FIVE eases are disposed of
the states attorneys will not de-
teimine the order in which the re-
naming 80 suits shall be listed for
trial. IN 80 of the cases tho charge
IS false pretense.
IN all there are IA defendants, in
Guiding the FIVE VINO will be tried to-
morrow and Congressman H Burd
Cassel. OF the pennsylvania construc-
ton company, which supplied the
metallic furniture for the capitol
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
ONLY ONE INCLUSION
While Neither Japan o. y. 5 Want
War There is Little cope Of Their
Agreeing soor.

Paris. Jan. 2G-Andro Tarlieu. We
known French write. "a International
politics. who sailed -1r America Oh
gatardaT 70 leliver = series OF lee
tcres ea France and the Alliances
- Harvard University has just pub.
Iished an interesting artiela in tns
Revue DIS Deux Monies on the
sresanr controversy between America
and Japan.
He comes to the conclusion that
white neither japan nor the United
States wants OF is prepared fof var
there Is not prospect Of a permahen:
solution OF the immigration question
nof Of avoiding the constantly growing
clash q rival interests in the pa
t.f.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27

Il number OF men on the sire It
wsae having discuas.c, as to who
was the greatest inventor Some
said Edison, some Watt, some Morse.
some one ana some another Final
~ a pawnDroker got in word and
said
Veil chentemen. dose vos
greai Peoples, but | tells you dot
man vot Invented interest vas no
slodch. Philadelphia Ledger,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27

While we are wiling and stand
fcadN 70 praise President Roosevelt
lcr many excellent qualities and
rany courteslcs sho"n ana honors
eonfeTed on our race at his hands,
%Nertheless we must look with very
leeh l"sret and condemnation upon
iis nasty and untmey act In sum
narily tiismissine the aegro troops at
brownsyilie IN disgrace without the
hcncllt Of y trial, We rejoice how
! yrr e say that attar 4 thorough and
leld lnYesteail,n by a comudttee Of
~ la'tcI states ga. and the eX'
fiAa'ifn 4 aaaT Witnesses not
ne l1lt haa been brought out TO
npiet ihe neafa soldiers ef to jus.
ty the hastH and nltlmoly action Of
re Presidnm cf the United States.
Resolved lhat we extend our
nose sfataNl ana heartfelt thanks to
ich = y fefaker United States
senator from ONO fer ;.s timely and
ttuly champloning taq just cause Of
~ oppressed ant deienseless race
nrnhtfmg I'M .lAho cf Americas
nest hrnhe ana law G'adins citizens
'nd urge mamDa - our race who
M he da'eeat % i'le national Re
arblican ccnycnliea are 70 cast
htir Votes tor Hion y h Foraker
#F Republican nominee lur president
2f the United states
Resolved, That NE coniemn |ynch
'aW AMI mob violence Of every ,le-
scription, also the Merciless shooting
DOWN Of human beings by these IL
authority and armed both with t1e
strong arm 81 the law and fire arH1
Resolved, That we recommend
fhat cur peoWe save them earnings, 4
form stock companies establish and |
austain business institutions anon
themselves
Resolved lhat White We 80 not
neah ~ RELIGIOUS oady ~ mingie \
TOO Tar ~ Politics yet we feel II q #
ahty eRcumbent upon rs 70 advise cur
Eeople according e the command Of
CHRIST himself fonnd IN st Matthew
2Sta CHAPTER verses IN ~ and ~ in
everything therefore We recommends +
% our people that where faeir votes
viii warrant and qualification among
mem N found That taeE damana q II
reasonable representation on their I
rarity ticket.
We ftftner recommend mat where
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
SOME ONE YELLED FIRE
And Caused Small Panic in Des
Moines Opera House, But Excite.
nent Soon subsidized.
iNlss;

Des Moines. Ia, Jan. 26.-The cry
OF fire. in the Grand opera house
caused apanic tonight during the per
fcrmanee. but nobody was seriously
injured.
Evans Cafe. across the alley from
the theatre caught fire and smoke
coming through the open window Of
the play house caused a rush for the
exits. The fire was soon under con.
troll and the audience Of 1890 returned
70 the theatre aud the performance OF
Two Orphans preceded.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
pAsTIMe A. c. CARNIVAL.

New YORK Jan. zs.-wuta all To-
conditions 81 a championship meet
the carnival OF The pasttime Athlete
club in Madison Square Garden prom
Uses TO be che or the most important
athletic events Cf the metropolitan se~.
son The affair viii be- brought eff t.
morrow and win be participated in 81
many a. the best known athletes O.
both the east and west
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
Why Sac sang the HYMN.

A well kncNn bishop relates that
while on recent visit 70 the South
he was IL small country town.
where, owing to the scarcity of
good servants. most OF the ladies'
preferred o 10 their own work. He
was awakened quite ,arl- by the
tones OF soprano voice singing.
Nearer Ny cd to ines.. As the
bishop lay IL BED he medltated upon
tone Of a soprano v.lee singing
Nearer Ny God TO -aee. As the
morning singing sach a noble hymn.
Al b-eakfs-t lie spoke to her about
It. and told her how Pleased he
was.
Oh law she replied. that's
the hymn I boil the eggs by-ihree
verses for soft ana five tor bard
FTDm s-ise's Liirary.
Ministers Slight Reward.
Whea a minister OF Bridgeton. y.
J.. returned home the other day he
fohn1 in an tnselOp- % cents as a
mafriag &c Zee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
NIGHT RIDERS WHIP
a HoPKlNsVILLE MAI

Hopkinsyilla KY Jan. 2G.-R. r..
Rodgers. was visiteG last night b.
seyentyfve uigbt-riders. called from
mis- home and severely whipped Rod
gers is member Of the Association. p
but is alleged 20 have sold his tobias.
go out side The organization.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27

Washington. Jan z5.--iLLlNOlS-
Fair Monday except snow near Lake
Michigan, cclder with high northwest
winds Tuesday fair slowly rising
temperature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
EMPRESS MOTHER DIES.

Toxic, Jan 2G-:i -as officially
announced today that the mother Of
tEe Empress died January IS. aged So.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
General conditione,

The day was fair with strGdS
northwest wind. which threatened to
bring colder weather fer today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-27
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