davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

tSuprIHI CprrrHuuudUuDe
~oPENHAGEN oot lN.-At the
4 foot OF tho odd Round Tower
in Copenhagen. the other day
the writer saw scramble
which suggested freshman sopH'-
more cannon rush About ~
re,ple of au classes and ages h''
formed an animated circle about come
object hidden Boo thc ocnter which
everyone VAS trying '1 reach. Lt'n
fbe novsboys had deposited their piles
..f extras ON the steps of the neighhnr-
iIs, ,bur.h. and crept under me elbows
.t,ut Gentlemen Ou fhc outskirts ul
MI rroNd Every arm was stretched
.r.ufaUusIr toward tuc center, ana lh
.tert. hand "a huge Danish copper com
Etrrr uuN and then someone 'mr
al from the crowd with "a trdWpi'h
COLLAR bearing newspaper ana "a
,amrnlet bon many vivid c1loie. fte
n,rutf ono newspaper into hia poDhri,
ma went 0n reading thr pamphlet
l.nFed LAD Ia cover Ou Do was depicted
,tn4t appeared to hr murder I'D me
Grand Cauy0u. and above. DOB huge
blarE t.pr JOB Danish. Nigh 'ai N 70
~ America Greatest ii't'ctiNt'
and. JOB req letters. ilnp.n ''ph' '"'"-
plIIosrts of the Evening Post
-Eterything American goes 900 b'n-
marF " ! heard "a us aiandtr irnlalh
Thc ume afternoon. l nnuknt cop,
IN "a rival evening sheet ana l,n. yea
er.ts mr latest number nf huhal93
Bin" On my ualn 10 me 7nOu'''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

Barr McCutcheon. win make AN who
read % glad that they have been able
10 get t0e fascinating story OF this
young American romance seeker before
% DIS out n book form. Besides thus
ominently -ausfying story Ainsleo's
contains a. complete novelette, by Vol
colt McClyaI Beard. entitled "The
Daughter ol Spectres.' which will ell
thrall all lovers of up-tO-date business
treachcry and intrigue. wicked out iu
the mystery haunted silence of the
great Arizona dessert TO AN acCompani-
meut Of a lovers longing and the ghost
ly fittings of a strange and beautiful
woman. a story that rs an etching
from real life is Ills Relies by J. h.
Cabcll It Is one OF those tragedies Of
sclf-sacrince. in which the man who
loves faithfully takes another man
wrong ON himself In order TO save the
woman. THE Deep sea and the Dog,
by j. g.. lincoln. is a delightfully."- funny
narrative of the dilemma Of a rural
swain into whose .worm-turuiugs on
account of a disdainful c0uuette are
imposed elements OF real tragedy Mrs.
Wilson Woodrow has "a love story of
delicate beauty and charm in Flower
Dwight which turns, by the way
upon the weird theory Of the persist
enco of psychic impressions iu "a room
after some great struggle has taken
place Striking stories of modern So
ciety life are ''rhe Future by Wander
hydeu Fvles. and "a Tests Prosper
ity" by Caroline Ducr A story of hui
man interest. In which the traditional
situation Of the fury of the woman
scorned IS reversed 60 show the work
ngs Of a mans mind under the same
grill is 1.-The Trouble Man" by G.. Mac
Cuuoch. There are, in all eight short
stories. complete novel a serial. four
poems by popular poets articles on
music. the stage. bridge whist, and
book lore in this excellent number
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following 2s volumes will be add
ed 10 the public library Monday morn
ing. Nov. Q. 1909.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bailey sanitation and Applied Chem
istry
Bedell-Pactical Electro-platng
Brigham--BoN Furniture.
age-School Sanitation and Dec
Grafton.
Enrout-Enzymcs ana Their Appllca-
tions
Fnot-Phnosophy of a Long Life.
Ciu,dfellow- Disltetic Value OF Bread
Halliburtou-Essen OF Chemical
Physiology.
Massie-wlreles Tsleg7aphy and
Telephony Popularity Explained
ParkeE- Practical Hygiene.
Perry Punctuation Primer.
Pierson-Miraclcs OF Missions
pOtter-CDncrete
Richaris-Chemlstry OF Cooking and
Cleaning.
Richards-P Plain Words About Food.
T,orer-Negetabl Cookery and Meat
Substitutes.
Wsrng-EIow TO Drain a House.
FICTION
Bower-Long Shadow.
Mapes-Partncrs Three
Oldmeadow- Antonio.
stuart Aunt Amlty's Silver we'd
ding
White-Warcs of Edgeheld
CHILDREN's BOOKS.
Cal1-Billy Tomorrow
Gayc-Gpat Worlds Farm
Grcy-Short stop
Nalcr- Found by the Circus.
Roulst- NiXou.-Jauanese Folk stories
Stevenson Chidreu's Classics iu
Dramatic Form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
rpOM THE LAMENT OF ADAM, A SONNET
SEQUENCE.

need YOU near Speak! no. touch my hand
g. I may feel that IL Is I who ask!
,,i,i.,,ar some word. a "You!" Set me some task
Fl, bridge the hcav'ns! One glance-Ih understand
tistcn, the treasures Of both sea and land
AZ, ,o,r., (Tllcy are not men but ahouls who bask
ry,i. day i'm sunIightD Lave. throw on that mask!
Answer. lis l. your lover. who command.
I need you near me! Love. YOU who are -
need 10 share each breath. TO bear each woe,
n, make each JOY. Love. how need YOU! Give
Al give some sign. some little look know
HOW cold YOU lips. How sim YOU sleep To live!
I need YOU near me! Eve! You dare not die!
n, Richard Butler Glaenzer In the October Forum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
DIABETES


We have tho following unsolicited
iettvr from James T Douglas. Harris
burr. Ororon.
Iarrisbure. oregon. juno 26. 1905
John J. Fulton CO.. Oakland Cal
Gentlemen have had Diabetes for
over two wears and Was almost lu
Was vcr, weak and could hardly wale
a friend of rnlnc told mo Of the FuI-
tom Dinhefr Cnfnnound and have
now taken thirty bottles and am feel
Ing fine. and can saw that / am suro
o. J. had not gotten relief in some
way would now have been under
me sod. Hence. Z can speak for your
compound ~ ana the work for mn.
What will you charge me Tor thrr.
UnT.un
Yours respectfully
JAMES r. DOUGLAS
Auuther-Samc mail brought lot-
tnr from G b. Fickllnr. the druggist
Boo Buck,iIc. IS. g.. from which we
quote. 90 have h1d customer who
had Diabetes iu fts worst STAGES
have gotten him ont of bed ON tho
Diabetes Compound and have rum
out Send duplicate OF last order"
Diabetes is rated the world over as
uDurubi. but r.,oteriaa are beinc
reported daily Through FuIton's pia-
boto- Compound. You may ask how
DO Is possible f1r % person to recover
under Fulton treatment when medical
text books admit they have nothing
f1r b.
Let us say boz reply. chat whom tho
late John j Fulton discovered hc had
Brlrhrs Disease and uat the tevt
books had mo- specific for nnamma-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
LOVES FULFILLING.

q love l. weak
,,,,,c, counts the answers and tie gains
,,otebs all the losses and the pains.
49,, caccrlV each fond word drains
\ Joy To seek.
When love II strong
q, mover tarrics to take heed
or know IL its return exceed
H. Gift; in its sweet haste no greed
No strife belong.
II hardly asks
If IL he loved at all; 20 take
-, barren seems. when IL can make
,,ch hiss for the bcIovcd's sake.
OF bitter tasks.
lis ECSTASY
could find hard death so beautcOus.
I, secs through tears how Christ loved us,
And speaks i'm saying, Il love thus
No blasphemy.
So much We miss
II love is weak. so much We gain
~ love Is strong. God thinks no pain.
Too sharp or lasting to ordan
To teach us this.
Helen Hunt jackson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

nant citivana eaparinu,. thoeo whose
names are Identified with "tho street"
George Randolph Chestcr's new story
"Tho cash fntriruc' INTRODUCES us
10 o. money mad world in which phil-
lip Kelvin. whose father was ruined by
The street" in his youth. determines
10 have his revenge bv getting control
of am the cash m circulation In order
To- accomplish his ends he acts in
unison with uour, Breed. head of the
bread and cereal trust who. by de-
maudnr ID cash Dc turn fnr every lot uf
bread sold obtains a few billions
which De boards iu 81 .nfo until tine
moment for action arrives The safe
is DYNAMITE. pro1r. ID Ie rIpctrIr-drill
PROOF. 90 Is arU., proof
How Kelvin and BroDd. with tno ass
astuu,c of muumcrablc arouts Wipe
ont of existence tn. Nru york Stock
cxchane, alton tlc entire railroad map
of the United States. abolish the re
public aud proclaim am empire with
Kelvin at its head. makes striking.
am absorbing STORY Tho international
Wireless company PLAYS am Important
part Existing conditions suffer
havoc In "a hundred cities There is
riot aud dIsrord. in O. Thousand vile
lagos there be- grave panic. Doc mil-
lion homes there is hunger The story
Is built nu large lines 10 is high iu
color spectacular m cfcct moving
panorama. relentless unsuitable Busi-
ness we soc here for the first time
reduced Ia 20 science aud. like % sci-
cntidc experiment. its operations are
conducted without regard 90 persons.
u thereby mon OF colossal fortunes
are forced 20 tho val if an enormous
trust topples ana breaks the expert
mentors do not falter. they are inter-
,sted ONLY boa results.
The Wholesome. affccti0natc figure ~
Elsie. aud tile passionate one at Lillian
add feminine grace and beauty and
feeling 60 this tale Of tremendous STRIFE
Tor money and power "The CASH
lean conditions emphasized but not
exaggerated. by am American author,
and it ought TO bee of peculiar inter
est TO American readers.
II marks a change new serious
ness i'm the work OF Mr. Chester VINO
has hitherto been one Of the most m
souciant Of our popular story tellers,
revelug iu the ingenuity of such a
shark as Get-Rich- quick Wallingtord'
and in the cheerful buoyancy Of such
"a sterling young American as Bobby
Burnt "The Cash Intrigue as CONF
pared with the earlier novels, has an
immensely wider canvas. "a theme of
more swelling import, "a national sig
uificancc. The apprenticeship STANDS
him iu good stead 'n TINS holdei ana
bigger task Gigantic as are some on
his figures, they always remain
thoroughly human In Breed we nave
the most treuchaut characterization OF
Rockefeller that has yet petu atteI"f'-
ed. all the more trenchunt because
given animation ana life by lmas'na-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
American Literature Becoming
Very Popular In Denmark

counted at least aoyou ">iea Carriers
boz my second class coach. three "Huf-
falo BIIs" "a "Nat Ilukcrton Pat
Conner "'lgksHs Jack fIcrrur OF
tho lndiHus') aud a. pirate Morgan.
Adventure These lur.d transldtIous
are au published boo Copenhagen boo
serial form. uI arc pressed close hy
several native limitations "Nlck Car
tors" and "Euuulu EIlls' cost seyrn
cents the number the others f. little
Jess chan three
The detective STORY is mot the only
form of American literature which rIr-
ouIatoa m Denmark Tho Danes arc
auger FOR anything which be- alleged
t0 depict thf wonders uf American
Hfc.- tales of the Indian. One llIondYke,
the skN-HUrupcr the slaughter house,
aud tho struggle between labor and
capital
AMERICAN CLASSICS.
A few American classics have aI-
why's been wen known t0 thr Danes.
Thtt haNo translated nearly every
work of Fenulmore D0npo. Bret liarie
and Marx Twain Tho nauHh school
boy knows DIE Cooper almost aH wen
as hla Nick carter Marx Twain Dr. H
great fav0rito His Danish readers
were highly gauned this last summer
when M developed that Nh Clemens
had used plot from one Of choir lHu
classics. ~tceu Hnchrr fur hI. 'IHm
sawyer Detective" How an Clemens
got tho story De- "a mystery. fUr hr
cannot natter ourselves. said Co
pcnhnFou critic. "that Mr. clemens
reads Danish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

ncle rom cabin as just out boz a
nov ,'tni7h cultioh, ana SIX other buoks
nE hal llet beechet stowe are trans
,.'eu INTO imnish Mt Aldrich.s bad
SOY ~ sun SOLD. Long AGO the Danes
lIansl1tcu roe GOLD Bug, iav-
lnorhe 0cdlcl Lcttor. Emerson
representative Men lrving's sketch
,5o"h l.nnsieUoW prose works and
LioUhles ti7le Ntnhet but They have
forgotten them. I'm later years have
appeared bellamN Looking Back
ward. at least soNcu of 4uutor.s works.
ana hali % dozen ui Marion Crawford 70
tcn'cch ami princess Alice hy
i>nt" Douglas WigEIu are both Boo their
ilifu Danish cdIuouf. ON" OFT Che most
popular books by an American BE- 'BDu
hut but ieW readers rcaIiE. That lew
Wallace ie au American ae the book
uuos mot d"aI with American Iifo There
are two Transitions ot Ben Hun ono
pop ita THIRD. th' other Iu Its seventh
edition. THE Fair God hN tno same
author DIS also translated
pAN.tstf tt.,t,r,p
Th. leader OF cine contemporary
American movement n Danish utcra-
ture Is Johannes y. Jensen. U brilliant
young Danish novelist. Jensen has been
twice Zoo America and written several
tales OF American NE. he revived
Walt Whitman. Hud. iu 1900. translated
"lhe Octopus 10y Frank Norris. In exc
planning Co "a friend why hc made the
translation, Jensen said nc norris had
mot written The Octopus ! would have
written 10 uvscIf'"
THE Octopus" has had 10 better sale
than Jcnseu's own books A Danish
novel is usually published m only 1850
copies Already more than 1000 copies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
BOOKS

THE Cash Intrigue" los George
Randolph chester author of THE
Making OF Bobby Burnt j.
Illustrated ln tint by AZ Leone Bucker
The Bobbs- Mcrrill company lndianap-
oils.
About the making and Che spending
of vast sums of money there - M
dubitable fascination. I'm money We
trust" might not DO for nationa
motto but II would reflect very. Well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
CoNNALEsCENT

Couyalescent is sometimes merely
apparent. not real. and especially Is
this true after such diseases as pneu-
monia. typhoid fever and the grip. To
make % real and rapid, there is no
other tonic so highly 20 be recon-
mended as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This great medicine cleanses and
renews the blood, strengthens All the
organs and functions, and restores
health. Take Hoods. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
rnEE nEAFNEss CURE

A remarkable offer by one Of the
leading ear specialists in this country
who win send two months medicine
free 10 prove his ability To cure Deaf
ness. Head Noises and Catarrh. Ad-
dress Or c. NJ. Branaman. III East
18th Street. Kansas city, Mo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

Hamun Paints Signs OF the Better
Kind. Both phones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

Rig sale on garments a Main
Cache Knitting store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
TRIO OF LOCAL BUSINESS MEN AS YOUTHS.

cuts o. faces
William willis
O he
pouou Madsen clothing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
EXCURSIONS OGDEN RACES

Via Oregon Short line.
$40 round trip daily except sundays
90 November 18Th Train leaves , 90
b. M. Last train returning leaves Og-
den 30 D. ma.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
Matrons' Club.

The artistic "attic" in the third
floor Of the pleasant home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Egbert A. Smith on Upper Wal
nut street was brigh, with lights ana
cheerful with an air Of hospitality last
night which seemed all the more en-
ioyahle because of the wintry cut
doors when the members Of the Ma,
trcns' club, their husbands and a few
other guests arrived last evening to
spend an evening at cards.
Nesdames John A. Miller John A..
Ladd and Arthur Mattingly We're the
hoStesses of the occasion and thay
provided great pleasure for their
guests Progressive 800" was played
aud after the interesting round Of
games was finished there was hot
luncheon to which all gave respectful
attention The menu comprised salad,
brown and white bread sandwiches,
escalIoped oysters. pickles, COFFEE,
ices in the form Of hearts diamonds
and other card sings.
In addition to the members the
guests were Mr. and Mrs Egbert G
Kerth, Mr. and Mrs. William Cum
Misses Maude Sutherland.
3Iayme CrshmaE and Alice Wenger,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
ROBBED Of WATCH
GUEST AT PHELPS HOUSE SAYS
SAYS NIGHT CLERK WATSON
is THE THIEF.
Entered Room and Took Jewel Gave
It to Pal Who Claims That
it Was Stolen From
Him.

5. b. WiIliiorl an attorney Of Har
risburg, ILL.,. has been in the city a day
or two stopping at tae Phelps House
ON Ohio street He reported to Chief
Egau yesterday that late Saturday
night ne was robbed of his watch
which was taken from his cIcthn2
while he was in bed in his room at
the hotel He says he was awakened
and saw the thief leave the room
recognized him as Harry Watson.
might clerk ana bartender of the
hotel lie reported it to Mr.. Phelps.
proprietor of the hotel. but Watson
had left The matter was not reuoft.
ed to the police till Yesterday be-
cause Williforj SAYS. one OF the men
implicated. sid TAYLOR, was a parolcd
con Wet ana would be sent back to
the pen" if any report of bis connaa-
tion with the case were made. Taylor
admits that Watson gave him the
watch, telling him To get $40 on it
and keep half He (TayIor1 went to
th house Of a family named Hender-
SCR on Sixth street, a filthy dis
reputable dive. and claims to have
gone to sleep there and to have been
'obhrl Of the watch Chief Egan de-
geloUed all this soon after he was
aotitied Of the theft He had the
Whole crowd arrested at the Hender-
son house, iuclCding the Mrs. Hen
lerson, her daughter Bessie and an
ther young woman named Reynolds:
also old man Henderson, FL McGrew
3nd Sid Taylor-all being placed in
Jail. Watson could not be found.
There was one other man in the Hen
lerson place at the same time Taylor
was there but be also lad disap-
1eaTed, and if it is TRUE that Taylor
Tas robbed OF the watch this man
may have gotten it,
Mr. Williford says the watch was
20. his, bur was pawned to him by
ar acquaintance az HARRISBURG and
be lis therefore anxious to get IT.
pack. Mr WilliforI din not lose any
money having left it in custody at
-a,Oon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
Invitations Issued.

Invitations have been issued to the
wedding Of Mr. Lyman Hauss'er and
Miss Florence Hal,ar, well known
yorng society people Of CentraGa,
which VIII he a brilliant event Of
Wednesday Jan 90, at the beautiful
home of the brides father, Mr. JCs.
eph Heiter.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr. Hefter and is a young grill Of
many charms She is very we'll
known in Cairo society by reason Of
her frequent visits here as the guest
of her sister Mrs Charles 0. Patier.
Mr. Haussler is one Of Centra'ias
substantial young business men being
member of the firm of Haussler &
Son furniture dealers Both are
members Of Centrala's oldest FAM
lilies
M and Mrs Patier of Cairo, and
other relatives arI friends will go
from here to attend the wedding.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
CHARLESTON IS
ON DRY" LIST
CAlRO's MISSOURI NEIGHBoR Vo.
TED OUT SALOONS YEsTER-
DAY BY MAJORITY OF f25.-
MISSISSIPPI co. VOTES SAT
URDAY.

by long distance phone last night
the Bulletin received word hat The lo-
cal option election held at Charleston,
Mo, yesterday resulted I'm victory for
the dry" element by "a majority of
125. The vote was larger than cN-
pectel and The iuteres manifested
was general There were however.
no disturbance of jhc peace.
sstssippi county viii have am elr.-
tion on the same question next sat
urIay. From The general sentiment
expressed by uuproiuIiced voters. the
Ter q opinion that tho county election
viii result The same as the city clsc,
ti0u iu Charleston.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
A Horrible f5o.dUp.

About ten years ago my brother
was held up in Dis work. health and
happiness by what was believed to De-
hopeless Consumption writes " r.
Lipscomb, Of Washington. n. C. "Hs
took aii kinds Of remedies and treat
ment from several doctors. but found
no help t.ll ho used Dr. Kings New
Discovery and vas wholly cured by
..y bottles. Ho Is O. well man today
las quick 20 relieve and the sur.si
cure for weak or sore lungs. Hcmou.
haeos. Coughs aud Colds. Branchiti-
la Cri9uc. Asthma and an ErnHchite
Ia Grippe Asthma au3 aii Buuehi.
affections. soc and s191. Guarantee
by an druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
An ~. [. WITNESS
TELLS THE STORY
SAYS MclNTURFF HA- TO KILL
BLAY TO SAVE HIS OWN LIFE
AND THAT OF HIS WIFE
MANY WlTNE SSES.

An eye witness of the tragedy in
Tie depot at limo Mo- in which John
Mclnturff killed Thcs Blay says:
B,dy was coming towards Mcluturd
With q knife; Mcluturff his wife and
his daughter tof this cityJ and
Attorney Caster. We're n the station
at the time waiting for the train to
30 home and Blay came in cursing
TIC station was crowded with people
McInturf feels very badly over the
affair but he had TO 10 what he did
to save hts life and possibly that of
bis wife"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
MAN MOUT BEATS OLSON
Terrible Turk Wins Two Straight
Falls m hIcago--Rouen
Defeats Dundo.

Chicago. Jan. l2.-NcslH MaHmort
toni-ht defeated Charles Olsen in
two straight falls in Wrestling
match The first fan went aG min
uJos 80 seconds. tie second 81 min
utea ami So seconds.
bCuol ra Rorcn defeated Dund3.
o Alton lll, iu two straight falls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
PUSHING WORK
On GAS Pl ANT
NEW BUILDING UP IN THREE
WEEKS SAWS w. L. POWERS
GAS ENGINEER.
GANG HERE THIS WEEK
TO Benn Work On Huge Gas Holder
Material on Ground-Miles
OF New Gas Mains
Ordered.

W L. Powers, Of Decatur, gas en-
AiHeer tor the Illinois Traction sys
tenn arrived in thu ciry lass orenin :
and was seen by a representative Of
The Bulletin whom he favored
with with some important informa-
ton regarding the reconstruction
work uate
As has hpen already stated the first
Of the new benches" at the gas
house has been completed and fire
was nWlt under IT YESTERDAY 1t VIZ
take two weeks to dry it { t t)o.-
crghly ard make it availab for So
vice, after which tine old "ien 'c
Nin le rebuilt one By cne
New Building.
Mr Powers SAYS six cars of brick
for the imposing new building are
here and the contract has bean let
icr ali the min work. doors sash. etc.
II is cNueC1eI that in three weeks
the new building viii BE- mp and ready
fer use The building will have
ornamental elevations beth on Wash
ireton avenue and Second street
New Reservoir.
The hic new gas holder with
capacity OF 100000 fact is making
progress. The foundation for the
basin was begun some time ago and
gcod pogress has been made This
basin in which tho huge steel drum
viii be turned rIside down. as Il
were VIII hold Goto'0 gallons Of
water
Two car loads ,f material for tie.
steel holisr arc here aud q gang of
men win be here this
week - bogin work
Gas MaDrs. Etc.
The UItnr boxes were shipped
yesterday from taa Gas Machine 81.
Co.. OF Cleveland Ohi-
Pipe has rnol ordered Tor 70 I-iuah
main to extend from Second stro 3
all the way to Paris pIor. West. ou
Walnut stra.t a@! #.gl - }ai} as
soon as Gee weather VIII permit This
viii greatly improve the service IN
ghc west side Of tha city The ma
q lal for the luinch main On Com
morcial avenue has also been ordered.
with other necessary supplies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
OWES UNIVERSITY s2.oi4.

Ann ArbHr Mich. Jan. iI-Tr1
special committee of the boarI OF ic.
gents cf fba University OF Mlchieas
appointed ro Investigate fhe conduct
m office of former secretary James Ff.
Wade. nf fho University. reported fn
'Lo board OF regents today The crl-
mlffef fHds thar wade was caFaIr.--
iut finds DO evideuce Of disho1rss -
t. .Es part of rLa secretary r. a
committees finding is thar We
owes t1c University sZ.oI4
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12
Fair cairoite Honored.

The Mt Carmel Republican says:
"A delightful party was given
Thursday night at the home of Miss
Bertha Spaeth on East Sixth street.
in honor OF her guest Miss Ethe,
Berry. ot Cairo. Ten couples were
present and the evening was spent
in playing erchre and dancing Re-
treatments were syr,ed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-12

The drug store of Carl Hebeacfcr
At Sycamore and Thirty-fourth sire
was burglarized Sunday night tic
thief taking a gold watch, a qrant't
OF toilet articles, stamps post cards
cigars and some pennies. There Ks
ne clue TO the burglar