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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27
Lourdes ante
la Ciencia.

El Annales des sciences
psychiqales es una revista
qle tiene de cat6lico 10 que
tiene el alcoran. Escriben
en- ella Camilo Flammarion,
ell Prof. Lombroso, ell DR..
Maxwell, Alberto de Rochas,
Morselli, y otros materials
tas 6 incredulos de siete sue
las.
Pues bien, en- medic de tai
coro, Sc leyanta una voz, la
del Sr. Marcelo Maugin, pa
ca decir, a proposito de los
milagrosos acontecimientos
de Lourdes, en- ell NJ. de los
Annales del II de Feb, 10
que vanos a traducir:
LA notable Historic criti-
ca de los acontecimientos de
Lourdes, del abate. Bertin,
me ha ccnvencido de la reai-
dad de los milagros de Lour-
des. Yo juzgo tan absurdo
ell dudar de esos hechos CO.
mo de la existencia de Ma
poleon. No he visto esos mi
!agros, es verdad. Pero tam
POGO he visto a NAPOLEON"
Y mas abajo, despues de
haber examinado detenida-
mente otro opIsculo del mis-
mo autor, "Un mi,agro de
hoy" ahade: i.
INo es milagroso? 81,
ciertol Asf que yo estoy lis
to a caer de rodillas, pene-
trado de admiration, y a re-
petir con ell Cristo que la fe
puede transporter las mon
tanas."
iBendito sea ell Dios Todo-
poderoso que arranca a la
Ciencia tales homenajes q
gloria de su Madre Sma. a
consuelo de nuestra fe, a con-
fusion de la herejia, q con-
denaci6n de la incredulidad!
[R.1
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27

chosa en- que TODD para la
mujer son flores y luz, en-
suehos y esperanzas, cuando
la sorprendi6 la muerte, sin
anuncio, sin conmociones,
sin lagrimas. Sc durmi6 sua-
vemente para no despertar
mas on este vale de dolor.
Era hija de nuestro anti
quo amigo Don Bernardo
Mendoza y sobrina del Sr.
Amador Sanchez, Mayor de
la Ciudad, y relacionada con
10 mas culto y con 10 mas
apreciable de nuestra socie-
dad, su lecho de muerte Y su
sepulcro fueron cubiertos por
la amistad con flores y lagri-
mas, ell mas elocuente tribu-
to rendido a la virtud y a la
juventud abatidas intempes-
tivamente por ell halito fatal
de la muerte.
Uniendonos al sentimiento
general de los dos Laredos,
q la famiIia de la
6nada la expression de nues--
tras simpatias, con motive
del infausto suceso que la ha
llenado de duelo y desola-
ci6n
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27

una cabeza frme, un brazc
fuerte y un deseo vchemen'
te de trabajsr.
Vale Madrigal triunfo y
la siembra Gle cebo,la fue la
question del dia, Sc tom6 con
tanto fllror, ante el resulta-
do practice, que no Sc vacllo
para comprar Totes de terre-
no q los precios mas parade
gico5, y para hacer, instala-
ciones de rieGo mcnstluosa-
mente caras. Sc pagaba, CO.
mo siemore, demasiado por
el pitillo.
Con Ia cuarta parte de 10
que sc ha pagado por instala-
clones locales ds riego, Sc ma
bria establecido un sistema
de regadio capaz para diez
veces 81 terreno cue ahora
Sc utilIza.
Pefo no debemos quejar-
nos, 81 al fin Sc comDrendi6
10 que puede dar el suelo del
Condado de. Webb, conve-
nientemente cultivado.
Lo que convene es estu-
diar la manera de que los
gastos de production sean
memories, para aumentar los
cultivos.
Siguiendo ell orden que nos
propusimos al escribir este
artfculo, haremos constar
que, hasta ahora, ell cultivo
de la cebolla no ha product
do q los agricultores todo Ell
beneGcio cue era de esperar-
Sc; primero, per las dificulta-
des y costo excessive dc la
s;enlbra y del empaque y por
los altcs netes de condue-
ci6n, y despues, por la inse.
guridad en- les precios de
vents, pues Sc ha notado
que Ia cebolla de Laredo, va
por uh motive, va per otro,
nunca ha conseguido razona-
bles precios, no va buenos y
superiores.
La union de agricultores,
unific.ndo la accion, ha veni
do obyiapdo los obEtaculos,
y por 10 mismo, mejoraDdo
los rendimientos.
Las dificultades Y excessive
costo' de la production, que
Sc notaron en amos anterio-
res, con motive de la huelga
de trabajadoles y la anar-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27

Cat6lico reunido iltimamen-
te en- Oaxaca, merece aplau-
SOS, por su altruismo, y no Sc
los negaremcs, porque ha he
cho mas que nuestros Gobier
nos y que nuestros liberales
de tribuna y de club.
A cada uno 10 que merez.
ca.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27

quia que trajo consigo, huel-
ga Y anarquia que combat
mos en@rgicamente, en- bien
de la cuidad, y que ocasiono
al fin el cambio de los talle-
res del ferrocarril nacional
! de Mexico y el eXodo de ira
bajadores huelgistas para
otros Condados, puede decir-
Sc que estan vencidos, 10 mis-
mo que Sc han conseguido
con las lineas ferrocarrileras
tarifas especiales y trenes es-
peciales.
Falta solo cue la Union de
agricultores asegure una of-
Gina propia y de corfanza
en- ura 9 en- dos plazas distri
buiooras, como St. Louis y
n. York, para no ser vlcti-
mas, por mas tempo, de los
fluctaciones del mercado,
mas ficticias que reales; Pc
70 que norman considerable
mente Ia ganancia efectiva
de los productores.
Conseguie.o este, que no
sera dificil nj mucho mepos;
sera necesario estudiar seria
mente v con cordura un sis
tema de irrigation, que So
bre ser menos costoso, fertili
ce una area de terreno mu-
cho mas extensa, pues Sc ha
probado que no solo ell Guilt
vo de la cebolla es product
vo en- ell Condado, sino tam
bien otros muchos cultivcs,
como los que tiene en- su am
plio campo de experimental
cion el Sr. Richter, quien va
en- esta primavera ha envia-
do al nlercado algunos ca
rros de hortaliza de superior
calidad.
Unidos los csfuezos y los
intercses de los agricultores
activos de Laredo, fscil es
tonseguir, a un costo relati-
vamente hajo, el egua nece-
saria para regar grandes ex-
tenciohes de terreno, cue
traerlan q nuestro pueblo
trabajo y felicidad, y a los
hombres emprendedores con-
s;derablss utilidades.
La agriculture es el gran
recurso de Laredo en- 10 por-
ven;r.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27

mas Sc reunio en- Oaxaca, 4
iniciativa del Arzobispo Sr.
Gillow, aprob6 por unani-
midad la sjguiente exitativa,
que habla muy alto en- SUI fa-
vOr:
l.. Sc suplica a los miern-
bros del Venerable Episco-
pado MeXicano reunidos en-
este Cong.eso, que tengan a
bien dirigir fraternal comu-
nicaci6n a los limos. y Reve-
rendlsimos senores Arzobis-
pos y Cbispos de Texas, Nue
vo Mexico, Alta California,
Nevada, Arizona, Utah y
parte del Col ,rado, con el
fin de que eytiendan una pro
tecci6n muy especial 4 los
mieinbros de sus respectivas
Di6cesis cue son de la raza
indigena lnexicana.
g. Sc ruega 4 los mismos
Prelados que han concurrido
a este Congreso, Sc dirijan a
los superiores de las diver
sas misiones que trabajan en-
las regiones indicadas, espe-
cialmente q los PIP. provin-
ciales de las Congregations
del Coraz6n de Maria y O.
blatos de Maria Immaculate,
para cue de la manera mas
eficaz atiendan a la instruc-
cion y vida religiosa de los
mismos mexicanos.
8. A imitaci6n de los Co.
mites de Protection estable-
cidos en- Nueva York y otras
parties de los Estados Uni
dos, para cuidar de las diver
sas nacionalidades europeas,
como la irlandesa, alemana,
italiana, etc., f6rmense CO.
mites en- Texas, Nuevo Me-
x;co y de.nas tstados y Te-
rritofios srriba mencionados,
para prctejer, no solo a las
familias de mexicanos que
qucdaron del otro lado del
Rio Bravo al firmarse ell ira
tado de Guadalupe Hidalgo,
sino tan.bien a los que conti-
nuamente emigran de nues-
ira Rep6blica q la del Norte.
a.. GeSti6neSe CON el Go
Jierno Federal de Ia Ndci6n,
10 conre.1ieate para obtener
terrenos baldfos ydemds ele-
menteS de aaTilio con c| fin
de qae los meTicdnos residen-
tes en- los Estodos Unidos,
puedan, 81 quieren, volver a
Mexico, J obtener los medios
para ganar la propia subsis-
tencia.
En- verdad, el Congreso
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27

Mucho tempo hace, mu-
chos amos, que, trabajandc
Dor el engrandecimiento y la
prosperidad del pueblo en-
due hemos establecido nues-
tro hogar desde hace va cas1
un cuarto de siglo, hemos
manifestado que los terrenos
del Condado de Webb son
nluy apropiados para toda
clase de cultivos, especial
mente tropicales, y que era
necesario cualquler sacrificio
para establecer TN sistema
BE irrigation capaz de favo-
recer a los agricultores.
aciadamente, en- nues
ro Condado priya IN ecep-
ticismo horroroso, y es nece-
shrio cue alguien atrevida-
mente compruebe con hechos
81 problema, para que las ca
lis fuertes Sc abran = 1cs
brazos Sc pongan en- accion,
Dor desgracia, pagando caro-,
muy caro- por el pitillo, CO.
mo dijera el sesudo Frank
lin.
Nuestras rehecciones sobre
IA agriculture y el proyecto
de irrigacion en- el Condado
de Webb, fueron tomadas a
Hsa, y casi Sc nos declare To-
COS, como que no teniamos
tIerras nj dinero, nj sembra-
bamos siquiera calabazas.
Hubo, sin embargo, algu-
las personals que, por curiosi-
dad, sembraron naranjas, IL
mas, aguacates, platanos Y
otras frutas, mas que per IT,
re, mas que por Greer Cue
Actifiealan, mas cue Etrle-
tpjer el fruto, pues cue Sc
necesitaban amos para obte,
4erlo, por lujo decorative de
8os jardines, y hemos podido
Diner naranjas, l;mas, limo
rs, duraznos, platanos, to-
pnJas y otras frutas, cose.
1adas en- Laredo.
Vino desrues el Sr. Vale
= Madrigal con la sonaja de
eembrar cebollas, y no encon
q mas aliento que ell nues-
No, bastante para que 10 de,
hraran, como q nosotros,
Rco menos que loco, por
Pe no traia capitales, no
nla tierras, no tenfa repre-
lFacl0n social; solo tenia
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27
Una Exitativa
Patri6tica.

El Congreso Cat6lico Me
xicano, cue hace tres sema-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27
OhIiaM aMendiOla.

Era casi una nina. Apenas
,ontaba II amos, esa edad di
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-03-27
Az {. 7 E4l OY i.

Refeccones retrospectvas. Los hechos cofasssi1Aa'
dos-Lo cue no Sc ve.- -Sondeos al porVeE1I.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
FINE CONCERT TONIGHT
At Presbyterian Bazaar and Supper
BY Some of Cairo's Best
Musical Talent.

The Bazaar and Supper by the
Presbyterian ladies', at their church
corner of Eighteenth street and
Washington avenue. opened-full
blast yesterday and will continue TO-
day. After the supper tonight the
following fine concert will be given,
by some of the best musical talent, In
the city, under the direction of Miss
Emma Lansden;
The Olde Oaken Bucket-Yt Mems
Quaftette. 10 g2' tn"h
Alice Where Art Thou-Peggy
Agatha Lancaster,
How Can Leave Thee-Felicia
Fairfax Zimmerman.
A Piano Duette-Mistress Sally
Pitcher Smith, Constance Susanna
Smith.
Spinning Wheel-Periwinkle Glen
denen.
Annie Laure-Margare Patience
Ross.
A Vocal Duette-Mistress Nancy
Arabella Bourque Ezra Hezekiah
| Bourque.
Old Folks at Home--Ye Mems
! Quartette.
The Widow Bedotte-Priscilla Fair
weather yesterday.
Pretty Iane-Squire PraiseWorthy
Emf
The Last Rose OF summer
tress Betty Love Wyman.
The Quilting Party-peggy Agatha
Lancaster and Ye Mems Qnartette.
Everybody is invited to come and
enjoy a rare treat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
The Troubadours.


The Troubadors, with a personnel
of Miss Helen Hardness, reader:
Miachel Brigla, violin; Nichol Brig
liza, flute; Michael Varallo, harp: John
Varallo, violin, under the direction OF
w H Griffen. will appear at the
Alexander Club next Monday evening
and will render the following pro.
gram.
Ungarische Lustspiel - Overture
Keller Bela--Orchestra
Spoken Song (a) Jest a Wearyin'
for You Oh Some Day When Dreams
COME True. (c) See Saw-Miss Hell
en- Hardness.
Flute Solo-The Butterfly, Thee
BendiX-Mr. Nichol Briglia.
Anhine Ludwig Andre
Orchestra.
The Amphitheatre Scene-from the
last days of Pompeii' Miss Helen
1atkness l-t.
Harp Solo--The Trohbadours
dichael Varallo.
Violin olo-Mazurka de Concert
Divide Mussin-Mr Michael Briglia.
mpersonations-(a) Old Men. Co
Types of Negroes. '(cl Small Cnildrer
and IRoys Miss Helen Hardness.
Bridal Rose-Overture, Lavelle-
| Orchestra.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
|. ]. CASTOR DEAD
County Judge of Pulaski County Pass
ed Away Yesterday--His Death
Blow to Community.

Judge Lyman J, Castor, who has
been i'll the past six weeks at hla
home in Mound City with typhoid few
er. died a short time after II O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. He was a mem
Der of the firm of Wall & Castor ant
yas also county judge. besides being
president of the school board. judge
Castor was an able lawyer and his
death is loss to the community. He
was 81 years of age and married. His
physicians gave up all hope for his
recovery Wednesday night. Mr.. Gas
tor was steadily sinking.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10

The W. C. T. L. met yesterday al
ternoon with Mrs. Henry Stout. of
Thirty Sixth and Elm streets The
union will hold memorial services for
Miss Anna Pelly Sunday afternoon al
Stafford hall to which the public is
invited.
The following program will be Civ
en-, the music by st, Patrick's choir,
under the direction of Mrs. L. L.
Profilet:
Hymn, by choir
Scripture lesson and prayer by Rev,
A. S. Buchanan.
Vocal Solo, Calvary" by Joseph
McNulty.
Address, Rev. George NJ, Babcock.
Vocal Solo, Face to Face" Miss
Myrtle Bambrick
Reading Number Twenty Five ;
Mrs. A. r. Deem.
Tributes of respect from ministers
and honorary members.
Hymn. Lead Kindly Light"
Benedietion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
FOR SALE.

The following property located a.
ollows: Z lots in Purcell addition
acing Holbrook ave; lots in Con
cent block, facing Twenty-second
treet; one two-story. ten rooms up
tairs and rooms and large business
Dom down stairs. with four lots. al
HE'D to grade ;one best business II
ity. facing Sycamore at Thirty-sec
1nd street. Address VIM. J. Casey
400 Twentieth street. or Home phone
2G7, C. r. Stuart e Son, 807 Washing
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
Bench Warrant Issued.

Judge Dewey, in the county court
yesterday issued a bench warrant 70
the arrest of Americas Stephens, lad
of II or Is years, on the charge o
assault. The warrant was sworn on
by his school teacher, Mrs, Rose Sn3
der who has the school at Willard
she stating that she was about t
punish the boy when he turned ant
injured her. The attack on Mrs. Sny
der occurred Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

T ]. Pryor is in southern points
on business.
A. w Pyatt of villa Ridge was yes
terday Cairo visitor.
r. Powell of Bandana, Ky, was a
Cairo visitor yesterday.
Mrs. C. Fields of Grand Chain was
shopping here yesterday.
]. A. Vansickle of Tamms transact
ed business here yesterday
Mrs. George ], Becker of 429 Tenth
street continues to improve,
J. F.. Chambers was in Mound City
yestrday afternoon on business
Mrs Will Dougherty of Mound City
spent yesterday with friends here.
Mrs. E. P. yesterday of Mound City
was yesterday shopping in the city.
NJ. P. Post of Commerce, Mo. is in
the city buying from the wholesalers.
Mrs. Brewer and children of Villa
Ridge were Cairo visitors yesterday.
| Miss Johnnie Linthicum of Wickliffe
was the guest of friends here yester-
day.
NJ. ]. and w. 0. Kennedy of Mounds
were in the city yesterday on bust
Iness.
Miss Frances Barry of 700 Walnut
street has recovered from brief i'll
ness.
George S. Perry of Carbonate i!
spending a few days in Cairo on bust
mess.
w. NJ. Hurt is able TO leave his
apartments at the Farrow after al
illness.
J. f. Burch of Admission. Mo.
bought from the local iobbers yes
lterday.
r. L. Pickett OF Greensboro. KY, i
! spending a few days in the city OF
business.
A. l.. Robbs, G. w. Allard and Der
Bynum of Simpson Were ia the cit
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Meyer, of More
house, Mo, were in the city shoppin
J yesterday.
Mrs. M. J, Anderson returned We;
= terday afternoon to her home i
Union City, Tenn, after visit t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
Twice In the Same Place.

Both fire companies were called I
Fifteenth and Cedar streets yester
day BY alarms of fire, both OF Tho
alarms coming from the same build
ing, The floor was burning near Thu
fire, sparks coming through the flu
where couple of brick had been dis
lodged and never replaced. The fir
alarm came at 4:30 and the second a
II o'clock in the morning. No dam
age was done by the blaze.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
ZELAYA PLANS TO LEAVE.

Managua, Dee 9-It is authorita-
lively stated that Zelaya will surren-
der the presidency the present
month. The intentions OF the United
States are giving the Nicaraguan
government considerable anxiety The
administration is puzzled on account
of the uncertainty of Washington 5
next move. No military preparations
are discernable.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
COAL OPERATORS AND
MINERS TO CONFER

Columbus, Ohio, Dec, At Is prac
tically settled that conference o
the coal operators and miners of TIL
central district, composed of Ohio
western Pennsylvania, Indiana an
Illinois, will be held at Toledo Il
January.
The miners demand higher scale
The operators of Ohio, Pennsylvania
Indiana and Illinois declare that rt
duction from the present rate of 8
cents ton for lump coal is essentia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10

Mesdames NJ. A. Wilson and John
Hodge.
Mrs. Walter Lee of Charleston, Mo,
is spending few days with Cairo
friends.
Sheriff W. A. Hall of Wickliffe was
in the city renewing acquaintance
yesterday.
Miss Ruth McNeH of POI Sixth
street has recovered from a slight
sickness,
Miss Jessie Northington of Wick
life was in the city yesterday calling
on friends.
p oisT Z !. --4---3 sc rar, So
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Porterfield of
Pulaski, spent yesterday i'll the city
with friends.
Mrs. Al Wilson of Wicklffe, KY,
was the guest of Cairo friends Nester-
day Afternoon.
Ray Walters has accepted a position
as telegraph operator with the Postal
Telegraph Co.
I Miss Ruby Barry of St Louis is the
guest of Mrs, Coda Wilkerson of
! Twentieth street.
/ Mrs. Crozier and children of Mound
City were guests of Cairo friends
yesterday Afternoon.
Mrs. John s. Hacker of AS Wash
Ington avenue. visited her farm near
Wickliffe yesterday
Miss Johnston OF Grand Chain IS
the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. John Gates
of $50 Sixth street
Mrs. ]. F. Chambers of 427 Eight
street who has been i'll is somewhat
improved in condition.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Murchison have
returned To their home i'll Blodge@
Mo-, after a visit TO friends here.
Dan l.. Vernon and George w. Mil
Ter of Murphysboro will be in th'
city today to attend the convention.
Frank Stapp has resigned his posi-
ton at the Postal Telegraph compan.
and left yesterday for st. Louis wher'
he has accepted more lucrative one
Mrs. Ed Roberts who has been tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Robert
of 3404 Washington avenue left yes
terday afternoon for a visit to rela
tiyes of Anna before returning TO he
home in st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
Supper a Success.

The booths of the bazaar yesterday
afternoon and evening AT the First
Presbyterian church were we'll patro-
nized and the supper last night was
success. \ musical program will be
given tonight and refreshments will
be served
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
Thimhie Club,

Mrs. Frank J. Fitzgerald. of 5l4
Twenty-fourth street. entertained the
Thimble Club yesterday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in the us
ual way after which luncheon was
served.
There will be no meeting of this
popular club until after Christmas
when the first meeting will be held
with Mrs. John B. Greaney, Of Pill
Pine street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
Iicensed to Marry.

Marriage licenses We're granted yes
terday to William II. Irvings, "a and
Mrs. Mamie Barton, 81, both of Cairo
and to William f. Ford, p, and MAY
e. Roberts, IS. both of Olmsted. The
latter couple were married by Judge
Dewey in the county clerks office
about $3.50 yesterday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded yesterday: M. j.
O'Shea ct ux to Thomas Rogers ct al,
lot IA, block 80, first addition, qcd
$3.50. Barney Duke ct ais to Wilson
Kicks ct ux. lot II, block go first adj
ditlon. Wi $500.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
viii Preach Sunday.

Rev. Luther Bright. of Fairfield, Ia,
will preach at the Lutheran church
Sunday. both morning and evening.
He is a fine musician and good speak
err, and comes here at the invitation
of the church council.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
WILL TRY TO RUN THE
TIN PLATE MILLS.

Bridgeport. Ohio, Dec. 9.-One
thousand cots were placed inside the
tin mills stockade tonight, and guam
titles of provisions We're hauled in
Instead of dsmantling the plant, 1t Is
now believed to be the company S
purpose to attmept TO operate 1t with
imported non.union labor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10

The wedding of Miss Hattie Fried
helm to Mr.. Julius l.. Harris of this
city, occurred yesterday evening at
six o'clock, at Reth lei Emeth Temple.
at Camden, Ark. A more extenei ac-
count of the wedding will be publish
ed in these columns in a few days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
Razaar and Coffee.

The ladies of st. Patricks Catholic
church who conducted the bazaar and
coffee yesterday afternoon at the res
idence of Mrs. p c. Scullin, OF 5l7
Walnut street, are well pleased with
the results, they having cleared about
LS1a0.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
w. &. &. Club.

The W. r. f. Club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Miss kittie
Davis, of 905 Walnut street. The after
noon was spent in popping corn ana
parching peanuts after which refresh
ments We're served by the hostess.
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On account of the bazaar today
there will be no meeting of the aid
society OF the First Presbyterian
church this afternoon.
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Calvary Baptist.

The Aid society Of the Calvary Bap-
list church will meet this afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. George Weldon,
532 Eleventh street, An apron sale
will be held at the same time.
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Cairo Baptist.

The Cheerful Workers of the Cairo
Baptist church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. William Book, of Fifth
street The annual election of Off
GERS will be held.
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Enr Miss Halliday.

Mrs. Edward Leigh Gilbert has IS
sued cards for an lat home" December
18th. at four o'clock, for her sister,
Miss Martha Halliday.
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Southern Methodist.

The home mission society Of the
Southern Methodist church will meet
today with Mrs. Jackson. of Twenty
fifth street.
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First Christian.

The ladies' aid society of the First
Christian church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. p. J. ThistleWood. OF
2l0I. Washington avenue.
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= SOCIAL o4ND Personal -
Dance After instruction.

Miss Iona Swoboda will give
dance tonight at Swoboda's hall after
class instruction.
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CHURCH SOCIETIES.
81 patrick,s Catholic.

There will be no more meetings of
the sewing circle of ST. Patrick's Cath
ollie church until after Christmas.
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First Methodist.

The Ladies Circle of the First
Methodist church will not meet today
because of the meeting in the church.
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G piscopalian.

The Woman's Guild OF the Episco-
palian church will meet this after
noon in the parish house for work.
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Schiller Club.

The Schiller club met yesterday ar
tArnoon at Library hall and the mem
hers read from the German authors.
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Evanqelieal Lutheran.

The ladies' of the Evangelical LII
theran church will meet today with
Mrs. d. Sticher. of Nineteenth street.