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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-12
Dos gJandes
navegantes aeIeos
Bleriot J Vaisin. ganan el pre-.
mic Osiris.

El Institute frances la dividido
el premio Osiris de S 10000 entire Mr.
Bleriot, aeronauta, y Gabrilei Vaisin
fabricante de aerop,anos, por sus
contribuciones al prog.eso de avia-
ci6n.
En- el 1899 Daniel Osiris, el fi!an-
tropo que regalo Malmaisan a la ma
cion francesa, entrego en- manos del
Institute Frances una suma su!'-
eiente para que produzca Una renta
anual de S $500 y repartir estos en
un premio treinal de S 10000, y al
cual podran competir todos los pat
ses, por el mas notable trabajo 8 des
cubrimiento de inte.es general.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-12
AlfonzO XIII en- PtO. Rico.

Sc dice que Ell reT ha puesto aver
un cable pidiendo Cajas Hercules que
son las meiores para guardian el BUEY
uando Sc impante la rep6blica Las
ca as Hercules son las meiores. La.
vende "El Cielo" q plazos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-12

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodico viejo a 50
quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-12

: Los que ALA en- su cabeza Sc ere
yeron doses olfmpicos, fuera de la
acci6n de sus gobernados e invulne-
rabies de pies q cabeza, van tenien-
do el amargo convencimiento de que
son simples bur 6cratas que estan en-
el deber de cumplir la ley extricta-
mente y de respetar al pals que les
paga. La tolerante bondad, la lon
ganimidad puertorriqueha, su pa
ciencia, SUI alma estoica, la toma-
ronipor ignorancia, por relaiamiento
del caracter, por sumision al vasa-
llaje; no supieron estudiar nj COM
prender al pals, y ahora Sc asom-
bran, porque el pals dijo : l"basta
yav, y los esta poniendo a raya.
- Puerto Rico, al reivindicar sus de-
rechos, reinvidica su dignidad y su
decoro ultrajados por los inverecun-
dos funcionarios. La obra tras de
conveniente y digna, es patri6tica;
sin embargo los incorporates la han
criticado y la critican duramente,po
niendose por entero de parte de los
bur6cratas y en- frente de su propio
pals. .Esto parece increible, pero des-
graciadamente es cierto. Ahora Ell
pats triunfa en- el auto de manda-
mus y de clio Sc hace burla, encubri-
4endo el despecho. Porque la derrota
de los burocratas es la derrota de sus
irrehexivos mantenedores.
Acaban de ser suprimidos en- San
Juan ocho maestros de castellano y
en- cambio sc aumentan tres de in
giles. Ell departamento de Educacion
parece que Sc ha empehado en- des-
truir nuestro idioma. SLo consegui-
raj, Es punto menos que impossible
Podra lograr que ell idioma Sc corrom
pa, como 10 esta en- New Mexico, Te-
xas y Florida, pero borrarlo como
con una esponja no 10 obtendra nun
ca. ! Que debe hacer el pals Defen-
der su idioma, que es una herencis
preciosa. Como? Facilmente: que
cada sociedad de instruction yrecret
establezca una clase gratuita de ca'
tellano; que cada cura puertorriqut
no 10 ensefe en- su parroquia Ii
vez q. el catecismo. Destruir ell lido
ma 8 corromperlo es querer destruil
6 corromper la entidad moral y et
MICA de un pueblo. Y los pueblos que
de!an perecer SUI idioma, estan la
mados a ser absorvidos y a perde
tambien su personalidad.
Ademas de la Suppression de los 0
cho maestros de castellano, Sc ha di
puesto que en- el cntrante curse to
do el primer grado Sc de en- ingles
inclusive la ensenanza de la lectura
IQue sucedera? Que al fnalizars,
el curse los ninos no sabran leer e1
castellano, en- el idioma que hablan
en- el que tienen q. eomunicarse. iBc
nlto resultado el de las escuelas! Tt
davfa va a ser precise que resurjar
nuevos Rafael Cordero que en- 81
modestas ypobres mesas dc tabaqu,
ros, ensehase q leer en- espahol 10,
ninos puertorriquenos. Ell erro
que comete el Departamento dc Z
ducaclon es enorme; estA fuera d,
todos los principles positivos, V a
taca de lleno los de la psicologi;
pedagogical; pero squien dicto es;
disposition sabra 10 que es psicologi;
pedagogical? La piedad cristian;
manda creerlo asi, pues de 10 contra
RIO habrfa que aceptar que So obr;
maliclosamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-12

! Ell mandamus solicltado del juei
de Humacao, para que el goberna
dor reponga en- su puesto al juez dt
Salinas Colon DELI, ha sido resuelte
favorablemente Los leaders de la IN
corporacio,a miran este con despecho
Porque Sc pusieron de parte del 60
bernador y aplaudieron Ia conducta
de Aybar, que diciendose unionista
desaeat6 los acuerdos del partido,
aceptando el juzgado Salinas.
T Yno les quede duda a los incorpo-
radios: igualsuerte que el mandamus
tendra ell induction; 81 no aquf en- Was
hinston. Lo cual demostrara dos CO.
sas: que cuando un pueblo sabe ejer-
citar sus derechos, no Sc puede abu-
sar de el: y que Puerto Rico no es u
ma satrapfa oriental en- que Ell gobier
no pueden hacer 10 que les venga en-
RdU6S
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-22
Informal Musicd
RecitdISfreeEv-
eryAfternoon
andEvenin9

Sherman, Clay & Co. have on exhi
bition at DIR. Baugh's Drug Store Z
beautiful assortment of pianos, which
they offer on easy payments at the
same prices obtained in all of then
stores.
The policy of Sherman, Clay & Co.
is to sell only instruments of standard
make whose reputation and quality is
assured at absolutely one price to every
one everywhere.
Sherman, Clay & Co. operate stores
at Boise, Portland, San Francisco, Sc
attic. Tacoma, Spokane, Oakland, Los
Angeles, Bellingham and other points
from the Mexican to the Canadian boun-
daries.
Easy terms of payment one price to
all. Sherman, Clay & CO., at DR..
Baugh's Drug Store, Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-22

There has been placed in my hand,
for sale, choice quarter section lying
in sec. 10 and Is. T. 7, K. IL. 1t lies
exceptionally well for irrigation. has
PRACTICAL no stone, has good soil adapt
ed to fruit or general farming and be-
cause of its location next TO an unIimit-
ed range would make an ideal sheep or
cattle ranch. Forty acres or more
have been burned over and is ready for
the plow. The owner, whose husband
has recently died, will dispose OF this at
sacrifice in order to raise needed cash.
Before the spring rush it can be had
for IS an acre bonas.
REV. c. A. VARNUA pastor Metho-
dist church, jerome, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-22

WANTED Raw Furs. VIII pay high
est prices for coyote, bob cats, lynx,
muak rats, etc. We pay all express
charges d. S. AUSTIN, Furrier ard
Taxidermist, Boise, Idaho.
sraAYED One bay mare, weight
LOO with sucking dark bay colt. one
gelding, II years old. weiget 1900, bay
with Z brand on left shoulder. One
geiding. 2 years old, weight
1900, dark bay. unbroken. Strayed
from the premises of owner, AZ miles
northeast of Jerome, Idaho, on Sunday,
December 18th.
Joseph Schneeberger, Owner,
Jerome, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-22
Families Should Have Dogs.

An Edinburgh clergyman says:
Every family should have dog. 1t
is like perpetual baby; it betrays
no secrets, never sulks, asks no trou-
blesome questions, never gets into
debt. never comes down late 80 break
fast, and is always ready for bit of
fun
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-22
Sacred Concert

A sacred concert is to be given sun
day evening, February. 7th. at the
Methodist charch. hy the Methodist
church choir. under the direction of
Prof &. J Bechtel. A choice program
CT solos. duets. quartets and organ vol
untaries viii be presented The pro-
gram viii be published in sun next
week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-22
A Universal workinsman.

/ believe in spade and an acre Of
good ground. V'h5So cuts straight
path to his own living by the help OF
God. nthe sun and rain and sprouting
grain, seems to me universal work
ing man. He solves the problem OF
life not for one, but for all men OF
sound body.-Emerson
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-22

q, 4 Iadv's kId glove. eight Al
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

Jennings is already telling what ne
intends to do when he wins the Pc
nant again-wait; tbs a bit far off yet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

Connie Mack has half million wor-
ries getting the right combination for
the half-million- dollar Shibe park.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

Chattanooga continues its winning
streak and now leads the S. A, l., b.
a GOOD margin. Yesterday the Lool,
outs shut Charleston out , to 0.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

Just to be odd and exclusive The
Sidelights guy will announce thai
this will be the greatest year in base
ball Warranted strictly fre5a gag.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

affairs in Kansas City SO that he can
leave them during the summer months.
President Murphy is quoted as saying
that the alleged decision of King is
news to him, but no surprise.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

cago papers, Catcher Johnny King.
the best backstopper in the National
league. who has thus far refused to
rejoin the Cubs, will return to his
post May G. The report is given out
that he has been able to arrange his
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

Johnny Evers, the great second
baseman of the Chicago Nationals
is reported 10 have joined that club
During the winter Evers decided he
wanted to take a long rest and an
nounced he would not join the team
until June Is and that possibly he
might not play at all during the pres
ent season The failure of the Cubs
to get a good start and the repeated
entreaties from his teammates have
evidently caused Eyers to make 9
change in his plans
According to a report in the Chi
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

There are Three sets Of hr0thar3 por-
Anent the opening of the baseball
season in Norfolk, Va, Postmaster
Carney caused the following notice
to be conspicuously posted in the
Office: An requests for leave OF alb
sence- ON account Of toothache. severe
colds and minor physical ailment3 and
on account of funersls picnics church
socia,s and the like must be handed
to the superintendent of your division
before 10 clock on the morning OF
the game"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

The New York Giants continue los
ing and are now occupying without
opposition the last place IN the Ma
tional league Yesterday the Philies
repeated the trick Of Monday taking
the Giants scalp to the tune OF to p
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

Chicago lost its fifth straight game
to the Pirates yesterday. but the game
was a corker going eleven innings,
Pittsburg winning / to O.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-05

Detroit lost again yesterday to st,
Louis 4 to ,. Now watch that percen-
tage of 500 so down the line.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
TREASURE FIND or BEACH.
Walking Up Of Coins of 1900 on Long
Island Attracts Scores.


New York.-Silycr dollars Of the
mintage Of 1890 are being washed
ashore on the beach near Eastport L.,
T., end scores Of men and women are
out raking and Sitting the sand in the
hone Of sharing in the prosperity
which has come so unexpectedly to
Passport
The popular supposidon IS that
about a century ago treasure ship
went ashore on the coast near here
and became a total loss. The fact that
the old silver dollars are coming
ashore 100 years after is construed to
mean that the chests containing the
coins were in the hold and that the
storms of the lasl year have broken
up the remnants Of the hull, and also
the treasure chests, and freed the sill
yer. 1t is well known that silver dol
lars at that time were made mainly
for export.
The first coin washed ashore was
found by Clarence Jayne, life saver
stationed at The Moriches station. lie
was patrolina the beach when he saw
il lying half buried in the sand. On
one side of The coin is Tie figure Of
woman ana on lha other AN c""'c
surrounded by 13 stars, one for each
Of the 10 original states.
Jayne told his comrades about his
find and they began searching the
beach. The news spread 10 neishbor-
ing villages. and soon there was a rush
for the ocean front Those who have
found the coins are not parting with
Them, because they have been in.
formed they are valuable and will com
mand high prices from coin collectors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
FORT is SUMNER HOME.
Old Tconderoga to Be Restored for
Rich Woman.

New York.--Fort Ticonderoga, rich
in the associations OF the colonial and
the revolutionary wars is to rise
again from its ruin and preserved and
restored is to be the summer home OF
it's owner. Mrs S. Fl, p. Pell of this
city.
II is expected that the West bar.
racks. in which Col Ethan Allen de.
mauded the surrender Of tAu fortress
ein the name Of the great Jehovah ari
of the continental congress" as uadi-
ton has it. will be finished next July
for the tercentenary of the coming
Of Champlain, which is to be cole
brated under The lee of the old walls
On the "Trembling Meadows
Ticonderoga has been in The posses.
sion of the Pell family for nearly a
century, and the approaching celebra.
ton and renewal Of interest IN carly
American history caused the present
proprietor TO consider It's rehabilita-
ton
Mrs. Pclrs father, Col Robert u.
Thompson OF this city Is undertaking
the rebuilding and restoration. This
west barracks, or officers quarters. =
win be museum, AND the other bui!d-
mes within the Enclosure are to be
nsed for residential purposes.
Tic legends Of the ahorisincs tell Of
the promontory on which il stands,
having been defense Of the Mound
81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

hcec~itar go 'ho Investigations ~
~ -t.ear weIlsu7vn for his an.
ilrarr ri0 ad.es i've influences oi
cts 'if send toward q decrease OF hE
MAJ snwa J. is away from the
iov-e c,tas that, ha bouodceut effects
~ re aard amalioration of social
conditions and Improvements ir hy-
riaac oI moe IN times most clearly
manifest themselves by distinct in
crease ~ stature. This increase has
been marked among several of he
E1-0BeJa races during the iast half
century. Vice The people are sub
.acei ' urban Influences the gain is
less roiabio-Tmth's Companion
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
LEAGUE Of DEATH
sERvlAN WOMEN vow TO FIGHT
FOR LIBERTY.
CORPS of hmazcns Ready and wiling
to Yield Lives in Defense OF
Their Country and
Their Homes.

Regrade.-Tu such a high pitch has
the patriotic feeling among the SerY-
aus risen that a corps OF women
each member Of which is bound by sol
emn vows to fight for death or liberty,
is now engaged daily in drilling ana
other military operations al krague'
vat2. the ancient capital Of the coun'
try,
This corps Of amazons Is part OF
the newly formed League OF Death.
Founded at KragHegat2, in the PROV
ince of Shoomadya, this league IS
worthy OF the old city's ancient iradl-
tons. Kraguevatz is known as the
heart Of Servia and is the center or
the intense patriotic movement.
Each member of the league wears
badge Of the national colors-reG, biua
and white-surmounted by metal
skull and crossbones, and bearing the
motto: ITO Death for Liberty
Ne sooner was this league founded
than recruits flocked in from all quar-
ters Ii became matter Of honor
with every man who was not reserN-
ist 10 join, ana only Jew od}S '@o
me women OF 0eI'la hieo wiz ~,
fierce enthusiasm oil thelf men io,N,
formed themselves mo SPeo'"'
branch Of IT,
An old patriot a woman Of g. years,
whose husband had uIeu 'oi 'e' '''i
Freedom in the war of liberty against
the Turks was the llfst 10 ihool ''io
SUBJECT 9he mas louI C'il'u.e alu
nine grahdchlldieh serving ~ wv
army.
Approaching one o. Inc m5n il'l'.
tary officials with her serene sIe ""'
received at first with disiaFot' p"
are too old to t2ht s'sd the Soia'e''
IF the young ones are not AFRAID 70
die, why should | be- she rePIled'
freely.
So her cause triumEaad, ana the re-
suit OF her plan may now ne seen III
company Of hard-lraiued women am
| inc daily with heavy Mauser fiiies, az
tending at The shooting ranges, ana
fitting themselves aHrapidiN and tilor'
oughly as they can - take thelf places
in The firing line should the necessity
arise.
The woman's company IS eompoa .o
of fair Servians Of all ages ane
classes-married and single peasants
wives and daughters, and the wives OF
| rich merchants
{ I, i4 IL fI
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
GIVES IDEAS ON MATPIMoNY
Young Womsr's Few Don'ts That May
Dc Of Interest.

Philadelphia. Pa-At a party 'o
mark her freedom from ne thralls %
maiHmouy Miss Anna SoWHer recent
Is divorced from am Italian passed
ahua aupna hor guests some 'dou'i#''
.ur girls thinking OF matIimony. Her
uauH.IH don't excludes thin men
SHE a.Es Tie Ec.ry son.
when Am thr guests haI cougra'u.
lated Der and assured ner tha. she bad
some H-. right Ni S3wucy tha
courts gaze rer tho privilege of rosum-
ing beer maiden uaHe-on the arm Of
a woman. I.G The way t1 The dining
room where beer friend found OBJ"
.dcurs" aH.eileI ai.u for-et mcun
Cd. bei. plates Here i- o. r1m
Don't marry ON italian 0r French.
uaH. unless 181 ara of fh1-. .ar.e
These men DONE understand all
American girls ways oft .1rHHs or
life.
Don't ua..r p u-.s-al l'.a ai
nerves aEH .-rr--
UHa. ua.- 3D. Hr.f. UIr. p'a.rH
was .I.t alra auf &c. knew %
Don't MARRY mao who urofa .s lu
Dr.. rr f- really. mad win ua 600 m.
rau Heu soon la 0ts. Co.,
Drf ua-rr tHf1 man. HsH Ro.H
ruH and himself NHI "a EHsa. eyer.
time
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
a Gladstone Bull.

Mr.. Gladstone was once guilty OF an
amusing bull in a debate on the ques-
tion Of disestahlishment Dilating or
The hold held on the affection Of the
people by the Church OF England. he
said. when an Elglishman wants
10 got married to whom does he go?
To the parish priest When he wants
his child baptized. 10 whom does he
60? To the parish priest. When he
wants 20 get buried. 20 whom does he
go" The house answered with a roar
Of laughter. in which Mr.. Gladstone
himself Joined. adding. AS was
contrasting the English church with
the Irish. a bull is perhaps excusable."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

4 new version Of eating CROW" has
been furnished On Center county
Pennsylvania One evening recently n
farmer OF Curtin township set bear
trap near his home. batting It with
q piece Of meat. AZ is cutLomary. At
~ the trap had been set crow.
ssurted by the meat was caught and
th.t night q bear happened that way
and ate both the crow and the bait.
The farmer ser TIE trap again next
evening and on the following morn
ing the bear vas ia the trap. having
come back during the night for an.
sic meal Of crow
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
The Sails System.

Tho rame il derived from a remark
81 a.- .u a sreaea TO the Uu.ted States
s.r.,a = january 1892. by Sir Mar
e. of N.v York. sncakihg Ct and for
tza Eav YORK politicians. be said.
.~r,s see nothing wrong In The rule
eat 70 'he victor beion-s the sroiis
ar the enemy This system had pre-
rf.r-.v a.ta'rsl great power iu tte
g. O. 1f View Tors Under IacEson's
Hi-tfstiCl ia prevailed in national
raL.f.= and was soon adopted bv near
il r-l tariss. ard applied 10 .ocal Is
v.r- as gate end national Offices
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

To acat persons in the temperate
zones a banana is banana. But the
truth IS that there are over 60 known
varieties Of the fruit. with az great,
or greater variation in character as in
the different kinds Of apples. Hawaii
IS SAID % have something over 40 dis
tinct varieties Of the fruit, most Of
which lave been introduced by the
whites Scmc of these are of extreme
" dplclta and delicious flavor, while
other Kinds are used, if at all, only when
cooked in various ways. There is
scarcely a city house lot, or country
"tuloa.a" or homestead which does
not 'a-r q c'ump O. TWO of bananas.
w,ieh o# with practically no care.
rcw plants. 49, sucssrs. shooting up to
re,9ea the oaes which nave fruited
aud been renewed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
A Monstsr Loaf.

Hakars IN Germany are fond OF max
ing odd experiments. the follo"ins
being reported from Duisburg in Vest
phslia- A. a chilfrens party recently
held IN that town there was exhibited
and afterward cut up and distributed
among the youngsters present. = twist
which FOR size ar least has surely rare
~ been equalef Weighing no less
than $50 pounds. g. had a breadth oi
10 meters and a length Of 81
meters and was thus found sufficient
u supply a satisfactory Afternoon
collation. 70 as many - 50e boys and
glrls-Bakers Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
EVEN READY FOR
ASSASSINATION
Concluded From First Page

bu, lie could not recollect whether
be had brought suit or not against
the Southern Oregon company and
had to ask a subordinate whether he
tal performed this important duty
for congress"
Tilamu suggested that there
shuld te u meeting of the executive
committee of the Ananias club with
William T. Chandler or some other
tmcmhor to determine what degrees
to bc put upon Charles J, Bonaparto,
and this man Meyer"
He had a letter from the general
land office, he said stating that to
no one land company in the west an
excess Of $500 acres Of land had been
granted and that in 1897 recon-
incubation was made that slut be
brought against them for recovery,
bu. nothing had ever been done.
Wants to Be indicated.
Yiman iaid stress on the fact that
ha had not ondoayored to obtain any
government laul, hut only to pur-
CHASE land that had been given to n
crHeratiGn with the stipulation that
tras corporation should sell It to the
grbic at $3.50 per acre, He insisted
thgr "a was entitled TO a fun investi-
aariCa rr these charges and to report.
All lie dd not wish to rest under the
inuutat,on that had been cast upon
him
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

o. use. to Bee Hr'5 that primitive
man Wa- q vegetarian. bHt tie an
thrana.rslst C7F-- has made careful
and c-ta1i ins ztiols which
Indicate tae. primitive man. HEe the
modern Ha- oEIulFuTDUE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15
REFLECTIONS or a BACHELOR.

,Cba, ~.r, can loyo ~ I'M man.
"a . atm Size can f3ai him tta sink.
mo irs r,3t
,e,,~1o,s NH Mantle "a ~ has ..Ii
ssra-4 ~,e- or a.. o,,p
Nv 80 +bo a.stosl w. ia 20
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

sTFoNG AND WELL EQUIPPED
PROGRESSIVE VET CON5ERVA
TIVE. SUCH INSTITUTION IS THE
FIRST BANK & TRUST COMPANY
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

NaHy 2 Hsn fss -r-. Or f-e rar
bee7aze o. rss rn-ti- FOO FEE hs fs7
titicu tst-ezu enterprise ana al
canzr-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

NY suit case is sun intact bat
badly scratched.
That's the most easily remedies
thine knc- rssfs > las q Isesis
ersr r. srTstrhss
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

Ever body Is Indifferent Of otlle
people, Bal habits wt ID be ho III
iele1t cNes of Ids own
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

When a Girl can love an old mau,
it's aiyn he can f3ol rim iHo aiuS
ing It's raal
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-15

One Of the easiest thEs rs %
raarr! rfl hata ne na gal
th,al you wanted 70.