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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

JS", Czwartek dnia 21-go st.
aego, potem tezi tel okolicz
nosci, ze nar6d. nasz ma Wy:
chodztwie ME: przesta} bye
rdzennie katolickim.
Najprzewielebniejszy ks.
Biskup Pawel Rhode ME CO.
ia sic nj pred trudami i
niewygodami, polaczonemi z:
p~odr6zowaniem, nj pred u:
ciazliwa .praca duchowna W
ko6ciele, nj nareszcie pred.
niewdziecznem ~podejmowa-
MEM sic godzenia powasnio-
nych. W kazdym prawie ty-
~ -'-T@-
godniu czytamy, re tn bierz-
mowal, tn kauai z namaszcze-
MEM, tam ko6ci6l lub szko-
.}e ~no6wieca}; to znowu, re
tn pojedna{ nniezaleznych"
z Kosciolem katolickim, tam
zazegna}. nieporozumienie
miedzy. ksiedzem probo-
szczem Tub biskupem a pa:
rafia polska j. t. d.
l. w ostatnich czasach przy-
|ja{ zaproszenie ma rozjemce
W zatargu Zarzadu Zwiazku
Narodowego 2 ,,Dzienn]kiem
N~arodowym" ora,z W k}6tni
dw6ch zarzad6w Uni Pol
skiej. - Praca tedy Jego Bi.
skupiej MoSci znajduje UNA
ME, powaga poszanowanie,
leo jest mozebnem tylko W
narodzie nawskros katolic-
kim.
Niestety, jest .dotad ma
spoleczehstwie polsziem "
Ameryce plama, kt6ra ME
tract ma swej. brzydocie po~
mimo faktu, 10 many pra"
! w~owitego Biskupa, re ten
ks. Biskup czyni co moze,
by usuna6 wszystko, co mas
wstydem ! hanba ookrywa,
re og61 sp6lecze6stwa Okla
zuje wierno66 Ko6ciotowi
katolickiemu j uszanowanie
swemu KS. Biskupowi. Ia
plama to tax zwany ruch
niezalezuy czy te& naro1owy
kosci6}. Poo lynn wzgle-
dem zaszty drobne zmiany
ma lepsze, ale ME dostatecz-
ne, by kark skrecit tel n.y.
Niezalezny czy tez naro
dowy ko6ci61 OPERA sic
gl6wnie ma tym b}ahym "a
rzucie, re polska w]asno6c
ko6cielna .zapisana jest i ma
wieczne easy pozostanle ma
ks. ks. Biskup6w ME - Pc
lak6w. lego zarzutu ME u
|sune}a konsekracya ksiedza
polskiego ma Biskupa sufra-
CANA, vice niezalezni upiera-
ia sic dalej PREY swojem, Je-
dynem tedy lekarstwem ma
te przypad}o6c by}aby nomi-
nacya polskiego Biskupa ma
kt6ra dyecezyi wschodnich,
gdzie ma imie ks. Biskupa
zapisuje sic kazda parafie.
Dop6ki to ME nastapi, do
p6ty ME mozemy sic spo-
dziewa6 upadk1 ,,niezalez'
nosci".
Ko1ataniem " Rzymie uzy-
g Lo1iSmv nOczatak r6WnOu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

Zdarzaja sic tez pos}owie,
kt6rzy W pewnych celach
kaza sic obierac do sejmu'
W}asciwe swe dazenie ci pa
movie potrafia doskonale u
krywac pred wyborami, do
piero ma sejmie ukaza swe
r6zki, naiwni zas wyborcy
widza pc ~niewczasie sw6j
b}ad, re i'm CLOS sw6j oddali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

dokona} tax wielkiego
dziela. Daj mu Boze zdrowie
"a to j si}e do piracy Bozej.
Oby zyl W jak najd}uasze la
ia i pracowa} jak dotad, b.
gu Najwyzszemu ma chwa1e,
a swoims poJskim rodakom
ma ~zbawienie.
Choroba, zwana dypterya,
kt6ra tn zabra1a cos oko}o
troje polskich dzieci, juz u.s.
.ta}a; z powodu tel zarazy,
szkola nasza polska jake tel
i ameryka6skie klasy byly
zamkniete, teraz juz So ot-
warte i dziatki polskie W
polskiej szkole nauke pobie-
raja. Nauczycielem W pol
skiej szkole jest miejscowy
organista p. Alexander Ma
gowiecki.
Wes6} bylo tn juz diva,
pierwsze Grzegorza Hrynie-
wicza z Katarzyna Wierz-
biecka; wesele odby}o sic W
porzadku, tylko re kuchar-
ka p~odchmieli}a sobie / wy
la1a pe1en dzban kawy ma
goracy piec.
Drugi by} Bazy]i Wajta-
Sym z parma c6rka Gree
gorza Wierzbickiego; wesele
cdbywa siedzisiaj, mysle, re
j. tamto wesele odbedzie sic
W porzadku, a jeieliby kt6ry
KUN kumotrowi oko podsi-
nil, luh ko}o bryczki z}a~
mai, tobym p6zniej o tenn
Wiarusowi doni6s1.
Miasteczko nasze, bar dzo
uszkodzone z powodu ognia,
lax to- Wiarus obszernie
swoich czytelnik6w uwiado-
bedzie zn6w odbudowa-
ne. W1asciciele dom6w "a
mierzaja swoje dony tax
odbudowaG jak by}y, a moze
i nieco trwalej. Obecnie jest
tn wielki brak budynk6w
bisnesowycb, tax, re niekt6'
rzy chcieliby juz dis i mo-
jaki handel za1ozyt, a
z powodu brs'-u dom6w, mu-
sza bezczynnie siedziec.
Inaczej sobie postep uje
Simon Evans, lzraelita, kt6'
ny co sobote postawi kilka
starych pude} ma spalonym
rumowisku i sprzeda]e
Good Dry Goods 8. Ma
turalnie, re interes idzle.
Do aszej spokojnej, do
brze sic majacel kolon1l pol
skiej, czesto gesto zajezdza
jaki6 ruski agent, czujac u
naszvch dobrych grecko -
katolickich gospodarzy, ME-
co juz zaoszczedzon ego gro
sza,.i chce t%akowych, niby
jakiejs lepszej ziemi z
tad w~yprowadzic. Niemam
mic przeciw temu, alebym
jednemu bratu ru-
sinowi radzi}, ably, zanim
sic odwazy ma tax ryzykcw-
ny krok, dobrze. sic wprz6d
mad tenn zastanowi1..
Pan Jakub Staszewski,
kt6ry mia} spoke p. Pillar
skim " apiece, skoro sic
spal1la r. Jakub po-
szedl ia swoje dawniejsze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

Narzekamy ma sejmy ma
SEE polskie W Ameryce, ale
zdaje sic, zesmy ME najgorsi,
a panowie prawodawcy mo-
gliby sic przynajmniej o.
szczednosci cd mas nauczy6!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

placed even this administration can
endure without protest.
Az previously stated. the municipal
ring have changed the name Of AN.
didates. but they have not altered the
program nor win they change their.
system 0i operating Of their own Volt
tiou.
They wiz DO the same old way IN
the same old style aud ash the citl-
zens 10 pay the aame old hieh prices
Tor the same old Tow quality work.
Past extravaganza you may think
eau not be- excelled. but shat muniti-
pal bunch adds . name here t&d
there. Increasing the size Of The oui-
n and each year they do just a little
worse. True. il may be so bad = can
not get verse, but yon can hold last
and whip close 10 the fact thai hey
have not the least intention 81 max
Ing n bette,
With your ballot Won can aid IN
making e forced change. You can
ask an outside ticket 10 60 into the
job, audit the books and start q house
cleaning.
The people are supreme aud IN
this case their supremacy certainly
should be shown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

awful toll for their improvements,
and In not q few Instances got little
Of nothing IN return. IL also nov en-
accepted fact 4
Between those philosophical men
and sncceas Ia securing a change
for The better are those partisnns who
vote according TO their National par
~ faith. wholly thoughtless ul the fact
that ihere q be not one single
stroke played for or against une's par.
~ faith.
Are you one 81 tas stralght-voilng
partisansg
n so. In What manner WI, yen ala
your party to elect another bunch Df
machine politicians TO of ce?
Are you fearful that Mr. TAFT VIII
be unable to carry out his policies
and Congress will be dissolved II The
local municipal machine should hap
pen "a be defeated at the POLISH
10 you believe the election Of Tom
Jenkins o. any Of an Of the ticket
Ne heads would ruin the politics Of
this state or deprive your party Of
a place on the ballotg
This nonsense Of sensible men get
ting ont nd q municipal election and
casting 8 ballot because a man Is 8
Democrat DIT Republican X really one
Of the things which can NOT be OK
planned or pardoned. Il 10 100 cheap
IN apnearaRee-though the good Lord
knows Il has proven expensive enough
here in Guthrie TO make diamonds
cheap IN comparison.
With hundreds % thousands being
expended for public improvements
and the taxpayers fright up and com
in' ell Of the time, they are repaid
FOR their spirit and enterprise with
cheap work. SO bad In fact that N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any cas Of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & 60, Toledo, o
We, tho undersigned. have known
II. J. Cheney for the last IS years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and An
aneially able to carry out any obiigas
ilons made by HIS nrm. E
WALDiNG, KINNAN g. MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure Ii taken inter-
nnlIy. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces 81 the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 7bc. per
hottie. Sold by al druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for conatl
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

Moty Tiger, creek chief. Is also of
on the disconnected hook. declaring
the Government did not treat him
fairly. He was made worth q half
million dollars and Fixed so that he
could not sell his property n there
he anything else Tiger wishes. be
should be given #. For a man Who
never earned a dollar or tried to
teach another man the way 10 earn
his susienahce, Tiger makes noise
IN too large chunks for the welbeine
Of any community.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

- NN@NN@
For many years the tendency TO
wage a campaign on the personal
lives and acts OF candidates to Che
extent cf being abusive 10 the super
lative degree has been a policy ad.
hered 10 by many politicians IN this
section. and that often even the truth
rs 10 men was stretched 10 the
breaking point Is unQuestioned. The
Times. Oklahoma City, announces IT'S
reformation from this bad custom IN
the following:
Men are men.
Constructive rather than destruc-
live should be the watchw0rd 81 OK.
lahoma. this bright new state. this
land Of recrudesence where young
men come to grow into greatness and.
where middle-aged men who have snf
lered reverses elsewhere come 10
start over again.
Successes are Ii prule; failure the
exception IN Oklahoma
"Let's keep Il going that way.
IN a man had q dark chapter IN
hig career back IN some Of the older
states, why should that be- used as a
milestone about his neck 30 andlcap
him IN the new leaf he has turned
over 10 OkIahOmag
Provided OF course Ne has nctual.
~ turned the leaf.
What god IS there ~ k%nocking2
But # we must knock. let us uphol-
sler our hammer with az least 49,.
Ne strip of velvet.
Some fellows knock so hard that
they break lhoir anvil and that IS
something Ike killing The GOOSE that
lays The golden egg.
~ ls easy enough for the pot 10
call The kettle black, but whai Is gain.
ed by such q ~dog-cat.dog controversy
Therefore It Is best 10 let every
campaign be worked out strictly on
The merit Of its current issues, free
from dipping into the personal and
private aaffirs Of the men Involved
AFFAIRS which have no bearing Yhat.
ever on campaign issuea.@
While the statement. men are
men, can not be always accepted as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23
ron MEMnER oF acHooL aoARn
Ter ns MAKE a CHANGE

Chat there IS o disposition upon
ase pari of the independent voters
~ TIE capital city 10 stop this pollcy
81 allowing a aeleeied few, because
they allcge they p members cf the
Republican party to continue direct
snK Guthrie Affairs Is no longer doubt
ca.
THAT tho same class OF cltizens,
struggling 10 make the capital q
great prosperous and beautiful place
Tor home and also one Of the great
commercial centera Of the Southwest,
EEL they have been made % pay an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

II those Ada lynchers happen To-
IN JAN and have to stand trial for
murder, they may ascertain that neck
tie parties where the other fellow Is
not a willing guest are not always as
pleasant as al first might appear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

One advantage Of sticking close 10
party lines when yoa are voting on
municipal officials, IS that you can
always expect taat sort OF action 10
be The most expensive and bring poor.
NV rhLMrnM.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

Malaria Makes Pale Brood.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma.
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children, SOC.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

Speaking Of Ada lynching the Tul-
40 World refers 10 II as the lrst oc-
currenee W the Kind on the indian
side 81 Che state, but, 1T course. Hen.
tryetia was really 0rst.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

While p~rosptct0fs searched the
Wichita mountains for pay.dirt IN
geld The farmers nearby planted al
falla and have the best "mlnear FL
ihe world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

Tom jenkins, city mayor. should be
preparing his address OF welcome 10
the country NE meeting 3uperintend.
lent Cameron has Invited 10 be With
US In May.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

But. aglor a nights rest. more than
likely SEINE Of those hard days OF
$50 are better as q memory than
when one was plugging along through
The ordeal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23


Any Democrat who would spend
ten minutes Of Congressional time try
ing to acQualnt himself With tariff
schedules ana such other terms as
used hy the protected classes 10 con.
fuse the body polite. should be bored
for the simples. There Is no SEIZED.
VIE other than the lowest possible
dutg Ia raise revenues, and these
long dissertations about Getting tech
nlcaily instructed and ascertainlng
comparative cuts or advances IS the
dust used "a fool tne poor man who
u going to have the tariff revised
upward On what be most needs-ne.
ceesiiles.
The present attempt TO deceive the
public rs 20 revenue production Is
oriy another delay upon the part OF
the party IN power, trying to allow
Tie trust baFons to get some OF their
campaign money back IN time 10 have
Il ready for the next grand call OF
The expeelency stat Of professional
oficeholdera
And 70 think there are Democrats
who would stand around and aid O
movement so wholly foreign TO The
party principles and 80 bad makes o
I real Democrat hon In distress.
The party IN power stands as OF
yore for the protection OF the trusts.
Trusts and Republican doctrines seem
twins. coming into existence about
the same time and doing about the
same amount OF harm IN about the
same manner
Why q person having the least
iincture o. Democratic blood should
ally himself with that sort OF a Grove
Is hard 70 understand. It It can be nu.
| lnrelnnd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

Twenty years more Of Oklahoma
and Il win be sixth In population. first
IN education health, happiness ana
rood fellowship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23
nnMocRArlc MvNIclpAL TlcKET

FOR Mavor-Thomas Jenkins.
ror Gay Marshal-Bob Myers.
For Police Judge-Frank Olsfnith.
Fcr city c~lerk-Jack Sexlas.
vs. city Astorney~~M. Y. jefferson
For City Treasufor-Lymon Gray.
FOR Street Commissloner-W. D.
Williamson,
for TressuFor % School Board, A.
fAuf p Tylee,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

q fact. because some are shells with
PIC spirits behind the skiu. stil the
announcement " the rather sironu-
uua Republican contemporary 10 wor.
ny az notation. and reminds a Of
that grand old statement. There's
more JOS In heaven owe The one sim
u9r who has repented. etc.
Thanksgiving is In order, and with
e should be powerful snppllcatlon
sent skyward that the new convert
win not backslide or grow the least
ttnnt.. a. Ns4tIf Aofrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

FIFNT WHF0
Second ward-W. u. shearef
Third ward-Thomao Ferrail.
Fourth ward-R. Il. knight
rlfth ward-John Allen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

EoR MEMaER cITY COUNCIL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-23

0 curtal the full details Of these wonderfully low prices on the items men
there is money to be saved on every one. All are not quoted here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12
pRAY AND lRAhsEEa LINE

Office 1910 Cont Phones Home a,
Sell ~ ACT Pahst Beer. Mora Athon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12
DIAMOND OIL Co. >
CAIRO CAPITALISTS TO EXPLOIT
LANDS AT oDiN AND SAN
DONAL.
Oil BeIt-Test Wells To
Be Sunk At
Once.

Final steps were taken yesterday
for launching the Diamond Oil CO., OF
Cairo, with a capital stock of $50,
900, The incorporators are A. Botto,
l.. b. Davis, l. A. Rossman and David
S. Lansden. Alex NJ. Wilson, of Cairo,
Jacob Blum. of Mound City. and L. b.
Vaughan of Odin, Ill Officers were
elected as follows:
President--Alex NJ Wilson.
Vice President--E B. Vaughan.
Treasurer-Augustus Botto.
Secretary-David s. Lansden.
The company's capital Is all paid up
in money and in leases on oil lands in
the vicinity Of Odin and Sandoval,
in all of 1900 acres in
fourteen different localities The
fields in the vicinity of these holdings
are being exploited successfully by
the Standard Oil Company and by
several Independent companies, which
have sunk eight or ten wells which
are big producers. Test wells will
be sunk on the new company's land
within thirty days. with a view to as.
its value.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12
BUSINESS CHANGE.
pennsylvania Man Buys Store and
Hot House of Davidson the
Florist nm Eighth Street,

The establishment of Davidson,
the Florist on Eighth street, was
sold out yesterday TO Herman III.
Cade Of Greensburg. Pa. who takes
charge at once, The business was
established by VIM. Nj. Davidson In
1895 and has been an important one
in the city, comprising an extensive
hot horac In the upper end Of the
eitN where flowers. etc. are raised
The death Of Mr.. Davidson recently
made II necessary TO dispose Of the
business and his son Harlow has been
here some time settling up his
fathers affairs.
Mr. Cade has had extensive ex-
erience in the business in various
cities and will endeayor to please
the flower buyers of Cairo and
vicinity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12

pangs of regret as he disappeared In
the distance, but it was only momeni
Sary. My work was stiIl ahead. not in
the rear. Bartlett had done good war <
and had been a great help 10 me
Circumstances had thrust the brunt Of
the pioneering upon him instead o.
dividing ii among several, as | ha.l
planned.
He had reason to take pride in fhc
fact that he had hettered the Italia
record by a degree and a quarter and
had covered a distance equal TO the
entire distance OF the Italian ey-
petition from Franz Josef Land to
Cagni's farthest north had given
Bartlett this position and post of
honor In command of my fourth and
last supporting party and two req
sons-(D because of his fagnificent
handling Of the Roosevelt; (2) because
he had cheerfully stood between me-
and many trifling annoyanees on the
expedition. Then there was a third
reason, 1t seemed to me appropriate,
In view of the magnificent British re.
cord OF Attic work, covering three
centuries, that it should be BIRTHS
subject who could boast that, next n
an American, he had been nearest 10
the pole.
ROBERT e. sPEARY.
(The continuation of Lieut.. Peary's
narrative of his discovery of the north
pole will appear to-morrow.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded yesterday at the court
house;
Sarah Thomas and husband to Chas.
Bill, et al, lot G, block Ii, town of
Hodges Park, wd $1,000
Josephine Gilhofer, ct al to John +.
}ennie, lot 10, block 4, and lot 10,
block 4 ] nthe Railroad addition, wd
$500.
Matte Wright and husband to Wiz
ginia Renne, lot 4. block 81, city, wd
$500
The City of Cairo to John L. Rennle
.'ots ", ii and IL. block -, Railroad
addition deed $3.50 The date Of this
instrument Is July s, 1851.
Elizabeth Macklnder to John r,
Nennie. lot IL. block IL, city, qcI
- IBIS Is a rather old instrument.
tae date being Oct. Is. 1881.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12

Ovids see and approve the bette,
course, but follow the worse.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12
COL. VANCE IN CAIRO
viii Be Guest of Mayor Parsons
This observation-disclosures In
vited to Call.

Col. John l., Vance, of the Ohio
River. EinroFement Association will
arrive this evening on the naducah
train and will be the guest of Mayor
Parsons The Col, comes in the in
terest Of Ohio river Improvement in
which Cairo has deep concern. and
the mayor extends an invitation to
citizens to call on his guest during
his stay here. The Col. would be
pleased to meet citizens who are es,
peeially interested in this river
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12

The gentlemen interested in the
above concern feel that they have CIV
cry reason to believe that their most
very tempting offers have been male
to them, by agents OF the Standard
Oil Co, and others. for some of the
leaseholds, but they prefer to do
some boring on their own account.
with a reasonable certainty of getting
as good results as those obtained on
adjacent lands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12

On the ground and the new ice inside
the fioebergs was much thicker. The
work of diseharging the ship was com
meneed at once and rushed TO com.
pletion. The supplies and equipment
We seldged across Ice and sea and
deposited on shore.
A house and workshop were built
of board, covered with sails and fit
ted with stoves. and the ship was
snug for winter in shoal water. where
she touched bottom at low tide. This
settlement on the stormy shores of
the Arctic ocean was ehristened Hub
bardville.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12
Advice 70 Girls,

BE helpers Of men" said the presi-
dent OF Vassar to the girl graduates.
That viii be well enough after they
get the men. In the meantime they
might help mother, Kansas City
Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12
SFECiAL NOTICE.

The Illinois Central suburban ser.
lte between Cairo and Mounds will
~ continued until further notice
IRAN leaves Cairo at G:l0 q. m. and
h;2o y, N. The passenger traffic he.
tween Mounds and Mound CITY will
pc handled ny the Cairo-S st. Louis
Electric railroad.
). q, HATCH,
General Passenger Agt.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. IL 1909.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-09-12
MCMILLAN SENT BACK AFTER
FEET ARE FRoZEN-REcoRp
MADE BY BARTLETT.
FORCED TO LAY DAYS IN LAKE
Port Quarter Rail Broken and Hole
Stove in 5uiwsrks In Attempt to
Escape Battle OF Great
Ice Cakes.

1.-THE following account by Commander
Peary of his successful voyage TO the
North Pole was issued on September 10
by the New York Times Company The
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ing or ahetting such violation, which
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