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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

The enthusiasts concerning Mars have
robbed the temperance Of Halley's comet
of much OF the attention which II would
ordinarily expect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

So far as surface indications go. there
are more people after a District commisS
sionership than after the place Mr.. Crane
vacated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

The sugar transactions brought little
money to the conscience FUND. but none
of II came from the big beneficiaries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

Nine. 6teinheil managed to get more
consideration than most people who seek
to influence events by threatening to pub
lish "reminiscences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

Whatever criticism may be earned by
John Bull, 1t cannot be denied that the
English have some pretty good ideas
about foot ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

The notice given to the report that Mr..
Fairbanks has shaved off his whiskers
constitutes an assurance that he, too.
though absent is in the public mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

1t is feared that Zelaya is one of those
impulsive border statesmen who shoot
before they think.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

One Of the tests OF social leadership in
some New York circles Is the ability to
keep divorce proceedings from becoming
Dublic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

Mr.. watterson talks az knowingly about
how a paper should be run as II he were
vox Populi or veritas instead OF being
an editor himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

Sir Thomas Upton still has chailenge
I'D his sleeve. but no chip on his shoui-
der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

Claus real for coming back the Beo
plane He's spent days here that he behind his schedule
Though the flying machine would the delays
Perhaps we'll sell him the Bleriot aeropane Wouldn't be fine to
see Claus gliding through the 50 miles hour
SANTA CLAUS SENT THIS MESSAGE: Il WANT TO
SEE AND TALK WITH EVERY GOOD LITTLE Girl. AND
BOY IN WASHINGTON. TELL THEM TO BRING THEIR
PARENTS-SURE"
OUR TOY STOCKS, THE BIGGEST WE HAVE EVER
;HAD ALL CAREFULLY SELECTED AND VERY LOW
PRICED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-19

MILK WAGON
Wagon IL In.
long with two tin
milk cans and
large plush horse
on rolling plat
s form 6Yc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
PREPARATIONS PARA EL
calRaal en- Ponce.
Choque de locomoto-
ras en- el canino de
Ia Playa.
Condenado a cinco dlas de
carcel y blanco de un tlro
escapado.

Febrero 5-Anoche en- la plaza de Ia Aboli-
ci6n tuvo lugar Ell escrutinio de votos OBJ
tenidos para reina de carnaval del elemen-
to obrero, y result6, como era de esperar-
Sc, Jdado ell mayor n1mero de votos que
siempre sumo, nominada Ia sehorita
Rangel. Es una joven bella y distinguida.
Mahana tendrd lugar ell escrutinio de
los votos obtenidos por la reina del carna-
val, nominada por ,algunos socios del cast
no de Ponce, y desnues del excrutinio ha-
BIRD baile. -.
Ell dia 90 sera la coronation de Ia reina,
y con este motive Sc inauguraran los bal
les en- dicho centro, llevandose q etecto esa
noche uno de traies. Los dias 2l.22 y ,
habra bale de mascaras.
Dado ell entusiasmo que reina, puede ga
rantizarse que las fiestas del casino de Pom
ce de este aio resultaran esplendidas, pues
tanto Ia presidencia como Ia directiva es-
tan dispuestas echar ell resto.
Esta noche Sc reunen varias seioras en-
los salones del centro con objeto de acor-
dar trajes para comparsaS y arreglo para
los salones. 'F
Hoy entire doce y una del dfa, hubo un
choque en- Ell camino de la playa y la esta-
ci6n, entire dos maAuinas del fcrrocarril
Afortunadamente no hubo desgracias per-
sonales que lamentar, y todo Sc reduio q
la destruction de rnaquinas y wagones.
Como las tres de la tarde de hoy, y en-
ell momento en- que la Corte Municipal &C.
lebraba session viendo juicios eriminales,
en- Ia secretariade la misma Corte Sc le es-
cap6 I'm tiro de revolver al ioven Rafael
Figueroa, que trabaia ALI, y iue herir
en- Ia frente al individuo Claudio Santaella,
condenado momentos antes por Ia Corte
q cinco dias de prisi6n, y q. Sc encontraba
detenido. El hecho fue puramente casual
y el Juez Municipal dicto orden de prisi6n
contra Figueroa, quien ingres6 en- Ia carcel
saliendo bajo fianza de observation-disclosures
Ell informe medico es que la herida no pre-.
senta sintomas de gravedad. La bala entr6
por el lado derecho de la frente, salendo
por la misma frente despues dc recorrer
un trayecto de cuatro cinco centimeros;
pero parece que no rompi6 el craneo.
Tanto es el cascajo que Sc esta echando
en- las GALES de esta ciudad para tapar ba-
ches que 81 Ilega haber grandes luvias
el que nos visite de fuera va dudar 81 Sc
encucntra en- una importante ciudad en-
cI GAUGE dc un rio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
GRAVE HTUAC|0N CREA-
da a los Estados UnidOs
Moviniento de Ia es-
cuadra japonesa en-
el P Pacifico.
Alarma e inquietud en-
Washington.
SentenCia recaida en- el case
del comandante del "Geor.
gia".

Washington, s Febrero. Los Bills an
ti-japoneses discutido en- ell Senado de
California y despues en- ell Estado de Ore
gon son calificados como una sorpresa,
puesto que fueron introducidos inespera
damente. Con Oregon son tres los Es
tados que han aprobado esas leyes que
vueIven a argavar la sit uaci6n entire los
gabinetes de Toxic y Washington.
Han causado alarma en- toda la costa
americana del Pacifico los movimientos
de la escuadra japonesa que han sido anun-
ciados por los Gltimos despachos publ
cados hoy por la prenss, En- Washington
SO estima grave la actitud de las fuerzas
navales japonesas y el gabinete de RooS-
evelt Sc manifesto impotente para dar
nuevo rumbos la actitud de las Estad0,
hostiles los iaponeses En- Toxic Sc
guarda absolute reserva de los planes del
gobierno; pero segdn una nota otciosa
del presidente del Conseio de ministries.
, ell Jap6n aguarda ell desarrollo de los aeon
tecimientos para ohrar en- su cousecuen-
cia; pero Sc nota una gran irritaci6n en-
todos los elementos tanto del gobierno
como de la Naei6n.
New York, 8 Febrero.-El comandante
del Georgia" que fu6 sentenciado por
una Corte militar ha sido rebajado dicz
puntos de su escalaf6n y suspendido du-
rante 6 meses en- su empleo sueldo
Mr.. Qualtrough Sc muestra descontento.
con esa resolution q. no considera justa.
New York, Febrero Sci presidente elec
to Mr.. Taft, segGn informa un despacho
de Colon recibido en- esta ciudad, sah6
de Panama de regreso los Estados Uni
dos. FL canal que seguira construytn-
dose por el Sistema de esclusas, costa
ra doscientos noventa y siete milonGs
Sc ahade que Mr.. Taft ba decIarado que
el canal qucdard terminado durante su
administration, segdn 10 ha promitido
el coronel GoethaIs.
Roma, Febrero Sci gobierno dc
esta capital, de acuerdo con sugestio
nes hechas por el propio rey Victor Ma
nuel, ha acordado conceder al presdente
Roosevelt, el titulo de ''ciudadano de Ru-
ma" en- virtud del agradecimiento de
la Ciudad Eterna por la conducta de Roo
seveIt ante la hecatombe de Stella y Ca
labria.
Berlin, Febrero S.-Se preparan ex-
traordnarios festeios para celebrar Ia
pr6xima vista del rey Eduardo, ito del
Kaiser. FL emperador Guilermo darA
d su ito una reception que hara 6poc a
en- los anales de las mas fastuosas celebra-
das en- Ia Corte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
Sordo-r do destroza-
do en- Vega Baja por
u1 tren.
Cerca de la casa de don
Luis Garcia. ocurrio el
hecho.
Iba descendiendo ell tren, por
una pronunciada pendiente.
(Por telegrafol.

kPOT telegTalOt.
vega-Baja Febrero s.-Hoy en- lAt pri-
meras horas de la mahana. Ocurri6 en- e:ta
localidad. un desgraciado suceso.
Al pasar el tren cerca de Ia casa de boo
Luis Garcia. Sc advirti6 un hombre que
caminaha por el mismo eentrO de Ia via
Ell maquinista empez6 enseguids Ia
maniobra de detener el tren, pero este
de.liraba por una muy pronuncisda pen
diente por 10 cual fuG impossible detenerle
con toIa rapideE.
Entonces, en- vista de Ia inminencia del
peligro, Sc apel6 i Ia bOcina que emPezi
ensegui5a 4 dar exiraordinariOs pitaEos
mas TODD iuG inutil EI bombre eon,inua-
bs iDpasibIs por el csmino de hero. L-a
.1rio mgd9
Al iin. vino 10 inevitable FL trea a'-7-
IIj al p1bre sordo n8do, dsstroElna.lo
horriblsmsnie y coavirtiendo 81 r4srPo
En- peiaE0s sangrientcs y dsfrrnsa
FL sord5 nudo era enpIead2 j ma
r1.a osreaal, para donds Sc dsagA
= sfirma que el nnsquinis,a i.i proc.
pIrarija con el preseutada sa ia p.''-
ma hgislatura- Fl presen'a31 % Mar
- 1903 ascea4i5 ( SO .955 y. p =inera
qas ain e1sndo este afo 10 h--zis biA
De d.ticisosiss s.emprs sl setlll 7'e'a-
passto prssniAria ~ agmssto D. slD.
nIr-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
ano fiscal.

En- el presupuesto anterior la aslg-
naci6n para BibTlotech Y museo estaba
incluida en- el total del departamento de
instruction y ascendia ess gasto $4,000.
En- el corriente presupuesto ligura en- par
tida aparte con un total de $3.50. Re-
sulia pues IN aumanto en- junto de $40.
7OU
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
Desgraciado suceso
en- Vega Baja.
(Por teIegrafo.)

(Por teIfgrafo)
Hoy recibimos de Vega Baja, el telc-
grama siguiente:
Vega Baja S, lI.O4 a. m. Director
Correspondence. San Juan, P. II. Fc
rro-carril acaba arrolIar al individuo Va
lentfn Otero tEI MudoJ, deiandoIe mucr
to en- el acto. Hecho pasd entire csi.
cidn Vega Baia y San Vicente, d la :
~ am Correo detalIes. Correspon-al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08

Parece que un siglo hace con;
sideraban las autoridades
de los Estados Unidos que
Puerto Rico estaba "prepa.
RADIO para Ell gobierno pro-
pio''.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
Ia CORRESPONDENCE" EN- GUAYAMA.
LAS pegonas que deseen en- Guayana cogeguir
la Correspondence, lueden encoltala todos los
dIas en- .e estab|ecinento de pe|uQueia del 81.
Julian Vi0odas .~-
P|LDORAS ANT|BAC|LARES.

Las p anbaeles han probado mas poroso msdamento
de las aecciones del respratoro y
pulmona edn pldoras
poddo coupobao
enfmos deben elias restabecimento.
Sc halan 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
Cine Puerto. Rico
PIograma para esta nochc.

PTograma para esta nochc.
rHsa TANDAs-GRAsDE EsrRExos.
Ia. TANDA.
10. Sinionia por Ia orquaSta.
-. Vida Parisie n Miniature.
IN. Excursion de las Cauasta..
10. Vieios Cotorros.
30. Las Dos Modelos. Esireno.
90. Drama en- un Campamento (
tano.
"a. TANDA.
10. Sinfonia Por Ia orquesta.
%. Hsrederos previsores.
30. Tenor poderoso.
10. FL pretendiente de Ia Sta Tony
So HsgAsl favor de spresurarse.
60. La Bella y el Honstruo.
3a. TANDA.
10. Sinfonia por Ia Oquss;a.
20. Avsnturss de unz ehaqgsia.
50. Parientes testarudos.
10. He perdido Ia bola.
So. Lsng1ais BE las flores.
6. Ia suegra diri 4 los srss. Sni.4
os eznbios Del tempo.
PRECIOS POR TANDA.
Paieos eoa tntrsdaz. $3.50.
Luasias eoa 4 entrndAs .s0.l0
SH@@@s ss...sss.s....s.. - "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08

Ell Congreso de los Esta-
dos Unidos consldero el
asunto mientras el pue-
bio americana y las au-
toridades lie "prestaban
decidida protection"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
RED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Vapores correos Americanos entire New York,
Puerto Rico, Curazo Venezuela

Sahedo del nueAe Brooklyn, a Wall
Vapor CARACAS 5000 Tons Vapos de doble h6ice
PHILADELPHIA $500 Vapo MARACAIBO $500 4
MERIDA 66O ZULIA 1900
SALTDAS DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO
Steamp Leave N Y Arr San Juan Smpp Juan Aibe
y o'ook Noon New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-08
.hOvNIENT0 REVOLUCI0-.
naIio coneeTtado en- los
Estados Unid0s para fun
daI Ia 'Repub|ica de
Puerto Rico

Docufnentos queespre-
san que el movinien-
to fracaso por Ia trai-
cion de uno de los
conjurados "sin IN
ochavo en- San Bar
tolonne y nadando en-
orc en- Curazao".
Evening star., 1909-04-21
Repairs to River Craft.

The power launch Two Friends. ownea
by Charles Hand and others OF this city,
is out on the railway at Regan's boatyarl
for her spring overhauling and cleaning
in preparation for the opening Of the
boating season on the Potomac. The work
on the launch will be completed about
the end OF this week. and the boat viii
be put overheard. ready for service. The
owners OF the Two Friends will this
spring use the boat on q trip to the In.
land waters OF North Carolina for hunt
ing and fishing.
The steam launch BY BY, owned By
Capt Marion Phillips OF Petersburg. Va.
IL on the railway at Regan's for attention
to her hull under water and for general
repair work. The launch IL being made
ready for q trip to Petersburg In the lat
ter part OF this month. The BY By win
be used by her owners for pleasure cruis-
ing on the Appomattox and James rivers
In the coming summer.
The launch Rosalie, owned by Capt.
Jack Hendley. Is to be again taken out
ON the railway TO locate and stop q leak.
Tho Rosalie, during the past six weeks.
had its hull rebuilt and the boat put io
thorough order for cruising. Soon after
being put overheard q leak developed In
the new work on the launch, and she =
to be hauled out to have 1t closed.
Evening star., 1909-04-21
New York,
Paris.

where the byroad Joined the main one.
AZ yet they had spoken between them
less than three-score words. They won
dered later in the day when they talked
thought and felt and conveysd had been
packed into such compass. Now. - they
paused at the joining Of the roads. Ath-
lyme :aid-and. strange to say. It was In
10y. won't you come with ne for ridef
have my motor here and We can 80
alone. There is much I want to say to
you-much to tell you. and the speed will
aItn Rsg u.s. !; want g1n,aSo to Fash rus y
looking softly up. caught the lightning
that flashed from his eyes. and her own
fell. A tide OF red swept her face; this
divine pink-like summer sunset on snowy
heights. Her voice was low and thrilling
as she answered with eyes still cast down.
'I'll 30 with you where you wtll--to the
end Of the world-or heaven or hell II you
And then. as II compelled By force b.
yond control, she raised her eyes to his.
Shall you come with me to the car: or
shall bring 1t to the hotel?' He spoke
once more in something like his ordinary
voice.
"Neither!' she answered. with her eyes
still fixed on his unfiinchingly. He felt
their witchery run through him like hre
now: his blood seemed to boil az II rushed
awake and at one.
II must go back to see IL there 10 any
wire from daddy. and to leave word that
I am going for a drive. shall tell my
Father and mother and Aunt Judy are to
arrive at Windermere at O'Clock unless
we hear to the contrary. You bring up
the motor toto there where we meet"
taking them from his she raised an arm
and pointed gracefully up the byroad.
toward where they had sat.
Don't come with me-" she said. as he
moved move with th,l her. 1t Twill. viii be sweeter to
And So. he raising his cap as he stood
aside, she passed on after sending one
flashing look OF love right through him.
At the hotel she found a wire from her
father to the effect that they would not
be able TO leave Euston at 11:30 Is In
tended. but that they hoped to reach
Windermere at 7:05. This pleased her.
for it gave her another two hours for
that motor drive to which she looked
her maid that she would be out till late
in the afternoon, as she was going mo-
toring with friend, and that she. Eu-
genie. could please herself a. to how
maid asked her what she wished a. to
lunch, she answered:
Il shall not want any lunch. but IL We
feel hungry we can easily get some On
the way,
Which way shall you bs going. mis4
in case any one should askT
IT really don't know. Eugene. just
said I would join In the drive. dare
say 1t is up somewhere among the lakes.
That Is where the fine scenery Is"
And what about wraps, missf You
will want something warm for motor
ing. That dress you have on - rather
thin for the purpose"
"Oh dear, oh dear!" she answered with
chagrin. This will do well enough,
think. We shall not, expect. be going
very far. It I find ! want q wrap ]
can borrow one" And or she set for the
rendezvous.
(To be continued tomorrow.)
Evening star., 1909-04-21

The Arlington Drug Company has bee1
incorporated at Hagerstown. Nd. with .
capitalization OF 5000. and with De. ~.
n Nihiser Of Keedysville. president
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
THE"OPEN|NC GUN"
In War Between insurgents" and
President Taft to be Fired by
Senator cummins.

Chicago. Oct 1.-THE opening gun
in the war between The insurgents"
and President Taft over the tariff bin
may he fired in Chicago by Senator
Albert b Cummings OF Iowa on No
yember IL. The Iowa senator. who
took a prominent part in the fight on
the tariff bill at the last session ot
congress. will he the guest OF honor
of the Marquette Club on that night,
and the principal speaker of the occa-
sion Local politicians are Of the
opinion that Senator Cummings viii
take advantage of the opportunity TO
reply to President Tafts recent
speech at Winona. MINI. unfolding
the tariff. and that he viii pay especial
attention to Senator Aldrich and Con,
gresham Cannon. Ii Is the general
belief that the Iowa statesman on this
occasion will uphold the actions Of
himself and his associates, LaFollette,
Long. Beyeridge. ct al in the senate
and Parsons ana Murdoch in the
house. when they fought the passage
OF the present bill. National politics
have been quiet in Chicago ever since
the adjournment OF congress, even
President Tait'S visit and speech fail.
ing to start the pot boiling. but the
politicians believe that Senator Cum
minis viii enliyen things when he
picks UP the gauge OF battle thrown
down by President TAFT in his pro-taT-
i'll speeches on the present tour Sen
ator Cummins, who 5 credited with
originating the Iowa idea" of tariff
reform, has involved in number Of
bitter political fights in the last
eight or ten years, and has shown that
he isn't afraid TO lock horns with the
leaders in bis own party or the oppos-
ing parties.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
RIVER NEWS
.a.saaaaaasasassssaaaaaaas

The river marked IL feet on the
Cairo gaugle last evening showing q
rise of Il OF foot in n hours,
The Eagle came up yesterday with
a barge OF logs
The Josh Cook went to ST, Louis
with a barge OF logs. Capt II. c
partee went on her to study the chan
mel The Wash Honshell brought two
harges of lumber from the lower river
yesterday.
The Enterprise came up With tive
harges of humber aud one Of LOGS AMI
returned light,
Yesterdays Globe. Democrat said
The United States staamer King ar.
rived here from Cairo yesterday
morning Capt Bates reports al least
s feet OF water in the channel he
tween here and Cairo. except at
Grand Tower. where he found 7ls
feet. nredges are working there ana
he SAYS will he ah,e 10 ne; feet, Tire
King Will leave for Cairo Weanas .lay
ana viii come rn making the anai
souudings for the president trip.
The Stacker Lee vii be QUE from
81 Louis today bouui Tor Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
FIRST FUNERAL GAR
Run Yesterday on lrterardan Railway
From csjrc.---To Extend Track
60 Cemetery This Week.

The first funeral party % be carried
To the cemetery over the jnterurban
railway Was that of n L. HlhbS yester
day afternoon. The car stopped In
front OF the home on sycamore street
at 2:eo o'clock and arrived at Mounds
at :; IS. lef, Mounds az and arrived
here at t.41
As yet the track Inns not been laid
up To the cemetery, the end ot the line
being ahogt 25ea fee, fFQn the ce.u-
etery ana the distance must be cover
ca on loot lut the company has ms
ge.ial placed along the rsEat-of-vay "a
Gently granted ey the Mound CITY
council aua will proceed ia lay tAe
track to the cemetery at oace. Tae
company expects 20 offer every 2c-
eommo3auon 20 funeral PARTIES wtsu
lis line IS in fall operation
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
IMPROVED SERVICE
NEW ILLINOIS CENTRAL FREIGHT
TRAINS or GREAT VALUE TO
CAIRO SHIPPERS.
Average of Sisty-Seven Cars Per Ia.
Come Down Frc~1 kcrtr-Ef.
teen 10 Twenty Cars Per
Day CO South

Cairo shippers have been passinE
coEnpiime lg&ry remarks rrol The i'm.
proved freight se~vtce on the Illinois
Central The Kew train from. ana .
aae north recently pa. on has demon
started us great value In "a 7-osg Sig,
nal manner ana Cairo wholesale men
Gave been quick 90 take full aEvan-
age al the eztrao-15a-y accom- mod
s.02 IL offers tAem. -l7 value Of ths
train IS demonstrated by ina assavg
business 5t carries Since s.. has been
a1c o1 ,ae soath bound train mas
brought 5nta Cairo an average Of 81
2ays per dag ana 30 expeditions IS lis
movement ta2. Il has not missed
.oDce reaching Cairo in time 70 have all
cars placed 10 the var5. ready far III
aaai1g al y 8. m. air earlier. TEE
1crtA train also il heavily ratrorizeG
I'm or3eE 10 get r eff on time The com
2aHy IaSt stop receiving freight for
e a. ?. n. AMI there is always
great rush toward CLOSING time. On
Wednesday az Last week. ar 4 O'Clock
twenty great truck wagons were In the
yaFis loaItsl vita reiz1t for this
train, and il took hard work To get il
ak of
Another train evar which Cairo
grain men are particularly alara1 il
1ae which Leaves Mounds every morn.
ing for Birmingham. Ala This vas
~tarle& sone months ago 10 relieve 4
strong pres sure for service into the
southern territory where Cairo deal
s-s TO heavy business. The effect af
the service is that. while formerly s.
took rvee6 or longer for a shipment
from Cairo 90 reach its destination.
now il reaches Birmingham ,he Ses-
9l& morning after leaving Mounds
an& shippers must forward taetr Bills
3 la5ing direct 30 Birmingham or
tae.r freight Will reach its destination
before the bill gets there
From fifteen 20 twenty ears IF CaIeo
grain, hay etc. leaves Mounds daily
on rais rrain for BErs1.u CHAM territorF.
The business has grown rapidly In this
direction, as has also the business to-
tae n0rth, as q result OF these i'm
proved facilities
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-18
RETURNED TO
THEIR PARENTS
VIVtENO CHILDREN SAY THEY
WERE LEFT IN THE STREET
BY 4 WoHAN-kl ONAPER
VAS SAMUEL TURF.

Chicago. Oct. IT.-Tomas0 an,
Grace yiriano. the 81 Louis children
stolen from their homes June ,. were
returned to their fathers here today
The fathers OF the youngsters art
brothers and men OF wealth The1
declared that no ransom had beer
paid. Both asserted that they wouls
bend every energy to running dow
the kidnapers.
We were with Sam and mamma
said the boy to his father. We lived
IN the basement OF wooden house
They would never Jet US go out IL
play Mamma took US ont on tbs
street the other night and left us b.
ourselves"
The sam" mentioned Is believed
by the ylvianos to be Samuel TURF
who was employed in their factory al
ST Louis. and for whom the police
have been searching since the kid
mapping.