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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
Thirty-fivc States 1ni Terri.
tories Will Have Chance
to See Him.
BY JAMES A. EDGERToN.

ny ~ ~ > a EDb ElS l ON.
FESHE TAFT tour will cover abort
M 1900 miles, en- slightly less
- than hat If President EooSt-
welt 10 the l'aciHc coast and
longer than auy other presidential
jaunt Ia history, Starting on the pres
ident's lifts second birthday, Sept. IS.
it ends on Nov 10. although two later
side trips carry it up f. Noy. II. The
tour proper coyegS thirty-liye states
and territories. and the only reason
That Ii does not cover more is Thai ii
is not Il snake and cannot make too
crooked Il trait There are now SEIZED
uled seventy five speeches in ti.ty-tive
cities, ami there will he as rNnp mure
rear platform TALKS in as many towns
as railroad stops will permit and
lt$ty hinged p0puace c3u induce the
president to make Taft will visit the
Toilette, Cumtnlus, Deliver. Nelson.
C!app. Brown, EurEctt and Roruh and
wilt talk more peace than The Hague
conference Also these gentlemen
should make sure tIat he does not
steal their states away frop} them dur
ing The lioWwow, He will also visit
the Rocky mountain region aud the
nfthWest. where reclamation. con
sertation and the HaiiuSer pincdot
controversy have their luilS. aud he
may Ice expected to be- the great paeit
eater again, He will stop of III the
Alaska YukonI'acinc exposition and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
MAYbRAY CASE
NOW At OMAHA
FEDERAL GRAND JURY TAKES
EVtDENCE-ALsO TAKES u
CASE or u ION PACIFIC
TRAIN ROBBERS.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 5.--The federal
grand jury today concluded taking
evidence in the hearing OF i, c. MAY
bray and associates WAC are charge
with using the ma.a 20 defgaud The
evidence was similar to that taken
by the federal grand jury at Council
Bluffs whereon indictments were re-
turned against eighty-fyc.
Following the conclusion OF the
MayEray hearing the grand jury took
Up the cases Of the four men charged
with robbing the Union Pacific mail
train here several months ago. The
action in both the Maybray and the
robbery cases Is expected to be made
public next week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
PREGDENI TAFT'S TOUR O IlEE NATION
He Will Give the Country His
Views on Many Topics
OF importance.

line. but congressman are now 50 plen.
tifui as 80 he M longer curiosity, III.
though ii is said that lobbyists will
still pay money to see them.
In New 0rlcanS President Taft. the
governors, congressman and several
hundred other citizens will gather In
a deep waterways convention to CON
slider ways ana means to run ships
from Lake Michigan to the gulf of
Mexico. The only Kind Of ship that
can 80 down there now is an airship,
and it would have to fy high or II
would bump into Chicago and the hills
IT ~ proposed to entarEe the Chicago
drainage can'yf, the Illinois river AT 4
the Mississippi until they can feat big
oecan freiEhters and passenger craft.
SO be Presidents trip Is not all pleas
IRE, II helps dig future bitches aud
draws winter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
GOOD LOOKS FOR ALL.
'Elow the Skin May be Made Soft and
Reautifs4 Without Cosmetics
or Massages

Scientists have recently found that
practically all skin blemishes, such al
pimples, sallow skin, dry. colorless
lips, premature wrinkles. blackheads
and emaciation of face and figure
come from lack Of red corpuseles in
TIE blood. This undoubtedly accounts
for tile unsatisfactory results from
massage, face steaming or toilet To-
'tions. 1t now seems clear that the skin
must have nourishment from within.
A mild internal treatment has late
ly been discovered which in a week
viii do more to clear up the complex
ion and bring to it the rosy hue of
perfect health than all the beauty
doctors cen ever do
Mango is the name Of the new rene
KY which Ii accomplishing such won
derful results whele glce massaga
and such tiresome processes have
failed.
Mango Is simple tablet to ~ taken
after meals, 1t clears the complex
ion very quickly, brings color to the
checks. makes the lips full ana rad
and inviting, and rounds out all hol
a#tslaees 1t will make the thin and
rundown full and plump: put plenty
of rich red blood in the arteries. AMI
strengthen weak, nervous system.
Mango Is offered in Il novel manner.
One reliable druggist in each town is
appointed representative Of the MAJ
go Company, OF America, ami IL sup,
piled with a stock which must he
sold on the understanding that the
purchase price will be Immediately re
funded If the purchaser is not en-.
tirely satisfied with the results.
Paul G. Schulz and Sons, the popa-
lar druggists have been chosen to
handle Mango for Cairo and vicinity,
and they have just received a fresh
Supply enough, it is hoped, for the
Increasing demand A two weeks
treatment enough for mild eases cos.s
but soc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
The Bulletin 10 on sale at the 10
lowing places:
Coleman's, 2f4 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
KIclxERts DAY.

Mayor Calvin OF Cincinnati, has
set anart one day In the week as
'1sKicker's Day. On that day, accord
inc to the Mayors announcement,
every man, wotian anf cffffi With A.
grievance is Invited to come to the
eitv hall and tell about IT."
Mayor Galyin's plaa Is ret withaat
its good points. The kicker, Ike the
poor. ID always ii eFidenees He is
jnsistent and persevering. The mayer
will save time and trouble by his
method Of punching complaints. BY
hearing them all In lie day he will
avoid the necessity Of hearing them
every other day and all lays. in the
week, as lie doubtless has been doing
heretofore. greatly to the obstruction
or The other business Of his Office.
Aaeting them In mass he can put q
tine limit on grievances, allowing
five minutes. say, to the individual
kick The kickers will object OF
course to Icing limited In their re.
marks and few of them are SO gifted
i'm terse expression as to say all they
want to say In five minutes. Strict
sMseipline in the mayors office will
educate most of them to the lesi,,
ability OF economy In time and breath
They will memorize their speeches.
Lefore going to the mayor and grad.
nally viii acquire tie rather diffiepltI
art oil putting their gest kicks fore
most
Gathered on common ground and in
common cause the kickers may take
counsel with one another ana byI
swapping experiences get rii Of a.
surplus of steam This would serve
a good purpose enabling their ind &
nation to cool Lefore facing the
municipal presence. Whom the gods
would destroy the must first make
mad" Mayors, like other people. are
more easily persuaded than hulldazad \
The kicker who keeps his temper IN
more likely to command attention
and less likely to be thrown down
the city hall steps tnan the militant
parsonage who sS >gger3 in Will
aarsh words on his lips and a meta
phorical chip on his shoulder.
In cases where the lickers repre-.
sent Numerically opposite views on
tile same subject the mayor cotld ;r.
range to bring them together in
sort Of miniature joint debate The
time limit then might be extended II
The discussion proved to be edifying
or diyerting to his ...ayorship. Cranfs,
rure and simple, might be required
to state their case to the policeman
at the door, who could be relied upon
40 give them walking orders. or lock
them up, as occasion demanded.
d Mayor Galvin's plan has so many
advantages that it IL remarkable that
lie. or some other mayor heset by
kicrers. did not think about it
sooner CoIriel-Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
LOST BOY |SF0UND
Young SIM OF Mr. arc Mrs Apologize
Walked Home From Show
Grounds.

The G-year0ld son of Mr. ana Mira
"has. Applegate who nacame sepa
rated from his parents Monday night
an the show grornGs turned up at
home safe and sound at about mid
night A moment before the lights
went out Mis-, Applegate released h.
1and In order to put on her JACKET
While she was doing this, the lad dis,
1EEeared and a thorough search o.
the grounds was made by the a.nost
frantic motaeF. She arrived home a.
1880 and was told by a man boarl-
ing with the family that the hoy had
come home about d na.f hour before
and at the time he was In the house
lying on the floor. fast asleep TIE
10y would not say much about his
experience to his i-Aents except THAI
he pot TO some street and walked.
When he saw the court house he
knew where he was. Mrs. Apologize
thinks that some person on the
grounds may have showed him the
way to his home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
DIRECTORS CF
TWO RAILROADS
HAD ELECTIONS YE5TE2 DAY--
CHICAGO & ALTON. AND ST.
LOUIS & MIN. .EAP0LIs-AN.
NUAL REPOR- S MADE.

Chicago, Oct 5.--At the annual
meeting ca tire CAicazo 6 Alton rail-
read company today 5. N, FELTON, re-
tile3 from the directorate Edward a.
Tilden OF Chicago. was elected to fill
the vacancy The other members
We're reelected
The annual report shows, gross re
celpts from operation OF $12.5Q0,tS2:
net receipts $5192,0 S3 A deduction
Of the interest charges, guaranteed
dividends and taxes leaves balance
Of s1GGG,2el Oct Of this the diyi-
dends were rail leaving a surplus of
$&2445
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
Winning the South,

After leaving New Orleans the pres
fdpnt VIII make Il general tour OF The
south and will incidentally eat many
p0ssGm dinners. When Roosevelt went
south Il was the bears that were IN
dlSmay, hut Taft throws a panic
among The rosSumS. No president
since ts,c war has eDdeavored more
ardently or successfully than Mr.. Taft
to wipe ont he last trace Of sectional
feeling aud 10 erase Mason and Dix
on's line from the map. He has done
this by d very nice geological discrm-
nation. He has not only cultivated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
A Trip to the Neon.


Some Ingenious and supposedly vera
cious fgurer has mude the Interesting
discovery that in the last ten years
Taft has Travelled Il distance slightly
greater than that to the moon or at
least he will have done SO when be
completes this tour. Starting when
made governor general Of the Philip
pines In 1900, he has been hitting the
road at clip running all the way
from 5000 to 10000 miles a year and
has Incidentally promoted peace and
natrimony ON the way This makes
him not only the most Travelled Of the
presidents. but lands him in class by
himself ~ globe trotter. Back and
forth TO the Philippines. to Cuba, to
Porto Rico. to Panama. 10 the Vatican
ard finally around the world lie has
gone. 10 say Nothing Of tile trips he
has made over his own land in outrun-
ming Bryan for The presidency. VIII
liam Jennings is something of a tray
eler himself, and when The two Of them
t1t Vt1 tsAi AtFsk4 ltttlf WHY AtNt iPAtef
and smoking rights of way, The coun-
try has probably never seen distance
eaten up as It was in the last cam
paigu. AS for Taft, he has the peri
patetic habit and may be expected TO
Guido RooseyeIt's record as a railroad
patron, 1t may lie that before Taft ii
ont Of Office the aeroplane win become
the usual vehicle Of travel. and IL It
docs and If n machine can be made big
enough for Taft there is no question
that be Will take an Aerial tour. If
there are any rev ways OF going he
viii he in on them. as he has tried all
the ways here are in existence now
Gll, at least, except the submarine. AMI
this he has probably avoided FOR safe
ty If Mr. Taft were to board sub
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
ANOTHER RAILROAD MEETING

Minneapolis, let AT the annr al
meeting Of the Minneapolis q St.
Louis railroad today 49, @, Frasier. OF
New York WIS elected a director
The following directors We're re
elected; Edwin HawIey. F. H. Davis,
John l.. HeRries. Fl, Z. Hunting, F. f.
Palmer, l.. & Weir and Frank Trum-
hull Of New York l.. r. Day Of Min
neapoiis.
Orders lave been issued for the
survey OF the line from Lepeau across
the Cheyenne reservation. but the
Officers Of the company declined 10
discuss thet order.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06

traverse the Pay Streak He will 10
the cities Of The coast. winding up
with the paradise around Los Angeles
ard lingering several days III the Yo.
semitic. He will also spend sou'e hours
amid the wonders Of the Grand can.
yuu, as earlier iu bis Journey IIe had
spent others rs delightful about Cole
RADIO Springs ana III the Royal gorg
near Pueblo.
He will meet President Dia2 on the
boundary. and the two will De whirie1
back aud forth into each Others re.
public regardless Vt tariffs or Of speed
laws. DaZ's birthday Ii tie same a.
that Of Taft, by the way, hut be had
il sooner. He is seyenty.ni@s aud has
been president Of Mexico l. 4st of that
tiiHp-auy way a long VIII He was
president when Taft WA 4 "rah-rah
boy ut Yale. What the Werioan OK.
ecutiye lacks tn years however he
makes up in other ways. In 4 weigh
ing match be would have Diaz jump
ing through The ceiling, The countries
over which the two men preside are
also slightly different.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
FIGHTING THE DEVIL WITH FIRE.

A man has a right under the laws
10 protect his life In the last emer-
gency by the use Of force.
But 1T lis the duty Of the state to
make ii unnecessary for any citi-
zen to resort to such methods Of self
protection Just so far as such meth
ods are stili necessary the state has
failed In its function.
Now the governor Of Kentucky puts
himself strongly on the right side
when he tells tire tobacco growers OF
The state to fight the devil with fire;
10 protect themselves by arms Against
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
AUGUST Circulation.

3l ......... .ZU3S
The above is a correct statement Of
the circulation OF The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1908 and for the month
OF August, 1909.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day OF September. 1899.
LEO J. KLER.
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
FIGHT is POSTPONED.

San Francisco, Oct. 5.-The Ketch-
eE5ohnson fight scheduled for Get II,
was postponed tonight until Oct. 1G at
the request of Promoter Coffroth,
who believes Saturday a better day
than Tuesday to draw a crowd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
KILLED BY AUTO.

Richmond, Ind. Oct 5.--Lee Hodg
ings, @ travelling man Of knightstowr,
was crushed TO death tonight when
his automobile ran off an embank-
ment and overturned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

a ,erage number of complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo
Bulletin printed daily and Sun
day during the year 1908 ,...,.IGSi
Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo
bulletin printed daily and sun
day during the month Of Aug
ust 1909 .................. -0to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06

The only Cairo paper with the ser
vice OF the Associated Press is The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06

The Cairo Bulletin N the only Cal
. paper with the service OF the Asse
ffatea Kzsaa. IA sgR
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06

Advertisers value the Bulletin be
canFe OF its extraordinary "psillinY'
RoxaE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
Down the Mississippi.

One of the Texas stations at which
the presidents train will stop ii Taft
The name is already getting into gee
graphical fame. only in this case 1t
Is that Of mis- brother Charley. a BIZ
ranch aud a fine house there belong t.
Charles r.. at which the president viii
stop for several days to rest up froN
his outing.
From ST, louis Mr.. Taft will go tc
New Orleans on a Mississippi river
steamboat. 1t was at one time report
cd that Mark Twain would pilot this,
hut Mark thought 1t over and conflud
ed thar a boat with the president
aboard would be TOO heavily loaded
for man of over seventy 10 handle.
In the boat behind the president
fvilI come about thirty governors-all,
I'm fact, that can be coaxed out Of the
brush at one time. Governors are
not always easy to CATCH MS witness
Taylor Of Kentucky Something like
hundred congressman will also trail
the procession somewhere along It'd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06

the possum. but by being friendly and
showing that he is Il jolly good fellow
Taft has captured he heart of tbt
south He witt undoubtedly extend
the field Of his conquest On the pres
eGt trip. Incidentally he will spend a
day OF two ut Augusta where he play
ca golf and escaped anxious politicians
as president elect
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
TIME CanD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

Rs,sy E:ao cars due TO leave Second 81 &c
SSa abssN ing north on Commercial Ave
every lb minutes from a. m. to IL p. IN.
Gotns north.on Walnut Stevery IL minutes
ffom Cos a. IA to l0;6S p. nj.
Poplar ST. Line a q saSs sa ass o. g. as'
ing north on Holhrook. at $50, 6:27; 6:42, s57
Tia a. m and on the same minutes every hour
M til 10:42 and 1ii2 p. III.
Going west on Twenty Eighth 81. ~ 6ss
sfa; s:34, 8:4s and 7.04 q. nj. and on same tntn.
ates every hour until l0:si and i1;u4 p, m.
Poplar ST cars due to pass st. Mays pArk
ib minutes after leaving Second ~
Bell Line Owl Cars n 1ssa J. on m want ,ass
IN. t:S0 q, m; $50 n m; BRO =. M; s;So 4. M
40 a. IN.
North On Comm erctal-~i1 .. m. a, ia. 10
m B a. IN. a. IA, a. III.
Belt and Owl cars are due 10 rAsa Woa
Ihirts fourth 81 ID minutes After .easin
Sec M St
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06

~ R0P In OUR STORE during our Majestic DEM
0nstraiion Week, October 4th 10 October 9th,
and let us show You why The Great and Grand
Majestic Range is The best on earth. A Souvenir Sci
OF Ware worth IS co. given with every Majestic
Range sold. WOODWARD HARDWARE COMPANY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06

-sir>, Aiesso tet County, siiinsia
"oou.sticn 'e,1a1
Nayor. GEU.H : PARSQN3.
nStC CHER
Treasurer FRANK d. ARM,
SIkOx
City Attorney. HUNTER BIRD.
Compt oler. ERNEST WORKMAN
Magistrate. ANDREW WafTf.AMP.
cnief of Police. M. s. EaAN.
Alexander County Population x7,4g1
County Clerk, JESSE &c. Myl.t.pa.
CincD' Cler1, ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff FRANK 6. DAVIS.
States Attorney. MEX Nj. WI SON.
CpunIy Superintendent OF Schools.
PROF. S. &c. GOIyT.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED Ia
NEI.llS
Coroner, DR JAS. MMANUs.
Rusra us County Commissioners
j. j. JENNt1l.Lh, Chairman.
q v. SEFF. ~
or, EDWIf+ GAUFM.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06

Have the Bulletin on your break
asst table everv morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06
CAIRO & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY co.
1NrERURBAN LINE.)

TIME CARD.
Cars will leave Second street, Cairo
far Mound City and Mounds as fol-
toWs:
First car leaves at 4.3o a. m.
Second oars leaves at q. m. and
every hour thereafter until 8 r. m.
LAST cars leave at o:40 p. m. and
1f:20 p. m.
G. Z. ARMSTRONG,
General Superintendent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-06


marine the unusual weight might force
the craft to the bottom aud hold II
there. The president viii have to have
his submarines ana arraplanes made to
order. as he does his chnirs and beds.
Even the buying of n Taft horse
requires the securing LII eGntry.
in order that one may Hc leund that
will stand the strain, 0ae Of the
reasons that the White House auto
mobile Is Il government machine Ii
that no mere privately owned one
would be sufficient, III the matter q
the present tour. however the roads
are now we'll ballasted ana the cara
strongly buiIt, SO no fears need be en-.
tertained on that score.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
WfObilticringsrggtcrmc.

Gen rs. Sec. oco t2-SiOen on
9lftenen lpreOtc Set Jig iou Ell 90.
6cilo oper @pcn, at Hegeringcn ban.
De fun0ct Den cllropGiife politilf(
Sitllotion lac olporlig, at Oen baD0(
Jet Jig noOioget til at inOful0e Ell
Itorrc &urItprfc til at 5elptte 6or-
tcrne.
Otter bpoo ST. Ggbl." e~rforer
itaor &pgtet / 6or6in0eiic meO, al
man forleOcn bop0e rnlminoeliQ
traplt / &rigsminiitcriet mco at lis
frrOige SnOfolOeliesor0re til Sc ire
iiOite Gorgnngc, men oeltne SrlOfal-
%0eliesorore er pnn i1lgen MuaOe MS
ienot.
W}on bar Blot 0nifet at bupe Sen
liQqcnoe / @creoifnb, / 6ol0 ser
it1lloe inOtrr0e en- Situntion Iom
req ben rl1siiif-ioponife arig, pa Ser
io, iom %befenotc, inOfolotes en- Gel
Mnnoifob.
Stcmningcn / llolonOet Ifol Jpn
ri9t. efter boaO &e9eringen meO-
oeler, bopc 6eOret Jig / be ii0Itq
Gage.
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5ffc Srab, men NpOuGrgc,
QpDsfoIoet
/ YrG It epongen.

@n Gag / Slutningcn al iorrige
WaoneO opitoO Der, iom BET bar
pGret meOOelt / OFF" Slogsmaal
me1em @egnsmnno q. 4. Olien /
YrpItepangsbuiet pes @iQer6O 90
bans itarft beruieoe &llitrlt. Huber
Slagsmaalet ifltb6e0e Slicn lin So
ne om pan @uloet; bun fltn0e Doc
ieIO gno / Seng, men fif ON g}atter
&rompe o. 0p0e I'm M}orqcnen.
SEQ G60uftionen fonitatere0es
oct, at Qp0en IfDlote5 Stag / so
pe0et, % Der bleO Oerfor in0leoet
llnoeripgelie moo Wfonoen. 9enn(
ct MI i%litttet, og 8rcOerif5borg 4m-
llar oerefter beItemt, at set offcntlig(
life ifal foretage bi0ere / Sugen.
De UNDER 6orb6rene ofgipne 6or
flarinqer talte ifplge ~6reOerifsborG
9(mtst." ioo at iige ale I'll @un1
for ScgnsmunO Often, Ser ct Ifilore.
fom en- f%reoiommelig % eOrueIil
Mono: efter bpoO Ser er oplpIt, me
nes bans 0ptrGOen poa lllpffesaf
tenen fife at bape operIfreoet @ren
ferne for tillooelig N6opprge. Su
ftruens 060 mao 0erfor olenc til
ffripeS ct ulgffeligt &ilf9l0e.
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NrbcjOslpsbcOcn / 0anmarf.
G0er I 3 5000 orbeio5lpie

Get cr ct alt an0ct emo Init Bill
llOe, Der Diics IS al Acknowledgment
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6a~gforbulro Jig til Nrbci0erncs Or
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leie euer 14,6 psf.
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nGret o~rbeiosleie / flere Mooneoer.
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s llnOerltpttelie er Der / aft no
tetQlt 579,485 Str, men Nntullet,
inn en0nu fife fnar llnoer1tpttelie,
eQer JON / 2c6et al gtop. bill 6ope
rpbrugt ben, par 1880.
S 9(rbeiOsmauosfagene par 1866
Weolemmer eQer 1872 psi. ar6eios-
leie / Spgningsfagene 5000 Meo=
lemmer eQer 1874 psf, / SnOultri-
iagene 223t Me0lemmer eQer go
psf.
Sra SO 8ropius6Der i~orelaq Ser
8eretning ira $50 Sore1inger meo
1859 Meolemmer, bporuf 1885
bar a~rbei0slgie-
Den 9p, Der for 2jebliffet er
boar0eit rant, er @eliinger, bpor
Ger al 80 6oreninger meo 1850
Meolemmer bar 4O,5 psf, oltiaa
itGrft op MOB @alpoelen, arbeios=
ldie.
Men iioen Da er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iteget nleget ~betpOeligt for mango
Says GeOfommen0e.
S mango @ropirbper er 8pgge-
pirfiombcOen ganife opb6rt, / &e-
benbopn bur Wf1rerne 200 arbeios-
lqle rlere, Spgningsi1e0terne $50
fiere, MltrerurbejOsmpnOqne $50
fIere o.i.p.
90 ogioa / qrbeiosmano5fagene
% SnOuitrifuaene er oe orbeioslp-
les Sal pofiet betpoeligt.