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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23
A Lonely Thanksgiving

some years ago a sailing ship bound from
New York 10 Singapore Wigh OIL took hre In
the ui66le of the Indian ocean the 6sy before
Thnnksssiving- Realizing that X vas inpos-
sfble 70 eXringuish the burning oil. the captain
ordered the u-en 10 the boats. With such pro
visions as they could carry AZ short notice
The boEg boat. containing the captain second
mate and ten men got away all right. bat E2s
never heard Of again. The cater. with the nrst
nate and the rest OF the crew after drifting
about in the darkness for several hours, went
broG6si6s against a coral reef and Was
smashed like an eggshell The mate alone sue
cee5ed in reaching land. all the others being
dashed 70 death On the jsgged resf-polnts or
drowned sn the boiling surt
Daylight showed the survivor that he wss
razrOcned on a little island that vas not
much more than a cluster OF rocks rising above
TIE waves IL was hall mile vide al the xid-
est part and zbout mile in eineamferencs
and vas surrounded by hriStling ehevaux &c
frfse Of reefs. over which the billows spouted
IN foam and thunder Beyond the glitterfng
walls os spray was the desol2ts sxpanse q the
lndiAn ocezE- With lot s4il or = snndge Of
smoke anywhere In sight The shipwrecked
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

SlTlCg clEre-s folloE. tot even s-paE ne
~ell-todo oolor~d people the chicken seems 10
oe greieFred 10 TIE turkey. and lot iHfreg1eni-
ly tie 'F'ossEz Is preferred 70 both
Thanksgiving tirzs in WzshsnEror Is SIN
beautiful sesson- The leaves on rzry q The
trees s1l cling. and they retain their tOsch Of
autumn eosoT- Roses are in bloon in uznF
sheltered places. and roEsrs q oshe- kinds
are noi tnfreqsent IN the -o1i-osdoo-s- In
Tact thsre : uIly about o-e uonth Of the
Washington year in which u1e eanno. pick
soEe species o. noEsr in the open In ogdi
nary seasons The last q the rOsss drop from
The stsn zhout Christmas dz--
On CoDrecIicEt zvsnze On Tksrksglving CAV
there Il alEays parade q TIE notzbles q
TIE oGcial circles C01nectieut avenue ls o-s
a The fashionable thoroughfzres Of the cap
itzl city, and On sundays and holidays the side
walks are crowded With people On Thanks
giving dEy morning Il il Is pleasant one can
get fairly adequate knO~ledge q the winter
fzshto1s from a stroll down the avenue. for
CT thai day the women os society put On for
the hrst time. their cold weather Exrh. The
Counecticut avenue -psrade- is q Washing1on
ins;it1rton
lust abO1i q week after ThznksgiVirx. coz
grsss opens Nost % the members stay AZ
hone for the holiday. and then comes the rush
10 TIE e2pitzi Ike president hzils ThznksgiT-
ing 6zy ore % rest from his message WI
ting labor. presidents message aluays Is
long and IN some paris Il Is Of necessity dali
for u EuSt dezl xiih things Which eucfesss.5
ly have 10 liTs interest excepting 70 the stzris-
ticlAn- President Taft Is not as fO.d q writing
messages as Nss Presi5s1t Roosevelt, and II IL
entirely probable that there Is a real thanks
giving in the present presi&enI's heart over the
fact that On one day be kzS ample sIezss 70
drop his pea
Thsre are great Gzny goE el1hs N the
District q col1mta2 They play grsf AL win
ter lc1g IN this lEtifnce and President Tzfl
never EisoeS an opportunity TO 90 COT o1 the
inks TnznkxgsVing AftsTDooa every Washing
tonAzn who can. ard Uho knows how 70 play
the game. starts for the ciEh hoase- The pres
ident "a a Enezber az several golf clubs. lot IL
nay be q interest 10 the American people 10
knoE that he seldom plays On the grounds Of
the el1b which is Considered the most faxhioz-
able and exclusive In the cCEntrys capital
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

TIE news iteu1s embrace 4 shooting z
IN mistake for q deer; TIE probable
loss % tEo yozrg hunters IL TIE
north woods and The fading o' the
feet and shoes q nan Eho vas
eaten ~ wilc animals whls cut huui
tag These are EsrEi2Es O. the dan
gers o. the chase Ehieh merely give
re<s 20 the sport q the tOs hunter,
bet they shc1ld Esno1ish care, reysr-
theiess. during TIE Eszso. which Ia
ROW ~ hand
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

him Men have been working each Tor all anaN
AN for each When botanist m Java msae
sutta perchA how from tree. and when Asf
ander Agassiz and the rest compelled the l-aAs
SUPERIOR mines 10 deliver their COPPER. seHe
hundreds Of thousands OF Gods children De
tween them drew the copper into wire ana
shesthed il with gutta Pereha and laid Shei,
cable beneath the oceans The children Noisee
With their Father and the Father worked TNn
his children. n Is not one man who has oete
this II is not a hundred men. u Is the Union
Of the world. IL is this union OF the ohlidi.A
with the Father. and the Father with The eAH
dren. The great victories have teen ths VIC
tories which you and have prayed for sFeF'
morning when We have wished that the fA
TIERS viii may be done on earth Just a. u ls
done in heaven
All for each. and each Tor an'-E6Ware k'
e=ett Hale, in Woman's Home Companion
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

nan remembered IL vas Thanssgiv-
ing daY. and the thought q All The
good things the folk al home we're en-
5oying Increased the psngs o. hun
ger and thirst In the fcrlorI hope
q. finding water in some rocky crew
ice he started 10 explore The island.
and. much 10 bis delight found q pool
OF sweet, IL tepid. water collected In
a hollow on the top OF rock which
he mounted in the hope of deserving
a ship Further on, hidden II the
coarse grass which the ses wind
conbed over IL. he stumbled OF Pea-
foxrI's nest full Of eggs. and Was also
hy good luck able 10 kin one oi iEe
birds with q weil-aimeo stone Being
a hit Of a dandy. he carried silver
match box, which had kept the
matches dry. so he was able to hEht
. sre Of dry grass and little sticks,
over which he cooked the seafoEi. tie
roasted the eggs in the hot embers,
and though OF an oily favor they
were very palatable to hungry man.
sal; and pepper would have been
great improvement to this ThaBEsgiv.
ing dinner alone on a rocky islei in
the lonely Indian ocean. but the sauce
of a healthy appetite made I'D for
their absence. The next day. as shs
shipwrecked sailor was finishing the
last Of the roast eggs. p 4 o.
steamer sighted his signal of distress
and sent a boat TO his rescue.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

The eosl-seuttle hat which has Seen
cerSced as . thing uE2ssthstic served
Q gtIlitzri1n purpose when IL saved q
.onzn's lie n q WiscOasin town By
shedding to her shoulder q b-ick thzt
tel from the fozr1h story o. q buiid-
frg TIE trciosui shows what miEht
be made Of TIE hat u beauty Is TO be
ignored. and the Quzlires of the Ere.
uEr's helmet cultivated
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Tie German Year Book s1- 1890.
fast issDed. gives The empire q poy1-
lz,tcn o' s5sss.o2o This Is al IN
crease Ct s.ts9Soo IN ~ years sirce
1871 ths count has Increased oy "a
eae.seo II 10 healthy growth. the sI-
cess ehie.y q births over deaths and
q decreasing ezigrztica
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

II n pzrzgrzphie refsrs1cs 70 the
rediscoTersr Of NsE Yorks great
river which APPEARED IN these col
uurs be vas spoken q as -Herdrik-
Hudson A suhscrlber protests thzt
he vas an E1giishDEn ard that his
name was Hsnry. The subscriber Is
right But the celebrated navigator
vas for a tiDe IN The employ Of Hot
tand and 70 his KHieksrboeksr frse-ds
be was always -Es16rfk-- shsch
means the same hing ss Henry ana
looks much QuEtrtsr IN prirt-a sery
tempting quality fro1 tie standpoint
q LAs pATagrsc2sr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Q1eer wfIeel=tra cs Holland las
1vsrte5 q ezsg czrzvz. In Which TIE
er-Is p-1nosss DEg take ssr o1tfng n
a. f1,3s os veztaer- Naturally. a. q
tsss.s tuvs-t3oz. - ought 70 c-zE
lE-ge royalty.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Tie report C tie automobile soc!.
Ss1t ~ Which two uss were kiIleo
rear MirneolA l. l. says that TIE
Tsk3ele wEs going "a; q zooerzle rate
of speed ~ the uDs. ard gusa On
20 rslzts that t.s two victims o, TIE
seclosri lad her skulls crushed ey
being throw over TIE front % the
automobile zgzirEi the ,siegrzpA pose
With which TIE VsAiele oo!lided- Il s
eEicent 1zs TIE tern moderate
sped" has tzEs1 O. = rev meaning
since the advent Q. TIE motor vshScle
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

IL 10 becoming rziis TIE fExato1 fo-
-cyE p-1rces fo VOC Azs-1cx, hs1--
sssss Ordinary titles win tnzs t-
rCresc CT ct WAT tssy sxFs ei-h-
-lo fozrc &C p-uetxs5s q E1u15ootzl
ss,c
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Tie szEEsst'oc 50 Ez3e tkzi tss
e<zrrA pose - ru-pec ir;o n weather
s1rez1 E.HtSoa Teis vOzie es al
r1gkt II hey zz-tgs 50 tat It's erzr6
e weather eozlt se EuliIec 1. Iziy
&C A1g.l
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Tos-e are -zry tests o. real love
III the plAtrf q Brookiyu wife ia;
s-Scs q Is c1r1o; soTs q hussz-s
u 6 on q ooorn1ozs diet psrso-D-
t1cs ot oez, socg is ere G, the mean
ssf jet Invested
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

OF sscu-s ocrE,ssrz-ia- t.s E-i-lE.
houss G icrr1s r-ct1.ty ulB cecads -
- tsE2Efzl tat tss h1frsi H II
vc-E7
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Es1g Geo-rs % Greece xz-ts % az
es-st.- TIE hing szEs1ess 10 getting
&c o~ Almost ts s--er0ozs &s shooting
Bc-s C the tu-p n AfrseA Es1 tie
rrOEnet heats C Ezro,@ are %. useo
% r.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Wt'eees@rtso1 iE becoming oos Q,
ne great eEiAs q the tines A pzn-
,shDs-f 70 e. thts crime vozid es the
tscfezce O; tie marital cessrrs- 70
hare wcrk N prison. wfth ths r-osts
tssreof going 20 tie family deserted
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23
Thanksgiving of the World

Sixty years ago there was some
thing called a world, in which some OF
US were alive. IL was world a. four
or Eve continents OF jarring interests;
a world parted by three or four
oceans II wrote TO my brother on
the other side OF the world J might
expect an answer in six months in
the region where he lived tbs water
failed. or the winds did not bloS, the
poor people there lay down and oaed
Of famine The harns OF oElo might
be bursting. but the starving gespie
had 10 die.
But 50 years have changed al mat
All that has been changed heeSuse
God has worked with his chhdren'
and his children have worked NisA
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Every possible Esz1s ts us-c %
se1pt this rztsor TITO t=itz-rs E2-
-cye - Essz-tng q tu7os- CO -fD
tz-1sz- H@zFs. fo-t6s tAzs the tszpc-
era sboatc p-evzl
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

here u-1T rs a E1l5 cc
zS-.-U Nes- r-ksTs
ws-s Ers- E--ls1l1css5 1--1
E-cTs Il Uzz cL-z5 Il
~ kE-EEErs q =2c2
co-zr-T he E-4z- eE-1
he Ecr5 great A11 re-
e-s.us ozlT 70 tas sire 9.
ahs s-@c5ss ~ Uz-1s<
1c-EtT z1o-1s- EE11-
cz1cs Er1Echs-o 20 & Il
Zor= modern u-ss
Tes-s zr= 5o-sZ-1s
E-6 -oo1sZ-1s & EvTs---
zsot s-F31y=k l. NEs1-
zC-cc Eho czzZs 20 los
cz-srzl 70 Ec-k- frC- o1A-
81 sections Cf The co1--
III Every Ssw E-ElK1G
s-ElCys who cx- leaves
re c1cT fer t5s Cd ao-4
a ezF CT rEo before the
ThzzEsE1E1EE hSItEzy.
TheE VII tel Foz Il Bos
ico. tAEs 61r1ng TIE fan
holadsE sszsu1. al roszds
Lad 20 t11xI CITY. ths great
ctstr1.ztt1g pol-t tur New
EzglE-d Al ths govern
Zszt e-EloTs.s are Efrs-
O1s Zo--A lszTs @zch
ysar. Nz1y q then rF 70
50 arrange Ikt-Es that ths
Thanksgiving holt5zv VII
bs i1ei1ts,3 IN TIE FscE-
cc1 sszso1- Those q
them who cznnot Es-
away. and Eho Il early
lie we're tzEEht 10 uaks
Euch q TAznksEiFirE gel
together N snail cso--
T215ss CT ths holizzy 70
dine ard they call TIC
oi1nsrs family a1Ef-s
there are 1early 100 g,55
coioret V'soISs living in
Wzs1irgTo1 Wiz ths
rsgro race Chrtz-as Is
tie great holiday of TIE
year. hi Thznksgirtrg i.
coming more and more 70
e.s recognized By TIE rzcs
members Their ckurche.
are open for service II ths
morning. and The Thanks
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

A Wksetsro1 clk7Hts. 1-uVsosss
-cz-s fc- pzz3cA- ne o-2y ere for
pxr,cs is n isrsl head = q 1zs cf
srssis aoc fE5te = to4 EoFs---s-i
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

czs Eoo1 tst-E Essg-t eastern ts-lEl
c-zFsi - ia, ss-s vi - 10 E-o7p
s.-E 20 &c; CT E-s ss.Fss s-sg GO
tss r-1ck Z ua-ts-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Tnst E-Is N--wer.Ir ~ 81
s-asss sa-Ets taEs q E-rls tocIE H---z-,s
scr re fuz-zs ct-ss-stc1
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

EEr-zE E-11ss-i1-e1 EETrs-.trT @
AZ. nsz E.s II ths az. C-sls SAX e
pe-p3szsc 20 Eocv Win -zrt -
rArEie
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

IT'S Ez-s a. csss se1su5 - tsss Al
s4--ss- ts1t1-g siE-t frc- crs-1-1rE
Es tst-E
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

sozs =sa are so-1 ssslsz1Ss o-a-
s-s xlk too -urn
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

New Tc-f k1s s1s e-a1Ee E-tscz-
FEltu= css.s-zti-1 70 iEss = - a.
lssEEt a cs-rU-T
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

AtoE-t a. tss crcs EtEh-y Bu--.'cz
,szzy las s-su &C toss a ssG2z
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

Sc tzr a. czn f.s Observed Trlrg
wuzsz o-rt e-s fru-T t1-rlls AZ
~ A. al Efrzt5 q Trs-z.c-L&
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

TIA; Fuss1 f-vc--E-c-- t1s rs1-
ss-;z- rsrsr ca zaRs AEE-1cArs
eve =
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

EcW WEst -Er- srE-E
Faar r1ss f---A q T-Esa-
fs--.E- --a,-zE-E-1-c cal
AZ -- ~ ssCEls ct -1s
Trssz S-E-sS 20 ETs
-hE-ks c- t1s tEEz T.L-E
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tLsssEEs &C E-usE's---F
az. E-- C-ess. L-- Z r.s-s
hare ssa- 10 rr-s1.s--T
EI1 g-CE-Hss- 20 gre
-Ez- ks Ia rErs hare
- - 49, - 80
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-12-23

matters E--..lllT WI t's ts--z- u ~
f1-re
WEs IL czl Is tie Asz31-z--
-srs. Sc te sEsnE CO tasse T.l-EsEfE-
1g 7rc'sl1--ttl--.s. T71z- EsE1rt1E 1Ey
itEsr ls uu- ucs &C -be ErsEE hr35ETs
uf ne raz- ca rhs ea1Es 90 rAs 20
tEE-HE- slt1cZE1 . ts reorEzz1s.a s-.E
csls.-E-ss1 E1-rs re,ecg g-E1-51- E1s csls-
t-1-1u- are E1ss1 i a. a.. n zL--
.s- TIA. Goes ~ h11t ~ c-hsr ssc-
tlu-s C tks ccs1E--T
T1s tcreiE-s-s cc1-sc-=5 VIZ res
ci-s-szt lssEEt5--.s sa-F q T..r- fs.rir-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
JAIL BREAKER CAUGHT
VIII Childcrs, Negro, Arrested Yes
terday at Mound City-Escaped
From Jail at Paducah.

VIII Childers, alias yellow Boy
who escaped from the Jail at Paducat
week ago SATURDAYS night, was cap
tured in Mound City yesterday and
brought to this city He was placed
a cell at headquarters until today
when he will probably be brought
back 10 Paducah lie is one Of the
fourteen who left The Jail digging
their way out under cover OF the
noise made by the boilermakers a.
work in the Jail Chiiers is negro
and was in for taking a shot at anoth.
CT negro. The officials at Lexington
Tenn, are holding two at that place
until acquisitions tor them arrive. Tn
fourth Of the number that was rear
rested had not been out more than
ten minutes before he was rocaptured
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
Try
Being
Laundry
Agent
By GUY F. LEE

and he lo Yon don't have 20
selling peddng books syerware polish
independent These ADMITTEDLY hard things, and only by those the
manner born, so to speak killings mode in them
the laundry agent He tolls little neither does he spin
unless maybe of his he
amiabc regard from large number Of persons
his glory monetary All he has to do little activity
softs oap-the laundry does the rest
If card John Jones' Employer
self" try agcnng You work your route keep
books your business paddle your
spend and sleep wherever want to- ANY
Of the 5000 town VII stake because it doesn't
costa anything nerve and work.
Any laundry, saws who the business will you
% per YOU paper advertising slips and other necessary
appurtenance If paper the deal for YOUR
eany laundry will all but Sc 23 Of the
There be millions in but there cakes and java
fling, You 60 and nobody has anything
when you happen TO Law of the middle of the week
the last the other day prescribed BY the powers
once
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
SMITHS SECOND REPORT
Concluded from First Page).

,,.-.l,,oa tboro ,,or, bigbI,, orrar.
.s1 -. 80 .ansaartation o,l
-. IN aon.,.,,ar, 1au tra,s.
,.ar'attan COST
..-rh n;,.an al ,,na, g,.stou, on
,,o 1tbor band bas neon losing stead.
m. MIA Nev yorl, canals and IN.
,i;..i...nnt ,f,.r systom ilInstrata
,tia ~ ,o 49, ,ho ,roffo -, rho
W.. vi. a,nais u,e moo tsar
.n.,ao .hot Of p,o r,,,roa5s crossip q,
>,aa. v-rr .ta+o 7, js now los tban
-, 49,, ,oa, ~, 10. tat,i Tho ST..
,,at,a, ~ tba ,,f.stssinni ,s ilrnstr,.
- ~ tn.,s.f, ,.f..,o-,. os =. toi,,s
D. sl5nn,,s.s thara :, ,Qao w.
- coo."nn +ons. ~ 1ooe co oao
Dan s,,inr,o,ts 80, N. otber hand in.
- f.o,, q ooo ana TINS in toqo
.o,.n,, 4au'. =, ,one
ehia,.s
...r,.. .,u, .~atsi, 80, 't,.oa,,, FROM,
ia ,.;c,nft,, ~ ptttsh,rc ovar "A nor
-. - ~ oo,iro ,.aesal traff;c n,
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T., - .l,a - I,oosits - .oa1 rrao.
N, -, H. I'll. ,,l corrosn,,,d.
- g. - olona Tho rtga,
-,. - mi .,.af,,r i nracticall,
.DnsaaI 20 ~, 49, - ia ,irors
,nI mind no, alopg
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
THOUGHT MOTHER
WAS A BURGLAR
PETER HALL. GROCERY CLERK.
MADE SERIOUS MISTAKE
WHEN AWAKENED BY NOISE
YESTERDAY MORNING.

Mrs. Annie Hall. residing witt her
son, Peter. at POS Sixteeath street
was seriously wounded by her son
who nistook here for a burglar yes
tordsy mornirg about , O'Clock. Mrs
Han arose to sec that everything was
right about the house and when she
made a slight noise at a screen door
her son was awakened and shot her,
thii king she was a Burglar
The hoy asked at police had
quarters for a doctor saving he hal
shot his mother. Or. Cary was called
and the boy was locked up. but was
released after his mother made a
sta enent to the department exonar-
atng him. The hoy sent kilograms 10
his brother and sister reading. shot
mother. Come at once. Answer"
Mrs Hall and her son have lived
here about two years. she coming
from Union City to Cairo and he from
Martin. He has a brother il Nichi-
gan The father Of The hoy is dead
Young Hall is employed at Sanders
grocery store.
The bullet entered the woman 5
body on the left side of the chest
passing through the fieshy part struck
rib and was DETECTED in its course.
Il is thought to be just Glow the
skin and resting near the hip. The
wound is serious, but not necessarily
fatal
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
Woman
Suffrage
Have Good
Effect
By TERESA A. CROWLEY

This question OF opinion but matter of fact and be
demonstrated by pointing those places whore have had the
To individual
small instances may be brought up tending show the contrary but these
be matched by the other side They
best and after being multiplied al lib both sides leave
just where began
regardless of these of knowledge here Nassachu
those who have been the Aeganes
the Colorado Wyoming Utah and Idaho
nothing Australia England disrupted that
they subject than Others TO freak emotional legislation, and
that their of divorce proportion the population greater
than many other There has been other alarming change of
those given the should
heard Therefore safely say that suffrage will
10 have these effects
significant that of those which the matter
close range following line The Washington South
legislatures passed bills favong suffrage and Cali
and other missed by ony few
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
Negro Did Not Know Gun Was Load
ed"-Woman Shot in Breast as
ResuIt-Not Fatal,

4 negro named Clay Teal shot a
negro womac named Fannie Swanks
yesterday about noon at the w0man's
home ON Walnut street between
Twelfth and Douglas streets. The
bullet was 81 caibre and entered
tho womans breast, but the wound is
not believed to be fatal Teal's yer-
sion is that he was "fooling with a
gun when it was discharged" He
claims that the shooting was an acct
dent and lie lid not know the gu
was loaded Teal was arrested and
is being held pending the outcome
Of the womac's injuries The womaa
confirms Teal's story. saying the
shooting was accidental
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
Needless Noise.

81 don't believe you'd work If your
life depended upon it, snorted the
angry housewife.
And OATS where yer do me a great
injustice num- responded the tall
tramp blandly. IF | could have con-
ditions as Id like dem, Id work all
de time"
And how is that?"
why, I'D like to shovel snow down
in Florida and run a lawn mower UP
in Alaska, num-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
LEGAL DECISIONS
sssssssssssysssssxssssssss

Paving Contract-Approxima Es-
timste.--City of Greensboro VS.. South
ern Paving and Construction Com
pany.-A contract for street paving
required the work to be done as
whole. aud not in sections. according
to specifications under the direction
of the city engineer. The notice to
bidders and specifications alone pro
yided for payment on semimonthly
estimates as fhe work progressed.
with a retention of ten per cent on
bach approximate ultimate" The
contract also provided that the con
tractor should be responsible for any
work I'm il its completion and final ac-
ceptance. and that the acceptance
should not relieve of any obligations
to do reliable work previously lie
scribed Held. that the word "ap-
pToximate~ was tautologically used TO
accentuate the word estimate,
which was not to be construed as
final mathematical ascertainment OF
what was set forth. and hence the ac-
ceptance of sections of the work by
the CRY engineer and issuance of APP
proximate estimates thereon 10 the
contractor did not bar the citys right
to defend. when sued for the balance
due under the oontrac-. on the ground
that the work in sections estimated
did not constitute a compliance with
the specificaiions-U. S. circuit court
Ct Appeals. I6S, F. r., SIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
GRANTED N " A TRIAL
Court Ordered New Hearing in Case
of Dunan VS.. Reed--Ad journed
For the Term Yesterday.

The last act of circuit court yestcr
day before adjournment was TO grant
a new trial in the case of Dugan VS.
Reed The case was for personal
damages, the new trial being granted
on The ground that the jury did no;
have sufficient evidence to render 2
Judgment in favor Or the plaintiff for
$500 Dugan was injured in J 3
Reds store and sued the latter for
damages.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20

| will not venture to say what effect
woman suffrage will have on government.
Although | believe its results will be good,
| would not look Immediately for very
striking effects one way or the other. But
this is only an expression of opinion, after
all. It is impossible TO know exactly what
effect it will have. but | think | can safely
say what effect it will not have
1t viii not have the effect of breaking
up the home, or disrupting the state or
producing freak or historical legislation, or
any other of those dircful things that are
predicted SO freely by the ants, so called.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-07-20
RELEASED ON BOND
Case OF Mrs. Nolte of Mounds To BE
Heard by Appellate Court In
October.

Judge Duncan of the appellate cour
has ordered the release of Mrs. Nolte
convicted in Pulaski county recently
of violating the Prohibition law ans
ordered to pay fine OF $500 an,
serve so days in jail. The woman''
attorneys, Wall and Martin took the
case to the appellate cour; on wrl'
of error, with the result as stated
Mrs Notes release is temporary, I'M
iii the appellate court can pass upon
the case. She is released on $500
bond until October when the court
viii pass on her case.
Hammocks, freezers, water coolers.
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