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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
proiioent Gait / en-
Robber rine.

Selena, Wont., %. Sept. - 8re-
iioent Gait beie9te / @nar gtnacon-
oa, Butte og Selena og belaa life ale
ne 0isie 8per oper Soroen, men lteg
neo ill ell ODboe al 1900 500 / oen
gamle 9eonaro @rube for at ie, boor.
leoes Wlinerarbeioet foregaar og fiji.
je pao g(rbeioerne.
5imen neo @rilben intereSiereoe
Vreiioenten umoaoelig, og oo ban
fom op igen, iagoe ban, at ban life
niloe babe unon9ret ben for meget.
Get bar prpiioentens fsrlte 1e.
fee | Montanns aobberoiitrift, og
meaem SmeIterne glnoconoo og
@ruberne / Butte tiIbragte ban Ell
gae fuio of Snteresie.
Strofs efter i'm g(nfomlt bertil
beisgte ban Stotens lloIti1inespIaos,
hpor ban efter at bope betrogtet en-
Gel nf lloitiIlingen iaa pan ct Sap
riot meIlem Gopbops. Otter at pGrc
fommet tilbase til gpen iaa ban paa
en- Borooe of Sfolebern.
0erfra ofreiite Ereiioeuten til
Gpofane. bpor ban | Tag bolber In
Gale ON 9eparelien al DC natirligc
SirlpefiIoer oe gapttiaaoreIie af tsrt
2ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
Gran 2. >rtreform
/ Oh h.caeo.
Uian oil tDinge gnnernc til at brnge
cleftriif Sribfraft.
Gn np ySnbiuab" 9Slan.
sfano." af 30. os. beretter

DSlu1lO. az ~. 0s. Dereffef.
gDraa0et bar III optaget line Wie.
Der efter Sommerferierne og allereoe
oeo oct ferlte Weoe er Ser blepet
fremlc9t ct 6orilog, iom uoen 8bipG
oil optage Ell ltor Del of glloerm9n.
oenes 0pmGrfiombeo for lon9e 81.
Der. 5orilaeet blep frentiat al 9ll-
oermanO Snom og g9loer intet mini
ore emo at fringe iomtlige Serbia.
ner til at anleage eIeftriif 8riofraft
in0en Tor en- 9iooius al otte NiG
ira Gin So0. 6orilaget blep ienot
til ben lofoIe 5ransportfonite iiOen
9ebot.
Qieoens Oroinancen gploer aae
9pcns Sern6aner, ioa inoremmes
oct ooa, at Seniigten er ferlt og
fremmeit at toinge Sainois Central
til at anlpgge eleftriif 9ripfroft Oct
et moo oenne 9ane, at Nsgafifof.
ningsfrigen iornemlig er blepet fgrt.
9lloernano Sbofps Ordinance er
Den betDoeligite lofoIe Sransportfor.
oroning. iom bar pGret fremla9t for
9prnaoet iioen Srocf glebotion sSor.
orouingen fom op for omtrent ii glor
iioen. Get antoges ,nt 5orilaget, ON
oet bliner ne0taget, nil paofere So.
nerne Ell iomlet llo9ift al mellem
50,000.000 og 75,000,000 Dollars
6or Sainois Central olene bill llogif.
terne neo 6oranorina al Orinfroit
til gleftricitet nnoroge 100000
gonars.
Slinois Central oil meo 9iltano
fra De onore 0nner, iom lsber iro /
Chicago, formooentlig befpmpe ben.
ne Ordinance til iioite ssnitans. Wen
gpens Sngfsrere erfl9rer. at glrto.
riteierne bnr fulo Wipnoi9beo til at
eennenliere en- iIig 8ororonin1 uoen
ipeciel ,SulOmaat fra Segislaturen /
SprinaiieIo bpao nogIe al 9lloer-
mpnoene mener at pere nSooenoig.
@n M ySubpop". .9lon bIen irem-
Iagt Tor @praaoet peo ionime Wfe0e
3oriloeet fom ira aontrafterfirmaet
81. 8. 0fc@onern. 9e Mpno, iom
ifoor bag Mc@obern aontponiet, er
s5olf. ionl ltoo ofosoe e. $. Sorri-
man meget nGr. og oenne bar efter
iigsnoe me9et interesieret 5oreto-
aen6et. Spnoifotet ii9es at babe
100000 Collars til i'm Goooig.
beo og loner at bpgge 1unnelnettet
paa 10 Mar. glonen bIep lioen nioere
ienot iii gronsportfomiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

glfoeoe @upernsr Sobnions $50 er
oeo iioite 0perilag opoiort til $25-
900. @uberner Sobnion begpnote
jim aarriere iom en- fattio 8reng og
bans berosIi9e 9eiiooeIier beO fin
Doo, troos De beie Stiainoer ban
bar naaet op til / ben politiife Ser
oen, er oct beoite 9epis for bans9Gr-
ligbe0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
SlanoeOe Meo0eleller.

@ubernsrerne fire of bore Sta
ter er oso oct iioite @ar, og iamme
Siosrum bar 0ebraifa miltet TO Gr.
guberngrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

mioooeen til oe biItoriife Soreoroe
og &oeIier, og @oor GftermiOoog
oeltoe 100000 0ienneifer | Den FL
ltoriife Borooe, Der 9entoges til 5or.
Del for beiegenbe | ben epre Del at
gteip Oorf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

oGoniferen~ uogaar TO @onee
ugenIig dg foIter $3.50 pr. glorgano.
arenenllnmer ienoes frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

9reuSien bar gtotionolifooe, Der
opffer ben0eo 100000 9lcres. 0o
6oritppienet Ser tog i'm 9egpnoelie,
bar Ell itor Gel al Sfoolanoet mis-
banolet og ioriemt, iom SilfeIoet er
neo Oe amerifanife Sfope. 6bao
Der mi er uorettet fon tiene iom Gfs.
empel for 9lmerifo. Ser bugges MI
life mere, eno Sfonene prooucerer.
s 1850 affoiteoe oe flm 9iettofor-
tieneite % Gents pr gIcre; 1865
bar oet pofiet til y Gents; / 1900
til $3.50 o9 1904 til $3.50
pr. glcre. - Sfopene maa beifpttes,
ioo Der life 6ngges onore Greer emo
Dem, ser er moone oertil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
is. Maro.
Joroen runot.

-5oroen runot.
Den maroffanife sSinansnil1ilter
bill til europa for at fgbe @ooben.
0en rnsiiife 9iegering bar onerta.
get ben periiife SbabS .@eIo poa ca.
8 DILL. &r. moo Sifferbeo 9olo.
inotegterne.
2snet Hog Sen6og ben II. Sept.
ne0 | ell airfe Garmopr sSronfria
og ramte Brelten, bpis Sunge lam.
me0es.
Observation-Disclosures SSor6ullo
/ Gnglano oeotog forIeoen at ienoe
200 9un6 SterIing til oe Itrifenoe
| Sperrig.
timber en- SIoebrono forleoen I
S6nfsping, SmaaIano, inoebrpnote
en- Woler, bans Sultru og oeres 4
9ern.
Oct engelife llnoerbus bar / ct
0fs6e, ser nareoe til Gl. co.. balu
fem ON Wfor9enen, peotaget 9Irpeifat.
tens 5or6sielie.
8eo @r9nlen mellem 8apern os
9ebmen bar Der funoet ell aontp
Steo mellem Solopesnet og 90
Smuglere. llnoer &onpen blen Ell
Smugler ifltot.
80 ipoiiife 9gn0erpiger fon1 for
leoen | Saano9emen9 angaoenoe en-
SerligbeoSaffpre. ltn0er &en
fpolte Sen enc of 6en1 i'm Wooitan.
oerife.
Sor1onolingerne ang &eIleren at
GuslonoS Geleg &onitantillopel er
MI genoptagne, og Ell 0eputation er
ofreift meo ell Sno6p0elie ira SuI-
tanen.
Gn @pItgioer Seplit5 8ebmen
foripanot for ct 9ar Wlaoneoer iioen.
gu er bans Gig fltnoet neo9rapet
Soroen og bans Some og 9atter
er bleoen arreiteret nlist9nfte for at
babe mbroet bam
Gen tnife 2uftifi6SefspeOition til
9or0polen Senmelmarf, 13. Sept.
llnoer 5oripoe al Yrins Seinricb at
8reusien fonitituere0e g(r6eiositosal'
get for ben tpife arftiife 2uftifibsefs-
petition iig ber. @reo Zeppelin og
8roffeSior Sergeiell er Wfeolemnier
al lloboGget. gfspeoitionens 6or.
mail er oen nioenifabelige lli1oeris.
aelle af oe ufenote qrftiife Tolorre.
oioner.
Goolo 9(munoiens Gfspeoition.-
9foalo 9(munbien bar = i'll. norlf
vs[ftenpoiten" : beilnttet at itoIptte
,sSron"s 9lfreiie fra gsorge ct bolpt
@ar, til 1. Suli 1910.
Set er til Gels ben ibenife Stor.
Itrife, Der er Sfplo / lloiptteliell
ioet set life bar p9ret Sirn1aet
Stocfbolm rnilliot at lenere oeH Itore
Weotor rette Sib.
Oet er efter 9onference meo Or.
9eoniett at slmrtnolen bar beilnttet
at noiette 9lfreiien.
strifen Sperie. Stocfbolmt,
80. sept. - Den iuenife &egerings
syorieg poo at bil9gee Strifen peo
@ologift misIpffeoes, bopeoiogelig
poa @runo af glanen ON at oIgere
fremtioioe Observation-Disclosures peo
goI6gift. Mon irpgter iaalcoes for,
at Storitrifen bill blioe fornpet. I'M
Der enhper 0mitpnoigbeo bill llo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

gn Moaoe at frenne Sfoler paa.
Zen tpife epaneeliife Spnooe i
Noroomerifo" ilutteoe @aor en- 10
Cages Sesiion / Burlington, Sa.
Spnooen beilitteoe bI. a. at gore Ell
aroftonltrengelie for at fpl0e Sir
fens Sfoler meo Gleper. Oieo BET
0toaI for gje bleo Der polgt Ell 60
mite, bois Seropgabe ifaI opre at
prffe airfefoIfets Snteresie for Sfo-
lens Gag. 9Ianot onoet nil Spnooen
prepe at faa min0lt cen Glen fra
buer al bens 1000 Meniobeoer til
0ens SfoIer. 9omiteen lfol ogiaa
foriooe at iomle ct airfefono poa
$t000,000 til Ststte for snnooens
Gollege'er, SfoIer % firfeliee 9lr-
beioer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

Den maroffanife s5inansniniIter
bill til europa for at fgbe 8ooben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

arig mellem Spiflano ogGnglano.
2oro glortbcliffe, Der fontrolerer
,2onoon Simes" og er @ier al SO
andre enqelife Iublifotioner, beiegte
Gbicogo / 9irsongs. San er ell al
oe inflpoeliesrieelte MaGno | oet bri-
tiife aeiierrige, iaa man logger
Waerfe til bans Oro. Son mente, at
Ser er en- bis 2ie6eo mellem nGrp1-
renoe Sitlotion meGem England og
Spiflono og iao Sitlationen mellenl
Srdnfrig og YrellsIen foriio for Den
fronif.tpife arig. Son fnraftilereoe
Ipiflono iom en- ugaotion, Der ma
neurerer Ell ilonet arig" og mener,
at oct aer 6orbereoelier til Ses, life
uliQ Observation-Disclosures moo 5ranf-
rio. Og GnoIanos Spar2 5lere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

lllpffe paa Seen. Sra 5ilaoelfin
meloeS 5irSoogS, at oet norife
0anpifib @ere forilolpffeOe 9er-
bags rs 01il hoe paa Ssen. Otte al
geintnin9en orufneoe, og ipb reb0e-
oeS | iioite 2ieblif. 9e 6leb brogt ino
til 5ilaoelfia og er MI Der Den
norife Soniuls Saret99t. = @ere
forloo 8ilooelfio 5reoa9s meO ell
9ooning aul til Sogna Ga @ronoo,
aitbo, og oa ben ieilebe no of Oela-
morebugten romtes oen af lloeir. llo
for @inter Quarter Sur, oa fun tire
Mono bar pda Opffet, ramtes 0am-
peren af Ell boloiom 9plge, og flere
fillate efter, ioa oen mart faIteoes
oper poa Sioen og ianf fort efter.
Oe 7 Mpno bleo opta9et og brogt |
9ano al oen brittle 9omper arropo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

gn @pit9iper / Spplit3 9ebmen
foriponot for ct 9ar 0iaoneoer iioen
9fu er bans Gig flmoet neo9raoet
/ Soroen og bans Some og 9atter
er 6leoen arreiteret, n1istenfte for at
babe mDroet ban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

Observation-Disclosures 5or6uno
/ Gn9lano pe0tog forIeoen at ien0e
200 Gun0 Sterling til oe Itrifenoe
Sperrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

Sfibe, og iaa flere Sfi6e og after
flere Sfi6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

6orbonolingerne ang. aejieren af
9iuslonoS @eieg / aonitantitropel er
III genoptagne, og en- 8eprtotion er
ofreift meo Ell Snobp6elie ira Sll-
tanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

0en rnsiiife 9iegering bar operta.
get oen periiife Sbabs ,@elo paa ca.
8 @fill. ar. moo Sifferbeo 3olo.
inotegterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

80 iponife 9pnoerpi9er fom for
leoen / Saanogemeng angaoeioe en-
aerligbeoSaffpre. ltnoer aampen
fpolte oen enc af oen i'm Wtooitan.
oerife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

Ssnet ilog Senoag oen II. Sept.
neo | Ell airfe Garmosr 5ronfrig
og ramte greiten, bpis Sunge lam.
me0es.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

Ge0 @renien mellem 8apern os
9sbmen bar Ser fiinoet Ell aonp
Steo mellem Solonesnet og 90
Smuglere. llnoer &anpen blen en-
Smu9ler ifu6t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

llnoer EN- Sloe6rano forleoen I
SS6nfsping, SmaaIono, in6ebrenote
en- @aler, bans Suitru og oeres 4
gern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

Oct engelife llnberbus bar / ct
Ms0e, Der bareoe til Gl. co.. balp
fem ON Mor9enen, pe0taget 9lrpeifat.
tens 5orbeieIie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGl1bORS :


help out on the Headlight for 6
time.
The moving picture show ha,
closed up and quit business on ac
count of the extra insurance required
on the fixtures Of the outfit.
E. j. Atherton@ received a message
Monday morning from Vienna stat
ing that his Youngest sister, Mrs G
A. Parker, was dead Mrs. Parker
has many relatives and friends ir
this county who will be sorry to heal
of her death. She was a dauhter o,
A. c. Atherton who lives just south
of Vienna The funeral will take
place at Shiloh, west OF villa Ridge
i. j. Dillow of Donegal, has re
ceiyel the appointment TO West
Point from the Twentyffth congress
sional district Young Dillow is I,
bright young man about 20 years OF
age and was at the time of his ap.
pointment principal of the public
school in Dongola. He passed {
brilliant examination and his friend.
are delighted with his GROWING sue
cess,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09

An exchange observes that = boy can
SIT ar a sled siN iu,ies square fsI o. "a
1f,F moving mine miles On hour. tlt can't
-.t sr Is STA Eve minutes far dollar a
H.a. can sit "a az Ilch board and tais
r.l.f..s for tArse b ~ hut pat him into
a .HufHr' abs .l--.a Dew f1r g. miuHf.s
ard Do rsf- lerErrs tais.s aud goes f1
z...r 8 man can pouch lis cheeks wifH
r.fs.Hs ard tia Juice running down be
rtrr feels good. Bot "a hair .u rle butter
simply Eu1cks I.m out completely.
A sHarz Lady visited n c1aElre school
entity and Der attention vas divided
hH.uasr q dress uUru by q ffarI and
flr..ffr-s frr making .aFr s. UEHn size
rr.sar-r.E f. write tie recipe Pr Ter
-ra-fa- fHa 0II l-1F was rlfa'rzef 10
READ fHa following TrFr ESQ pounds ~
r..- -frer rows 20 plating dsHu rfa
f-a-r. -Hr TtftaF ~ fu1 HEEz -1t bias u
rrrr @ ruE rf7a1 'rruEl t'.l rrcF lalf
r.4r..T .lrrsr-s rtrf seven rsrIs % bead
trimming. grated i.r.r pei el-l De-
rrfH- zr uri aHf aIf fitting
r.ra-a- rIfH tf-Ira sIasrl= rar---I uI-E
f.f-a ard Pass. -..-..arla flsla iH r..aI-
s-s-aft bot rE-- .rf.f re atIrf L. -l. zs1
f-a-r rfr uafsr f.-- "- r5+tr see and
fr-zl utti iarls satin r.satt.s-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09

w " Damron of Cairo, is a CUES
OF his mother Mrs, Edith Hudson.
w, Z, Beal returned Saturda,
morning from Cairo wnere he att4nl
ed the twelfth annual meeting 0
the Southern Illinois Retail Lumbe
Dealers association. lie pronounce,
is a big and profitable meeting.
Jay Nickers returned TO his homc
in East ST. Louis Friday after a brie
business visit in Vienna.
}. J. Parish of Harrisburg was {
guest Saturday and Sunday of tn
family of w. L. Beal.
The revival meeting at the new
Baptist church still continues. There
is good attendance and great in
terest is being manifested.
Rev Alliston and p. Furgeson art
conducting a holiness meeting il
East Vienna.
The aid society of the Christian
church viii meet Wednesday after
neon from to O'Clock In the par
lors of the church.
The NJ Z. Aid society viii NEE
Thursday afternoon in the basement
of the church.
Vienna Chapter No. ca r. 4. N
will have work in the Royal Arcl
degree Monday evening, ThCs. F
Niedeman being the candidate.
The members of tne Egyptian clul
were most pleasantly entertained on
Thurs lay evening by Mr.. ami Mrs
Ernest Moore at their coy home H.
North Sixth street Cards were
played, prizes being won by Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Thomas, Miss Edna Bal
lance and Mr.. Jim Hankins. a two
course luncheon was served. Miss
Parish. of Harrisburg, and Mis-.
Gene Beal we're guests of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kuykendall
south of town. will entertain the
club next Thursday evening.
The Black Cat club met Tuesday
-vening at the home of Miss Grace
Hooker.
Mrs Jonn Parish and Miss Ora
Paterson Of Harrisburg. came down
Srndav and spent the day with Mr.
az AIrs Frank KuyHendall..
Mrs. Dolph Stanley left Saturday
morning for a brief visit with friends
in Goreville.
Grandma Kuykendall is confined
IN her bed, suffering from a severe
cold
Little Violet Price entertained a
crowd Of her schoo,mates on Satur
las afternoon in honor Of her eighth
birthday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09

Irum us percn, snatcned up Une treas.
ure, and disappeared around the cor
ner into nearby cellar-way with
such amazing suddenness that Ladsby
for moment stood mOtionless on the
spot. believing the figure a fallacy of
vision. Then. with a shout, he made
after the disappearing point of boy.
He took the cellar stairs at a leap,
landed in puddle at the bottom. gath
cred himself up with a painted oath,
and rushed forward headlOng into the
walled vacancy before him.
Mrs. Ladsby hurried over and peer
ed down the stairs, and watched and
waited in great trepidation. but as a
familiar form appeared below, she
hastily mingled with the passers.by
and returned home, A little later her
husband arrived His clothes Were
muddy ami bore every evidence to
their wearer having lately crawled or
attempted to crawl through a narrow
exit barred with barbed wire. He had
a cut over his right eye, and was cuff
less
Ladsby made for the bathroom, to
efface the marks Of his unsuccessful
gymnastics Il fell off a street car
he lucidly explained to his wife.
Mrs. Ladsby said nothing. She loved
her husband and was sorry for him,
though he had lied like an extra, but
the next morning, when she picked up
the paper that Ladsby had been read
ing at the breakfast table and discov-
cred a corner torn away she became
curious and ran over and borrowed a
neighbours paper The torn corner,
among other lOst-and-found notices,
contained the following;
Mrs. Ladsby thought it over.
DIAMOND CUFF LINKS WISH TO
thank the gentleman for kindly losing
the mate to the pair OF diamond cuff
links. The link | found so pleased me
that could not be happy till had got the
mate. Now / have them both, and /
would not part with them for 500
Thanks
Mrs, Ladsby thought it over.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09

appointing a place where he can re.
turn the other link
Not much!" cried Ladsby And II
1t is, | won't be publicly trifled with
He glared at the cuckoo clock. II wish
1t were five now! Good-by; you
needn't look for me tonight till you
see me. but when You do see me.
therell be two cuff-links with me and
a dead Indian in town." He hurried
into the hallway for his hat, and left
the house in anything but an agree.
able mood
Mrs Ladsby drew a deep breath of
relief, then one Of dread.-relief that
her husband had taken his huff to the
office. and dread for the evening.
If he would only meet the man
quietly" she sighed, he might get the
lost link back. and not run any dan
ger OF offending him. I'm sure it's
only the way the gentleman has of re.
turning the link"
She began to gather up the break.
fist things, when a sudden idea made
her sit down quickly Why should she
not be at the corner Of II and Sixth
streets at five o'clock and. If bad went
to worse, prevent her husband from
committing an outrage upon the per
son Of the writer Of the advertise.
ment?
Her resolve made her contented the
whole day. and at FIVE o'clock she
reached the corner where the denouc-
ment was 10 take place and. crossing
10 the north side. she found a little
safety station between a street light
and a telegraph pole. where she could
seem TO Be watching for a car while
she waited for her husband 10 connect
with catastrophe.
At five minutes after the hour
Ladsbv turned the corner. He was
walking briskly. and his anger made
him step hgh. lie crossed 20 the
hydrant referred 10 in the advertise
menf. ana openly removing the dia-
mond link from his left cuff. dropped
If ufea IRE silewslk al the foot OF the
hydfsnt
A boy was seated astri5e the iron
plug engaged a. swinging MS legs and
Whistli1g shrilly Al least IL seemed
that q boz was seated On the hydrant
but as Ladsby dropped The valuable
link the 1.-The. youthful form -lezpt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
MOUND CITY, ILL.


Miss Fannie Cummings returned
home SUNDAY from visit with rela-
tives in Cairo.
Mrs. Smith Horn who base been
quite i'll the past few weeks was
taken to the home of her daughter IN
Washington, Ind.
John McNeie was a Cairo visitor
Sunday
w. W. Burkhead returned from
visit with relatives in Vienna Sunday
Mrs. Dick Johnson and daughter
Hazel returned to their home at
Leyings Sunday after few days visit
with her daughter Mrs. Corzine, on
Commercial avenue.
Carl Parkman was among the Cairo
visitors Sunday
Mrs. VIM. Bacchus and little son
left Sunday accompanied by their
guest Miss Grace Martin of Olmsted
to visit relatives at Olmsted.
Misses Daisy Hogendobler and Flo.
IA Weiting both of Villa Ridge pass.
ed through this city Sunday afternoon
enroute to Belknap and Olmsted re-
spectively whore they occupy posi-
lions as school teachers.
Mrs. Ray Olmsted returned home
Sunday from Olmstod where she had
been the guest Of her father Mr.. Jno,
Walker and family the past few days,
Mn. Bestgen speat Sunday in Cairo
The mems meeting in he Congre.
gatiCnal church Sunday afternoon
was well attended and alter q few
short but good speeches were made
by number of cur citizens. A com
mittee of seven was appointed to
draft resolutions looking TO the or
ganization of a club on the order OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. The said committee
consisted of l.. D. Stophlet, Roy Al
ans. Ed Keller, Hugh Mason, Prof.
Bcasley. A. W. Williamson and Har
ny Ntadstine The committee held
their first meeting at Neadstinc's
pharmacy Monday evening al =
o'clock Judge w A. Will who was
to have spoken at the mems meeting
was IN az his home on High street
and was unable TO attend.
Mrs Pltas Hardesty and little son
returned 10 their home at America
Sunday after a visit with friends in
this city.
MIR and Mrs c. E Richey re-
turned home Sunday firm Greenwood
Ind. where the latter spent the past
wecw with relative while Mr.. Rich
ey attended the national Gamers
convention at Louisville Ky
The Misses Olga and Lille Johan
sen were the guests of Mrs. G. c. |
Arey in Cairo Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
10 Remove Old Paper from Walls.

Many women do their own paper
hanging. For sanitary and other rea
SONS the old paper should be- removed
from the wall, This is usually very
difficult 70 do, but have just removed
The paper from IL rooms. where 1t was
made very easy la the following way
The paper was wet thoroughly with a
Thin, boiled -four uaste. applied with
whisk broom on whitewash brush, after
which # cane OF in large strips. The
time the paste was allowed TO stay on
varied with the thickness Of the paper.
and was easily determined by expert.
ment. 4 cake turner was found to be
OF great use IN starting the strips
learned this trick OF the trade" from
"a uaUer hanger.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09

To-day within the galley's hold,
We yearn for Naples far away.
The vision of the Matterhorn
Is calling to our hearts to-day!
Thus. longingly. we strain and sweat
From daybreak to the fading sun
A struggling horde that plays the game
For prizes when the work is done,
All, yesterday we yearned the same
For Saturday to come once more!
All week within the stuffy school
We conned our lessons DER and DER
"Amo. amas. amat," we droned
And bounded chill on the map
But over all we heard the Groom
or rivers where the pillows lap!
Hoi Saturday would set us free
To wander by the bayous brlm,
To fish for lunkers at. the bridge
With Stubbie and with Fat and Slim
All. when the sun rose in the east
And mother called as from our bed,
We did not drop to sleep again
Eut heard, the first time, what she said
Then off to join our happy crew.
How gladly. joyously We sped;
And as we chorused by the way,
our faithful Tiger barlyed ahead
Oh, those were days worth hoping for.
Worth shaving for, when work was
through
For what in Switzerland or France,
Can yield the happiness We knew?
An. Saturdays of youth Thy Joy
Sweeps back with hooking voice Of
SCOrn
And SCOTS at us each Weekend day
When carols wake the timid dawn;
For what vacation is so sweet
As that we knew In childhood pray
When, gladstone as meadowlaIk,
We went a-nshin' Saturday?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-02-09
MOUNDS, ILL.
February 8. 1909


Judge Joe Gamble Of villa Ridge
and his niece. Miss Alice Gamble
we're business visitors 10 this cit,
Saturday.
Tie mud Is pretty bad in places
but it only demonstrates the need OF
hard roaIs
Cr N. l. Winstead Of wotaug.
WIS transacting business here Sat.
urday
:. L. Kern arrived ha1e MonIay
from Del Rio Texas. where be ha
beer looking after some real estat
.ieais
a. c. More visited in Mornd city
Sunday
Seth Armstrong and Willie Givers
left Saturday for Hot Springs. New
Orleans and other southern cities
They will take in Mardi Gras On
their return.
Rev J. u. Bnnalls the uew PAS
tor A. the First Congregational
church % Mounds has arrived vita
his family and uin assume his duties
a. 0uce
Miss Blanche Thistlew0oi vii
leave Ibis week for Washington. DID
G.. where she will spend the re
rnainfer q the winter with her
father ConEressman y. r. Thistle
WOOD Sac VII also BE- present az
the inaueursfiun on March fth.
Dr. : % IlalseF % Chicago. ~
rivef IN this city N0nfar The doc
t0r Is Fractieal printer AID VII