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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-02
eAoeER aRIEFs.

Robert Becker, son of Judge Becker
of Green county. was adiudged in
sane IN County court at Madison ana
committed to the asylum at Men.
dota.
John Rye, while working in tne
woods near Goodrich. was Instantly
killed by falling tree His home
was at Athens and he was 50 years
old
A $4,000 damage suit has been
started IN Circuit court OF Forest
County by Elmer r. Small agalus,
J B. Piette, priest. for alleged
SANDER ana defamation of character.
Harvey Hansen. proprietor OF the
opera houses AT Amigo aud Rhine
lander eloped to Neenah with Miss
TheRia Rex OF Amigo. an illustrated
song singer. They were married
there
John G. Johnson. who substituted
for scrubwomau /. at the Capito
house at Madison. was fined 500
and costs when dishes. which had
disappeared from the hotel were
found at his home
The new city directory. OF Sheboy.
gan, just completed, Includes thirty.
fwo pages more than that OF two
years ago and gain OF 900 names
which would place the population OF
she city at 10000
Robert Braphy. an attendant AT
he Dodge county workhouse. was
rum down and killed by Hortn
Western freight rain while waking
on the railroad tracks from Iunmu
20 the county farm.
Striking down Antonio Soupanz,.
ased IS. with crowbar. Nicholas
shupina calmly returned 10 work.
Soupanzi died an hour later o6icers
arrested Shupina, who claimed the
act in self-degensa.
An effort is TO be made to have
she Racine common council order
OF the Racine branch of the Wiscon.
sin Anti.Tuberculosis society where
q sanatorium win be opened Tor the
tuberculosis patients OF Racine.
A. G Bechaud, a member CT the
Beehaud Brewing company. suffered
broken arm by being thrown from
a cutter which was overturned 6v
striking one of the snow embank-
ments in Fond du Lac,
While II s. Gilmore OF Beaver
Dam was cleaning the snow on from
the roof of mis- porch he fell to the
ground, breaking one rib aud recey.
ing other injuries Mir. Gilmore is
q member OF the county board. is
former mayor OF Beaver Fam and
former assembiyman
Induced to make bet OF sl..pu
with a stranger by the name or WIZ
son, and to place the stakes In tne
hands Of another stranger in Ia
Crosse, Otto SteTerud. a North ia.
kota farmer who transacted real
estate deal involving about So 600 IN
Sparta through the Citizens Stace
bank, was buncoed out of his sl.20O
which was the amount of the pro.
ceeds of the sale OF his farm after
the mortgages on il had been paid.
The Wisconsin tn;i-5aloon league
Is moi the only enemy that bint
pigs" viii need to fear, for the Ham.
mond Detective agency OF Appleton.
organized for the express purpose or
running down alleged "a else law ".
a'Atsrs ana tohsSSfr-s : v1olatSse.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-02-02

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FOR sale by 4 J. Johnson
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-23

goin' to be different with him. He's got the things
the old man amt See?'
He picked up the deck OF cards before MIN and
began to rifle them musngly. The probationer
looking at him keeny. noting the fine grizzled head
the broad shoulders, the big muscles OF the fore
arms. Somehow the probationer of
disqueting OF pity for the older man, but be-
ing utterly unable to voice it automatically, he
very wisely silent.
Began ended the game the pool table with
lucky shot that brought forth torrent OF sardonic
comment from Hail. They put their cues in the
rack and left the room, Hall still complaining srid
entity about his opponents luck. The probatoner,
too arose and slipped out. Slattery sat there alone.
rfing the cards, and absorbed in his intro
SpectonS.
g LATTERY still sitting alone in the deserted
~ Longing room when the jigger below stairs began
its staccato tapping. Mechanically he counted the
number. He heard Whalens feet down from
the desk top he reached for the pen to register
the box number the tally sheet. Slattery was
knocking the dead ashes from his pipe when the
second alarm came in He heard the stall doors
swing and the thunder of hoofs the floor
as the three big grays jumped to their places at
the truck, for in event of third alarm, 70 would
answer. There click of metal Whaen
snapped the collars about the horses necks.
yes. sir, two-fftynine" Whalen verifying
Lieutenant Ganley's inquiry from the head OF the
stairs. And then the third alarm in.
Instantly the truck house was all life and hustle.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-23

Men went down the stairs, three
at time; men shot down the slid
ing pole; Murphy, the driver, pulled
open the trap-door set in the floor
of the lounging room just above
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-23

"HE routine work for the
day was over. The big
ladder truck, it's cleaning
brass and nickel without spot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
FEARED SHE WAS
GOING INSANE
YOUNG WOMAN POISoNS HER
TWO MONTHS OLD BABY,
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
LEFT PATHETIC NOTE.

New York. June 30.-Haunted by
fear that she is going insane, Mrs.
Jeanne Hodgson CatIett, "a years old,
gave cyanaile potassium to her two
months OLD daughter this afternoon
and swallowed draugiit of poison
herself, Both lay dead on the same
bed when the husband came home to-
night.
Besides the young mother lay a
long letter to the husband, saying
Don't think me cruel to the little
life | have made, but rather that 7 am
saving her so much pair, for the body
is nothing to this tnfa is eitner in
sanity Of nervousness. only God
knows. She would surely inherit it,
Don't mourn for me. ] wish could
go on with Just you and orr love. My
very life Is one continuous thought
of thankfulness for it, but my mind
must be relieved, the tension Is
frightful."
Evidently there were moments
when the young mother yearnei Is
spare her daughter, for farther down
she wrote: III leave our baby, tell
her kissed her with lots of love and
am so sorry ever to have been cross
to her. Leave my locket on me, bui
wear my wedding ing. ! nave loved
it so and caressed' and kissed 1t SC
as an outward sign .of the happies,
moments Of my life"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

each today on the indictments charg-
ing conspiracy to bribe The bonds
We're signed by William Rodgley and
Frank Weidleeher, OF Springfield.
Weidleches is wealthy -four and
feed dealer and Rodglley is a banker
and is uncle Of the former comptrol-
Ter Of the currency.
Burke assured Browne that he
would not be called upon TO defend
himself at both Chicago and Spring
field at the same time.
Tomorrow the thirteenth partial ra.
turn Of the grand jury will be made
and ,incInded In the indictments VIII
be a true bill against Senator john
lBroderick, n Chicago, charging br b
cry and containing seventeen counts,
according to Burke Two other in
dictments also are expected
II is expected rne grand jury viii
take recess tomorrow and Will
reconyene July 49,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

HARVARD CREW BSIGGEST
YaIe's Victory in Freshmen Four
- Dared Race Wednesday Was
One Sweet Drop in Yale's
Cup of Defeat.

New London, June 30.--'The setting
sun could not tinge the waters Of the
Thames this evening with a deeper
crimson than taey had been by the
victories OF the three Harvard crews.
Harvard met Yale today in the 4ith
annual rowing regatta.
Five lengths was IIaryard's mar.
gin of success in the Arsity eight
Dared race, three Lengths in the
freshmen eight and four leagths in
the varsity four The freshman foul
race won by Yale Wednesday even
ing was the one sweet drop in Yale
cup of defat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
'tatives cambpeiI, saun.

HouGd q bottle of alcohol in which
! lay bloody human ear, Harry Coul
~, president Of the Pittsburg Steam.
snip company, received 4 letter here
today in which he was threatened
with nameiess mutilation and death
y ne refuses to aecede to the de.
mands Of the sailors who have been
on atsrlke for two years.
The man to whom the ear belonged
has been Identified as Edgard Frazer,
Ia non-nnion sailor who was assaulted
I'm Buffalo Monday
After the assault the ear was scy.
cred hy the assailants The man was
round in q dying condition from loss
|of blood. AaAoss his chest there was
PINNED paper on which was writ.
ten Don't be scah."
conlby turned the bottle and ear
over to the federal authorities and a
search was commenced through every
lport on the lakes for the perpetrators
+ In the liter 1t was stated that the
writer's were the same men who as.
sanled Frazer.
II was reported tonight that the
Buffalo police had made numerous ar.
lrests
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
DENIAL BY ROOSEVELT
Says That He Has Not Injected Him
self Into New York State Po-
litical Situation.

Nanhant, Mass, June 90.-A Wig
orous declaration tnat he has not in.
iected himself in the New York state
political situation 10 the extent OF
endeayoring to persuade Governor
Hughes to make a Third gubarnatorial
campaign was made to day by Roose.
welt, following his visit to Taft al
Beverly.
The attention OF Roosevelt was
called to a statement printed In the
morning newspapers In which Roose
welt was quoted as telling Hughes
Yesterday thar I've governor was tas
only man who could save New York
state 70 the Republican party.
"Tt is wholly untrue. Utterly pre-
posterous. I never said any sncf
thing. There Is not a word of truth
in H."
Further Roosevelt refused 70 tall
politics.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
FiTz FOR JEFF RlEs,

Seattle, June 3o,-Eob Fltzsim
monns arrived here today on his way
TO Reno to see the Jetfrios-Johnson
fight Fitzs'mmons hopes Jeffries
win win and believes ne will, If in
good condition Fitz said: you will
see fight that is a fignt. Jeffries
never has hit any man as hard as
he can, but he will not be under re
straint with Johnson. When Jonnsor
IA ces the only man who ever beat me
fairly aud honestly, he will have the
toughest argument of his career
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
BLADE:
OF cuilotine Had scarrely DTcpped
on Neck of Liobeuf Before i
Socialists Started Riot.

Paris, July 1.-I.iobeuf, an apache,
who Killed policeman several
months ago, was guillotined at day
break today (Friday) Socialists had
attempted TO get reprieye for the
assassin but this failed and violent
manifestations by revolutionary SO
sialists occurred at the scne of execu-
ton. At the very moment the blade
fell several rioters fired rifles The
police charged them repeatedly with
hayonets. A police captain was shot
In the threat and several persons
were badly injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
Philadelphia and Boston Nationals
Break Even in Double Header
New York Giants Shut
Out Brooklyn. II
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsbure Raises Flag.

Pittsburg. June 30. Pittshurg aas-
played for the first time today the
great black and gold flag won 10 tae
worlds championship series Win ths
Detroit Americans last fall, and Ios-
lowing the flag raising ceremonies
the team went to work and won W
the very first inning from Cincinnati.
The first five men at hat scored ruhs.
three hits being helped by RoWans 2
wildness and McMilIan's wide throw.
August Herman, chaiman q the
National Baseball commission. Presi'
dent Ban b. Johnson, OF the AmeIiseS.s
League; Thomas J. Lynch, q otvfs N,-
tional League. led a sma,' aar,v s.
baseball leaders and pgh,ic ossicia,s
Iand the Cincinnati ma pIt,sharg
players, 70 the outfi.1a whers m, Ia
was raised hy CsStaI C;ssStaIp Frad clarts
~ -. sso1s RHa
/ pittsE@p IT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
BOMBS
Dropped From Biplane by curtiss-
Struck the Mark 18 Times in
20 Trials Over Lake.

Hammondsport, N Y. June 90.--Tf
demonstrate the effectiveness OF tne
aeroplane in naval warfare, elena
Curtis, the aviator, made segera
flights in biplane over Lake keu
kat today IN the presence of Adm ra
KilGbal ard dropped twenty bombs
at marks. lie is credited with nay
ing hit the mark eighteen times II
twenty frals.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
NEW STATE CAPITOL
BUILDING is DEDICATED.

Pierre, s d., June 30--'rhe new
state capitol was Officially dedicated
tonight. Judge s. G. Whiting. OF the
supreme court presiding as grand
master OF the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows. Several hundred mem
bers of that order marched to the
building and with the ceremony o.
the order the grand master turned
over the structure 70 Governor Yes.
sey.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

OF TAFT have claimed It would be and
persistent prophecies OF those who
have insisted an along that coolnpss
had developed between the two men
proved utterly fallacious
Roosevelt, after two hours and
twenty minutes spent with Taft ami
the members Of his family, started
back TO Nahant to spend second
night with Senator Lodge.
Il had most pleasant time with
the president" he exclaimed. There
is nothing particular to say"
With a wave OF his Panama hat
and with hearty goodbye, he was
OIL
The president and Roosevelt
walked about the verandas of the cot
tage for some time, arm in arm. They
sat for a while in a secluded portion
of the porch. Their heads were close
together but scarcely minute
passed when their voices were not
ringing with laughter No meeting
OF old friends could have been more
anectionate. Tea was served on the
veranda. Mrs Taft, Lodge and Sac.
retary Norton sat about the table and
merrier party Is difficult to
imagine. The president was plainly
Affected; Roosevelt was unfeigned I'M
his delight.
Roosevelt came from Lodges home
at Nahant by automobile. His way
to Beverly led through parts of Lynn
Swampscot and Salem, and in each
place the colonel was cheered. Taft
was sitting in his library when he
heard the "honk, honk" of the Lodge
automobile out In 'front.' He dropped
everything and hurried ont onto the
porch Roosevelt was ont OF the ml |
chine In q moment, and as the twoI
men met their arms unconseiously |
went toward each other and theirl
hands rested upon each others
shoulders, and IL was some little time
before the embrace was interrupted,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
A6ERNATHY HoYs TO
RETURN HOME IN AUTO

y New York, June co. The Aberna.
thy boys and Teniple~w.'o rode from
Oklahoma 10 New York ON horsehacR
10 be In nj the welcome OF Roosevelt,
will start back neX- Wednesday by
automobile. The brothers will pilot
the way in a runahont and tne father
VIII follow In larger car The
party intends TO blvouae hy the road
Htde waeaeges aighb tails on them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
Official Time.

Official Time.
Varsity eights Harvard 20.4GM
Yale 2l:04. (Four miles, down
stream.)
Varsity four: Harvard 1s:ook /;
Yale 1918.
Freshmen eight: Harvard 1l:54h;
Yale 1902. (Both upstream, two
miles.
Harvard's big eight averaged seven
pounds per man heavier than Yale's,
and one inch taller.
The big race was another demon
stration OF tho CIcyerness of Jim
out fast crews composed of big men.
Harvard averaged 179 pounds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
QUEEN HAS APPENDICITIS.

London, June 30.--Reports received
from Boucharest say that Queen
Elizabeth, of Roumania, who is known
the world over as Carmen Sylvia, Is
suffering from serious attack of APP
penHicltis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
PUTTING Il Gently.

Mr.. Henpeck-AI hear that young
Jones and his wife are not getting
along very well. Mrs. Henpeck tau-
Observation-Disclosures should never have
married when be did Ilc was too
young 10 realize the step he was taxi
ing Mr.. Henpeck Yes. l know. Hut
4 Ike the boy. We have many things
ID c0mmUS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
BODY EgyND N RIVER
Missouri Girl Was Murdered-As
Evidenced by 7eavy Dent IN the
Forehead When Found.

jefferson City, Mo, June 30--The
body Of Ann Wendler, Of Usage, Mo-,
who disappeared Tuesday, was found
in the Missouri river tonight near
the Usage river. A heavy, dent In the
forehead strengthens the opinion that
she was murdered.
Her basket, shoes and parasol were
Mound on the ri:pr bank about two
.Amiles from Usage this morning
Eklongside the basket was a pipe and
IN package of tobacco. Whether she
eTas killed at the place where the ar.
@ItySgere found and carried up the
nj - boat, or made to walk to
y u ~ xQf her death are theories
All Slgated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
WANTS 70 MEET
lNNER or THE FIGHT

Fyo.. June 30.--Tom Shar-
|assed through here today
to witness the Jeffries-
|ht. announced that nc
Pnge me winncr Sharkey
hat the battle SHOULD be
W t25, 900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

Milwaukee June 30.--The CltS
council today carried out the social
list policy Of suppdessing what tnay
considered disorderly saloon in the
city by denying licenses Of 1oi, WHICH
1t is alleged, have not been, conducte
properly. This includas, two buries
uue theatres, hsA Lp0 ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
MRS. VANDERBILT TAKES
SHORT AEROPLANE FLIGHT.

New York, June 30.--Mrs. William
X Vanderbilt went up with Clifford
b. Harmon In an aeroplane at Mine.
ola, L. !. today The flight was very
brief.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
BOTH FIGHTERS ENDED THEIR
TRAINING YESTERDAY FOR
BATTLE MONDAY.
MOVING PICTURE MEN
Focused Machines on Johnson Yes
terday and He Did Some Fast
observation-disclosures Thinks
jeff viii Win.

Reno, June 30.--'l am ready, my
training is finished. With the es-
ception OF sprint now and then to
keep myself in shape, | will do no
more workk'
This declaration was made by J1f'
fries today WAen he made ii he
was seated at card table, where he
had been all afternoon, playing hearts
against CofEett. Sam Berger and
Dick Adams A big heap of silver
piled before him, CLEANED from the
pockets of the other three.
Johnson worked faithfully. After
his work out Johnson sail: I'm
through. This closes my work"
Under the eye Of the moving
picture camera he toiled through the
day OF gymnasium stunts, boSins and
posing.
The only event OF the day to mar
hts happiness Wac clash with Joe
Woodman manager OF Sam Langford.
Declaring that he would not work
out in the presence of Woodnan,
Johnson personally ordered Wood
man out Of the grounds The con
versation between the men din not
reveal the cause of the negro's nos
tilty, but 1t is understood that Ionn.
son has taken offense at repeated
declarations made by I,angford anc
his manager that the champion dar
ed not fight Langford-
The rolite way in wnienst lssSef 8. ~
addressed Woodnan and
ontrol ne 4ax9T. ar wns1f m ypktin1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
INDICTED MEN
PROCURE BAIL
TWO WE--.g.T ,S1RiMGFiEl}-
MEN SIGN PAFERS FOR
BROWNE AND WILSON IN
DlCTED FOR BRIBERY.

Springfield, June So,--Lee o'Nei.
Browne and Representative e. vii
son, of Chicago, gave '$hloo0 bali
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
LOWER HOUSE OF NEW YoRt
LEGISLATURE REJECTS THE
PRIMARY MEASURE.
FAVORED BY ROOSEVELT
Senate Had Not Reached Decision a
Late Hour, Holding Night Ses-
sion Another Extra
Session Expected.

Albany, June 30.--Roosevelt was
beaten decisively today. He met d.
feat fiat footed at the hands OF the
Republican organization in the as
sembly. AT late hour the senate
had not made up its mind. Indica.
tions are that the session might con
Nnue the greater part of the night.
The Cobb direct nominations bill
was Killed in the assembly this after
noon after a hard fight. The final
count was so to G3 in favor OF ac-
cepting the adverse reports of the
judiciary committee. The Repub-
licans in TIE senate held a caucus to.
night but only % were there They
voted to make party measure Of the
Cobb bill with the amendments pro-
posed by Lloyd G. Griscom, chairman
Of the New York County Republican
Committee, and favored by Roose.
velt 1t takes &c votes to pass the
bill in the senate, so the situation
was not cleared.
The senate went into session and
at midnight no vote was In sight.
There is talk of still another spec.
ial session The assembly this after
noon voted to ! adjourn tomorrow
afternoon snd if the senate coneurs
and Z Aislature quits work with
no ITntill passed the leaders say
HuSo call 1t back again.
G ~3s moment Roosevelt seni
- to Gs.scom urging the
US aud per1he bill. things hallnnied
ssura nolife @ss,s \, I; ~ beeafae az
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

BatteFies--Crandell aud Meyers.
Rncker and Bergen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Home Runs win.

Detroit. June So. Home runs by
Collins and Dougherty. each coming
with man on base, gate Chicago
enough runs 10 win.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
Browns shut Out.

Cleveland, June Soy Yoj
won his 49sth big league victory
day allowing only 2s men to go
bat.
Score R4
Cleveland ........ ~
St Louis lA 4
Batteries Young and EAr
Ray Bailey, Alien and KKinif(
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

/
John l. Sullivan a
watch Tohnsoiis stun Fe
canlera He was persiFaiutu Ia
mer the bag tor a few 8ld
the wallnpg be delivared# v -oi
sledge hammer force,
Johnson took on Kauftn., Rox
ing. Kaufman tired all tcks
but Jack stopped everythii they
kept 1t up for four round is
doubtful whether the films sxxx low
that All landed sing.e bio IoAn-
sons lefensex xeemed impregn
When KyNAan retired, biaaKil
Cotton pluIis ih for four lnas
and Jack weS~ pack at CottoA with
some snap. Wpe second yound
blood sDurted fromN Cotton's Iipst from
one of Johnsoh's left jabs
Governor D.eaefs0n again viShad
Johnson's camp He seemed fasei
mated by the cleverness of the negro
lHIg bets were placed by the Rem.
hers of Jonnsons camp today.
Wagers of 81 800 10 $1,000 that (Joha,
son would win, and $500 even money
that Jaffries would put auetius
on the champion in Is rounds were
placed,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

Batteries Stroud, Summers al
stanage; Lange, Walsh and Payne
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01
THEIR GREETING OF EACH
OTHER ABouNDED WITH
GREATEST coRDlALlTY.
EVERYBODY WAS PLEASED
TWO Old Friends Embraced Each
Other Then Strcled Around
Veranada at Taft's Beverly
Hame and Talked.

Beverly. Mass, June 30.- For full
minute this afternoon Taft and Roose-
Welt stood on the broad yeranla OF
Evans Cottage with their hands upon
each others shoulders while evident
delight shown in every smile en-
wreathed countenances.
Mr. President" 1t was Roosevelt
who spoke and there was earnest
warmth in the salutation.
"Theodorel'
They patted each other affection
ately on the shoulder. They laughed
in way that eft not lingering
doubt as to the exuberance of their
feelings They seemed oblivious OF
the fact that others were present
1T used to be Mr. President and
'Will,' did not it?" cried the colonel
his old time high pitched, familiar
voice. "but now ii is Mr.. President
and Theodore"
Two old friends meetings after six
teen months separation with all the
warmth that used to characterize
their association in Washington, slap,
lped each other again on the aiAe and
shoulders.
Y And so IT went through the
afternoon. When Roos1 las
Tesident and Taft was 81
Var the meatsaqs Of tll-DAY ii
aslissays e6SSacter AZ
me coRiallty a tRtAER
tle the house a9aches who ~
n ssed the greetings declared that I
q iist hkd osd fq lefe
Nstaa tire Of CONVERSATION. the meet
ing was everything that the sriendl
l-.ALL - - ! 4. ! 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

New York, June 10 Crandell got
the upper hand on Rucker in pitch
ing dnel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-01

pasai investlneuts aud perm
lh,,sin.ss nnd assure polite