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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
WIDOW GLOVER
CURSED HUSBAND
ACCORDING TO THE TESTIMONY
INTRODUCED IN THE CASE
OF HATTIE LEBLANC BY THE
DEFENSE YESTERDAY.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec, "A noise
was distinctly head in the home OF
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Glover. CT Waltham,
the night after the one en- which her
husband, Clarence f. Glover, came TO
his death by shooting, according to
the testimony given today in the trial
of Hattie Leblanc, charged with the
murder of Glover
Geo. ]. Freeman, who, with his wife
stayed at the Glover nome several
lays after the murder, testified to
hearing the noise, but said he did not
Investigate it. Melvin NJ Jonnson,
the Leblanc girls attorney, was un-
able to induce either Freeman, his
wife or Mrs. Glover herself TO admit
that they saw any trace in the house
of the presence of Hattie, who was
found hiding under ted in spare
oom three days after the shooting.
Mrs. Freeman admitted that she
had placed some furniture in the
front spare room but said she corld
not explain ner motive.
Johnson made Freeman admit thai
he heard Mrs. Glover apply vile epi-
thet to ner husband.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
DEAD MAN NOT
HYMAN WIENER
PHILADELPHIA POLICE ARE
THEREFORE CONFRONTED
BY A MYSTERY.
REAL WE|AER IS FOUND
After Father Identified Corpse o.
Man Killed BY Policeman as
His Son-Offcer Also
Killed in Fight.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2.-The body OF
Hyman Weiner, supposed to have
been the murderer Of Policeman Bar.
nett, is not en- route to Roybury
Mass. This fact developed tonight
when Wiener was arrested. Who the
imam was who shot and fatally
wounded Policeman Barnett. and
was, in turn. shot and killed by the
officer is a mystery.
The arrest Of Alexander Mcdonald,
|who came here with Wiener, brought
about the Climax,
Mcdonald maintained from tho
first time he viewed the corpse that
| it was not Wiener's, but the fact that
Wieners father identified the body
as that OF his son, and that an uncle
also stated that the body was that of
bis nephew, started the police on a
hunt for Mcdonald, and he was ar
rested as an accessory"
| TO the police today Mcdonald
maintained that the body was not
| Wiener's and he told the police Off
ciass where they would be likely to
dnde Wiener Within two hours
they had the real Wiener, who was
arrested charged with numerous
petty robberies.
| Wiener was brought to police head
quarters a few minutes before the
time for the departure of the trair
for Boston which was to carry the
hody of his double, and ALSO his
father. A rush was made fop|the sta
tion and the coffin containing tht
corpse was taken from the express
Fear,
Now the question is, whose body
is it?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
NERVE WREcK|NG NOISE.
Is That Made by Auto Immediately
After Crankine, Declares St.
Paul Judge.

st. Paul, Dec. 2.---The noise made
by an automobile imediately after the
machine has been cranked, is Off.
cially declared nerve wreeking" by
Chief Justice Start, of the Minnesota
supreme court, in en- opinion handed
down today,
Clara Fisher, of Elmwood, Mich,
was driving a horse along a road aud
On automobile owned by John Nc
Grath was standing at the side Of the
road. When McGrath cranked the
car Miss Fishers horse ran away
Miss Fisher Instituted suit for dam.
ages, having been injured The court
declared there was no negligence on
the part Of the defendant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
SHOWED CLUB EXPENDED S320 .
762 FOR LEGAL SERVICE,
ETC, IN THREE YEARS.
HEAVIEST IN YEAR 1907
just Frior to Passage of New YORK
Anti-race Track LaWs--Turf
Association Said to Have
Kept No Books.

New York, Dec. 2.The books of
the Jockey Club. an organization
which contro.s and sanctions horse
races Throughout the UIntedsStates,
were produced heiere the. joint legis-
lative investigating committee today
and showed that in 1906, 07, 0S the
club expenald S32o,7G2 for legal ex.
penses, advertising and press bu-
reau.
According to the entries, the
heaviest expenditures were in Oc-
tcber C @c+-e year preceding the pass
age CT the anti-betting bills. In that
year, byt the entries, the legal eX-
penses OF the Jockey Club were $li5,-
G20. The year previous they We're
s92,G42 and in 1908, the year in which
T-a Hughes legislation finally pre-
vailed BY vote, they were $500
paid out of special fund.
Frank X. Sturgis, treasurer of the
club, testified that all disbursements
OF August Belmont, chairman Of the
club, and that $42,290 Of the special
fund was paid to f. P Coyne, recon-
mended to the club by James w.
Wadsworth, Jr., speaker of the as.
sembly. Wadsworth was at the hear,
ing Wednesday when August Bel
mont sad in his testimony before the
committee that the rich members of
the ,loc-ey Club raised fund OF
100000
The books of the Metrorartan
Turf Association, comprised of max.
ers of books ON the races, We're not
produced, because John j. Evans
treasurer of the associ1-eson said none
were kept
He admitted that the association
had $4,000 invested. Belmont will
be called TO r-le stand tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
3 STUDENTS DISMISSED
Illinois University Heads Take Ac
ton in Cases of Students For
Acts of Plagiarism.

UTnana, H., Dec. u. G., Mengel
OF Champaign. a sophomore engineer
ing student, was expelled from he
University of Illinois today by the
council Of the administration be
cause he plagarized from the works
of Charles Lamb. A professor, struck
by a familiar note in a theme handed
in by Mengel, caused an investiga
.lon &c %e made
Captain Holbrook, an Illini fresh
man and who was expected to sue
ceed Butter next year on the var
sity football team, was sent to his
home at Oak Park for similar Of
Tense. Holbrool, it is said, copied
an anti-saloon tract
N. Y. Hobson, of Harvey, was also
dismissed for the same reason.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
NEW SERVICE BY
WESTERN UNION
LETTERS FOR ABROAD MAY Be
TELEGRAPHED ACROSS CON-
TiNENT AND COMPANY WILL
MAIL THEM ON VESSELS.

New York, Dec. 2.-It will be pos.
sible tomorrow for merchant sit
ting in his San Francisco office to die
tate an urgent letter TO his steno-
grapher in the morning with reason
able certainty that II will make the
midafternoon steamer from New York
for Europe on the same day.
This is possible through a plan an.
nounceJ by the Western Union Tee.
graph company tonight. The mer-
chants letter will be received by the
telegraph company precisely as Al mes
sage is transmitted across the cont
nent at the usual tolls, and the copy
at this end will be elaced in a special
sealed envelope, snd rushed to an!
available steamship. The only extri
charge will be five cents for postage
The new service is an extension oi
the policy inaugurated with the nigh
letter service. The -.ght letter rates
will apply to all matter filed iprins
the night letter hours. 1t is confined
to no port or city and Is available il
either direction, from Chicago to bal
timore, or from Boston to Seattle
The letters should bear the full ad
dress OF the foreign correspondent
and must be married "eatW oeea
mail" at New York, or whatever por
it nay be- In cases OF urgent trans
atlantic letters it is estimated that az
proxmaely one week will be save
| in either direction.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
CONSPIRACY CASE FAILS
Charges Against Firm of Cameron
Currie and Company, Which
Failed, Not Sustained.

Detroit, Dec. 2.--An attempt to
convict Cameron, Curne and Com
pany, which failed for more than a
million dollars in July 1908, on a
charge of conspiracy with partner
Louise II. Case, to defraud the firms
customers, failed today, in the test
case of Mrs. Amy Gray, who sought
to recover 1856 which she had en-
trusted to the firm.
The court held it was improper TO
introduce as evidence, as bearing on
the alleged conspray, events which
occurred before the time the alleged
conspiracy took place. Prosecutor
Van Zile then had all the conspiracy
charges nolled. There are still two
charges of embezzlement against
Case.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
TAFT TAKES UP
APPOINTMENTS
CONSIDERS SEVERAL SCORES OF
MEN AVAILABLE FOR SU
PREME COURT AND NEW
COURT OF COMMERCE.

Washington, Dec, 2.-Taft, having
his message out of the way, began to-
day the final consideration Of his
forthcoming appointments to the su
preme court and court Of commerce
Taft declared TO callers that all re
ports as to states, etc, were pure
guess work, aud he is still of the
opinion and would listen to thC
claims of several scores Of canai
dates The president talked with q
number OF senators and representa-
lives. His most extended conference
was with Judge Canborn, of st. Paul
member of the eighth circuit. San
born has been considered supreme
court timber himself, but has been
eliminated from the present consid
Grafton because Of his participation
in the Standard Oil decision.
Taft also talken with former AT
torney General Grlggs, of New Jer
sey The general impression is tha
If a selection is made from New Jer
sey it will be Judge Swayze
Former Senator Long headed
delegation from Kansas who urge
the appointment of John c. Pollocl
to the supreme court.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
BANANA ANNA C0NFESSES
Woman SWindIed Railroads by Fake
Damage Suits--Told Scheme in
Court Yesterday.

New York. Dec, %. Banana Anna"
who has been on trial for the last four
lays, charged with having swindled
the New York Central, confessed in
court today that she had obtained
more than $4,000 damages from sew
enteen railroads by pretending that
she had been injured by falls.
The woman, who is Mrs. Anna Etru
lay, formerly boarding house keeper
at Haslett, NJ J., said she had an old
wound which She could cause to look
like a fresh injury. In the New York
Central case, as in Others, she said
she had slipped on banana peel, the
presence Of which on railroad prop.
erty she charged to negligence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
MEXICAN REBELS ARE
REPORTED PREPARING
T0ATTACK CHIHUAHUA

FL Paso, Dec 2.-Advices we c re-.
ceived tonight that the insurrectiol-
lists were planning an attack on Chi
huahua tonight.
Peace Commission Moves.
ChfSuahua, Mexico Dec. "a poace
commission appointed by Diaz lett
here tonight to confer with the revo-
lutionists at san lsidro. The regolu-
tionists promised TO facilitate the pas
sage Of the commissions special
train, which hoated a white flag. This
lis the first time in thirty years the
Mexican government nas made sucn
oyertures.
The explanation OF this move is
that the foreign interests have
brought a strong pressure to bear on
the government to end the turmoil
by placating the insurgents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
LAKE STEAMER MISSING.

Sau1 Ste. Marie, 'iich., Tee. s.
Up to 1890 this morning nothing has
been heard of the aieamer Northern
Light, due here more than 36 hours
ago from Duluth. She has not been
heard from since she left the head of
the lakes. 1t is possible. however,
that she has taken refuge in some
sheltered harbor The boat Is owned
by the Mutual Transit Line,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
AT Scene OF THE CRIME
Whole Court Marches Through Street
to View Place Where Alma
kellner Was Killed.

Louisville, Ky, Dec. Followed
by crowd of several hundred people
Joseph Wendling, charged with the
murder of Alma Kellner, this after
noon marched through the streets
with the jury and trial Judge from the
court house to st. Johns church, the
scene of the alleged crime.
The court officials accompanied
the jury and prisoner through the
church where the prosecution cor
tends Alma Kellner. was killed and
then to the parochial school, beneath
which the remains were found.
Vending appeared perfectly calm
throughout the day The defense
closed its case today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
FARMERS ARE ALARMED
Russian Suspected Of Having Black
Cholera Escapes From Quaran-
tina IN Wisconsin.

Cumberland, Wis, Dec. Farmers
living near the Russian settlement
twelve miles south OF this city, are
alarmed because Gotleib Janeschke. a
Russian emigrant who under quaran.
tine, suspected CT having llack cho'-
era, escaped tonight. His condition
was greatly imrrovec Grring the last
few days and the local physicians dis.
agreed as toahe ailment.
The town officers are enforcing a
strict quarantine ever Eve other Rus
sian emigrants who came over from
Russia with Janeschke.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
N0N-UN|0k GARMENT
WORKER KILLS MAN
IN A STREET Fight

Chicago. Dec. -Waienpina Rum
czykas, said by tn police to have
Leen a slugger involved in the gar
ment workers strike, was shot and
killed by Tony Wocullo, non-union
garment worker, during tight late
today,
Wcculo, who was arrested, declar-
ed he was forced to kill Rumczykas
to save himself from being beaten to
death.
The fight in which dozen were in
volved. occurred in the vicinity OF
State and Harrison streets and threat
ened to develop into serious riot
Friends of Rumczykas attempted to
take WoculIo from the police.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
MINISTER ARRESTED FOR
SWINDLlNG BY MAIL.

Chicago. Dec. Rev. II. G. Scot
ford, pastor of Hamilton Park Con-
gregational church, was arrested to-
day by agents of the department OF
nstice. charged with using the mails
to conduct a fraud He was released
on bond of $1,000 His trial will be
called December s. The minister con-
ducted firm known as the National
paten. Investment company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
WHO IS THE JOKE ON?
Secretary Knox Relates to the cabi.
net One Propounded by His
Able Assistant, Adee.

Washington Dec. 2.-The secretary
OF state yesterday invited Secretary
Adee to lunch with him. Then Knox
was summoned to the White House
for an extended conference on the
presidents message. Adee heard the
news and said
"Mr. Secretary, while | am getting
a mess of potage, 1t looks as though
you were going to get pot of mes
sage"
Knox related the Joke at the cabi-
net meeting after nearly five hours
work. and an immediate adjournment
was taken.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
STRIKE:
Voted to Be Called in ~ Shops in
Milwaukee 5000 lnvolved--8
Shops Already Out

Milwaukee, Dec. 2.-At a meeting
of the Garment Workers Union this
afternoon It was decided t. call a
strike in % shops in Milwaukee,
where 1900 are employed. Workers
in eight shops are already out. 1t is
claimed the Milwaukee garment wor.
kers are underpaid, compared with
conditions in other cities
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
PARTY LEADERS DE-REcATE
paw AS uNsulTED TO
GREAT BRITAIN.
ELECTIONS YESTERDAY
Eleven unionists and Four Radicals
Returned to House of Com
mons--Halfour and Cham
herlain Elected.

London, Dec. 2The few days dis
cussion before the general election
came to an end today and leaves 1t
clear that the Liberals as a party will
have none Of the referendum All
Liberal leaders have frankly depre-
Gated the referendum as being I'M
suited to Great Britain and as tendiag
TO destroy the responsibility Of rep
resentative institutions
Meantime, however, further fanil-
'arity with the idea has had the ef-
feet OF uniting the whole Unionist
party and the press in its favor and
the opposition leaders courage in
adopting it, is hailed now as having
secured for BaHour's party an excel
ent victory at the elections.
The campaigning was again In full
blast tonight. Balfour said in speech
at Grimsby that no Irishman would
thank the people for an independent
Irish parliament rnless 1t We're "ac-
|companiel hv British subsidy"
The nucleus OF the new house Of
commons was form~d today by the
unopposed nomination and conse,
1uent return Of II unlonlsts and 4
Radicals. All were members OF the
Hast hcuse. so there has been no
transfer Of seats.
| The Unionists elected include jos
eph Chamberlain and A. j. IBalfour.
Tomorrow will see seventy polls
The constituencies are so scattered
that the results should furnish an IN
dex of the feeling OF the country
POLITICAL phonnets sra.sall al sea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
FIRST SUIT or THE KIND.

Sterling, H., Dec 2.-N. @. Van.
SAINT, brother of the national COM
mander of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. was given judgment of $40
against the Central Union Telephone
Company today because his name did
not appear in the telephone directory.
It is said to be the first case of the
kind in the United States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03

Philadelphia, Dec. 2.--Prince and
Princess Faul Trodbetzksy will visit
this city during December. Archer
NJ Huntington has induced the "a
nous artist to bring his enti;e. col
lection OF statues to America, guar
|anteeing all expenses. Prince Trou-
betzky is said to have the most ia.
nous collection of Tolstoy statues
and paintings in the world, the major
ity his own work, The princess Is
well known among the Americans in
London and Paris, and they .promies
series of elaborate entertainments
for the couple on their arrival in this
country
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
LEAVE It TO PRIMARY
Lafayette Young Willing to Have
Successor to Dolliver select.
ed in That Way.

Des Moines, Dec. 2.--United States
Senator Lafayette Young in an inter
view today, stated his willingness to
leave the selection of successor
to fill out the unexpired term Of the
late Senator Dolliver to a special pri-
mary to be called in January OF
February
Attorney General Fl. w. Byers who
has announced his candidacy for sen
'ator for Delivers unexpired term
was told today of Young's propos'
tion Byers declared he would be
satisfied with such a primary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
REPORT
Of Republican Members Of BalIinger
Pinchot Committee Will be Given
Congress Next Week.

Washington, Dec 2.-The report OF
the Republican members of the Bal
lingertPinchot investigating commit
tee will be ready for congress next
week.
At the conclusion of the afternoon
conference of the Republicans today
Senator Nelson, chairman of the
oint congressional committee, said
the report would be completed and
submitted to the full committee
early next week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
,GES MONIES WOMEN
FIGHT LIQUOR INTERESTS

Des Moines, Dec. 2--Des Moines
women today had monopoly Of the
telephone exchange. They were en-
gagged all day in calling up people and
requesting them to rsrltse to sign Pc
titions for saloons. About 900 women
agreed to call up Eve other women
and ask them to cali up five others,
and SO on, indefinitely.
Each woman so enlisted called up
her grocer, butcher, ard baker today
to demand that he stand for a dry
city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
WANTED HIS SWEETHEART
Youth Who Left Chicago After Fore
ing Check, Gives Himself up
in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Dec. longing for
his Chicago home, and made despond-
ent by the haunting knowledge that
he would have to forever give up his
sweetheart unless nc returned, Robert
G. Schwenck, aged %, vailed into the
county Jail today and informed an
under sheriff that he Is wanted in
Chicago.
This snow made me homesick,'
he said. n am in lose with q girl ana
she loves ne. needed money and
forged a friends name to a caeck."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
CAIRO, THE PLACE.

. The people of Southeast Mis-,
. souri,, OF Western Kentucky
. and Of Southern Illinois, are
: respectfully urged 10 come p
= Cairo as quickly as possible to
. do their Christmas shopping.
= Cairo stores are all ready for
. them, with fine displays of
= holiday goods, at prices that
e are fair; and they are able to
e serve patrons expeditousIy
. and satisfactorily.
= BY coming now, or very
+. soon, they will get first choice
. from the large stocks, of great
. variety, and will avoid the rush
= that is always a Christmas in
. cident as the great day comes
= nearer.
= CAIRO is EASIER OF AP-
= PROACH to most people re-
3 siding In this section than any
= other large place, and offers
. better inducements IN stocks
and prices than any place in
= this section.
. COME NOW! Don't wait
. till the stores are crowded and
2 stocks depleted by local buyers
2 who always delay their pur-
> chases till just before Christ
mas, because the stores are
= right at their doors and they
. can get what they want at any
= time.
n.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
DIX {: S
Along River Rhone Burst Yesterday
on Account Of Floods and Sew
eral Lives Are Lost.

Nantes, France, Dec. 2-It is an
nounced tonight tnat the Dyke at
Diyatte had broken as the result OF
the floods, inundating the country
side for % kilometres between Basse-
Goulaine and LaVarenne. In this
city $500 persons w-=a thrown out ot
employment, becouse of the high wa
ter in the Loire river,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
WISCONSIN AND TEXAS
SHARED THE HoNoRs

Chicago, Dec. WISCONSIN and
Texas shared honors today at the
United States Land and Irrigation EX-
position at the Coliseum. Secretary
of State Frear of Madison, was in
charge of tie Wisconsin exercises,
held in the Coliseum annex of the
Badger state. The unusually large
Wisconsin exhibition attracted mucn
attention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
ATTEMPT OF WRECkERS
is Report Of Railroad Detectives In
vestigating Cause of Accident
on Missouri Pacific.

Lamonte, Mo. Dec. 2.-Railfoad de-
tectives tonight investigating the Mis-
souri, Pacific wreck four miles east OF
.Lamonte early this morning, report
that IL resulted from deliberate at
tempt to wreck passenger train.
Fifteen persons are In the hospital
here as the result Of the accident in
which three coaches We're thrown
down an embankment
The railway men believe a rail had
been displacd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
Suicides, Cemetery.

"F'riedhof Kolonie Grunewald' Is
the official name which has Just been
given to the cemetery in Schidhorn,
near Berlin. which is devoted to o
special purpose, Here are buried, day
by day, the ever-increasing number Of
Berliners who commit suicide, and
who, from this cause, are not allowed
to be buried in an ordinary cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
SHIPS
Authorized For U. S. Navy BY LAST
Congress Will Be Named The
Texas and New York.

Washington, Dec 2.-"Texas' and
New York Will be the names Of the
two new battleships Of the navy
which were authorized at the last
session OF congress. The present
hattleship Texas is second class
taitiesnip ana wilr-b renamed "San
Marcos" in honor OF city in Texas.
The present cruiser New York VIII
be re-clrissanel Manhattan"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
HOPPE RETAINS TITLE.

New York, Dec. willie Hoppe Of
thisNcity, who holds the worlds cham
pionship at 1871 and 1872 balk line
billiards, defeated George Slosson to-
night in 1000 point match, by a
score of 1000 to 247. Hoppe went
out in As innings, with an average of
22h, retaining the championship.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
MORE AMERICAN DOLLARS
FOR HOME RULE PARTY

Boston, Dec. 2.-The United irish
I4eagre of America forwarded today
to the Irish National party another
remittance OF $4,000. This makes
the total sent during the past SIX
weeks sixty thousand OF American
dollars" whicn have caused adverse
comment by a section Of the British
press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
Novel Clock.

A clock that plays soft music not
only to awaken sleeper. but to put
a person to sleep, thus reversing the
usual function, and one that turns on
the lights In bedroom are recent
ideas in timepieces.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03
RAONE DIXIE BREAKS.

Avignon, Dec, 2.-Tne dykes a'ong
the river Rhone, protecting Lapalud,
burst today, submerging the town. A
number of people were killed,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-03

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