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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
New Guise for Old Gao.

i met new variety of panhandler
on Park row the other day." said a
man to the New York Sum- Gle APP
preached me and with marked Teu-
tonic accent said: DO you speak Ger
man! Much tlattered that be should
nave picked me out as a particularly
intelligent person answered, ia, lch
spreche Deutsch Say, give me q
nickel. he said. He got it,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09

Miss Geneyieye Bird win take Mrs,
b. r. Thistlewood' class in music,
with studio at The Frances. Pupils de-
string to study call home phone 3S7 X
Miss Bird Is graduate of Emil Leib.
ling and Il. r. Kroeger schools.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
First Christian Church.

The Ladies Aid Society of the FRS.
Christian church will meet this after
noon with Mrs. P. J. Thistlewood, Of
Upper Washington. This is the first
meeting after the summer months
and all are requested to come.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
w. c. 7. U. Meeting.

The w. c. T. U held its regular
weekly meeting at the residence Of
Mrs. M. A. Wilson, 221 Seventh
street yesterday afternoon. The an
nual election of officers was to have
been held, but on account of other
important business it was postponed
until next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

John Rhodes, of Vienna, was In the
city yesterday.
Roscoe Greer of Anna, is in the city
visiting friends
sga Ike Altman went to Paducah yester
N, day ION business.
r. l. Buchanan and wife, of Anna
We're here yesterday.
@t' George DeGelder, of Beech Ridge
was in the city today.
w. B. Williams, of Clinton, KY
was in the city yesterday.
Henry Weiman. of TheDes, was III
Cairo yesterday afternoon.
]. W. Roy, of Anna, was in the city
Stocking after business affairs.
$3.50 MIS-. Chas. Glass is visiting friends
in Anna and also Dixon Springs.
III. r. Bradshaw and Geo. II. Roya
OF willard, were here on bushes.
mission yesterday.
Fred Hofheinz, Sr. still RENAME
critically i'll at his nome on lower
washington avenue.
Miss Frances Love, or Higgins
port, Ohio is the guest of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Carl Hebsacker.
MISS Chole Mccain. OF Paducah
Is the guest Of Miss Alma Heilig, .
Upper Sycamore street.
Miss Fora Harris, Of taducah, Il
the guest or her sister, Mrs f.
Kahn, Of the Farrow Flats.
Judge Horace A. Harmon returne
lats night from Danville where h
Eas been attending u. s. court
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
Makinr lnuuiry.

Alderman Greaney, as chairman
of the police, Jail and fire commit
tee OF the city cosncil, is making
some inquiries regarding complaints
against the police.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
Cheerful Workers.

The Cheerful Workers of the Cairo
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
+. w. Cherry on Poplar street this
afternoon for the first time after the
regular summer suspension Of week
ly gatherings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09

The ladies of St Fatricks and St.
Joseph S parishes will meet at ST.
Josephs hall at 1870 o'slolk this
evening to arrange for entertaining
the knights of Colrn3us, and also
to provide funds for villa Ridge Gem
etery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
TO HOLD INVEsTlTUE IN WALES

London, Eept. S.-For the first time
in hundreds of years the investitue
Of the prince Of Wales will take
place in Wales. The ceremony will
be held next July.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09

The first ditch was dug yesterday
for the interurban station on CoEl'
mercial avenue, Material for the
foundation will be placed on tae
ground today,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
Calvary Baptist.

The Ladies Aid o. the Calvary
Baptist church will NEE, iais after
noon at 2 O'Clock with Mrs. w Lee,
No. 25O6 Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Birth Of a Son.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frei Gaunt, Of 3415
Washington avenue are the parents
of son. born tuesday; weight
eleven pounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09

To get the Associated Press news
n Cairo Won must read The Bulletin
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09

foi the people, that shalf mean also q
government of justice and govern
ment Of honesty
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
Lutheran Ladies to Meet.

The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Chas.
r. Miller, SOC Commercial avenue
this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
Presbyterian Aid.

The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold its first business
meeting at the residence OF Mrs. Geo,
Wilson, on Center street, on FRIDAY
Sept. l6.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09

Standard accompanied her nome Sun
day
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold Sun Shine Social
Friday afternoon, Sept. 9th at the
residence of Judge and Mrs. w. N.
Butler There will be Fancy Work
sale and a Delicatessen in connection
The public is invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09

Miss Katherine Richards, of Peor.
la, who has been visiting her brother
Percy Richards, of the Cairo Electric
and Traction Co, and also Misses
Rosalind and Roberta Roberts, re.
turned to her home yesterday stop.
ping enroute at Centralia for several
days
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
At Kansas City.

Kansas City Observation-Disclosures.
Minneapolis ..~... -
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09

Miss Flo Z. Davis, of Julian, Ida
no. who has been visiting her siste"
Mrss J.. n Fewell, at Mound City, ar
rived in Cairo Wednesday for a visit
with her brother and sister of Twen.
ty-seventh street. Miss Davis form.
erly resided in Mound City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
y SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL y

Mrs. Rolla II. Spann and daughtee
went up to Anna last evening TO
spend several days VITA re:atiyes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-09
GAMES IN THE
MAJOR LEAGUES

Concluded from First page.)
Columbus ........ .......
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
TO FINISH
HOUSE OF lAsDs THE Most
PROMINENT cEsTioN NOW
IN ISSUE.
OPPOSE AMERICAN Cash
a.sui.h and ealssu- Have Both An
nsuneed Pian ef Campaign
Viii Be sho-. Sharp and
Decisive.

Lcaeaa- NV IRWIN tie delivery
g. Premier A.cui;hs speech declaring
ire pol.ey Of she government, follow
ins as !: c.d Rai.ou-'. speech outiin-
ing TIE Caionss, policy early IN the
week. the two parties n tie political
contest have laid their cards on the
table TIE ash. viii be short and
sharp ard from the attitude q the
politicians who have ALREADY taken the
platform as hi..er as L vii, ce short
Wien the failure ot the veto con-
ference was announced 81 signs sav-
orst the governments candidates., Jus,
t--ssh from their success II the eiec-
tons Good trade returns increase .he
popularity 81 free trade vile Union
ISIS 6i.o-sgnised. had apparently lost
heart some o. their newspa qers even
predicting ,hes- defsa; should the elee-
zion easue. TIE approach ot the dis
solution Q. parliament however. re-
stored their confidence and although a
Section o. the party. which q few DAYS
ago. advocated federal home rule, IS
finding i, awkward = recan.- the ranks
generally have been reformed.
TIE house o. lords naturally Is The
fo-emes, question on which the e.ec-
zion viii be fought. a section OF
Ir:ontsts made Up q ole torres, is
unwilling 70 accept Balfonr's scheme
.o- the reform q the upper chamber.
particularly owing 10 ;h= elimination
Q. hereditary PRINCIPLES. hut the inau-
ence g TIE -.sn who comprise this
sector. xii tzTa ltr..fa effect
A plank o. Importance II the Union
IS. platform : he opposition 10 home
-I2ie and Jae use % American 6ol.ors
- Ges.-oy .ae British Constitution.
The .a.ter has LIST some .oree
through the publication % sta.emen;
that . SUE, q only $1,000 was collect
Sd BY tie Irish leader. one-r.ird o.
which came from. Canada, the sub
sc-ip;ion LIST IN ,he. country being
headed by Sir N.!tr.a Lau-ie., pre-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
News of Scandinavia
Principal Happenings Of the Week
in the scandinavian Countries.

The public school at Cssss.s nss-..
Vaste-as. ~as closed oa aecossz.i e
sessra. cases G. :a.4.as..2s PARALYSIS Il
TIE neigh s-o-s.ecss
Herman Lsa.z- Sse.e Ueo i
making canoe voyage sa-a slsai's
had a bad nsssa7 o. .1e -.Se- A1oHs
france re ist, &c. hs- burg IL AIS
asr followed ths e@s.s Q. S~eos-
Denmark ara ao,lSnd srd cont-ni,ss
MS voyage W he -.se- Sssns 70 PATS
~ae-e sle spv-. s~o weeks sssa.-ssse
ING Then he ~e1. Up .as Seine s'll
further. aa3 c-vsSeS. TIE caal.-y ;.
"a, 70 tie Rsons Dow his --ysE q
aat 81 esss ..-e .. : o-sa L cams
u.A.n few u.ls-s Q. ~ mouth Tbs
81. .--oz- he s-sa1s- GssiscG mis-
.e4 HE. .a6 lis little c-att -ar
AGAINST The steamer ~i.a srch force
MS. j. vas Disabled sni wen. 10 The
s.o-.om TIE crew of The s.san-s.
saved rs life. gn3 he SAYS he Is hound
10 complete lis TIP Nj Lan,1 II
,so6s 10 go thru The Mediterranean
seA. ,ss E.ssa-. sea- The Back sea. AMI
.-s Caspian sea ana % sail up the
No,sa and -s.1n 70 Sweden By VIZ.
Q. s. Petersburg he pays his way
wing cores ondence .or tie
Sss.a-ea
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
ARRESTED BY WHOLESALE
ENGLISH svFFRAeErres MAKE
DESCENT ON PARLIAMENT.
after Emp.ied His Rife Shooting at
Who Charged Many Times,
cheered on by eiueJaekess.

London. England. Nov. is.-The
militant .utsragisls .eopened hos
mites against the government To-
lay and marching l.ooo strong on the
parliament buildings, gave the police
:. lively ash,- TIE women. many OF
shom were placed under arrest were
ed BY Mrs Emme!iae Pankhurst-
The surragis,s had determined II
,ossihle TO force the police Gordon
about the house OF commons and
eaching Premier Asquith 10 Insist up-
N the Introduction Q. a woman SUI
rage bill The police. however. were
GO strongly eatrenched and the wo-
s,en who tried every menas in their
.ower 10 force the line were thrown
Jack
Repeatedly they retired hrea.hless
md disheveled only 20 have their
,laces IN the fighting line taken BIZ
reserves
BY 5 o'oiock twsnty-o one women and
Two men were in police cells. a large
contingent OF American hiuaiacke.s Of
he visiting feet. were amused specta-
.ors os tne struggle and Justly cheer
lag the combataats melted them TO
'-esh Efforts. The fight continued and
the police were compelled TO make
Wholesale arrests.
AT 4 O'Clock eishty-two ot the sus-
'-agists and their supporters had been
taken into CUSTODY,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
DENMARK.

Man. cases az .afansiie ps-aiFs.s
hzss a.er reported froIa Nos.A 80
land so-se patents have seea ;aAeE
TO sh< Hospitals. and s4-,s few AAse
died
servants are Il The hAs:; 81 moving
OF he ars, q. November The -aa~ss
o.e.a.s were prepared Il. -asA ~
this sea~ he Tide wss 80 s-uas .As'
son.s passenger trans as-s as7i.ed
Is much as 81 hol- S-i . 1.2l.
Rot-s- ssezs SCI o1>v-si rs z.'as
scac.a e. A-Sss- >os s II
s.-lc--ins = Essa ..-a- seven e me
q elo.cx !. - .--ses--s.-s- !. L.. .ss COZ
d..sn1s So res. fA-c-a-.s SNslcst'2
taxes cre aols- 4. ,4-e - 7sasss,s-
ss- on rs Sy.ls machine A.s-
xa.le he .sav@s he Seno.A- :. he hem
AT .as.l. ;as scaoiz- : s'ssH-.';s<- .
g. a.sas oas d ;ss scAo.a-s Is
yo1az lA.y s-ach eAo.A- ps.s So
To- ro ueaa,ts cgs--ss
The statistical t.-aar las is. T.;s-
hsae-d 81 .a,s-esss-s -spa-. q he
wo-k a caa-..s Carried O. :. PIRATE
organizations II Denmark cl-.-s he
.sa- ss. Il Caz.s-a4seI IL a-.'9.;--;
s.ven Il he pnc- ~ n..ys,e o-s2-a-s-
t:o-.s xas sbon. s-.s.'0 End ne
anon. 10 he ozhe- cities Vas as'aI.
So asn Il Co1s1tass- -f.s EEK ~&s
II Gage Ct :. organizations, sll tbs
-zssse.a-ses we-e UatrlE css.1-e- aEl
so4ns people Tie STATISTICS % aoi
:. %
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
COUNT roLsrol DEAD.
Aged Novels. ana Reformer sueeumb.
70 Inevitable.

-As,apova, Nov. ls.-Couat Leo Toll
s.oi oied peacefully this morning. Dr..
Atakovetsky and the other attending
physicians and Countess Toistoi we.e
IT his bedside when tire end came L.
was recognized long before tina, his
case was hopeless and al o'clock In
the morning after the countess had
been summoned and other members
Of the family had gathered in an ad-
Joining room, the physicians issued
bulletin announcing that the activity
OF the heart had alnos, ceased and
tina, To,stors condition was extremely
dangerous. Several OF the physicians
were greatly overcome by the ap-
preaching death OF Russias grea,
writer.
Count Lyo. Nskolaivitch Tois.oi, U.s.
ually' called Count Leo Tois,o!. nove-
list and social Seso-nle-. was born
Aug. IS. 1925. at Yasnaya Poliana in
the province OF Tuia, Russia. When
20 years old, he entered the army and
served in the Caucasus and in the de-
tense of Sebsstopol agains. the British
and French allied forces. He first
made his reputation in literature by a
series OF vivid sketches written from
/ Seba.topcl When he left the army
soon after the Criniean war, he de-
voted hinasel. entirely TO literature
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
Tar Poouia, a. Panama.

Panama. Ny. s--P-es.6sa. s,
vii. sail to- homo .o:ay, delight. Z,
the progress being made Il ,:.e CO.
sirucsion Q. tie Panama canal a7
with cheers Of Panauaas ringing !.
his ears.
The presidents s7eeet ..sa4 ,az.
night at dinner g..sa il us isa-
by Presi6sn, A-ossmela i. vss:c.. r.
-idscuied ,t.e re7oi, ,ha. r..e J1.ses
states vas contsma plating .te annex
atien Q. Panama. was .1:.isr4E .t..s
morning ana excited the a.a-ec.a-.5a
o. the people he-e, who seized i-c-
every opportunity 70 show .tss;r f-!e.i-
Illness toward TIE American chief eg-
ecutive and tie goys-a=le.., 9. wa.4a
he Is the head.
Taft will embark uron TIE c-,-..ss-
Tennessee at Colon al s o'o,oe.. to-..s-.
20. Charleston. He viii stop {. G-a--.-
tgnamo, Cuba, Saturday at.a-- -
Z BRIEF inspection OF -Ar,s-:cas rzsa.
base there. This morning Tas: io9..ei
over the Pacific division ot ~ cz-z.
ard from tug examined ...e con-
pie.ed section. This IS the ..es
:tth visi. TO the is.a-nus. al
popularity among the NATIVES za
canal workers Is shown every WHERE
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
FOR The BUSY Man
NEWS EplToME THAT CAN Soon
eE COMPRISED.
MANY EVENTS ARE MENTIONED
HON. and Foreign Intelligence Con
densed Into Two and Four
Line Paragraphs.
Washington.

Congress meets the first Monday IN
becember The session will end
March 4th
The beginning of November has
brought an improved condition Q, gov
eminent finances. The month shows
a surplus Of more than 100000, as
against a deficit Of $2,5oqooo year
ago. The total receipts TO GAZE are
nearly s7,oooo00 ahead OF year ago
and the disbursements are nearly
100000 600.
pensions for all employees OF Ia
tional banks and protection ios lhei1
families in case OF death has been
proposed 10 the treasury department
by the large mutual life insurance
companies. Several reports OF the
companies headed by ". c. Beers OF
New York. rad a conference Gfiaa.
with the comptroller of the curfenc!
regarding the legality Of the plan
Altar a leave o. absence lasting
nearly TN years during the most o..
which time he was engaged II Arctic
exploration, Capt Robert Z. PeaFy
has returned 10 active 81. ~
aayy department For the pTessn.
the famous explorer is 70 be engaged
as engineering expert for tie &c
,,ar,ment OF justice in cases before
the court of claims invo..ing COZ
structIon work for t,.e naval bureau
OF yards and docks.
plans for an assai military squad
ron will be presented 70 congress, the
number Of the air machines 10 be pro
yided being left by the war depart
men. 10 the law makers This was
announced by Major General Leon
ard Wood. chief OF STAFF Of the army.
Prigader General James Allen. chief
Of The signal corp in his report 10
General Wood. already has recon-
inended tina. twenty machines be pu''
CHASED a. once for the army.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
FINLAND.

D. John Cs-olse-s has written a
newspaper article 10 prove tha. school
.ts i detrimental 10 The physical De
Ve.oqnens OF shs children HIS cor
c.essons ara hsss. OF reports On .hs
examination Of eight thousand children
II Tie schools OF some OF The ia-ges.
c:.zss Of Finland II some classes Is
aan! ss ih-eesour,hs Of tie children
3e-e more o. less detormed TIE
most co1non defect was curves 81
rs <piua, collmn TIE figures PROV ii
That Il some schools hale o: the chill.
l-ea ha6 crooked backs: thai he
defects increased IL passing from the
lower 70 me higher classes ard that
certain fern q hn--l-back Was
..p.cal Of school children. The write.
II goes 70 prove thai the modern
schools contribute 20 The physical
degeneracY q me race
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
Instruction ia Mexico.

Mexico City. Mex. Nov. ia.-Reports
from Pueblo. where revolutionary
rioting occurred yesterday are that the
town is quiet today. Similar reports
are received from interior cities.
The estimates of number killed IN
the fighting vary from 100 10 10
Strong forces Of cavalry and In
tantry are patroiling the streets and
pickets and sharpshooters occupy
church towers The revolutionary
movement which began when the
police attempted to break up a meet
ing of an.i-re- electionists, appear. to
have ended with the capture OF the
home Of Jose Cordan. who is credited
with having headed the rebels. Cerdan
is said TO have esca9ea He is a
grandson Of Gen. Miguel .Alathiste,
former governor OF the state of Pueblo.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
Foreign.

Cr!ppen, the wife murderer. will
barely escape the gailows. though
given a ten-dass' extension from tie
original day set for his execution
Morocco has agreed To pay Spain
sls 900 900 indemnity as demanded by
the latter government following tie
successful Spanish campaign against
the Riff trtnesmen in the summe. o.
1863
The marriage Of Prince Victor Ma
poleon Boraparte. cousin OF King
Victor Emmanuel and p.etender 70
the throne OF France AMI Princess
Clementine. daughter Of the la.e King
Leopold OF Belgium took place at
Mon,calleri near Paris.
The Explorers Club in Nav YORK
has been notified LAT q Jaaansse sI-
petition 10 ne South POE VII. ieaye
Toxic on November u The s1pe-di
ton will use { -ee;oa Tessel egui 9lsd
with sails AMI sarslary power and
expects To be three years n making
lis long journey
Coun. Boai de Czs-sllans, .o-1e.
husband OF Anna Go1id. 1oS .a= VIE
Of his cousin, prince de saEan aas
fled with the ,a;icaa formal pe-l-
ton asking the pope . to-5-z LIZ
civil divorce ard gar. tin ca-.c1
divorce coun. Boni, j. : sad &
suing for tie hard O. Mss .--a Mo--
gan. daughter OF ]. 2 Mo.ss1
Baron de Ungsrz s.e-l81-s. co--s
sponden. Q. se-s-a1cssl 4-s..-c-
Hungarian news ags.er. ..s So
fenced By tie z1ssz. co--- . .o1.
years hard labor u ~ c-ssE= q.
high treason Baron s.=--a-g ~.
arrested l2s. Juns /. -.e sa--s. 55.c..css
after search .. NJ zsss.--=z.s Te=
police siezst LIS pa2e-s I'D - oz-en
was placed u coza1-ne-.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
Sh.elaeke:s &c. unr

cherheurs. NoS. is Two hundred
alleged iisarderly hluejackets s.,aa the
Nnseriean visiting Zee, we're expelled
from a cafe here TO-DAY They Stone.
The hn'ldins and also seadsr,ass who
in,erforcd
E,ost France. My IS 4 s-,n3 =.
''iise'e iSsts tiae, sl,s .s,is.s.s. n--
llsAird q wsoa a.e IN the w.,e-..a.;
,aday The flames spread un... ,s.r
Threatened u communicate ~::a nes..
~ barrels OF aitrs,s ana a,coao. p.
relice saw the danger ara e1..suAs.
ed the ,lamcs
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
Cereal.

Prolias-. M-1iezaz .ar Z. IS die
% -als .. rupture Nj. IL Tined
SAFES
Socialism was cs-os1d z. me
mest.ag Q. ~ cz.ao..e federation ..
Nee o.leaas
f-s.e !. s = tst-Es. ~;
- =
-- =
8 = ~
~ a94ss
.
- = - go ~
= 1aH
= =. "a
- - ~ --ae- \
- go - c2--s-sg
s- s-7ss ~
Il l-.-z-.r Ok :1oaiee Chg. "
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
us. AGENTS BUSY
DESTROY WHISKY AND WINES
At THE POINT OF A
PISTOL.
OFFICERS ARE THOROUGH
indian Agent. Find seere. c.l..
Filled With High Grade Liquor
Saloon Keepers Had
ignored Orders.

Benaidji. MINI. Nov. In Ia
expedition aga.ns, two Bems5:. s..
looms which had ignored the COVER
nseat's order to close. agent. {. -
Indian bureau faced a shotgun IN s
hands az one Q. the liquor men ws3
moment before had hi. Agea, Mas
on the head. knocking him from
platform, where he landed on a q.
en- beer bottle, inaicting g deep g4<
on the leg.
The Indian agents drew their rer
srs and proceeded with the dss,.-e;.
ST liquor valued g. several au.d.s.
dollars by the saloonkeepe.s. In ca4
place the agen. discovered ssc.s.
room in the baseraen, built &. c@...s...
and filed with whisky ani h.gh .-.
wines. A blind trap door was TN q
,.is door and with axes smashed s.9-
eral barrels CT whisky ana casas q.
wine
Special Agea. Matulys ed TIE
and the first place entered was DuE.sg
and Mahan :, in the heart o. the as-
ness district. we'll eqG.aped AID a.
ing thriving business.
7. E. Brents, who ..as charge
the Indian bureau sub-agency n =
midi. was in the expedition Ii A..
preached Afr. Dudley and TOLD ..a
three warnings from the gose.as.s...
had been ignored. reminded hin -
had opened his saloon isu, -scs-..,s.
after having once been o.osei D. III
government, and TIA, upon te.eg-as
o-oe. from ". E Johnson. head O: rs
indian bureau, he should be CEN.
70 1est-oy his Stock OF l.ruo-.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-24
Liner, col,ise in Avd.o, e;v..

New yors. Nev. Eth cc.. :
IN TIE Hadsoa river :osav ss:was ~
french l!ae steamer -4al.o--a.-.= III.
tie North Ge-man-L.cr5 sas. p.
Friedrich Wilhelm, IS .,ssv ws-= dr.
:ng OF. into Ire stream q SCI, -
.oss, both STEAMERS we-a sz6.r
assa above ss.s wa.s- ,s-s -. -.
return 10 .-e.- s.s-s Esss...- rs
condition 70 s.ocssa T..a as-
today.
The passengers O so.a Tiers ;.
panic sf-.css. .c- -a.eo.. -.
assurances 9. c.sa-s tag. ..-.ss i
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eluei.eket. Reach P.-s

Paris. Nov. i7.-G.orus Q. A.e-..cs-
biue:acke,s visiting Paris are evs-y-
where objects Of interest ara ara 80
daily welcomed Ore hundred r
from TIE bat.,esa.p Georgia s-..gs.
t-on B.ss. this morning ana IS .e:y
raised on: G. the -a.,wav sts-.a-. ~
Isarea;ly eager .or FRS. sl.nrsa q:
tie F-sao. metropolis. .te. ve-= -
Tea:eS-y Photographed - -el-sss-
,ivss G. Pa-.s journals a c-aw
commuters arriving simultaneous. i:
tie STATIC. greeted .tae Americans =, !
hand elg2a.ng.
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Personal.

F::Ts II -ae presidents cabinet 0.
ssears we1l tome N ro.e.
ssaa.o. sss7e..dgs o. Indiana mas
t-sn s4,..=d u TIE ro,e-=
Coz Sanders OF louisiana. Will
AL an ezra session Of the legsla.
.srs
Senator Depe~. in tie face Of de
s4a.. says as Is the happies, man IN
New York
tssty-oas counties give Hitchcock
i.4,.ie. and Burkett s4.sss for sena-
Tor from Nebraska
starting from a steamer. Ayiato.
EIy il biplane made a aigh, over q
necg of Chesa peake bay.
4 Inoyemen, is on foot among Ken.
taesy democrats 10 have Congress.
.san-elect Caleb Powers unsea,ed.
Colonel WeaYes. Of the division of
militia. says there is strong prejudice
among labor unions TO the national
guard
Baltimore in twenty-five mile fight.
A movement is on foot among Ken
lucky democrats 10 have Congress
man-eiec, Caleb Powers unseated.
Republicans have control of the
mex, Kansas legislature. In Nebraska
the situation is directly opposite.
Mayor Dahlman. late aspirant for
governorship OF Nebraska. has gone
to the Missouri Springs to recuperate
Chilean Minister Cruise. en- route
for Washington. is detained at the
| quarantine station because Of cas-,
Of bubonic plague discovered on thu
staamer.