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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
ErtmGrpalgct / Nurb 9afpta.

l%(ofoloet al Yrirnnrpolget / Nor0
Dofoto SnsOog liolte ltge bar fol.
gen6e:
6or 6prblmosl erotorer: 9orter 3.
McGun1ber, Stolmort, % 81. 5.
9ron1o, S%1ll1rgent.
6or &ongresmeno: 3. 8. @onna,
Staltpart, og s. 8. @e(geien, Sssn.
urgent.
6or @l1pernpr:: 6. 81. Sobnlon,
Stolmort.
6or @iceguper11pr: 8ur6icf, sSsn.
urgent.
6or Stots lefretpr: Norton. En-.
urgent.
Ior Stote Nl10itor: :. g. 8riQht.
bill, Snlurgent.
6or Stotsfosi erer: @unoer Glien,
Stollport.,
6or Stots NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
6. S. Soplor, Stolmort.
6or Mttornep General: Mn0retu
Mtller, Sniurgent.
6or slgerbrugs=&onisi ur: Gil.
breat6 Stolmurt.
Jor Observation-Disclosures: 50. 6.
SaDlor, Sniurgent.
6or Sern6one= &omisierer: .. 8.
q. Nnoeri pn, Stuislno11, Sniurgen.
ter, og Mo11n, Stal>port.
Sra @ran6 SORTS m~e06eles 2.
Sl1li, at Ser ml1lig fan blipe Sptpl
o1n, bporpi0t Sen 11upuren6e @11per.
119r, 9llrfe> Demofrat, er giennomi-
11eret. San far gonife piit ef oper.
pnloenoe 6lertal al oelnofratiite
Stemn1er, men ser ct Gpipl ONT, bpor
niot ser | set bele ct ofgipet tilltrpf.
feligt 0en1ofrotilfe Steurmer for &c.
mi1otion. Set CT / bpert 6aI6 it,
fert, at flere al Sc nonrinereoe Demo.
f%ratilfe &an0i0oter for 5tatsembe6er
fife hil fomme poo @olg al 6en
@r1tn6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
&oloiom,me sfppbramoe

bar | Sen it0ite nges St6 raiet / On
tario, Canada, Mor6 for Safe Supe.
rior og in6 til Minneiota @rer6.
len. 6lere 8per % E6mmerleire er
brenSte, og Sta6en paa Egmmer.
oplag og itaoen6e Eernmer. ct rn1aa.
6elig. S @isconiin og set nor6lige
Minneiota bor %ligeleoes raiet Sfot.
branoe, Der bar foraariaget itore Sab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
uS1e @luriun: Tuurtb".

9e11 for ollie ~3,ennelfer meO nor
male Nerper ifruffeliglte Sag i bele
&aret ct beloiguis perltaaet. BE-
%iultatet far peret Set Iu0ponlige: en-
Masie Mennelfer far bragt oere5 2;D
eller ltprre eller n1inore 9ele al 0er.s
2egenler iom Dire pao Natriotis=
mems altfortpren0e 9(ltre, Ser er
reiite foron buert m10et @l1s / bele
2anOct, bror Ser er tilltreffelig ling
Dom tilltebe til at ol1tenoe Sc tro0itic=
nellie 6irecracfers og Moroappara=
ter al ipere &aliber, &g9= % @reno=
ofre / Sulinopis / 6orm al brent
oenoe 9pgninger er opienote til Sri
beOens @u0in0e. Nllerebe Ons0og
Nforgen funoe Ser l1oIeroes sen for
bol0spiS tilfreosl1illenoe @opport, at
ben fraftige s(gitotiun for ulaie ans
ione" Sier6e Suli bopoe fprt til, at
~fun" 40 Menneifer bar opoe og
2,4S5 tilifa6efomne, iamn1enlignet
me6 benbol0spis 215 og 5.093 ifior.
Men ga set toger Sis at foo nogen=
lunoe poalioelig Statiitif iamlet
iomnren fra olle Stater, for mar
Sou til at pe1te, at Tier0e Sl,li ioor
lite bil bape @rlu1O til at fannie iig
for tine 6orgGngere lom M%otional=
Gor69rper.
Soar far 6jer0e Suli facet ct loa
nteget mere poro0iif Anitrpg, JONI
iQa mangefol0ige 9per bap0e iggt at
obertere Jig lelp mes mere eller mini
Ore fraftige Mnltrengeller for en- feel
leg TeitIigbeo, iom ifl1loe gjere Sen
inoibiouelle Mfbrenoing al @nqlo=
itoffer unpOpenoig. 5ul timber al 0ol=
lars Dor lanle0e til bette @rug, men
troOs bette brageoe 6Drpprferiet
1a1gt u6 paa Matten / alle @n6er %
@a11ter al 8Derne, @ron6pelen %
Ambrlottcer ito6 parote, omlorgs=
fuloe 5orel6re trippeoe angitfuI6e
om ben balbe Scat / bouge Mneller
ont, at 6eres Mffom piloe retl,rnere
TIL &ienmet / stpffeois. 0g iaale<
oes oil bet lelpfglgelig blipe De6, in6-
til Autboriteter1te manoer Jig op til
at giere ct alporligt SSnogreb / ben
perionlige 6ribeo peo iimpelt ben at
forb9oe Solget al 6prp9rferiiager
poo ben Gag eller foruo for Sen.
sc oa1eritonife @%utboriteter er i'm
oerluttoe bange for at optrp6e iorn
autotroter, raar iom Delft set pasier
benz. &uorfor ioo tilla6, ct offert.
ltgt &tggeri til 6%ellesfeiter, me.
ber3 faantibig ollie Dgre boloes oab.
ne ffor errbner ltforitamoig l1nge, ser
bar 1ogIe Gents ti1obers for 6go.
brinoesoe Stpoeiager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

raaolele l1Oelt Sang, uoen Saa6,
.loen 6remtio? 9 b.ar life
rillet etale e, i 5
e t TO e 5 e. 81 bar / oen
liolte Menaelfealoer life baft 9iet
pplaot for, at et6oert @ooe itaor /
0orbolo til Sen 8ris, set folter. ST.
gen Sing / @eroen, lom er pero at
Gle, faces lloen at betale Yriien Der
ior. Soa flcgt % ~retferoigt er 9i=
net inorettet.
vMte1 ri bar fer t 0anl,lurf billet
ltoffe ps Gooerne for billigt &jpb, ri
bnr billet ll1poe, prltte. inaffe, lpn=
&c, oal1le oS 0en til / 5te0et for at
f%orItou, at Sc lfol erobres I Scamp
nieo BE bare Mnper.
v9et fpiter at boue en 6 5 ,
life Blot llogiften til Nrnlter, Sir
fer, Sie>loe og alt Set; men Set foiter
at bope l1oget, mon letter 6pit> mo-
get, man pil tilbe0e, fun1pe for %
for pare, ont BET lou giuloer 2ipet.
Gen, ser life bor Set, bou iii oltio
ltoa joni cit Yialt, for fan pil mong=
le oct, bans &oraftar fan lantles ont.
&i far bolot iaa l1leget al at ipnge:
! v&Glnp for alt, bbo0 Oh far fiert"
men hi bar npieOe5 l,1eo at lp11ge.
Set fplter at booe ct S e
I a II 5. Seq tenfer life Blot pau,
9pao Set fon folte llleo Tnl tnilpger,
lien fprlt og fren1n1elt paa, at Sen,
Ser far Se0relan0et ol10re Ste0er
eno / Mlt1oen,b an mao fje1oe 5anO=
! beoen al Sr0et: cit 6e0relonl
ifploer ma11 alt. Der n1aa bringe5
baooe perlonli9e og politiife Dire.
&i far life billet betule, bpao BET
fplte0e at bape ct 6eorelmt6.
Set fplter at Blue Ell % an 5
n1en Teller fife Set far hi billet BE-.
tale Yriien fpr. &i bor llt1get JOS
nugget pn1 Mnno nleo fulte @iurter,
Set er 9anll1arfs Maal; men leg fan
life lui lie set eller bpre Set uOen al
: blipe beorpoet, for jeg lpnes life, Il
gjpr m1Oet enO ipnge ONT Set. 81 bar
troet, at ri fun6e op0rage Menf
maO Suffergo0t, og Dor 9prneop:
lrogelle far pGret lao inOerlig llet,
at ieg n9l ten far lengtes efter 81
9a11le Sioer mes 5punlfrpret, ifjpn'
ieg ba0er alt, bpa0 BERTH bprer. Sci
ifal iiges, at Sc gamle Si0er ifabte
flere Mel1o mes folte @i9rter, er>
Dor Sis gibr.
~0et folter at bore ct oplp
6olf; men oglaa fer far ri lpg1
Sen nel1nlelte Sci. Seq ltaor tiff
fer for at 0pn1ll1e @piifolen, iom lei
lelp ltoar n9r; me1l jeg pil pege pan
! at hi far bil0t os in0 at fu11ne til.
eg1e os al &l1nOifo6 giennem ct !
M%aone0er5 <rlus.
~9urlglt bol0t Mlporen Jig / Set
III fuloer Sc lapelte Sag; men ogial
Ser CT Spgrgsmaalet on1> bpaO Sin
gene folter, blepet %forfulfet. Mor
bar pre0ifet for Soft, at Sc if1lo{
bope alle Sing gratis, og SEN 9erf
er al set Sn0e, og pi %poelegger %
til Morp % Sen.
~M bor talt fogre Sr0, nj bor jun
get og ri bor feltet; men leg tror,
at 0en ltttge Slngt, Ser fornmer, n!
uere 6pp for Sr0 og ipar9e e
90 &c 5, Ser gi6r no:
get t. Sg ifer Set life, CT ieg ban.
&c for, III goor poo @rl1n6 49,"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

Maar Sc fplgcr meo / bette @las
fra gnoe til anben, fra l1ge til uge.
ifa1 Sc life angite Dem for, at Sc
life felger meo / Sioen. Oct isrger
8taoet for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

- 9. e. @omlep, Deputp Boit.
meter / &uro,1, er 6eo IS Mar gam.
mel. San tom til &uron meo Cur.
beDor 6esien6en / 1885 og bar tient
iom County &egiiter Of Deeos. S
10 Mar bar ian @itD @lerf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

9erg bill bope at ,toreoe en- Semteoel
til Mnflugere1.,
.Sbi. fienoes for Set:
Iolfeti,1gsnrauo Sens Gbriitian
Gbriiteuien bar for SEN pffenlige Mn-
flogers Siltole / oen1e Sog iii at
bore.
! Meooftpr 5iguro Berg bpr til
Stotstosien bpoe 1000 &r. ellcr /
Mongel al oe>ute @poes iuloe @eta=
ling inoeu Is Gage eiter oenne
| CONS Tprfpnoelie beniettes / lim=
pelt 6ruaiel / 60 9oge.
Soge>1s Smfoltninger, 0erun6er /
@potgiorelie til @pielteretslogipr cr
Mee 10000 &r., lloreocs al Stots=
fusielL bng at mnflo9eoe Serg beto=
Ter 7l1 Ten1teoel al nurllte @p0tNio=
relie.
Suoleoes b(ep oltioo llofoloet al
oer1le telehre Sug. s. 6. GDriite1l=
len er bpao man falocr frifienot,
jfiput noor man lu ier ErnT1isierne
pmbpggeligt igiennern finder mon, 1T
6rifienoelien flint lei taur /, at scr
life bar flu1oet gidres 5tro q IL
pur g%inl0enoe imo0 bon1, ON
ems bans Torbolo / forifjallige @en=
ieelroe giores til Gienlto10 for Eao=
tale. Set bliuer 5igltro 9er9, ser
foor Set boaroe Slog, life Blot peo
Gpminloelieu, men oglaa ne0 Set ito
re %peflnirre Sub, lon1 berne paafp=
rer Gon1.
Spm befien0t bap0e Gbrtitenien %
Serg / Screening engogeret 9pielte-
%retsoopofot Billion ip1n oeres 6orlpo=
rer. Otter Torlp0e1loe er bans So
lur fpr bette Gtpffe Mrbeioe 10000
SIR, eller 5000 SIR. til bper al Sc
m1fIageoe. Iorl1oen oette ifol 81
9ltro Berg betale Ell 6enuteoel al Ser
nffenIiue M1fluQers Sulgr, elle1
1000 &r., og / @ooe til Statsfasie 11
1000 &r. 9ette bliper eu lon1let
Gum paa 1000 ST.. Me0ens S.
6. Gbriltenien ion1 frifien0t ManI
fan iortiGtte i'm politilte Sirfio1l1e0,
ioet Fan / buert Sub officielt ct So
oelfri, ct SigurO @ergS Irenrti>
iou1 Eolitifer guuet tilgrur10e, / brert
TolO fpr Ell operlfllelig Trentio 5
be0lte Talo MAJ fan inotoge en- me-
; get tilbagetruffen Stilling / 0enne
80 at 9on1r1en oil faa EN- / FIJI @rab
fplelig &irf1ing paa Sc mango Yro=
p%insbla0e, ion1 fan u0giper og font
trollerer, fan Ser nel beller life pnre
! Snipl ONT.
Tor S. 6. Gbrilteniers Geofom=
nnel1oe er bars Stilliug / oanif &uii=
tit pel life / SEN @ro0 io1n for @ergs
lat pperitpr. Men Sen Mnfe, ser uo=
tales imo0 bam / 0omsprenis ierre,
er Dog lao %n1orollf %f9loen0e, at fan
t 6pert 6alo forelpbig life go0t Tan
trllfes at fltnne in0toge SEN 6prer=
! ltilling ion Diotil. 9ertil tgr set 0og
baabes, at Set 0anIfe &enitre far for
mege11 Spmmeligbeosfaleli lie og Soft.
ut fam er ,1n1llig iom Minilteremne
u1aa a1rlees for gipen Sog.
&igsretten er 9onn1orfs bpjelte
Snltans. @onlfe nlt Jet 111or al Sc
iiolte ool1ife 9laoe, at ser allere6e fra
forlDellt9e StOer CT g1ort Sorlpg pau
at ul1oerfienoe 0en. 6bp. %2on0brugs=
minilter Mn6ers Nielien r10tolte iao=
leoeS 0ogen efter at. 9ommen bar
falOen pe0 ct @elgermp0e, at SOL
fets Gom" life piloe go0fien6e Higs=
rets0ommen. Men SEN Slogs rafe
ltotolelier moa bellt betrogtes t 8e-
lpsning al Sen Sfufielie, lom Cont
men far bere0t Sc anfla9e6es nnr=
nlelte Fortifeller. 6origgene poo at
etablere r6olfet" iom Ell 0perrigsret
bill liffert at 6lertallet al set oonife
Soft betragtes iom SEN rene ltfor=
mutt og iom iimple Sorieg poo at
ipeffe Si(lioen til 9om1tolene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
8 a tor $. S. DobI.
t r6n 1T, &acine> ISIS,

u / y. IS. ~ q J | /.
t + q 1T, &acin e, 50 g.,
Der / Ell lang Norrnffe far pirfet
/ Sc oonife lutberife &irfeiomfuno /
Mmerifa> men ioml MI fife er fait
f1rDttet til llogen Menigbe6, ifipnt
bon al og til piforierer / Memgbe0er
UNDER Sen forene0e 0anife Strife,
fDlote Sirs6og SEN 5. Suli IS Mar.
Sen gamle~ Street, lom UNDER &rigeu
1864 gioroe Iieneite iom 6eltprelt /
Den oanife Ser er en6n1 / ful6
Ao11oS= og 2egemsfroft. San rno6toq
pao 5eltoogen mango 2pfpnl fninger
fra 9onlfe rlu10t ON i Mn1erifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
5ra po(iti6enS je(t.
sSobn 2tnb iiger Mei.

Mlinneiota Demofrater, ser bapoe
lat i'm 2i0 til, at Sobn 2in6 pil0e
mo0tage Termination for @uperngr>
&an0ioot> ct blepne lfuffeoe / bette
&aab. Mr. 2ino far nem1ig liolte
(tge afgipet Sen bei temte @rflpr!ng,
at Bet er 6ons nroffelige Sci lutning
for lteoie at trnffe Jig tilbage fra al
9eltog1lle / Yolitif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
Mootagne 8ibrae til 9anlc Sobn
@einie.

8iorag rapporteret $3.50
Sra Worten @rifien> Mar=
quette, Neb. ...... 100
Sra Sl1lius @olft Omoba>
Heb....... -. 80. 100
Sra &bi0fel0t 9oge SIR. 81,
9. g. g., @opfins, Minn. 200
Sra 9ogmar 2oge Ger. 4, 9.
g.. g., Chicago, Su....... 500
$21.5O
8i%0ragsp6erne ienoes berbe6 paa
egne og 6orfatterens @egne Dor
opbtfelte &af for oe mootagne Ga.
rer.
S. g.. Houlen n,
1908 Gait 81. st.,
@inneapolis, Minn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

sfrio efter 1rboenumre al bette
8Ia6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

11o0erte ct 9uS.
Si00er 2on0mon6en pe6 0pnen en-
lnprf &%interaften og 5tornnen ia cr
1toe ON &usbi9rner1e, ioo er Set meo
SO / lit Sin6, at fan tpnfer pao
Morgen0agens &omme. Ibi ga er
ser ingen 6a%brifsflpjte JON f%oritprrer
Sreoen. 09 li99er Sneoriperne bpjt
ON SnS og 5tal6, 0a gaor bans
5ar1fer meOli0en6e mos Sem, iolll
mao olfe Jig giennem 9riperne meo
i'm ~Dinnerpoil" / &aan6en. Men,
meoens ban goar og pusler ON &rea~
turerne, iaa gl96er fan Jig 6og / iii
SjGrte, at ban fan blipe biemn1e.
Set fan bel life nptte at negte
oct, Set iaa li6t broget u6, ga ieg
v1anoe6e / @itbee. for nj Mor ii6en
n1eo min Some o9 iefs 8ern og ct
&nnoreoe- amerifanife Collars /
Sommen. @en leg 9ar MI al6ri9
peret al De Soft, iom iotte mig ne6
CO bDle0e, 1taar @tn6en bleite fra set
f%orferte &i6rne. Set piI6e beller
lite ia biulpet noget. Gel, 6isie
omtalte &un6reoe Collars rinbete-
oe" leg / en- u@igbtp" og lao tog ieg
min ~Dinnerpoil" og git paa 5op>
mullen. st &us fit leg bpgget, og
en- Born" fit leg ogiaa fliitret op,
belt pent %forreiten. Sou / 5ommer
ital r9iping" -6uiet og r8arnen" ma
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
Taking the Census In England.

In England census is taken every
seven years. In the United States the
work costs some $5,000,000; in Eng
land, with a population of 42,000.O0o'
the work is done by the regular pub
lie officials. without extra cost
There the census is taken on Ger
tain day at certain hour, usually
saturday at Il p. m, because most peo-
pie are then at home. printed circu'
lars have been sent by the police to
every family and to the owners OF All
lodgings and hotels. These circulars
contain blanks, which must be filled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
ON To REN0'
IS CRY Of FANS
Concluded from First Page.l

Is certainly a determined man. II
was sure quick action. | guess San
Francisco has seen its last fight"
The Langforl-Kaufman match was
not pulled off today, Promoter Blot
saying it had been postponed" until
next Saturday. Neither of the fight-
ers appeared. the governor had
threatened to send troops If the city
authorities permitted the fight. Blot
hopes by the postponement to secure
test of strength In the cours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
STORM
IN NEW YORK
ON THE HEELS OF ROOSEVELT
RECEPTION TAE DELUGE
CAME.
STREETS WERE FLOODED
Three Deaths Reported--Four Other
Persons Believed 10 Have Been
DroWned--Panic at Cir
Gus Prevented.

New York June lS.--On the heels
OF the reception of Roosevelt today
came deluge. Two hours after the
parade disbanded the whole metro
politan district was swept by a most
violent storm. In twcnty minueas
so Of an inch of rain fell while the
wind reached q velocity of SIS miles
an hour
Three deaths are reported, four
other persons are believed to have
been drowned in the capsizing of a
fishing smack on Long Island, while
scores of others had narrow escapes.
The storm was preceded by a gust
OF wind that tore down the Roosevelt
decorations. Then came the down
Pour, In an instant the streets We're
flooded, and the storm ragged an hour,
doing great damage,
The torrents put an end to the
ball games at the Polo grounds and
in Brooklyn. and gave thousands a
drenehing. Race gOers at Sheeps-
head Bay were nearly thrown into
a panic when they saw bolt Of light
ming demolish the Jockeys board and
plow furrow 100 long through the
earth.
Passengers on excursion boats
We're the worst sufferers. From ali
along the water fronts came reports
OF scores of rowboats and sailing
crafts being eapsized, with probably
loss of life.
In Brooklyn, Frank Ross, 50 years
of age was killed by an uprooted
tree
Another tree in Flushing, l.. T., was
struck by lightning and Julius Joska,
aged l6, with two small sisters, was
killed. The lightning also killed
Pietro santamaurito, aged 40. The
bolt toppled over huge brewery
smokestack and the engineer was
| buried under the debris.
A synagogue on the east side was
struck and the huge bell and the star
surrounding the dome We're dis
mantled. No one was injured,
The report of the caDsizing of a
fishing smack off Long Island carry
ing four men was made by a man
who said he saw the men sink. Nc
trace of the wreck was found.
Only the GOODNESS of the perform
ers and employees Of the FOrepaugl
and Sells Brothers Circus prevented
a panic in the tents at Manhattan
Field. Under the first blasts OF win
the huge tent began ballooning. A
the first sign of apparent danger the
spectators began to rise. The per
formers and hundreds OF circus hands
| warned all TO remain seated. Thu'
the panieky were Quilted. One won
an was injured.
Minor accidents almost without en-
are reported. Two painters wer
blown from seaffolds. Dozens o
pedestrians we're blown over. Thre
were knocked down by autos tina
skidded. Four row boats were VI
| SET III Jdilldltd Day but LA' 49,
pants were rescued. Two brick barge
were torn from their moorings i
Hudson river and carried down Il
wad an anchored hotilla OF pleasur
craft They we're caught betor
causing great damage.
In every park great damage wa
done.
The giant battleship Florida, BEN
finished in the Brooklyn Navy 1arC
narrowly escaped serius damage Al
immense floating derrick crashed u
to the hattleship's side, but nav
tug saw the danger and qclcR'
towed the derrick out of harms way
The derrick sang and the crew OF /
were forced to leap into the water
All were rescued.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
Water in Ancient Times.

Over 1000 years ago an elaborate
system Of filtration was established
BY the Egyptians to purify the waters
OF the Nile. In both Rome and Athens
hot water was drunk in preference 70
cold by the small minority who USED
water for drinking purposes. Cham-
pier, writing in 1860, notes that the
habit Of drinking hot water was
spreading among all classes IN
France. Some warm 1t by holding
over the fire; others dip burning pread
into 1t. Rich people plunge a bar OF
hot gold into their water before drink
ing it, and the less wealthy bar Oh
hot iron, while the very poor are con-
tent to warm their drink with i've
COAL"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
ICE CREAM FREE TODAY
With other Attractions at Cairo
Opera House This Afternoon and
ight--Good Show.

A full size 5rcent ice cream cone
and two big reels of moving pictures
with an illustrated song thrown in
for good measure will be given at the
opera house this afternoon for the
regular admission price Of 5 cents.
On entering the theatre this after
each lady and child will be given one
Of the cones filed with the best
cream that Raggio makes. The PIC
ture program viii be good, both as
to entertaining qualities and instruc-
ton. Every mother should bring tae
Riddles" to this theatre for this
treat
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
Virtue In Hot Coffee,

It Is asserted by men of high pro-
fessional ability that when the system
needs a stimulant nothing equals a
cup of fresh coffee, while those who
have tried 1t state that malaria and
similar epidemics are avoided by
those who drink a cup of hot coffee
before venturing into the morning air.
Burnt on hot Goals it Is disinfectant
Tor sick room. BY some of our best
physicians It is considered specific
In typhoid fever.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
Cupid's Whimsic aIitles.

May and December Joined hands at
Bristol (Eng) the other day, when
bachelor of twety-three married a
spinister Of sixty-one. In the same
Office was notice OF wedding be-
tween a girl Of seventeen and wild
over OF fifty-sevep.
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Beware Of Loose Speech.

Keep the tongue from unkindness.
Words are sometimes wounds; not
very deep wounds always and yet
they irritate. Speech Is unkind some
times, when there is no unkindness in
the heart. So much the worse that
unintentionally pain is caused.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
MCFARLAND WINS.

London, June 1S,-Packey MeFar-
land, of Chicago, knocked out jack
GolGswain, OF London, the English
welterweignt champion, in the third
round tonight. The men fought for
a purse OF $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19

In our legislation we want wisdom
as we'll as enthusiasm for ideals. What
is wanted in nation Is that every in
dividual should be fit In body and
alert in mind.
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ROOSEVELT IS GIVEN
WARnEST WELCOME IN
HISTORY OF AMERICA
CONCLUDED from First Pags.)

sind. with Roosevelt's neighbors and
many political clubs winding up the
procession.
Then the band played Hot Time.
At F'ifty-nintn street Ihe parade
disbanded. Roosevelt was driven to
the home of Theron Butler, where he
met, for the first time. at a lunch
con, all the members of his family
rsassembled. He left the house al
p, m. in an automobile for an in
spection of the wedding presents 70
Miss Alexander. who will become the
wife of Theodore, Jr., Monday
AT AIS he drove to the 1as1r- .'-e-
ty-fourth street ferry, thence to Long
Island, in an automobile. All the way
despite the pouring rain, crowds
lined the streets, and packed the
ferryboat.
Greeted His Neiehbors.
AS Roosevelt stepped into a special
train ait Long Island City, delega-
ton from Oyster Bay met him. In
acknowledgement the colonel went
on the rear platform OF the car and
said. Il take this opportunity to
thank my friends and neighbors for
this devotion. And want also to
thank the New York police for the
wonderful work they nave done to-
day am proud | was once one OF
them Good night"
Shortly after the train drew out
of the station and whenever i
passed through town, the engineer
slowed down, while the colonel
waved salutation from the rear pla:'
form to the Cheering crowds who had
0ufLravad the storm.
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Expert Endorsement.

yes" said young Mrs. Torkins. 81
am sure our garden is going to be a
success" 80 soon?" Eyes, the
chickens have tasted everything, and
they are perfectly enthusiastic"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
American Interests Threatened.

An Anglo-Persian oil syndicate Is
drilling wells extensively at Ahwaz, on
the Karun river Mesopotamia, Turkish
Arabia This threatens the market OF
American oil.
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True DEFINITION Of conceIt.

Conceit Is vanity driven from all
other shifts and forced to appeal to
itself for dmiration--Hazlitt
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19

some men would swell up and burst
4 they didn't get married, and have
some OF the conceit taken out OF them.
-Atchlson, Kan. Globe.
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Taft signed the railroad bill at
1906 o'clock tonight. He did not
sign the statehood bill.


An elephant In the wild state has
such delicate sense of smell that
1t can detect an enemy nearly mile
away.
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Possibly In Novels.

Show me the man who has always
done the right thing He doesn't ex-
list,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
Davenport Defeated.
Bloominoton Shut Out.

Bloomington, June 1S.-Cayet kept
Blo0mington's hits well scattered and
held them to a shut out.
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neet Tlme for plants Growth.

Plants grow faster between and
6 a. m. than at any other time during
the day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
COLLEGE BASEBALL,

New Haven, June 1s.-Cornell
Yale D.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
GAMES IN THE
MAJOR LEAGUES
Concluded from First Page.)

Dubuque .,........ -......
Batteries Schrodr and Johnson;
Glass and EDuenr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19

Rain at Milwaukee.
Observation-Disclosures, rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19

A beautiful silk EOliene, 40
In. wide in black. navy,
brown. tan, grey, sky pink,
cataWba and wisteura Eln
$i.OO value for JJU
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19
Wen on Errors.

Batteries-Hughes, Patten al
Searles; Benz and Wolfe
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-19

6 good styles in black, wolfe
Skirts, very handsomely
trimmed, sold $3.50 10 SIS
new braided mod on 0E
els for UJIJJ