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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
ShnliHlnbfeier Der ct. Marien=
Spdtidjule.

Im Iittpoh @6enb fanb i'm ct.
Warien : Ga1tnp Die S6ulIhluBfeicr
Ser Sofidule jener @erneinbe itatt.
Sober Hlab I'M Gniinu : Iubitoriun,
par gefiiilt ais bas Hrosramm nit
elmer nm%itergiltig 9eipielten Summer
bes Salinpe Srd)elters inter tiidtiger
Seitung bcS Srn. Seller, Director Der
beitbcfannten Wilitarp Sanb eroffnet
mrrbe. @s iei bier mod bin5u9eiii9t,
baB ba5 genannte Sr6eiter IN lebter
3cit Iif tiihtig empor9earbeitet bat.
lpas ben iungen 2euten geipiB MIR our
Gbrc gereihen fam.
Sie peri6iepenen @eidnge. ipel6e
Die jiingcren 8rnbe Der 5ohi6ule mi
Der 9ilbuc aiffiibrten, lpuroen lebr
prd8is poraetragen, unb Die Wariens
griibcr pcrbicncn Sob, Dab lie aud Die
id,oncn &iinite @eiang unb Wuiit bel
Den anaben nidt perunhldili9en.
Sic tciben Sfiiler. Carl S.
San9elmepcr uup Sos. ". &rieba
biclten I%niprafen, ipel6e bon allen
Gnneienben beltens applauptert
lplIrDen.
Serr g. 9enfcl. G6cfs8 ebatteur Der
tdgli6en .4merita" bon ct. Souis,
no, belt Die Scitrcbe. Sn elmer
ldngcrcn Iniprabc fiibrte er niIs, mic
I'M Iittelalter Die Grbcit uno Der
Nrbeitcr 3tahtet parcn; mic Der Cir
better iiber einen geipiiien 8ilorngss
itaub berfiigte. bon Dem man beut8u>
tage lid feline @oriteling mcbr
MAIDEN fam; nie aber in Der HeliScit
Die Spportunitdten fir Die iunaeil
2eutc nit elmer fa6mdunii6en (ni6t
balbcn) %orbcrcNung nidt 9efaaen,
iouOcru nod 9citie8en ieieu.
~Iber". fiibrtc Der 9enannte Serr
aus, res tpirb bon DEM iun9en Wanne
cine ldngere, boriihtigere Gors
bereitIng 9ciorbert; es miro bon linn
gciorbert. DaB er 81 benz gcruie, beu
CT iif erfprcn. 81 benz 0cIddfte, DEM
cr lid mibmcn mill, er alisgebcbnterc
aenntuiiie mitbringt. Sm pcrfloicz
nen Subrbllnbert CAB CO cine 3eit. ms
bcionoere mar bds in uniercm 9dnDc
10, "a gelpGbrtc Die Rcugcitaltung Der
Sirgc, Die raid aufeinanber fol8enben
Sprtidrittc Der ~angeipanoten 8ilicns
Ihaiten. Sebem Der tiihtig mar, Die
@elcgcubcit, 81 crbalden, mas ibm
m1alif mar, auf @runb GINGER Or
fabrung. Sod Die 3eitcn iinb porbci.
8ir icbcn. nnb 9ernbe bcsbnlb pers
iuics ih aui bas Seiipiel iriibercr
5u9c. als bas nlte Sanoiucrf cine
Iusbilbun9 iorberte. Die and nift
BON belltc allf murgen nfertig" mar.
baH iibcran gut gcihulte Srafte &C.
iprbcrt wcrecn, inSbciuupere fir bic
t6bcren Stelen IN grueeu Setrieben,
uub bak es acrabcsn Wansel an
ioldcn bat. Wnr friibcr genrbeitet
ipprben nn6 Den Hegeln Der Grfabs
rung. 10 pou6iebt lid icbt Die SbGtig>
felt mad @cieBen. pcrcn 9egriinbung
uno anpenpung ais Die. eigentli6e
@li9abe bcS rntioneQen @crbaltcns
eri6cint. llnb c6cn bicie Inrcnbun9
iGQt Dem 9cidulicn 3anne ais Mufs
gabe bes Berries gu; cbcn bieies III
bas Sclb, auf has mir unicre bctba :
tigten Siinglinge anfmcrffam 81
MAIDEN bnbeu. Sprt, no man IN Der
Snbuitrie bic Gbemie nnb Ibpiif be-
nutt, nm jemc Siderbeit In Der Hro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
GelmiuGsrI

Ghrslbct tIr cine Runui y o.s ~Soutbeateru
souiaS 0,mei,et.r", 0ns 5site ub,3ouruaL,
baS vu0lt ,irt miro. Us luir> ira an 3eae ees
id,iit. be ell 0etM slIteI olsr Sets auleseu
ipoIen. Va iopertaui nit nsi.tei Ne "a ann zen
iIuo aiutigs ysbil Jn'tleI 10 Utiers Sp.liilitit.
Wnr abrsiir.: - ~ - S5nItD JIJsIlasnt
&c., Suiiat NJ SlauHaS,
pcim earsipen erwaBne man aeh. oieies Sla,t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
9ansinher, a~ujsrpa3i!

@ir BADEN cine ar,se ausabl orr1eterte 6ar'
men IN Stenrts o3untp nab ii.IJ ,asHD. benz
@artenpitutr uoil ~ .%nneijtr. az uertInieil. Ids
bette County in sta lar Si:iiI Vt aio Itilta~
ioirtlidpnit. ale er ne 2etl tien atl nni So ots
$50 per adet ma ~, -, tr-Il1 Oou - bis .
SRe lie ! upn Sti5.ra. s.. ~ I. d~I5tinft ,usn'
be man Id al Sand e : &c 4, III 1tillo. Fn $.
Ssim Sdrei6en rrgEEue iIna 6cl. bicieo Sintt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Dalllart. 4 exaS.

gsir nelniet bic erite Stcac eti ilr uieoriss
@reiie III Salo. ysir uohuea bier uuo baden ore
bargains. &sSeiu sic .Slio tauiea polei. 10
lnisn sic fith amer beiArsibsnoeS 9amp1let
tomnleu. 3. u. Jobnion Sano Co., 2alJars,
geras.
Seim earsIbeu er,pabme man neh. sisiss sia:l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Sir ben Orpfncrfauf.
Du buaue. ben 90. SUIT.
Wefretbe. Sen, 0}ehf. etc.

Du . II Q tie. Den ~. Sitilt. I,
Cetreibe, Sen, 9lebl, etc.
Saier: 40-42c per 0uibeL.
8oru: 4S-53c per @ni5el.
Wei,en 5000 per yuibel.
@erlte: 45-50c per guibel.
&og9en: 57-64c per 9uibel.
Seu: 10. 5O-S13. so per Come.
Webl: patett, Sc. 20-6.6o; frai9bt.
So. 40-5. so.
&Ieie: $3.50 {.
Butter. Gier nnb safe.
Gier: II per 9ueenb.
Butter: Catrp, 25c; Creamery, exc per
9funb.
Rdie: Rbains86ic, 15c; 9rid. lie; Gins
burger, 1856; SwisS. 1sc per Fiuno.
8ict.
Stiere: 500
Gilosr: Sf.00.
4 6iibe: 81. 90.
8alber: SIS. 00-5.50.
S6wsine (aui Dem SUD: SO. 90-9.1O
per bunoert piunb
2ebenbes OeHaecI.
2%ritblbner, 15c; Guten, &c; Siibuer
l2c per pfanb.
Groceries, etc.
Qepfel: $5. 90 per Barrel.
Neue Tartoffelu: $1.s5 per Suibel.
3wieSeln: &c per Yiuuo; Spanii6e
Smiebeln, S2.23 per Crate.
Ssr~pniiuncH.
@erdn4rrtes Slcid Sdinten, 18H-l4c
Sped, 21-25c.
Sdmals, 15M- Ice.
aoblen Sdrttoblen, $3.50; @eidtoblen,
So. 90 per Sanue.
Sols: 9iheubolS $3.50; Dei6bols.
$50 per 6orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
MuSas,sinnete Welcaenleit

fir totbolii6e Farmer i'm miltleren BE.
brasta. Niui9es yanO. 9roBe Grnten, guIer
Giieubabnbimit. Sirhen nit rciioirsnoem
grisiter. Cir nabere a%usfunit ibreibe
man al
REV. II. MUENSTERMANN,
Eddyville, Dawson Co., Neb.
yeim edrci6sn er,pGhue man GET. oiriss Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Iiraiaias Sarmsn.

Suites eanb. ,siiesr:l. srelis. gqilaes afima.
Neucr ireier ianiir r:.r 4GtaioE. Sieies III Die
@e9cno jTr Ssn mDr9lithen ,Sarmer. 5threi0es
oft 6aieim ! u L Co.. 6it0in1Ho, Sir JinIn.
Seit 20 3G9reu etn5lir..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Im 21. Suni purbe in Der
Gat6ebrnlc an Baltimore. Yib., Nep.
S6os. Spple bon cuba Gitn unb
iriibcrer Stubent bes ct. Soiepb'ss
College burh Cardinal @ibbons gum
Yrieiter 8eipeibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
WntnerbeEerte Tarnl.

Sn oeutid)er tatholiid,er IniieoIing geIenen.
700 Idsr ipioarsEr spambUoen, Eehm.llitera
laae. $50 I6er bep ian5t, 60 &ier SGbmes Wras,
bdube. iriih anee Iriheu. Sence mo cross.
lenceo. Aaelenua Ter. 3pet gRtilsn o5n Stabt.
,lnae Goopcrstopr. u. Sat. Gin ,Sunp" ~ 80
per ader. 3dl 9sbraudle Welo uno mnB ioiorr
oertauIen. Sie palfte baar.
D. j.. MCMAHON,
Endicott Bldg,
St. Paul, MINI.
Seim edJrcitsn crrEhuc mGu cell. oieieS glati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
9ajcnausluaa.

Nerr stIoiS &airt. ITO. iata Surua'5trnRe. Sg.
tuaue. Spiua. bat iiets etne uoiitduoiJe Ihsiudal
t~inheimIirher mo mp rrlcrer 1aieiorteu uor.
beiorgt. vrstsiiis wrrs anf Ssr.auJ:n aerns
sugeiau5t.
Sr,a, ~ureibes er,uabue man AGA. stsies ylats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

gu @elepue purbe am IA. bs.
Sri. @bana Gbbott bon Dubuque uub
Sr. Setter s. Wod bon geQcpue ebes
lid 9etraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
30 fnltibirte Tarmen

AT pertaufen I'M lerrliden uub tatboliidlen
SEQ per 9lfer. llniere $50 nnb $40 6arnea iinb
eberio gut iuie irgenbwelfe 500 rno $3.50 6ars
men im i~lblidler @inneipta. Soiun ODER Slinois.
bier Siehen mir gerabe 10 guteS aorn nie in
3owa. SIR ndbrre austunit idlreibe man al
J. J. AHMANN,
Richmond, MINI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
neutrality-suspicious.
pereiniete Staten.
Chicago 4gentcn:

90 | Of 8 / NJ II I,
1876 8eQtn9ton Str.
Seter BETTER,
1859 Sublpn Gnenuc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Sagsbilterln ae)udt.

Gin oeutiber Erteiter in, nor oiueitlic6en Soma
itdbt cine erfabrcne HoushdIterin. 4ppIitantiI.
men niiiileu en 9engiiS hires EIarrers uorisgen.
Dian rusroe nd I'm Catholic Printing Co.,
Subuaue, SpUo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Seuti6cs MQerlei.

(Sprtiebung bon Ser 4. Seite.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
JEWS MAY LIVE
IN MOSCOW NOW
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT ISSUES
ORDER - MERCHANTS OF
FIRST GUILD MAY RESIDE IN
PRESCRIBED AREAS.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 12,--An i'm
perial order has been published con
frming the resolution recently adopt
ell by the cabinet permitting JewIsn
merchants Of the first guild to reside
in the city Of Moscow.
Emperor Nicholas, on November /,
approved the opening UP Of new sec
ti0ns for the residence Of Jews.
The new sections embrace twelve
Districts in the province Of Vitebsk
yolhynia, Mobilev Poltaya AMI Kher-
so n, and tine town Of YeRatorinodar-
The action of the gorernment result
ed from petitions by inhabitants d
the newly opened localities WHO We're
denied admission to Jewish houses AZ
IA means Of improving local business
| conditions.
Last May an official list was pub
lished which included less than 20S
Jewish merchants o. the fret euih
hose families were legally entitle
to 1--WE In Moscow.
According 70 estimete at the Tins
several hundred others came withH
the order of expulsion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
START BIG CAMPAIGN
lIiincis q. a, r. Making Nationwide
Canvas to Elect Mrs. Scott
President General

CHICAGO, Dec, T. Tho hin ~
daughters Of tae American Revo'n-
tIon today launched conuirgs~ide
campaign in the interest cf Mrs NJ
r Scott. Of Bloomington who Is a
car1lidate for reelection 70 the posi
tion Of president general cf me ne
tional organization a circular ha'
been prepared gor general diautbn
ti0n, which dnnonnccs the methods ol
Mrs. william Cummings story any
her campaign manager Miss Florene'
q. Winch, IN assailiug Mrs. Scott oi
the charge that Sine hal broken hei
promise never to be a candidate fol
reelection
Officers for 1911 wee elected, Mrs
p. A. Peterson, OF Rockford, wh
made president,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
Case of Mrs. Adriance's Pearl Neck
lace Shows il Docs Not Pay to
Attempt Smuggling.

New York, Dec PA pearl neck
lace worth $4,000 has cost Mrs. Al
r. G. Adriance Of Poughkeepsie, N
", more than s25,a00 because she at
tempted to smuggle IT into this coun-
TRY on her return from Europe In
august The terms Of settlement N
TIE case ~Vre announced today by
William Loeb. Jr, collector Of the
port. TO regain the necklace Mrs
Adriance was compelled to ray the
full foreign value of the jewels, abop-
9S.000. besides the duty, which Il
about 5000 more This amount
with the 5000 originally paid for th'
nsT7-ace, $4,000 fine and counsel fees
makes total cost of the necklace
! more than S-5,00a.p
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13

probably with the private knowledge
that they were valuable for the min
eral and oils underneath.
Bucket Shops.
In the departments campaign
against bucket shops $50 such places
we're closed, others voluntarily closed
as a result of the crusade and indict-
ments are pending against men and
corpzrations and the telegraph COM
pany which allowed the use of rs
wires.
The Bureau OF investigation, whieA
has built up an efficient secret police,
began raids on firms charged will
using the mails for fraudulent pur
loses. The attorney general recon-
mends legislation to permit th'
agents of that bureau to administer
oaths and serve processes.
During the year there were 1871
criminal cases OF all sorts in the
r-'.sgr@ss r'.-sgsr@ss .-''--;atttrs courts which produce
fines, forfeitures and penalties aggre
gsssas st,0s3,gTf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
If BLANC CASE
IS NEARING END
ALL EVIDENCE I'M --ATToRNEYS
BEGIN ARGUMENTS - CoUN.
Sci FOR DEFENSE DENouNc-
ES MRS GLOVER.

Cambridge, Mass, Dee, IL. THE
evidence upon which the jury viii
conyict or acquit Hattie Leblanc Of
the murder Of Clarence +. Glover was
Completed today.
Melvin NJ, Johnson. counsel for tae
etrl, made the opening plea for her
lffe, He said the girl was brought
from the Canadian pr*glnees solely
for tie white save" traffic, and then
trfning to Mrs. Lillian NJ. Glove
Who induced her 10 leave home, Jonn
son denounced the widow 40 q VAIN
nie-
District Attorney Higgins tcday
made d last effort To inttetluceF Glo-
yer's alleged dying statement that
Hattie LcnIanc snot hima The judge
! ruled the evidence out.
| a'wo more witnesses woe intro
! duced, who said t:eley saw Mrs. Glo
/ yer elose by the laundry on the even
1 ing OF the shooting, whereas M
| willow denied that she was cut Of nc
aolse that night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
DE|Tz TRIAL ON TO-DAY
Last Attempt 10 Have Case Tried N
Another County Failed Yes
terday--1 Change Granted.

Hayward, Wis Dec. II THE last
chance OF John f. Deit2, Hattie Dcitz
and Leslie Dietz to have their trial
fo rthe alleged murder Of Deputy os'
car Barp, removed TO another con-
munity, flicIered cut tonight whei
Circuit IudPe A. II, Reid after lengthy
arguments for the opposing counsel,
deuied the application supported by
numerous afiidayits for q change oi
venue
Fhc court ruled that inasmuch ~
.ft1rhad spcecaglcl tuaas WicfhaN M
Aognition Of an afidivit NJ prelr
3iae for change Of venue, the ONLY
Change allowable has already beer
granted A signed sf9tement IRON
Ersd w Tiorber, who captured
rietz anal his family stating the omn
ion that ar Impartial judge could no
he obtained ir SAWYER county, cause
a stir when road in the court room
| this afternoon The Trial opens TO
morrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
LOR|NER INNOCENT
SUB COMMITTEE SAYS HE DID
NOT saIRE ILLINOIS LEGIS-
LATORS.
Vote Was Unanimous That Charges
f1ad Net Been Proven
Whole Committee
Fer Report.

Washington Dec, 12.-The sur
committee of the senate committee
which has been investigating the
charges of bribery In connection with
the election of Senator Lorimer, OF
Illinois, decided unanimously today
DAY that the testimony does not prove
any Of the charges made.
A motion was offered to report io
the full committee that the CHARGE
had not been proven, and on tie vote
there was no dissenting voice. TIE
subcommittee report will be pre-
pared for the full committee at once
and the report viii be sent to the sen
ate soon.
The subcommittee cons stsa Of Sen
ators Burrows, OF Michigan, Bulkley
of Connecticut; Gamble, of Souil
Dakota; Hepburn, of Idaho Republi
cans; Frazier, OF Tennessee; PaynteG
of Kentucky, and Johnston, OF Ala
bama, Democrats.
They conducted the hearing an'
practically all testimony in the cast
was taken in Chicago.
| The proceedings of the sub-con
Imittee today we're executive, all mem
bers declining to discuss the situa
ton A resolution was adopted b,
the committee By which all member
agreed not to diyulge the proceeding
or discuss the vote.
A report was current about tn
senate that the information of TIL
whole committee was taken, and NJ
one member Of tile entire committe
would vote to sustain the charges
This Is not confirmed. There is N
doubt the action OF the sub-commit
tee reported today is correct.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13

Special 10 The Bulletin.
sulaski Ill.,. Dec, l2 Burglars en-
tered lac building Of Che Bank ot
PULASKI last night. dyrlamitel Ne
vault and Blew of two doors of a
safe, but seorrfl no money The safe
WAS postoffice property. The pcstcf-
flee and the bank are In the same
building. Three hundred and seventy
.1ve dollars in stamps we9e secured
fftn, the vault.
Only one thin door remained ee.
tween ,hem and about three tnmsann
lol;ars in money Il is thought they
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
ARE nSGRACING RUSSIA
Duma Unites in Interpolation t,
Cabinet on III Treatment of
Political Prisoners.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 12-The par
ties OF the duma have united in an
Interpolation to the ministers of the
interior and justice regarding the re-
ported wholesale hosging of political
prisoners in the Zarantui and yolgoda
prisons in Siberia 1t is charged that
the government is taking brutal re-
venge on its political opponents, ami
by SO doing is disgraeing Russia.
It is reported that Sasoneff, assas-
sin of Minister of the Interior Won
Plehye, has died in Zarantui, as the
result of fogging or self inflicted in
Juries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
Nc ACTION TAKEN ON OIHGh
NOMINATIONS SUBMITTED
BY TAFT.
While SHOWS EMOTION
Congratulated by Entire Louisiana
pclegation--called on Presi-
dent to Thank Him Late
Yes erday,

Washington, Dec. 12,-The nninina
lion of Edward Douglass White, %
Louisiana, to he chief iustica " tha
United States, was today coniirineil
by tae United states senate. Whites
commission viii he issued befose an
other ssslpn Of the court.
Accompanying Whites name wcrr
those Of Judge willis vanlaventer. q
Wyoming, now judge Of tho eighth
lnIiein circuit, aud Joseph Lamar, of
Georgia. formerly In the snpfeue
court Of his tate, to be associate JUS
| tices. No action WIS taken On these
| two. althorga there was no apparent
! opposition, nor was an attempt male
10 oonnrm the judges named for tie
new court Of commerce. All we're IS,
ferred to the judiciary committee,
John Emmett Garland, of South Ia-
\ kota, was nominated 10 be judge or
the court of commerce for two years.
This IA change from The origi ,ai
slate. Tor Arthur G, Denison dis
tpiet Judge of the western district q
Michigan, having hcen FIST selected
for this place.
The sena, CONN ittee on interstate
commerce win meet tomorrow 70 con-
slider q G. McChori or kcntnekyl arl
liz. III Never of Wisconsin, for mem
barship on the interstate cpnm1f z
\ commission. III Is said there VII ~
nn scriors opposition 70 either, p'is
as the senate has no lirst hani Know
lelge that Chairman Knapp, named
\, as presidjng Judge al tne court n sew
\ nleice. iftents ~ iTtifn, tae uomliia'
tious Win go over until another meet
I ius
= The chances are no action VIII n
=, taken until after Knapp has been con
y qrned for tho position to which %
:. was appointed today
The senate disposed Of t''e no'nlna
:" ion of White IN less toan an aopr
/" Senator 'Taic smoke fifteen mln7e
dealing with White's demonstrate
fitness.
The onlyWoce raised In opposi'lo'
II 10 his immeditae confirmation wa'
N tbat Of Heybrrn. He declared MN
" clf opposed to the selection Of an
ono Of tie associate justices cor
irary both to precedent ard policy.
'e When a vote was taken ne Jcine
81 others in affirmative.
White was visibly affected when =
learned Of the senate's action y
is was on the tench when group
u. senators called 10 congratulate hih
le Hie ewes were brlmniing with tear
N. he disclosed further emotion VIZ
A fhr entire Louisiana delegation ~ 70
wi. bonse called to congratulate him
De. Late today white called Vpoh W
as prcgideut 10 thank him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
IT COST HER $4,000 ASK PATR|CKS PARDON
Medeo.L eoal Society Says Evidence
on Which He Was Convicted
Has Been Proven Wrong.

New York, Dec 12.--Announca-
ment was made tonight that the
MedicaI.egal Society has appealed 70
Governor White to Pardon Albert r.,
Patrick, who Is serving life sen
tence in Sing Sing for the murder Of
William Marsh here some years ago.
II ia maintained by the petitioners
ihat Patrick was convicted on medt
oai testimony that the emhalmiug
.huid introduced into the body through
Inc right brachial artery would not
enter the lungs, but that II has since
been demonstrated that the testimons
was wrong.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
4 /7M5E1T L.zzfZEJ |
HI4/N/YI/l =

South windsor, Conn, Dec. l2--Dr'
Robert C. Harmon is going to maize a
figat for the leaders ship Of the Chris
tian Science church, he declares. SLOW
he has not explained. He declares
that twenty years ago Mrs. Eddy SAID
he should be her successor and had
repeated the statement many times
DR.. Harmon also has this to say The
woman who is said to nave died q
few days ago was &irs. Ida -
patrick Of Cleveland, Mrs. Camelia j.
Leonard of Brooklyn or Miss Jn'la
Bartlett Of Norfolk, Conn, who naVt
imterspnated Mrs. Eddy, VINO q "a
eighteen months ago. Mrs. Eddy mas
been dead all these months, bHt ca'
Ain Frse apd Alfred FaElt'5y ,Qaye keR
tae truth from tne p0blic, bQt ta'
ttth Will come out some day, am
that soon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
LARGE CITIES PUBLIC DEBT

Washington, Dee. H. Placing the
combined public debt Of the larger
cities Of the country at Sl,2l3,0S0,e0
the census bureau finds IT Is securel
by aggregate securities proportIoned
by the same cities TO the total value
Of which. is placed at S2,73s, $4,000
The figures are for 1908 end co7er all
of the 1853 cities having q population
Of over 20.G0o, except New York, DE
ttoit and st. Louis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
BALDWIN SUIT BEGINS
Anita Baldwin Turnbul Wants Part
cf sitooo,ooo Left BY Late
Lucky" Baldwin

Los Angeles, Dec. 12.--Suit FOR
rearly one quarter OF the ll.o0oeoo
estate loft BY the late p. J. Q-ucIty)
Baldwin, turfman, was begun today
BY Anita Baldwin Turnbull, who is
said by her gother Lillian Ashley
Turnbull, to be related u the noted
turfman.
Seventeen years ago, bust prior K
tne birth OF the girl, The mother
sought nnsuccessfully 10 ESTABLISH
that there had been a marriage be
tween herself and Baldwin,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
GIVES DARTMOUTH $500, 900.

Hanover n. H., Dec. 12.--Gift OIL
nalf million dollars to Dartmouth
College from Edward Tuck, Of I7aris,
graduate Of Dartmouth in 1869, was
announced today This makes a total
Of ever million which Tu3k has
given the college in tine last feh
years
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
sTUBBS' TALKS ON RATES


Chicago, nee. ~ Governor elect
Woodrow Wilson, d Ncw Jersey, and
Governor w r. Stubbs Of Kansas
we're tie principal speakers at the m
nual banquet Of the Illinois Manufae-
turers' Association, held in the Con
gress Hotel tonight. Wilson declape1
business had been too much~eHplo,t ted
ln this couatW's recent perior Of eX'
traordinary expansion, with too littlS
regard for permanent interests of so
ciety.
Stubs took UP the subject OF rail
road freight rates and the relation o.
the rates to the welfare of the peo
lrle at large.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
SAY Ed
Are 1873 Persons Aboard steame,
n oiympia--ship is Expected to
Re Total Loss.

Va,,lez, Alaska, Dee. T. Az pas
sengers on the Alaska Steamship
Company's steamship Olympia, which
went on the rocks at Bligh Island, in
Prince William Sound, Saturday night
we're taken off at 4 o'clock this after.
noon. 1t is feared the vessel will be
a total loss.
There were 123 persons aboard the
olympia. All were taken off. The
cargo is worth $3Qt,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
He. M {.
OF "a Orphans An Springfield, Mo.
Burns-One Perished Children
Were Saying Prayers.

Springfield, Mo, Dec. l2.-While -
children, inmates Of the en- Id Ell $
home here, were saying their prayers
before retiring tonight, fire broke out
in the brildng and gained rapidly
Ra9ph Barnes, aseG seven, was
burned to death, and the structure
dcst Dyed The loss is fifteen thoa'
said dollars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13

Baltimore, Dec 12.-Ienry Symes
Lehr is at the home Of his mother,
Mrs Robert Lehr, l6 East Madison
street, recovering from an attack of
nervous dyspepsia He was taken III
in New York, and, his physician ad.
vising a change of climate, he came
nome. At his mothers residence the
story published that Mc, LehR lett
New York in the care of two nurses
and was taken to sanitarium in this
city ives denied. 1t was also stated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
POSTOFFICE AT PULASKI IS
ROBBED OF S375 IN STAMPS

wore frightened away before tliey
had time 10 force The last door
Boodhounls we're secured ironi
WlckliHc. XIV. aud nut on the trail.
Tpe scent Was followed to vfala
Ridge four niles sonth III here, bnt
ai tface Of the robbers was lost at
tho railrnad station there
ID Is thought they boarded the early
passenscr north bound from tslat
point, ss two strangers were noticed
al the station.
The loss was fully covered BY insur'
ance.