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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-27
@icbmGrftc.

EittSbnr9, ga. &c. Samior.
Gie 3uiubr bon RinOuieb in ben
luton Stod DoroS mar IcidJt, Choice
G.35 bis $50, Erinlu 6.1O bis $50.
Sd)oic: 3ninbr gut; Frinno @ctb-
tra 600 bis 6.2o, @ulls mo &C.
.E0hulidc 800 bis 80, Y1ntmer
600 bis $50, &eol GolpeS $50 biS
1000.
Sdymeinc: 3uiubr gut; Erinlo
idnucre II. mit%telm1Bige $50, ifmerc
IlcrterS $40 bis $50. lcid)te Oor-
tcrs S.25. 6ertel 500 bisS.15 ro,lbe
100 bis 500.
Cincinnati g. 26. Sotuar.
Hinopieb: 3niuhr 1872, Wartt
lmgiom mo id)mah; ailte clippers
20 bis Go, 1emobulidlc 2.25 bis
400.
Shmcile: 3ufubr 3069. Marft
lan9iom mnb Toe. bis 25c, uieoriscr !;
Builders mtb clippers $50 bis
S,37Ia, g%eunbnlife $50 bis 80.
Shoic: 3uiilbr 1873, Mortt Itetig.
800 bis G.25; S6rmcr. itpod), toe.
uiebriler, t.75 bis $50.
Gbicago, 26. Sumlor.-Hinb.
ricb: ;}uillbr ca. 10000. Murft t0c.
bis los. niebriger; Stiere 800 biQ
500, ailbe $50 bis 5.25, Sellers
$40 bis 800. 9ullcn l.25 bis 5.25,
Adlber 800 bis 9.75, StodcrS nuo
SccbcrS $40 bis $50.
'Sdppcinc: 3ulllbr ca. $4,000.
Marft Toe. bis 15c. nieoriger; GDoice
ihlpcrc S.25 bis $50, Builders $40
bis $50, lcid)te gcmiidlt 500 bis
$40. Gboice lcit)tc $40 bis $50.
Foding S.t5 bis S.25, 6crfet 100
bis 800, &auptuert6uie 500 bis
S.15.
Sd)afc: 3uiubr ca. $4,000. Nfnrtt
l0c. bis t5c. nieoriacr; Sd,oIc 800
his $50, 1mmer 100 bis S.25, Dcur.
lirlgS i.25 bis $50.
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SECOND CALL.
Ddltimorer Gffeftenmorft.

Stats. Sefuriidten. -
Tortb Carolina aer gonfoien... 99H 100
gottb Carolina Ger 1919. ...... ti5 Hog
Sireinia 2 Ser gsninrp ta9i... =, gits
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Yl6tr BON SnrercNe.

Glide Der Sebenspiiroisfeiten
9altimore's iino:
9as @olbington . Nonument am
Non1t 8ernon. unb 8aibineton.
Place uro in oerieIbcn Nahbaridali
Ole Sobn ga9cr Sonarh., Die 3oger
9. Sanep-S tat,,c uno anoere @erfe
Der gilobaue-funft.
Das Sdladten Monument am
Wonumcnt Square spiiden Sem
goltamt uno Dem SultiSpaIalt, errid.
tet aur @rinnerung an Die SfIaht
bonn 12. September 1914.
Gns Baltimore Ohio . @eb1uoe
an Oct Noropelt.gde bon Baltimore.
uno GbarlesitraBe.
Ser 9ruio'SiI-garf 700 ader
aroB.
Gas Eoitan,t, 0itlid bonn Sl,Iti5.
Baluit, nno oas Hatbbaus, 0itIid tom
Soitomt.
IaS ne,ie @ebGuoe Der Sparbanf
bon Baltimore an ser Siibolt.gde
bon Baltimore. unb gbarlesItraBe.
Die gnod Bratt Jreibibliotbef;
bas gentralgebGlioe ltcbt an ser Wtul.
berrp. uno Cathedral StraBe, uno
3meigseb1lioe liegen in aueu Staot.
tbeilen.
9as @atlou . Rpnument an
Wount Hopal-I penue uno 2anpnle.
Strabe, 81 gbren bon SberItlie,lte.
nant 8m. s. @atIon .rribtet, Der in
1916 i'm merifaniiben 9riese in Der
Shladt bon Monterep fiel.
Der Suiti5paIait an galoert..
Tapette., st. Baitl. i,n6 2eringtoK.
Strabe, foitct $3,0O0.000.
Batterion.Yarf mo nod Die Sfar.
gen aug benz arieee bon 1914 Dor.
Wanoen iiio.
Gle Observation-Disclosures bes 5. &e'
gimerts al Yreiton. uno Softman'
Strabe inS Yarf. unb 2inoen.Ipe.
9as Yeabobp Sniiitut NIT giblio'
tbef, aunItga1erie nn6 Wufif.Gon.
Ierpotorium an Wount 8ernon. uro
@aIbinaton-place
Der Shrottburm an Sapettc' iino
SrontitraBe, bns ein5iae nod itebenos
Tautpert hieIer art III ben Ser. Staa'
ten.
9as Mc0onogb . Wonument aui
DER @reenmount.g Cemetery, al gbren
oes GRINDERS Der Wr9 onosb-S dule
fir Baiieufnaben.
9as Columbus. 0enfmal bel Der
Samuel Ieabp.S dyule an Nortb. uno
Sorforo.9uenue.
Das at gbren Der MarpIono
Tbeilnebmer an Der &epclution bon
Der .Warplano @ejealdaft berSGbnc
Der dmerifaniideA @epolltion" aui
Der Mount Ropal 1la5a errihtete Re
bolntionsbcufmal.
Gas ~Sobns 5opfins' Soipital"
oil 8rodomah Womumeiit., 8olfe.
unS SefferionitraBe, bas sroBartiglts
SoipitaI in oen Ser. Staaten.
Das Wens. uno McGomas. Dent
nal an @ap. uno Iisquitb Strabe,
gum anoenfen an 5tuei Warplano
&eI6en aus Dem ariege bon 1914.
garron.Earf nit bern alten Gar.
rolf WaniioH.
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iuipi3ire man ienc nexcn slueiit0fi'
gen, fcin einseridtctcn SGnicr int
25O0.glod an @cit-IaSettc. StraNc,
spiidcn Catherine. nnb Sbiplep.St.
Gmailirte 9abeipanne unb MusgiiIie;
aonal d. Drainage; nieorise Inner.
Gtellern; D%anoaenaltc 0efc,i; 8eIti.
blil init Godeln allsgclegt; aGes cut.
bolteno, luos gu einem mobernen
Saus aebort. RreiS Der SGnier elf.
bunoert Collars ($1t00.0O ieoes;
1ebr nicoriger @runb5ins. 9eoin.
gllgcn ocn aduicrn nngcnebm se.
mtad)t.
Nan ncbme petlid) gebenbe 9op.
Ctr. Gleftriife, lteige am terminus
al ulio eebc 5rei Sduiergcuiertc
n0rblif. Ndberes burd @altcr 3.
@crpbnl, 9aiunternebhner. -an Crit
NIB Stc(lc. (Sept1-)
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Milfa 1efraceS,

Nuie!Apenne Mnb 3ArfDybs3apab.
IS III Snes, mas Gle braxden, nm etn
grunbftiid ~ ianicn. 9tr tauen ana CIR
eans eesen tetdte Mtiatinasen. 100 grune.
ees6srt. Sn Dslse NerteNersns ber Safisrb.
Seab. WSnnsd an tinteruebniHnaSsett hat
asG ME Grfolse qesu unnen. 0omu,ea Gle nan
GaS, MaNer. edbnIe anF nent GtsemfSnm.~
rs gatnuten Snm slatbhaue &c. aGhrpretS).
yNetb & 9Httie.
Mseut an Ert nab etens. saadmittaeS. nms
eounfaaS ben ann5 TAG. (9fop1 ,5M2fe)
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Baltimore IurftbcridJt.

Baltimore %. Sonllor 1910.
Mcbl. - 3uiubr 1908 6GIier,
eiuidlieblih 922 Saiicr 5u 2oc,lIt-
Boint lno 1858 61iier ju Canton;
&iiltcnberianot l57 S1lIer.
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in perfnnten.
County, tenern. GpnntOs Stcnern.

Sene ncnen 3ipeiitodieen Sdufer an Gaft.sfre.
un6 Guirmonnfsstpe.; r5mif4e 3icgeIftein.Grn7s
fem; banbeeinnIte Gefen; aannITrainaee etc:
fbntfd9Itf anes entbaltenb. mas gu eifieiu
incbernen SGus eet6rt. Wfar muB r: fetcn.
adnfer paIieno eenott. Man nebme .yair,
n,ouni.sfbenne gleitrif6e. Yrcis Der Sdufer
$4,000 Bis $14J0. 90; febr nieorieer @runSs
S1aI, Grbduer, on crt nab etene. Sdifer fd0.
lid unb Sonntae 5nr Snfpeftton often.
County, teucrn. GongtgsS fcnern.
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itsdissn Sauier era Der aotomae.Strase ' AMI.
f6en GairmouHtsabemue uno SapetiesS traSe;
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Irfc Baoeipanie uilo Museiife, YaneaerfWu'
BiessIfteirpfIafter, aunuI' slnfdlub. Gle miiifen
pefeben,. UNI ectuiirbigt 8u iueroen. Mecnt am
Rlabe tdglih iino Sonntdg. Uian nebnie Sdir'
mount astbe1le @IertriI6e.
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gu erfraaer bel
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Mais. 3nfubr 24,1S6 guidIel,
@erianot BON Den @lcpatcren 200,
A56 9iid,el; @Iepntorcn . Sorrntb
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Spe5trn ftr 10 Sdae.
3,urlprs slnsfiatiuna. . Stiidc. init 1npeiiric
rocr Seioeit' SeIonr ilbcr3oae'. $40. gnic sc
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Il so, 9t7 Cf'5aHette'e ctr. g. BauI 1915.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
CAIRO
Opera House
MONDAY
AFTERNOON
ATTENTION

wish to call the attention of my
friends to the fact that | have been a
hard worker in The Bulletin contest
and my many friends have come to
my support in a way that should make
me winner. However. as | have sew
eral strong competitors, need all the
support can secure My friends to
date have placed me at the head OF
my district eight or ten times, and N
the lead of the entire contest several
times. / am now receiving support
from many new friends, and my pros
poets to lead as winner at the close
are very bright. respectfully So
licit the aid OF my friends and others
who may wish to support me in the
few days left of the race. feel con
tident | will secure one of the capital
prizes and would consider it favor
and win greatly appreciate any help
subscribers and non-subscribers may
give me. ALICE BYRNE
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
win Be Married Today.

A pleasant surprise to many Cairo
ties will be the announcement of the
marriage of Miss Pauline Wander
burga. formerly Of this city. and Mr.
Henry Joslyn OF Chicago, which will
take place today III Chicago, where
Miss vanderburgh has for some time
past been visiting her sister, Mrs. IT.
win Preetorious. The wedding will
be quiet one, being attended by a
few intimate friends ana relatives and
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
F. vanderburgh of Cape Girardeau,
Mo.
Miss vanderburgh was raised here
and attended the Cairo public schools
After she finished the Cairo high
school she studied art in Buffalo and
also in New York City, and having
true insight into the fineness of that
study, decided to be an instructor in
that line OF work. After leaving col
lege she was Instructor Of art in the
Union City, Tenn, schools, and during
the last school year she very capably
filled that position in the local pun.
Tic schools. She is pretty young wo-
man, Of sweet disposition and has
way about her that made her a host
Of friends, most OF whom were entire.
ly unaware Of her engagement.
Mr. Joslyn Is on the staff of the
Chicago Journal, and Is successful
young newspaper man. They met In
Chicago while Miss Vanderburgh was
pursuing her art studies there Tley
will take short wedding trip after
which they will reside in Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
REbEkAHS HOLD
BIG CELEBRATION
ANNIVERSARY OF
REBEkAri ODD FELLOWSHIP --
LARGE CROWD RESENT-SEv.
ERAt ADDRESSES.

Parthenia Rehekah Lodge No. 200,
at Stafford hall last evening, celehrat-
ed the 59th anniversary of Rebekah
Odd Fellowship, The lodge invited
all members in this vicinity and these
invitations were accepted by members
of different lodges. There was a
large crowd in attendance, and all
highly complimented the members OF
Parthenia Lodge for the entertain.
ment given.
The following members of the lodge
We're in charge of the services These
services are outlined by the sovereign
grand lodge Of Odl Fellows, and this
Is the first time the service has ever
been given in Cairo or Southern H.
nois: Mrs. Mary c. Avery, noble
grand Mrs Daisy Walker. escort to
the noble grand; Mrs. Della Kuyken-
dali, vice grand; Mrs Jennie Priddy,
escort to the vice grand; Mrs, Laura
Geisenhoff. past noble grand; Mrs. rs
sic ]. Croft, escort to the past noble
grand Mrs. Nellie AFTER, secretary;
Mrs. Jennie Walder, escort TO the
secretary: Mrs. Minnie Gill, chap
lain; Mrs. Abel Nef, escort to the
chaplain.
The members OF the anniversary
STAFF were dressed in white. The es-
ccrts wore streamers OF green and
pink ribbons. the colors of the Re-
5ekah degree. which were dragel
from their shoulders.
The work was beautiful and i'm
rressiye. and was Zone on stage
which was decorated in pink and
green and the national colors. The
hall was arti 'ieary decorated ana
Of electric lights she'd their
upon the happy tnrong
The building Of the stage and all
the decorations showed the artistic
torch of Charles F. Artter, who. for
his part in the evenings pleasure. re-
ceivei meritel praise.
A musical program was rendered
and several addresses were given. Re
freshments consisting Of ice cream,
cake and fruit were served at late
hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

enjoyable weeks visit with Mss
Alice Strong.
Albion Anderson of Con niece. No
arrived yesterday for visit With
Or. and Mrs. Davis of upper Wash.
ington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. f.. Denison are
Spending the week end at Marion with
relatives and are incidentally taking
in the county fair there.
Alfred Parker is here to spend Sun,
day coming in yesterday from points
in Southeast Missouri Were he
travels for the Denison-Gholson Co.
Charles Pennebaker will leave to-
morrow for several months visit
with his aunt, Mrs. W. F. Brown, in
Livingston, Guatemala. Central Amer
lea.
Maynard and Zeb Parker of Pig
gotsyille, Ark, passed through Cairo
yesterday EN- route to Chicago where
they are students at Northwestern
University.
p. II. Ellis left this morning for
KY, in the interest Of the
Fox Typewriter Co. which he is now
representing in Illinois. Missouri and
western Kentucky
Mrs Edwin Halliday and sons Was
ner and Robert are at home again
after having spent the summer il
San ~ Cal. visiting the family OF
Major z. W. Halliday.
John w Eakin formerly o! the
Cairo City Gas Co, ami the EaGin-
Co.. was here yesterda
calling on his many friends, having
come Iewn from Villa Ridge where
ae has been on visit to his sisters.
He is now located at Waco. Texas,
aud is the very picture of health.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
MAY Inspect Motor Boat.

The motor boat pierce Traveller"
which came into Cairo harbor from
Pittsburg on Thursday noon, was in
spected by many Cairo power boat
enthusiasts yesterday. The craft. in
charge Of Sid f. Holder. leaves this
morning for Bismarck, y D. The
Pierce Company. of Racine, Wis, Is
represented here by Frank l.. Ince
and he IL having many inquiries as TO
the excellent marine engine produced
by the Pierce Company, one Of witch
is installed in the Traveller. and
which is expected to complete the
4200-mile river trip contemplated by
the Pierce Company Several trips
were made In the harbor yesterday to
demonstrate the trim little craft.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
WILL CONNECT WITH CANAL.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. PA steam
ship line between Seattle and Panama
has heen organized to carry freight
only and to connect with a similar
fleet plying between Colon and New
York
The Mackinaw viii said for Panama
ON October % and thereafter will be
sailing for isthmus every two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
Sounht His Wife.

An irate husband from Ballard
county came to Cairo yesterday in
search OF his recreant wife-she mad
eloped with another man. came to
Cairo put up at hotel on the leyee
and took in the carnival. The couple.
learning that the husband was after
them, boarded skif and crossed to
East Cairo. escaping for the time
being the injured husband.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
Six O'Clock Dinner.

Miss Stella Giles OF lower WASH
ington avenue gave a six o'clock dln
ner last evening. Those who en-
loved the affair were: lzona and TIA
stubblefield, Beatrice LeMay, Nina
Kelly. Altha Sexton, Flossie and
Ferole Hodges, Cora Friziele, Anna
Nix, Ethel Jackson, Gertie Leroy,
Ethel Latham, Colleen Rudolph and
Stella Giles. After tie dinner toe
Young ladies visited the carnival IN
d crowd ana had very pleasant
ewing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Kate Tailor Of Carmi, visited
here yesterday.
II. G, Latham OF New Madrid was in
tile city yesterd&.
Mss Kittie Davis is i'll at her home
on upper Poplar street
F ]. Wilkinson OF Charleston, was
Cairo visitor yesterday.
DR.. w. G. Clarke has returned from
q visit to French Lick Springs.
Lee B. Davis Of Tamms was here
yesterday transacting business.
Geo. w. Hess AMI wife of Anna, H.,
were shopping here yesterday.
Mrs. Norton Renfro has gone to
Creal Springs for a few weeks:
X. H. Porter1eld Of Palucah, Ky.
was here on business yesterday.
Mrs. Susan ]. Moore of Olive
Branch shopped here yesterday.
Mrs. All Haynes spent yesterday
with Mrs. Russell at Birds Point.
Harry Allen leaves today TOR He
ena, Ark, after brief visit here.
Mrs. d. H. Motley of Arlington
Ky, was Cairo shopper yesterday.
w. J. Davidson and wife of Gran
Chain visited in the city yesterday
John Martin left yesterday for Kar
kakee, ILL.,. to accept Csitlon there
Mrs. j. c. Stone viii return toda
from visit With relatives in Ator
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Crawford {
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
Killed Valuable Dou.

L. Pollock. the driver of a taxicab,
ran over and killed a valuable pointer
dog yesterday. The animal was
owned by Robert Swobola and cos:
him sll0. Mr.. Swoboda will sue
Pollock for the value Of the dog. as
he claimed 1t was careless driving
that cansed the animals death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Rev. Frank Thompson, pastor of the
First Christian church, sent in his
resignation some days ago as pastor
Of the church, but the congregation
voted unanimously to not accept It.
Rev. Thompson has not as yet deter
mined what he will do in the matter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Will Enter c. q. c.

Mrs, Kate Cannon of 201S Sycamore
street left yesterday for New York
City, accompanied by her son, John,
aged l6. She will place him in the
Christian Brothers College at that
place for a course of study.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
Minus an Arnendix

Mr.. and Mrs. joan Halliday re-
turned to Cairo yesterday from the
east where they soiourned the past
three months. Mr. Halliday has just
recovered from the effects of an
operation for appendicitis sustained
four weeks ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
Collar Bone Broken.

Miss Mary Elizabeth HARRISON,
the t2-yearold daughter Of Mrs. W. J.
HARRISON, had the misfortune to
break her collar bone yesterday. She
was sitting on the porch in a rocking
chair, when the rocker fell to the
ground.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
!. SOCIAL o4ND personal -

II
Tamms, were here on business yester-
day.
II. G. Amber Of Chicago is in the
! city on business.
John Samuels of Fulton. Ky, is
! here to spend today and Sunday with
friends.
j Mrs. ]. d, Co.eland and family OF
Karnak, ILL.,. spent the afternoon here
yesterday,
Mrs. w. n Eatler left yesterday
AFTERNOON for Anna. H., TO spend the
week end.
z. J. Hodges and family of Hodges
Park, ILL.,, We're here yesterday for
short visit
Mrs. A. ]. Morris OF Seventeenth
street left yesterday for a weeks visit
in Paducah,
| Misses Perkins aud vaniarpIume of
Vienna are here for the week end
visiting relatives,
Mrs J II. Westerman OF lower Wll-
nrt street returned yesterday from 4 |
Visit In Sandusky.
A. c. Reichert OF Grand Chain was
in the city yesterday making bus
ness transactions.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Korn ard Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Yaney OF Paducan were
ID Cairo yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, her mother
Mrs. Boerschel. spent yesterday with |
relatives at Mounds.
| Or. Samuel Dodds spent last night
at Alto Pass where he delivered
lecture on tuberculosis.
4 Mrs Dora Bel Of Olive Branch
4 visited a number or the stores in the
retail district yesterday
Mrs. Jennie Mason and granllauga-
ter left yesterday for a visit with
relatives in Auburn, N Y.
Mrs. J. L. Burgie of Memphis, IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. B. s. Pen
nebaker Of Center street.
Miss Carleen Petit OF Bardwell, Ky,
arrived yesterday to visit Miss Edith
Hodges at Hodges Park, III.
Mrs Paul Bauer AMI little son and
daughter Of Rector. Ark, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Metzger.
| Miss Katherine Mulvin Of Padu al |
who has been the guest OF Miss Anna
Carmody aas returned home.
Miss Fora ee is at Jackson. Ohio,
where she will spend several weeks
in visit to an old schoomate.
Mrs. Alex Halliday Of New Orleans
arrived yesterday Tor visit via aer
daughter. Mrs, Douglas Halliday
Douglas Halliday and family con.
template trip to California sooa for
| the benefit of the formers health.
| Attorney Chas. NIckliffe, OF Wick
| life, Ky, was In Cairo Yesterday
tending to urgent business affairs.
Miss Winfred Cox will leave tomor.
row for Rockford. ILL.,, where she will
enter the Rockford College for
women.
Mrs. Stephen Bird returned home
today from Birds Point. where she
spent several days on visit to Mrs.
Lucy Bird
Jack Burdette left yesterday for
: 0bion, Tenn, on business for the Dal-
ten Adding Machine CO., to be gone
several days.
! Miss Mabel Benedict will return to
her home in Clinton, Ky, after most
u
DSsnzuID amnMmmD8 - -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24
Never Falls.

You can always start an argument
With a woman by telling her the best
pastry cook Is employed by a bakery.
-Atchiscn Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Ths only Cairo paper with tho scr
nee Of the Associates rress ID The
uslJet1n.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Crawford Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-24

Miss Mabel Benedict will return to
her home in Clinton, Ky, after a most
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1910-12-14
Georgia Farmer Cought by Old
Spanish Gag.

Athens, Ga. Dec. 11-Again the
old Spanish fake has found a VIC
tim in this section of the country.
Yesterday a well knowen citizen
of high Shoals. Oconee county, ex-
pended SIS in cablegrams in ans
wer to a communication he receiv-
ed from Madrid, Spain, in the
hope of becoming the possessor of
a fortune. The writer of the let
ter claimed he was in prison in
Madrid; that he was an American
and had recently married young
woman who formerly lived near
Atlanta. He claimed there was
one child, little girl, now in the
care of Madrid parties and begged
the High Shoals man to adopt her,
promising a large reward. He
declared he was held in prison as
the victim of political plots and
had no hope of freedom.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1910-12-14
WHITE BLUFF ITEMS.
The Box Supper a Great Success
Both Financially and Socially.
Public Debate to be Held at
School House Friday Nisht.

The box supper. as heretofore
announced, at White Bluff school,
house. Friday night. 9th instant,
resulted in raising $64. 83 and de-
lightfully entertaining a large
crowd of people. The pupils and
patrons of White Bluff are to be
congratulated on their manifest
interest in public affairs.
We now have an enrolment
of seventy-two scholars, whose
department and recitations show
that the patrons of White Bluff
are men and women who are will
ling to cooperate with their
teacher in the development of
their children.
Friday night Dec. Is at seven
O'Clock the higher grades of the
school and the young men and
women of the surrounding COM
munity will meet in a literary
society.
The following query will be
discussed: Resolved that there
is more pleasure in pursuit than
in possession. The trustees of
White Bluff are requested to be
present and act as judges. All
are invited to be present and es-
pecially our younger people.
Sec.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1910-12-14
LIZARD In GIRLS STOMACH.
Physicians Discover Live Lizard
in the Stomach of Miss LOWE
Herman, 10 Years Old, but They
Could Not Save Her Life.

Cleveland. Dec. II. A live liz
ard, six inches in lenth, and the
head of another lizard. was disco
vered in the stomach of Miss Lo-
vie Herman, 10 years old, who
died eaSly Friday morning at her
home at Akron.
Cleveland physicians and surge
ons are interested ip the case and
a number Of them will attend the
post mortem examination to be
held at Akron to, day. Miss Her.
man had been ill a year from a
disease which bad puzzled many
specialists. LasksMonday the at
tending physician succeeded in
bringing from the girls stomach
the live lizard and the head of
the second one, but too late to
save her life. The family for
merly lived near Millersburg, O.,
and drank spring water. 1t is
supposed the girl swallowed the
lizards when small. while drin-
king and that they gradually grew
and killed her.