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Arizona republican., 1910-12-17
FINAL HARVESTING
 OF COLORADO RIVER
for Building Part Of the LeVee.

Dr j. C. .Norton, who returned from Yuma yesterday. carried in his inside pocket the contract for the biggest undertaking he has ever gone up against in his varied career, not excepting the cleaning of this terri tory of Texas feN CT ticks. He has secured tine CCuract for building 1-3 miles of the 25-mile levee along the west bank of the Colorado river, S s)Uth toward the gulf. from the in- take of the imperial canal, in and around which tGe Southern Pacific railroad company, under the direction of Col. Randolph waged such a des- perate fight with the river a couple of years ago. In fact a portion of the levee is this side of the intake but the greatest part of 1t is below. being an extension of the protection work done at that time. UnfOrtun- ately it was not undertaken as soon as it should be and the river has again broken through the west bank so its water flows into Bee river leaving the Colorado channel dry below the break. The purpose If the work is to turn the water back into the river where it belongs. building a levee that will keep it t1fre.
 The government last June apprO- pTiated a million dollars for this work and the performance of it has been planned since then. The work will be under the direction of Col A. J. Ockerson as supervising engineer. an experienced levee builder along the Mississippi Col. Ockerson is in a way the representative of both gov crnnments for the site of the work is in Mexican territory. though the urgency of it's completion is to safe guard American interests. Col. Ock- erson is practically the third party acting for both governments and will have a very delicate job to han ble in addition to the engineering problems. One feature of it pertains to customs for the work will be done by American contractors and on Mexican soil. The customs duties will be suspended. under his direc ton. for teams and supplies necessary to perform the work.
 The greater part of the work being south of the point where the water is now diverted into Bee river. which cannot be crossed by men and teams with safety, it is necessary for teams and supplies to be taken down the east bank from Yuma to point be- of the river to the west bank Some of the work between the Imperial intake and the break will necessitate
Arizona republican., 1910-12-17
THE REVER.

The fashionable rever will not only give a distinctive touch to a costume, but it will trim the plain bodice or coat which would otherwise be too severely plain. The present day rever is not adorned with rows of stitching which require a practiced and skillful hand. but it is simply made Its chief requirement is that it hang in simple graceful lines The material should be supple Some of the revers have long tassels at the ends. some have ieweled buttons, or the ends fall in loose folds caught with hook The texture of the material has much to do with the effect of the rever.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-17
AVERAGE ATTENDANCE
 0F PHOENIX SCHOOLS
1t Was 226 Greater For Last Month
 Than For All of Last Term.

That the average attendance upon the Phoenix public schools. for the month ending December was 226 greater than the average for all of last year is shown by the monthly report of Superintendent John D. Loper In all particulars the report is exceptionally pleasing. It follows in full:
 Number of boys enrolled. ....... .1O35 Number of girls enrolled. ....... 9So Total number enrolled. d.......... 1865 Daily average attendance. ....... 169S Per cent of attendance. ... 9i New pupils enrolled during month 179 Enrolment to date. ...............21S9
 Honor Roll.
 Eighth Grade, Class E. George A. Judson. teacher-Zella Halterman.
 Eighth Grade. Class B. Miss Pink erton. teacher-Margaret Behny. Elma Tolleson. Delight DeBusk. John Toner. Elizabeth Thomas and Marion Ware.
 Seventh Grade, Class A, Miss Mar tin. teacher-Jessie tHigley and Rich ard Scofield.
 Seventh Grade. Class B, Miss Grace, teacher-Dorothy Cox, Ellen Boulton and Pearl Mitchell.
 Seventh Grade. Class B. Miss Ev ans, teacher-Eva Kraus and Ruth Norman.
 Sixth Grade, Class A. Miss Bridges. teacher-Jack Barr and Eileen Grif- fin.
 Sixth Grade, Class A. Miss Wilson. teacher-Homa Blanton. Charles Ton ey and Margaret McGrcw.
 Sixth Grade. Class E. Miss Bow man. teacher-Ruth Randy teacher-Lois Tuckey and Ruth Stearns.
 Fifth Grade. Class A. Miss Rabin novitz. teacher-Gertrude Kraus. Flor ence Osborne. Gail Littlejohn and Leonard Herwig.
 Fifth Grade. Class A, Miss Mat thewson. teacher-Ruth Kolberg. Rich ard Hambrook, Charles Valdivia, Beulah Clanton, Thayer Burtis and Emily Winborn.
 Firth Grade. Class F, Miss Easter wood. tcacher-Hazel Wilson. Alta Plank. Stanna Cuff. Martelle Figley Marguerite Garrett and Porter Heflin Fifth Grade. Class B. Miss Rock. teacher-Mary Sloan. Florence Sharpe and Victor Norton.
 Jackson School.
 Third Grade, Class E, Miss Eyall. teachcr-Momon Baber, Villa Davis and Willie Frank
 Second Grade. Miss Irvine teacher
Arizona republican., 1910-12-17

disagreement about advertising with a ''Weekly' Journal
 Following it, attack appeared in their editor al columns sneerng at the claims we made particularly regarding Appendicitis.
 We replied through the regular papers and the weekly thought hit back rather too hard and there upon sued for libel.
 The advertisement the ''weekly'' attacked about claimed that many of appendicitis operation could be avoided by discontnuing indigesble food, washing out the bowels and taking predgested food Grape-Nuts
 Observe say MANY not all.
 Wouldn't that knowledge be comfort to those who fear a surgeons knife they fear death?
 The ''weekly'' writer said that was lie.
 We replied that he ignorant of the facts.
 He was put on the stand and compelled to admit he was not Dr. and had medical knowledge Of appendl cits and investigated to find out If the tesmOn ia letters to Co., genuine
 A famous surgeon testified that when operation required Grape-Nuts would not obvate it. True. Wenever claimed that when an operation required Grape-nuts would prevent it.
 The surgeon testified bacteria (germs) helped to bring attack and bacteria grown by undgeSted food frequently.
 We claimed and proved by other famous experts that undgesed food largely responsible for appendicitis We showed by expert testimony that many cases are healed without knife, but by stopping the of food which did not digest and when food required again it helpful to predigested food which did not Overtax the weakened organs of digestion.
 When pain in the right side appears it IS not always necessary to be rushed off to hospital and at the risk of death, be cut
Arizona republican., 1910-12-17
coRRoBoRATIoN WITHHELD.

Was that interview published as coming directly from you authentic?"
 "I haven't decided yet replied Senator Sorghum. I'm waiting to see what effect it has on my con stituents. Washington Sta
Arizona republican., 1910-12-17
Against the POstum Cereal Co., Ltd., Ga,
 Chance to Bring Out Facts

Or should the child be at carted off to a hospital and cut?
 We have known of many wherein the approach ing signs of appendicitis have disappeared by the gestion being followed.
 No better appreciates the value of skllfu phy scan when person is in the awful trOes of acute ap penictis, but of prevention worth pound of cure."
 Just plain old common is helpful even nowadays This trial demonstrated Grape-Nuts food is pure be- yond question.
 It is partly predgested.
 Appendicitis generally has rise from undgested food It is not always necessary to operate It is best to stop all food When ready to begin feeding predigested food It is palatable and strong in Nourshment It will pay fine returns in health to quit the heavy breakfasts and lunches and less food but select food certainly known to contain the elements nature requires to sustain the body May we be permitted to suggest breakfast of fruit Grape-Nuts and cream, two soft boiled eggs, and hot and milk Post 
 The question of whether GrapeNuts does does not contain the elements which nature requires for the nouriShment of the brain, also of it's purity, will be treated in later newspaper articles
 Good food is important and its effect the body is also important
 There's Reason' POstum Cereal Co.,, Ltd.,
 Battle Creek, Mich.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31

Profs. Veacn and Penrod went to
heir homes near Vienna to spend
Christmas
Rev. Jones of Cypress preached ut
Thebes on Monday and Tuesday
nights, but owing TO small pox be-
ing so near town the meeting was not
continued,
Mrs. Jack Hodge of Goreville, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, James
Stump, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mogg, Misses Bessie
and Ollie Dougherty and Matte Fish
er, all of Chaffee, we're Thebes yisi-
tors Sunday.
Mrs. stephen placed beautifully
decorated Christmas tree in her home
and mony persons have called to see
it tne east few days
Mrs Dan Rice, who formerly lived
here Bit who has been living in In
diana for about two years, stopped
over on her way to Arkansas where
sho win ma aer home; She was
the guest OF Mrs. I'D King while
here.
| !. A. Bell who lately moved to
Clank, was over on business Tuesday,
| he stated, but suppose he wanted
drink from the Mississippi, as h'
1 keeps moving back.
Miss Lutte iiIer2n was Cnaffee
visitor Sunday,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Kidgely Of Bridgeport
visited friends here Christmas. They
we're the guess Of Mr. AMI Mrs. Bert
TIobbse.
Quite an interesting program was
given at Tie Methodist church Sun
day evening.
A Mr.. Ambler and wife Of Mounds
visited relatives here Christmas They
Twill ike al Olive Branch for awhile
! and care for the latter's fathers prop
erty while her parents, Mr. and Mrs
, John Lesar 80 to Alabama to spent
/, ne winter
/ Sidney Childers, wife and children
visited the lattef's parents, Mr.. anc
, Mrs. George Phelps, Christmas. The!
| were accompanied home by her bro
Their, Curtis Phelps, 70 spend fey
3. weeks.
\ MIR. and Mrs. Ethan Pence visitel
the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs
IIearn
\ Mr. and Mrs. AuguA Sander ha'
as their guest Chrismbs Mrs. San
Ider's parents, Mr. ana Mrs, Meinz, Q
/ U'no.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31

Editor Of the Bulletin: Have just
finished reading The Captains ar
ticle entitled IAN Illustration"
The 'Captain" is right, these for
eigners he speaks of We're imported,
hlred to America~,hy the promises Of
the capitalist agents that are found
in the ON countries 5y the hundreds
Of thousandss 1t Is reported that
. there are ten thousand in Italy alone,
heard Robert Hunter, on the floor
OF the Socialist congress, at Chicago
last May state that he had stood al
lElis island ana watched them unload
lboat loads OF immigrants labeled WITH
| "a Tag upon the lapel Of eacn coat
! Armour n Company, Chicago
The Socialists realize that the bro
ltherhood Of man can not be establish
ed under capitalism, and until Inter
national Socialism triumphs they will
have to adopt such palliative meas
lures as are necessary to better thu
condition Of the working class whilt
|laboring for the abolition of the cap
italist system.
The text of the declaration on INN
grafton adopted at the Socialist con
gress of the United States, held a
lCnicago last May, is as follows; TIN
Socialist party of the United State
| fayors all legislative measures tenc
ling to prevent the immigration 0
strike breakers and contract laborer
and the mass immigration Of worker
from foreign countries, caused Q
stimulated by the employing classe
fol- the purpose Of weaRen'ng TIC O.
lganization Of American labor 2hd low
erlhg the standards OF life 6 -
American workers The party IS 81
posed to exclusion Of any iwwiWant
on account Of their nationality anf
demands that the United States be D
al! times maintained as free as'
um for all men and women rerse
lcuted by the government Of thehi
Ieomtries on account OF their politics
religion or race"
| If Capt Potter had been q littt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
UNITY Ill,
peoember %.


Mrs. u, L. Tinsley Is very sick.
Her father and mother OF Marion,
H., are spending the holidays with
n or.
+. b Hodges has returned from
Mobile, Ala, where he spent the
olidays, reporting a very high time
while in the southern cline.
John Hodges. Jr, made a flying
rip to Cairo on business the 9th,
Mrs. Tom Sellers Of Cairo visited
Ter mother, Mrs. L. Murry of this
!lace Tuesday and Wednesday,
n. L. Wright is loading out car
Of corn this week,
MI. John Howell of Oblongs Ill.,
will be the guest Of Mir. and Mrs. r.
j. Wright Of this place Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. Howell is a first class
barber We should put out some kind
OF inducement to get him to come
| back.
Geo, Hodges made a trip to Cairo to
day
Miss Edith Hodges went to Bard
well, KY, TO spend the remainins
hoIisays.
Mr. Will Parker formerly of Sar
dusky but now in the saloon bushes
81 Mounds, was on our streets yesier
day.
Mrs. Albert Lilly and son are rsa
sick At the prese4 writing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
GRAND CHAIN.
pecenlber %.

r,ho rop,aine ne CHARLES Dayfd fbl
infant son 81 " Fislds ana five
Of Arkansas CIV Ark were brouaht
hera for buria1 Thursday Nee g9to
E,noral eo,yices u,nra conauctad n,
pev NJ y cbanks interment in The
M,sonio I'm otarv
Mrs ~ paoby of Ntacotnh Miss is
vis,,in, reIatiyas aare
naviJ raine4 ana wife of New Ain.
ono m aro born tbis uooL
b., ~ p sb.njs ro,,rraa bome
,vadrcsIav o,crfng sro,, prool,nn,,t
n,
NJ N.noy e,aors ali s,1 hon
So, ,at, amn lac, ,vra,
t,ar,,,n cana+ ,o,,,.no9 - ta..
49,. a., taaa., ~. waana..ian o,.a,
49,
,..,, raa,.a
+, .,st,t,a ,..,ati.ns ,ama
~ ,f,a.a, .ala I, n.hre.. e.t,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31

Prof Cox spent Xmas out Of town
returning Tuesday.
Mart Brown, living about two
miles east III Thebes, has an attack Of
small pox 4 we have made inquiry
Aand cannotsfnd that there il any
board of health in Thepes, SO 1t is
now up 10 the county commissioners
to see that strict quarantine is or
deed TO prevent the spread of the
disease \ hint to he wise is suffi-
cient.
Girls don't hink X. i7ettit is mad
because he looks SO grum the past
few days, The fact Is he is only cut
! ting his wisdom teeth
Miss Ella West is quite sick
again.
vince Edwards is visiting his FAM
! lily for a few days,
John Cartner Of Tamn4s visited ms
parents here Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31

ssssss...0.usu.s4.asssss sssssssssssssssssssssss

orrible disaster was. the timely warn
ils OF the block system The train
came to stop while an investigation
was made.
The continuous rains last night and
today gives our citizens practical
idea Of now we need drainage sys-
item Of some kind 10 carry off the
surface water as well as the filth Of
the city. Almost every yard is Shoe
mouth deep in water and in many
cases not even a ditch in the allies
ltc which II corld be drained. TIE
delegation from Mound City was here
yesterday. Many of our represents
tive property owners were out and
discussed or heard the proposition
discussed. Now, what are we going
TO do about it? We must have water
works and hand in hand with that,
we must have a drainage system of
oTe kind, the one cannot exist with
chi the other The big drainage sys
hl that is proposed would be far
J tier in he long run for it would
lot only relieve our local neeJs but
would purify he low lands and stag
Nant pools outside the city limits II
Ire system could be carrie, out, as
iilrreJ, Mcrnds would be as ~ rs
q cain 4 few hours after the nai ;as-
aims, an tie vast acres OF ricn al
PRODUCTIVE tarn lands all oVcr iac
Idistrict could 10 prepared ani cnlt.'
, 8ated From a week TO a monea sooner
roam under the present state Of Az
Illirs. The thing do IS 70 set t15y
ava 10 i now.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
CACHE PRECINCT.

Misses Minnie !Bour and Hattie
Calvert OF Mounds, ILL.,, are visiting
friends here
William Collins made trip to
Cairo Wednesday evening
Misses Euna Gossitt, Hattie Calvert
Minnie Bour and Gertrude Chilress
made a flying trip to Miller City Wed
nesday.
Mrs. c. O. Foster returned to her
home in Cairo after few days visit
with her mother, Mrs. VIM. J. Chill
ders. 4 VIZ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31

he would have hit the nail on the
hoads o. gone 10 the root OF the
matter
The floating notion that modern So
cialism spells communism, or propos-
es periodical redistribution OF prop
erty, is nonsense.
Socialism proposes to distribute the
social product among the producers
according to the quantity and social
utility of the labor time contribu
ted by zach.
Yours for a free humanity.
+, MORTON YYAIE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31

more familiar with the philosophy Of
Socialism he certainly would not have
made The prcposterous superstition
that Tia Socialists intend 70 make
common PROPERTY Of everything in
The corntR
Il, instead Oh that" he had said so
cialsis believe ia The common owner
ship ANA democratic management Of
the Social means Of producing wealth
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
Saved From Awful Death.

How m appalling calamity in hts
family was prevented Is told by A. y.
Mcdonald, Of Fayetteville, NJ q. n. +.
n. No g. my sister had cousurip
ton" he writes, she was very thin
and pale, had no appetite and secme
to grow weaker every day, as alt
remedies failed. tn Dr Kings New
Discovery was tied and so complete
ly cured her that she has not been
troubled with cough since Its toe
best medicine ever saw or heard
Of" For coughs, colds, lagrippe, asth.
ma, Group hemorrnage, all bronchial
troubles, # has no equal. SOC. $500
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
NOTICE TO srocKHoL pERs.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Alexander County
Savings Bank Of Cairo, Illinois, will
be held at he Directors room in the
above named bank in the city of
Cairo. Illinois, on Wednesday, Jan.
uay !, 1911. at 1870 o'clock for the
OF electlng a Board of Direc.
sors end such other business as may
oe brought before said meeting.
JAMES II. GALLTGAN,
Cashier.
Cairo, ILL.,. December s. 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co

christmas, New Years Holiday Fares
Round trip reduced rates will he
Owen to points on the line Of the. llli-
nois Central south of the Ohio river
only Tickets are on sale nth. 2lst,
end, 23rd, oath. 25th and 31st, OF De
cembor. 1910, and the list Of January.
1911. Final return limit January sth.
1911.
A. II Hanson, Passenger Traffic
&anaser; s. & Haven, General pas
senger Agent, Chicago; ]. n, Jones,
ticket agent. Cairo, Ill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
r4EBEs

Miss MT~o Caasc hem tbp num-
her, 2Sl9 which Won The Noris
cfair at N. G Pettits festa r4at aaa
grocery store
Master Jack Rnge X f! ing W.
lives III ST Louis amtssf c aaSea,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31

Mrs Chas, Schiller ana Miss Elsla
schuler were Cairo visitors Wednes.
day.
Mrs. 7. Osulliyan Is quite III at nc
home on Third and Walnut streets.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Despainc
went to Mil Creek Wednesday 10
spend a few days with the latter's
relatives.
Mrs. Edward Williams Of Canton
Ohio, will arrive SATURDAY to visit
her mother Mrs NJ, Mulroney AMI
other relatives in the city.
Mrs. VIM Wilson and daughter
Miss Helen attended the Gem theatre
IN Cairo "Wednesday,
Mrs. P. Stern and daughter OF
Mounds were shopping in the citg
Wednesday,
Mrs. G.. G, Arey and daughter, Vera
are the guests Of relatives in Cara,
Geo e, Martin mace a bushes )
| trip to Anna Tuesday.
Miss Kate McNeile was in Mounds
Wednesday giving instructions to heh
class Of music pupils.
Mrs. John Rowlett OF Valley Re
cluse was in the city "Wednesday
| shopping.
Miss Earl Tarr has as her guest
this week, Miss Blanche Moore OF
| Grand Chain.
Mrs A. Montgomery spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Chas Woodruff at Mounds
Mrs. Carrie Spence returned home
| Wednesday from a visit with rela
ives at Levings and Grand Chain.
| g. S. Britton was Mounds bust
ness caller Wednesday,
Miss May Robertson lert Thursday
for Gale where she will spend a few
days With her brother, Geo Robersot
and family
| A. F. Clark is slightly indisposet
at his home on High street.
| Little Misses Christine Siefert 0
hWalnut street and Gladys Ruth ant
| Donald Miller Of First and Popla
streets are on the sick list this week
Miss Edna Miller was a Mound
visitor Thursday
MIR. and Mrs. James R. Weaver .
Mounds We're i'll Cairo Thursday even
ing.
Mesdames Ed Westerman, Ha
Whitaker and w. T Kennedy ar
quite i'll at their homes All are re
ported slightly improved.
Mrs. James Kennedy was in Cair
Thursday shopping.
Misses Beulah and Anna Keller el
ltertained a few Of Their friends YER
! pleasantly at their home on Mai
street Wednesday evening, Fuds
/ and divinity making, music and dan
/ ing were the features or the ever
ing's pleasures. The guests wer
, Misses Avis Curren, Elizabeth Kelle
+ Blanche Schiller, Beuiah and Ann
2 Keller and Julia Schiller.
, Mrs. Geo. e. Martin is confined
8 bcr home on East First and Pea
streets with lagrippe
Mr. and Mrs J, Mcclure and daus
s ter Ella Maybelle Of Cairo are tn
guests Of Nh and Mrs. n. A, Hevor
q on Fourth street this week.
Miss Nellie Sweeney rs spending
J few days with Mrs Thomas Roach c
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31

For the convenience Of patrons 0
the street car line, books containing
rs tickets for $t0o are for sale at n.
c, Schuh's Drug Store and at the sor
flee, 1908 Washington. Cairo Elecfrl
g. Traction Company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
NATURE SPARES
The strialsen Roae From Grlef.

Tie Straa.zen Rose From Grief.
what a fortunate provision OF nature
I is that deqrves the rose of mental
ursering' fon lew poignant would be its
'rcf to discover, in the height Of its
booming glory, that a canker fed at its
acsrt, and that its beauty and fragrance
we're doomed forever. Nature always
sares tile suffering she Is a veritable
tStehouse of pleasing rewards, Tor
lose who seek her aid In the years
me ny falling hair and grayness have
2st e gloom c%r the lives of tilshsands
u geuhg women hat tEslKs- to this in
cations Of scientists the true cause
4 hair destruction is now known to be
germ or parasite that bnfrows into
I'D hair foliicles. Newbros Herpicide
hsolutely destroys this germ, thus
ernsitting the hair to grow as ma
IRE Intended. Sold by leading drug
lists. Send oc In stamps for sample
to The Hernicide Co. Detroit. ffich
One dollar bottles guaranteed
Paul G. Schulz g. Sons, special
agents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
MOUND CRY.
December so.

Win Britton, principal Of the hi2t
school at Carlyle, m, Il the guest 81
p. + Birth and family q, Mounds this
week
Capt. James Baitleson of Olmsted
transacted business here "Wednesday
P Thompson Of IIllin as a business
caller here Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31
MOUNDS.


Hon Dan Hogan, clerH of the 4 ).
district court at DanWlle I'll, WIZ
here yesterday en- route to mis- Oh
holne at Mound City.
Mr.. and Mrds 4, w Williamson q
Mount City were mere Tuesday
Miss Grace Armstrong was Cairo
shopper yesterday,
The clothes line thief has walked up
again. He went into sam Wrights
yard Monday night aud took tAc
whole washing.
Every man, old or Young, ought 70
have como knowledge OF the Bibi~
and its teachings, You can get thai
knowledge BY Joining ere Y, NJ. G. a
bible class
An attempt was Wade 10 wreck the
southhound passenger trains No. q
about i0.3G o'clock Loss pieat. Both
S wv A0c cnpA's ~ Snf directors IA u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-31

Giving Children Their Rights.
IN this century we are not getting
n Of obvious wrongs. but are giving
ofilSren obvious rights