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that had left there on the evening of my
departure. There was old Heller no longer
in regimentals now, but wearing the dress of
a citizen; there were the Prince, Adjutant
Sonnenberg, Schmidt "a Major now, and
Graf Won Obersee. They even occupied the
same positions round the table,-the same
cardtable, on which, face downward, lay the
cards just as they had been left there. But
the room had remained unswept and I'M
tenanted; for everything was white with
dust,-the mirrors, the furniture, even the
cards themselves, which lay half buried in
the accumulation of the years.
"Take your place, Lieutenant" said the
Prince, motioning me to my seat. Gentle
men, our game is resumed"
Heller Lit his pipe and pulled out a
great cloud of smoke. II pass" he said
quietly.
@You have all passed, Gentlemen?' asked
the Prince. Il think you bet fifteen marks;
Won Mesenrath. I'll see your hand And
once again Lothian laid down pair of aces
on the dusty baize.
spread my own cards out before his eyes.
Then, without a word the Prince turned
over the top card of the pack from which we
had drawn, and, as | gazed at it, the mon
strous blunder that | had made came home
to me.
For my third ace was the joker! l had
cOntOunded 1t with the ace OF spades; tor l
had never seen a pack containing it in Ger
many.
l recollect that l was upon my feet and
that they f1ocked round me, pressing my
hands. l saw their faces through darkness,
heard their voices. far off, amid the wild
sounds that reverberated through my ears.
Then, one by one, they filed out, leaving me
with the Prince alone.
"You see, Won Mesenrath, the court &C
quits you, he said. $50 it becomes my duty
to inform you that, in your rotation, you are
entitled to your captaincy.'
And, as did not respond, he added, srnil
ing:
@You bear the news with wonderful equa-
nimity. But doubtless your mind busies
itself with weightier affairs. Permit me to
present you to my wife. the Crown Princess"
And he led me, still walking as man in
dream, to the Crown Princess house, set
into the north angle of the huge barracks in
closure. We passed into the hall, and then
he opened a door and closed it softly after
me; but did not follow me.
knew not whether he was with me or
no; for there before me, saw Elisabeth at
last. And in the fullness of our happiness
all else was forgotten.
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FIVE ACES

sent from your regiment without leave near
1y three years., he said.
"My resignation, your Highness-"
Colonel, if you please, Lieutenant Your
resignation has not yet been accepted by his
Serene Highness, my father; wherefore you
have put me to the inconvenience of carrying
it in my cardcase ever since you made your
rash journey to this country.
And, as stood still, staring at him, trying
to understand the portent of his words, he
continued more lightly:
"Of course there is no means by which
can compel you to forsake this foolish whim
of yours, Lieutenant; but" He stepped
toward me and, placing hand on each
shoulder, gazed very earnestly into my face.
"There is one in Thiringen who waits for
you, he said. He placed a photograph in
my hand.
Then could restrain my grief no longer
Through tears saw the face that had been
with me ever through those three years.
forgot honor and the task of duty to which
l had set myself, and with clasped hands and
trembling lips besought Lothian wildly that
he would remove the stigma that rested on me.
When l ceased and looked at him l saw that
his face was set into the same stern, deeply
carved lines as those of his father, the soldier
Prince, as he appears in the great picture of
the browning of the old Emperor William at
Versailles, which hangs in our barrack hall
in Thtiringen. He answered slowly:
Lieutenant Won Mesenrath, your court
martial will convene in my quarters at the
barracks four weeks from today" Then, as
turned to 60, he added, @Karl, is this how
you guard the honor of your Prince?'
Then saw tears in his own eyes also.
THAT had made myself the victim of
some terrible blunder l could no longer
doubt. The prospect of absolution filled me
with an intensity of emotion; yet not so keen
as the anticipation of vindication in the eyes
of Elisabeth. 1 followed Prince Lothian on
the next steamer, and timed my movements
so that should reach Thiiringen on the
morning of the court martial.
How poignantly the familiar environment
oppressed my spirit! The sight of the horses
in their stalls, Our soldiers on fatigue, the
thousand and one smells of the barracks,
rushed into my consciousness like an ire
sistible tide. Then the scenes and events of
the last three years became only memory
to me.
But when entered the Princes quarters
to present myself before the court martial,
to my establishment found that those who
were to judge me were the same company
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06

ma. Wte emme nield ale Ie mifiifG
me iulemme, mutto rle pbptomme
uuIio taipaita ia nutta maoto b6ner
lupautIenIa mufoan, iosFu man
bursfouS oiuu. ytpf on tiIaiIuus iiues
Fin ibmiIele, iofa on %Iaotonon pail
peliia, ioto ultona &ristnfIestd os
moa tlrmelustaon poIpeIee. &ai.
file fuuluu MT Ie ddni, ettd tnItoa
omiStomaan outuuS. Spunin oriio
on Iangen pnlio.
llseottomiue on fauhio ndtp nls
fGmme tulo, mutta Sumolan I1pIiIe
Ie on lilo. YIfdmme Ell tuIe MT orr
jan muooosIa ipoon ban tulee fun'
niosIa fofo toinaauiIe len enfeliionfon
fansla. &pad ie on d6retDn ibona
outrus Fun me pG6Iemme fotia 8as
ritIoue louIamaan fiitosto.
ga IauIun fiitofIet ipeIi RiSiaien
fGpnnistd fun bdn fdtpi t6Gud Bal
ticiSId meioGn luonamme pubeIe'
mosIo !Serran ianaa. Soialleen on
Sierra baiottanut meiodt lapIufaiIet
muan onaanban iloiiet Iittd fun me
oIemme fotp tainoan periIiiiG. pi'
tdfdGbdn main Sumalan Iapiet le
ruunu p6dsidnne iota MT on teiud.
piltfo ponetus ia foiffi mia meiud
tddad OH, Ie on Sumolan funnian
frunnu. SitG truunua on fontonnt
meibdn plfdmme, ioten ei ie ioipi,
ettd me naffaamne len pois. ST fpud
meiud ole t6md min rasfos fnin oil
SeeiafIela iofa fantoi faifen maail'
man Ipnnit.
Gipd meta maailma endd tunnes
faon fun emme ole endd maailmas'
ia. Olemmepa me oiman fofonoan
ppbdt.
Naitd piirii meresid autuas ia pp'
I'D pelienne
9enrD 6otulo.
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q nnanSale, Minn.,
maaliSfuuna


@rm. Mitttoinn toimitus.
SddItd meibdn larmisfontrilta et
ibmeetIifddn nde minfddn loista uii'
tispGtfad. &aifeti fpndiliidt omat
painuneet penIepteen, tai opatfo be
alma min fiireesiddn tdmdn mooils
mon-toubuisia2 &obta min ndpttdd,
ettd taiffi tonsIaa Moronin fulta fpos
iitan pmpdriud. SO iiitdfiit pddttdin,
Fun td6ud oil postori Sunstonen
20 p. t. T. tai Warian pdipdnd fir'
fosIa, eifd ouut ioutanut fofpinfaan
paIion firffoon fuuntelemaan mitd
Iiend enteIi @abrieli pulpit Mile toh'
belle bursfaaue naimoue, :. 9nns'
toien Iuun fautta.
Gn tiebd, noipi fiiben ola ippnd
iuuri puolueuiluusfin, iofa monestt
ilmenee oifeen nourettamosfd muos
bosIa. apud mt, joe fosfaan enc
men, ferStutoon oifeooppiiuubestd,
ia plpeitd opistaan. Nifeooppiinus
Ell alenna ibmistd. Cen Iaapi eld'
mdntien matfomies niein fofea, eta
ipbdn ppipp nDprdnd Tiad meriieud
ristin tield. So FUN oifeaoppiiuus
tuIee noItiooffi, min FIND falanthu
moinon benfi. Siua, on bdmitetidtpd
mufo mddrdd oppia, futen Sunlus
oifeaoppiiuubeu puoIesto fpainoi'
Serran ieu%rafuntaa. So Min on OF
feaoppiIuuben Minnesota tubonIia tuo'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06


gbbefian f%pmmenestd tapaufiesta
on reumatismi main libafiisia, iofa
on Ieuraus fplmdstd ia fosteubesta,
eta Iiis torwitie fifduiiid lddffeitd.
2dpttdfdd Gbomberloin's Iiniment'
It'd ia ndette fuinfa plan ttiIee opu.
Wpptdwdnd Oscar NorbIins.
l1mmebbus on ippnd uieampaon
taubin fobtaufieen ia tefee eldmdn
,paipdloiieffi. Sttafoa Gbamber'
lain's Stomocf anb elmer 5abIet'
eid, ne maifuttoipat ~iddnnDuiien IL
Iostuflen. Mpptdw. Oscar Norbling.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06
Mtlautic 0sine, Wild.

Wtualiefuula.
Sniff ternebodn Iuttaian tpimit'
toiaa iefd lebben Iaoioa Iufiiofrm
taa, uStomeliid ia iiiaria tddad
maasIa Iefd 5uomesIa olenia Ger
ran omia. Mrmo olfoon teiae ia
rauba SumoIoIta meioan SidItdmme
ia !SerroIta SeeIufielta &riStutielto!
9Bonbon oion triStitpt termebtttodt
toiIioou ormoua ia roubalo, feboits
tipat faSmamoon iofd pGinolesld
Ipntein unteefIi ontamutIen armoslo,
ioea on meiaa, SeeiutIem ,uereSid
ia bdnen IotpintotuoIemosIaa oIem'
me oipon ppbdt ia lponburStoot,
.3uinfa palion euemmin Gristutlen
meri, iofa itIenid ilman taiteta pios
ia iianfoiftiIen- ben9en touttd Suma'
IoIle ubrannut on, on puboietnma
meioGn pmantunnon tuoleipoiiSta
tDistd eIdp6d Sumolaa palmeles
moan" 9eb. 8: IA.
81 fuinta iulpisto ia ibanotd tai
IoiIet tooistufIet ioito rdomattu tos
oistau, eta me Iuuret IDntiiet plems
me toboeuo tamoua tebip autnaoti:
@oIoatoIla ia p. tosteesia. Sdmd'
han on adreton ibono outuus, SUE
molan IopIet, Fun Sumala on toitti
maImiitIi laittonut nellie, tdmmDiae
lpnnin toutiue.
SiGn tdptpi lnpautIen Jana ontoo
Ipntiin Ionteemutlesia Mutamille ia
@etpaue. 81 ptIif6dn ibminen lite
moi pddStd lpntisfuormania alta
pois. aiitoS SumaInn, ettd ban fat'
foo poiasiaau meiodt otouiIifii.
Meiud Ills raftaot meIiet on no.
pous mennd ppbddn SeeiutIen pe'
rem fautta. &iitos Sumalan, ettd az
paIit nellie taimann. ySiud pboeuG
ubriaa on bdn iiontaiffiie Jest tdDoel'
Iiiefli tebnDt ne iotfa ppbitetddn. 6eb.
10: IA.
Wifd meild Sumalan lapiet oliii
tdaud forpi matfaua opuna euei Ser'
ra life pIiIi loumoania iobtamasia,
meiodn tifenamme ia turfpanamme.
Site Serra Ionoi opetuslapfiueen, etc
I'd MIND Glen teiodn fansionne mas
Imam loppuun osti. GifDs meiodn
pasIaa ifoita MISUNDERSTANDING FUN
pGdIemme taimoaIeen. Sieud iitd
Iitten ~tdpbeuiIesti ~iloitaon, Fun met'
ban meripltdmme tllee meta MOUTHS
maan. Wteile on bddputu puemme
puettu p. fasteesIa. Wte pddiemme
iionfoiffliuuben ibanoue rannalle.
pian aamurusfo Iarostaa, ia iilotn
me iaamme ndbbd bdnen iellaiIenaan
fuin bdn on ia Ioamme oina QUO
!Serran fansIa iaimoasia. Meiud
on uubet laulut, uuIi fieIi la foiff'
ON uubefIi muuttunut Fun meiodn td'
md moalinen moiamme pnrietoar
ia Seefus berdttdd meibdt plbs o.
man firfastetun rummiinia faltaiie'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06
Vapaapiljetti
sukulaisillenLe ia tuttavillenne
SuomestaA merikaan
ostakaa alma
American Linjalle,
Valkean Tahden LinjaIIe
eli
Walk. Tandem Dominion
Linjalle.

Silloin tulee matkustaianne saa-
maan ajanvaatimuksen mukaisen
matkustuksen. Maiden linjain jat-
tilais-laivat ovat nopeakulkuisia ia
ovat varustetut parhaimmilla kol-
manner luokan mukavuuksilla.
Hytit ovat iaetut pieniin osiin,
a ia 6 hengen vuoteisiin, pariskun-
mile, yksityisille naisille ia mie
lille.
Ruoka ia kohtelu on hyva kai-
kissa laivoissa.
Suoranainen yhteys Suomen
Hoyrylaiva Osake-yhtion laivojen
kanssa.
Piljetin hinnoista y. M. kysykaa
osoitteella:
MilIfan Mi1ft, 2liiomies,
321 SuffoIf It. Sronmoob, Wicb.
o. E. BRECKE,
Northwestern Passenger Agent.
121-123 s. Bird st.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06
mittu poIttoromioae muto mddrdop'

mittu poIttoromiole muta pddrdop'
piIuuoen tdboen.
giIun tpIipD on meiud porboaI'
lam. Wtaa on min fuimaa, ettd
tubeaua ItImdt %Iotfia, ia on
mobootontotin ollut ioinatin
pdimina fplndmineu, iuuren tubfa
tuiStun tafia. Woan MT ndpttdd
tpdbGn I%ateIeipon mettd ioten lie md'
bdn o~Iettaa irtonotsta tubfaa.
s. nltu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-06

raeta, beiodn Sumalastaan, iofa oil
min monesta abbtnsosta, waarasta
ia maimasta ibmeittenid fautta pee
lastanut beibdt. ytiin On Serra ibs
meelliIen ~tetonIa fautta pelastanut
meiodtfin fobotufIeeta. 9dn on mei'
bat tirotut iinnonnut Seeiutien &ris'
tutien fautta, tebnpt meiodt autuaat'
Il, lubiottomut nellie faiffi mitd on
taimaasIa ia maon pddud, on teb'
npt meta &ristutien ppbifii, ioita
fuunfin pitdd bdpeemdn ia ourin'
9on n%ioilemon. ianoo ytaamattu,
Sci. "a: %. So pbtd faiffi naele.
taan f%aitfinoiiesia bumpuufisia, eh'
oontabbon pboeSta femusta toiIeen,
lola fristiuinen lupnne on oleninan'
la. papit Ell uStala moittia epdnSs
toa eitd ilmoittaa Sumalan tuomi'
ota, iofa tdstd on tulepa. Saarnas
taon fpuG GristnfIen %aniioSta, tuin'
Ia bdn on meibdn 1pnteimme tdbben
fueuut, mutta aIetetaan fuitenfin io'
tn ebto, ioto rufouS y, M. Smoaai'
Iista Ianoo p. profeetta Ser. 2: II,
ID: yTaipaat hdmmdstpfddt Iiitd,
pelidstptddt ia m%apisfaat, ionoo
Serra, iiad minun faniani tetee Fob
talailen ipnnin. Minun, iota olen e.
ldndn ipeben ldbbe, be bplfddpdt
ia faimapat itieuenId faipoia feIs
mottomia, iosia Ell meli ppip". Nds
ma pitdd maabon firioitettaman, la
moo Serra.
Sum SsraeIin tefoppbdt lDpiimdt
pboen maimpn buoruuoeeta utetun
fiinni, iofa oil WiooiefIen lain JILL
feen tuoIiaafIi fipitettdpd, toituat be
fen SeeIufIen tpfD, fiuiatafienia See
lusta, mitd ban iiitd %Ianoiii. vWlutta
Seeius fumarIi ia f%irioitti iormellans
Ia muaban. Nhutta fosfa be ieiioi
mat tpipmpfienid pddue, oienIi ban
iiienid ia Ianoi BELLE: iofa ieistd on
Ipnnit6in, ie b%eitdfonn eniin fipels
Iii. Sa bdn fumarTi tans itIenid ia
t%irinitti maaban". Sob. 8: 6, 13.
Sdstd noemme iuittoloilet ppbdt
tuIetpan SumaIaIta bpIidtpfIi, paif'
fa ibmiiltd ioipnt tiitosta ia fun'
niaa. So rifotIeuinen Iai ormon 81
litpot luteneet loit ia prpIeetot, paan
eimdt Dmmdrtdneet, eta iuuri be pie
lid moobon tirioitettoman, costa
bpltdIimdt Serron, iofa on eldfpdi'
men ipeIi Idboe. Samoin fdp nDtfin
Mile, ioifa 8ristufien bpIfddpdt,
he pitGG tirottuna maaban tiripitets
iofa mna on ibmile en- teboen
tirottu l W(ooI. 3: II. 81 auto toifio
Iepitdminen, Ell oma ppbDps
eta p%oronnutI len tefo, eifd borros'
Wtaaban pitdd firioitettaman,
ettd bpItddiudt Seeiirtien, iofa on e'
l6mdinen peIi ldboe. Wtaofin loa
Iiuoiu tuomionIa, rtainas ia maa
buttuu, muttd minun @Iononi ppiDD
iiantoittiIeeti," Iunoo SeeIus Wtott.
"a: 80; Wort. -: 81; &uut. 81: 33.
Armo on Iiupin poisIo, toto elGmG,
eIettp alta, on fulutettn Sumalan
tuomion ioamiIetIi. ytimt on mas
ban tiriotettu, ettd on bplidnnpt Ser'
ran, iota on eI6mdinen neii Liable.
ga iofa Ell IDpoettp eldmdn firias'
ia tirioitetufli, Ie t%uIiieen idrfpeen
beitettiin". Sim. 20: Is. Ndin toois'
toa raomottu, iofa On Sumaion la'
ma ia ppIpp.
pibd Serra omiaii ianoii tnntemi'
iesIa loppuun usti.
Sobn. s. '@noerion.
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&amianisfirffpfamnaK
j~pbtpfmmta.

airtfof. elm. past. 8. 6. ~sisianea,
CDR 2O7, @ilbert, Minn.
WaraeFmies, past. SO. SO. WiIen,
Sronpoob, Wti6.
airiuri, past. Saaffo 9irtui, BS
422, GIp, Winn.
Worof., past. 5. RanfiIa, Mass.
Wlid).
Rabostonbpiioia, Grid 2ansas
6. Dor II, Sronipoob, Wid.
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y " = y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Entertained at Houston.

Miss Edith Fisher entertained
very delightfully."- Thursday evening
with several tables of high five in
compliment Of her visitor, Miss
Ethel Barry of Cairo. H.
Pretty souvenirs of the same were
awarded the winners of the high
scores. ard dainty repast was
served at the close. The hostess
was assisted in entertaining by hel
mother Mrs. j. Fisher, and Mrs. L.
II. Cecil of New Orleans.
Those who participated included
Misses Ethel Barry. Nessie Brown
Marcelle Lamb. Alma Balbeez
louise Kerrskey, Adele Kelly, Edith
Fisher, Carmen Aubrey. Katherine
Rick, Katie Brown, Mary Fitzgerald
Katherine Bergman. Ruth Sheldon
Messrs, John Lamb, Jim Drummond
W. w. Price. George Kersky, c. A
Adams. Sylvester Pendarvis, Law
renee Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald,
DR.. M. v. Moth, Emil Oberwetter-
The Houston Post.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
For Cairo Girl.

Miss Willie Willis entertained
very prettily at bridge this morning
at her home on North Sixth street.
in honor of Miss Edith Hill. OF
Cairo. and Miss Nyna Cotterill, OF
Denver, Col. The first prize. a beau
tiful deck of cards, was captured by
Mrs. Will Wickliffe, and the visi-
tors prize, an Irish crochet jabot
went to Miss Bess Newman. of Jack.
son, Tenn. The guest of honor's
prize, also an Irish crochet jabot,
vas presented to Miss Edith Hill
The guests were: Misses Edith nm.
of Cairo, H.; Nyna Cotterill. of Den
yer, Col: Bess Newman, Of Jackson.
Tenn; Mabel shelton. Corinne Win.
stead. Gene Morris. Elizabeth Bos.
we'll. Lily May MeGlathery, Lucy
Slaughter, Hazel McCandless, Helen
Van Meter, Sadie Smith. Lillian
Iiobson, Fred Paxton. Katherine
Donovan and Mabel Mitchell; Mes
danes Rolla Pribble of Chicago.
Harry Singleton, Charles De Werth
en-, Will Rinkleiff and Percy Pax
ton.--The Paducah Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30

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commended, and after taking three bot
ties she has regained her health, thank
to your medicine. l can recommend Il
for all female troubles. Mrs. l.. A
CoRKRAN, 1903 Rutland Street, Balti
more, Nd.
Hundreds of such letters from moth
ers expressing their gratitude for wha'
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has accomplished for them havt
been received By the Lydia Z. l1nkhan
Medicine Company, Lynn, Mass.
Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful
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ache, dragging-down sensations, faint
ing spells or Indigestion, SHOULD TAX
immediate action and be restored b
health by Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound Thousands have bee
restored to health by its use.
Write to Mrs. Pinkban1, Lynn
Mass. for advice. free.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Tho piTer,nce.

no. sir" snih The clerk to bis ON.
ployef. Il don't ti,ink there's anythin.
unreasonable In my asking for an IN.
crease OF salary You may remcmbe-
that YOU promised me 4 raise when
had been with you wear"
Il know did," rejoined he en-
ployer. hut didat.I make it condi.
tlonal on your giving me every salts.
factinnT'
And In what Way. sir haven't
given yon satisfaction asked the
clerk
In what way?'' replied he employ.
er, with a show Of anger. DO you
think for moment you are satisfying
me in asking for an increase Of sal.
airy !- Wasp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Awaits Renuestinn

a negro named Harlan McCullom
was arrested yesterday morning by
Officers, Sleeves and Wade, who is
wanted at Charleston, Mo. on a
charge OF assault with intent to muir
der They found him in hiding in
the rear Of house on Cedar street
and had to throw their guns upon
him 10 capture him He will not
agree to return to Charleston with
)ut rcquistion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Lodges In Convention

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 2S-Mort
than 500 delegates attended the
fortieth grand session of the United
Brothers of Friendship and Sisters OF
the Mysterious Ten which convened
here today. Among the speakers was
Mrs. a. G. Watson of Minneapolis
MINI. Satisfactory reports as to the
condition of An orphans home and
newspaper were submitted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Federals Guell Rebellion.

Mexico City, Aug. 20 Reports
two small encounters with Zapata in
Morolos were received today One
occurred late yesterday near Plalti-
yacan and the other today near
Hornos In both the federals were
victorious. A number of the rebel
lious followers of Zapata are said
to have been killed and wounded
and many taken prisoners.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Six O'Clock Dinner.

Miss Cora Lee entertained with a
six o'clock dinner at the Halliday
last evening in honor of Miss Reta
tlohn. who IS to be the bride of Mr.
Lee May. September the fourth.
An elaborate four course dinner
was served. Covers were laid for
twelve. The place cards were an
imitation of toast and each guest
responded with toast to Miss Cohn
the bride to be.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Floating Theater at Wharf.

The show boat, W. r. Markle. in
tow of the steamer Golden Rod, was
at the wharf last evening. After
the caliope had rent the air with
such beautiful selections as Steam
boat Bill, and Casey Jones. per-
formance was given The boats left
this morning for the upper Missis-
sippi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Dance ut Alexander Club,

The younger members of the Alex
andcr Club gave dance last evening
at the club. There were thirty-tye
couples present and a very enjoyable
evening was spent. During the
dance luncheon was served BY Mana
gel Bennett.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
River Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Cannon will
entertain with river party in honor
Grennan Of Chicago, Miss Alice Egan
of Misses Hilda, Geraldine and Grace
Of Kansas City, Kan, who are visit
ing In Cairo.
The party will leave in the after
noon aud go'to the Greenfield Ferry,
where they VIII spend the afternoon
on the boat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Broke up the Furniture.

A man named N, Singleton, who
was IN the employ OF Winter Bros.
became violently insane Monday
night and was placed in the big cell
at the county Jail He broke up all
the furniture in the cell He was
examined by commission composed
of Drs, Dodds and Walsh and or
dered sent to thesAnna asylum
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Congressman Thistlewood Featured

A double column portrait OF Con-
gresham n. b. Thistlewood OF Cairo
appeared yesterday in the st Louis
Globe-Democrat. II is an excellent
likeness Of Captain Thistlcwood whc
was elected commander of the South
ern Illinois Soldiers and Sailors As
ISOLATION, which held its twenty
ninth annual reunion at Du Quon
last week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
DEPUTY Sheriff Killed

Fort Gaines, Ga. Aug. 29.-Wn
Davis negro. who shot and killed
Deputy Sheriff c. L. Fain last night
was killed in the swamps near here
today after an exciting man hunt
After hiding IN the dense under
growth over night Davis was rur
into the open. Refusing to sur
render he was shot down.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Coal to Burn

Fred d. Nellis is placing today
two hundred tons of coal in the
school buildings---the first install
ment of the 600 ton contract he was
awarded a few days ago. All the
coal will be placed before the open
ing of school, Sept. IL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Improving Railroad Yards

The Iron Mountain Railroad Co.
is having the entire passenger and
freight yards. west of Washington
avenue covered with heavy coat
ing OF cinders. AT present the base,
which is Of sand. renders it difficult
Tor the train men to get about When
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Overwhelmingly.

Miss Edna Dwyer and Edward
parmody were married yesterday
morning at the st. Josepb's church.
The couple departed in the afternoon
on their honeymoon for Chicago and
other cities 81 ~,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30

daughter AIlce' W ~
was restore d tt
health by Lydia f
Pinkham's Vegeta
BILE Compound. Shit
was pale, with darl
circles un der he.
eyes, weak and irri.
| table. Two different
| doctors treated hei
and called it Greei
Sickness, but she
grew worse oil thu
! time. lydia II. Pink
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
THEATRICAL

An entire change of program at
the Gem theatre. from start to finish
will be offered by the Colonial
Musical Comedy Co.. for "Wednesday
and Thursday in musical playlet
entitled In Wrong" This musical.
like the other. is brimful of comedy
aud songs, introducing some very
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-08-30
Will Entertain.

Mrs. Phillips Redman and Mrs.
Arthur Thistlcwood will entertain
this afternoon at the home of the lat
tcl's in honor OF Miss Reta Cohn
The afternoon Will be spent at
cards