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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
USED MAIL UNlAVFUlLl
VIM. p. smyth Arrested In New York
For Sending Ugly Letters to
Brother in Cairo.

The following dispa;en appeared H.
the Glcbe-Democrat OF Saturday
morning:
New York, Jan. l3.-After quarre;
with his brother over the settlement
OF the estate of their father, William
P. Smyth, publicity representative of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, former consul to Hud
ders6eld, England, and well known in
st. Louis. where he was a close friend
of r, G. Kerens, United States ambas.
sador at Vienna. fortnight ago ad.
dressed two letters to his brother, T.
]. Smyth, of Cairo, Ill.,. William. +
Snlyth was arrested at tle Hotel Cir
ard Wednesday, charged with the i'm
proper use CT the ills. He was ar
raigned before United States Comnis.
'sioner Shields and released In $4,000
ball. n
sliaMy trouble is the outgrowth or 4
family row. Mr. Smyth said tonight,
"and / have no desire to discuss the
matter, The letters were written
Wien ! was angry, and was a bit
indiscreet in the choice of language.
\ reSret the matter
MI. Smyth said the case would BE-
called for trial next week
fiist at this time, Mr.. Smyth con.
tiniied. II can not say waether shall
erailoy counsel or plead guilty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
MouNEs.
January 10.

JdIbdiy w.
Tuesday is pay day on the MOUNDS
division of the !. G.
joe Bour brought In a fine YOUNG
beef COW from his Valley Rec!use
farm this morning.
Gravel is being placed on tee alley
crossings and the streets otherwise
touched up all over town,
Contractor Ernest Hosler is Finish
ing neat cottage for John Smoot on
Mckinley avenue.
The Citizens Spelling Bee" onght
10 fly over this way. 1t could light
on many fair flowers in this city that
need its help.
Henry Bride of Pulaski passed
through here for the county seat Sat
uraay.
Mr.. and Mrs Jake J. Blum and Geo.
Gum and Miss Nora Dalton were
Cairo visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Henley OF the
Biz Four force, of Harrisburg, are
visiting relatives and friends here
for a few weeks.
Mrs. w. S. jenkins is confined 70
her aome north of town with the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Hartman OF
Delaware avenue, were called to Cen
traNa bv the death of Mr.. Hartman's
mother.
Billie Bestgen of Mound City was
transacting business here Monday,
DR.. II. w. Brann of Greenfield. Ohio,
has returned to this city to resume
the practice of medicine. The doctor
left here about a year ago, but we
presume he drank out Of Cache and
could not stay away He has become
a Benedict since he left, and we vel
come him and his estimable wife to
the rank of good citizenship.
Tne funeral of the late John H.
Kinker will be held Tuesday morning
at ! p. m. at his home one mile east
Of villa Ridge. After Ae service a
the house theremains vii be entered
IN the Cairo cemetery at Villa Ridge
BY the death of Mr.. Kfnker Pulaski
county has lost one of its best and
most substantial citizens.
On Monday you could scarcely find
copy of Sundays Bulletin contain
ing an account of the big fire. They
hal all been read and sent away tc
friends in distant parts OF the coun
try. Our people realize that the only
place 10 get reliable news not from
the bat is from the morning Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
TO SAVE HIS LIFE
Attorneys and Friends OF Johnson
County Murderer viii Plead
With Supreme Court.

Springfield. Jan. l6.-An appeal
was filed in the supreme court Satuf-
day in a last effort 10 save the lie
Of Newton C. Blevins, the Johnson
county murderer, who is under SEN
tenee to be hanged for his crime.
The case of Bleyins mas excited
CONSIDERABLE interest throughout the
state, for the identity OF the man he
is supposed to have murdered has
never been fully discovered.
Bleyins lived In Scottsboro, VII
hanson county. On June 7, last, ne
in company with Luke Newton, went
to Mason's Tank to camp and fish.
Several days after they had been at
the camp a man by the name OF
James De Palma spent day fishing
with them, during the day he showed
them bank certificate Of deposit
for $500
Body Was Recovered.
According to Newton, when ne
woke up the next morning, BieVihs
and De Palma had left the camp,
-ew hours later Blevins returned. say
ing that De Palma had gone home.
Bleyins later cashed the certificate
# deposit which gave a clue that ne
yas the murderer
Some months past when body
as discovered a quarter of mile
rom the spot where Blevins and
yewton had been camping, all the
esh was gone from the bones, and
he remains were identified by the
filings of the teeth and shoes as the
orpse of De Palma. 1t is claimef
hat the identity was never complete
md that De Palma was not murdered,
nut Bleyins was convicted OF the
rhine and sentenced to hang.
Governor Deneen granted him n
Itay of sentence TO Dec. 10, but before
hat date the supreme court issued
writ of supercedas In order that he
hight be given an opportunity to ap-
cal mis- case.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
Could Not Mriin.

Versailles, ky.--Mrs Elisha Green,
Of this place, SAYS: Il could not
write all the different pains had
when first triel Cardui. could
scarcely walk. Now am able 10 run
the sewing machine and DO my work /;
ind my neightors tel me the medi-
inc mrst be good, for look SO mucn
etter.' Cariui II specific, nain-fe-
lieying, toric remedy for women. In
me past 50 years II has been found
10 relieve womens unnecessary pains
and female misery, for which over u
million suffering women have sue
cecsfully used it. Try Cardui for
your troubles. II will help you. At
the nearest drug store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17

NEWS FROM OUR BoRs


Miss Edna Glenn who has been vi it.
ing her grandmother Mrs. Jenn e
Adams in this city, left Sunday for
a visit in st, Louis.
Mrs. A. Freeman returned to her
home in this city after a six weeks
visit with relatives at yandalia and
other points in the centcal portion OF
the state.
|. N. Taylor OF Mounds was here on
business Saturday,
Miss Ruth SheeTer was in Cairo
Friday morning shopping. She was
accompanied home by Miss Clyde El.
sic who visited here the remainder
OF the day
Rev. NJ. B. Baker. pastor of the M.
f. church in this city, assisted by
Rev. NJ. II. Loar of Cairo, will con-
duct revival services at the M. T..
church here this week. Everyone is
invited to attend these services.
Glenn Spencer Of Pulaski was a
business caller here Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Marshall Of
Belknap spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Compton. They we're on
their way to Dongola for few days
visit.
Kenneth Warner and Miss Clara
Stroud of Cairo were guests of Mis-;
Gladys Moss in this city Sunday,
Hugh Faulkner of Memphis, Tenn,
is visiting his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Goldsmith and other reia
tives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Mace
Goldsmith and family OF Cairo were
guests at this home Sunday
Mesdames Chas. Britton and Car.
RE Spence and Misses Blanche Oar.
ragh and Elizabeth Keller Were
Mounds visitors Sunday afternoon.
Harry Anterior who has held a
position as stenographer at Central:a
spent Sunday with friends and rela.
tives at Villa Ridge and Mounds has
accepted SIMILAR position in the office
of Division Superintendent at Car
pondale and left Sunday for that city.
VIII Mason of Olmsted, Fred Ungar
VIM Swartz and VIM. Schnaare OF
America, were here saturday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Young, lumber Inspector for the
Shaffer Lumber Co., of South Bend
Ind, who has been taking up lum'
Der for that firm at the Williamson,
Kuny Lumber Co., in this city left
Sunday for few days visit at his
home in Goshen, Ind
Don't forget the Railway Clerks
dance Friday evening, Jan. 20tS in
Britton's hall at Mounds. Prepare
lions are being made to have good
time.
Edward, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schiller, fen on a piece
of glass at his home near Mounds
badly inuring his right arm, A physi
clan from Mounds was called and
dressed the wounds and the little
fellow is resting fairly well
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
TO KILL THE pANDRUFF GERM.
Ii the Only Possible Way OF Having
An Effective Cure.

II you see a woman or man with lux
uriant glossy hair, you may be sure mel
Their has dandruff to amount to anything
In nearly every case where women ane
men have thin brittle hair. they owe y
70 dandruff. There are hundreds OF prep
arations that claim" to cure dandruH
but not one but Newbro's Herpicidc~ tells
you that dandruff is the result Of a germ
burrowing into the scalp, and that per
manent cure of dandruff and its conse-
quent falling and badness. can only be
had by killing the germ; and there Is nc
other preparation that will destroy that
germ but Newbro's Herpicide. Destroy
he cause and you remove the effect
'old by leading druggists. Send lOc y
talnps for sample to The Herpicide 60
~ rvi-h U#I
One dollar bottles guaranteed
Paul q. Schulz q Sons, special
~ - ~ .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17

and Ayers representing the concern
are now in the city preparing for
opening the business. A new front
and other modern Improvements in
Guiding the erection of an addition In
The rear have been contracted for and
Contractor Bland will start the work
at once. Mr. Dougherty who will be
the resident manager is an expert
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
NEW CLEANING G. DYING CO.
WILL OPEN IN CAIRO

The Paris Cleaning and Dyeing Co,
incorporated, have leased the Maloney
building at the corner OF Tenth street
and Commercial avenue ard will be
ready for business in Cairo about the
first of March Messrs. Dougherty
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
lANV|lLt'S VOTE BUYERS
lone OF Speaker Cannon to Have
Turning Over BY Grand Jury
Convened Yesterday.

Danville. ILL.,. Jan. 16.-Charges tia
his county, the home of Joseph G.
annon speaker of the house long has
cen debauched by vote buying were
made before the grand jury here to
lay. The court charged the practice
lad been carried on for many wears
y both old parties and urged Ions
md searching examination.
The court says a moral wave is
weeping over the country and that
his county would be made to feel its
fleets.
A large number Of witnesses have
leen summoned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
YOUTHFUL vANDAlS
Have Smashed Every Window In Two
Vacant Residences In Upper
Part Of City.

There are two dwelling houses on
Twenty-first street between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street that
have been vacant fen several months
ard In one or the houses not a Single
pane of glass remains unoroken, there
were ever one hundred panes of glass
IN the houses. In several cases the
entire center pieces Of the sash have
been brokepE in. All the windows Of
the other honse In the front portion
have been broen. This vandalism has
aeen done by mischievious boys. who
consider It great fun To perforate 4
window with 4 stone.
ala
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.

rho day was cloudy and quiet. The
Cove 7nment bulletin reported rain OF
Snow fgem l6 points. Below zer
tenn erature was reported from 8
points. but 1t was moderating. Cold
weather still prevails in sections cas-
of Mississippi.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
Forecasts For Today.

Cairo and vicinity: Rain or snow
warner.
au,Illinois. Washington. Jan. 16.--Rai
OF snow In south, sncw in north Tues
day and probably Wednesday, north
west winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
MOUND CITY
January 10.

John Beach and daughter Miss
Helen who have been visiting at
Anna were guests at the home of Mr..
aud Mrs. A. L. Compton in this city
Saturday afternoon while en- route 20
tteir home in Vienna.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17

enced man at the bushes and with
the model plant that It Is the inten-
ton of the company to install expects
to do god business from the staff.
They will open branch houses at Pa
ducah and Cape Girardeau for which
the local plant will do the work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17

from nervousness
and other annoying
symptoms, and !
can truly say that
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegeta Bile Com.
pound has proved
worth mountains of
gold to me, as it
restored my health
and strengt h. |
never forget to tell
my friends what
lydia z. pinkham'S
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
Sun and Moon.

SIN win rise today .T:22 a. m
Snn viii set today. t...s...4:5a p. m
Moon will rise tonight. sly D. IN
Mote. The above sun and moon
record la for Illonois and approx.
mates the time at Cairo within a few
mlnutes,l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17

Mrs. H. " Harrison, masseur. man
Tourist, shampooing, hair dressing
and hair dyeing. Both phones, Far
lor 500 Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-17
CHANGE
in WOMAN'S
LIFE
Made Safe by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Graniteyille, VT. 81 was passing
through the Change of Lifeand suffered
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SiaFheri6t.
cincinnati, 30. Ra

etuudtI, 30. Bai.
BET 8ittsburg 1T Der SIub etpos geitiez
aeu, iouit absr fdHt oerieIbe uno bate bier
dm abeno eiRen g1aiisrftaRo uon IL GnB.
Die foIgenosu Depeinsn ftrb wahrsne
6ss ssfriseR Tasss bier siHsstrpHsr:
gittsbnrs, q. Der JEuB bat eiueu
@aFerfans uon SO Sus uub iteigt.
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nsH BaFsrf.anb BON 81 Gus une fdIIt.
Bartersburg, %. ga. Der SIub bat
einen BaiTeritanb uon 4.6 5ub aHo fdat.
aarapha SaIIs. Der Slus BAT els
men @aFerffGHo pon l.3 GUS uRo fdlt
Charlotte n, 70. ga. Der 5Lub bat
sinsu Daiieritano uou 6.S Jus unb iteht
ct. gIeaiaut, B ga. Der yIus bat
siReu DafIerftauo pOn 80 5ub uno fdut.
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9orts smeutb, .. Der 5Lus bat els
neu Bafierftanb pon 6.3 Jus uuo fdas
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gaferftane uon 50 5ub ano iteht.
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gairo, Sls. Der 5Iub bat etusa Dais
ieritanb ron lat GUS unb faat
Remp is, 1sHn. Der fius bat els
nen MaHerhano uoR ll.3 SuB nno iteigt.
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st9s 3: ]llurraQ &C., 4i;s1 ass1.
316 ltuiun Srult. 0,ebaaSe.

3ri6ter" Dom 8rausnpfabt obsr Der
rRauenesg" aHgefongen. eegen ben
Sberiee rubert. iiberul finbsu iih
3auieube unb 4bertauIenbe runolt6sr,
b0l3srner Stumpen, bic taum ober nur
fuenig aus bem ihIammtgen Sseeruns
be herporragen.
Sas ftnb Die ueberrefte einftiqer
teltiiher 8o6uitbe, Der Qfdblbausr.
8dlo erteHnt man, baB bisfe pfdbIe
niht plana uno regeIlos in ben Sse
setrie6eH puroen, ioubsru bab fie bic
5uuoumente pon 5iiten, 8riiten uHo
Bebrbdmmeu burIteaen, bic, unter iidl
osrbunben, gan5s 0Orfsr biIoetsn. Gerz
drtige Stdttonen teHnen mir im8onsns
lee ettpa fieb3ig; bic metftsn bupoH liss
gen auf SdDei3erfeits, uur tpenise aH
ben gefhiisteu Stsllen oss ueberltnaers
ltnb SberIses auf beutihsm @ebiet.
uniers Rorbufsr limb ebsn bem beftieen
Bsftptnoe 81 febr prsisgsgsben uuo
3ubem Iiegt beutiherietts bic ,6ulbe",
b. B. Der SteiIabfaQ Der yBpFe" CUR
Siefe, metit nabe Osm llfer. Der pers
fii9bare PlaB 1T alfO oemsntipreheno
bsi6rGntter. 3nti6en ben DOM Bais
ier abgsnagten PfabIreitsn lisgsn nun
oa unb bort 5opffderbeu, SteiubetIe,
fnoteu, GeusrIteinfplitter uno dbnfiz
DE ueberbIetbiel elmer urgefhidtitheH
aultur. Man i6dBt bic Sinterablas
geruHg oes 9ooeniess Su strpa / Ufm.
PRO Sdbrtaufenb. Sur Elm 9eiibter
Dermag in elmer 5iefe bon mebreretI
Uteterr bic bur6 tpefIeInbe eSntruz
itatioueu fart formpsr6nDerten 6eaenz
ftdnoe 5u erteunsn uuo fidb burd gnerz
gle unb 4usbauer eine tpertbpoIIe
Sommlung aus5uieeer. Sm 5riibjnbr
uuo 5ommer tpdhit Der Gee um spei
big brei Weter uns bann ift duBerDem
bds WdFer eurd organiihe Subitanz
gen pOlltommen getriibt. 60 iit es oenH
in ieoer 8e5iehung elm ~talter Sport" !,
i'm fhDantsnbsn S6iffIein su 1tehen
uno nafTs Sttins duf3ubsben. Ber
absr feline beimiiheH 9sDGTer unn bic
itetfg bon Hsuem fsTeInbe Ir6dpIoaie
Iiebt. Der fiibIt bic fbHetbenbe Rdlie
niht uno ipottst iiber bic GngftIibsn
WarnuHgen tleinlifsr WitmenIhen.
2eioer fino unisrs 6unoe Der Bfabl4
bauteussit fdit ausI6lisBli6 aufSteinl
laden beibrdntt. Die geiibsr Der
Srpu5s tumeu nur gang pereiH3eIt in
uHfere 8aue uno buttsn ii6 odfiir in
Der Beitiapsi3 beiHif9er ungefebt.
SIN ben Miuieen bon &onftans unn
5rieoridsbafsn, fotpie i'm fhpeiseri=
iteu 2anoesmuisum in 3iirit iino
sins ituttlife an5abl IhOne 5unbffiide
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SD mO6te bier nur nod anreaen. es
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bic gGn3sn Observation-Disclosures oes
Spoeniees photographic auFgenoms
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9siablbanteH i'm SoSeniee.

Wenn Der Sftpinb nit raieuber,
ununterbrp6ener 9ebemsus iiber bic
bunsslblaue Sesfldhe fsst uno oie
peiBen ShaumipslIen iid IN rbpthultz
ihen SnterpalIsn an uufersn Sburs
aauer ufern brshen, pirbelt iid1 Der
auf Der iosenaunten rWpHe" gelegene
S6Inmm unb Sano auf Rno triibt
oas ionft triitalbele WoHer auf Sage
binaus. RGhtige gisfholIsn bchrsn
fih bintereiHnnner IN ben lebmieen
9runo uno idiebsn Die nit aolt uno
Mops be,paf)ieneaSteine su ruuoli6su
6aufen. Saben bic Glemente sfolib
aussetoht unb bat iin bas eiiies See
paHer nieber aetldrt, 10 sisbt Der tuR=
.bise pfablbautenforIcher fstrts 9orte
pom ufer uno haIt ouf feinem neuoers
dnberten 9ebiete llmihau. Sur 4us=
riiitune eeb0rt cine bier bis flint Meter
laRge Stange, an beren Gube cine trdfs
tise 3ange fist. bic iid burt cine
Shnur offnen unn ihlieben ldBt. Der
goben oes .goptes fir Sirffeefprs
ftungeu4 iit iibrig.rs in Der Ritte,
sleih Der 3,ppsIin'fder 2urustabins.
nit itartem SpiessIslds bur6bronen
unb seifattst 70, unbsi6aoet Don ben
IGftigen GiimmsripelI6sH. auf ben See
srunn 81 blidfn. .3anss unb bic bic
unb ba n6tbise ~5onbboggsrmuI6ine :
erforbtrn natureemdb etlthe llsbnng.
Ob man nun cine Der sablreifen, BON
@eftft1rm gtfhIsten 8uhtsn bes lInz
tsriets befdbrf, pbsr i'm .apnFdnser
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20l ,621 Blu. gsarft wtate. 90. rOtber
Csc TN GIepator unb 97c Z. o. b. imntms
meHb, 80. ] Rsrtberu OuIatb III ,o6A fob.
i6wimmeno.
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. 6lLe fc,b. iduinsn,enb.
- Bn. Mnrft LII ftetig. Stdnharb net
Der 421Ie. 30. 2 Dsiser 43e, 30. 8 42c,
Te. 44iKe.
osu III fef.--grtma l5o-155e, 30. /
l40--150e, 30. 2 1856, Ro. 8 IO0-1I5.
SOFTEN iFt ftetia. state 1910. orbindrer
bis dolce 28--sle; 1909, 1916; gaeiftc
eoaf 1910, OretHarsr bis 6otss 21-24e,
1909, l6--19c.
l9111S-20c, Boeota 2l 2lL--22he.
9sber tn ftetis. Semlo6 231<f-27s.
Dort 1T itetia. 6anrtlp 10000 90,
bort clear si5.oo-lS.o0, Rss sl7.75--
1875.
Besf 1T ftette, FcuiIu .5O-14.OO,
Reb $l25o-I8o0, Beefss&iuieH s25 80
-27.5O, gerpaft $f2 .00-12 SO, Gttp ertra
9noia Res s1500-I5.6o.
Gnt Reats fino rubia. @epSfeIts BsIs
Ties, 10 bis IA gfb., I01<-I2ke, bo. S4u!s
tern sL-sa{c, DO. S&inten IlL-l2Lc.
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% .20-s.30 AaffiHirtes taum ftetia. Con.
tineut $50, .. a. $9.70. COMPOUND ~
74s.
~bAbAhN S/a-VN
BaumroIEiaa 1T militia.
2rima robes $5.67-5.70, prtma Sommer
eslbes s6.65-7O0.
Bstro leu M IN itetta. RafTnirtes Stem
gorf S7.25. RbiIabelpbia unb Baltimore
81 .25, DO. In Bulf 1918.
BoIle lit ftetis. Iomeftie JIeese 2sc.
Oars IA wsIts. Straineb, seubbuGt4ss
bts gutes 1915
Terpeutsn III pilItg su soc.
2sts III ftetiS. etHbstmii4sr 2k-5e,
gatna 55I-6e.
NsIaiies tn ftetis. Rem Orleans Open
Hettle. outer BITS 6otce, 80-50c.
5u6sr. --sspher ift itetia. gsuseapass.
30 Teft, 1850, Centrifugal 96 1eff 3.S6c,
WOIaHss s5I6er 80 feft slle Raffinirter
N ruhis. Gut aoaf $40, gruIbeS 6.60c,
Tculs ~ 5.25e, gabes 5.l5c. gowbereb
5.00e, GranuIateb 4.90e, Diamond II"
40, 9oufeettoners ~ 4.75e, go. 4.75,
80. 2 4T0c, SO. S4.65. Ro. 4 4 soc, 70. s
4.55e. RO.6 4.5oe, Ro. 4.45e. 80. 8
4.4oc, SO. 8 4.35e, go. 10. 4.30t, go. Ii
4.25e, SO. IL 4.2oc. Rs. l3 4.I5e. 30. ID
A.i5e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-30

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