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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30

pain, my nerves are stronger and / can
90 my own work. Lydia L. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound cured me after
everything else had failed, and | rec
iommend 1t to other suffering women"
MRS. VIM. SEALS. 605 w. Howard St.,
Creston, Iowa.
thousands of unsolicited and genu-
Inc testimonials like the above prove
the efficiency of Lydia +. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound, which is made
exclusively from roots and herbs.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills should not lose sight of
these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
restore their health.
If you want special advice write
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass.
She will treat your letter as
strictly confidential. For 90 years
she has been helping sick women
In this way, free OF charge. Done
hesttatev-stc ut once.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
WAN TED
Clean, White Rags, al
The Bulletin Office.

to be one of the most unique and en-
pertaining shows that will be seen
here this season. The company. head
ed by that irresistible comedian, Max
Bloom, viii number about sixty pee.
pie. Mr. Bloom will be remembered
by the show.going folks OF this cit,
as having been seen here in the
Mayor of Toki1,8 Telephone Girl,
and "Hoity Toity" Critics have pro
nouneed him funny at all times II
the other shows. and funnier than
ever in "A Winning Miss The bool
and lyrics are by Boyle Voolfolk ant.
liarold Atteridge, and the music by
William Frederick Eeters, composer
Of "The Mayor of Toxic" Some o ;
Tie hits In the snow are 'NNill O. tht
Wisp," Hello There, Yankee Lad,
"That1l Look Nice In a Bungaloo,
Mean Thing" MY irish Juliet" III
the Land of Tomorrow" Eve"
When Fluffy Ruffles Wears a Merry
Widow Hat" and many others.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
WORTH KNOWING
An Invasion Of Starlings.

America Is threatened with another
army OF English invaders, the star
llngs. The English sparrow il now
all over the country and 1t IL predict
ed that the starlings will soon be as
numerous, few having been brought
to this country in cages and allowed
to escape. In some localities their
increase Is already alarming, espee-
tally in New England. Like the spar
row, they are town birds. They make
their nests around buildings, always
choosing some very deep. dark hole,
so that their nests are hard to find
They bring off two broods of young
in a season, which causes their rapid
multiplication. The starting is q
mucn finer and more interesting bird
than the English sparrow, but he will
eat the eggs of our native birds, for
which reason the natives retire before
the startling invasion,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30

their equivalent 10 pay for same
Suppose the council after q time re
peals the ordinances under which the
bonds are issued. or attempts 10 DE-
so. Is there not precedent for this
in the attempt to repeal the &c, & 7,
franchise ordinance, under which 81,
500,000 has been invested here2 Whai
did the Iron Mountain official mean
when he said the city council va;
playing with fire." Did he meal
the council was imperilling the credit
of the city in manner that Nigh
check public improvement Al
weH-loto citizens, including those
satisfied with letting well enough
alone. are interested in this quen
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
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proposed in many places by earnest
masculine reformers. Perhaps the
Tacoma women wanted to give this
piece OF masculine craftsmanship 6
reasonable trial, so as to end setrile
controversy about its effectiveness IT
diminishing drunkenness and disor
der. If so, they have shown them
selves practical rather than impul
siye and emotional We are being
treated" TO so many novel expert
ments in law and politics that an an
ti-treating ordinance for saloons mus
appear as very slight matter. Why
strain at gnat and object to one
more little OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aid.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
WOMEN END SALOON TREATING

An ordinance forbidding treating
in saloons, and heavily finlng any
liquor dealer who allows one Gus.
toner to buy another a drink, was re
ferred to the voters or Tacoma last
Tuesday Women have ben enfFan
chised in Washington, and therefore
the Tacoma referendum embraced Inc
gentler and better half of local hu
mainly.
The women voted in large numbers
on the anti.treating ordinance, and
generally for it. 1t was adopted ~
a substantial majority, in spite OF
ridicule and talk about freak legis-
latlon."
There are superior persons who
thing the anti-treating ordinance a
feminine joke, but they forget tina,
such legislation has been repeatedly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
UNCLE WALT 1n''o, ss1,

without dime and there lay
that Morganheim and
watched speedy minions flee dump
DREAM the banks, ana euh me-
protecting from wicked
boes and mencans seried
n
night
bell
OF
had friends had mems hate.
low down schemes wipe
had comrades; unce
changed bringing syeophans that they
this poverty
broke"
ss as" s.al :. . E LN,o. Me1o,z
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30

National Stock Company viii open a
weeks engagement. with the excep-
tion OF Wednesday nighI, IN a rerer.
toire of new plays. Their opening
play. "Reaping a Harvest" Which win
be seen here for the first time. gives
all members OF the company an tx.
eellent opportunity of displaying their
ability.
AS special feature TO- the engage
ment, the prices during the week VIII
be lower floor 10 and u cents, and
matinecs 10 Gems to any part OF The
house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
The Bulletin 10 On sale q the ~
towing placsss F~@44 l. ~
co,err,sn.s, foz Commercials Assnss
Halliday House Nsws stand
Glue Front Restaurant
pEERING INTO THE DARKNESS

During all my sixteen years ex-
perience I'm congress never knew q
time when it was so hard TO guess
what was going to happen as II is now
to guess what the Sixty-second con-
gress will do in the extra session
,swhieh opens. on April a." These are
the words of Prospective Speaker
Clark, just as ne arrived in Washing
ton to look over the ground prepara-
tory to the assembling of the leaders
of his party in the endeavor to shape
a programme for the session. Never
theess. he makes few guesses as to
some OF the work the session will do.
Il will pass the reciprocity bill, he de-
clares, and either before or after
ward 1t will frame other tariff meas
ures, on the separate schedule plan.
I'VE may cover several schedules"
ne adds. and then again we may go
clear through the whole list. And if
the president should veto this leglsla-I
ton he will have to take the conse-
quences.'
The outlook is, indeed. uncertain.
With house in which the Democrats
will have majority of over sixty,
and with senate in which the Re-
pnbiicans have a nominal lead of only
eight, and in which the Democrats
will be In the preponderance IL half
or q third of the insurgents go over
TO them, almost anything can take
place. Regarding the things that the
coming session may do or may not do
one prediction is as good or as bad as
another No foresight is acute enough
to pierce the gloom which is just
ahead of us. The ways and means
committee has the task of framing all
the rest of the committees, and al
though it has been working on this
job since before the recent congress
adjourned, it has not gone far in its
task. An unusually large number of
new men will be in the coming con-
gress. Their attitude on the tariff
and other leading questions must be
taken on trust. In many cases they
themselves probably do not know it.
Moreover, to the average Democrat,
Old as well as new, the tariff is a
local question. and he is likely to be
influenced. in great degree, by the
interests of his particular district. On
the tariff 1t is impossible for the typi
cal democrat TO think nationally
This is one of the reasons why the
coming speaker finds it hazardous to
make any guesses as to what his
chamber will do in the coming SEES
sion.
With much more stable partisan
conditions than prevail In 1911, ant
with much smaller programme, ths
extra session OF 1897 lasted until JULY
"a, and that Of 1909 did not end unit
August s. In each OF those instances
too. the session began nearly three
weeks earlier than VIII that which
opens next Tuesday Ii would be un
safe, therefore, to predict that tn,
special session of 1911 will clos,
earlier tnan September or October
In his message the president is ex
pected to restrict himself to reciproc
Ivy and the tariff board as the legis
lation which he will urge cengres
70 enact. But congress will not b
under any obligations to respect thes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
"a Winnlnu Miss"

"a Winning Miss" the tavorite
musical snow of Chicago that ran at
the Garden theatre for nearly two
hundred and twenty performances, is
booked to appear at the Cairo opera
house on next Saturday and promises
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC n.

F q .fs
8H0 n1n~ cara due 10 leave Seeona N, ..
ss"S Ing orth on Comm eroiai Az
evEy J minutes r. m 4. n. 20 Il D. m
aoing nofth.on Wtlnut 81 eyery m minuss
rsfu =. N 70 tu,us p, m 80 ~ =,
Poplar 81. Llne z Ae,nSo4 Aye =. a.
.nf nosth 90 siolhtook: 81 b67; din: az: az
lit : N. And on tire same minutes 6yefv a n
Annlf o:a2 aud IL p. IN. Nm ~ 80 -
Gotnk west TN twenty Nlshth A. n 50
ti8; 6:5t; a:<6 and TO- q nj And q r. ~ 4 NJ,
uiss every hour uhtil io:s4 apd Il ~ 3 n,
Poplar -. cars due 70 pASs 81 Msrys0pASt
10 minutes sf.er having 6ssondS Y.
Bell Line Owl Cars ; Norm !, e w ,:...
~. m:;Ia M; ~ y. n, sso 4 M: aau Z. !.
North On t'SntDi svcisi.-ls .. =. - n. ~
a. - "a, ~ vnshAM Tg 49, ~
Hoie And JNi uArS Ass tus 10 px.s v =
rhlfey-foafth - N mtnrsas sssss ,ssvtr
9eH Nd - VI EN ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30

in my side. sick
headaches and ner-
yousness. | had ta-
ken SO many medi-
cines that | as
scouraged a d
thought | uld
never get well. A
friend told me of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vege table Com
pound and it re-
stored me to health.
L have no more
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30

investigation by the grand jury to de-
termine who is responsible for the
conditions that prevailed in the build
ing-conditions that are said to be
common to most of the tall fireproof
factory buildings in Manhattan. Toe
grand jury will inspect the scene Of
the fire. Fire Commissioner Waldo
and Chief Edward Croker have pub
licly expressed their Indignation at
what they term the laxity Of factory
inspection in this city. Mayor Gay
nor has issued an appeal for hop for
the families OF the victims. These
We're some of the results Of the deep
feelings of horror AMI sympathy
aroused by the worst disaster New
York has had since the General Slo
cum steamboat fire. The accompany
ing photos show views at the scene
OF the fire. The hole in the pave
ment was caused by the impact OF
falling bodies, revealing the force Of
their fall. The elevator door srown
was pushed aside by frantic girls,
and sixty of them plunged down the
shaft over 100 feet to their death.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
February circulation.

The above isa correct statement Q
the circulation OF The Cairo BulletD
FOR the year 1910 and for the month
Of February, 1911.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before %
tbs third day Of March, 1911.
LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30

Klee & Co, 1908 Washington ave
nue., both phones, sell all kinds chick
en- feed, and stock feed. Try dry
mash. for chickens. We board horses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
Nationa Stock Company.

For the first time, Cairo is to have
repertoire at bargain prices. Com
mencing next Sunday afternoon, the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull.
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1910. .22s7
Average number of complete and
perfect copies OF The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF February,
1911 ........... .2oo'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
INFLAM=
NATION
AND PAIN
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Creston, Iowa. -" was troubled for
long time with Inflammation. pains
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30

Best Cote. in city .sil Ohio ct
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Cairo Alexander County, ilIInoia
Population 1912.
Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk. r. A.. HATCHER,
Treasurer. FRANK b. AIM
STRONG.
City Attorney. HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN
Magistrate. ANDREW WHITCAMI
Chief Of Police. ]. G. COWELL.
alexander County, Population 27,4si,
County Judge. w. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk. JESSE f.. MILLER
Circuit Clerk. ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff. A. s. FRASER.
States Attorney. ALEX M.WILsON
County Superintendent Of School,
MRS FANNIE P. HACKER.
Assessor and Treasurer, wD. Ltp
PITT.
Coroner, DIR. JAS. M'MANUs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-30

Board 81 County Commissioners.
J, J. JENNELIE Chairman.
G. v. NEFF.
DIR. EDWIN CAUSE.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

afdaffenburs.- Sier Itorb
Der Notwithstanding Scroll
nan6 SHeioter. Der WerItorbene
tDuuOe 1908 BON ben @o3ioIiIten ins
8ouegium eetpdHIt, ertldrte fid ober
RGter, nod einem 3pDiIt NIT ser 10.
6iGtH@&en @ortei fir parteiIos.
GrantentboI. ~ Der perItor-
bene &entier Mortin @nier boiler
bat benz Werein fir goIfsbeiIItatten
tn Der RfoI5 %Ietttpinig 10000 Mort
berm1Ht.
0on6sbut.- Der Better oes
@eairfsnmtes 2on6sbut lett 1904,
@eoierunesrnt un6 8~e5irtsomtmonn
SiB, 1T IN ben ipobEDeroienten Nu6e.
tomb getreten.
0ohr.- 8iep 1T I'M Utter BON II
Sobren Der SpitnlbertDo[ter un0
Mngitrotsrot GerOinnrb greiIenO0r.
fer getOrben.
Norttbei6enfeE6. = Sier
tp9rOe Der feitberiee lnngi1brige 8lr-
Germetiter MiHaeI 24Otpig mieberqe-
|wdbH en- 8ruOer tes @anStagsoboe.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
Mrnprrnaen.

9oH8ig.-Gn Steae oes Srn
Brof. Maattbai Der aus @eiunobeits.
riidiidten INN friibere @ntbin0une
BON Dem Amt ais Reftor Der Tehni.
iden SodiduIe eebeten bate. i'll
Serr Bref. Mugner gepdblt noroen.
Gil u.-Die feierlide ginfiib.
rung oes neien eDone. @eiitlihen,
Germ Bforrers @onorep aus 2iebe.
roie Wieoerlouiit), erfolgte ourdI
Germ Superintenoenten Selid.Wio.
rienburg.
@roiunfe.-gs fam in Sen
6intereeb0uoen oes S6neioermeiIter
@roidinsfi 5euer aus, oos in furser
Belt audi ole 5to1ungen oes Saul
mnnns WnIo in 8ran0 iebte.
M a.-9lui elm so.
i1brigss 0ienitiubiI1um fam oos
Dienitm1ohen Suitine 6hreiber in
6onObof bel Marienburg 8uriid.
ruiim ben 1892 %eeboreuen Boots.
mann 8ilbelm @ooner. Ser on Der
W~foroiteIe geiunOene 2eoergirteI
poBt benz 8~erboiteten genau, Der in.
oeiien ieoe SbuIO beitreitet.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
Sefen.NnrmitnOt.

8ineen.-Sm @bein ertrunteu
1T Der ShifFStoh s.. StiIorius Oes
Shleppoampfers uSenoel 12.@
8uoingen.-@s tpuroe Oer
fiirltl. @aufiibrsr @erner, Der mad
8aumeiiter Eonim oos fiirItIidl
BautDeien Ieitete. auf Der bonn Bou,
bureau na6 ieiner @obnung fiji.
renoen Sreppe erbGngt aufgefunoen
d.-0er Su6meber Rarl
BreiB feterte init ieiner gbegattiu
oas Set Der ftl6ernen So65eit.
6rie0berg.-Dem Seminari-
iten Sdmiot aus 9armltaOt iiber-
reihte &err Seminar0ireftor S6G-
fer elm @eIogeibenf iotpie Elm Aner.
tennungsidreiben oes Minifteriurts
S6miot batte oieien Ser I einen
iungen Monn aus Dem groBen @ooe
IN 9ormitanot gerettet.
&Iein 81 ubeim.-Der 90.
idbrige. p~erbeirotbete MetonidIeifer
81. @dri6 bon bier, Der in Offenbaf
beid6ftiat mar, lit ipurIos Der-
iamunOen.
9eeBeim.-Die 5teae bes
&edners an Der bieligen Rreoitfofie,
Die Ieit6er 6err 2ebrer Mrras inne-
botte. bat &err 2ebrer SebIer iiber-
tommen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

8 dmbure.A @inen to0tIifen
GtSgong bat Der unfon genommen,
or iid an Der Sommerlnn0itraBe er.
eignete. Dort muroe Der neuniGbriqe
94ultnobe Sermonn Speiber in Der
WGbe Aex Dobuung Der gltern bon
etnern @I6Gftspogen Hberfobren.
9os idtperperIeste Rinb fam ins ct.
@eorger Rr~anfenbolis, mo es ieineu
Berlesungen erlesen lit.
Gurbonen. - Bon Dem oeit-
iden Shuner Glib, Der Fi6 nuf Oer
Sabrt bon England nod gurboben
befonO unO iberfGaie lit, finoS1iffs-
tbeile in Der Nor0iee oufgefun0en
poroen. Darous piro geifIoIen,
oaB Dos Sbiff NIT ieiner soroen Be.
fasune untergeeongen lit.
Bremen Ilif Der MERIT 0er
Gftieneeienihnft @eier IN Bremen
erfolgte Der StopeIouf oes fir Ole
oeutide Oompfihiffohrts neieIlldofi
Sanio erbauten ne,en Gro6Soom.
piers, Der gum Anoenfen an ben Der.
ltorbenen 0ireftor Ner Snnio-@eIen.
idaft ben Namen 80. 8. 9. AbIers"
erbielt. 8os neue Sdiff bat eins
Eragfdbigfeit bon 1000 9cnner
uno lit iomit zines Der sr0BtenS6
Der Saniaflotte.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
GdIesluia.Solitsin.

SdIespig. ~ Gem 8use Oel
Belt na9 8erIhonerune Der 3itel iol.
genO, bat Ger 8orltano Der 9omge.
meinOe Die 8itte Oeg .SotengrGbers"
oieien SiteI in n5rieObofsauiieber"
ob3udnOern, bel Der Hegierung befiir-
tuortet.
@Imsborn. 81brenO Ole
Ginmobner3abl iih in ben benobbor-
ten 2onoaemeinoen oqi1hrlit erbeb'
lid iteigert, gebt Die @inpobner3nbl
in @Imsborn 6uriid. Bel Der 4erIo-
MISUNDERSTANDING murOen 1911
IA, 707 gegen Ia, 760 I'M Sabre 1910
ge5dbIt.
&iel. @eb. Hegierungsratb
Biirgermeiiter a. 9. Seinri6 2iitie
elm Sobn unierer StaOt, 1T am 6
Wooember, mad l1neerem 2eiOen In
81. 9e6ensiobre in @lberielo geltor
ben.
ReI6crf. - 8ei Der SiaOtoer
or6neteneriospabl plrOe Der bisbe
rige Gto0toerorOnete &entner s. Sal
nit 218 Stimmen tpieoergefpabIt.
ueterien. - Die bel Bilfborl
eefunoene 3ei1e lit ols Die 0es Silfs
0rbeiters BeIIien BEL Der Boit II
BIonfeneie ermitteIt Doroen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
MedIenbnra.

g.-Der 14idbrigG
Sobn oes Gopfermeiiters 2enain in
8rablItorf Der ols Sreiber a1geiteni
NOR, erbielt einen ShrotihuB in Die
G6ulter, moourd erihper Derlett
tpuroe uno Ing Stiff 8etblebem mad
2itonigsIuft gebroht perOen mrbte.
Wnn bofft, oaB er am 2ebeH bleibt.
@noi en.-gs brnnnte Oia
MeiibIe oes Miilermeifters g. Q0p-
pen ab, Die crit Dor DeniGen Sobrer
neu erbout puroe.
0euHreIib.-Sb 81 25i6briges
Subildum am 4nroIinenittft feiertc
S6peIter Martba, Die felt % S0brer
ben Boiten ols DberidUefter Der
fiebt.
MoHod.-Sn 9ieFtDtD feierts
Br6polttos Niemonn fem 25idbriges
SubiIGum oIs BreOiser Der @eutein'
be @ieItoD.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
Or0neten sioieph Qu0mia

~or0neteu Soieph 9uOmie.
RubIoorf. ~ 9ier lit Der Be
6Irtstierar5t 5ron5 Besenbouier i'm
utter DON 40 Sabren g%eitorben.
Hen3eubetm. TT 6ier bat lid
Der Brioatier 6rieOrid RiIian. friiber
Badter 0es @utes uetingsielo BEL
We%ergentbeim %pergiftet.
BemfItng.- Sier itarb Ser rs
Sabre aIte freireiienirte 8farrer
5ran5 3Goer 4ain unO binterIieB
cine iebr groBe Summe @eIOes.
Rofeibeim. II Sier beginq in
oner Stine Der in Sen peiteiten Rrei.
fen betannte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Au.
er Iein 70. @eburtstogsfef.
Simbo d bel 2anoau. Sier
ltorb Rfdrrer Braun i'm 4lter bon 50
SdbreH. @r por 4opituIor beg Defo.
nots Arnitorf.
@ir5burg.- Muf Der Babn-
itrede aarlfta~ot nuroe
bon Dem Miintner Shnen3uge Der
StredenpGrter 6romm aus aorIburg
iberfobren unO aeto0tet.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

@p6tfubnen. Der 8iItO.
ptider YoIi5ei lit es 9elungen, IN ei-
men aruge in Euitnpet ben Saupt-
moroer Oes 7Oldbrigen 9onOels.
MAINS Sofob ~.N
ten uno ielne beioen aompli5en gu
berbaften.
2infubnen. Sier brannte
oas 8o6nbaus oes 8eiisers uno
Gamblers Rieielbod nieOer. Bel Dem
berrihenoen Sturm mar es unmog-
lid, etfpas 3u retten. g. erleiOet Ell
men betrattlihen 8erIuit oa er nur
m1Big ueriiGert mar,
NifpIuifen. n Der @utsbe.
fiser Sulilts 9artidat oerfauite ieIn
@ut @rInualoe iiir 2S2, 800 Mart
an opn @utsbeiiberB eitpbol-S liemo
BilIau. Ger Reftor Der bic
f'oe~ Molfsibule unO seAobenen
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
pOfna5ri3tfn
:. aus Dem =.
Alien 9attrlanot.
Ans ser @sidsbunytitaOt.

Berlin. - S0mmtlihe 120 Mn'
gefteDte hes Berliner Sportpalnites
In Der observation-disclosures erbielten Die
brtefIife W3itt6eilung bon Der Diref-
tton, boB iie e~ntIniien ieien. Ser
SpOrtpaIait Oiirfte in fltr5em nufbo-
re1l, nIS HaJoit 81 beiteben.
4iiroli9 rGubte DER 24-iabrige 6or-
mer @ecre IreptOp Der R~ontoriftin
@ugoih i'm Sholterrollm oes Soft
ANTS 80 mebrere @eloid)eine. Ser
@6uber, Der i'm aiitomobil 81 fliih-
ten iudte, rpur0e ereriffen. Sein
Qomplice enttam.
Die 9eiIsormee fam in einigen
Edgen nuf 0ie Is. @ieoerfebr Oes
Cages 3iiriidbIiden, an Dem iie gum
eriten Mol ibre Sabine in 0eutihIonH
entronte. Die DerIiner Seilsormee
begebt Die Sobresfeier nit elmer Su'
Misunderstanding.
Gin grtperbsm1Biger Snieraten.
fdtpinoIer, Der bic 8eb6rOen idou
tpieberbcIt beid6ftigt Bat, lit nit Iei'
mem SeIfersbeIfer BON Der 4rtminaI-
poIi5ei tDie6er einmd feft9enomlen
noroen. Gs lit elm AZ Sabre alter,
aus Worienbuug ~gebirtiger Mpote.
ter Grnr3 SebIouer, Der erft I'M Sep
tember b. So. tpegen ioI9er Betriige-
reten Derboftet unO beitraft tDorOen
NOR.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
6annDDer.

Climbed. n Gem Reoofteur CIR.
@ouIus muroe oIs Anerfennune fit
15iGbrige Gatisfeit an Der nSiioban-
uoperiAen 8eituHg" BON ben itdott-
IGen Roaegien 0as 8irgerreat per-
Iieben.
@m6en.-Der QGmmerer @ebeft,
Ser iiber 80 Sabre Der bieIigen 4Gm'
mereifa"e porgeitanoen bat, trit am
1. Sonuor in ben HubeitanO. Ser
6teueriefret1r 8iIler bon bier wuroe
on feline Steue getpGblt.
Seer Der BON bier ge5iirtige
goItor con. S. 5eltrup an Der SdloB-
firhe All Sannooer puroe NIT GROCER
@timmenmebrbeit gum Breoiger IN
geeuburg (&reiS 2eer) getpGbIt.
8eine. - Ser benz Sberberg.
nntsbe8irf GIaustbal angeborenoe
Bergreferenonr @rnit Cornelius bon
bier bate Dor Der 8riifunesfommti-
icn i'm Wainiiterium fir SonOeI unS
@eperbe Oie 8meite Staotspriiiuna
observation-disclosures beitonOen.
S1I3gitter.- superintendent
b. Sifenoorf 1Durbe i'm Sauptsottes-
bienlt 6urh BEN @eneraliuperinten-
benton Or. Soppe-9ilOesbeim in iein
QHlt eingefiihrt.
@erner. - Sn Der Sfsuns 6es
1Iedenstoneeiums puroen oIs Rreis-
soesobgeorbnete Sol5b6noler Geors
Eenon un0 RedtsnntDolt gmo @roe-
ueneI6 pteoergetpGblt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

aIle @egeaitanOe fir ben Sdrul-
eebraud fiuO in reiditer susfOubl
unO better 0uaIitdt gu b~eionOers
nieOrisen greiien BON Der q. g. gin
Oretus Eoper 60. 81 be8ieben. (siebe
sIuaeioe)
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

mdOheuiHuIe Serr R1dIenbure
tOnnte All cine %25idbrige Eatisteit
als &ettor ia @inau 5urudbllden.
SupuIti = 9lls oie 5rau oes
BeiiBers Sirto nit einem oifenen
Siht oen Seller betrat. IN Dem Aetber
lagerte, eriolste cine @rploiion. Dos
6aus brannte nieoer unO Sirto 10.
Dfe feline 6rau unO elm Orei Sabre
oltes 0'doden tamen in Den Slam
men um.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
gaben.

A6rIgrub E. - Bon einem
i4Deren 8erlu1t prr0e uniere Eeh-
nfi1e &ohf9uIe Our6 ben Sob oes
@eb. &ofrotbs Or. ing. @ngelbert
GrnoI0 betroffen, Der i'm aIter bon
IS Sabren seitOrben lit.
@ppingen.-B ei elmer S6I6.
greie in MiibIbo6 tDurOe Der Ie6ige
Steinbolter Sob Oerart idDer per-
Iett, hoB er iest ieinen 8erleRunsen
erIesen lit.
NuB6o9.- &ier feierten Der
1dnODtrtb 2ubtuie Soas un6 ieine
@befroal 0as Set Der eoIoenen Sod
Seit.
DbermoIfo6 - Die Glteite
Er0u unIerer@ emeinOe, Mortbo ubI,
fhnrb IN MIter Don 81 SSobren.
8for3beim. - Cert Erofeiicr
@6span &epp fam nuf cine 25i6brige
IeeIioreeriine Sb1tigteit inBfor5beim
lrriidbIiden.
@ntott. - Sn @teinmorern 1T
N oer Eerlon 0es 9@re1TerS SoDdn'
nes Steiner Der dIteite Mnnn Oes
Drtes geitorben.
d wetingen. ~ Die &dr0t.
feI0bitersebeIeute Snfob Rreiter uno
Srou &dtborin0 geb. Miiaer, feierten
has Set Der gol6enen &ot5eit.
ct. @eorgen. Die in BEN
60er Subren ftebenoe 8ittpe Scam.
urerer i~tiir5te bic Reaertreppe bindb
usA NOR iofort toOt.