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TO PROTECT COTTON
LADING RTLT.

New York, June 19.-The per-
picking question of cotton bills OF
lading, which was brought to head
by the disastrous failure of, the firm
of knight, Yancey & Co., was the
subject of discussion at conference
here today of representatives of the
banking and cotton interests of both
the nirth and south. 1t is hoped by
those concerned that plan may be
agreed upon whereby the integrity
of lading bills may be assured.
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Another, centennial to be celebrat-
ed in this city this year is that of
Public School No. 2, at Henry and
Pike streets, which is the Oldest pub
lie school in the city. 1t was opened
on November 10, 1911, and the
board of education, together with the
principal and the teachers of the
school are making arrangements to
celebrate the centenary in an appro-
pirate manner. Former pupils of
that school will be invited to take
part in the exercises.
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY
June Fl.
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1623-United Netherland Company
organized.
1675-First stone laid for st. Paul's
Cathedral in London.
16S1-Wiliiam Penn arrived in New
York.
1749-The city of Halifax was found
ed by Lord Halifax.
1S13-Wellington defeated King
Joseph of Spain at Vittoria.
1854-Old Watch abolished and pol
ice force established in Bos-
ton.
lS56-Henry Guy Carleton, noted
playwright, born in Fort I'm
ion, N. M. Died in Hor
Springs, Ark, Dec. 10, 1910
1867-The republic re-established il
Mexico, with Juarez as pro
visional president.
l89S-American force took posses
sion of the Ladrone Islands.
l91O-The Paris Academy of Medi
cine announced the discov.
cry of an anti-typhoid vac
cine.
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Aberdeen, S. D., June 21.-F. J.
Horlthy, constructing engineer OF
the Milwaukee railroad company,
has arrived with a force of men and
friegth depot will be started at
once.
President A. ]. Earling of the
Milwaukee road passed through the
city yesterday, stopping over to In
spect conditions here, and since his
visit it is stated the company's ex-
penditures in Aberdeen in the way
of building and other improvements.
will approach closer to $350,OO0
than to 100000, the amount it
was first stated the new structure
would cost.
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CAROLINA TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST

Greenyiile, S. c., June 19.-Some
OF the foremost tennis experts of
the country are entered in the four
III annual tournament for the
championship of the Carolinas,
which was opened today on the
courts of the Sans Souci Country
Club of this city. The events to be
decided during the week include the
mems championship in singles and
doubles, consolation for the men,
women's singles and mixed doubl-
es.
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BROWN UNIVERSITY HOLDS J
COMMENCEMENT

Providence, R. l., June 81, Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor Nag
ell delivered an address here today
in connection with the 143rd annu-
al commencement of Brown Univer-
sity. The other prominent speak
ers included Governor Potthier OF
Rhode Island and President Faunce
of the University.
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only illegal, but punishable for q
man to take his family into a house
that falls below the standard.

Abstract of paper on 1.-THE Tub.
erculosis Exhibit Car" by Miss Wini-
fred Doyle, Secretary of the Missou-
ri Association for the Relief and
Control of tuberculosis, st. Louis,
delivered before the Sociological Sec
ton Of the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tub
erculosis, June 81, 2 P. NJ.
Miss Doyle told how through the
interest of the st. Louis and San
Francisco R. R. first class pas
\senger coach was donated and fit
\ted up for exhibit purposes. The
.allroad also gave transportation to
'e people connected with the work
t'nu furnished free ice and gas, in
e.oh TO hauling tile car the en-
'ire length OF its system in Misso-
uri.
Before the tour was started a
time schedule was made ont NV
which thirty-eight PRINCIPAL towns
on the Frisco in Missouri, and TWEEN
ty-eight counties were reached. dis.
lance of nearly 1900 miles were COY
cred. The st. Louis Municipal Com
mission, offered the use of it's well
framed exhibit for the work, and
this found we'll adapted for the pur-
poses. 1t was further arranged that
The Secretary should travel from five
| o seven days in advance of the car,
taking all of the necessary arrange
4ents with the local boards of
ealth, physicians, city officials, bus
ness men and club women for the
Xhibit, cards being regularly mailed
head showing what was desired of
.4er.
The car left st. Louis August list,
listing the towns along the Missi-
sippi as far south as Charlottesville
through the southern part of the
state to Springfield, then through
The lead and zinc mining districts
% Kansas City. In Kansas City
the exhibit was taken from the car
and placed in Convention Hall where
1t remained for two days. From
Kansas City the car visited towns
on the way to Springfield. From
Springfield the car visited the towns
On trunk lines to St. Louis, the
schedule having been heightened
owing to popular demand for
longer stay in towns.
: After returning to St. Louis and
remaining there week, the car was
taken out over the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railroad, every assistance
The railroad could give being accord
ed. About twenty-nine towns in
south Missouri We're visited. In sew
eral towns the car was welcomed
by band and the greatest enthus-
iasm shown. After finishing the
Towns, on the the M. K. & T., the
car was taken to the State Fair at
Sedalia, where part OF The exhibit
was placed in the west end of the
Art Building, the remaining part
being left in the car. Hundreds of
visitors saw both exhibits.
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SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS
RECIN NEW STATION

: + : J. : :. = : = : : $3.50
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JEWELRY THIEVES
ARE APPREHENDED
CAUGHT AT GAINESVILLE VITA
BOOTY IN POSSESSION
VII Be Brought 20 Belia,re Tn,
morn'nS AND Lodged IN jail 20
Await Trial.

The" authorities uf HeIlnir. w.r,
notified late last night 81 the arr..f
90 b~-fnt~NiIe of the two men -.s-
pert"d - rohbinr tho Jcwelrv rt.r,
OF IS " u1r.r n Hriiatr. SUNDAY
morning and 'fat th,y Wei, eau-rt
with "a largo part o. not all Of tle
stolen good iu their possession
The police az HarurstiI. W~r. rofl-
TED Monday OF the robbery 81 Bei-
Ihlt' and 4buDt SIX O'Clock Yesterday
Afternoon two men answering the
description tued Co dispose OF some
articles - lrwrirs. we're arrested by|
Dh',f a. T.. BOYD and sNamined
pour lockets i've watch.. and SEVERN
bracelets ana other laIuabl~s VET
foind GA their person. Word wsa
~'nt Goo tho Ipilairc police. and lac,
iist night CHIEF Muhon left a.
haru"sNilie. and viii bring the two
men 10 B"ilgire TO await trial
When questioned the men. or rath.r
boys as they were only eighteen
ears Of aE'. ave the names ~
Robert smith and Harold Jones ana
th'lr hom" aa Iowa. The description
~ pa" jewtlrN answers the one sem
rom Beliairr aud % tallies with the
articles stolen when they are en-
aminsd in Helisire to-day they via
De held for Trial.
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CLOSE UP CLUB
THIRD Ward Athletic Club. s~isterssus,
Rsioed-Pisee Closed by
Injunction.

Ersr.ai Dispatch 'o ft. frtsiurenrer
slsTERsViLLE. " Va Dec IL
De ~sistersyiile Third Ward Athletic.
cilb. colored. against which a cam.
yalsn has been waRed Tor some time
~ the Civic League. was raided b.
the authorities last saturday To-day
'he case against The president Of the
organization Tom smith. vas called
before Squire Jowther. bur Smith
could not Do found r. + Robinson.
i1r fhe civic League. took deposiuors
OF many Witnesses present
In the meantime. Prosecuting A.tor.
hey X O. Moore aud sheriff Wi g.
iDus made a hasfy descent on tho
ciub house. required The members 10
'e'aie seized the liqlld refreshments.
hiIfFfd ~ have been not fhan
sop. and nailed ,ha doors ana ein.
doNs ~ Nouce 0f the granting OF a
temporary Injunction against Inc cirD
vac posted Judge Willis. ir grarf.
lns ih" Injunction. made DO rsfurnabIs
p argument on fhe fret Monday a
January af M~lddleboIrne
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CELEBRATE 40TH
ANNIVERSARY
ELABORATE BANQUET ny LADIES
or 81. PAuLs
Very Interesting Program Of Music "a.
Asndsrsd-Chiidrsns orchsa-
ira AAds Alg HIT.

TIE Ladies' Al -..i-ty .f 80, f..s
"'.iN .-rH 70 vht-t-I 'se4f fort.
H' F'ifarl u tu" Iarl.t. .f tI-
HAt evening Nheu ar 'Ia..-a..
aiA--. NH~ served ana o. very Interest
nA iI'Eral Uousizfiar cog Hr l.
-v- vas .sfrisf aut
lH~Err --ilrrt OF t.- s...- and
prominent Win fs arE4niEaf Ur Ff
an' .ra.- TIE affair ug~r-I N
.-taft.. trLH.tIuus u tr- .fl.-
i"- .r.ar-fIa 90 To- pI-..- lri.f f..
'f''f 100 20 .Ur ami a ytan. -..l
a'i Ars Anna W.sir.
t"ii'N ed .s au address hs
I.ft cutter re.r~taIs uf -
..' board Tu. ta.a. .u.G DBL. Mics
".'' Nii.- Wa we'll received a. 1901.
i- address ng Attorney Herman
q i- GROSS lrfl adIr~r- g. ~. b.,
~ Ha- &c. plano ll.t Isl fre M.r.,s
i'-.r. .a. .I arF II.Is -.tH.. be-.
-rpr,-. b.. members ~ IN. -.c-.t, ysi
. ,,-- nul- W.rr and AHA
r.4s.re -sl-Htf.rr .. f.. .r..-- ~
.o,aI Solo Do. Miss H-.~r Never. . 6.-,.
ft""f'uF of fa' society. VOCAL 500
william IrtW, ..r a-I die. '.r..
n- hummer "+@ a -~ectou - a.. Or
f~'i.eNins persons v,r, present al,
M-sHsm~- lena A.tr... u,--,.
ita no. Joseph Pu..s August E.r-k.
L.- ll'~ Fred Wieic. % 3D. Auscr.
- hNNN.MHAH A"n
Gus. 30 +. August VILE. Charles Hrr-
''F louis tr'nEwan 'uarlrs Bremen
'"'is IinNmau. Ernest belmlr. -ar,-
' l'tIer Albert MIukeu~.er Hem.
N 'h I.H.ls Neiisuay rr. william Irtr-
N".ert Baker. HERNIA Warnek-.
zimmerman. Ja.ou Braun ElIra-
H illier. b. 4 kassprman. Rev and
B IT ttHUIe. Ntsfer Paul Vaa-ta
A~-oam mes Louis WIscfrr. WIh~Imfra
' lfth. loHFa haefr A "a Noif.
, ptfat ~utermohier Mira Hrinkma.
% MeIfeA HourIslta M~dilk. Emma
Lt~rH.i elmIr4 Hfnu. r-aI-r-t.
ltnrstmsr Marie KaIsreuth --trs
lnn4I FAtdhet. uiefIIDk. Chris Kaf.
itfsr = ~ Fisher. ghaIl-a ~ S.v..ff
f'as ttl.e. Airs B. u4freufsr ctsa
p "'iHiuE Miasr- Helen Never AIe..If.
NII't ~syho.f. Alta kfs.f.
tna -tfc ktlaIeu-r MIrr.. Werraf
Notion Arra E-ri-eHar. Miami.
w i.i' Anna WIsleL Na.-r4 T.r-.r
hunut. ilsryr o. Si4pr. Louis p .r
" I.Ifm iietu sl--. Et U0F-elffar. wei
'ieuiEs Gerlae OF. Roy G.--
. W'N'nm o.. fer. TfrI luz III t.a
90. Herman E@i-h-r Frsi BISHOP
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TELEGRAPHIC TIPS


COSHOCTON Carl spicer aged
~. of Dresden. died on a p-enngylysria
train LOO The depot here. Of heart faii.
ure
EAST LIVERPOOL. o -FoIIovIng
90 request OF the probate Judge r1 DOB.
ves'igafe The sending o. go obscene
note to % fwclve-yearold school r-l
90 G4li.fDrd. eve children have been
Withdrawn by their parents
WASHINGTON George W Per.
kins 40 appear "Wednesday before fho
senate committee ON interstate. com.
mere" to giN his views on anti trust
legislation
BOSTON Charlie Boston pleaded
guilty 20 opium smuggling in T. 4
court to-day. being given ia months
in prison. and Iai Rake. 81 accom-.
pi.ce vas gwen e months in prison
MADRID Tho Infant daughter %
Queen Victoria ~ spain. who vas
born early fh's morning vIU probably
receive fh" name Of Christina
AsHThBrLA. O-pr.parnr "a
duck Tor dinner. Sire Earl Johnson
found a gold nugget boz the CLAW %
che fowl Dr. has started a siId rlsh
t' search fo- solI
TORONTO Ont-Tuo Canadian
Pacific Grain elevators burned az
oven sound 81 m ,os from here
caHs'rg a loss ~ tWo million ~ dol
lar
WORTHWHILE Kar sapnr Die
body James Howe ua CHING 200
pounds. asa enabled fl ulFEIe fEr.reH
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np,lr o. f.s fnfsI rer-sr
i'h " Va Dec 10 -GeorFs
aA9. ~ passed away ~ bis
.ear ~ Joseph. Marshall COZ.
q lnc advanced r OF ~ yearA
porn ln Germany snd moved
hy years aR0 He vas a de-
N-mber ~ the Catholic church
according 10 he feachlnss.
SANE" plare yesterday. Wrs.
hllf passed from earth rith
sfe vas O. member ~ mo
church and o. years Old
fe led f1 rest .n ~ Ioaephs
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WOMEN RAIDERS
enthusiasts Of Dry Element az New
ark Descend on Saloons.
Riot Results.

NEWARK. O. Dec IA riot hat
threatened 'o result loo e. repetition OF
the Genes which Jed 90 the Iyuching
ot Carl Ether.1Etor here lu.' year
toIoNed an attempt to-day hy men
and women agents of the "drys 10
raid three alleged saloons DreadnE
% greater clash between the vets"
and irys adEereuts. tle authorities
flashed a. call for troops to Columbus.
buy quiet va restored before the
state soldiers could De- ordered out
The citv officials vullf are sins
every means fo prevent further dis
order
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LECTURE TO DRYS
John Rsndoif Harris viii Make Ad.
dress At FIRST United Prssby-
terrain Church a. Bsnare

John Hnndoif Harris. the noted
'rmPerauce lecturer ~ PIttshurg. -
s,hsdlied o. nuke an adJr,.s "a ,I.
Ilfst PrsEIt terrain church in R.r,.If,
ihis evening fu rho 'drFa" u thar
CIV on THURSDAY evening Rev. I'd
win NirkbF. ~ Fast Liverpool viii
SPEAK ana Dn Frldnr Rev = d SALE
mon. 81 A~shtabula, wlU make IN adj
dress 20 Do evening All three 81 tho
men nave Interesting talks. and wiI
Ie VII wurlh henrInR
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NJ NAMARAS WORK
Heee vIrs -l1stra1ticn In Prison JYt-
MIL 2 NcNawara Not e..
a~Ined FOR T~ubc-cuIoas

SAN QUENTIN. col. Dee E
es Mcnamara hss not vef been
'1T'rri hF fhe prison rh,e.-.rns slr
h.r.u.0sIs. ems U s .u9osa bio .1
.'a'e chen he NAV be said Warfe,
'uHn T. Hovfa today
lf' McNanaras began their second
ea ..-sor Iu flr .uf. ~ffI scrr-f.
'Hf 'o ffe prison authorities me
NOrsinE o, l loom 81 bog simple and
tetcraI weeks aln allowed g- s1r.-s
i'r %ie1rr.ar
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FOR ~ABROGATION
Rouse Committee Unanimous for End.
Ing Treaty win Russia Rela.
tive 10 Jews

WASHINGTON. Dec D., Til. home.
o'mm'''"" on foreign affairs fo 90.
unanimously agreed upon tho Su.-er
ftsnIu'on directing flc mmedaf.
anrora.iuu of tle is'- treaty befree
Pro United states Ind Russia. hccsrs.
OFT i1" d'-.r u.ns'ioo Dos Russia
s'in~' American Jewish c.f.rens u
fhr r"Dnsn.- o nf passports Tho
''H sIIi urge c--s.ess to take
IH.'. action ou fha resolution
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SENSATIONAL DIVORCE
IS Won ~ WIFE

speciai u@lsFa... ID. .. f...
MARIETTA. o.. u.. Do Sat l-r
divorce brought hy ktrs.r. ks.r
mar rsIns s Austin Is F.r ..r
mer treasure cf Wash -e.r -..r
terminated TO-DAY in ar .- ..s
plainuf Who uss arlrttd sf. m.-tn
" 81 long as she r.uairs srfs Tra
case "a 90 o. sensational character
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OBITUARY
Harry Grant

Yesterday moruluA - fhe family
r"- l-uce az INA EoG street occurred
fl" death 90 Harry Grant. d. we'll
known youirz man OF fh.s ciiy 100 the
twenty third year OF his age. Death.
which occurred ~ 81 O'Clock. FOL
loved q brief illness co. Urmorrnoiis
He ls survived ty q sister. Misc Bees
500 Grant. and two brother. John and
tharles Grant Funeral range
mcuts ave % been completed.
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u. S DENIES WARNING
PRECEDED MAINE DISASTER

WASHINGTON u e.. Dec %
Emphatic disclaimers were made %.
day 40 The STATE War and NAVY Do.
partmen's of tho possession ~ any BOZ.
formation coufrmafory % 'he state
uent o. Coueu. A G. R-ice. that
D." was warned % The approaching le
efrlc'iou ~ me Maine two DAYS in af
anr o. "a Cuban sympathlzer iu Na.
+a1Iaa
Dr. is the opinion OF officials that
only through n death-bcd confession
90 OF all viii the secret be- disclosed
chrst~ss-chUdrsn's Gum Boots
$50, Si9s MeFADDEN's
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ths rrn.rssbie success % de. voss's Hon.
I~rratmsut for Women u aftsstsd 20 by hanfrsds 81
taush-d psuenu. Itaavss asny sufsuus uom.s
l-1n dangrreus op.rsuons Attouishiaf Rssuifa
May Eases pronounced hopeless have ylslfsd fsad
~. "onsn tufrrinE Ton any dis~sfe or ~-sk.
1rf peculiar 20 theif So ar-tnyited ocau c. wnts
bF. FoEe Eaufs . private. hssnso-
Na6t hsafttaiEor cofrsspondsncs with svsry
nsn sho 10 seaE. nsvous. bfassa dssn. dis~ous
tgr1, Or futerlnG rom any diseas~ caused ~ iruor.
49, cEe-af-f. costa iou, p~terf rsstns rf Or
1sflect hucc-tt o. lahore "a lie depends % youf
Partiea sad mfnfal confiuon. Do oct PIT % a
maHrf ~ such vital importarre % soasthfna
80 write tcfaV NVou cann1t call F~srVthiag
.l-nfrrraL Cana Ia % 10 .lrLr. a.. -
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rE1 STATE OF OHIO
LAWREMCr COUUTu 4

c- y 9oLD5s S.HF a.y swon Opposes ana 49, nat D /. /. xsvsr 81 IN.
ArFIAET ~ nat Tor us dr rw6 1 49, 80 .re E 80
- - 49, 49,. .aeesei az tnat aaorly rsreftsr M All rs
me tGe 70 10 me 9EaEean1as tau acre 80 arf~ ~ 900. ..
- 80 ee-r9g 30 nat q. frhtE Epauu q III - ar-e
- - -eI.. ~ rWs ou-rs vr psu.lal ns-0s ard
tue tat me rolos torres % cs cv 81 rror.- rs-r 60 - nW
abovs naratcd N " eia -
~ farH ~ thatt De- H1ranaas msnr ne-rur ~ -e.r 49,
paE fer ts vets" - a rufwar-a wm rrK-t 49,
20 ufcrcemeuf - ths las ad taf IA Z. ~. - 49, 800.
aas.a o. @s '"' " Gap ne sAooa sepss "a ~ 5asr leo 5st
canss Or me last HmraF1 M f. relar te~T arF Ir 80
im sl noztoa neuss9 c3lldsrss Ia thmr
rUHrEER DEPoEEEr snth ret
P C. " aoLnru.
AaTF o. ne CITY 81 rrrru on.
A+oH S@%s n a. s1etersec In my presence tms ssvs.ts az ID.
E~ay Faslo r. - ~ -. - ,
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PRACTICE LIMITED

To Chrentc aaecdont % the Lsnzs. Head. Nosr
Throat. Ears, Bronchial Tubes a. Catauk. Coz
tanpuoa l-4rly stagss. Bfonchiiis. Asthms, Ia.
stomach, Liver. Bowels. IS isdiEstuon. Dyt.
Pr9... hnItousnets. CoetuEston. Diarfhors.
Blood. Heart. skin - R~hsunsusn. Prem.
fmpl-s. BLOOD Potion. Scrcfuis. Bad Blood. Etc
Nerve. spins. Brsin 80 fpl-pfy. Ftu. Neufst
a hesdaches siespisssnsss. DiEsta ess. N srvous
kshautuon. Detgondeucy. Loss % Memory, Zee.
kidneys, Biadtsr. Prostate 80 Disbstss.kdshts
D...sse' lnh.umsuon - htdnsys and Bladder. Etc
Piles. Rectal Diseases ana Nsrooosie rsst-<
SithoIt ufe % kaife o. d-tsuton hom busl cess
No matter What the disease. 10 % 10 chrsnlc.
write regarding %.
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M ZEN
WHY CONSULT On. voKE7

~ has made fsguiar visits ~ this esnuunity fsf
lrsrT hftssu years aud h4s cstabushsd = p<rus-
uenf prarurr nrd Frrufafrn.
hif pfaettcst ~ umltst . - Chroutc Dissse.s. srd
r- mas fpent pracucauy 81 kls nfs 10 ~ study "a
rrafur ul ftrm.
MS speciaityf-To devise and f1rnsh % = To-
-1ft t1ccctfial c1lrr1 Of hou~ u~afm-ut for thoss
10 hage % nm o. mopsy 20 tpsnd a. expressive
hrfpiuia auf farlfarnna.
Ne IL n the prins 0fufs (~fsrfy4hrss1 srd A.
DC very hsaf 60 Er1f HrrF.
MS prsctlce -flfts usfriY o. fafs and a.
-git afss hsgiug tailed 10 secure ssuffacfisn Else
ahsr~
Atiesst thfos-fourths o. be psaeus ars sect
r BIN III Ilrnrf rau1na
n ~ thinks - rasn1f h~nsff 20 ~ ill ssv %
d.. Nokes sfff fsfrrrr--s az hs msav frtsrf.
80 psueufl thsfs1alt q hfssa ysau pracucs 10
ffil conn .n |fv.
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REMCMBEH

INST D.. Note Invites t~sarchiaa i,vssursuss 81
tf H1fs ed mrtrclf ~ usafrsnf Ard ftaf -
tarst sbssiutsfy srfhisg for conssftstiaa 80
fnaulustlon l1af csfs ill receive 81 b-tt 90.
tslu1~ ArfrYfhIag crrfdsruaf
Ha CEnruca 90 81 hir sd rraarra ff~ fhaf 80
pocrsft scfsia- nae or scuss SEED 90 hstitsts o.
arrir TO- frrafn~uf.
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-29

9. Thou shalt not buy lagisla-
tors, corrupt judges, nor intimidate
executives.
TO- Thou shalt not denounee
anarchy in a red shirt for violating
law and wink with the other eye
when the big business, In the silk
hat and broadcloth, violates law.
Business mon Of Cairo desiring
extreme happiness in the other
world would do well to clip out the
decalogue, paste 1t up in some con
spicuous place and observe careful
~. The mere fact that you have
been successful business man on
earth will not have any influence
with the guardian Of the gate to
Heaven, unless your success was OBJ
tanned through legitimate methods.
This Is not intended as a sermon.
Simply an argument for the ac-
complishment of honorable things,
based on traditions in which most
all OF us believe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-29

protests against the unreaitieS oi
our Indian art. He notices, among
other faults. that whereas an Indian
has always walked stra:gat-tooted t.
KEEP from stubbing his iil-ahod toes
upon whatever grows along the
trail. the Indian of ART walks with
his feet turned out like policemen
He has also observed that the art In.
dians address the stigrup with their
faces to the Bride something a real
Indian never does.
H No doubt these indictments arc 70
some extent true, but what is the
matter with civilization IN New Eng
land that Connecticut Indian should
recall so much-St. Louis post-Dis-
patch,
II Col Roosevelt Should bctome
President again the minis might well
change it to "ln Steel We Trust. =.
Louisville Courier-Journai
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-29
sEAsoNARLE DISHES.

When your family are tired of the
same things, Try a few changes like
the following Such dishes, though
nothing expensive or new vary the
diet and make a pleasant change in
the food
Potato surprises.--Take three cup.
fuls OF mashed potato six tablespoon
fuls of breadcrumbs, a tablespoonful
of butter, salt, pepper to taste, one
egg, and three cooked sausages. Mix
all together except crumbs and san.
sage. and form into balls, putting a
small piece Of sausage In each one.
Dip 10 egg, roll In the crumbs and fry
In hot fat.
Cottage Pie,-Put a layer Of mashed
and seasoned potatoes in a buttered
baking dish, add a little gravy, pep.
per and salt and few drops of onion
Juice. and a little chopped meat; re.
peat and finish with potato on top,
Dot with bits of butter and bake
poached Eggs, Portuguese style.
Cut six even-sized tomatoes In halves
crossu'ise, take out the pulp and Till
them with the following stuffing;
Fry four small onions or shallots In
one tablespoonful of butter, add three
tablespoonful Of bread crumbs, one
tcaspoonful Of chopped parsley, one ia.
hlespconful OF chopped suet Season
with salt. pepper, paprika and grated
nutmeg; then add the yolk of an egg
and mix all together. Place In the
oven to brown. and serve on a round
of buttered toast with a poached egg
on top, neatly trimmed Garnish with
parsley and serve hot
Bread PuddIng.-Take a cup and a
half of milk, onehalf cup OF sug7r,
two slices of bread, lightly buttered.
and one egg, Beat the egg and sugar
together thoroughly, add the milk
slowly, beating all the time. Place
the bread in baking dish and turn
the custard over, It. The bread will
rise to the top OF the dish like a crust.
Allow II TO stand one hour. and then
bake fifteen minutes In very hot
oven Serve Immediately with cream,
sugar and little favoring added
This pudding II nicely made and baked
Is as delicate as q soVsfe.
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