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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

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| tsr otrbiirgt."
9erbiirgt! gsrbirst -. ssn adrIs
Aopf eina Is ipie Elm RiibIrac hsyum.
Nber sr befhlob. bur6 tsinerlei portis
ligs 1rage ben naiurlifen gerIaui Der
S5ad,e 3u serit0ren. Goh Der Menid
Dentf unb 0ott ientt! an biefem
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br gilt. Elm rciiger GdEmmer iiber
adrls auasn. er pergab feinen Uprs
idB uno Sog 6dnb, arm uno aIlss,
mas oasu eehorte, aui ieinsn Ehob
terab uno briidie Grau Wloradrethe
ar iein sbrlihes 5sr3, nit iolher Gefz
iiefeit. odb Der isligepip.r. Der in
aobineitformas an osr Wanb iiber ibs
ntn hine, i'm gssriff 'dieH, bis elus
eenbrauen 81 runstln.
aber ihnea j,ieg be Ditiipe aus
ben bimmluf.n Rsaionen Der Groitt
Su ben tiibIsn 9batiatsn Der Miris
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Stubi fur iib fruate nit sdrtIihen
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babe nur cine Sieuerauittung iiber nas
lssie GuartaI BEL mir. Duraus tonnii
bu trieben, neiH gnsel, bnb ih ouf
6oO0 W. Giniommtn sineefhGBi bin.S
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pinsneit ridten. Gin Wanu, Der beuie
10000 W. perIieusrn mub. tann mors
esn fnlIit iein. Rein, nu mubi erlaus
ben, bob ih on ben 6onbeIspersin in
U. ielsarapbiere."
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ihierte, Der Sanoelsntrein dntipprtets.
unb nIs aorl ie.ne 2iebf,, nohmais
umormen rpolltt, unb stpur esrans IN
b.m AussnblM. bd bos MGbhr nit
Der Depeihe hersintam, fogie h NIT
elmer ihiihtsrn dbuehrenoeu 8epea
euue: ~eab uns erft Ieieu." - ilnb
sils las: ~Jein - fem. ioIibe. minbes
items 10000 M. tperib." limb nun
mar ploslih ibr bers pon timer uns
fpiberitehli6en 3arilihteii erfiilIi, ne
6ffneie ihrs arms nnb fliiitsrts: YCb
fnrI, pis ih bid Iiebe!"
llnb bas Slid Der btiben ihitn
iiidsnIos. Tot nein. lritt ouf aurIs
Ssiie, benn ihu CAB Der 8ebdnis mid.
frei. ipie sr eieentlidb 5u biefem GIiid
gsfommen isin mefte. Wlcrsarethe
gu fragen. id,ien ihr 3u stipaet. Ta
mahten iie zines Sagts, nahbem lie
foebsn ihrs Rinee bston-nen haiisu,
sinen Spn3iereang unb t1-nen idiisbs
lid ouf ben Girthof. ouf bsm iie iid
suerit geiroffen bat.en. LIMB pI1elih
iianb Dor ihn.n elm Wonn init trous
rigem @eiiht nnb mi. sirum hiitern
3ue um ben Ulunb fagts: .Mein
6err." Wii timer Gnifhuinioung
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mir nsine 3uiunft s.ifoblen. Gle bdz
ben nd slpiftsn MIDI ano Shrise iesise
gerlpbis ssordnst, serobe In btm Aus
gsnblid, bo i4 aui ibre Mn5eiae nHb
ihr.n Brief bin MD bem Grtennungss
ssiten an Der gruit su eisnr 1egees
nune nit ibr g.eili mar. 80 limb bies
i,s 3eihen tpar24 .gine gelbe
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bia.n Sic. ober i4 b:n unlnulbis.
9arf i'd Sis 5u einsm 0lds qortUtiH
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

ofetIn Apsaus. aiatvppb. G.neiura:t q.
Heeis so Gents uub barber.
gessn oas 5eaiter belt. Sic brautte
lange 81 ibrer priifuns, benn ber
Wonn am Pult panote iib uneebul.
big I'm.
Sin itiparaes SsioentIeio," iaste
5rau 2sonbarbt; Der Stpff mar out
uno es bat pffen6ar einmal elmer rel.
ren Dame gebort; aber es bri6t uber.
aa, oa bore!!" Sic fubr nit einem
threr Ian9en Singer in eine 5alte unO
i1ltbte lie obne 0tiibe auf.
Wie gum S6ub trut Der &nube nd,
her uno lagte in einem reinen, oialstt'
treien 0eutid. ipie es in bieier Stube
fuohI felten oeb0rt lpurbe:
vQ6er es iIt Mama's grauttIeto
unb felt Sabren taum getragen -"
n9as CLAUDE ih germ" nttte 5rdu
2eonbarot, nes iino eben bic GiegeraIz
ten, tpeIte breden. Wtan tpirp Wibs
4oben. es 81 perieBen, benn bic 5erren
Shdser iino jeBt furdtbar Oiffi3iI,
iett ibnen bon Der IsBteu @eritsieeruns
10 pieI liegen ge6Iieben lit uno tie 10
ptel b'rouf5abIt bab'n. glun, mas
meinit, 8uitdo, als Jutter t0nnt'
mans pieaei6t nod perpenben,
menn's rbriiben" niht ansenommsn
Miro"
n4ls oh mir niht esnug 2umpens
5eug bdtten, bel Dem mir niht tpiFen,
ipie mir unisre 9oriduFs nieper bers
uusbringen!" brauste Ssrr 2sonbarbt
ouf, inoem er nit Der fIsiIhigen 5arD
uuf fsin QuIt i6lug, bob Die gianp-
5ettsl biipften. rRidts ba, mir bobsn
teine QrmentofIe."
@epobnbettsasmdb bate ;5rau &c.
onburot inoeb bic 5aIte bes ieiosnen
Gletoes 6urhiuht uno bra6te iept Ell
nen 2otteris5ettsI ooraus gum Dor.
itein.
w0Gs iino ia meine Rummsrn!" rief
lie srituunt. Shr Mann mar tobten.
blsih genoroen uro rib ibr ben 3etteI
aus Der Sanp.
Dummies Dsib, ipie perDen bas
Deine Nummsrn Iein!" idris CT nit
einem ipiIoen 3ornieen Bid urb bic
Gimme periugts ihm faft.
Die 9Frau ah.ihn ubsr bic S6uItsr
dn uno iagte nit ieItiamer 9etouung:
sd irrte mid; bic msinen baben
"a eiHeu GuaterHo geponnsn."
Das 8eiiht Des 5Pannss puros 10
buntsIroth. rpis es porbsr bIsi6 gspes
ian, raid 3ertnitterte er osn 2otteriss
3etteI un0 ifrie ben Snaben an:
.Warih ba - bier tperDen feline 4Is
moieu eegsbeH, Jag i6!"
sd nil tstn 4Imoien, srtgsgrete
aaouI troBig. rth bdtte, bas Ser.
IeBen lei guer 9eihdft."
rU2ein 9sitQft!' idrie Der qaLIitts
Wann niitbeno. sd bin t0niglicher
QngsiteQter uno tpenn i'd meiner frau
lei ibrem 9eIddft bsIfe, 70 ibue i6
bas fir cine anftdnoige Sunoihaft,
bic ouh nod etpds 8u perfssen bat.
Cffi3iers uno garons, 8rdfinnen unD
Jiiritinnen MAIDEN nit uns 8eihdfte;
gan5e Sutpslierldosn iinb bur6 uniers
SGnoe geganesn; aber bas feblts nod,
oab ih mid nit 2sutsn berumitreiten
iolte, tpelds nit asrrifenen Ssiben.
tleioern in Der g0eIt herum3ieben.
ScQte mir patient"
llnb Der Wirbentrdser Der t0nioIis
den 2ottotoustts ging errsgt i'm 3im.
lner auF unb nieosr. Ssine 5rau
briitts bsm 9naben iein pGthen ME.
Der in Die 5ano unb ordugte i5r ianft
ous Der Sbiir.
Sch, msin Sino," iasts iis, an
ifeinsno nidt obns 8epiTsnsbiIis,
rgeF 'nibsr in's pfanpbaus. oa if
sln S6dBer, Der grobs Rotbbaarige.
Ger 6err Gambler Sbermsier. Der if
INNER ie1r gsfdlIiq gsgsn mid. Sag
tim Hur, bic 2sonbarot i6itt Did :"
(5ortiegune foIgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

- Sosen Gle mdl, iper mar btns
eigentiit Der WeHi4. Der 6ie porbis
griibtt2
Gos -. bus iii Gin berii4tisisr
GoIfhfpislfr!
Dit M1oS2 Gin Ddlfdfpieltr,
unb y sin Mleni4 etbSrt su 9brtn ins
timen 5rsYabenf
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
Die u ustunft.

Dame: r4lio 5br 9isnitmdbten
trttt pom griten ab Bel mir Elm. M0hs
ten Sis mir nift eintge Qusfunft iiber
lie g.ben?"
aoGfmdnn: nSebr germ: Fl. i6.int
nidt gana ebrlid gu isin. sd babe
fis Dor 8 5ogen nit elmer Rednung su
Jbnen geihitt; iie bot aber bas Gelb
BIG beuts nod niht a6geliefert."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
Il m q c 10 q n btIt

.Sis haben auBerbem bem geamten
einen falfhen Ramen angsssbsn; pie
fOmmen Sic oa3u2"
- mGr iab ipottifh ouf meine rotbe
Rais, uno penn bas jsmnnb tbut,
bann fem. ia mid isIbit ni6t msbr!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
GrtQ ut.

Ssmperen3ler: n0a iibt ibr nun
itumpfiinnig i'm perquulmten 2otal
uno giebt elm glas nab oem onbersn
binuntsr. 4m liebit.n m0dte i4 .ud
osN 1opf Dor f,r Vafe pssreifen /. :"
49,. une fsIbii aus.rin..n!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sie bsrilsmseRe--
Wa6rlagerill 0ieles 3eita(lers,

Gnon In hcr dItefien Sett CAB es esipiiit
eerfoHen, bic oar6 BITE g0opfiino b5ter oeaobi
wareR uno es Iteat fetH 8weifeI Doc, bdb
ann teui3utage no0 DcrfoHen sStitirer bic
curn etne ui.bdaHnte Rruft TIM Stanos ftns,
GieIes sr ttnn unb porausalfaesn. fpos fur
Gncere eriiounIio III una blsibt. Jar gclneS
Dot bic Ratur etefe Tame befoEbers bsginitiai.
BERN ne bat tbr bie feItene Gabe rerIIeben. bas
eebcu .arer WtitmerfHeR tpie en dllfeef6Iaee'
nes gldb eenau su IeIen. Bersebt us6t. bdb
Ee In tbrer eiseuen saefbeus an Seeitr gbenue
tpobnt. 9lebmt bie gaft Guo Car bftfi6 bic
Seeiiu Moenus. Darn eeHt bieieIbe btHani. bis
Str bic fhoue Hefoeua bon Grau q. Daeaer
erreifi Gos oaus IN sur Inien Sano unS
am Aaun III ber Ndmf:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
ofriin Mptaue. aiatvppb. Cincinnati g.
Bfeis so Gents uub barnber.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
The Use of ESQUIRE.

The recovery of letter which had
been sent TO little town in Germany
and never delivered to the person nd
dressed cured the writer Of the Gus
tom Of adding esquire TO a name
on the superscription Of mail matter
The letter In question would probably
have been promptly delivered had the
address read simply MI John
Brown" But the sender had addressed
1t "John Brown Esquire" and the
communication rested comfortably in
the If" compartment Of the poste res
tante department, waiting to be allied
for by MIR Esquire" One Of the pop
ular guide books warns against the
use of Esq" saying that It might be-
mistaken for q pnme
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
His disqualification.

When we SAW her she haI stopped
painting by the road to rest. II was
the shell road in Bay IT. Louis. aud
she WAS black Beside her was a
heavy market bnsket filed 10 over.
flowing We smiled at her with sym.
pathetic fyiendiness and she respond
ed with full and free confidence.
"Yassm, Is some tiahed An lame.
All painful wild miseries. Yassm. |
couda done sen some one else TO ina b.
ket 10 me, Nah grandson he couldna
done gone. Bur dasn't trus MIN
He spends nah money TOO briefly
ucusekceper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
MOUND city, Ill.
June 8, 1911.

Mrs Wn. Montgomery was in
Cairo Frday Shopp.ns.
Mrs + hso4,>.e. and daGgI-eu'
Miss Grace were aho-g the Ca.ro
SHOPPERS Friday,
M. aal IA S. r B. Mills OF Lite
Roe, Arb, spent Fitlay ahoag tle-i
friends in tails city where tAey were
former residents INe3 are GA tAe-r
way to etloit where tAey Wa ie'
side
Mrs. +. Handlsy was a Cairo shopp-
er Thursday.
Miss ate Schuler OF Mounds ana
Miss Genevia Howard Of iais ci-y
VIII leave next week, June 9TH for
Carbonate where they viii take a
tee cher's course this summe",
The Ladies' Aid OF t1e Baptist
Church added S1240 to its treasury
the results OF he Ice cream I'D Gaze
social held in the hi 1htorn Bull ing
Thursday evening.
FL. King and little Misses Margaret
Westernan and Louis S hQler were
Cairo visitors Friday
II. Senne made business trip TO
Cairo Friday.
Miss Louise Parker of alley Recirse
was showing here FRIDAY
Miss Veith Stevens returned home
Friday from visit witS friends at
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
FRONT DOOR NIGHT BELLS.
Doctors Are Not tho Only Ones Who
Have Use For Them.

Have Use For Them.
At | O'Clock in the morning Il man
who was looking for doctor found
a door plate on which he distinguished
the words Night bell and rang the
bell When the door opened aud a
figure appeared in tho semidarkness
of the hall he said
Hurry up. please. There is a sick
woman at No. 3D..
The man inside said "All right" aud
ing down the street to No. 132 In the
top floor front room laya a very sick
woman. The newcomer pulled a small
table to the bedside and took from his
pocket sheet of paper and Il fountain
pen
What on earth are you doing with
that2" said the mar Who had summon
cd him. You're nice doctor, you
are"
"D0ctorf" echoed the man. I'm not
a doctor; I'm lawyer. Didn't you
reld the sign, lawyers night bell?"
"But what does n lawyer need of n
night hell?" the other man asked.
40 enable the people who want to
make wills in the dead of night TO find
him readily" was the reply,
"Ouce in while I'm called up TO
straighten out more serious entang,e-
meuts. but most of the legal papers
n
people who take sick suddenly recol.
lect that they have never made Il viii
ard they want to repair the omission
while there is time. When you said
there was sick woman here natu-
There is a doctor in the corner house"
New York Times
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
"Mauic" Cloths,

Many housewives gladly pay % cents
for so called magic" cloths. MS they
are very useful for silver and other
metals. Being dry. they do not soil
the hands or clothing and do their
work until the cloth itself wears out.
70 make such a cloth take one quart
of gasoline. one-half pound Of whiting
and one-eighth ounce Of oleic acid,
mixing all together and shaking well.
Soak pieces # wooden cloth in the
mixture and hang them in the open
air in a shady place to dry. When
the cloths are dry the magic" quail
ties have been given to them, and these
they will never lose. The material
must be wool.-New York Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
SAVE rA= Fair.
Newbro's Herpicide win Do II.


No woman should have poor, thin
seraggy hair, and no man need become
bald. Poor hair and final Daidnes 81
are due to the dandruff germ.
Newbro's Herpicide will destroy
his little germ and stop the hair
from failing. t'Wlher evidence OF
this Is found In a letter from Mrs. r
Nielsen, Of Tomah. Wis. She says.
Fought the worst kind of dandruff fol
nine years. I have been using Herp
eide now one week, and my scalp i
healthy, the dandruff has gone and
the itching has stopped. 1t is the
best remedy for scolp disease ever
saw, and have seen many"
Don't suject yourself to disappoint
meDt and expense by accepting some
thing claimed to be Just as good a.
Newbro's Herpicide. These off brands
may possibly be good, but why take
chances? The genuine and Original
dandsuff germ destroyer can always
be obtained. If your own druggist has
nothing but Just rs good articles
80 to Paul Schuh & Son. VINO viii
furnish you with Newhro's Herplclde
and guarantees one dollar stze bot
lies, It stops itching Of tae scaiL
almost instantly.
Send loo in postage or s.!Ser for
sample and booklet to The fferpiclde
Co, Dept. r., Detroit, Mich.
Applications al good barber suops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
TOO SMART FOR HIM.
Woman Witness Gets Lawyer. Man O,
the Grill

Lawyers who make 1t their business
10 badger witnesses sometimes displa,
a lack ~ caution IN The selection o
the'I virtlms. as is plain from HE fol
lowing story. sli VIII le read Wit
pleasure by those Who helievr tina
even IN innocent wilness Is entitled /.
far treatment IN courts ui law
A N"r nice hammered. respectable
woman was In the witness box. Sh,
kept a cheap boardius houst ana il
woS the desire OF one Of her .aeats tt
be- dishonest that had bruusGt bee tt
The court 10 make him pay his board
How old did You say you were
madam" inquired the lawyer, witt
no reason on earth
II did not say, sir" the witress ~
spondea
win you be Kind enough to say
NADINE
ITS none of your business"
Objection sustained" smiled tLe
court
I'm" said the lawyer. rubbing his
chin, how much did you say the de-.
tesdant owed your
give pounds"
And for how long was that?"
"l'iye weeks"
That's pound week. isn't it?"
YES. sir
Five weeks NJ Fl a week is IS.
believe you said
Yes, sir"
Isn't that an eStravagant price &c
pay for board in that locality. MADAME
inquired the lawyer severely.
He didn't pay it, sir answered the
worm, beginning TO turn
The lawyer gave Il little start Of sur.
prise; then be became indignant.
Don't be faeeiious IN the witness
box, madam" tie said. assuming a
tone Of warming This is Il serious
matter, madam | have asked If yuuf
prices were not exorbtant. aud you
have seen til 10 answer lightly. madam
Now, madam. ask you N al earnest
ness If you meHri0 tell the court that
your prices are moderate ana that II
| should come 10 yonr house ~ board
you would charge me Il pound a week ::
Answer directly. madam" and the at
tOrneY sat back In his chair and as
suavG an imperial manner
The witness was not at all abashed.
NO sir" she said simply. Il
wonld"-
II thought not. | thought not" In.
terrupied the lawyer. rubbing his
hsuds,
NO, sir" continued the witness, II
would not charge you N all | would
make you pay IN advance. Tit. Bits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
Dinner of Deadly Enemies"

Lady Randolph Churchill once gave
at her house in Connaughtt place what
she called a dinner of deadly enemies
1t was thought, says Mr.. G. w. Small
ey in his "Anglo-Americnn Memories"
hazardous experiment. 1T proved q
complete success. They We're all well
bred people. They all recognized their
obligations TO their hostess as para
mount for the time being. In some
cases ancient animostes were soft
ened In all they We're suspended"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04

NEWS FROM our nL,,hB "a
Observation-Disclosures.

Prlasni
Miss Helen HcgendoLicl- Z. "a
Edge was in tow. e iady shspYll
Mss Louise and / J Odd II ,,n
IN tle.s >ods..s, era saI nath iii
on Of p.la..i, w..o a.e yislV.ns en-,
Wtre Care v.slto ~ a..
MRS. Geo, Ll4nk aud Mis-. J. W.
, Arm u .douad>, Mrs. vll2e..t ana
Mrs. We1er Of Ca. o au.elGel =, SIC i
Star ,.ia2tc. lie b rsday eselna.
] i. Fennett Il the firm .. pa
Be1lc. Ct caifo, tra..saole. Jas
ness IN tie city Friday.
Mr. Was Wright ana caus ~,
s. Mamie Estes Of Valley Rcolnse
were anopping il town FRIDAY.
Mrs.. ] NJ sucter and ,iaug, e.
i.tle Miss A,icejlert FL ay for Mem,
his whore they will s.. uI.l seveai
weefs Curing their absence the,
home viii be occupied by ~. and
Mrs. L. Smith who are ccnae' led WI il
the Steamer Ben Hur, wa.2n IL ontae
ways here for repairs.
Mrs. L. G. PerHs was il Cairo
thursday Shopping
Mrs II. Clantcn and daugi e.. Nj S
Norma Of Mounds We're in town FIJI
Nv en- a shopping tour.
Miss Minnie Rcyd made business
rip 10 Cairo Friday as did also Dr.
z Mathis ard Ed Westerman.
Mrs !. W. Arm OF Moun.s was
shOpning here L ihay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
GOOO FOR YOUNG SCOUTS
Surround and Capture Gang Of Band
its Who Robbed Citizens and
SShoot CChIef of Police.

Red Deer Alberta, June 3.--The
Boy Scout movement proved its use.
fitness today when members OF the
local branch of the organization sur.
rounded and captured two highway
men, one of whof fow hours before
had murdered George Bel chief OF
police.
chiefDraws too Late.
Early this morning the CHER was GO
ing toward home when he heard the
command, Hands up" II came from
across the street, and running over, ne
was in time to sec two masked men
going through the pockets Of two olti--
zens,
The chief drew his revolver, bat be-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
DENEEN SIGNS BILLS
Measure vassed by Leqis
lative Because Laws Under
Governors Hand,

las signed the following bills passey
~ the legislature;
House bill 255: Amendment the lay
nrelaticn to practice, and procedure
j courts u leco.d, eiylny ,ne rIsu,
u appear 70 e.tAer yAe prosecutor.
i. delen-s III crlminal cases.
senate Dill AS Giving ,Ie STATE al,
!, rance Department jurisdiction over
forms OF Insurance cA4npaLtes and
sAlendlng tne power OF the commits.
ION.
Senate Bill AL; Fixing the Mia
sum capital for life insurance com
anies at 100000 and granting the
git to do life and accident ousl-
.egs only when the minimum capital
100000.
House bill 57l; GiWag permission
0 frate mai insurance companies to
,xpend whatever amount the me.1.
,ers shall decide best for the erection
nj maintenance of hospitals.
House bill 3lS: Permitting amend
rents 10 charters of life insurance
ompanies.
Senate bill 49, Making an aDpr
ration Of $4,000 for the use or the
ate fire marshal.
House bill G72; Regulating the ao-
lission TO the state of foreign cor.
orGtioas.
Senate bill s37: Appropriat.nc
,oney TO- the payment of salaries OF
lspectcrs and chemists for the IN
pecticl Of concentrated fooGs,rN.
House bill SOP; Mailing an appro-
lr,atica Of $l5,24S, the auttai pa &
ITO the state treasury for fishing Il.
enses, the law ater beng cec:areo
unconstitutional
Senate bill So; Increases fees Of
,ircvit cler,'s as follows
For each Judgment by confession
appeals from courts of record and
,hange of venus from courts or rec.
>rds, &5 transcript. of judgment from
4 justice of the peace or court of rec.
ord fer purpose of creating a len. So
Senate bill 10: Giving rraternar or
benevolent societies incorporated but
not for profit che right to own rear
estate and other property.
Senate bill 1924; Allowing county
commissioners and members Of county
boards in counties NOT under town.
ship organization SIS, per day and s
cents mileage for time actually spent
IN transacting county affairs.
House bill 49,: Amends pure food
law so as TO require labels to be prin'-
ed in plain English and TO give ne,
weight and analysis OF conten,s.
House bill a.: Empowers the CHI
3ago Board OF Education 20 establish
a':I maintain in the sam E"n e.
as public schools are operated schoo's
Tor leaf, dump, crippled, BIND, truanl,
subnormal convalescent and ciplent
invalid children.
House bill 4G1: Authorizing Chi
ago Beard Of Education 10 maintain
and operate scAools Tor dependent
neglect and delinquent children.
House bill GG5: Providing contin
uance in civil and originar SUITS ror
clients who are represented by mem
bers Of the legislature while such
member is in attendance at session
and until ten days after Adjournment.
House bill 335: Repeali s@~ene ac,
which provides for the section Of
Dollce magistrates in cities anG vii
lagos lying in two or more townships
House bill 81: Amencs properrs
assessment act to make newspaper
notifcation necessary when col
lcctor is prepaid to receive taxes.
House bill 1928: Appropriates
$4,000 for the Court of Claims.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04

"Ry Jove.' chorted the alleged
$40 received from Il coniiding editor In
exchange for II joke n thousand years
old. who says now that pums do mol
grow on chestnut trees"
ana blew hinlseif to y thistle cocktail
made Of grape juice Harper's
Weekly
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
Real lAut-orpe.

Little Willie was taken out into the
country on bright spring day. As he
played with hts sister IN the farmynrd
q group OF l.eghpru chickens an
preached, lid BY d Ieghorn tbostcr.
willie" said the llftlc girl. "why
are those chickens called LeghornsY'
Look at their ankles Willie ~
piled "Dnn't you see the little horns
ou thsmf'
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04

fore he could fire one Of the highway
men shot him through the abdomen
Jynd resulted in Bells death
this afternoon
The entire police force was put on
the trail of the men, VINO fed 70 the
bush country north of town. Then
1t was suggested that the Boy Scouts
BE- called out, and they were sent to
scour the country.
The boys found the robbers on a
hin. They surrounded the fugitives
aid, covering them with their small
caIiber rifles, ordered the two TO give
themselves up.
Men Give up to Boys.
Seeing no chance of escape, the
men surrendered. They gave their
names as George Kelly and w. VIII
son.
Triumphantly the scouts marched
their prisoners into town after making
them throw down their guns. Kelly
confessed to HAVING fired the shot
that killed Bell wilson had no hand
n the hootng.
The Boy Scouts We're given a pub
Tic recpetion tonight and a movement
has been started to reward them with
medals,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
The London Feather Market.

The London market for the importa.
tlon OF plumage for ladies' hats is the
largest in the world and It is esti.
mated that 5000 persons are employed
in the manufacturing and oths rwork
incidental to this trade The value OF
the imports is said to be s35oo.ooo to
100000 a year Forest and Stream.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
Should Re a Limit.

u saw revkhaln today" remarked
Nagget "and he was very drunk"
"Well. there's some excuse for him."
replied Mrs. NNggcl "IIc lost his wife
lnsl week"
y know. hni \ man should be able
70 celebrate without making u hog
of himself "- Cutholic standard and
Times
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04

The society page tells us that the
latest big wedding "beggared descrip
tion We have private advices that
Il dia the same thing to the brides
fathsr.-rclsvsland Eiain Desler.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
His pilsn,na.

"For 5000 I'll FIX your teeth so you
can chew without difficulty
t'If | was to give you 5000 couldn't
RET anything 70 chew. on, Life.
= = sss4se sEe ssazs ~ 80 - H. S.z~sMxA
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04
TO Remove Rust Stains.

Boil the article with the rust stain
Tor about an hour in three gallons Of
water To each gallon add one table
spoonful Of cream tartar. The stain
will disappear, no matter how old.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-04

speech Is silver" the boardins
house philosopher says. "but silence.
rightly used Is what m2k1s sol86n
Weddings rcxsihls ..DI II 3