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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04
POstOffice Shows
Some Good Gains
Increase in Receipts from Second and
Third Class Matter Swells
the Totals.

matter for the nonth Of December. lel0
show an Increase q Sl.ssGs4 over the same
month Of the preceding year at the Omaha
postufnos second class matter receipts
for the mputh glEt closed amounted 20
q gsg q Fer the same meath q 1SN ths re-
csirts were GSE The reoeip1s for third
class matter for the month % December
Is1o Increased over the same period of q
year ago By s1.Ess-l n. which IL a jump frOn
EZsBl6 the reosapts for December. 1sR 70
taRR-sA the receipts fer the month just
euded- ThiE makes q total increase Of
Deoembsr. 1919 over Deesmbsr. 1sH. o.
p7HlbA The fetal Increase q second and
THIRD class matter for the entire quarter
endinE Deoember q over uhAt q TIE sane
quarter Of 1sE IL sszgsD
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04
HEATHER cRlNEE is PECULIAR
Answers An au-ssfsns as 30 BSotIeE-
gtng Wfth n BLAZE stare-Had
Gr4p of Beer.

nesp crsentai mystery 10 thHa Ehieh the
poiins fare "a ne case 81 q Chinese AZ
resies ~ a bootiegEer. who answers Al
0ussSiu1s E1fh a durnb look. ChsrisE Dan
aprGrsnfir has NJ h0Ens- dessR't knew
sbsre be came from an6 10 not Interested
n Whare he shan end.
Dsteoares Dunn and F1sning ARRESTED
Dan wbfe he was walking ~ F1ftesnth
ADc FArnGm streets with suit case luaoec
Sith hsttlse beer. Aooording 70 several VII
nSasea fhe ChiaAmAn had made ihres
prsFiSuR tF3ps pass that point always bsaT-
tnE ths heavy suitcase. before he Vas
tAkeE b. the detsctirss
IN sroksn EnEllsh ChAFlsT managed &C
AL ne police he lad bought the beer and
Nas Eotlg 70 take II 70 he roam fer Ia
sSn pse Fruzn shas pelni the Ertsunsl
lapsee MS a. EnsgEszfa&ls look. sxprsasiaz-
laaa ana dun TO al QUestiunlnE He hac
~ alEuer as 20 Ehsrs hts rOOn Nas nss
Hhere - shta1ned the beer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04

d . Taluahie family friend Folsyrs
Honsy ana TAI fulflIls this eundltion sx-
sei2y, MIA. Chsnlss Kline. n sth ST.
EAatoA. Pa states. Several msmbsrs
q my family have been cured q had
coughs Ana ocl1s hy the use Of FolsF's
Honsy and Tar and ] an never WIthout =
eottle N ths hsDEe- IL poothes ana -
lieves TIE irritation IN ne threat ana
l0ossns - ths oold have always rsuna
II a rsiiHhlF euaEh cure soc - AZ
druggists i ----
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04
KNIGHTS OF AK-SAR-BEN MEET
Annual Session at the American The
alter Friday Night
WILL BE MADE
WORKING Crew GO Pvt ON some Sfunts
in Addition 20 the Regular Per
farmance-Manley 20 sins
and Dance.

Robert Msnlsr and some - the merry
crew of workers Uhc entertained 80 MANY
tlasIsEnds a. the Den last zumnfr VIII sp-
pear IL song and dance Al the American
ihsA1er FRIDAY evening In addition 10 The
regular performance al that thester The
occasion being the annual meeting q The
knights a Ak-Ssr- Ben. when EtZ Dor1irh-
tiuns wiu De made fnr the election 81 Three
members q the Board q Governors 10
take the place q the lhres whose terms
q office exFire-C- r Black, J. c. Root
and Il J. Psnfold.
The announcement SAYS that the rule q
former PEARS Nan obtain that Is. That al
who pay their Initiation fee before the an
nnsl meeting VIII escape the initiation next
summer.
Samson is anxious that an appear and
those who DO not receive the invitations
and tickets which have been sent cut are
requested 10 asna thsiT names 70 Samson,
ielephlne Douglas sgs or TO call Al Ak-sar-
Ben headquAruers, III Douglas street
There are Laa rpsRbeI-ss--s'rs some have
changed their Addresses
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04

seems HatheT tDrunEruuuE but Al tins
season linen and undsTrnuslin sales are
held REGARDLESS as 70 Whistler the bottom
droEs out q the thermunlsfsr or not those
ladies Eho ooald not sci our rodAy va
fnd az the Eoods Advsgrissd b rhouzs
Knparrlck a 90. on sale on Wednesday Al
The sane loW prices
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04

AXIOM, O., Jan l--tepeci1l 10 The Bee
-Ths Gosdyesr Tire and Rubber con
pany anneunoes q redaetion q 30 psv cent
In price q oEsinEs and q Per cent IN price
q tuh.ss. maze possible b. decline IN cost
q pure para rubber gum and unsqualles
mar ufECturtng tEriliues- The protahlla
ars thAt sszns OrhsE makers In sane line
zll foll0W LEAD q tins company IN tbs
near future
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04

"a gohnstop ua6 Seuth Thirrv-ffth
hrick dNeltnE E3Res O. " Grahn 20
Eorth Fpriy ara avenue. dHslHng g So
1cssph LeahF. EH NaTEk TEentT-faur-h
cWellDg. ttINU. dnF t3E-ruU Reed con IA NJ
81 eCuth Ihlrtg-third- dEelhlg 81 aE- "a
stanlsg. 81 u,edEe, Dwelling s. $40 Il -
Neekes, lUs1rl'-s erenLl and Marta fsc-
toTg. N.Afg 1ohn Mahsr- sl Narth Tfsr-
rieth- cN'elhrlE- a. de- A WaIIln Sd NoFrh
Ihiraseth- dNe.finE = SO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

iaa6or Eanenrti1h Nho cans here thres
Eaoltha as rrum hl1Earg a11 Weuf %
aclcol IN Omaha Tor Wlils O. laarn the
lkUEuEEe las EC1r a. I1nouln % attend
L.neoin Ailtarz l19esray- hs = a hr1thsI
e A4alt n k.1rE1relch - tElE GU
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04

81 malaria liver dsranEernsnl and a dDey
EFoubls b EASILY cured b. E1eetrsc H1itsrs.
ne gaaranteed remsdy- Soc Per sale b.
BeEiu1 DTag Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04
eInahed Win aRauor.

wounded with \ gun o. pierced BY q rusty
pail BUcklsn's ATuieB Salrs heals the
wound GDArEnfssd- &c Ter sale by
Beston Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04
PLEA FOR CLEAN SIDEWALKS
OffieiMIs Ask that An walks ne
Cl@sned "a O1ee Before the
Streets Are Clearea.

CloAning q EidsuAIkE promptly IL urged
~ the street. department. a. a measure oi
ecu1ozV 10 the Gity.
II We clean the streets and thea the
property owners shoVsl the snow eff me
WaIks on The psFs1neuf ne nave 1hs EorE
20 a. ever again Ez5o Ton Davis. assist
ant 20 the stresl puEznissi0nsr- We Can't
spead the same money tW1os and there il
none TOO much noW-
Tuesday morning the street gangs were
PA 20 Eork IN ne doEut0Wn secnon-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-04

A GUARANTEES o. business Prosperity
The Bee Advertising Columns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24
IN CIRCUIT COURT
DOCKET CLEARED FOR Pr EsENr
TERM--BUT LITTLE MORE
TO %.
Case of Bankson Asking Change d
Venue VIII Come up This
Morning Many Affda-
vite Secured

Judge William n. Butler Of the cir,
cult court handled considerable blsl-
mess yes. erlay in the way Of clearing
b t1o docEe & this term a court
.0utlle 81 few criminal cases there
.all nc little more business done al
Ibis term Of court
The rankson case is the first on
line Gocke for this morning. The
petitions, afhdaylts and arguments
on the request for change of venue
will. occupy the court The jury was
discharged yesterday to report again
Monday afternoon at 1870 O'clock
Several Of the members Of the panel
asked to be relieved from duty, as
there was enough material left from
which To dram, Judge Butler excused
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Parsons & Parsons VS.. D. T. Nc.
carthy distress for rent. Plaintiff
lakes non-suit; costs pa,r.
j. y Rendleman vs.. George J. f3ec-
Ibcr and others, manlamus, Contiu-
ued generally
Weber Dry Goods Co VS., Mrs. ]. j
Eddlestein, assumpsi, demurrer to
declaration
Julia Meyers VS. Cairo Electric and
Traction Co, case continued genar-
lalIy
Jennie Lewis VS.. Cairo Electric
ana Traction Co, trespass on The
ease. Continued generally
Bora Bailey We. Cairo Electric ami
Traction Co trespass en- the case
Continued at cost OF defendant.
Peter S Dean VS. Cairo Electric
anl Traction CO., trcspass on the
case Continued at cost of defend.
aal
Thc Strong Mfg Co VS., NJ. f,
Fei,h Judgment for praInur sum of
success and costs,
ilagl.n r Tnthill Va. Mobile AMI
Ohio r. r. Co, eiectmcnt Caes dis.
missed for want Of prosecution Judg-
mont against complainant for costs.
William oehler VS.. Andrew Serbian
assampsit, Continued generally.
-Four cases OF 0. s. Scott, eject
ment against George Horrell ct a.
Rutherford Black, y +. Peterson and
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Walaae, WI Mrs Mray Vest Of
RE rl'5e, aay, = 5dan't been very
won fog three ynTa, and at iast
Was tai q bad ! could not stand o.
feet, had such pains. ! acnet
o,o" rel Ike crying all the
sine Mother insisted on my 'rying
Gardui Now am wen, and do ncm-
" all my housework 10 metic.na
for weka nd ailing women, has been
50 successful as Carlui. 1t goes to
the SPOT, relieving pain and distress,
and building up womanly strength,
in a way thta will surely please yos.
Only try It once
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

New York, Feb %. Senator F'ranF
j. Gardner charged with atatempted
bribery in the antirace track legisIa
ton at Albany two years ago, was
found not grilty by the jury, whica
has been hearing the case the last
week.
The charge was that he attempted
to bride Congressman Otto q. Foei' ef
of Brooklyn while a member cf tie
New York senate and was the sense,
tonof the hour in the metropolitan
district. Foelker accused Gardner OF
offering him $4,000 to vote against
the anti race track bills in Albany ia
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

! can't find words to express my thanks
Tor the good your medicine has done
me. 4ou maypub!ish thisif you wish. "
Mrs. HERMAN SlETH, Pound, Wis.
The success of Lydia T.. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. IL may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displlcements, infam-
nation. liberation, ilbroid tumors, III.
regularities, periodic pains, backache,
beariug-down feeling tlatulency indi-
gestion, dizziness, CT nervous prostra.
ton.
For thirty years Lydia r., Pinkham's
vegetable Compound has been thc
standard rer1edy for female ills, ans
suffering women CIVIC it to themselves
~ at least give this medicine q trial
Proof Is abundant that 1t has cured
thousands of others, and why should
III not cure you2
TT you want special advice write
Mrs. Rinklaana. Lynn, Mass, fort.
1t is free ana always helpful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

them.
The trial Of James Dillard, who
killed Ed Brooks, probably will come
up for hearing next Tuesday.
Joseph TorregrossH was granite
naturalization papers yesterday.
Orders in Law Cases.
The following cases nave been dis
posed Of:
Alex Helon VS.. Cairo G. Thebes n.
r. Co and others, bill to enforce lien,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24
MOUND CITY.
February 20.


s, A. Steers of America was Iii
town Wednesday on business.
VIM. Rouse is slightly indisposeG at
his home on Main street,
J. w. Bundschuh of Pulaski was in
town on business Wednesday.
II. G. Parker, H. Reaupre and A. Y.
Beaupre of this city and Chas. Johns
of Henshaw, Ky, were Cairo visitors
Tuesday evening.
Samuel Peeler Of Karnak transact
ed business here Tuesday
Mrs 7. A, Corzine and little daugn.
ter, Alma of Pearl street, left We'd
nesday for visit of a few days with
relatives at Balloon.
Among the Mounds business caller.
Wednes lay We're r. E. DeVore, c. E
Richey, c. r. Blankenship, Chas
Wehrenbery. Jr, Roy Parker anu n
NJ. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Arm OF Mounds
We're IN tie city Wednesday shopping
Mrs Geo Snyder and little daugn-
ter of Cairo spent Wednesday with
Mrs. w. T. Kennedy and other rela-
tives here
DR.. j F. Hargan was in Cairo Tues,
day evening on business.
W. -. Roundy, a member of the
crew of the Ben Hur whica is on t
Marine Ways here. was in Cal
Wednesday on business
J. l.. Dougherty transacted bushes
in Cairo Tuesday
Mrs. H, Whitaker and Mrs. A. l..
Compton were guests of relatives IN
Cairo Tuesday evening.
Miss May Hawkins, county supeIn-
tendent spent Thursday visiting tie
schools at Pulaski
L. S. Kell OF Salem, was in the city
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee Wanura, Mrs. GeoG. Hay
den and Miss Minnie Davidson of Val,
ley Recluse and Miss Minnie Lewis
OF America We're shopping in tn city
Wednesday
c. s. Brtton, c. S. Miller and y.
M. Bradley were Cairo business call.
ers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Otrich were in the
city Wednesday from Mounds on a
shopping onf
Mrs. Adah Adams returned We'd
mes from Chicago where she had
spent the past few days purchasing
spring millinery.
Mrs Fl. Goldsmith is quite iii at
her home on Fourth street
The ladies of the EpiscopaI church
will conduct Market" on Saturday,
March 4th.
VIM. Given of Mounds was a Cairo
visitor Tuesday evening.
Carl Sproule spent Tuesday even
ing in Cairo with friends
Dee Leidigh of America was in
town Wednesday on business
The Ladies' Aid of the Methods
Episcopal church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs, Chas. Wehren-
berg, ST., on Main and East FRS.
streets and plans for Experience an '
Dollar Day" on March LIST were con
peted Nothing viii be left undone
toward making this Day" success
"Dolar Day" will be held at the home
OF Mrs. l.. c. Perks on Main street
"Wednesday afternoon, March Isl.
Every member OF the society Is re-
quested to be present. Don't forget
the musicale which will be given FRI
day afternoon, Feb. oath for this
cause at tle home of Mrs. VIM Mertz
at $3.50 o'clock.
]. w, Rowlett Of Valley Recluse,
transacted business here Wednesday. |
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Frank NJ Moore VS., Bus Bourgeois,
partition Continued generally,
Maw y James VS.. Cairo Electric
g Traction Co., bill IN caancery Cor.
inael soaeFally
Jos@hiue Maud Ryal vs. Edna irene
iii4don ana others, partition, Con
tinuod generally
laaiua Bros, vs.. Edward P. Fitz
gerald, mechanics lien. Continue
aiy
Egbert q Smith vs. Cairo Contract.
iag aud Dredging Co and others. oe.
Hgon 10 establish lien. Continued
generally.
Loia Ellis and others VS.. Byron FL
lis ana others, bill to annul will. Con,
tinuel generally,
NJ s, Ellis va. Byron Ellis an
others to quiet title and set aside
daad Continued generally.
The People, etc, for use of Miles
IS GILBERT guardian, vs. Henry +,
Rrackey, debt. Judgment for s6)C
ana Si92.7S damages.
G Fred Gallagher vs.. D. r. Cali.
gher ana others, assumpslt. PLAIN.
tiff takes non-suit. Costs paid.
Charles Gallagher VS.. D. u. Nc
Carhg and others, assumpsit, Plain
tlf takes non-snit; costs paid,
cairo Electric and Traction Co. VS.
Gairo 4 Thebes r. r, CO., assumpsit
Continued generally,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Angus Leek were continued generally
Henry Alexander VS.. General Ac-
cident, Fire and Life Association,
corporation, appeal from ]. p, dis
missel for want Of prosecution,
Judgment against plaintiff for cosss
Criminal Cases.
The case Of Oscar Toier and John
Shar, was nolle pressed by states
Attorney Wilson. John Short was
discharged Oscar Toler was er-
dered held to be delivered to the
sheriff of Johnson county as he Is
wanted there. The above named
men reside at Thehes. they had been
charged with the robbery Of Mrs,
Petit the woman who had beon
bound and gagged in her home ore
night a few weeks ego and at TIE
Holnt of revolver was made to de-
liver up money.
viii Douglas, negro, charged wifi
aking indecent liberties with a ne
2co child plead guilty and was sen-
becea to an indeterminate term IL
Chester penitentiary
iarvcy Ross, the negro who raised
aa orer for Pay Of GO cents to 5000
5a collected same, VS. tried. He
SO let2i on t0raa eu,a5s Wa
fs Ngrder hts attorney moved t.
guash all three counts. Two We're
guashcd but one sustained
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

| pepSla and female
| troubles b y your
me dicino. | haG
| been troubled With
both for fourteen
years and consulted
different doctors,
but failed to getany
relief. After using
Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vege ia bic Com
pound and b lood
Purifier | can say |
am a well woman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

We will clean and finish ten ladies'
suits or dresses free Of charge and
without any obligations whatever on
the owners part for the privilege or
using same for display purposes for
one week. Garments not to cost less
than $4,000 per suit, for when We
will be responsible First cone -rs.
served.
THE ELK CLEANING
AND DYEING co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

aires Harry 9ayne Whitney, August
Belmont James r, Keene and Others
as to the reported dinner as wnlcn 4
100000 "aiush' fund was said ID
have been raised TO defeat the racing
bills ana also the alleged evidence OF
Max Sosin5ky as to passing Foelker's
regents examination for him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Your Engine will Start on q sinul
Turn in any weather If equipped
with "czar Printing Spark Plua.'
You will appreciate this feature in
stantly Simply pour little gasoliu
into the printing cup and your engine
will start with one turn of the Crank
All sizes for sale by
F. l.. INcE, 412 Commercial Ave.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24
MOUNDS.
February %.

February %.
On Wednesday, Feb. end, S. H.
.arper celebrated his fist birthday
anniversary at his elegant home on
,aleware avenue. Mr.. Harper is a
steran of the Civil war and on th.s
ccason invited four OF his old com
des to partake of magnificent
nner With him and to contrast the
Slules and happiness of today with
e days back in the sixties when
e great war cloud or disunion
He'd across this country from ocean
ocean and whose thunder shook
very foundations OF the govern
At Tie honored comrades who
re present with their wives were
host, S. II. Harper, Il years Eli
rnlsrong. &c; T. ", Hanes, H.
w, Green, S. and John B2edle,
: The pleasure that these old corr
les enjoyed in talking over old war
mes can letter be imagined than
ccibed These five boys we've
onG those who answered when
ncoln made his famous call in 1861
75,e00 ttooI3 They said we are
ming, Father Abraham We are
ming $4,000 strong,
Many persons from all over the
Htry were in cairo Wednesday toI
AZ the argument for change OF
erGe in tao Bankson case, but the
1r,Gs was deferred until Friday.
vi Hattie Calvert is visiting her
rctasL Harry Calvert, CT Willard,
-a.n1-e county this week.
The r.Hlley Lumber Co. have start
their saw mill west of town this
eek They will cut railroad ties
3 well as other kinds of rough lam
ser.
Rev. Allen Terrell, pastor of the
BAPTIST churches of Mound City, ana
attended the revival meeting !
a the NJ. E. church Wednesday even.
ng.
Mrs. James Tobin is moving into
me of the Knapp cottages on Oak
street today
DR.. b. A. ROYAL of Villa Ridge trans
erred here Wednesday en- route to
afro
Mr. and Mrs. G W. Johnson have
royeG into one Of Mrs. Campbell's
'ouses Oh Oak street
Rev J. II. Runalls and your repor-
er were before the circuit court III
afro Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bandy, Miss
Tarsaret Bandy and Miss Mills We're
afro shoppers Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Parker have
their guest this week Mrs. Hulen
( Sandusky.
Judge D. G. Craig and DR.. j. F.
argan of Mound City, were Grams
citing business in Cairo Wednesday.
Il can not tell lie. did it with
y little Ratchet" The shoe social
leld on the evening of Washington's !
at the beautiful home Of I
'lr. and Mrs. F. NJ, Block on Dele
ware avenue was attended by about
% of our happy people Each gues,
IS required to pay as many cents as !
vice the number Of his shoes. You
we're also required to buy little
atchet, with which you were per
litted to hack your way into all the
Measures and Injuries of the even
ne. Much fun and merriment was
ndnlged in and dainty refreshments
ierc served. The ladies' exchequer
vas replenished about $27.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the Inconvenience to the
public caused by the paving of Com
mercal avenue commencing Thurs
day, Feb. 20, and continuing until
conditions justify, we will operate 10
minute service on the Outer Belt. Az
cars will run south on Commercial
avenue, thence north on Walnut,
eliminating the north Commercial
avenue cars.
CAIRO ELECTRIC
4 AND TRACTION co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Not only are most men worthless
while alive. but they are so thin
sktnned that you can't mako rag
Of them after they are dead,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24
THE ELK CLEANING
AND DYEING co.

Moores Pure Linseed Oil Paint,
sl.75 per gallon Tile Iik, the best
floor finish, 75c per quart. See Mara
Bile. the Painter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24
Can Won Guess Why7

why is a horse cleverer than fox?
a horse can run when he is in trap.
and a fox can't.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Moore's Pure Linseed Oil Paint.
$1.75 per gallon. Tile Lik, the best
floor finish, 7bc per quart. See Mara
bio, tho Painter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Barbecued meats, lunches. etc, a
Heine's Chop House, 1912 Washing
ton avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24
Dellnhts In Envy

Man will do many things to gel
almself loved; he viii do all things to
get himself envied. Clemens
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Helnie's Chop House. 1912 Wash
'ngton avenue serves meals CSC by
week 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

We are dyeng to get your busl
mess Elk Cleaning and Dyclng Co.
After Marcn /
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

Home Of good signs and right
prices. Marable, the painter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

FAILED TO
HELP HER
Cured by Lydia e. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Pound, Wis. 81 ON glad 70 an.
nOunee that | hayn been cured III aYs
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24
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NEWS FROM OUR NElGHBoRs|
sss1ssSsesssassssSstssss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

w A. Montgomery is i'll at his
lome on High street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24
n sllnncry places.

Thc wicked stand tn slippery places,
ii Ihe righteous generally hit the
arak
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-24

The Elk will dye for you
After Marcn /.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
PUZZLE FOR THE DOCTOR
New Jersey W0maR T. Hearty sAd
Happy on Diet Of Angel
Food.

Despite the fact that she has TASTED fer
IA snry-fIys days, Mss Annie Geshella. a
patent IN the General hospital Passaic,
n J.. 81 Apparently Ia the best q health.
she refuses % eat ana fails % retain food
gwen artihca-ly
When admitted 10 the hospital Febrlarg
2 Hiss GesheIa- Wh0 is q Greek Withlut
relatives or frtends IN Lhis country. com
planned that she had severe pains On ter
SIDE. sas ats an grange and had q gas
q milk encountsrtnE difficulty In suzl-
owing the food since then she has had
one snail Sass q mlIk
The woman Is rEtllnal and tEIks freely.
she tells the physicians thar she does not
nea6 food or medicine a. slsJenance u
given % h=r D. Cod
Angels from Heaven she sagH -brluE
me small pieces q bread and a attic wins
even murulnE e. cl1cE q SAINT a
- with Cod and II q pray and eat oub
shat he ssIdu me ne Wll uzke me
Nurses STAY uirh her da- ard night AM
aver that after SIZE tells a Visit o. angels
me patient is hapFy and seems greatly De-
fTsshed
Ehe case b -uEslaI sad Lr- LslGe Il
ore Of ths hasEltaI phFslclanz The No
nan wa-ks ao1lr and appears strong an
healthy We are amazed she does 10
retain any food EFen o. her arIiflclaIlr.r
ne suuzu- sa0 Is 81 yzars Cd. dellzrsl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

Paris. TIE mos bealtiful building TIC the
world With in11ZpE-abis gardens and
commEndlng esplsna1sz no set il of and
display is rsspleudently. Around 81 palEIial
hutels ana private mansions and villas
EpranE into eEis-ence. Within o. q gold
making crucible Fabricated the where
WIthal Ole Nan Grimaldi in his widest
dreams q land piracy-not even Old Nan
Hohen1oIIeru- or Old Man Haps5urE-evsr
o0ncsiesd the Ike
There Is no poverty no uaut ne IEEss-
not any sign Of dlspidati1u or sguaI0r
Anywhere In the prinllpahry q Monaco.
Yet the '-psople. 30 called, have been LAT
terry tn state q dlsooutent- They clam
ored Tor -freedon They were 100 vel
FED and cared for too nd q an and dsst
too fIouriEhinE Prosperity grew uonurun-
Gus They deUanded a -cunsrlrlrion-
The rslEning prince b. what ThackeraF
would Cali a szienuhc gent las son
and heir, however. has NOT his head I'm rhs
cloldE- Beng Ia point q fz-I o. the aarl1
sarIhg. and. o. oonssg lence. more popl.sl
tan bis father he came over from me
castle ca ire hM 20 ths market place "a
the t1Hn ana SAYS he
W hat Do sou Ealu1Is Wsut EErhoE
Flrst Iheir rights Ttsu q ChauEs ir
the c1umantsr-tn-chisf 90 the army. Uhl-z
ha1 grown from ElE % s.rty- Flua B.. q
aaart 81 atdsr-en and q comuon eoarliI
Is that an SAYS ais r1Fal 1iEhnsss
TEsy sid b. Eas Then. SAYS be- -lak1
H mes snfazts. and Bless sou
So a. h vel aEain. The utue Toy kinE
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