davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08
BY A MAYOR.

GARTER 81. HARRISON, Mayor of Chicago:
~ l believe we ought to believe in Santa
Claus. Ny Christmas, however, comes election
day, and my faith In the old gentleman depends
upon what he slips into my stocking at the pri-
maries. Every man who has the right spark Of
youth in him believes in Santa Claus. and the
older he grows the he cherishes these ira
ditions that give color and JOY to childhood 1
believe in the jolly old saint just believe in
music. paintings, flowers, stories, literature,
laughter, song good cheer, fellowship. like to
believe in everything that is the expression of a
beautiful sentiment There's nothing like keep
ing the fountains of youth eternally bubbling in
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08
BY A LABOR LEADER.

AARS. RAYMOND ROBINS, President Ma
IVA tiona Womens Trade Union League: Do
| believe in Santa Claus? Most certainly l do,
with all my heart | was brought up in a Kriss
Kringle atmosphere. but the name doesn't mat
ter. In our home the windows were thrown
wide open to let in the Christmas spirit | do
not suppose that l was more imaginative or less
imaginative than other children, but l do not re-
call that l ever regarded the Christmas tree as
anything other than an expression of the Christ
mas spirit But love the idea and can enjoy 1t
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08
BY A STATESMAN.

~HAMP CLARK. Speaker of the House of
- Representatives: a strong believer In
Santa Claus. | got much pleasure out of him
when | yollngster Ny children have en-
joyed him greatly, and l want other peoples
children to derive all the pleasure they can from
life. 1 am opposed to sboishing Santa Claus
any myth which affords pleasure to the little
foiks, and old folks too. | remember that my
Christmases on a farm iii the mississippi valley
were the happiest days of my life. We boys
used to save up hog bladders from hog killing
time until Christmas. when we blew them and
had great fun bursting them. They sound like
eds and homemade popQuns ana yhistiea and en-
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08

a MRS. RAYMOND ROBINS
away with child doing with fundamental in life
The children
and in that
write
and grownups
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08

BY SENATOR.
CHELBY NJ CULLOM, United States Senator
~ From Illinois, OF course | believe in Santa
Claus, and am old enough to be him myself
Santa Is much better the young folks now
than he In my day. We were glad to get
few pieces of candy for Christmas or some other
simple gift believe In Santa Claus so strongly
that l going to entertain my granddaughter
and her two children at Christmas | am going
to have Christmas tree and let Santa trim 1t
for the little girls and | expect they will be de-
lighted with the presents he brings them, as
they have been good girls.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08
II q
BY A SETTLEMENT WORKER.

AEISS JANE adams Of Hull House: The
AVA belief in Santa Claus should be
aged In children. l think the idea a very pretty
one and not for the world would l try to dis
courage It The chief value of 1t lies in giving
children idea of the kindly spirit that walks
abroad about Christmas time All the children
in the neghborhood Of Hull House believe in
Santa Claus We enter into a conspiracy with
their mothers and take the trees to their homes
after they are asleep. Then they come next day
to and gravely tell all about the mys-
terious visit of Santa CLANS No one couId look
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08
by A CATHOLIC PRIEST.


j. l
to in Santa a
in
should
They
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08


of
TO them Christmas spirit
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08


would
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-12-08
Sure, They All Believe In Me!
Santa Claus.

Santa Claus.
%
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
Jn(anO Oge(egrap6
Rorb unb Sslbtmor b.

Rem gort, 30. MdrS. gafas
Giere, Die frih am GbeH0 NIT einem3ug
Der Retp Wort GentruI Gifenbo9H ans
tamsn, Darsu 3sugeH elmer fur4tbarsn
9ragGoie, bic fich Dor ibren alfgsH auf
Der StruBs abf1i.Ite, als Der 2otomoz
tipfii6rsr isinsu 3us pI0sItcb gum Stss
ben ge6ra6t bate. Die pGfdgisre la
ben ,rpie Elm gutsstleioeter WtGnn cine
sSrau HieoerihoB uub odnH bic DafFe
gsgsn ii6 Ielbft riatste.
Der Qotomotipfiibrer, Der 8usrit oas
9aar eeIehsR uub begriffeH bate, I'm
mas e fih bunoslte, iebte Die gremien
an un6 risf BEN Wdnne gu: r9alt,
bait, T6ieBsu Sic ni6t!"
Der W6roer 6eahtete d6er ben uners
purteten 3eussn ui6t, fOnoern 3teIte
ouf bi: 5rau uub itrette lie nit etnsm
SduB gu goosu; bann jugte er fih
cine Rugst in ben Sppf uHo brad me-
ben isiuem Gpfsr tpot Suiammen. Die
'grau bat psnig ausiiht, nit benz 2ss
ben odnpn 3u tommsn.
Die ssruu purpe aIs 5rau gsdrr
gsuptiefpis i0entifi3irt unp es Duro'
| feHasfteIlt, bag Der Wanu. Der bier ben
| Rameu Sacob ShoHs fiibrte, Der
Sohu zines rsiheu Sol3bdnolsrs In
SeItsrreih RameHs Ruoolpb Stup'
niebn mar, Der Dor mehrersn Sahrer
itarb unb I.tuem Sobn Sdeob $780,.
600 hinterIieB. Sin Rdun, Der ibr
lett ainobsit fannte, iast, bdB Saeot
mad, Qmerita tam, ben Rdmsn Shont
annabm unb isin 9ermosen in tar3e1
3eit bur6sebradt babe.
pes 1obtf6luss dulbte
befuHbeu.
@tron, O., 80. Rdrs. Gar
| GpreutIe, Elm 4utomobilbdHoler, Del
onastlaat mar, i'm Ropember 1915
Ssl,n Starr unb 2aura @alotirt
iiberfabreu uno get6btst Su baben, II
am 9onn.rItas bes 5ootI6lags idul
| big bsfunoeH tporoen.
| 5euer.
i aItranbrid, Ga. 80. Wdr3
| Der @eIhdftstheil BON poaa6, ga.
puroe am 1onnerftus Worgen 'fdI
auns our4 5susr s.ritOrt. Gs iinb q
6ebdub. niebsrsebronnt. bournte
stpei Sotels, piele 2aoen unb mebrsr
pripatbduier. Wan elaubt, bal
granbitiftung porIiset. Der S4dbel
tpiro auf $2O0, 900 abssihdst.
Or. 9. 81. pearion psr
i I6entt peitere
100000.
gbicago. Sn., 80. Mdr8. DI
9. a. psarIon BON 5insoale. 81
niro ieinsn 81. Ge6urtstus. am ID
/ 2pril, nit elmer gertheilung DO
$500 900 an Shulen uno reItgioI
SrganiIationen feisrn. Seine Sher
tun1en, bic meiit tleinen Colleges 81
eefaIIsn Iinb, tperben fth bann I'm Gar
, aen auF 5000 belaufen. 8sre
lGpIsss, Rp.. srhGlt 100000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
5eies geseu Diutelb6rie N
uutpnftitutipneII.

Bafbiuqton, Dc, 80. RGr3.
Der 8sriuh bss &onsrefes, Bintelz
b6rfen i'm Siftritt bon Columbia gsz
TesIi6 p0lts unm0gli6 gu MAIDEN, 1T
bur9aus fsblgsi6Iugen. Rt6ter
Wrigbt DOM Sbergeridt oes Siftrttts
Columbia enti6ieb beute, oaB ous be-
treffenbe 9eies nit benz Re6te Der
9iirger, 3pntratte ab3uf6lieBsH, folz
Iibtre uuo bubr untonftitutionea lei.
Cine Berion, pelhe einem matIer Ell
ne Srbre fir cine 4ttieHtruHscttion
adbe, obne uberbaupt su beubft5tigen,
on Der g0rfe gu fpieleu, tonnte tpegen
uebertretung bes 9efebes beIangt
Derben, norouf aber bic Rlagsihrtft
| ii4 uiht ftiise.
Die gntf6etnuHs bat MIR Iotale
geoeutung uro bruuht ntht nptbtpers
bigerDeiie bic bonn Sufti3oepartemsnt
| in annsren gtGbtcn gsgsu @inteib0ra
fen stnssIsitetsn 9erfabrsn gu bssin'
| fIuFsn.
lDte du8GGubiiden 9sfan'
gsnen in 5dnoen Der
Meritdner.
Gl 9aip, Serus, 80. Mdr3. aui
bic anfangs Der Dots Don Der ~aHos
ettrtsn greFe" a6geIhidte 9speihe, in
IipeIher Der Sbsrft SamusI 9orcto
Guellar um Die Ramen uno aorener
Der 4uslGnoer qebeten murine, Die be
bem 9efe6t in Gaias granoss Der
rerituuif9sn Rsgierun9struppeu II
cie 5Gnos gefalIeu itHo, 1T am DON
ueritdg Die foIssnbs 4ntport etnge'
trpffen.
I'm bic QFocitrte Preiie.
/ Die Nameu unb aoreTen Der Gus
IGnber. bic am fe6fteu Utdr3 DON Der
Reoierunqsiruppsn in gaias 9rdnoe;
eefangsn senommeH ipurben, Itno mi
fclqt: Z. SO. 9ra6am, StIabomt
rGitp; 81. g. See, gacaitrid, Sal.
oyo6n 6arriIon, Del Rio, Ssr.; 6. 8
Rico, 1742 Bulb StraBe, San 5ran
cisco, GAL; Dilium Current, Gid
Stld.; Bruce Ro6ert Sucpbp, 201t
goro Central 2tpsnue, DRinneapoIts
!, minn.; Sionsp Sspers. 357 @sit lis
StraBe, Rep gort; 4lfrsb 5raute
s, s04 Stafford Strabe. Santa auno
Gal; Sumes 8. Souss, Sulutt
Wtnn.; iylopo 8. Rartin. $50 Rupui
StraBe, 9enper, Colo; Ben. .. Scr
nunpap, Sort Dopns, Snb,; 6. 6
Carlton, Miaiums, Orig; 5erbiuan
: 2iebsr, Drains am RbeiH. Ssutit
lamb; ssreo. Sbsr6uiher, Gngelstit
den, Deutialanb; Soc Murrp, 81
Sft 43. StroBe. gtetp gort; 3. 6
: SonIer, 2s45 Giio Ssnuinss aosnu'
Sort Wortb, 2eras."
Gds gintpm eHteuer >
amenbemen BON ber
i 2eeisIdtur BON
! Watne rdtts
ftSirt.
E augufa. Moine, 80. Wedrs. =
! 9lah elmer Gonferen3 3tpiIden oe1
Z @nupernsur glaiIteD unb ben bemotrt
tiiden siihrern i'm 9aus uno I'm 9
rat bat ipGt am Rahuittag bic Gegi'
Ilotur oas Observation-Disclosures
ment our Stcnititution ratifiairt.
glm 0ormittde bate Der Sendt po
:. 4menoement perporFsn unb ods Sau
;, bate bdg @Iei9s fhon Dor Elm pac
|. 5ugen sstban. geios 9arteien, R
n publitaner tpe Demotratsn, hotten
{ ibren lesten Staats- -glatformen bo
i. glmenbsment tnbofiirt, bic Mabreg
i. itieB aber IN Der 2eeisIatur auf Opp
!. iitinn uno man sluubte. odb iie m
q Der GntiGeiound nes Senats am Wlp
GEN abssthan iei. Mahsens oer Mi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
0Netterberitbt.

Tur Obio unb bas ipeftlihe
pennfulpnnien: llnbeittmmtes ,gDetter
NIT Gsbnessef06er am Greitas uno
GamItag. gln Gtdrfe ndhluHenbe
ucrnrfiIi6e Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
Gin Giienbu bn3ug in Ru g.
lamb IberfaIlen.

ST. peters burg, 30. Wtdr3.
Gin 3ug Der BarI6au 8rdntce
Giienbabn ipurbe am Mitttpo9 Nbenb
tn Der tleiuen Station @ibfotp bon eli
ner Rduberbdnbe iiberfullen llnb I'm
$40, 900 bsraubt, nit pel6er Summe
bic gtisnbabn 4ngeftelIteu be3dblt
tperben follten. 3pei qaHagiere purs
ben BON ben Rdubern, bic snttommen
finb, DerDunbet.
Gin 8srIhter ertldrt.
81. getersburg, 80. Mdr5.
Dds ousrpdrtige 4mt bat cine offi5ielle
9epe5he aus 6arbiu er6alten, bic etne
Grtldrung iiber has in Der lestenRdht
perbrsitete gerii6t snthdlt, oaB Die
gbinsfen glagopeitfhent angegriffeu
bdtteH. Die Stabt liegt am rufiI6en
llftr BEG 4murfluFss. Das Gerii6t
entitano boburh, bab bic pielen gbinss
| fen, bic ii9 bon ben peft gentren
| mad Der ruiiii9en Stabt gefliihtet
batten, bon bort ausgetpieien tpuroen.
sic tsbren ieBt halbperhunsert 5uriit
unb iibsrfalIen bdufig ruFii6e Rsis
Isnos.
gremisr ganaIeios Iber
bic 5inri9tung SER
rers.
Wdbrib, 30. MGrs. Der Yrss
r,ier gaRaIsias sab ON 9onnsrftag in
Der aammer austunft iiber bic Stels
lung Der Rsgierung gu benz 5uIe bes
9rofsfcrs 5errer, Der i'm Sabre 1909
in Barcelona btneerihtet tpurbe. Der
9renier Iagts. bub Is bic erite qfli6t
Der Resierung iei, Sufti3 3u ii6eu uno
bic Rubs unb SronuRg dufrsAt gu
srbalten. Gr CAB 81, bab bic Wtli>
tdrgeiebs nit gutemRefuItot amenoirt
peroen f0nRtsn, er iugte aber, oaB bic
9rurthsilung 5errers cine gereht:
eelueien 1si. Die Rssierurg bate
ni6t bos Re9t gsbdbt, bas lrtbeil ets
ner aepiiipn 3u uutsrperfen, oeHu
ibre 5unttioRen ietsn ourauf be-
ihrdutt, fir bic 9urhfahrung oeI
Geiess gu iOrssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31

Cine Gnu6eiOung 80 9unlen
Oer lJinke(6Otlen
Die aber nur auf ben 3iitritt
pun Columbia 8e5ns bat.
7ie Wameu Der tm Gaias 0rannes
pan ben Meri anern sefam'
seneu susldHoer seliefert.
gs beftnbsn ii9 AUDI atpei Seuti6e
baruHter.
Die 2egislatur Don Wautne rattfistrt
pus @intommeniteuer=
Gmenbement.
Die 15 Sabre aIte @liie 9enthorne
Sn Der Rdbe Don Repart, S9io,
srnoroet.
u. W. 5atpttns, Der bic Mel1s Sarge
GrpreB So. I'M $4,000 6eraubt
baben ioG,
Mit ieinem SpieBgeieasn in .4utldn
4riSona, Osrhaftet.
Die 3abl Der Spfer Der geep Yortsr
9ranhfntoftrpphe betraat iebt LA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
Cincinnati. Sreitas. oen 81. 0dri 1911.

ben Ritglieberu Der ganlorrd felbf be-
auftraat. Die Ma1t uno ber ginfluB
bieIer Mdnnsr iei srSber als berientgs
Der goliaet unn Der Genbdrmen. ba
BON ibnen ertpartet tpirn, bob iie bieies
niaen, bic ii9 etfpds sn S4ulben tonl<
men laFen unb baburh bic Orsdntide
tipn, bie tpi6tigere 3iele 9at, torlpro@
mittiren f6nnten, auS.ige.
Die anp6lte Der DertbeibiguHg ges
ben ii4 1lEe mDgli6e Wiihe, ben 3eus
gen in Wiberiprii9e 81 peritrtfsn, er
mar absr Isinsr aufgabe OoufdHoig sss
maiden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31

Die 3abl Der Spfsr Der gtep 9ortsr
granbtataitropbe betrdgt jest 144.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31

gltt ieinsm SpisBgeielIsn in autldn,
QriSona, perhaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
Das intsrnatiuaa(e auiaii6er-gsurn
niro nater6(ei6ea
mtiI bie GronsOfen nibt mad Dsutid
lamb fliesen foIIen.
Gin nsu.s zeppelin auftfdiff fertig

Gij;sitsrss iiber bic Grmorbuus ess
Gberit BON S6li6tiHg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
b0N|LLA
AND HIS AIDS.
AEW9U RHEuM AlIUA
ACTION IN UNITED STATES
COURT coMPLI CATES HON.
DURAN REVOLUTION.
FRIENDS SEND WARNING.
Tell Him Not to Co Aboard u. 6
Warship--J, W. Beer, sew Or
leans Merchant, Indicted
EroHe Neutrality laws.

I New Orleans, Feb. 1S.-The HonaG.
ran revolutionary situation was fur
\ Their complicated today oy The indict-
ment in the federal cour; mere OF
General Bonllla, provisional president
q Honduras, General Lee Christmas
Colonel Florian David and Joseph w.
Beer charged with violating the ner.
trality laws in connection with the
nAousteing expedition of the
steamer Hornet. :.
The indictments resulted from an
investigation instituted by the de 4
nartment Of justice of the Unitei1
ata;es at Washington.
Caplases were Immediately issuadl
Tor the indicted men, ani Mr.. Beer
4 New Orleans merchant, was placed
tupder. fond of $1,000. General Ro.
Tilla, General Christmas ana Colorelt
David are in Honduras win the revo. |
army.
Whether the United States govern
aient VIII attempt to bring the revo-
utlonary leader and his lieatenantsE
Pack here for trial is not known. II
General Bonilla, who is at Ceiba i
vas warned yesterday ~ cable not tot
- aboard an American yesse:. His \
lose friends and symqa.:.izers today
openly asserted that ,=e attitude ofs
his government would force Gener.lI
sonllia to decline the negotiations forI
eaee and press his fight in Honduras
nth arms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
SHOWED DIVORCE DECREE
Which clinched Right OF Missouri
Girl to Secure Marriage License
at East St. louis.

East ST. Louis, ILL.,, Fec. 1s.--ro
convince Deputy Marriage License
Clerk Smith, OF Eas; st. Louis. today
that she was old enough to obtain a
marriage license without tie consent
Of her parents, Mrs. Della Johnson, Of
Carthage, Mo, produced decree
showing that she was divorced from
her first husband three years ago.
The license was granted. ...
Mrs. Johnson was accom- panied by
Leonidas dc Foltz, ALSO d Carthage.
She is scarcely five feet tall aud the
sweater coat and iaunty cap she
wore made Smith dubious that she
was Is years old, which Is .ne legal
marriage age. Mrs Johnson told him
she was "A years old, bat Smith hest
tated until he saw the divorce de-
cree.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
RIVER NEWS

The Pacific went 10 the lower Mis-.
siss-ppi yesterday lien;.
The Harry Frown passed from
Louisville to New Orleans yesterday
with 2 boats of coal and 8 models
and ? new steel barges ioaded with
iron and steel
The river marked 55.5 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall Of IL feet In "a aonrs. Rising
rivers were reported yesterday from
POINTS above here as follows: Shoals
Ind. ~, Terre Haute 10, Mt. Carmel
IL, Kansas City IL, Hermann, No.
liz, st. Louis 1.3.
The st. Louis & Tennessee River
steamer City of Savannah has been
launched at Paducah and will be put
into service again in fewdays.
The Georgia Lea left Memphis YES
terday fer Cairo. She should be here
Monday and load for her return trim
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
B|JOU IMPROVEMENTS
We'll Lighted Theatre Yet Movno
Pictures Are Shown With
Good Effect. Z

Travis A. Kimmel. proprietor of The
blJou theater has Installed THE Eye
Comfort System" or illumination
which is a notable success in thu
lighting Of picture theatres.
The best theatres everywhere are
installing this up-to-da,e system. Ii
permits the pictures to be shown in
wen lighted place without injury
10 the picture or the slightest diseom.
lori to the eye. All dark corners are
Gone away with and this in itself is a
very redeeming feature. Mr. Kim
mel says he has already received a
number OF compliments on the great
Improvement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
IN CIRCUIT COURT
DAMAGE SUIT FOR 5000 AGAINST
CAIRO TRACTION CO., BY
J. w. GRIEF.
Says He Was Seriously ilurt by Car
Starting When He Was GETTING
Off--Seyersi criminal
Cases t.cafd.

Judge William n. Butler opened
The Alexander county circuit corrt
yesterday morning at oclcck, .Ae
usual hour. Tho entire day was
occupied by the case OF j. w. Gfis :
vs.. The Cairo Electric and TractiLa
Go. Mr.. Grief sues for $1,000 dam
ases. He testified THAI he was riding
IN 4 Summer car Of the Cairo Electric
Cpd Tra ion Go. and rang the bell
fCr Walnut and Cross streets as he
wished to get off there The car
stepped and while he was getting of
the motorman started tie car This
occurred at the time he had plac2d
one foot on the ground the other foo |
being on the car step. the car was
started and be was ;:lroN1 10 the
pavement and he sus aimed injuries
which he claims was the cause OF ais
being ccn,-- He'd to remain in bed for
more than three months. He claims
he sustained bad rupture and was
aaily bruised all over his body. Be
ne an old man the shock such as he
eceived, he says has placed him out
II condition 10 earn his living. NJ
The case occupied the attention of
he court from early morning until
ale at night The jury was not made |
y until nearly noon and then only
! men had been secured The en- Il
iEc PANEL has been exhausted AMI /
My men had been secured, bit b
ccording to agreement between the
ttcrEeys It was decided to 90 On i
tin the ase with II Jurors 2
In the afternoon witnesses were Z
yamined These WHO were on thu q
II al the time the accident happened Il
ere the witnesses In the case
mong these who testified yesterday "
ere j. W. Grief, he plaintiff, rr "
,el1s, G, c. Terrell. Walter B. Huette
larry Haette, Charles Cunningham a
nj Clarence Keatcn Y
Three more witnesses will be ex U
mined tomorrow morning after
mich the attorneys VIII present thaI. "
regiments. Attorney angus Leek
apresentes the plaintiff and Hon
eed Green represents the Street
ailway CO.
Myrtle Small Perry was sentenced
Judge Butler to Joliet peniten C
~ at hard labcc-aa .aGeterminate CT
2nte-ee which may extend to IA tn
ears. m
William Brown Mead guilty to lar o.
ny and WAS given in indeterminate =
rm and to be confined at Chester 81
at hard la.o-. ht
Henry Burrow plead guilty to II
lrglary ard was given an .nac
rminate term at Chester at harI K
Dor. 81
Odessa Penrod, who was charged 5"
tn larceny, her case was cntinued w
morally. WI
Dr.. Ernest J. Duncan gave bond for mi
90 for his appearance at the May 81
m CT the circuit court I'd
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
Vlsitinn K. p'e In,litnH

All visiting knights of Pythias in
the city are invited 20 meet at Asea.
Ion Lodge hall, Eighth and CONNER
Gal avenue, with the mcnoers OF AS
cafon ami Cairo lodges at 7 o'clock
this evening to attend a special ser
vice at the First M, E. church on the
occasion of the forty-eigntn anniver-
sary Of the order.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
Curious Sarnames.

IN india such surnames as theso
are frequent Tilak & caste mark On
,ne ioreheadl, Piyari tbeloved), Chh
houri fsix little shclls). Tonga a
cioVe), kharg Sword, Bali tstrone,
rhul Chower), Bahadur (braye,.
lherc sometimes they give their chill.
aFch pad names. 50 that evil spirits
VIII pass them BY end not harm them.
thinking they axe worthless.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
ARMOUR ANT COMPANY
IS TIE CONCERNS NAME

Kansas City, Feb. 13.-Tne bust.
ness Of al tho Armosr Packing COM
pany plants In tic United States Is
70 be conducted uniformly In the
name q Armour ana Company. This,
according TO Chas. W. armour, heal
q the Armour interests IN Kansas
Glty, - the only reason permission
was asked at Jefferson City Yesterday
70 retire the license o. tae Armour
Paeking Company, Of Kansas city. to
70 business in the state of Missouri.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
All RE Could Carry.

an Atlanta man not LONG aro me. !,
tha ny VINO was driving horse SO thin
49, aa, u staggered as 1t walked. "Why
ind, : yoa put more flesh on that nag?"
INDIGNANTLY demanded the albanian
H., oeuse me, boss" replied the driver
a' ooin' de best kin. CANT
- ny, poss. dat no boss kin hardly
now?" - sol oh MN
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
Funeral of Mrs. Whitaker.

The funeral of bsrs Henry Wnita,
ker VINO died Thursday afternoon.
will be heldbatthe family residence
$40 West Thirty-fourth street, this
afternoonlatt1:30 o'clock, and tae re.
mains viii be taken to Deecn Grove
cemetery Via interurban car, for in
terment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19

Harry E. Wilson died at st. Mary's
ihilrmary this morning at $50
O'CLOCK He had been I'll at the In.
Urinary for some time, having been
operated on six weeRs ago. Funeral
arrangements will be announced Is
morrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19

The Redman-Magee elevator had a
small fire yesterday morning ABOUT 2
o'clock and fire stations Nos. 2 and 4
responded, A fire was discovered on
an upper floor and was soon extin.
guished. with but little damage. The
origin OF the fire is unknown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
Safe Iha, E.na,j..,, q

a buoyant sale that In case !, ~,
ns.er VIII float to the surface ~ M
snip equipped with it sinks has Az s
S var, !, ns ronr mechanics In tho navy
yard AZ Eremertcn. Wash Tia sa,a
sans,s's q large cylinder OF stea,
whleh IS divided into two comn,rtl
inehts, the lower one being an a,r
ea,p.aa' ef and the lower fitted as re-.
septacle for money aD4 3epers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
General Conditions.

Tao day was cloudy, with rain
measuring .c3 Of an inch up 10 7 y.
m. The government bulletin reported
rain Or snow from 10 points, extent
Ing over the upper :.ver valleys,
Colder weather generally in north
west -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
Forecasts For Toasy,

Cairo and vicinity. Ran; nc.
much change In temperature
Illinois: Washington. Fen, IS
Rain or Sew Sunday; MONDAY cloudy
Probably snow or rain IL south por.
lions.
Missouri. Rain OF saow Sunday;
Monday cloudy and ysslsetSlAa
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
Personal. MENTION.

David Rosenberg, proprietor o. the
Palace dry goods store, VINO is at St.
M1fy's lntirmary, is improving rapid
ly. He was operated upon last Mon.
lay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19

At the Presbyterian Sun-ay school
This afternoon there will De patriotic
services. Special music will De given
on this occasion and everybody IL
invited
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19

signs Tor any price for any bus,.
ness. Bullard G. Kitzmiller.
ltsist on your grocer for yours
Truly"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
TO Polish Furniture

~ furniture there Is nothing to
eqaai owe oil or raw linseed oil, rub.
nea INTO the wood, according 10 tha
e'a'h, me woodwork may require
RESTRAINING as we'll Ordinary old oak
- aiways improved by rubbing ii with
, waiH poes Il should DO remembered
mat iinsted oil has the eject Of dart
enirg mahogany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19
Sun end Moon.

sun VIII rise today. ....... .Eslisa.s m.
Sun will set today. .5.45 i. NJ.
Moon vii rise tonight. l.:::- a. nj.
Mote: Sun record is accurate for
Cairo, supplied by locar observer OF
Y. $. Weather Bureau Moon record
- the calendar record for. tits sec
toni
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19

rooms paperea complete, $3.50.
Marable, the Painter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19

Corn for Sunday dinner, Yours
Truly"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-19

4 Do you want an extra good sa'at
dressing? Try Yours Truly"