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The Washington herald., 1911-09-10

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The Washington herald., 1911-09-10
PRIZE WINNERS OF THE
GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE

The of the prize of the Geographical Puzzle
published The Washington Herald Sunday September are as
follows:
| WM D. CULLEN, MRS. G. w. PITCHER,
! CHARLOTTE GEORGE, J. P. RICHTER
| A. r. MAHAN, F. S. THOMPSON
| EDNA MAY, LOUISE YOUNGS
! MARY F MILLS FRANKLIN VAN LURANCE
| ESTELLE T. NARLOWE L. A. WIDMAYER
| LILLIAN MORTIMER, H. T. WEAVER
! EDNA H. ONEIL,
AS there than
those submitting solutions included in the list Of
will be used roll of honor and will be even nrefer
awarding prizes when they correct answers to
subsequent puzzles
ROLL OF HONOR-NO. 20.
J. F BRACKETT. A
G. V. BARRETT. LovEJOY
MRS. WILLIAM D CULLEN.
BONUS CIVIs H MASON
S. G.
N
THOMAS FOSTER.
J. O.
F.. L. T.
J. GRAY S. D.
MARGARET GEORGE, STANTON
JOSEPHINE c.
VIRGINIA HOLLAND A L WILLIAMS
RUTH E.
The correct follows:
PENNSYLVANIA TOWNS, No 25.
Push, Pullman (push pull man.
KeelsviTe (keels, vire).
- Holland Capps (FIoland caps).
Saddlers (saddlers)
Chesson Board (chess board).
Bede (B, D..
Scrubber Bragg (scrubber, B, rag). al
Tocane (toe camel. =
persons sending in solutions are requested 70 write pn
tneir name and address
a answers were received without
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
@bitempntb. @am.
Mutuas
VI. g..

yDoIuS iuiee puDeetV UuiupItHpP
liIista ibmeistd, iouoin fanotoar, ets
I'd Jos niitd ndbtdiIiin min pelidstpis
fimme, Fun meibdn Iilmdmme eipdt
ole niibin tottuneet. Sumola tdpttdd
taimaan ia maan ibmeiud, ettd erd'
mnatfin otpat tdpnnd Sumolan III.
meta ia SGnen ldsndolooan.
Slemme fotIeaeet td6ad metidpir'
tiuG fuinfa rupfaa on palmiina
faitfiaua eIdimiDe. Sirmi ipD pens
ioot forfeammalta ia idnis olempaa
mitd birpi idttdd. 81 mitddn meme
butfoan, fosfo pient lintufin tnoSs
ia narttoo puun ofIalla, tunnes tpDs
miebet omat poistuneet puoliIelto,
ettd fe iaa f~oriota murnt. eSa Jos
mield fatlomme ourintoa. Sebdn
faitiae ruuan feittdd, ia futin olens
to pttoa Iiitd ratpintonIa, minfd
sSumola on fuuettn malmtStonut.
Sbminen on foiffein nibeIidiIin
luotuin iomfosia. 3un ie on pifeen
mofubrempnIa mietelIpt, min fatfe.
ra miinafin maistuu tuin moito, ia
tormos tupoffa on FUN ri~nidioferi.
So mield pobempi: FUN omatunto
on narrattu, min rumaa eldmdd pie
oetGGn founiina. airous, iretaiIu ia
tonsii Ell louffao n%orrottua omaatun'
too.
slnna Suu,ola exempt benfeii moi'
mna nellie, iotfa min mdbdn aifaa
eldmme, ettd me eldifimme ldbempd'
nd Iinua, ettd ndfiiimme iinun iunret
ibmeeii iofa pdirpd, ettemme pelids'
tpiIi astua Seeiusto wastaan tuomi'
ole.
u. 0leen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

Meibdn pitdG ferran foiftien IL
mesipmdn SumnIan tuomipistuimen
eteen. Se on totto. Sind niimeilend
paipdnd tGpiep taitfieu i~drieuisten
luontofoppolten ilmestpd SeeiufIen
RriStutIen tuoinioistuimen eteen.
SiQoin tuleipoi ~murmoontin fnitfetn
ihmisten ipo6niet iuItiIitfi ia faitti
5olaiIet oiotutIet ianot ia tpDt bpmdt
ia pohnt nule,unt molfeuteen, ia tn
Elm tuomitoan, n%iinfuin pnamali tir'
ioittoo Room. 2: 6. 16: pSumala
antaa i1ifnaefin bGnen t0ioenId idls
teen fosfa Sumolnn pitea tuomto
ilmaantnu". Sa Sumola tuonitIee
ibmisten I%aloiiuuoettin.
Siuoin ilmoletoan burstoSten ~
bGmet, iotfa eiip6t mistGGn mnusta
ole min buoIebtineet fuin %eipanfelin
mistG, ia beibGn buofartIenIa tulee
{iuoin m~olteuteen. Siloin fuullaan
beibdn iaIot Iananio, ioita be tdaud
nurfieIa omat pubuneet. 81 ole bei'
bdn tieleuGdn olut ainoatafaan pp'
bdd fauista Ianao, iota ct 9erra
Gristus tuliIi fertomaan ia ipodmeI'
liIesti plistdmddn. Sinoin iuItilue'
taan faitile ppbiue heioan faliit
tpDn1G, ioita moailma OH tdGIG ptl'
tannnt. So niitd tuullaon iuureua
ibmetpfIeud. WtpDstin ndboddn beis
odn benseIinen iaistelunia ipntid
mostaan. Samoin FUN beiodn nDp'
rpptenid ia iuuri acknowledgements
riStin ala. gliin tooella on, rafaS
pstdnd, Ell fufaan moi tiertdd tuos
miota. Ystdnd rafos, iofa nield
olet pimepoen barIoaa peitettp, ola
5inGfin nostaa 10 pddii plbs fatieIe'
maan autuuttaii ptfin SeeiufIen pe'
resIa ia usfo waan ipntiii anteetii
Seeiutlen a%niioeia. Waan mieldfD
talbot ~irtpisteud Sumolan ianole?
&uule! Sumalo Ell anna itiednid pill
fata. SumaIa Ell ole ie Sumola ione
iumolaton memo felpoa. Isl pstdnG
rafas, toiIesto tdptpp finun luopua
10 tddad aiasio. perteleeSid tdptnp
finun f~ofonaon Iuopua jos talbot
festdd momiouo, iiud meiodn pitdG
ilmesipmdn SumuIan iuomioistui'
meneteen.
panna Wuinionpdd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
2abo6sia iianfaiftiliim
inhliin.

81 tuiuta Iuuri ofio on I, ettd ib'
miielld on mnpad iptDfdpnlDs Su
NOLAN luotle. &c tuntuu falliilta,
morIintin Iiuoin fnn fuolemo on Ill
m6tn eoesl6. Sinotn iaiton ilollo
buuoabtao: mimuua on Sumola,
ionta tpfD nina menen. yldin moi
uerorpainen mormmoellu 1onou.
Olen pdut bpptn Iairas uleampia
pdipi1, olen ollut AMMAN muoteen
Omaha. yDaon iunri tdtd firiolttate'
Ioni pind nirtistpin dSrcttDmdstd
ilotulposto, eta oIiiin mattta bpp'
pinpt. Isl ruumiiuiuen fipu tuntunnt
painopan.
TptDt oltoinot I%pittanloon ibanta
pirIid ia nina pbbpin iomoon ia
meleeIeen, iouoin minut fpoltolt min
folpa ilonitfu. ettG minin pitt lopet'
too louIuni. Wlinun noltoii fopa
fotiitdnG, ia toipoin, eta plan pad
HIin iiantoittiiiin iubliin, insla CT o.
liii niitd iuuria maifeut'ia, iotto tddl'
III on mpitettomanu. uetoon tulles'
Iani n1ptti fplld foitfi belpolta, ia
niinbdn olifitin, jos mein otna u.s.
foiIi.
Sofa ON Ieuronmui Serroa Seeius'
ia, ioto m%dbemmdn eli pitemmdn
oifoo. min bdn on Iounut dina mos
lin moisteua Sidn bertuista ia ndb'
MT Sidn nellie ontamio tolenfiio,
ioito Ell pfffddn iumolaton eitd ptlf'
fooia ole Iaanut ndbbd eifd mois'
toa.
0pfpoita on fomin maifea usfo'
moiIeIe, ettd ppipd fiinni ianosla
ptIintertaiiesii. Sa minimum Seelus
Ionoo etia Jos find nsfotfi, Min IL
nd ndfiIit SumaIau funnian, Min
moItomoo on uefon poimo. Oltoon
ala miten Iuuri tabonfa Min mott
fen usfoa S%eeIutIen ia SumoIon bal.
tuun. ga fiuoin Ell perfele eifa maa'
lima moi tebbd mitddn mohinfoo.
Wle pIemms onneaiiia, maifta me
naptdmmefin fDpbiltd la f%uoueilto,
mirumme fo~iroatesia 10 ndpttdd fuin
SumaIon rasfaS tdfi Iepdifi pddl'
ldmme, Ell ole maouista totparao et
Ed funnioa, iota mailman loplet
foiiomot paIio ormoftoampona fiitn
toitpoonista pnnea. Sanofoamme
lola, woiffa fDpbpps, ioiraus ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

fuoIemo owot fdIiSId. eta friStittp.
nd ei tnitenfoon tiebd mitddn f6p'
hppbeeta, fuolemnSta tai ioiraubes
to, iiud Serroni 9rismtIen foutio ne
tuIewat toiffi ierpepbetIi, riffou.
betfi ia ppbppbeffi. ga waiffopa en-
nieId foitfea Iiid ndefdan, min ties
ban, ettd ferron ioan ndbod ia no,it-
tio.
Siiaret ia peliei, idtdn ieiodt Su'
maIon ormon boltuun normasIa
ustosia, ettd JOS ei tddad tomota'
faan toiIiomme, min fuiientin tapa.
ioon iionfoitfifisia iublisia.
Mrmosfa ia moipasia n%eIienne
80. N.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

bin, foitfi on molmiStettu". Nutiiis
femme aIiae1a eli meibdn taripitIe
parma riffoa ristiin, Iiad autuus on
min ipalmis ettei iiitd puutu buo.
tausta eli fpnneltd. 2aitti on Zee
iufiesio tdpttpnpt. SIoitIe iiitd iielu.
Y,intd Natamin fautta fabotimme.
len S~eelufien foutta iaimme tatoiiin.
Sddud muufoIaiiunoen moosia
laonat Scrron omot tuntea ndliin
i~uiuaonista eIimatuo, fun be mir
tenid mirittGnd ia fanteleitaan tai-
utioiuot Serron tunniatIi, fnS lilo
Serrosfa on meib6n mdfemppiems
me. 9errasia faitfi Ssroelin Iiemen
panburstautetaon ia he %iaauat IT.
Iednid Sdnensid fersfato.
8plld moni luulee SumoIan lapIefIi
p~d6iewdnfd emilia iDiadnId ia puus
billanio. Wlutta Ie on oiman mddrd
Iuulo. Gibdn luonnouilesIofaan iub'
teesIa lapIi maieuta mitddn ipntpmi
leenid. Ndin on mp1sfin benseli
IeSid iubteesia. Nntafaomme Su'
molaue lie funnio, iofo Sdneqe tulee
Sidndmme, ettd 6dn on meibdt lop.
iitIenIa ipnnpttdnpt neoestd ia Gen,
sestd eli meben peiosia ionon fauts
ia. Monet buofaileipat: mttd %tefiiin,
ettd SumoIan lapietii tuIiiin. 2ouis
Iielu, fuule MT: lopiefIi plet ipntpnpt
ilman omia t6itdii, ia perint6Ii iaat
omistaa &aritIon meresfd.
Nutuos
ml 81
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
Ralewa, Mih.
belnitunua
panna Wainionpdd.

UClittluLuu
Mrmoa ia raubaa toipotan faitiue
tutuiue ia tltntemattomiue, iotfa Iut'
taiaa lufenoi!
Monesii olen oifonut ternebtdG
Muttoian mt~iiafuntao, moan dina ie
on iddnpt. Suntu erittdin b~amsfalto
fdn ioa lufea Muttaiosto peliien Ia
I%iIdrien firieitd faittiolto Mmeritasto
iopa Suomestatin. Niin ne Serran
pmot nmat boipitetut pmpdri maan'
pitrin, ptb iieud toinen tddld. So
faitti ne tpoan iulietanat iitd aus
tuutta, iofa ferran @oIsatulIa tapab'
tut, iinoin FUN Sumolun poita See
fuS 8ristiis buuIi: ,Se on tdptettp"!
ealisti pddnfd ia antoi benfenld.
Siuoin tue rasfos ia falls lunos.
tustpD oil tdpoeliiesti loppuun Iuo'
ritettu. aofo mooilma iilloin ma.
pautui foifesta ipnnistd, fuole'
masta ia perfeteen nolasto. Sill
loin faiffi fableet fattottiin. 81 MT
endd tormitle fenenfddn buffua,
paan faifin iaamme eldd iiontoitfi'
festi. = ,Si itifiitos olfoon &arit'
fan, FUN t1btemme Jolt falfin fatfe'
ran. Niin unrest Id meiid rofostit,
ettd mailman 'pnnit ionitit".
2a1is tobeunfin oil, pstdmd ra'
fas, lunastustpD. 81 fultn ella hos
pea Iiiben %riittdnpt, noon Seefutien
2ristufien ppbd ia tails peri. Siad
meri Ie oil, iofo IDnnit iopitti, eifd
meibdn omot ipDmme eifd barras
tutIemme. lDaifto moni Min luuIee
tdndfin pdimdnd, eitd fun iofTaa
prittdd ia rufoilee, min !9erro fitte
uuttaa. Wtutta rufous ia barrashls
Ell ole mifdGn autuuben perustus.
Siud meio6n tpDmme, olipa ne paifs
Ia fuinfo bpmid, omat ne fuitenfin
faastoiTia. Muuta perustusta ei tai'
ba pfFifddn panna woan fen fuin
pontu on, iofo on SeeIus 8ristus.
Se perusius festdd mprsfpien mpl.
piesid ia ipiburituuliea %ninfuesia,
Fe Ell boriu. Sbanata on, ettd me
t%uriino ipntifindtin Toomme usfoa
iiIemme armosta o~utioaffi, Wapab'
toiamme, Seefufien aristufIen fperi'
fesId o%nfiosio. rSiud ormosta tie
oIetfe autuaofii tuIIeet, usfon fantta
ia ei itfeteistanne, SumaIan lobia ie
on. RuuIuuban futiu: nGuIfao bdis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
wort Mrtbur, Ont,


Eddud bpfpin tunnettn fanioloi'
femme Glias Mntion louftoontui 10
ennen ioulua Iiten, Fun oil farmil'
laan oiamasl ia istuen reesfddn buo'
manhattan tofoopdin louffoamot
~paribenoiet ia iespuuuaan meidTi.
mdt Wt:n %benoienia iolfoibin ia I'll.
ben taatoimot bdnen benoienia ia
itiefin faatuinat. Vt. ioutui bemoss
ten iolfoibin ia oiman faatuneitten
ale. SHINE oil ettei bdn fuo0ut, muts
ia rubioutui paboin- ia fotfeii 2 fpI'
tiluuta poiffi. Npt on fuitenfin 10
WatSon parantunut min, eftd pps'
tpp oIemoan wdbdn Iiifteeud. Toi
fafin Ieurafuntamme tnnnetuito ben,
fiIDiid on i~oiroana fummeiaubisio.
Wrs ia mr. DonioIon ia Gmel Sep
paId, npt 10 porontamoon pdin tdtd
tirioittoisio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
CLIP, @inn.
Sornmif. 1911.
81. Yleen.

Glpn nanbemman en. lutb. ieu'
ratunnan nuoIifofous pioeitiin ieu'
raf. firtosia tt. 8 y. Sarfeimpid teb.
t1nid oil Iieqd mirfatnnnon wolit'
leminen tdqe masto nlfoneetIe nuo'
belle. Sim. maiittiin Soofob Draft,
robastonboitoiafTi @bporo Sorri,
firiurifIi ". Sontopotta, trustiiieifii
ppis lddndin iiioae nolittiin Spl'
mester Tautio ia Sobon 9erranen
folmefii muooeffi. DiafoneifTi pb'
befIi muobetii 9lus 3uomaoIa ia 8.
9iipoffo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

tniiuloiiid uIein taiponnnt ia tieodn
montu 10 ielaiieeIa furiuloesla fuols
leet,i ,lottut pWnt toti pdGsIeet lois
rooloan, nultto nIein min mp0hddn,
eitd puripdiupdd Iieud bpuroiltuoon
fuumeen tpniisId, omot tuolleet.
Surfiao, iunoiua ieiiitdmGt0nid pn'
neitumumtto tuottoa ipiina ~tG6a6tin.
81 ole eoee roittiueIeuraa euGG. &c
OH oIIut, mittu Ioliulistit oloot anoS.
lancet fummaotafin faupun9ista nii'
ben o%moiImoen. NimeQiiestt betin
tpll1 pubuiput roittiuoestu, mutta
lite ruiitiustpD M bdninnpt.
9i6ir Iiis or turiao eldn,d tddud.
fin, Iielun niboll linen roosiaa ibmiid
iofo puoieIto. Wiutta tiitos Suma'
la lie, ettd 6dn oientoa pelasiatpon
t0ienId tditfialle. SnneIlinen Oh ie
ibminen, iota eldmdnid ontfurin
lostee Serrun Iebaoiin nimeen.
SSort y8iliomin Ienrafnnnon tirt
foo OF MT 10 nletfu rafentomoan ia
BORT Wrthurin ieurofunnouo on iItn'
mat belmit. % y.
Nuttoian paifoIieoEamiebeti Yort
Nribur,in on lupuumnut Smell Sep'
pGld, ia hdn oItao toimenlo bett fun
(porontuu ebeld moinitusto touoiss
tour.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

u. panlim foupasio, !SurIep,
Wis. on Iuiiri binnon oIennus miles,
ten ia poifasten pddupstateiue. 2dps
Edo npt pstomosia. Ne owat boIpo'
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
Nafan paittem (ylemmanbsl

N0tnH pnttteH lJtefntNu1pe
mppnti on MT oIfamit &. pauIin
fouposio. Wiaoio, puoIipiuaiio,
forttoonilia, floneuifio ia m%erIaraiii
IiIttifia poIoia iuuri maIifoima, faif-
Il bpfpin bolnauo. 8~iirubtofao tee.
n,dan moIitiemiIenne. Ne fdpndi
faupan bopusti.
R. pouI, !6urIep, mis-.
Gitffimambam poIoia foifesto
mdristd iaotawana boIpaua &,
paulin fauposIo. 9urIep, Wis.
= apmlmfiriOia iorwitesianne
menfdd 6. u. Beaniin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12
MET BY HIGHVAYNEH
TWO Cairo Young Men Stopped Near
Half Way House While Driving
Home From Mound City.

Leslie Reed and Richard Champ
ion, Two Cairo young men, report an
experience with highwaymen last
nigat about 10 O'clock on the Mound
City road. They We're returning from
La drive to Mound City When they
reached a point a short distance north
Of the halfway house two men sprang
out from the road and tried to stop
their horse by grabbing at the lines
and bits. The boys were moving
along at a lively gait and when one
of the men succeeded in grasping the
lines at the bit the horse greatly
frightened at the sudden appearance
Of the men, dashed forward dragging
one OF the men and striking him
with his forefeet, The man let go his
hold on the lines and fell to the
ground, and the wheels Of the vehicle
passed over him, He got up and
limped off One of the boys took
several shots at both men, but don't
think either was hit. A little beyond
the spot where the men had appeared
upon the road, was gypsy wagon ut
The side OF the road, The boys think
the two men were gypsies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12
TO FEAST DOCTORS
,ADQL Plus BUSCH CONTRIBUTE
$1,000 TOWARD ENTERTAIN
MENT AT PASADENA
American Medical Association VIII
Meet There This Month--Ban-
auet to Be in Busch's
Sunken Gardens.
Fl awfDD as tIadxz "a j,

S RI aWfDD . as tJadxz Va ~,
Pasadena. Calf, June 1l.-lt will
be a $4,000 feed, and a barbecue,
which Adolphus Busch, the famous
multimillionaire brewer, on behalf Of
his neighbors and citizens of Pasa-
dena, will give the doctors June 30.
The guests will be the physicians ana
srrgeans from all parts OF North
America, who Will be attending tho
z nla convection o+ tile A ti1aa
Medical association, which coLSaaaa
In Los Angeles the last wee In June.
Mr.. Busch Will not be present in
person. but bic has given the Boara
Of Trade $1,000 and told the Entel-
Jainnent committee to SO to IT,"
The setting il to be most gorgeous
as the big feast will be given right
In the middle of the famous Busch
.snen gardens. The splendid park
viii be blossomed III all its glory, The
old Baabury cross mill will be in
working order, to give a tone oil poetic
beauty. After the hungry doctors and
their friends have eaten their fit from
The tables, after they have gamholed
on the green, have tired themselves
out playing hide-and-go-seek about
The wooded hills and flower gardens,
have hunted four-leaf clovers and in.
dulged in other pastimes, the doctors
viii be loaded into automobiles and
taken To Tournament Park to see the
horse races, another feature intended
to be remindful Of the olden ceiebra,
tons and feast days TO top off the
day of mirth and levity. there will be
regulation Roman chariot race.
The barbecue viii not bio a cattle
ranch affair; a Texas Mexican, hareul-
scarem, -you-please, frijoli-chili
event 1t will be a real modernzed
feast, given under the trees, with jus
enough touch OF friioli-chili-hot tamale
entrees to add spice and give the
fasteners a feed which they never
dreamed Of There will be barbecueu
beef. of course, and bulls heads Cor
the old men. There will be Jill
pickles, lobster salads, baked potatoes
carload OF them, and 5000 loayes
Of bread There win be coffee enough
to float ship and real sparkling APP
cIlinaris water
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12

There is n choice old recipe, In which
the owl figures, ITO make any one
that sleepeth answer to whatsoeve,
thou ask" given in "Physick For the
POOR" published in London in 1867.
1t says that you are to take the heart
Of an owl and his left leg and put
that upon the breast of one that
sleepeth, and they shall reveal what
soeyer thou shalt ask them"
The Hindus, however. declare that
the flesh or blood of an owl will
make person insane who eats or
drinks 1t. On this account men who
are devoured by jealousy Of a rival or
hatred Of an enemy come furtively to
the market and purchase an owl In
silence they carry 1t home and secretly
prepare dec0ction, which an accom-
plice will put into the food or drink of
the object.of their malignant designs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12
The Doctors Joke.

A physician who never goes out al
night without leaving directions as to
where to find him IL wanted profess
sionally was at theater near Forty
second street recently with friend
Just before the curtain went up or
the second aet M usher handed him d
note reading Come to the office al
once. Don't telephone Come" The
note was signed by colleague, and
The doctor lost no time III obeying The
peremptory summons. Arriving at bis
destination. he was confronted by sew
eral friends, who cooliy explained that
be had been used TO decide q bet as to
the length OF time it would take to Gov
er the distance which he had tray
crsed. The victims anger was only
slightly appeased when he was assur-
cd that the perpetrators OF the joke
knew no one else who was good ma
tured enough to furnish the informa
ton looked for--New York Tribune
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12

A committee OF French doctors has
been instructed to submit to the Paris
police a scheme Of regulations for min
ilnizing the danger Of the dissemina-
ton Of infectious diseases at theatrical
performances, 1t Is proposed. in the
first place. that every theater shall he
disinfected after every performance by
means of sawdust stepped in antisep
ties. 1t also is recommended that win
dows and doors shall be kept wide
open in the intervals between the per.
formances, that the cushioned seats
shall be sponGed with antiseptics, tina!
the cloakroom attendants shall under
80 regular medical inspection and
finally that the air of the house shall
be sterilized once week by means Of
steam charged with formaIdehyde
Pestiferous microbes certainly will
need to be OF very hardy character
to resist this drastic treatment. -- West.
minister Gazette,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12
cHANcERY NOTICE.

kTANGEh ~ M lie.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Alexander
County, ST:
In the Alexander County Circuit
court July term A. d, 1911 In chan
Gerry Sitting.
William W: Orr, complainant, VS..
Annie Orr, defendant.
Bill in Chaneery for divorce.
The above named defendant is
hereby notified that said complainant
has this day filed in said Court Ger
tain bill in Cnancery for divorce
against her and that Summons mas
been issued thereon, returnable on
the first day of the next term of said
Court, 10 DO holden lat the court
house, III Cairo Illinois, on the 10th
day Of July next
Cairo, Illinois, June Sth A. d. 1911
ALFRED BROWN, CLERK.
M j. O'shea, Complainant's Sole
itor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12
Wanted ! sunnIY.

Politics remarked a Washington
rtfacial IT'S d science al well as d cir.
Gus. One uf the funniest things 7 ever
heard In that connection was about
the cowboy delegate TO the constitu-
tional convention of Nevada when that
territory was about to BECOME state,
Ill THE constitution was the sterea.
typed para rarh about the new states
having two senators To represent II III
Washington. When 1t was read 70 tn
convention tlr cowboy delegate rose
md Yelled usts What's the use ~
limiting II IA twnf We're operwhen-
lsFss~~lN EAsi.slil.4ssi snd MN I'M !. rirst Sl4
sssssssas aa WI ant 80 *A4Al a4s9gi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12

A western banker brought heavy
manila envelope up to the desk in an
uptown hotel and asked the clerk If he
could paste piece of paper over the
addnsss that was written over the
face Of it. 1t was a kind of envelope
made especially for his bank aud made
for a special purpose. and he wanted
TO mail something in It. The clerk
looked at 1t and then took from bis
pocket tiny bit Of white sandnaper.
rubbed it over the address few times
and handed the banker the envelope
with perfectly clean surface.
SWELL" remarked the banker, "you
can learn any sort of new trick 81
any trade but mine. have been In
the banking business all my life. and
I never saw eraslng done like that.n-.
New York Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12
Furniture Flint.

The blush cast that Zones on high.
~ polished furniture in damp wealth
er can be removed by wiping the fur
niture with luke.warm water In which
there Is tablespoonful of ammonia
to gallon Of water. Dry the furni-
ture thoroughly and heat the room, II
possible, for the dampness Of the
room L. what causes II and plainly In
dicates that the room must be dried
cut III ecma manner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-12
COUNTESS REVENGE
.a-4-
FEcTioNs INTO CAB AND "a
III sTAss Her. I'D
STBS HER. ~
poured Toureen Of Boiling Water
',ss~ over Faithl ess Husband r.
r.A fIicts Probably Fatal
II, injury.--ParIs n. 4
8N Sensation.

S,a,sa Iune ia good deal mas
$500 GAIA ~ times OF titles being as
sumed by persons who are mol iesaiss
ouaI;fed to bear them, ana nov any
t,an raferences are made TO people
II vary humble positions VINO are
genuine mobiles, but prefer 70 Keep eae
fact to themselves.
III the particular case 70 Wnch ae
teution Is drawn, the nerine y
rea1 countess, though no one Wiio
Jaw her wheeling a barrow fliled VAIN
vegetables along the streets Wouia
have suspected the fact, Her aus
band tire count. Is conimefciai
traveller, ana as he does not make
much out of his business ms wire
put the family pride in her pocket
and brought out the barrow.
In spite of ups and downs, every
thing had gone up suddenly in TINS
modest menage until few days ago
when as the husband was seating
himself at table for the midday meal,
the wife came In with tureen full
of boiling water. She poured this
otter the unfortunate man, who was
terribly scaled, and fed from the
place as fast as she could.
After this performance the woInar
went Of to certain house, and
knocking at a door, showed photo,
graph to the person, who opened H.
Lures Rival Into Cab.
sYou know this gentleman" sne
asked.
Yes, he Is my husband" was the
reply,
We'll, madam. he is in danger 0,
death. Follow me; | will take yo,
to him.
The occupent of that particular
fiat put Oh her hat, AMI in company
with her visitor, got into cab, while
during the drive she INDUCED in Il
enIogy of her husband, as size caiieu
him Suddenly her speech was
brought to an end by a stab with 4
long kitchen knife. Her screams
brought The cab to halt. Pollceno
stepped up, and while the couates.,
was being taken 10 the nearest
station. the second woman was con
yeyed to the hospital, where the
other victim of the irate spouse. the
count himself. was already laying in
ward.
The countess had only just discoy-
cred his intimacy with her rival. ana
when she ascertained that 1t nae
already lasted several years. anc
that her husbands frequent and pro-
lcnged absence from paris were due
not exclusively in business as H.
had alleged. but to the journeys whic.,
he liked to make in the young
woman's company, her fury knew
no bounds, and the boiling water an
the long kitchen knife were utilized
for revenge.