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The evening world., 1911-12-13

members OF the opposing faction were
denied the right TO vote. A row re-
suited In which books were thrown.
blows were struck and oppro5rious cpd
thets were exchanged.
DR.. ChaYee asserts that Desouchet,
who Is a mild hammered soft spoken
young man. struck him on the head
and face. lie suore ou. n warrant for
Desouchet's arrest two days after the
church fracas.
ut Is strange" said AR. Desouchet
TO a reporter In the police court to-
day. that they deferred arresting me
for a week and then took mo In n, s
o'clock last night. l ave been in and
out OF my home every day since the
warrant was Issued ard they could have
got me at any time.
Ordinarily persons arrested at 9
o'clock az night are unable TO give bail
and spend the night in the station
house. ! happened to be fortunate.
The charge that ] assaulted DR..
Chafee IL ~unfounded. I was right be-
hind him on the steps when we we're
leaving tho church after the meeting.
There was a crush behind mo and I
nigh. have been pushed against him
and put up my hand and touched him.
II ] did so. | have nc recollection OF IT.
The evening world., 1911-12-13
lACERATI0N ON
INFANTS EARS
and neck
Hard Test of Resinol--
Proves to Be All That
Was Claimed

Enthusiastic after many hard tests.
Mrs. J.W. Zeliff. Houston, Texas, comes
forth with . statement Of only one Of
her many wonderful and startling OF.
periences with Resinol Soap and Rcsinol
Ointment.
Ten ycsrshas she experimental andhas
found nothing like il. See what she says:
Il have madea hard and thorough test
Of Resinol Soap and Ointment. and In
my last ten years experience have found
nothing like their healing properties. I
used Rc5inol Ointment on an infant OF
I months with laceration behind the
ears and On the neck. and In three weeks
II vas completely healed. when every.
thing else that we knew Of had failed"
Resinol Ointment Is an effectusl and
reliable remedy in all forms Of inflsm-
nation, eruption and irritation Of the
skin. II Is an immediate remedy for
itching Or inilamed piles and Q great
curative application for eczema, letter,
eruptions Of poison oak and ivy. pimples,
scslds. burns. boils. felons, cuts, chsps,
and all inflamed and irritated skin sur
faces. Resinol Ointment can be applied
to the raw skin Of the youngest Infant
without irritation or smarting and gives
instant relief. Resinol Soap by its an.
tiscptic and healing properties assists the
work OF Resinol Ointment. Your drug.
gist knows the value and reputation Of
the Resinol preparations and has them
for sale. Free trial sample will be sent
you upon application to Department 100
Resinol Chemical Co.. Baltimore. Md.
The evening world., 1911-12-13

Grand Jury on a charge OF extortion.
Michael Bcrshofsky. a milcman en-
ployed by the Bender Milk Company at
Hendricks street and New Lots road,
was the complainant.
P~ershofsky charged that the three men
had come 10 him yesterday and demand
ed $40 or his life. lie gave them 50, and
promised the remaining 81 to-day. lie
couldn't get the money. became fright
ned and told his boss. His boss sent
FOR detectives. who marked g.. When
the trio am to collect B~ershofsky gave
them the marked money and thcy were
arrested,
The evening world., 1911-12-13
GOT OFF FOR BARGAIN.
saved Life for "a
Against Demand Of 80.

Mark Heller. Edward z!ebermann and
Max K~apiopsky. all living In East New
York. were srraigned In the New Jersey
Avenue Court to-day and held for the
The evening world., 1911-12-13
Christmas Stockings
Should Go Into
These Slippers

Slippers with buckles, slippers without buckles,
or buckles without s~lippers-when they are such
kinds as you will find to-day in the exclusive Wanna
maker Shoe Shop for women-are the daintiest kind
OF Christmas presents for a woman or a young girl.
1t is pleasant to think how many Of them have
already been sent out to twinkle in and out under
dancing frocks and ball gowns; to trip gaily to the
opera, to dinners, to weddings and receptions. Yes,
slippers are happy gifts.
You will need to be sure of the size she wears.
And the color that will match her gown.
With these facts in mind it will be a pleasure to
select from the pretty and exclusive Wanamaker
slippers that may express a woman's personality as
subtly as do her handkerchiefs and gloves.
The assortment of French rhinestone shoe buck
les, rosettes and bows to trim these slippers contain
many Christmas novelties, at reasonable prices.
The charming little half-sippers for the boudoir
which are called Mules (does anybody know why?)
are greatly liked by women as gifts for women. OF
satin and brocades in all pale shades; So and 81.
Main floor, Old Building
John Wanamaker
Formerly A. 7. Stewart 8 Co. Broadway. Fourth Ave, Eighth to Tenth St.
The evening world., 1911-12-13

(rrum the Bostea Tsansodpk)
6cott-rhey say that Rattan nnds en-
ploymsnt for Idle hands.
Nott-rhat may b. but WAsn . man
10 cut Of . Job he sS9l4A't 20 to the
0ovti.
The evening world., 1911-12-13
YOUTHS CONFESS
ROBBERY Of MAN
CUT Up BY train
Hoboken Mystery Partially
Cleared by Identification of
Victim as Edward Lavitte.
DENY THEY KILLED HIM.
Declare He Probably Fell on
Railroad Track After
the Robbery.
DENY THEY KILLED HIM.

- mystery attending the discovery OF
~ BODY Of a man cut 10 pieces by a
0oan on the Erie Railr Dad tracks a,
Har6 avenue. which is the boundary be-
tween weehawken and Hoboken. late
saturday night. was partially solved to-
eAy when the victim was identified as
ID Lavitte. a bargeman. Two
young men under arrest in Hoboken con-
fesDed that they. in company with an
ether man. robbed Lsvitte Saturday eve-
Aing . few hours before his body was
oound. They denied that they threw the
man on the tracks to be cut up by a
train.
When the mutilated corpse was found
and emoved to the Morgue In Hoboken
I wa seen that all of the pockets IN
ne ciothing were turitsd inside out.
TAere was no money or anything Of
vasus on the remains.
The Hoboken police went 20 work on
ne case. They learned that three
young mon had been drinking In a sa-
. at Eighteenth street and Willow
avenue with a stranger Saturday eve
ming n had followed the stranger
from the place. On this Information
thsy arrested last night John Hans
bury. twenty-five years old. Of No. %
Chestnut street, wechawken; Charles
Coulson. eighteen years old. of No. 1904
Willow avenue. Hoboken. and Charles
Esster. agened nineteen. of No. "A West
Nineteenth street. weehawken.
TWO YOUTHS CONFESS THEY
0AnaRR 4 At~~R
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
MURDERED N
THEIR HOME
,cE- cOurLE BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN KILLED FOR FOB.
EERY-ASSASSiN TRIED TO
BURN THE HOuiE.

Williamsburg, KY Jan, 2Wit,l
by an axe, the murdef 81 an ~ III
Mo named Mr.. and MS. Warren ~
borne was discovered in their nome
near Corbin today aa. j
An attempt had also been maze -
hrrn the house but after gaining some
boadway the fire had apparently e.
tinguished itself !
RIA out,orities are locking for
IMAM who had been tramping over al
section of tie mountains, am who u
known to have gone to the house y
sranL sunday night.
Mr.. osborne's head had been beaten
to a pulp, while his wife's tToat wa
Icus frcm ear to ear oil had been
scattered throughout the interior 0
F., the house.
Robbery is believed to have hee'
the motive for the crime, as the Us
bornes are known TO have kept COZ
siderable money in the house,
One suspect Will Lytile, was a
rested late today and was brought
| iaii here tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
sai,s
MiIady's
Mirror
III:

Some people show a strange indiffer
ence and lack of care for the nose
which has been correctly termed tho
drawing room Of the lungs, for In this
drawing room many visitors are ush.
cred, some sweet and fresh and clean
and others soiled and bedraegled. leay.
ing their dusty footprints clogged with
germs behind them.
1t would be an untidy housekeeper
indeed who neglected her drawing
room. Let the rest of her house be
ever so immaculate, if dirt is allowed
to accumulate there the whole house
will feel its iii effects.
But how many people ever think of
spraying the nose? 1t is astonishing
when one considers what harm such
carelessness works that any person
should fail to do this
Specialists will tell you that it is ab.
solutely essential to good health that
the nose should be kept clean. YET
few noses are really clean.
Inc use OIL pocket handkerchief Is
about all the care the average person
ever gives the nose. They then con,
slider that they have done their duty
by it. Yet they could not sleep If they
had forgotten to brush their teeth.
Many people do not realize the abso-
lutte necessity for cleanliness III the
nose, but once they comprehend it it
is an easy matter to purchase an
atomizer, get prescription from a
doctor and see that the nose is daily
washed out If one does not care to
60 TO physician for regular pre-.
scription one can get a small glass
nose douche shaped like a duck and
use warm water with a solution Of salt
in it,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
A Christian Nonunionlst,

The officers Of the New York prlnt
ers' union recently received resignH
tion from membership which TOT
unioueness stands at the TOP o. lts
class. Here II is:
II hereby hand in my resignation ~
a member Of Typographical union ~
q Have concluded that ] cannot con
sistently 20 on with unionism IN TUT
,icht have as Christian see
corinthians vi, IA, &c ye not Hh.
equally yoked together with unbe'leV-
ers for wlat fellowship hath figh',
eousness with unrighteousness' ouu
/ what communlon hath light with dafN'
npseY' 70 which President zoe ~
nHed with quotation from joshua
xiv Is, "And have given you
land for which We did not labor an,
cities which We built not, and ye Owe owe.
n them; of the vineyards ana olN,
wards which ye planted not DO We eau
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
UNIONS SUSPENDED.
Carpenters and steamfitters Cropped
From Euildino Trades.

Carpenters and SteamFitters Cropped
From Building Trades.
Two international unions have been
suspended by the building trades de.
partment OF the American Fedora
ton Of Labor These are The United
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and join
ers and the International Association
of Steam and Hot Water Filters and
Helpers Of America, representing az
proSimately 215,00o men.
The trouble had It's origin during The
Tampa tl3lal convention of the build
ing trades department. when the Sheet
Metal Workers International alliance
complained that members of the Unit
ed Brotherhood of Carpenters ana
Joiners were erecting metal doors aad
trim and contended that such wofS
belonged to their organization. After
hearing both sides the contention VI
the sheet metal workers was sustain
ed. Instructions were then issued I'M
mediately to the carpenters and join
ers to discontinue all such work. The
carpenters appeared, however, to have
taken the contrary view of the matter
and declined to follow the decision
that was rendered against them and
persisted in accepting contracts for
work that the sheet metal workers
had complained against. For this ne
ton upon the part of the carpenters
and jolneS that body was suspended
The organization has 100000 men on
its rolls.
In the case Of the International Az
ISOLATION Of Steam and Hot Water Fit
ters and Helpers of America, as well
as the United Association Of Journey
men Plumbers. Gasftters. Steamltters
and Steamftters Helpers, the depart
ment instructed both not TO attempt 10
organize steamfitters ana their helpers
in territory already covered by one or
the other Of these bo5ies. The Inter
national Association Of Steam and IIo,
pension, ryr,yt r-y-'t, ~ a------ - Nt,enrtsa
incmen throughout The entire conlitfst
There are but two courses tnat can
be followed by the suspended UNIONS
for reinstatement In the huilning
trades department One IS p'eaEe
70 abide in future by all decisions ana
M ones they are. charged With thf
violation of. or they may appeal to th'
American Federation Of Labor an'
II sustained by That body couId Sc
cure. representation in the buiIdln'
trades department once more.
Regardless OF what action either ~
ternatioual may deem 1t best for II
own interests TO take, the cause Z
both will w. presented ut the next co'
yention of the federation for som
} sort of action
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
DEPUTIES HELD
ESPONS|bLE
ACCORDING TO cORONER'S YER
DICT IN CASE OF THE LYNCH
ING OF OSCAR CHITWoOD At
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

Hot Springs, Ark, Jan, 2---That
Oscar Chitwood, who was shot te
death within the county jail en-
closure last Monday morning, "came
To his death at the hands Of John
Rutherford, Ben Murray and others
unknown" is charged in the verdicr
Of the ccroner's jury returned TO
night
Chitwood was under Indictment tor
the killing of former Sheriff JACK
Boupt and was being removed from
the county prison in custody OF Ruth
erford preparatory to being taken to
Saline county on cnange of venue,
when killed. Rutherford and Murray
are both deputies to the present shes-
iff, brother of the man Chitwood
was charged with killing.
At the time Rutherford explained
that he was oterINwered by mele
bers OF the mob when he stepped
from the Jail door with his prisoner,
and that Sne latter was snot to death,
while he was copelled to remain pas
sive under cover of a revolver.
Murray and Rutherrorc were arrest
ed following the hearing of evidence
of prisoners in the jail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
NOTICE.

Cairo, I'll. December 10th, AID, 1910
To the Stockholders Of the Muddy
Valley Mining and Manufacturing
Company
70 accordance WITH the request of
all the Stockholders Of the above
Company a Special Meeting Of ths
Stockholders Of the Muddy Valley
Mining and Manufacturing Company
is hereby called, to be held at the
office Of this corporation IN the CITY
of Cairo, State Or Illinois at2 o'clock
p. M, on Tuesday the 17th day Of
January a p. 1911,
The nature OF the business I'd be
transacted at the proposed meeting
Is to consider and vote upon the
question to abandon the corporate en-
terprise, surrender the corporate
charter, franchises and corporate
name and dissolve the corporation.
w, r, HALLIDAY,
JOHN TIERNAN,
A majority of the Directors OF said
Corporation.
Gilbert & Gilbert, Attorneys.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03

Afr baths are the latest prescription
for the seeker after health. These are
positively recommended as a magic
preventive for avoiding winter colds
AT first they may seem too difficult of
accomplishment, but If one will only
try one will see how astonishing the
results are.
And the beauty of this magic air
no,,ndinr and punching OF an moi
fensiye body. one merely mas 10 ne
sim and allow gentle breezes 10 DO"
upon the body.
one need only expose the skin' 50
tho enthusiasts say, to the air for iif-
teen or twenty minutes, half hour OF
an hour night and morning to ann
hiate the horrid cold germs when are
! everywhere ready to seize upon any
one who gets a chill and 50 lays her
self open TO attack.
Hence the danger Of drafts ana we
feet. Our usual habits give the ski
no opportunity of hardening itself
! If one would indulge in the behen
cjal air bath one must spend tWehL,
Minutes before retiring without one
clnthinc Then IN the morning pam
and do up the hair before covering IN
SKIN with the days clothing. Ihes
measures alone constitute an ehecu .'
air baflt and will lessen the senslolii'
Of fine skin and liability to cold III
few days time. q
4 more elaborate way for taking Il
cir bath Is recommended by a nor
physician. Select the sunniest roo
IN the house, If the window is owe
looked by neighboring houses pace
low screen before IT, Then unure'
wrap yourself in a sheet and pianh
ana lie on the floor IN the SUNSHINE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
AL|EN|STS IN
GALLAGHER CASE
RAN WHO WOUNDED oAYNoH
SEEMS CERTAIN TO BE De
cLARED INSANE AT HEARING
TODAY.

New York, Jan. "A dozen er
more alienists will be called to te
Stand tomorrow in Jersey City WHEN
James J. Gallagher, who wounded
Mayor Gayncr, is arraigned for tfial
on an indictment charging him VIVA
shooting with intent to kill VIM. n
Edwards, commissioner OF stree
cleaning Of New YORK City.
1t seems certain that the experts
win pronounce Gallagher insane
though a difference of opinion OF 'he
exact nature of his mental conditi j
Is expected.
II adiudged insane Gallager Will p'
committed to an asylum. II NOT w
trial on the indictment viii proceed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03

The referendum election Tor oluce.S
of tbe International Tobacco WORK
ors, union resulted as follows: Presl-
dent, Anthony McAndrews- Clncin
natl O.; first vice president ". y
yyaldop. Richmond, Va; second wee
president. John Ruckert. New orleans
third vice president, Charles Aloet,
netrolt. fourth vice president, Frank
vessels Coyington, KY; fifth wee
president Robert Fox, Richmond va
sixth vice president, Thomas flnne-
gan, Hamilton, Ontario; secreta pr,
treasurer. u. Lewis Evans, LouisV'iAe'
Nv
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
The Beauty Waltz.

van have heard of the old English
custom of Walking with pennies car
ria on the head? Try that IN the
privacy Of your own room Remove
corsets and shoes, then, putting CON
M smooth head and humming a gay
waltz Glide TO It's measures, Practice
this I'M YOU know how smoothly you
must be gliding by the cessation VI
the necessity to stoop ana picN Wy
vour nenny. The gain in health tnat
follows the steady practice or THESE
"stunts" viii equal the gain In grace
An excellent thing it is In loose'
freely flowing lightweight garment 70
waltz with the arms raised, hahds iieia
over the head. with the nhger ul,'
,igbtly touchlng If you have triehuS
DESTROYS Of making the best OF 'neln,
eelres ask them to meet win YOU
once week. Danish all persons no'
III tbe secret Remove reStrlc''hs s"'
ments. including shoes Let Que w.
Tho number play for three ulliluteH
while the rest do the dancing aoo.
described when second lleinoe'
takes the piano the dance for q chahE'
NAV he done with hands iocNeu ~
} Mind the back. When q th'ra 'uli',
, ,nusirton clasp the hands, bur stree'
l III arps forward IN a curve an'
g dance alternately letting the hea
4 ~, arnon forward in this curve and theI
r after a moment IN which IT Is hel
t erect fall back Another exercise ca Z,
81 made by clasping the hands az "
e back of the head and waltalug f" ",
Re the room In that pose. 40 ine IA,
% dance with the upstretched arms AZ
st finger tips lightly touching
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
LIS d the sea.

There are few isles of the sea 'na'
oro not known. Even in the south fa-
zinc there Is not, ii is stated an ny.
lated islct on which the cocoanut PAIN
can crow which is not marked on tae
cbort and visited periodically by rep
resentatives of some trader, nor rocA
on which sea birds are accustoiiieu !"
coneregate and nest whose stores o.
nuano have not been tested ana N
many eases cleared nor q bank With.
IN diving distance on which the pearl
shell oyster has IFS home which ms
not been discovered and stripped On ~
treasures. Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Alexander County Ma
donas Bank Of Cairo, Illinois, will be
held at the office Of the said bank
In the city of Cairo, Illinois, on Tues.
day, January 10, 1911. for the election
OF a Board OF Directors and for the
transaction Of other business. Polls
F*ill be open from 10 O'Clock am. to
>, m on said day.
JAMES H. GALLIGAN, Cashier.
AFRO, Ilinois, December 10, 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders or the Alexander County
savings Bank Of Cairo, Illinois, VIII
he held at he Director'e room in tho
above named bank In the city Of
cairo, Illinois, on Wednesday, Jan.
nry X 1911 al 1880 O'Clock for the
9iraose Of olecting Board or Direc-
nrs end such other business as may
brought before said meeting.
JAMES Il. GALIIGAN.
Cashier,
afro ILL.,. December s. 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
Ynur conib.

Combs should not be washed WIN
water. This Is apt TO spht 'ng , 800 e.
4 stia nailblush is good th'he 70
teep for cleaning them. After usins
M brush take damp cloth ana "ipe
between each tooth with TINS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that at
epecial meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Weber.Payne Company, held at
the office Of said company in CAIRO
Illinois, on the 3rd day of June, l9lV
at l1:2o O'Clock q. ms the name o.
said company was changed from Wen
u'.payne Company to Webef-Wolse' :
Dry Goods Company and the nurnhet
Of the company's directors was re-
duced from five TO four and that the
certificates showing SUCH changes
have been duly filed in the office oil
the Secretary Of State Of Illinois ana
in the office Of the Recorder of Deais
in and for Alexander County, Illinois
Dated this 3rd day Of January, 1871
HERMAN WEBER,
President
Attest:
HERMAN GuNTHl1R,
Secretary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
FOR SALE--Dry kindling, stove
wood and heating stove wood. Apply
West Twsnty-hrst street. Bell phone
llS S.. j.. Brown.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

IT vou waEt 70 Sell or Trade any
hing, a want III ia this paper and 50
1thers i. Indiana, Illinois and Ohio vii!
ind yonr aty II wi!i Gniy cost you
s2.5tl per hac . cords, write us for
list OF papers astili Advertising Syn
dictate, Elwood iaJiiana.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03

Tho industrial or trade school as q
department Of Chicago's pubic scno ',
received the Endorsement OF majority
of trade unions there. according 70 I"
ronort Of the school committee OF the
cl,icnoo Federation Of Labor,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
POSITIONS WANTED.

Pa laps you can't secure just the
ind q employment in this city you de-
u. x Position Wanted" adj IN TINS
,n.r.ia,9J other daily papers in In
a. irois and Ohio will get What
VI wart. $50 pcr line each insertion.
S3per'is:ng Syndicate, Eiwcod,
yrfle tor ]ist Of papers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
Help WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-E Experienced bookkeeh',
or lmalcl one acquainted WIN iSt"f'
trade, good opportunity for live one
National Wooden Mills
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
MEN
KEEPING QUIET
Concluded from First Page)

at the capital today Rem
resentative Geo RI EngAsl ga I'VE
date for minority leader, was among
the early arrivals
The Chicago Democrats came n
SPRINGFIELD on late train tonigm
with boom for Representative Jas
O'Toole for minority leader
The Democratic caucrs will be nell
at s o'clock tomorrow night. Y WI
be preceded in the afternoon by
caucus OF the Cook county Democrat
4 c members.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS

Tie regular annual meeting of TIE
tockholders OF the FIRST BANK a.
trust COMPANY, Cairo, Illinois,
a MN h8 81 R lel uafit ts barking. rooms in
oalc before said meeting.
II. Il. AIsTHoRg p,
Secretary.
afro. ILL.,. Dec, 3lst, l9lo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03

Lost.

-U5T-open face gold Elsla
watch, No. 5115o37 movement, NO
72tS7S case. Return to 1872 ThitV
sixth street and receiver reward
ICsT-Oval shape god locket en-
sraycd with r, on Washington be-
tween nth ond 14th SITS. Return 10
the Palace and receive reward.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03

"Ain't II strange til way Kelly bea's
Ma wifeTp ~ dunno. How does he
do itY--Cleveland Leader.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03
TRIED AND TRUE.

Samuel Gompers was elected
the first president Of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor N 1854
and has been reelected each
wear since, with the exception OF
1894, when John Mcbride Of me
Mine Workers supplanted him
for one term.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-03

ON what month do ladies talk the
ieast2
AIN February,