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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28
20. Ql0r9


@etolooen. 2onoon, u. 2lplil.
Otter at getolopen MI 6ar opret
til 9ebanoling 8 ltn0er6nsm60er,
er ben u0en 9ebot bleoen uoIat
til Den 18. Qlpril. Sfent 6orbono-
lingerne bar Oeret temmeIig tor
menoe, bar &egeringen BOG Deo
ale afitemninger 6eoaret lit nor
male Slertal.
@n 8roteit. Berlin II April.
Eli D2otalanaeiger" meloes ira
ct. getersborg: S ct al 5engiler-
ne Der FAR en- Del af Stroffefonger-
ne iom BroteIt moo ben Itren9e
&aaoe, paa 6uiIfen 6en9ielregIe-
merterne baanObeue0es, ifaaret lln-
oerlioet op paa Jig og oerefter be-
iteutt afoiIt enbper 2eoebieIp.
Oprpret i 9lrobien. Eli H. 9. te-
le9roieres ira Yerinl+ gn tDrfiif
EroppeafOeling paa 1900 Mano
ifal oct Store af 2an0et oere
faloen ct 9aebolo og Dere fltlo.
lten0ig tilintetgiort 9ao0eri ifaG
bere erobret ior II 0o9e iioen,
og Of oe Der ligsenoe 3 tprfiife 9ie.
ginlenter Ifal fun 10 Mano p9re
un0fommen. Sun 81 Sais og Sa-
no boloes enonu al 8prferne
gn SlOfugle Staiien. 0ion0og
9lften Den 10. os. peo 7-5ioen ltraa-
le0e Silnmelen oper Mesiina plno-
ielig me0 ct itprft 2Ds, og ca. 3
Minutter eiter berte man 4 meget
noloiomme @fsploiioner.
Ofan irpgteOe isrit, of ct aruot-
magaiin eller ct al sfDitforterne bar
iprlInget | 2uften, men 6enonlenet
iaettoees o9iaa / @atania, 9aler-
mo og forifellige anore SteOer.
0ion tror oerfor iii. 81. g., at
oct oreier Jig ON en- Slofuele
@n aempe6rano. Eofio, 10. glpr.
aoarteret goIbiuara er neobr9not.
ginoen Oreo Sloen fire 0til MOB
9toro, G000 gerioner itaar uoen
Suslp. Wtange er blepne iaareoe,
men ingen orpbt.
(Senere) Den itore 9ranO bar
ogiaa peelagt &partererne Sotn og
9Iiafuia. Sitnationen bleo ierlig
fritiif paa @rllno al @onomangel
og Storm. Get europGiife aparter
er u0en for 6are
9t9. ct. 9eters6ore, II. 9lpril.
IT. @eterS6org Selegram6ureau
neloer ira 8ofio: geo BEN itore
9rnn0 Gofio er Ser br9not 6676
Suie, 9 SempIer, 2 6abriffer og
en- 9ronoItation. Der er omfommen
/ % iaaret t35 Gerioner, til 9els
6uarOt. 2IntaIIet al 6usoilOe er
10000
2lngreb paa ct aoniulot. aonitan-
tinopel, 10. 9(pril. Gil gorten er
in0leben lie0oelelie ON, at BET
tprfiife aoniulat i 9uidir er bic
bet anorebet al en- periiif 5olfe-
fare, Der forlnngte, at EN- perlilf
@oIitiflinftionrr, Ger oor ilpgtet
ior MpngOen ifnIOe uoleperes til
oenne. MpngOen trGngte in0
aoniulotet, or9bte golitifurftione.
rem og to al aoniulotets 6ienere og
onretteoe 6etpoelie Sfa0e paa Son.
iulatet
Gorten bar Den 9lnleoning for-
longt Opreisnine al Den periilte
Gegering, 9iitraffelie al oe ifplfi-
qe og Gritatning ior Den anrettebe
Sfooe. Den periiife 9iegerine bar
itrafs opiplot alle Bortens arap.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28

anrius / Suno6eoslpre. MaNi-
Jon, @is., "a. glpril = Dean 6.
s. 9aroeen peo StatsrniperiitctetS
meoicinife glfoeling, og Or. 30. 3.
9iaoenel, Broiesior / 9afteriologi
bill ieee at u00nnne inteIIigente
Mpn0 til Meoleinmer al StntenS,
Gountpernes oe 9pernes SunO.
be6sbpien.
5or giebliffet er Der fun cen
Stat / llniouen sSnoiona, iom for
laneer, at 5olf beo SnnObeOspe-
Tenet ifnl beitoa nooen @fsamen.
@isconiin er ben igrIte Stat,
iom in0ierer ct alriuS Deo lit
llniueriitet til llooonnelie al 5Olf
for Sunobeospeienet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28


! Sang til at pleie oeres 5reosunoer-
9anolinger, iom Oi baa6er maa lpf-
fes.
g}eeoles, 9alify &c. 2lpril. =
9rp0rene Wte@iamara og 0rtie SIC
Nani9ai pasiereoe herigennem /
Sag ST. 4 paa ct Santa Sc Gcg.
Ge bar iterft 6elagt me0 5ern
og beoogteoe al ct ufen0t 9lntnl
0eteftiOer, al bpilte / oct minoite
s Oar beU9bnet lle0 9tifler.
6ranciSco Qic@uire, ell osuitnn
Sfr9ooer / Ga Grosis, 8is., bleo
Onsoogs unoerrettet al Ell Sagfs-
rer Council 9lufis, So., at ban
oar bleDen 9lrOing til $4,000, Der
bar efterlaOt 6am al bans 6aoer
0licoll 0ic8uire, en- eccentriif isar-
: mer | gfe6r.
30 9Imerifanere, 6let6er og Ri
daroion ira California, blep |
Dlanoags arreiteret / Sapon for at
3aOe taget 5otografi al Mnrineiia-
tioneu / Nai5uru. 3e 6epoer imi6-
lertio, at oe ingen anoen 5nteresIe
9ao0e / at tage bette yinap i6ot"
emo lilriitenS.
Oct berette9 ira 99ai6ington, at
0en npe Sn0enrigsminiiter 6iiber
bar bellnttet at iierne ira 3eporte-
! lherttet ale DC 6unftionprer, iom
/ itstteoe 9allinger. 5rrigationstie-
neitens iuri6iife aoniuIent, 6. s.
i ,5innep, reiianereOe / Monoags, oa
Here pil mart fslge efter.
Oberit 9. 6. goung, geItprer
peo 9. 0af. 0Sraining" Stole
glanfinton, er pGu0ielie 800 al ct
Sierteilag 63 @ar 9amnel. Sans
Batter bao0e falOt bam til 6ro-
foIt ON @ioraenen og ban baboe
Iparet, men 0a set ooreoe noaet
l9nge. fsr ban fom, 6anfeoe bun
paa 0eren. ga ban life ioareoe,
og BUN gif ino i @ereliet, fan6t
| bun BAN oso.
geo en- gfsploiion / 0tt anl-
mine beO glf @aroen, ga, Mon.
bags 6lep % Minear6ei0ere in6e.
ipGrret Sir8oag Morgen 6erette-
oeS, at 10 Sig bar 6ragt frem; Ser
nereoes intet Soab ON, at noqen
al De % par lepenoe
@er0eHsire0en. 0iin1enpotis,
Qfinn., 81 9lpril. .9aron s.
eitournclles oe GonItant, Repru-
/ lentant ior oen 9eppgelie, Iom
piI irenme @eroenSire0en, bar op-
bol0t Jig Spillinobrerne ct 9ar
Gage, % tnIte / Onsongs ocoStat5-
nniueriitetet. glitenen isr tolte ban
til Minneiota 9eace Societp ct.
4nuI 6otel; Or. Cirrus 9fort6rop
pr9iioere0e.
5 nGiien ell &ime tolte 9aronen
for ger0ensire0en o9 BEN ria9e
9'Dtte, Ger bar I at fsre arige.
aoffetruiten @aibinaton, .. g.,
27. 9lpril. - llnoer Solo6e6otten
Observation-Disclosures @aor an
oreb aongresmanO 9torris ira gte.
brnifa Den aombinotion iom fon-
trolerer ben bralilianlfe aaffebon-
| Del, o9 ioreilog 8ololouene foran-
oret aoleoes, at De 6oreneoe Sta
ters 9iegering fun0e faa giort en-
enoe pau aontrollen al griierne
paa aaiieiOripningen pna oct umeri
fanife Marfeo.
0lr. Norris iagoe, at iioen Bro
iiIien / 1908 in6oif ct 5orbuno
meo 6e Itore Gen9empno | De
| tSoreneOe Stater og anore 2anoe
for at beitemme Griien poa Safe,
bar @boleialepriien 9aem gorf
paa 0sr. 7 9iio-aafie iteget ira
6la til 1872 Gents Bunoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28
anrnetl rnnnt.


9nrnPtt rut1nt.
~-~-@-~---------S------
S San6urgs Sapn bleo en- 9(r-
6eioer forleoen grebet al en- @}a-
ifine og fulOitpn0ig f1ult; Moifinen
req bans arop SmaoitDffer.
SEQ Snogangen til aongresialen
/ geriailles, 6ranfrig, opoogeoes
forleoen en- 6elpeoe8maifine me0
ct 8unO Spren9Itof. Gen bIeo uito-
0eli9giort / rette 3io.
en SollGnoer, ban 2un9e, ser
/ II 9Iar bar boet / 9lltono JON
8enge- og @ienoomSm99ler, er Die.
ben arrelteret for en- omfan9srig
Or0ensipinoeI, ii9r meo ruSiiife
Oroener.
MDroeoe &oloniiter. Sra OoeS-
ia, RusIano, mel0es til o8ailp
9telps~, at nj tpife aoIoniIter /
2l6itifa oct norOIige aoufaius er
b(eoen operfaloet, uoplpn6ret og
mpr6et al rusiiife aoiaffer.
Sra 9on0on til Gori5. Gnris, t2.
9lpril. 5lDoeren Grie, Ser / Dag
9if op 2onoon for at flppe til Ea-
ris, er u0en Mellemlonoing 81.
termiOOa9 meo i'm @no9ffer lanOet
/ SSH leg Wloulineaur.
5 9tusiiif-Folen ooerfalOt forle-
Ben Wiorgen 80 beo96neoe 3errori-
tier en- RoItDogn poo aa6en 2onopei
oe ilpngeoe en- 9om6e moo BEN,
boorpeo 3 Eerioner 0rebteS. Hg-
pernes llobptte blep 10000 Gu6-
fer.
aoinOers Galgret. 9iuslanos9figs-
0una bebanoIe0e 9sroag Den If.
0s. ct 9ooiorilag ON glmtSforoaIt-
ningen poa 9an0et og oe0tog ct
9Gnorin9sforslag peO bbilfet apin-
oerne faar 8olgret oisie 0iItrifter.
st oriitigt Sup. Berlin, IL. 2(pl.
Faa EN- bi0til uopfloret 0foaOe,
men ionoipnliguis oeO 6iplp al ct
falif 9reu ct oct lDffeoeS Ell pngre,
peo 0res0en 9onf aniot Wfono at
bppe $4,000 6rcs neo Gre6it 9pon-
nois / @enf. San er oereiter reiit
pioere oper 2mlianne til Oiilono.
9allonforten. Soul, 10. 9[plil.
30 tpif, 9oIloner, ogsien", og
oGrinie3iin @ictoria", er 8oar
lon0et npr pe0 Soul. Ceres ipo
Rasiagerer er / 9ng benot til6aae
til 5pifiano. @n treOie 9aIlon meo
tre Gasiagerer aif ne0 nGr neo
gancp.
9iusiiife 9isuere. ct. BeterSborg,
II. 9lpril Natten mellem ben 26.
og 27 WtartS bar 8 Hepele opers
ioloet 8eboerne Stanit8a gaopo-
lenshopifojo aabon 0iitriftet. Ge
Or9bte 8 Menneifer og rsoe0e Ser
efter a0e oe GprOiiager, iom Oe
funoe ioa fot /.
8pif Supplerinesuale Berlin
10. 9lpril. 8eO oct / Dag itebiuro-
ne Suppleringsoola til 9iigsoogen
| A 8alefreOs Berlin, Der tioliae
re reprGientereoes al Ginger Geo.
cialoemofrat,) afgobes 1890 Ct,
oeroi 69,S72 Stemmer for Otto
9iidner (Social- -oemofrot), iom Der
meo blep Dolgt.
SpiflanoS apeginofsriel Berlin,
10. 9lpril. Sil 0foreenblnoene mel
0es ira Gsien: Spiflanos ap9g-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28
Doc af 3ranoiaar.

5 8irsooes benote Der en- isr-
eeIig llIpffe / Ell 6anif 5anilie /
Omaha. @n lnorig 0otter al G6r.
Ssrenien og Snitru 40oe og 9inf-
nep Ct, ipruna oper en- qommel
Madras. Der Dor ituffet SSlo l.
9ornetS alpoer blep antGnot,
oa oen file 6leo ioo for6ranOt.
at belle llnoerfroppen iaa at iiae
orebtes. Geoen inotrooote iaa iila.
prioat @{cooelclie til os / 5aor ef-
ter TO Cages grniuloe 2iocner.
SIR. Soreniens er en- agtbor 6a-
Mile. Ger bar 9}oboerne5 oDbe
Spnpati
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28

S Sam6urgs Sapn 6leo en- 9lr-
6ei0er forleoen 9rebet al en- 0}a-
itine og fulOIt9n0ig fnult; Maifinen
req BANS arop SmaaitDffer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28
Dlan0e0e Mf0oelelCer.

0lericanerne ifal bape 9io oeune
Sang til at pleie oeres 6reosunoer-
banolinger, iom pi 6aa6er naa lDf-
fes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28

9piflanos apeainoferiel. Berlin,
10. 9lpril. Sil MoreenblaOene mel
oes ira gsien: Spiflanos apog-
banoleres 5orbuno retteoe for mo-
gen Gio iioen en- 9(nmooning til
2nnobrugsniniiteren onL at set
moatte inofere mngert, oanlf appa
til 6eOnine. Genne 9lnmoOning er
M blepen afilaaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-28

5 9fusiif-@olen ooerfal0t forIe
Ben Dtor9en 80 bep9bneoe 3errori-
tier en- FoItOogn poo oa6en 2onopei
o9 ilpngeoe en- 9om6e moo oen,
boorpe0 , Eerioner orebteS. 9i6-
pernes llobptte blep 10000 9lu6-
fer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
DISPUTE ABOUT A MAN
Two Negro Women Made Street
Scene--One Pretended to Com.
NIT Suicide by Poison.

Shortly after noon yesterday two
negro women got into a quarrel on
Poplar street near Twentyseyenth
over negro man whom both claimed
as their man. In desperation one OF
the women rushed TO a drug store,
purchased small bottle Of carboilc
acid and then placing the bottle TO
her lips, apparently swallowed the
contents Those who saw the act
thorght she was attempting suicide.
Some one telephoned for the patrol
wagon and in charge of Officer Grif
nm the woman was taken to st. Mary's
lnlirmary, accompanied by her rival.
Both women were left there. 1t was
soon learned by Dr. Walsh, VINO was
at the hospital at the time, that the
woman had not swallowed any Of the
poison; she had only touched it to
her lips. Sne will have sore lips for
a while. I'M w
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
ESCAPES IN BOX CAR
After Being Wounded by Police
Robbers Companion Was Cap
tured, However.

ST. Louis, March 12.--Though
wounded, one OF pair Of robbers who
entered the Bremen branch postor.
flee near here early this morning es,
capped by taking reiugs in a freight
car which was soon afterwards
hauled by switching engine TO
Granite City, Illinois, wnere the
rohber disappeared.
His companion, VIM. NJ. Raftus, OF
Dallas, Texas, was captured in rae
tory building after a pursuit by DO,
llcemen in which &c shots were ex.
changed. The combination Of the
postolllee safe had been removed with
q chlscl and sledee and the police
found near the safe an outfit of sare
blowers tools. Nothing was stolen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

relatives drove to The residence which
is on the farm about three niles east
OF villa Ridge and accompanied the
remains to Beech Ridge cemetery. Al
the home Rev, William l.. burg r
gave a short prayer ana the rcgulae
funeral services were conducted al
the grave.
The funeral was one of the largest
held from the Villa Ridge district
about Is carriages and other vehicles
conveyed friends to the cemetery,
and two interurban cars took the
friends from Cairo. During the ser.
vices music was furnished by a
qartette composed of Mrs. Alex
Weldon, Mrs. Robert Stapleton. jos.
eph McNulty and Frank Schoembs,
Jr, Many beautiful floral tokens were
given by friends. Fred Zimmerman
Of Alton, Charles Zimmerman of Ok
lahoma, brothers of the bereaved hua.
band Of deceased, and his two sisters,
Mary Richie Of Cairo, were
present at the funeral Mrs NJ. n.
Feith OF this city, han charge OF the
funeral.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
The Elk will dye for you
After March l.
FOR CHAMP CLARK
Reserved Seats Will Be On Sale a
Cairo Opera House Box Office
Tomorrow Morning.

The reserved scar safe for the
Champ Clark lecture will open to
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock at tht
box office of the Cairo opera house
Those who have purchased tickets
within the last week can nave then
tickets exchanged for reserved seats
The demand for reserve seats has
been very heavy so far especially the
mail orders coming from Union coltn
ty. 1t is expected there win be a
very large crowd at the bequre
March Is, and those wishing to Sc
cure good seats can do so by beins
on hand early Tuesday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

. they had a message for his wife
killed the woman and stole everything
in sight
While the crimes We're being .on
summated the heads Of the Camcrra
We're banqueting at Mimi A'Mare
Two men entered the dining room
and, approaching Alfano, said. #
is done" Thereupon Alfano ga~e !
sigh of relief and ordered wine fc /.
his visitors.
This latter circumstance was l1ta.
substantiated by witnesses.
Ahbatemaggio also said that il
1906 sixty Of the most influential Ga
morrists met and discussed the ne
cessity of Kidding themselves of the
Cuoecolos, whom they considered
dangerous to the society.
Abbatemaggo himself was cnosen
as one of their executors of the "suD
preston" AT the last moment the
informer, who although a thorough
criminal withdrew on the ground
that he was i'll. He was excused but
admonished not to reveal what he
knew on pain Of death
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
STORY Of CRIME
TOLD IN ITALY
Concluded from First Page.)

known who the murderers were and
have denounced them. Another mo
tive was the anger of the -amorca
because, with her husSand, she had
retained some very valuable jewels
mat had been stolen, refusing TO stir
render them, although great pressure
mad been brought to bear upon he4
by the society.
The hatred of the instigators of
the crime was due 10 the menaciny
and high-handed attitude of Cuoccolc
most acutely felt by Alfano, other
wise Known as Riccon, who had been
struck in the face by the conamene2
man. The particular grievance 81
Repi and OMandriere was tie com.
petition Cuoccolo had established in
securing sizeable percentage fro !
stolen goods.
The executors of the crime were
six desperadoes, one Nora and Cor
RADIO Sortino. AfterSsthe first murGc-
which took place near the tram sta
ton, Mora and Sortino gained admis
sion to Cuoccolo's house by saying
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
J. I. BRADSHAW DEAD
old Resident of Willard This Count
Was SO Years OId--FuneraI
Tomorrow Morning.

f. T. Bradshaw died yesterda
afternoon at his az Willard, thi
county. Deceased was prominen
farmer He had been resident q
the county for a long time. I'll
leaves his wife and Two daughters
Mrs. Belle Hornberger and Mls.
Minnie Bradshaw and one son, vii
liam who is about 16 years of age.
The funeral will take place Tues
day morning at III O'Clock and inter
ment will be made at Baumguara
cemetery near Willard, r. A. Burke
is the funeral director.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
W0ULD-BE |kcEND|ARY
Attempted to Set Fire to Saloon il
Mounds Saturday-Caught in
Act and Jailed.

An attempt was made Saturday
night to set fire to Coles saloon, a
negro rendezvous on Front street alt
Mounds, but the malefactor was
caught before the flames had done
much damage. The negro was caugh
by the owner of tie saloon and the
bartender, and was taken to Mound
City and lodged in the county jail
There have been a number of fires
in Mounds the past two or three
months and they are believed to
have been of incendiary origin 50
this capture may throw some ligh
on the matter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
THIRTY ENTRIES
AT INDIANAPOLIS
Concluded from First Page.)

cry car must do seventy-five miles
an hour. If an entry fails in this, il
Is not eligible. After considering the
Importance of this long race, which
is over the greatest distance ever
planned for any automobile event and
for the lar'tst purse ever offered, tie
American Automobile Association has
decided to start the 1911 grand circuit
from the speedway on its 1000 mile
tour about the United States. All OF
the cars which are to be included in
the special train, which will be con.
Quoted by the grand circuit, will be
sent to Indianapolis to start after the
Memorial Day race, and thousands OF
enthusiasts who are interested in the
formation OF the circuit are expected
here to give 1t a send-off.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
MOUND CITY.
March 13.

March 10.
Mrs. Nettie Burns and son Milton
visited relatives in aOiro Saturday
Little Miss &eMary Margaret Berg
man OF Paducah, Is visiting her
grandmother Mrs Mary Slaughter on
Fifth street.
Mrs. II. M-Brde and son of villa
Ridge were shopping here Saturday.
Miss Leonoar Schiller OF Cape Cir
ardeau is the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Schiller on Fifth
street.
Mrs l.. c. Perks. Misses May Haw-
kins and Kate Schuler attended the
basket ball game in Cairo Saturday
evening
Howard Dickerson of Belknap was
business caller here Saturday.
Mrs. John McNeile, Mrs. Chas
, Schiller and Mrs. Harry Hood were
Cairo shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Fl. Beaver and daughter Miss
Naude, of America, were shopping
here Saturday.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
viii have an ice cream social and
q candy sale at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Lewis on High street Fri
,Ia,, nyav,rey March 1T+h
Little Miss Burdell Ford Is con
fined to hte home on Fourth street
with measles.
Sylvester Clanton OF North Mounts
was her on business Saturday.
Mrs. T. A. Cannon and little daugh,
ter Of Olive Branch are guests OF
the formers mother Mrs. Florence
Malone in this city.
II. A. Mason and John Boren We're
Cairo visitors Saturday eevning.
Mrs. W. A. Dougherty, Mrs A. L.
Compton, Mrs. Geo. f. Martin ANA
son Russell attended the basket bal
game Saturday evening in Cairo.
The ladies of the Methodist Epis
CORAL church cleared $4,000 on their
Delicatessen Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ginevra Howard OF Golden
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents DR.. and Mrs. Geo. B
Howard on Third street.
Mrs VIM Parker and Mrs. N. Cali
well and Mrs Chas. Estes of Valley
Recluse, we've shopping here salur
day.
Little Miss Gladys Ruth Miller is
Ill at her home on Poplar street.
Misses Ida Johnson and Mildred
Jaccard returned home Friday even
ing from ST. Louis where they pur
chased spring millinery for Mis-
Johnsons Store Miss ava Gilbreat
of st. Louis who has accepted tn
position as chief miliineT IN this "
to-date establishment for the el
suing season, arrived Sunday.
DIR ]. B. Mathis left saturda
morning for New Athens, Illpj wher |
he was called to treat a case OF con
Ger. s@a
"A large number Of young people
enjoyed a few hours pleasure at tn
home of Harry Dishinger on Uppe |
Main street Saturday evening. Tn
affair was in Mr., Dishinger's honor |
Various games formed the evening
amusements. Refreshments WEI
served.
Eight young ladies were partaker
of the hospitality OF Mrs. E. Dill
worth on High street at dinner Sun
day. They were Misses Ora Sims
Ida Johnson, Ruth Byrne, Catherine
Conley, Annie Schiller, May Palmer
Edna Miller and Lillian Johansen
After the delicious repast was ovel
the afternoon was spent in various
pleasantGies.
MnIINnG
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
MANY FROM CAIRO
Attended Funeral of Mrs. thinner
man at Villa Ridge Sunday
Services by Rev. Burger.

The funeral Of Mrs Amelia Zim-
mesman, wife Of eter Zimmerman,
who died Friday afternoon, was held
yesterday afternoon A number Of
the Cairo friends of the family and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

Absolutely correct tuning; planes
rebuilt; tone and touch completely
restored. F. e. Fl. Goodenow, piano
maker and tuner, st. Louis, No.
stopping at the Planters. References
Miss Emma L. Lansden, phone s13
Mound City "A. =. Compton, phone
l7S-K.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
700 CATE 70 CLASSIFY

WANTED "A competent stenogra-
pher desires employment. Will give
$1,000 cash for information leading
mp to a position. Address &C." care
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
NOUN
M arch IL.

About II o'clock Saturday night
Frank Littlejohn an employe in the
l. C. yards here, spra;ned mis- ankle
In jumping off car and was nurt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

bers. It's use makes rich, red, healthy
blood, which nourishes all flesh It's
sues instead OF injecting them with
the virulent matter which keep old
sores open. Special book on Old
Sores and any medical advice free. y
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

Dia2; 6, wife of President Diaz. Tn,
photos were taken at the time Of tht
aviation meet at Mexico CITY. Rent
Barrier, with whom Diaz Is showr
shG@ing hands, is one of the Mosan
g Jrp of asiators. This occasion /.
s. ed 10 have been the last lorna
petlic appearances Of Diaz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

DUE TO b

rvvr ~c y gn.iicent physique and
an looked at his ques-
Every sytiiruiet smile and then an
gests diseased fully:
ton, discharg, studied and practiced
the fact that
no permanent pther eagerly. Whose
the ulcer, showdopt"
the system tlicre . the reply.
the sore. But Irhed, the youth stam-
that bad blood inon's. What ID the
places is fsirniBlais system Of train
even removing
surgical operatio.plied the other. "a
always return. b away wrath"
sore if the blood 1.-THE young man felt
but until the circ,,gh and looked at
of all impure mao see whether he
with nourishing ano lance at the ac-
the infected conditls enough. and
OBLIGED to remain. set of feelings
Old Sores in a perfectly his muscular
1t goes into the blood, lent empha-
impurities and morbid III Endeayor
nourishing qualities to i
fluid, ana brings about the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $3.50.

Big load, stove size, delivered.
Both phones. Clark-Danforth Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

Washington, March 12-The re
peatoa reports received from Mexico
City that President Daz of Mexico
Is either dead or dying are stated
here to find little credence among
high officials, including Presid4n
Taft. The photos shown here are
the latest known to have been taken
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

of Diaz. They We're snapped Feb. &c
The persons in the family group are
left to right, according to number, as
follows: No. 1, Felix Diaz, SON OF
the president; 2, Governor De Lana
OF Mexico City; 8, President Dia2;
4, boy in the straw hat, is the grand
son of the president; ), wife of Felix
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

I, II. r. Aisthorpe, Cashier OF First Bank
and Trust Company, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best OF my
acknowledge ard belief, II.
IL. II. AIsTHoRpE, Cashier.
state OF Illinois county of Alexander. u.s.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this nth
day of March. 1911. EMMA s. Riley,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-13

AAttoiiD
necess aiiuring
fore any way
can heal. S.Sof
is d perfect
blood purifier.
acting directly
on the circula-
ton t h ug h
the stomach and
digestive men, :