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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-05
ROOSEVELT AND
wilson LEAD IN
TEXAS PRIMARY
Re.rras from Coa7ea,ioas Indicate
Former President ard Taft in
Cose Race r..

pall}a, Tex, 2Eay l.-Geturna TO-
e2y@d up to r. e'claaa, tonisht, 81
pserlnet CONVENTIONS .hEld through
.out Texas today. show Gov Wpoa-
row Wilson leading by a large ma
jQrity over Clark and Harmon in the
Democratic contest and in the Re-
publican race Gel. Roosevelt and
President TAFT are running close.
with the former President SLIGHTLY
in the lead, At most of tho cities
and larger towns the conventions
took place, tonight.
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There IL 40 duty we 50 much
underrate rs that Of hptug hap
pg. By being happy we sow
Anonymous benefits upon the
world which remain unknown
even to ourselves or when they
are disclosed surprise nobody so
much as the benefactor A hap
Ply man or Womun IL better
thing TO find than n FIVE pound
note. He ar she II Il radiating TO
chs Of good VIII and their en-.
trance Into a room III as though
another candle had heeu lighted.
We need not care whether they
could prove the forty-seventh
proposition. They do a better
thing Than that they practically
demonstrate tue great theorem
Of the livahleness Of life Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson
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$4,000 for the TO-
lief Of the food sufferers along the
Miss: ssippi river caused the army.
today, TO instruct Major Noromyio,
In charge 81 the work at Memphis to
cease making contracts for supplies
aud asked the American Red Cross
Society to Issue an urgent appeal for
funds, to take up the work of RELIEF
when the army stops. Urged to ao.
tion the House, late today, passed
the relief resolution, but the meas
ure still lacks the sanction of the
Senate.
When the money ia made avail
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-05
LIGHTNING BOLT
KILLS 4 PERSONS
Bucklin, Mo-, Farmer Hart, Sen,
Farm Hand and 2 Chill
dren Killed

Rucklin Mo-. May -Four per.
SONS were Killed two miles southeast
Of here, today during su5Gme show
crs, when lightning hit the barn Of
John Nolan, Sri. in which tiny had
taken refuge The dead:
John NoIln, Jr.
J. II. McCurry
Two 9mall chlGron Of Mrs. Banja-
min Mains
John Nolan, ST., was severely
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Ostrich feathers, dependent almost
entirely for their value upon tho
fashions OF the day, are one of the
most important products OF Cape Col
ony.
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She Was Forgiven.

Authoress-Good gracious, what
state this place is In. Yoa lave been
reading instead OF doing year work.
Servant have bees reading yoG-
last poem, mum. and /: 50 enlhralied
me | forgot everything else Flieeen-
do Blaetter.
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The above is a correct statements
of The Cairo Bulltt,n for the year
and the month Of March, 1912.
E.A, DALEY,
Gea1 Manager.
subacrhed and sworn to hsfore
me this 18th day Of April, 1912.
LEO ], KLEB,
Notary Public
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CIRCULATION GTAITETNT.

Average uHmAer of complete
and perfe,t copies Of The
CAiio Bulletin printed daily
and Sunday during the year
nf 1911 ae~-
49, - - naA-.
Average number Of complete
and perfect copies Of The
Cairo Bulletia. prtatsd dur
ing the month OF March.
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Best Compliment.

About the finest compliment that
can be paid to young man Is to say.
he is a comfort to his pdrent5.-Atch.
isOn Globe
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GREAT SUFFERING
AMONG REFUGEES
OF BLACK RIVER

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When women set the vote
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5tI For something new.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-20
SOME LETTERS TO
SANTA CLAUS

other brother is six years OF age. he
would like a bugle, a wagon and some
story books. MY other brother, four
years of age would like a sled and
rubber ball. My youngest brother three
wears of age would like a rocking horse
and a ball. And, dear Santa, we all
like some candy and nuts In our stock
fngs And don't forget mamma and
papa. Goodbye From your friend
MARY OWENS
414-119th street
Hammond. Ind, Dec. H.
paar santa: ] thought / would write
YOU a little letter to tell you what i
want for Christmas Please bring me
an English doll buggy and a game of
Teddy in Africa and a bed and some
nuts and candy and a Christmas tree.
And II you don't have enough presents
for the poor children give them some
of mine. Good-by Santa. / am a
little country girl.
SUSIE DE vRoE.
East Chicago, Ind. Dec. 10.
Dear Santa Claus: l am writing a
letter of what / want for Christmas /
want couple of books. a big moving
picture machine because my old one is
not very good because 1t is too old
and sled to slide down a hill. and "a
pair of ice skates, and pair of roller
skates and steam engine and a wa
gon and a handcar and new suit OF
clothes Do not forget papa and mann
ma and the poor people.
Yours truly,
NORMAN ALLEN
East Chicago, Ind, Dec. 10
Dear Santa: thought I would
write few lines to tell you what
want for Xmas. l want a doll and 8
go-cart and a set of furs and table
and chairs. Bring nuts and candy DC
NOT forget the poor children. Dom
forget papa and mamma go t.
school every day and l am years ole
and am in 3B. I get my lessons. We
are making Xmas things. That viii
be all this time. Goodbye
Your friend,
ETHEL A. LARSON.
Hammond. Ind, Dec. 10.
| Dear Santa Claus: l want a big dol
and few games. But you know
want to have some nuts and candy
But please don't forget the poor chill
dren. Lovingly your Htele girl.
| ELENORA KUSS.
Lowell, Ind Dec 10
| Dear Santa Claus: We thought W
| would white and tell you what we wan
| Tor Christmas. ! want a blackboar,
| and a new blue dress and nuts an,
| candy My little sister Helen wants
| stove and a box of han.1kerchiefs an,
nuts and candy My little sister Bes
sic wants a little piano and som
| clothes and shoes and stockings for he
doll That will be all for this time
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a drum and a Christmas tree and some
candy and nuts. Don't forget my lit
tie sister and mamma and papa. 1t
makes me feel sorry when l think that
you will have to return to your home
in the northland after Christmas II
wish you a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year From your little
friend. ALBERT STRAUCH.
Black Oak. Ind, Dec. 90
Dear Santa Claus: I am little girl
five years old. / do not go to school
yet. / stay al home and help my msNn-
ma as much as l can. l would like
doll with blue eyes and brown hair
and a cradle and little piano. set Of
dishes. a Christmas tree and candy ard
nuts. Don't forget the poor little chill
dren. ] wish you Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year Don't for1st
mamma and papa. Your little friend,
MELINE STRAUCH.
Hammond, Ind, Dec. 20.
Dear Santa Claus: l thought / would
let you know what | wanted for Xmas.
l want game and my stocking full of
| candy and nuts. That will be all this
| Christmas BERNICE MOAD.
/ 167 Fayette street
| Hammond. Ind, Dec. -
! Dear Santa Claus. | want few
| games and l also want some tables and
chairs. But please bring a picture
book and l want ironing board.
| Yours lovingly,
MARGARET KUSS
Hammond Ind, Dec. 90
. Dear Santa Claus: AS am the
youngest of our family | am my NAM
mas and papas baby boy. SO / must
write to you that YOU will not for
get me this year. AS / would not like
| to have you come down the chimney as
we always keep a large fire in the fur
mace so please come in the back back
door and leave our things in the sit
ting room or parlor Please bring me
tool box. cowboy suit and a gun and
| some nuts and candy, and don't forget
the poor that has no papa and mamma.
Your friend
WALTER ULLRICHs
100 Ogden street
st. John, Ind, Dec. 20.
Dear Santa Claus: / am little girl
10 years old. 1 would like for Christ
mas a Christmas tree, sweater coat
| fruit and nuts and candy. And for my
doll / want coat. hat and crocheted
muff. And don't forget mamma and
papa and the poor children. 1 wish
you Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year From your friend.
DOROTHY KOEHLE
Hammond. Ind, Dec. 20
Dear Santa Claus: | am a boy six
years old. 1 want a sled and a soldier
suit, airgun, a billy goat that kicks
and bring my dear mother pair oil
| slippers, and / want train, a horn,
drum and that says moo, ant
a small horse. Every night my siste1
| looks in The Times and see if she coule
| find some pictures of you. / got 81 pic
lures of you Santa Claus. and 1 viii
| tell my mother to leave the door un
| locked for you. There will be a tabl
! full of good things for you to eat an
two glasses of wine for you, and
. want some nuts and candy. and don
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Lowell, Ind. Dec. 10.
Dear Santa Claus: 1 would like you
to bring me signet ring. nice story
book Bring my brother Marshall a
jumping jack, a horn and a picture
book and bring some nuts and can
dy Don't forget the poor little girls
and boys Your little boys.
MARSHALL SANGER.
HAROLD SANGER.
Hammond Ind. Dec. 10.
Dear Santa Claus: We are two
brothers 6 and years old We thought
we would write and tell you what we
want for Christmas. We want two
trains of cars and two bicycles ana
two horses and wagons Don't forget
our little sister Margaret and our
parents something, too. We also want
a Christmas tree with nuts and candy.
The front door Will be open for you
WILLIE OBRIEN-
FRANCIS OBRIEN-
Hammond Ind. Dec. 10.
naa~ santa claus: 1t is near to
Christmas that if l don't write to you
now I am afraid / will not get any
thing | viii tell you what I want 1
want a little cradle. Il sewing box.
doll buggy and a Christmas tree. Don't
forget my brothers and sisters and
mamma and papa. Don't forget the
poor children. | want some nuts and
candy and orange. Your little friend
BEATRICE ETHER
275 Towle street.
Hammond. Ind. Dec. 10
Dear Santa Claus: | am a little girl
about five years old. My name is Meta
BrueckDer and my home is on $50 Erie
street. l would like to tell you what
j want for Christmas / want a doll
and go-cart, a cradle and set of dishes.
a Christmas tree and nuts and candy.
l think the only pleasure you have of
Christmas is to bring the little girls
and poor children something. The
front door Will be open for you
Best regards,
META BRUECKNER.
East Chicago Ind, Dec. 10.
Dear Santa Claus: / am a little boy
six years old. / thought | would tell
you what l would like for Christmas.
would like a train of cars and track
and sled and magic lantern. Do not
forget my little sister Clara Bring
her something you think a little girl
three years old would like, and I would
thank YOU SO much.
FRANKLIN AULT
Whiting. Ind. Dec. 10.
Dear Santa Claus. l am writing you
a letter to let you know what my
brothers and 1 want for Christmas
am nine years of age. ] would like
ycu to bring me a set of dishes a big
doIi. wash board, wash tub and
some story books My brother is sew
en- years of age. He would like ar
Irish mail. football and a cap My
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more renewing my heartiest congratu-
lations for a Merry Xmas l remain as
ever your true little friend
FLORENCE HAMMER.
Hammond, Ind, Dec 20
Dear Santa Claus: l am a boy sew
en- years old. / have a sister years
old. My sister would like doll, a fur,
an iron and ironing board and two
story books. / would like an Irish
mail. a cowboy suit, tiddilywink
game and two story books. We would
both like some, candy, nuts and a
Christmas tree. Do not forget my sis
ter and papa and mamma and my uncle
and aunt From your friends.
GERTRUDE WILHELM.
CLIFFORD WILHELM.
631 Ann street.
Griffith, Ind, Dec. 90.
Dear Santa Claus: ] am a little boy
years old. I would like you to bring
me a football and a popgun and some
candy and nuts. And brother Harold
wants a sled. We will let the door un-
locked you won't dirty your clothes
coming through the chimney This
will be all. Goodbye. Wishing you
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. From your little friend.
ALBERT KOEDYKER.
Griffith, Ind, Dec. 20.
Dear Santa: / am a little boy ten
years old Will you please bring me
an air rife, 1000 shot, some candy and
nuts. 1 thank you for all the pres
ents you brought US last year. Don t
forget little brother Oliver. He wants
a little horse and wagon and some
this year Wishing you a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
From your little friend,
SAMUEL KOEDYKER
Hammond, Ind, Dec. 20.
Dear Santa Claus: For Christmas l
would like you to bring me a kimono.
pair of leggins for my doll. dolly. a
sewing box. pair of single runner ice
skates, and my old doll fixed up, and a
game, a set of glass dishes, story
book and swinging cradle for my
doll, and my little cousin James a shoe
fly. and my brother Arthur a bath robe
and do not forget papa and mamma
and also grandma and Aunt Mary and
Uncle Peter and the poor children
Please bring them something and then
come to me. With love. Your friend
CECILIA KNOERZER
Whiting, Ind. Dec. 20.
| Dear Santa: / would like drum, q
| horn. a big rocking horse and a trair
| that runs a track. That will be all
Good bye. ELRA MOORE.
| 420 Fischrupp avenue.
| Whiting, IND, Dec. 20.
| Dear Santa: / want to tell you wha
| want for Xmas. l would like a sled
| pair of cowboy gloves a story book
some games. nuts and candy. Good bye
/ IRWIN MOORE.
Griffith. Ind, Dec. 20.
| Dear Santa Claus: AS 1t is nea
| Christmas | will tell you what t
| bring. hobby horse. bag of cand.
and rooster that will crow, a Christ
| mas tree. a donkey that will kick,
doll that will sleep and chicken tina
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forget the poor children for some
hasn't any father or mother
Your truly friend
CARL RETZLOFF.
Hammond, Ind, Dec 10.
Dear Santa Claus: l am little girl
four years old and I want to let you
know that 1 want something for
Christmas. A big doll, a buggy or
cradle little piano. tree. nuts.
candy and cookies. Don't forget Rob-
ert with a horn and papa and mamma.
Good bye, with a Merry Christmas
HELEN THoN
347 Sibley street
Hammond, Ind, Dec. 20.
Dear Santa Claus: i am a little boy
years old. l Will write you so YOU
will not forget me. L want train,
track and little horn, book. checker
board. My brother is 9 years old He
wants a blackboard, tool box high
top shoes book, cap and cowboy suit
for both. My sister is 10 years old
She wants a big doll with black hair.
book, sewing machine and candy, nuts
and tree, and do not forget the poor
, and also mamma and papa. Wish you
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
RAYMOND AUSTGEN.
GEORGE AUSTGEN.
EDNA AUSTGEN.
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Don forget my mamma anu papa
Your little friends.
BESSIE PETRIE-
ETHEL PETRIE.
HELEN PETRIE.
Hammond. Ind, Dec. 10.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
a pair of gloves. boy scout drum, boy
scout suit and three games, necktie
and 1 think that is enough
Your friend,
Rudolph KUSS.
Hammond. Ind. Dec. 10.
Dear Santa Claus: AS 1T is near
Christmas l thought / would white you
what | want. / only want few
things / want a big sleeping doll with
golden hair like mine and blue eyes. a
picture book, a cooking stove, a set
of dishes and washing set. 1 also
want a monkey that climbs up string.
Don't forget my little sick brother
Louis. Send him also something o,
yes, don't forget the carriage for my
doll. This is all for the present. Don't
come down the chimney as it is very
small, so you can put it under the
Kitchen doorstep. Don't forget the
teddy bear. The one you brought me
last year didn't squeal. / want one
'Ho' SHoulu SQleal loud.
ANNIE GREENBERG
Hammond, Ind Dec 10
Dear Santa: ! little boy eight
years old. Please send me a nair of
boxing gloves and l want a magic Ian
tern and a boy scout drum / want
COWBOY suit and a big tool box. a
pair or Ice skates and some story
books and l want lots of candy and
nuts Goodbye, dear Santa Claus
FORREST PRESTON.
9'S Truman avenue
West Hammond. Ill, Dec. 10
Lear santa Claus; ! am years OF
age Please bring me bank a pair
Oh ice skates cowboy suit, a cork
gun and don't forget my sisters Well
think that will be all for this time
Good-bye From
! DANIEL sLAvEN JR.
/, PAS Forsyth Avenue
| Hammond. Ind Dec Is.
| Dear Santa Claus: l want nice
story book and picture machine and
a little engine and cars That's about
an DENNIS BOUCK
| East Chicago Ind, Dec. 10.
| Dear Santa Claus: l am little girl
years old and ! am going to tell you
| what / want for Xmas. / want bic
| doll with real eyelashes and white
| enamel cradle and two books and &
game and a box of handkerchiefs and
| nuts and candy and oranges
/ Your friend.
EVELYN DRUM.
st. John, Ind. Dec. 20.
/ Dear Santa Claus: AS Christmas i.
| drawing closer every day l shall tr,
| and write you a few lines and extend
| all by best wishes and heartiest con
CALCULATIONS of my hearts greatest de
| sire to you Now / would like you t,
| be very kind to me and bring me
nice doll and carriage for myself ant
| sister to play with, a sweater and som,
candy and nuts. Now I will close, ono,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-20

Dear Santa Claus: Please remember
me Christmas with moving picture
machine, a daisy air gun, a coaster
wagon and a sliding trombone, some
nuts and candy If you have any to
spare. 1 wish you Merry Xmas.
Your friend,
EDWARD BRENNAN.
East Chicago. Ind. Dec. 20.
Dear Santa Claus: l am nine years
old i want a Rugby football and
pair of stockings. l wear No. g. and
| want stocking full of candy and
nuts. Do not forget mamma and papa
and the poor children. Your friend
RALPH BENNETT.
Hammond. Ind. Dec. 20.
Dear Santa Claus: VIII you bring
me moving picture machine. and an
electric motor and ring, and my little
sister wants a locket and chain and a
dolly with black hair.
RUSSELL WRIGHT.
so West Sibley street
Hammond, Ind, Dec. 90
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little girl
years old. 1 am going to let you
know what | want for Xmas. / want
a nice doll and buggy and candy and
nuts. That will be all for this time. so
good-b bye. From
MISS PEARL HOLDER.
205 Chicago avenue.
Dear Santa Claus: I am seven years
old. / would like you to bring me an
automobile. little wagon, train and a
little iron hook and ladder for Christ
mas, also bring me some nuts and can
dy and a Christmas tree. Good-by
Your friend.
ROBERT ENSWEILER.
East Chicago, Ind, Dec 20.
Dear Santa Claus: How are you? !
want TO tell you what L want for
Christmas. 1 want big doll and doll
trunk and a doll buggy. That is all l
want this time. But / have a little
sister that wants some things. She
wants doll and a nice ball and she
wants a pair of stockings and some
candy and nuts. Your friend,
LAURA BENNETT
Hammond Ind, Dee 20.
Dear Santa Claus: I Will write you
few lines and tell you what I want
| for Christmas. / want a bracelet and
| baby doll and some nuts and candy
! That is all this year. / wish you a
Merry Christmas and "A Happy New
Year. Your friend.
MILDRED JACKSON.
S12 Claude street
Hammond, Ind. Dec. 20.
! Dear Santa Claus: Come down the
/; chimney. Be sure and do not forge
! on Christmas night We viii have
| our heads tucked under the covers
Dear Santa Claus. I want big doll
! Good bye. l mi ght see you next Christ
mas. / live on 325 East State street.
| wish you a Happy Christmas and {
| Happy New Year. and my name is
MARGARET BLOOM
Black Oak, Ind, Dec. 90.
Dear Santa. | amp a little boy sever
! years old and l go to school every da,
and study hard. So / would like a slet
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lays eggs. Goodbye. Your friend.
ROY MEYER.
Hammond. Ind. Dec. 20,

Hammond, Ind, Dec. 20.
Dear Santa Claus: Please remember
me Christmas with moving picture
machine, daisy air gun, coaster
wagon and sliding trombone, some
nuts and candy If you have any to
spare. l wish you a Merry Xmas
Your friend.
EDWARD BRENNAN
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Don't forget my mamma and papa
Your little friends.
BESSIE PETRIE-
ETHEL PETRIE.
HELEN PETRIE.

Hammond. Ind, Dec. 10.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
pair of gloves. a boy scout drum BOY
scout suit and three games, neckte
and / think that is enough
Your friend,
Rudolph KUSS.
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more renewing my heartiest congratu
lations for a Merry Xmas l remain as
ever your true little friend.
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Clerk. ' L. H. Fletcher.
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Keeier. coie HuMANR 1rol,4N soCIETY-D n
secretorp ' president; .S Mrs. Lou TilisoD N ~
regoefts regett Of dumb animals I5Sue,iy sSoniyy or or
cation. '0''ely Tor inYest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19
The RnsY Mnmnn,s nnr

It begins early ends late, and is
full Of work. She often has kidney
trouble without knowing It. Her back
aches, and she is tired and worn out.
Sleeps poorly Is nervous no appetite.
Her bladder gives her trouble too.
Foley Kidney Pills will cure all that
and make her strong and well. Mrs,
Lena Boyer, 70 Frederick st., Auburn,
N. Y, says: "Three boxes Of Foley
Kidney Pills were all that were needed
to make me strong and we'll" They
are the best medicine made for kid
ney and bladder disorders Try them
DR.. Stone Drug Co
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-19

CHADWICK CHAPTER NO. 81, 0.
d. S. Regular meetings first and
third Tuesdays. Masonic hall Mrs.
Marion Derby, w. NJ; Ida NJ BAD
cock, secretary.
MULTNOMAH ROYAL ARCH CHAP
ter No. 1. Masonic hall, second
Friday OF each month, at p IN.
L. S. Rowland, Elk. High Priest; LOU
L. Pearce, secretary.
PACIFIC LODGE NO. 50, A. F & A.
NJ Masonic hall, third Friday ID
each month at 1880 p. m. FRANK
Jaskosh, W. NJ; Lot L. Pearce'
secretary.