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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
BOND DOTS.

The volume OF business in bonds dealt In
on the New York Stock Exchange was
lower than the week previous. and prices
were on the decline. With the exception
Of holiday weeks. it was the smallest wee'o
I'm bonds since January I. 1912.
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Int yield
Name Nssoo.a1;;- IL al
R1tSnI Roch & pitts - c, 1919-27 ~ 81
Cent of Ga 4l7-5 p c. 1918. .'''..' -
Central OF y c. lsl3.la. -.
Chssareake & Ohio 4 c, 1913 Il 90. - ~
chic & Alton 4-4i2-5 C. 1919, ~. ~
chic & East III 4iz-5 C. 1913 - 90
chic. r & Pac AS c. 1913, II. 90 80
Gin. II & Day AS P .. 1919, p % 80
Delaware & Hudson 4l1 p c. 1922 DO. % IS
Erie 4-4la-5 . G. i913-'l7 ........:'.. ta
Hooking Valley 4-4ia p C. 1913 S;;o ., -,
Hudson & Manhattan p c. 1913 ~. - =:
Kan city; F $ s N ~ , G. Iei$- 10 -
Kansas City So Az p .. 1913 - ..'- -
Tehigh valley IA c, 1913 10. 80 49,
Missouri Pacific e. 1913 u ...... - -
Mobile e. Ohio 4-6 ? g, 1913 '''' 80
central Lines p c. lel3- - -
Norfolk & Western c. lgl3.l 10 - 80
Pennsylvania 3ig-4 2 c. 1915 T. a.
St LS RI 44is-5 e. 49,. -. % -
do guar 4 e & p c. 19l3- H. -
seabosrd Air Line as p c, 1871 -
south nv 90 -4-4i7 p c. 1918 H.. 80
Virelrian Re- < p z, 1918 10, ......''. 81 -
Wabash AS p c. lgi3-2 .......... - -
Wheel & I. y 4'4-5 c. 1913 y 49,. 80 -
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MINING.
EONDS.

$1,000 Bradrn copper Is. ~ ~ ~ ~
1900 do ~ new. lao Iir iio Iiq
25.G" y Teleph i'ss. 81. 9S1, a'h 9sh
'Ses cents per share. fOdd lots
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

= - -. L,v shares compared Win
17-Tota sales for tho cay '4'o' N
corresponding da" in 1911
to June ~ inclusive o000o'''' '
5oos5145 shares for the sanepe in 1911
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Yields of leading active stocks based on
the present selling prices and fixed diN-
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the closing quotations
FOR stocks in which there were no transac-
tions yesterday on the New York Stock EA'
Change. /,
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ANDREW J. MCCORMACK, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN h. MULLER & SON
OFFICE. No. SIS WILLIAM ST"
Wednesday, June 10th, 1912,
at 1890 o'clock. at thu


at IL 80 o'clock. AZ thu
EXCHANGE SALESROoM. .s
Nos. "a AND rs vESEY STREsT'
Ry ORDER OF EXECUTORS
so5 OOo Bush Terminal Building Co. LIST Mugs
Sky Fund 5s, 1860.
roR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
80 shs. Columbia Knicker6ocker Trust co.
~ sns National Nassau Bank.
10 shs Cley Gland & Pittsburgh r X Co
- shs Del, Lack. & Western r. R Co
- sns Del. Lack n Western Coal 60.
- shs. Oswego & syracuse n X %
80 shs Utica. chen. Il susq. Valley n,
700 shs Nashville X Decatur X X orlsllA'
iOO shs Brooklyn city r. r.. Go. ,
80 shs United New Jersey r. r. & Canal Co.
30 sns Morris x Essex r. r. 60.
"a sns Warren r. II. co. OF y. ).
30 shs Pullman 20.
20 shs Iackawanua Il. II. 60. OF y.
- shs Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Co ....
~ chs OF Beneficial Interest knickeroocs"
~ abs. central r. r. Of New Jersey
10 shs Electric Bond & Share Go. Prefd
500 900 Toledo. Port clinton q Lakesiae IVY
Co LIST IS. l92S. Nov. I'd. 1911. coupoas;;
So 500 Adams Express co. coll. Trust 0o-Near
p G. Gold BIDS l9tS.
a coo shs Rawhidc coalition Mines Co
10 shs Great Eastern Laundry Co Prefd
20 Sis Z :. 8 Mexican Trust 60 60, 80 Ia
D. e. Mtse BIDS, Dec. 1911. coupons
5000 bermuda Atlantic steamship Co. LTD. p
C. Gold Mtge. BIDS
shs Mechanics Bank OF B'klyn.
81 shs National city Bank OF B'klyn
100 shs. Interborough Rapid Transit Go
s. shs. Consolidated Gas Co OF y. Y.
RY ORDER OF HERMAN sTIEFEL.
80 shs j. G Sichel Realty CO.; y. ,. L.. JR'e.ry
Co To order u the sterling smelling y"
by ORDER or THE BOROUGH lNNhSi-
ING co. r-
40 shs Borough Investing 60.
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HUNOREp.poLLAR BONDS.

Quoted by Eeycr CO.. No - William street,
Cind interestA
Bid Asked.
Aberdeen Ut & Power FIRST Us. 81. .IOOIa lO2
sAmcr r & T coll tr p ctfs. 30. D2l4 v3b
Amer yypefoundcrs Is 1879. .........IOl lOl
Brandon Gas & Power Let is. 1929 .t02 IO5
sCcntraI Leather first Us. l925. ...,.. "a. gBA
central Vermont first r.. 1920. .... 81
&C Is. q II u Denver Ext As, lg2@ ~ lO2
'Col q South Ref and Ext AS, 1885 90 0Sh
Erie ~ Y Il ed Lake, first -. -. l02 1906
Denver Gas 4 Flee hrst IS, lllJ. ilB 9Ss
Evansville e. 7 II Ref IS, 1911. ~ 81
General Electric 3lss. lDl2. s39 so
'Imp Chinese Govt S. lG5l...,...... ~ B6h
Inter Steam Pump LIST Is. 1929 ~ ~
Jackson tMich) Cons Trac IS. 1884. % 100
jackson (Mssl 1T a. T. LIST S IS, % ~ 90
.Keokuk & Des Mones first rs, 1923 100 1903
.KIngs Co Elec 1T & COW d Us. ~. ~ I29
Iaciede Gas first IS. 1919. .........l 02A
.Liggett & Myers IS. i95i.,........ "a 90
.p IOrillard IS. 1851 ................ 94h 96h
.Nationa RVS OF Mexico IL, 1871. SO IS
sdo 4las, 1881 ......... ........... 81 "
.New York Air Brake es. 1923. 9s& lOlk
sN Y n II & II conv 3l5s. 1851. 30 ~
do Us, 194s. ,.............' les i5s
North Carolina Pub Serv first IS. 3, 81 90
ohio & Little Kanawha r r IS. 80. 30 l02
sPocahontas Cons Col first 49, 81. ~ 80
r S Corp OF y Perp y ctfs. lO0h lllh
Scacoast Ry p l. rs. lDfs. los III
$50 Pacific S + Term first IS 1850. 9O%
Seattle Cons & Dry Dock first Is, 90. ~ 100
Toledo Term r r FIRST Gus. 1851. 20 ss
United Water G. 1t 6s. 1925. VI 1Ol
virginia Ry first Sc, 1902 .......;... os 100
western Pac first IS. 1893. So 50
sII.,.a ON the N.u York Stock Exchange
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N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

Bid. Asked.
Pat & p G.. 92Ia 95
Standard zee. 90 62
DO LIST SIS. .104 los
81 T. Gas SIS. IS D9H
sdo com 6s.l04 los
'P c G 5s... e84
syr O lat IS. 102h 1908
S 1t & T. 5s. s3I s4k
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* dividend. Interest to be added.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Boyer. Griswold Co. Ne
German street, Baltimore
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The Lima Locomotive Corporation mas
sold in New York 2",~ first mortgage
per cent twenty-year sinking fund goa
bonds. Calable At option on any Interest
date at 10
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.

a quarterly dividend OF and one-quarter
GLc6D per cent has been declared upon the
Preferred Stock Of this Company, payable July
lst. 1912, 10 Stockholders OF record at the close
Of business June 18TH, 1912.
Transfer Books will remain open. Checks
mailed. r. II. ISMON Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

American Smelters Securities Co.,
1875 Broadway. New York. June 9TH, 1912.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND no. 20,
PFD. STOCK, SERIES p.
The Directors of the American SHELTERS Sc
curities Company have this day declared a
dividend Of i @ on the Preferred Stock, Series
3, Of the Company, payable July LIST. 1912 to
stockholders Of record at o'clock p. NJ, June
18th, 1912 The books Of the Company for
the transfer OF Preferred stock. Series 3, will
be closed at o'clock =. NJ. June 10Th, 1912.
10 reopen At 10 A. NJ. June 2Qth. 1912.
Il MERRISS SacretarY.
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Marblehead. Mass. will receive bids unit
IN q m. June 90 for 10000 { per cent wa
loan bonds.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS
"a and rs Wall street.

Is and IS Wall street
vINhE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
l. INTEREST be paid TO depositors entitled
thereto for the six months ending June 30th.
1912.
dollars at the rate Of FOUR PER CENT. per
annun.
Payable on and after Monday, July 18th,
1912.
DANIEL BARNES. President
GEORGE NJ HALSEY Cashier.
wIILISTON II. BENEDICT. Secretary.
New York. June 9Th. 1912
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OFFICE OF THE
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, PITTSBU RGH
RAILWAY COMPANY.

The semi-annual dividend OF three per cent.
On the guaranteed stock OF the Allegheny &
Western Railway Company will be paid July
LIST, 1912. 70 stockholders Of record June 21st.
1912, at p. m. Checks will be mailed 10
EPEFST ISEIIN Assistant Treasurer
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
Quoted b., Gilbert Elliott q Co.. Nc. 81 Wal
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

sex dividend. 1lncIuding all new stock div
idends and subscriptions.
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 81 so q year.
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURING co

No. G5 Wall Street.
New York City June LIST. 1912
Clst CONSECUTIVE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
A dividend Of ONE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT. UkT) has been declared the stock
OF this company, payable July I, 1912. to stock
holders Of record June IS. 1912
HENRY r. MURRAY Secretary.
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Worcester. Mass, will receive bids until
noon. June 10. for $4,000 3i7 per cent and
$4,000 I per cent ten-year registered oonds
dated April T. 1912. and due April /. 1872.
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

Maturing 1912-22)
Furnished by Swartwout Appenzelar. No. a
Pine Street,
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 1913 ~
FURNISHED by Swsrtwout Appenzelar NO =.
- Pine Street,
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head & Co., No. IA wan
street,
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by ". y Coler & Co. No. '3 cedar
=" street,
Arcrned interest % be aidedl

.Coupous interchan geabie. TReSistercd. 'Oo1
,nrs sRncistered and counOn.
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The First Trust and Savings Bank OF
Chicago, will soon offer $4,000 Inland steel
Companys new SIS al par. Bonds are dated
Inly I and are due 1872.
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FURNISHED by Errnghsm Lawrence & Co. No
III Broadway
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

'Er dividend. TEX 50 per cent dividend
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.List.d on the New York Stock Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19

4 Gcyser IS an Intermittent hot
water fountain run by nature,
Nature d2es this just to show
ran ho0 insignificant he is. Man
scl,s and ssrnggles and spenss his
ronev and in the end gets . quart OF
no. water out of a faucet in half an
hour. Nature produces an extensive
and d.ep-ssated hole in the ground,
connects il with the Internal regions
and once ~ hour shoots enough boil
:rs water into che air 20 launder all
sse cloths in the nation.
Ge.es.s are net very numerous and
al these Ia this country are confined
IN ~" Yellowstone park, the great.
est natural nlenascrie in .h" world.
AMI sNc on:y section OF the country
wahA g. ,C.~ anen'ly Ht'.l ~ish not
ant cold water. There are Many
ges se.s ~ sl,s Yellowstone va's an !
they are gYcstiy admired ~ :hSsc
soa.ists wno are ea.sicus enough 10
tesr O,ss ~ sSaS" when they S.yse.
OHH g: :hc sses'es. diversions il
america IL ~ tsa,si ~ Yellowstone
mark and s.t .avcHnd q prehistoric
hole sa.s.ns for y :" emit a. few 'i'.
iiSs, q. gallons az sIpeshes'sI
w.is.Yse. Ncsi qsssss's are ~ teW.
ps ran entail - ojHsa singers and pei
form wAea .asy e.. coo>i and reads.
~. SINE hsye q resuia. schedule an!
sps,us n frequently and sc'isa'Sis a.
a. nresias nsisi tanGiia.. 80 shH kack
platform VI y special train.
Sac E1Oss famous SsSssr ~ O:1
SAsttsat." which work. every l.'sie
whale. throwing huge and hsaasaSN!
ssssaas q a:es high enough 20 mako
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19

ssss A%e.ss Tucker gave reading.
ard Mss Martha Seymouc read an
interesting paper, Mrs. william
Steysx gave an instrumental solo
The clab contributed s. toward the
shislre1s Nome in Cairo After
scTc discussion it Nas decided ~
hold 70 Sues. meeting in Perks a
virgins hal! on New Years Esc
Tseve bc.sS no further bushes. the
eub sIioufnd.
Neso vhos. Higgins, Mrs. Geo. -
Martin. MIS-. Harry Perkins and Ne,
sister, Mrs, Andrew Rask, of Yuma.
Colo, Mrs. Frank Campbell and
Misses Mcllic Campbell and Kate
|coales wser among the Cairo visitors
yesterday afternoon.
2rs. Elmer Boyd was at America
Yesterday 10 see her brother, J. f
,Lysr!y, who is seriously i'll.
Hf.. Rsy Olms'sst spent YESTERDAY
with her sister. Mrs. James payidSc,
IN Cairo
Mrs. Frank Kendall vas Cairo
shopper yesterday.
Mrs. Flossie Littlejohn and child
rem, Maude, Aileen and Edwin, of
America, were in the city shopping
yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. T, Hayden, Mrs.
Florence Malone and Rev NJ, 3.
Baker attended tho funeral of the
formers son, George Hayden. at
Valley Recluse yesterday. Rev.
Baker oTioiatcd.
Mrs. Nettic Burns was the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. L. G. Ent, in Cairo
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Poor and Msr. ", a.
Mason spent yesterday morning shop
ping in Cairo.
Misses Nellie and Elsie Lyerly, OF
America, were in tho city yesterday
Mrs. Roy Conncll, of Mounds, was
the guest yesterday afternoon OF
Mrs. Charles Dishinger.
Mrs. Maude Southall and Miss
Dawn Capoot were Cairo shopper:
yesterday.
Nrs, Loon Read was among Thu
Cairo visitors Yesterday.
+. 4. Steer and daughter, Of Amer
Iica, We're in the city Yesterday.
The third monthly report cards o
Lowell High school were distribute
yesterday. The rank was as follows
Senior claSs--First, Joe O'Sullivan
second, Margie Schneider, JUNO
class First, Frederick Williamson
second, HerShel Eichhorn. Sophie
more-F.rst. Lena Wcsterman; sec
ond. Thomas Armstrong Freshma
First, Wayne Mount; second, licle
Ford.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19
FOR REAL VAUDEVILLE
THE KIMMEL THEATER
MOUND

Miss Allie Belts and Floyd Easter
day were married at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
4. Belts yesterday morning. Prompt
ly at 10 o'clock the wedding party
entered the parlors to the strains Of
Mendlessohn's Wedding March,
played by Miss Hazel Conyers, Ct
East Prairie, Mo. Rev. Joseph Buic,
of the Congregational church per
formed the ceremony Miss Laura
Clendcnen, of Cairo, was maid Of
honor and William Dougherty, Jr.
Of this city, was best man. The
| bride was attircd in a gown Of white
| chiffon over charmeusc silk and car
ried shower boquet OF lilies of the
lyallef. The maid Of honor carried
carnations. The parlors were beau
tifully decorated with carnations and
ferns. After the ceremony ice
cream and cake were served by
Misses Mary Oyerstreet, Ella Dolan
tne2 OSulliyan and Helen and Freda
Miller Only few friends and rcla-
tives to the contracting parties were
present. They were Mr.. and Mrs. r.
E. Conycrs and daughter, Miss Hazel.
of East Prairie, Mo, Mrs. r. c. Glen
. dencn and daughters, Misses Laura
and Grace, Of Cairo, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Easterday Il. E. yesterday and MI
aud Mrs. Herbert SteincI, all of Cairo
: Mr.. and Mrs. George Belts ant
e daughter, Miss lrma, Mr.. and Mrs
5 lotto Belts, Mr., and Mrs. W. A
t Doughcrty, Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. T
Ashby, Mrs. Clara Estes, Mrs. JOSEPH
Y Buie, ANGEL Ashby and Clyde Muir
lphy. MIR. and Mrs. yesterday left OF
/, a bridal tour at ! | o'clock Of a week
}, duration and will be at home to thei
h friends after January I, 1913, a
0 their home on rca;l and Merit
( court.
r The Woman's Club met Vt tn
s home of Mrs. Elsie Read Tuesday at
y ternoon. Roll call was answcrc
elwith quotations from Longfellow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19
;,vNr INDIANA ARSON gr7gft
TRUST" IN c.!cAI0

.53@th Ecud, Ind. Zee. ls.--Thae
two or ti,res additional arrests arc TO
be made IN the "A.s1n Trust" case
here within 'he nest day or 'wo be-
carG known with III. renewed aCtiy-
tiles OF TIC police and attaches Of
trsg. So. Mont. s:s-+'5 Office ~
.a.. 1t is known tha: II" an'hcri-
ties ere wo,k'ng II conjunction with
sasa,3Aicazo u3':ee IA an c.ort 10 ap-
p.henI other members CT 'hc
"t.us'. yhich IS supposed - have
headquarters taero Both Ben Kahn
aaa Ben Franklin. 'hc latter sup
po.sd 10 te "the torch" for the
trust, are still. II custody III de-
:aG,. @: $40 ,oIe scHd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19

frightful physical ordea! of bearing
twins. II has been less than three
months since her last two childran
came into the world
What would you do if you were the
father; what would you do if you
were the mother?
This editorial is written for a
double purpose. First, to make the
dissatisfied more oontentcd and. sec
ohd, ~ irstiil the spirit o: charity in
scuT hcart.
Yol Msv Rave reasons 70 he dis.
and unhapp.. Int you can
console Yourself with The thoush'
TIA. ".hinss might BE- = aao;e lot
Y oyee."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19
Does the Shoe Fit.
Has fate been kind to you?
Are Won contented


Are you contented?
Is there anything else in life that
you require to make you happy?
Have you good home, good
clothes, good food, steady employ
ment and enough money to keep the
wolf away from the door in the event
that Ill luck should befall you?
Some men and women will never
be satisfied. You may be one of
them and if YOU are, this editorial is
written for your benefit. Read the
following letter:
Dear Santa Claus:
Il am poor little girl and am
blind. l have sister, 3 years old,
who is crippled. have three broth
ers and sisters under 10 years. We
lost our baby brother three weeks
ago. He was twin and just siy
f, weeks old. Now, Mr.. Santa Claus
my papa has large family and il
not able to get us anything. We arr
very poor and bad luck seems to hay,
overtaken us. Papa works hart
every day and 1t takes all he gets I,
support US. Please, Mr.. Santa Claus
Z we hope you wont forget your bin,
and crippled little friends, also m,
brothers. ] don't want much, but
want the other children to get some
thing, because they believe in SANITY
"Well, good night, dear Sanity.
"Your little friend,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19

aged 20. OF radacah, Ky; Isaac
Moore, aged IS, Of sumner, n, and
Media Adeoek. aged ~, OF Portage
Vile. No; Thurman Glenn, aged II,
CT Mlldcn, Mo, and Gala Nickehs,
aged 10, Of Maiden, Mo-; Walter Cot
ton, a2ed &c, Of Hendarsogs Ky. aud
Fannr CAM, aged rs, Of Wardcll,
Mo. Isem Majors aged -, ostrdiro,
and Mrs. Cattle Linycar, aged So, OF
ta.la; ispty c. Uyeas, aged -, Of
P2dvch. Ky, and El,ia Marshall,
aged 10, OF Kn,taWa, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19
CcIr;y Hosrl IA S.ssit :.

TIE Eoa.: u: County 'oH,0lss'on
efs held ;arca- AoUs session "eI
nesis: ATTIC 'aOoE ASIDE. s.on Nj
appc NJ rent ~ l,r. t. T.. ;TiC1 a
t.ys.cian scr afro sNd The BRAIN
age 2'i.'c.s. 'nc ~ o".nS o. sun
Ssy.ssa Ts ASA y, cOr:ts aI.. the a9
rpH:s'cn II EaHja"M Jones .,
.aps~ ns.nsoat'cf t'c Conaty Poor
s'ar;s. tas board transacted no cth"!
hcs.1e3s. s!;o:.ajc; nnti: today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THEBES


Mr.. and Mrs Is. T. Brown visited
at Dongola this week.
Mr.. Rcinhart has moved back to
bis farm
The Thcbcs school will closed next
Tuesday for the holidays. School
will start again on Thursday after
New Year.
Nanslcklc G. Son have their saw
mill ready to start Wednesday.
MIR. Gilbert, Of Cairo, was here
Sunday.
Finis Jayncs, Of Cape Girardcau
visited friends hero last Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19
BOY SCOUTS IN
Need OF MONEY


Csisc Troop NJ I. fsSy 'ss,'uss ~
Amessss. n huss!tne tor saaas win
~a,:A 70 equip ,ts siew gsmssssam
ari sesAins rhsxs. she quarters for
which hsse been provided q: the
yse.Sy.es!sn church q. considerable
cswasr TIE Troop has ,ssa~i =
lets-s - . nanher 81 ssc friends u
: Natssa.t. sa!!iag asssas!cs 70. sae
curwse and aee3s cS. sAe pos ,:iso.es
% sals siss..
She as.w OF she tssy sSH,s. 20 20
eassssass. o seasiasas ia sssh Dr., tce
sAlss sdual honor. .ssaiss &c h.'s tss:-
eats and All 20 @Asu; lcyalsy 10 dae.
.sss.!ns4s 20 cshsss. hso.aslas"!
among Themselves palasssoss ~ 81.
|kiss2ness to animate ohed''H"" 81
-assnss and leaders. rhees:asnsss aA !
|ehYSet.
seousmasser John II. Jaskss are
Assissane, Stcutmasser l1se.'c. VI
vs1:'.e Aase addressed she less:~s :a's
snai:e6 shesm. The fOAsowiAA - "a
excerpt: eve are sage shas Ssa y ~
eat;Dsee tAis plan 20 keen Is, asss
|oH s:,e streets and rrov sde s0v 'r".N .
slaoc az wholesome recreation ani
because membership !. shis ss'cc .s
Open 70 an, Ivy between the sses II
sweiss and eighteen years. regardless
Of sectasian belief. We are ~slscit!as
The cooperation ~ che psstsc, u
you feel inclined 20 hslv 'Ais worthy
cause y0i can eAsead No better hO!se
CAV greeting 70 che BOYS Of Cairo
than = contribution ~ taeiE equip
menu
10 assist IN making . suitable Se.
lection q La Ca;d is en- lOsal 'wt'h
IshG letter. The list names the fol
lowing equipment: Dumb bells, fn-
dian clubs, athletic exercises, punch
Ing bag and frame, boxing gloves,
parallel bars, ladder, rings and rope
attachment, floor mats, basket ball
outfit, reading room table, reading
room desk, magazines, periodicals,
reading room chairs, reading room
rug and money
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19

a., VIVA NVOSys
:,ThS sssssiass q tAs illinois Auto
a1lj1e AsboelasieA and The alino''
n1a 1sarseYeneat association. 70
s MI bess saturday mean much
a. Ca!ee.
.11s etsaa,sssisaa will come 90
Ce.ee % sassss Of the Cairo Auto
ns6ile Club and q special pfosrasn
M bss& astaaegd tor Che ensse'
saesnsas q The slssssrs. ,fhas che
sleGs:sss sss 70 BE- he 4 heee 10 0
eesaps.msas 20 she activity Of G. q.
Miller. peessdeat Of the local motor
sssb. AZ pssv:eus meetings have
teea held ~ sfaae.
: Asils from che advert sing cair'
WijI satoys ~ che result OF thc
snolelaes. there viii 30 future bene
Ala That caro- WAS able 70 ''!and'
a1e Sasetlnes % mn sndicat.on that
snsee b . sssaag seatimeat IN sas"s
% sasa improvement in sae south
en- sossicn Of che state. The state
wise eooa roads movement did no.
eossshplass Q roadway 70 the sonsa'
. esn part os illineis. but the !nau.
saes brought 60 bear on psom:nen'
sasnhess % the so6d roads sssocsa'
slom Nas selnlnAed che. up state
solRs'' that cAiro 70 on che ma? end
vi mate . Aeht for iss share o.
che imesoveaaeAts.
The eco organizations are work
COG AaaA in hand Tor Q general ir'
svsossmens os rosG Ont0OnS@ I1bi-
asiss although one of the wealshi"s'
states 10 the union. has the poorest
sea6s. and the Organizations have a
big job on hand. However. when
the improvements are started, Cairo
will have to be on the alert, or this
end of the state Is apt to be over
looked.
Invitations have been issued for
q Joint banuet to beg held in honor
OF the visitors and a large attend.
have never before pisitctdg 'shrdlu
ance is desirable. The delegates
hae nevtr Before visited Cairo n
respective official capacities ana
the impression that is made By
Cairo Saturday means much for tn,
future.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19

The foregoing letter was among
Bulletin. We do not believe It was
written by the little blind girl, but
we are confident that she was the in
spiration. There is pathos in every
word of 1t.
Place yourself, If you are man,
In the position OF this father. who,
with q family of six and bcset with
misfortune. can earn only enough to
buy meager necessities Of life. II
you arc a woman. place yourself, for
an instant. in the position of this
mother, who has given birth to six
children and now is weakened by the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-19
CEYSERS
By GEORGE FITCH.
Author of "At Good Old Siwash."

city fireman expire from envy Tie
largest ecysar in the world IS the
EXcclsjc', which gets busy and ac-
complishcs something about as often
as the pem3cratlc PARTY in national
politics.
1t is wonderfully inspiring -
sasch gnyssr .at1st..Uls!y spout
ing vast Di;lcws md spires OF water
from 700 20 900 feet mo- me ~.
and those tourists = 10 tsatei ,c.seEa,
thousand M.ie.. paving t.,hE,. = t1o