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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-24
Sf9rmbollen peb NOtabcne.

Aoor Qaitor q. Z Gang i Ian.
iferen" ior G. Sept. itrioer, at iee
bar fritiieret aorsberemin9en. %
ienere, at oct Dog fife er aritif, Oo
opbGDer pel BET enc llOtrpf BET an
oct. Seq moa minOe ON, at ieg
fnIote Artitlen u9otnbene", boiItet
10 betp6er gemprfnineer o8 life
on0et. -
Gaitor z. iiaer enOpioere, at ieg
fIa9er oper port ringe antoI 5eo-
n ingemis ion9rer Oct
funoe Der pei opre @run0 for. Dog
freD ieg R Il iionGrer % men.
te 0ermeO De fire 5n6remisiionPrer,
JON er opfsrt / Aorsberetningen.
Zen Tor. airfe bar oeoienot fla
Observation-Disclosures % g%ipetJieg.
Ter Tor Den; men eiter rs Iars Scr.
.lsb bar oi 126 ErGiter % fun 4
sSn0remisiionprer % BET ma fall.
oes ina al iioitnpbnte Clogs. Spn.
fer man ino pno bet 6orbol6, port
SamiuHo itaar / til Sn0re Wisiion
i 3anmorf, boor experimentation.
beoen er ioo 6etpoelis, oa bIioer0en.
monin9en pit life uioritooelia.
Den ogiaa paa Den p0re DIS.
lions Omraa0e moa Dor Reprp.
ientation nof fables rin9e. 5elo
ON Der noires liQe ino riqeIigt til
ben, iom til nogen onoen @ren al
Arbei0et~, noar BET gpIoer 4enge,
me0 Arbei6ere ganr BET mere
treDeHt ri bar 10 Dog til Cato
finn uOienot ire goremisilonprer
meo oeres 5uitruer, % oct fan
life fables mango. sac os tpnfe
pao 8r6oremenigbeOen" Zen er
life / AntnI me1et itsrre END Sen
Tor. airfe, ca. 10000 Re0femmer.
Tor nogIe 2lor .i0en 6ap6e Den
80 Observation-Disclosures % 100 Ris.
iionqrer blanot SeoHingerne tom
De in0is6te 2rbei0ere bar iregnet,
neo jeg iffe). 8oa eet aor uoienote
ben 30 0lisiionprer. 5 rQeglen til
81 isiionsproblemet" Tiger an6rep
WurraD: ogreorefirfen bar cen
Misiionpr for boer IS Qltergpiter,
og for bpert We6lem / Siemmet fan
man regne minoit to Seonineefriit.
ne, Der err ounone beo oeres arbei.
De-. Den oper for ionoanne Mis.
iionsreiultnter tober man let 9piten
til at frembene, boo0 man ielD bar
opnnnet; meget mere lp0er oct: s.
bar fun noaet liOt, s .maa beOre
freml
ut Der er Br9fter I cen for.
airfe, JON ftnor II Stiernens Segn"
life louformeliet tilbsrer
Somfunoet, bar ieg ineen aneIie
bnft ON, men lager Boitoren 2.'s
Orb oerfor. Sg | iaaoanne SilfaI.
be moo bet 6a pit bsre inc un6er
airferoaSets og are6sitDreliernes
Surisoiftion OF fno Or0en | 90. !
gerne. 8or @runolop Tiger: 0Dette
ifol beitoa of iaooanne
Wenigbe6er, pr9iter oe teologifte
e1rere, iom tilitemmer bets aonfti.
Gnftor 9. beiporer fig oper min
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-24

lteHllltelle ON Au1ulll Ill uOfi Ieos
Seminarium % mener. at
iel gioruOiGtter en- itiuIt Mening
UNDER 8eOt9gtens Or0lpo". aoIo
Meninoen o%ifiuIt1 eIler noeet on6et,
Der er Wenina | ben, % oct er,
ioa plot iea fan %foritoo, 0enne. at
bIiper ben bPo0et % fulgt / Rrof-
lis, "a er oct bIeben oonifeligt for
pl0re QtPu0 at fonme til al It'll
oere 8eoIogi PED Dor @r9iteifoIe.
Saa biot er Weninaen tlnr nof; men
ira en- anoen 5i0e Jet fan Den moa.
lie nof foIOes aifiult", i6et pitt
finn De iprreite al aorsme0ets item.
meeipen0e NeoIemmer inoioo Rpt.
fepi6oen al 9eiIutnin9en
9aitor 6 oil meme, at Der ifete
life noaet mt eaer noaen 5oron.
bring meo Oenle ge0t9gt. Seq me.
ner 10. 6pao Der biotil bar opret
sDet pna bette Omraaoe, bar bullet
poa 2eoernes Sfen, mn er Der en-
acknowledgements al ioloe til,
baae poo, og bet er eller tan blioe
Ell aanife mosiio o9 bsi 9orriere.
9or @runoIob i.ger, at Den for.
airte oil bragg Smioro ior poroen.
DC Brothers, Misiionprers o. Qp.
reres ll0oanneIie@. Ser iigtes life
mel.em Dem. Der ihloerer til Brett
/ fortere eaer lpnaere 8i6. Ren
bar nan oaioo aenmoreIopen
Get er BOG ogiaa min Opiattelie,
At Aarsmsoet bar life me0 nponte
ge0tGgt opret Golf for Stemnin.
gen I oen for. Strife. Oct er life
De 0eni8be0er, iom ifaI bere, lsn-
ne % oeiIe0es til Saligbeo al Bra.
tier ira Dor Q~rpiteifoIe, Der bar
frGDet aenmorelooens geotageIie.
Qe in0ier goot. at De RrGiters 8irf.
iom6eo, .bois ll0oanneIie iorbolos.
bis par fort, bar bait ior tor en-
9einoning ior airfens Gin % Nr.
beioe Amerita til, at nan me0
ct Emit al en- 8e0t98t fan ofitpre
Den 5remgangsmaa6e % ll6oannel.
ie, UNDER builfe DC bleo Gruiter.
Don BET life er ira @rof Sper.
orup ri bar l~l0trpftet zen menig.
beosnusi q 8rpiteuo0annelie".
6pa0 ban Iogoe mo oenne llotalel.
ie, er ieg life flar ooer; ies iulgte
life bans 9irtiombe0 'na neie; Dog.
Den nlon pei betnoe: en- llOoanneIie,
Der ioarer til Menigbeoernes arap
oe aaar. % iee tror, at ira pore
Q2~enigbeoer oil arooet ON en- me.
nigbe0smGsiigFrpite for.
me ii8 noget iom iaa: lao pnee.
troenoe % bellige Mpn6 me0 9Dit
% anIG9 ior 9raitegernin9en iaa
en- %erunoig % Ipngere uo6annelie,
% lao pl0re, troen0e % bell &c
Mpn0 me0 emit % anIpg for Bra.
ite8erningen ian en- fortere % mere
aImin0elia uo@oonnelie. nfpasiet Ell.
ter oeres 9Ioer % Stillina, % oi
oil 9lGoes oper baaoe ben enc %
ben anoen: lao Dem bare aano og
eone til at iorfpn6e Subs Orb o.
Billie til oe Strpben moo al lepe
iom Subs Bern oerefter", og Ri
mootager Dem meo Eat, rnten De
bar itu0eret foriere eaer Ipngere
Ii0.
CT Der life common ienie" I
en- iaaoan men abeo5mpSiia Era.
iteuooanneIie?~
0oor 9ait. g. mener, at 0mta.
len Of aenmarelopen er at lesge
en- oso SnnnO pna nlt, 6oa6 Der beo.
Der arbeiOe~, Oa er oct fife min
Renin9 oe beIIer fife. 6ooo iea bar
billet. Men ieg tror. at Ifal oen
geotpgt bGOOes % feIges eitcr
lin Dr6lD0, oa oil BEN blipe ..en
fso 6nnn6" paa Dor Rrpiteu6oans
nellie, % oct er for at 6enoenOe Op.
marfiombe6en oerpaa, at jeg bar
i'renet.
Spar Mnrius San en-.
y. z. gait. Gang illuminerer
mon fooAonne 11Afrnf. Enigfp i'm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-24

&tIe tI = WlPllURI OlbI GIU,
iom Oct er oct eneite aenOeteen,
9erreu no9en SinOe bar 8loet paa
fine lloienoinges 2@gtbeo; ri fenOer
oct ian0e ira oct ialife paa De Re
iultoter, Der fslger, bpor Br9oitan.
tens Or0 m~ootages % a0lpoes.
9et bar olti0 ppret oeres Gro,
iom pr9oiter gSumanitetens euan.
gelium4, at ale De @erniu9er, Der
Tiger at ifiuIe Jig borte ira @piet-
aIle 6oruer al Spn0 - oil0e ior.
ipinoe ior aunoifabens 9ps. @i be.
5epeoe blot at bi6ringe aunOfab,
% &etier0i9be0 OilOe 6li0e Dor 81.
oili'ations Completion.
8reoitanterne al 0ette Gplg5nin.
gems Gpan9elium par iaiife 3rofe.
ter; oct fences al 5ru5terne.
| 6or 30 4or iiOen inoisrtes Der
ct ofientIigt SfoIeiDitem 5oeen ben.
te0es fra 9ollpnoerne. Get blep no.
oi6et og anpenot me0 a Ben Snilo-
be0 % aroit. ION Gmerifanerne er
befenOt Tor, og BET bIeo nGiten Ra.
tioneus 5etiicb GrplIemiooel eaer
afguO).
6or 80 4ar iiOen. 0a ie8 6apoe
anOenOt mine be0ite Qar IL at I'M.
oerOiie Grenge, fom ie9 til at DO
Der. Get oifentIiee 5foIeiDitems
NaugIer oar mig inolpienoe. )tu o.
oo, iom 4nIeonineen 5s0es mig,
nooeoe ieg at fritiiere Spitemet, oa
6eriom ieg ira min aierap 6oot~
oplgite al ben 6or6aaneIie, Ser 6Ieb
oG1get poo mig. uiloe L ior6aos
les. &en i Gag iiger v56e gables
Some 5ourunl", lie 9Ding
66urcb~ % andre ieoen0e Iios
ifriiter praeit, brad ieg oa 'agoe.
Si0en Spitemet ~inoisrtes. bar
Der fun0et tore 6oran0rin9er Ste0
/ Dor ioeiale Civilization ! 5iue
Gage par BET naiten Ell Sfam Tor
en- aoinOe at ar6eioe for lit Op.
BOLD. Soils 5oeer % 5orpenmm-
ger bar Ian9t ira al opre, 6oao
De er M; 5g6e, aIp0er, 5orlpstel-
Ter - alt BAR al 6iaiqere Slags
Ger Oar li0en 9e0paeties @pring.
2ioet par mere itaoigt self par let.
tere tilireositillet o9 oerior mere til.
treble.
Set par Tor ben alosie 6olf,
Observation-Disclosures bleo in0isrt.
Solicit er un6ergaaet 8oranoring.
Spitemet life; oct er ble0et forpl6et
o5 ms0er life Ruti0ens ge6oD. Get
er e~n0ogiaa li9eirem ifaoeIigt; oct
%pro0uoerer en- Slogs aorafterer, Ser
life er ififfet til fraftiat at ms0e
5riitelierHe og set mooerne Gins
arap.
5orbrDOelien. ION npiten uoen at
rsome ipnnfer igennem 9anOet
V'angel pan InioarsfeleIie, 6oilfen
ifamffGnoer Dor rationale Sore;
Sfilsmisiers forbabien6e Spppiq.
be0; Ben tore Wanael pan Selo6e.
berifelie; ben uo%itrafte grua al
ubRoerlige Mi0ler for at opnaa po.
Iitifte StiIlinger,- 6e fan alle 10.
reg tilbage til cen itor og ifrieenoe
U2ongel - l1oDgtigbe6.
Bigerne forlaoer SfoIen uopgti.
ge for Siemmet, og Drengene u6De.
tige til arbeioe; 90 fan man un6res
ober, at oct prlige, ligefremme, no.
boloenOe oe 6pgtige arbeioe, fom
bet baelioe 2ips BIieter frGper
6elit enns uoenom2 aorofteren er
life bleoen onnnet og u6ruitet til
prliet, nlOorfigt og opgtigt at gre
Gr6eioet, Tom Gngen freezer. Og 6o
l0ibet moo lebes, floor man mo poo
liitdoiae oe uerGiee @eie, oe Der
banoles pno Woaopr, Tom pore 6or.
fpore uilOe babe itempIet iom upr.
llige aneb eIer ligefremt 3pperi.
Dette er notnrligbis en- meget
|alDorIie GnfInee, men ben fan
lubitantieres pe6 at nnfsre nogIe
foo Faf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-24
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Ielgeno2 CT Ell 9ra0Itea e0er
1ale al en- Brett + 9euper, solo,
ipn Dor 0pmertiom6eo for Ell lii
ii5en 5leo leot Sen pua. % ION i.
Cen bier % tilienot. Gen beboHOIer
{. SpelgsmaaI al iao piotrettenOe
81 mOgribel0e praftiif 9etDOning.
at . bar Q9it til a; meo0ele pore
9Qiere ben 0peripttelie. Oct er
3ean @art Der bar bolot % no
gioet 8re6lfenen. Sens engeIife Il
tel er ; lbe failure OF TIE Subtle
Scbool Sgitem, onO 4 Suggeiter
RemeOp". 9reoitenen islger 5er
in 8elbe0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-24

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
A Birthday Party.

Mrs. Aura cauble entertained quite
a few friends Monday evening al her
home, 3200 Poplar street, in cele-
brating her nineteenth birthday an
nfyersary. A delightful evening was
spent in games, after which there
was q guessing contest, Hollie
Powell holding the lucky number,
drawing q box OF chocolates. Re-
freshments of ices and cakes were
served. The hostess received quite a
number of gifts as souvenirs of the
event. Those present were; Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Greaff, Mr., and Mrs.
George Young, Misses Lena Hamil-
ton, Celista Martin, Florence Winter,
Carrie Parks, Bernaditte and Mar
garet McNulty; Messrs. Louis Cliff
ford, Otis Rinehart, Earnest Belyen,
Earl Terry, W. Rankins, s. E. Eaton,
Lee Jennings, Oscar Phelps, Jerome
Bailey, Aubrey Oliver, Hollie Powell,
Jess Reeves and Clarence Parks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
TEARS ALWAYS CLOSE
SEEMED STRANGE MlNGllNG OF
HAPPINESS AND PAIN.
How the Tiniest Bridesmaid and the
Athletic Usher Came to an Under
standing in Just 2 Minutes
Il Seconds.

He was the very largest and most
athletic OF the ushers, and she was.
the tiniest and most feminine OF the
bridesmaids. He was very tall, very
self-assured and very strong. She
was very slight. very shy and full OF
trembles. She had trembled all
through the wedding, from the time
the pink chiffoned maid of honor took
the first step. ct the organs signal,
and now she was trying bravely to
keep back the tears.
She was not sorry Adele was mar
ried-it seemed a good match; she
was not sorry She was to walk with
with the biggest usher, for she--well,
she always thought him very grand,
and now that he was out of college,
and a real doctor
And yet she wanted to cry!
That is like woman, especially
the kind who are very slight, very
shy, and full of trembles.
The biggest usher had not trem-
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
NOT EVEN TENTATIVE
PLAN TO DISSOLVE
MERGER YET PLANNED

Associated Press Dispatch.
New York. Dec. 3.--Not even a
tentative or skeleton plan to divorce
the Union Pacific and the Southern
Pacific in conformity with the
United States Supreme Court disso-
luton order was evolved at a pro-
tractei meeting Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Co.'S executive committee,
today. according to Cairman Lovett,
of the Hartman system, and Presi-
dent Kruttschnitt. of the Union Pa
eitic Neither official would disclose
details of the conference.
Banking interests in the Hartman
properties, as represented by Presi-
dent Vanderlipp, of the National City
Bank and Mortimer L. Schiff, Of
Kuhn, Loeb G. Co., also attended the
meetings, but declined to enter into
any public discussion of the Supreme
Courts decree, except to say that the
mandate of the court would be car
ried out within the time prescribed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
MAN WANTED N
NEW YORK CAUGHT.
,ssociated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago. Dec Samuel Kramer.
wanted in New York in connection
with the Rosenthal murder, was ar
rested here. today, after a desperate
resistance, in which Kramer was
beaten unconscious Acting on In
formation from New York, detectives
found Kramer hiding in a house on
the police list in the West Side levee,
Kramer is % years old and is
known under a number of names. He
was charged with having sheltered
"Gyp the Blood" and his two COM
panions in his Brooklyn home after
the Rosenthal shooting. Kramer es-
capped from the house of detention.
On receipt OF information from New
York that Kramer was hiding here a
squad of detectives was sent in an
automobile to surround the house.
Two detectives entered and found
Kramer in a bed in an upstairs room.
He reached for a revolver, but was
overpowered before he could use 1t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
Cairo Woman's Club.

The music department of the Cairo
Woman's Club will have charge Of
the Mcdowell program to be given
at the library this afternoon. The
program will be as follows:
Life of the Composer; Mrs. Julius
p. Schulz.
Piano, (a) To Wild Rose. OBJ
From An Indian Lodge: Miss Laura
ClendeRen.
Voice, tay Folk Song. tbl Thy
Beaming Eyes; Mrs. Henry Gilhofer.
Piano, Scotch Poem; Miss Ais
thorpe.
Piano, Sonata, Third Movement,
op. As; Mrs. L. e. Denison.
Voice, ta) The Robin Sings. OBJ
In the Woods; Mrs. Glendale Nor
gan.
Piano, Gar A. D. 1920 OBJ A Song;
Miss Clendenen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
LADIES ST. PATRICK CHURCH
GIVE BAZAAR AND SUPPER.

i The Ladies OF st. Patrick's church
Will give their annual bazaar and
supper Wednesday evening, Dec. 4th,
for the benefit of the church, A de-
licious supper will be served from 5
until s p. m, at 35c.
There will also be on sale articles
of fancy work, homemade candies.
cake and bread.
The public is most cordially invit-
ed.
MENU - Roast chicken, oyster
dressing, green peas, mashed pota-
toes, cranberry jelly. celery, sliced
ham. baked beans, cabbage slaw, po-
tato salad, olives, pickles, brown and
white bread, cake, coffee, tea. ---Advt,
1874
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04

bled during the ceremony. ne nad
occupied himself chiefly in wondering
why In thunder people have church
weddings In July, and calculating as to
whether or not his collar would last
until he got back to his room.
But when the ceremony was over
and all the other bridesmaids had
paired off and began pacing down the
aisle, the tables were suddenly turn
ed. As his arm felt the touch Of the
smallest bridesmaids hand he sudden
ly realized that he was trembling
AS soon as the smallest bridesmaid
felt this trembling her own stopped
and she no longer felt like crying.
She realized this dimly and wonder
ed If it were not on the principle OF
homeopathy-'like cures like" But
no-he was the other kind of doctor.
At least she had stopped trembling
and she wondered vaguely and hap
PLY why 1t was.
1t is so sometimes with women
who are very slight, very shy and full
of trembles.
The master of ceremonies, who had
been timing everything with his watch
In hand, afterward stated that the
procession from altar to door took
lust 2 minutes and II seconds. But
the biggest usher and the smallest
bridesmaid would have sworn 1t took
an hour--so much happened during
that period!
And yet, what took place during
that 2 minutes and q seconds was
so very insignificant when one tries
to set 1t down. 1t consisted OF a
few breaths, some in the form Of signs
and others subyocalized; slight
movement of black coat sleeve
/, against a sleeve of white mousseline de
sole; an almost imperceptible move
ment of the muscles Of two pairs of
eyes; a few nerve quiyerings-and
| that was ALL
At the close of the minutes and Il
| seconds of Mendelssohned marching,
| when the tallest usher was helping
| the smallest bridesmaid into the car
riage, he whispered one word to her
and then, strangely, she wanted to
cry again. She wondered vaguely and
| happily why it was.
! Ii is SO, sometimes, with women
who are very slight, very shy and full
| Of trembles.-St. Paul Pioneer-Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04

The Cairo Vinegar Works is being
remodeled and enlarged to increase
its capacity fifty per cent. The fac
tory has been closed the past two
weeks in order to make the improve
ments. Mr.. Nasseuer, the proprietor,
says he will have the plan in readi-
ness to resume operations about Dec.
no An expert vinegar works con-
struetor has been directing the work,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
$500 REWARD
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD

A reward of $500 will be paid by
the city of Cairo for evidence lead
Ing to the arrest and conviction of
the party or parties who made the
assault which resulted in the death
of n. Mallouf, about 9 o'clock Tues
day night. Nov. 10, 1912, near the
southwest corner of Twelfth street
and Washington avenue In the City
of Cairo, Illinois.
GEORGE PARSONS, Mayor.
VA. =. 11-20-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
Fortune Teller at Bazaar.

Among the attractions at the sup
per and bazaar to be given by the
ladies of ST. Patrick's church tonight
will be gypsy fortune teller who has
been engaged for the evening.
The gypsy" a well known Cairo
matron, is said to be quite student
of the occult sciences and has often
cast successful horoscopes for her
many friends, in addition to reveal
ing past incidents in their past life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
WApn

A reward of $500 will be paid by
the County of Alexander for evil
dence leading to the arrest and con-
Vlction or the party or parties who
made the assault which resulted In
the death of N. Mallouf a2out 9
o'clock Tuesday night, Nov. 10,
1917 near the southwest corner OF
Twelfth street and Washington ave-
nue. in the City of Cairo, Illinois.
ALEXANDER S. FRASER,
~ Sheriff.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
To Give Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Roche will en-
tertaln Thursday evening at b:So
with a dinner party in honor OF the
Cairo High school foot ball team
which recently won the southern
Illinois championship,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
DISSENSION BETWEEN
TURKS AND BULGARS
IS MORE SERIOUS,
Associated Press Dispatch.

ASSoN ialIA AiG0S Oi"P~NNH'
London, Dec. ga Vienna dis
patch to the Daily Telegraph says
that official quarters there have re-
ceived information that the dessen-
sion between the Greeks and Bulgars
has become SO serious that $50
Greeks were killed when 5000 of
their troops attempted forcibly to
occupy the town of Screen, which was
occupied by Bulgarians.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
Card Party Wednesday.

Mrs. Frank E. Murray has sent out
invitations for card party to be CIV
en- this afternoon at her residence,
CIT Twenty-seyenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
PERSONALS.
Supt. T. G.. Clendenen, of the pub
lie school, returned Monday from q
business trip to Chicago

Mayor Geo. Parsons, Alderman c..
B. Neif and P. T. Langan have de-
parted for Washington, D. c.. to at
tend as delegates the ninth annual
session of the National Rivers and
Harbors convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
Meeting POSTPONED.

The meeting of the Tuesday Card
Club has been postponed from Thurs
day until Friday. when Miss Anna
Burke will be the hostess.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
Home Mission Society.

The Ladies' Home Mission Society
of the Southern Methodist church
will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
Lane, of Thirty-eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
Entertain Thursday Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie B. Roche will
entertain the foot ball team Thurs
day evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04

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Tuesday and Wednesday Watch
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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

The city of Mounds offers $4,000.
for the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who trespassed and
destroyed certain property on Front
street, in our city, on the night of
Nov. q, 1912. - .....
T. ]. HUDSON, City Clerk.
BY authority of the mayor and city
council assembled Nov. 20, 1912.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04

FOR SALE-Cheap. One small
sawmill outfit complete without
boiler. Apply s., care Cairo Bulle-
tin. 12-4-tf
FOR SALE--Five acres land To-
Gated in center of town of Admission,
Mo. Apply s., Bulletin. l2-4-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-12-04
"Aln't IL Awful?"

Mack-Everything is going up.
Jack-Yes, even the price OF ex.
pcrience has advanced.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-12
FRESH Oysters Every Day.

We are the only people In Waxa-
Ihachie that receive. every day, a
shipment of Sealshipt oysters. The
only oyster you can be absolutely
sure are as plump, fresh and whole
some as they are the day they wero
taken from the shell. Sealshint oy-
sters are eeonomtcal--no waste.
They are rich in their nutritive
properties. All the Sealshipt Sys-
TENS oyster beds are analyized reg
ularly by the Lederle laboratories.
AS VIC are handling enough of these
oysters to have shipment every
day we can guarantee you always
the freshest to be had In town.
242 Is H. n. NYCUM. +
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-12
SIX LABOR LEADERS
ACCUSED BY WITNESS.
All of Men Mentioned We're on
Committee Directing Iron
Workers' Strike.

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. 12s--Six
union labor men, all members of the
committee which directed the strike
OF. structural iron workers in this
city last year, were charged by J..
Mansell Parks, a witness for the
state in the trial of Bert H. Corners,
with having been parties with Con-
ners in the alleged conspiracy to
dynamite the county hall of records
Besides Corners. the others ao-
cused by Parks were Charles Stev-
ems, now serving a two years term
at San Quentin for assaulting a
strikebreaker; George Gunrey, E. A
Misner and the two men jointly in.
dicted with Corners, A. B. Maple
and F. Ira Bender.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-12
THE DANGER OF La GRIPPE

Is it's fatal tendency to pneumonia
To cure your la grippe coughs take
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound.
r. E. Fisher. Washington, Kan,
says: II was troubled with severe
attack Of Ia grippe that threatened
pneumonia. A friend advised Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound and
l got relief after taking the frs.
few doses. l took three bottles
and my lagrippe was cured, Get
the genuine, in the yellow package.
For sale by the Curtin stores-Cur-
lin, Drug Co, North side, Curtin
Pharmacy, West side square. DIV
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-12
Card. ii Thanks.

From hearts bverflowings with in
expressibie gratitude Me- desire to
extend our sincere thanks to our
friends here and elsewhere and to
our neighborse and loved ones who
mingled their tears with ours and
extended numerous kindnesses to us
during our recent bereavement in
the death of our husband and faith
er.
MRS. H. P. MIzELL and Childr n.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-01-12
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND "CURES IN EVERY CASE.

Mr.. Jas. McCaffery, Mgr. of the
Schlitz Hotel, Omaha, Neb., RECON-
mends Foley's. Honey and Tar Com
pound, because it cures i'm eve-y
case. 81 have used 1t myself and |
have recommended it to many
Others, who have since told me OF
its great curative power in diseases
of the throat and lungs" For all
coughs and e,,fas 1T is speedily ef-
fective. For sale by Curlin's Two
Drug Stores: Curtin Drug Co.,
North side square, Curlin's Pharma-
cy, West side square. DIV