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WALLPAPER AND PAPERHANGING.

BIG WALLPAPER SALE.
Blanks 2hc. gifts DC, embossed TIC, two
tone art velours for Toe. varnish tiles for
12lzc; papering rooms for So. painting at low
nrices. NJ. R~OTHOUSE. temporarily at ~
south Orange av.; all work guaranteed.
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CLOTHING.

I AM buying and selling ladies' aud gsntS
second -hand clothing. c. CAIN. III
South Orange av.
HIGHEST prices paid for CASTOR clothing;
send postal. A. COHEN. 80 Canal ST.. city.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
ANYONE wishing to exchange real estass
anywhere can get excellent opportunities:
send PARTICULAR of property and wants.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE RESTAURANT.


LAZ HOTEL Main and Park sts.-Euro-
pean and American plan; special rates;
restaurant attached; steam heat.
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HELP wANrED-FEmALE.

GIRL WANTED-To assist with housework;
sleep home. Apply SO Columbia ST., or
1877 Mulberry st.
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FARM for sale or rent, house with eleven
rooms and barn. Inquire Ill Valley ST..
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r. FOR SALE.


FARMS SALE-Farms. two to 100
acres, near this section, at a bargain.
APFELBAUM & APFHLBAUM. 500 Broad
81. Market 1880.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

C. j. KIERAN,
REAL CONGRATULATIONS:
Est. 1884. % CLINTON ST. Phone 6139 Mkt.
p. L. BRYCE.
Insurance. Real Estate. Loans. $40 Broad ST.
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Dancing.
LEARN TO DANCE

M. C. RICHARDS, ~Iroquols Hall, o6O
Washington street; social classes every We'd
nesday evening; receptions Saturdays; spe-
oial features. waltz. twostep, reversing guar
anteed, So.
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800 CASH buys Broom, two-famIly; sep
arate steam; price So. 500. MUTCHLER.
- Roseviile aW.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
LIEUT.: FIELDS
ARRESTED FOR
MEXICAN TRIP
Army Officer in Custody at Fort
Bliss-- Followed Ordinary
Line Of Travel

Ell Paso, Tex, Feb. t6.-Liuet, b.
w. Fields of the eighteenth infantry,
who was arrested at Fort Bliss today,
for having led his men onto Mexi-
can soil yesterday, merely followed
the usual line of street car travel,
He was bound for the Santa Fe
street bridge and followed the
crowd" Until wildly excited Mexi-
can soldiers, thinking the bugaboo
of American invasion had material
lied, arrested him and his detach-
ment.
The young officer says he did not
know he was violating an Interna-
tional law. Field was ordered to
take his command to the Santa Fe
bridge for guard duty, and instead
OF leaving the car at the 1nterna.
tional line and marching west on
American soil. he remained with hit
command under arms intending Il
ride around the loop in Mexico
which Is the usual route.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
SEC'Y taken
AS He ENTERS
Detroit, MICH.
Successor to John J. McNamara Lefl
indianapolis to Get Bond
for Two
CHARGE is KEPT SECRET
Police Refuse to Divulse Nature Of
Indictment Iron Work
er Protests

Detroit. Mich. Feb. 16.-Herbert
S. lIockin, secretary OF the interna-
tional Association of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers, who came
here from indianapolis today, to try
to secure a reduction of the bond
demanded for the release of the two
alleged dynamiters in jail here, was
arrested by local officers and now Is
In the city jail.
Hockin was taken into custody
on a charge, which has been pending
against him here for some time, the
police say. The exact nature OF
the charge was not given out, but
local authorities announce they will
fight any attempt to remove Hockin
from their jurisdiction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
PACKERS MESSAGES
READ TO SHOW THAT }
PRICES WERE FIXED.

Z Chicago. Feb. 16.-Seven hundred
kilograms sent by T. G. Lea, mana
ger of Armour and Company, and
his assistants In July to Eastern rep
resentatives urging them to obtain
higher prices for dressed beef were
introduced as evidence by the gov
ernment In the packers trial today.
The messages, which we're sent
over Armour and Company's private
wires we're identified by II. A. Rus
sell beef sale manager for the COM
pany, who was on the stand all day.
The government contends that the
kilograms show that the memoran-
dunn costs were used by Armour as
a basis for the selling price and, that,
by this system, the prices were con-
trolled and shipments regulated from
Chicago, H
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
.SCH|FF Wallets
PAPERS BURNED
BY THE Police
Grand Jury, investigating Former
Servants Conviction, Get,
Documentary Proof
ORDER GIVEN BY BINGHAM
Former New York Commissioner
Gave Instructions After q
Talk VIII Inspector

4 New York., Feb. 16.--After hear,
ing ltestimal,y today that letters. and
photographs, taken from r. +
brandt at the time OF his arrest. for
alleged burglary at the home OF
Mortimer Schiff, we're burned. the
grand Jury adjourned its inves.iga-
tion until Monday. The other
phases OF the caselthe pending de-
cision of the Snpreme Court on the
habeas corpus proceedings and COM
mencement Of the hearing on
Brandt's application for elemency,
also went over untfl next week.
Richard II. Hand, the attorney ap-
pointed. by the governor, to conduct
the hearing, will open here Tuesday
morning. He may be forestalled by
Justice Gerard's DECISION, however
for II this were In Brandt's favor it
would return the prisoner to the
position of one never having been
tried for the crime for which he has
served Ave years, In which case no
pause would be necessary. e.
Opinion Due Monday.
\ Justice Gerard intimated today
that his decision would be given on
Monday or Tuesday at the latest
The grand idfy aeaTSfed by recotas
aof the police department and the
testimony of police officers that the
photographs and private letters
taken from Brandts room were de.
stroyed by order of former Police
Commissioner Bingham on recon-
mendation Of former Inspector Nc.
Laughlin, Under whose direction De.
tective Woodbridge is said to have
signed theireport on Brandt's rec
ord, , ow shown to be false.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
KENTUCKIANS PROVE
BEST SPELLERS AT
MATCH LAST NIGHT

Kentuckians are the best spoilers
according to the result of the spell
ing match at the Opera House last
night Miss Celestia Anderson, one
of the smallest of the contestants
was last to stand. She is from
Wickliffe, Ky. "A young man named
McGruder from Kevil, KY, was next
to the last Miss Ruth Pennebaker
was the last Cairo girl to stand. 7
The words were pronounced by
Prof. w. r. Feltes. instructor OF
Mathematics at the Carbondale nor
NAL, and Prof. j. d. Randolph,
principal of Browns Business Col
lege of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
JESSE w. SPIES, JR.
DEAD OF PARESIS

Jesse w. Spies, Jr., aged 81 years,
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w.
Spies of 316 Twenty-seventh street,
died at 3 o'clock Friday morning OF
paresis He was born In Cairo, Nov.
2, 1878.
He is survived by his wife, his
parents, three SISTERS, Mrs. F. r.
Place of Caledonia, N. Y, Mrs. J. T.
Wray, Of Denver, Colo, and Miss
Blanche spies; two brothers George
and Albert.
4 He was, until recently, engaged
in the lumber business with his
father at Sikeston, Mo- The body
arrived last evening at GAS and
was taken In charge by Mrs Feith,
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed as yet Services
will be conducted at st. Joseph's
church of which church Mr.. Spies
was member.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
YUAN SHI KAI SAYS
NEW REPUBLIC WILL "
|, MAKE MANY MISTAKES.

Pekin, China, Feb. 16.-ln an In
terview with the Associated Press
today, Yuan Shi Kai said
owing to lack of experience the
Republican government will make
many errors. Having been elected
president OF the republic I will un-
dertake the task"
Yuan said he has a great admira-
ton for DR.. Sun Vat Sen, who has
shown himself a true patriot. Yuan
is determined not to go to Marking
and is endeavoring to persuade the
Nanking assembly that his presence
there is not necessary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
81 WOULDN'T KNOW A
STICK OF DYNAMITE"
SAYS FRANK J. MURPHY

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 16.--"The
government is torturing my wife
and children to make sensation. !
swear to God that am no more
guilty OF carrying dynamite than
you are. | never saw stick Of
dynamite in my life. II you showed
me stick of IT | wouldn't know
what it was"
In these words Frank ]. Murphy,
one of the two Detroit men, arrested
on, Wednesday, on dynamite indict-
mcnts, declared his innocence at the
county Jail today.
With Charles A. Wachmeister, ar
rested with him on the same charge,
Murphy awaited, at the Jail, for an
officer OF the international Union to
arrive with cash bail of 10000 for
their appearance in court.
Murphy and Wachmeister are the
men Herbert S. Hockin, secretary OF
the Iron Workers Union. was aiding
when arrested on local charge,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
BOOSTERS CLUB
T0'HO[D FIRST
SESSONTON|CHT
Organization Of travelling Men Will
be Effected at Marion
Hotel Gathering

The Cairo Boosters Club, an or
ganizat'on of Cairo Travelling Men
banded together to boost Cairo, will
be organized at the Marion hotel to-
night, The final call was issued
yesterday afternoon.
The organization has practically
been completed and all that remains
is to arrange a set of bylaws and a
constitution and to elect the officers.
The call issued yesterday calls for
the election of president, vice.
president, treasurer. sergeant-at-
arms and the following committee
men: Hotels, Railroads, Field Con-
test, Soliciting Prizes, Baseball, Rec
ception. Fireworks, Mardi Gras,
Field Marshal, Costumes, Floats,
Water and Ave to decide on place
to. hold meeting and outing.
The call is as follows. and is sign
ed by w. ,. Cavaness. who Is boost
ihB Ine oTBhHlZdtloH.
Want Wholesalers Present.
"As a body, what shall we do?
There is no reason why we can,
have q club second to none in the
state OF Illinois. Let the men from
Missouri, Kentucky and any other
state In the union for the purpose
of giving our families an outing and
to better ourselves.
I'VE urgently request the whole
sale men to be present and to give
their travelling men the benefit OF
their advice. II would not only heir
in many ways, but would show that
we have their hearty support in
trying to do something that is for
the good of ALL"
The travelling men urge the
bringing OF check books and foun.
tain /. ems to The meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
TYPEWRITER MAN SAYS
FREE LIST WOULD RUIN
AMERICAN MACHINES

Washington, Feb. 16.-Charles
Straus of New York, representing
interests which manufacture type
writing machines, told the Senate
finance committee today that the
typewriter makers would be COM
peleld to close up shops and do busi-
ness abroad If their machipes are
placed on the tariff free list. as is
proposed on the Democratic steel
bill. Much material used is import.
ed, he said
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
BELIEVED FARMER
KILLED STEPCHILD
AND SHOT HIMSELF

Topeka, Kas., Feb. 16.-That
John J. Rickels shot his stcpdaugh-
ter to death and then turned the
weapon on himself, Is the theory to-
night of officers but they admit this
theory does not satisfy all the sle-
ments. An examination of the
mans battered head revealed the
presence of shots and powder burns
under the left ear. His cap was
found thirty feet from, where he
fell and, between it and his body,
were bits of hair, brains and blood
spots, as though carried there by
the explosion of the gun
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
CONFESSIONS
EXPECTED IN
DYNAMITE CASE
limitations Received in indianapolis
Point to Defendants Telling
All They Know
LETTERS ARE CHIEF CAUSE
Announcement 81 Holding Of Mess
ages Given as Reason Pleas
Are Expected
.ETTERs ARE CHIEF CAUSE

indianapolis. Ind, Feb. 16.--Inti-
nations are said TO have besn re-
ceived tonight, by the government,
that some Of the defendants In the
dynamite conspiracy cases are pre-
pairing Ito tell all they know"
The statement followed the gov
ernment's charge that forty thous-
and letters and kilograms, taken
from the Iron Workers office, show
ed that Frank M. Ryan. the presi.
dent; Herbert s. Hockin, the second
vice president and members of the
executive board and business agents
conducted the dynamite campaign
through the mails. pointed out
"iohs" to be blown up, and main
tanned q system OF destruction
against non union contractors.
Defendants May Confess.
Asked If any negotiations had
been opened with him concerning
the dafendants, United states DIS
trict Attorney Miller said II
wouldn't be surprised If 1t Is shown.
soon, that something like that has
happened"
Between now and the arraign-
ment, before Federal Judge Ander-
son here on March ~. the govern
ment will proceed with preparations
for the trials which probaly will be
early In May. Some of the defend
ants reported, in various cities, as
unable to secure bond. may be
brought here within week. 1t is
said the government viii question as
many as possible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
MACK RESIGNS FROM
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
STATE COMMITTEE

New York.. Feb. 16.--Norman E.
Mack today resigned as chairman Of
the Democratic State Committee and
George M. Palmer, former speaker
of the Assembly. was chosen as his
successor The pressure of his
duties as the chairman OF the Demo
cratic National Committee caused
Mack to present his resignation,
The State Committee selected this
city as the place for the State con-
vention which will be held April IL,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
STRIKE BREAKER HURTS
TWO MEN In FIGHT
OVER A WOMAN

Clinton, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-two men
were shot and wounded here today
in three-cornered fight In which
"a revolver was used by Frank
Stroll. The wounded men are Joe
Nelson and Gordon Parker. Stroll
came here as strike breaker in the
local railroad shops, but It is not
believed labor troubles started the
fight. According to the police, the
men quarrelled because of woman.
Nelson and Parker each received two
wounds but are expected to recover.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
GEN. A|NSWORTH
IS Retired; NO
court MARTIAL
Veteran Allowed to % on List Be.
eau,e d Many Years
Service in Army
FRIENDS DEMAND PROBE
Members u House Preparing to In.
quire Into Department. q
Matter is Dropped
~ ~. . rt..a .


washington, Feb 16.-Adjutant-
General Fred c. Aisworth, who was
relieved OF his office on charges as
sumei to be those OF conduct preju-
dicial to good order and discipline
today was placed On the retired. list
on his own application. This pre-
cludes the. possibility Of court mar
tial. President Taft approved Gen.
eral Ainsworth's application because
OF the officers thirty-seen years OF
service.
Friends Start Investigation.
Friends Of General Ainsworth, In
the House OF Representatives. were
planning to insist on q fair investi-
CATION into the war department.
Chairman Hay OF the military affairs
committee tonight declared that SO
far as he was concerned, the officers
decision ended the agitation In Con-
gress .
The House; however disclosed its
Interest in the controversy. by
adopting amendments to the army
bill, which win pass, providing fol
the consolidation of the offices Of
adjutant general and inspectogen
erAi with. that Of chief of staff. II
also effected consolidation of the
supply department Of the army un
der General Head.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
Burglar Robs Swoboda's

A thief secured case of whiskey
sometime Thursday from the saloon
OF Swoboda Brothers on Eighteenth
and Poplar streets. The thief did
not enter the building. butbroke a
window pane Of y side window bent
not enter the building, but broke a
the case ana took the quart bottles
Of whiskey out one It 4 time be-
tween the bars,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
JASPER HUTCHS0N,
Fl VETERAN CIVIL WAR,
DIES, AGED rs YEARS

Jasper Hutchison. a. veteran of
the civil war, about rs years of age
died yesterday at his home on Forty
eighth street. He has resided with
his wife several years in little hut
located north OF the Illinois Central
bridge, between the Silo and the
Weis- Peterson plants. He was EN-
ployed as watchman the past year
IT the Modern House building plan
now the SilQ factory. /, -
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
Body Brought Home

The body of Ivo Petit. who died
In Arizona last Friday arrived In
Cairo Thursday evening accompanied
by Mrs. Petit. A. Glauber and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs W. j.
Asplan Joined Mrs. Petite and pro-
ceedcd with the body to Paducah
where intermcnt viii take place. Mr..
Glanber and C1ateHcc Ppttit Arc
,uncics Of the deceased who resided
in Cairo up 70 q year ago,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
WOMAN SHERIFF TAKES
TWO TO PENTTENTIARY;

Jefferson City, Mo, Feb. 16.
Sheriff Nancy A. Williams Of Laa
clede county, Missouri, the first and
only woman sheriff In Missouri,
brought two prisoners to the penf-
tentiary today. These are the flrst
prisoners ever brought to the peni-
tentiary by woman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
RuRALEs CHASE BANDITS.

Cananea, Mexico, Feb. 16.--Ru-
rales left here today in pursuit of
bandits, who looted ranches near
Nogales. The band was organized
here. Another band is reported to
have attacked Cacanuchi. according
to a report. anti-Madero sympathiz-
ers at Magdalena liberated 81 pris-
oners from the jail. Later they
were disarmed and thirty taken to
town.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
HAYNARKET BOMB
RECORD BROKEN
.BY.F|VE DEATHS
Hanginss in Chicago Exceed Re-
cord Of Famous Case,
by One
FOUR DIE FOR ONE CRIME
Brothers Hanged Together, Friends
Follow Negro Makes Vain
Plea for Life
FOUR DIE FOR ONE CRIME

Chicago, Feb. 16. More men were
hanged In Chicago today than suf-
l,fered death from throwing the Hay
market bombs in the. anarchists
riot Of 1886. Two murders caused
five men to walk to the gallows and
drop to their deaths through the
traps, while four we're hanged for
the Haymarket bomb throwing.
Frank and Ewald Shiblawski,
Phillip Sommerling and Thomas
Schultz, slayer of truck farmer,
whom they killed in cold blood after
robblng him, died while their spirit
Mal adviser was seeking to convince
the judge that the four men were
insane.
We're Hanged in Pairs.
The execution Of the men, who
were hung in pairs the Sh2,lawski
brothers first, cut short the plea.
The hanging Of Thomas Jennings,
a negro, who killed Clarence Hitler
while attempting to rob the Hitler
home, came after Judge Lands, in
the United States District Court.
had denied a petition for release on
haheas corpus, set forth that Jcn-
nings had been convicted on finger
print esidences which he had been
compelled to give in violation of hii
rights.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
.VANDALIA TRAIN HELD
UP AND EXPRESS ROBBED

Terre Hautc. IND, Feb. 16.---
vandalia west bound train No. IL
was held up &C Liggett. ten miles
west Of here tonight. Men stopped
the train and It is reported the ex-
press car was robbed. II
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
FERNS HAMMERS DEsHELER

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb l6.---Clar-
ence Ferns OF Kansas City knocked
out Dave Desheler Of Boston in the
ninth round of scheduled ten round
fight here tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
MRS. k|NMEL ON
WITNESS STAND
DENIES CONVICT
Mother Of Missing Kansas Banker
Says White Bears no Resem-
blanee 70 Her Son
HERLOvEOR MoNEYL0vE1
Attorney Harshly Asks Aged Wo.
man Il Her Motives. Could
not Recognize Picture

- st. Louis. Mo-, Feb. 16-" Mother
love or money love?" This harsh
question was put by counsel for the
defense TO Mrs. Estelle Kimmel
shortly before court adjourned to-
day, when he reviewed, in cross-ex-
animation, her statement that she
would rather have her son back than
all the millions of the New York in
suranee company, which is being
sued to recover $4,000 on the life of
George "A. Kimmel. Kimmel dis
appeared from Arkansas City, Kan,
In 1898.
you say you would like to have
your son back said the lawyer.
do you mean you would like to
have back your son in his former
manly vigor, but not this convict
with his record stained by crime
and his body and mind marred by
disease?''
wants lo0n BACK.
II want my son back as he may
be- responded the mother earnestly,
with alt the infirmity or deformity
that may accrue with the years, but
don't want convict who does not
resemble my son in single feat
lure"
"was II mother love "or money
love that kept you from going to
this man for more than three
years"
r 81 didn't believe him my son." she
replied.
Counsel for the defense trapped
Mrs. Kimmel into the statement
that she did not recognize a pic
|ture of her son, George A. Kimmel
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
CHARLES BROWN HURT
BY REVOLVING CLUZ<c@
AT CAIRO EIS y.

Charles Brown. while
along side a revolving cit
Cairo Elevator yesterdat
lin the face by the clutci.
,ta'ned several bad b,
fortunately escaped seril
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
|bOYSE FAMILY
DID NOT AID
IN fL0PENENT
Son Of Man Slain, BY Banker Snsed,
Te.ifiss That Father
Threatened Son
FEARED CRIMINAL ACTION
Did Not Want Brother Arrested--
! Letter. Sent IN 4! Devious \ Manner I
~ ~ ~ Z @ ,fagsss x SsN' i
IA. 10 Avoid Detection

Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. 16.-J. H.
Boyse, Jr, son Of Capt, A. G. Boyse
whom J.. B. SAeedt is accused or hay
ing murdered, as witness for thu
prosecution In the trial 'of Sheed TO-
day, denied that members Of the
Boyse family conspired to separate
Sneed and his wife. that she might
join A. C. Boyse, Jr.. his brother. He
said that Boyse endeavored to keel
the two apart and, with this end in
view, he had conferred with :
brother Of the defendant and Mrs
Sneeds father. ~ nm" ra
AS an illustration OF his fathers
attitude, he quoted the elder man as
having said, with regard to A. @
Boyse, Jr., that If 1t were not for
his mother, I would make him leave
home.
Explains Attitude.
NJ was Guc tohtuhSioh VI oASSu
that, despite avowals of friendship
members Of the Boyse family assist
ed the younger man In eloping with
Mrs. Sneed. The younger man ex'
planned his refusal to tell OF his
brothers whereabouts, after the
elcpement. by saying that sneed had
declared he would ''kiIi him OF
sight"
Devious methods in the transmits
sion of letters and messages between
himself, and brother, the witness
said, were necessary to prevent then
from being intercepted. sl >,
knowledge that, In the event tha
Mrs. Sneed was discovered. a statu
tory charge might be placed agains
his brother, caused his watchfulnes
of court proceedings after the elope
ment, he said.
Proceedings today were interrupt
ed by, the illness of member of tn,
jury but he is expected to be in th'
jury box tomorrow. J. H. Boyse wa
on the stand when court. adjourned
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
SLAYER HENWOOD
FIGHTS GUARD
Muir derer Of 5. |. Won PhuI and An
other 10 Beaten by Former
Prize Fighter

Denver, Colo. Feb. 16.---Haroid
Henwood, slayer of Louis Tony Won
Phul and George Copeland. is no
more special privileged prisoner In
the county jail here. He is con-
fined I'd his couch with his face and
head badly disfgured as the result
Of fight today with guard said to
be former prize fighter.
Sheriff Armstrong ordered that,
in the future. Henw0od be treated
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sumptuousiy fu'
jail and sauC fea
corridor. NJ -
He atten ,,ssgT
back to b ,.setsS2S2
tride to 49, [jA
and to J A g#AA
metnot fiN
:. ~ |
.s.s .asssa4 as sss ssgsss
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-02-17
WEATHER.

Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky
Unsettled weather with sectional
rain stroms.