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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-23

oy steamer. The porte has applied
to the embassies and legations for the
removal Of the naval contingents, on
the ground that their presence is not
necessary. The ambassadors and
ministers at a meeting today dis
cusscd the request. 1t is understood
that they decided to leave the mat
ter in abeyance for the present
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-23

Anderson, Nov. 19.-The condition
of Mr.. Y. Il. Cheshire who was shot
Saturday, was regarded 10y attending
physicians today as more favorable
His breathing is better and he is rest
ing easier
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-23
Consolidated Aug. 8, 1881.
ADVERTISERS index.
ALPHABETICAL SUMMARY OF
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS
ISSUE.

Guide to business Houses foi sea-
board bay shoppcrs--Goods Carried
I'm Stock and Location of Store
Rooms.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-23

oooth-haroy Lave Stock CO.-Live
- stock. livery. farm imple-
ments. and building material.
13o-3s y. Main.
mnghnm. Tons-Mens' tailor made
clothing. Crossweil Block. S.
Main.
bingham, R. H.-wholesale and re-
tail. general merchandise, los
q. Main.
burns Hardware Co.-General hard
ware tChina Emporium) 35
~ Main.
Hank of Sumtcr-General Banking
business. N. Main st. (Bldg
being erected.)
Hank. The Pcoplcs'--General banking
business. II w. Liberty. (temp
quarters)
hank. The Farniers and Trust Co.
General banking and trust bus
iness. 20 n. Main.
Bank. The First Acknowledgement
banking business. City Han
building. y. Main.
Hank, City Acknowledgement. bank
ing business. n. Main Guild
ing being erected.)
Burns-Lowry Co.-General hardware
8 n. Main.
- bradford, y. B.-Horse for sale
Citizens Insurance Agency-General
insurance. 26 ". Main.
Chandler. ID. J. Clothing Co-Cloth-
iers and gents furnishers, IA y.
|
Cute studio-Photographer 3 S.
Main.
Craig, j. ID. Furniture Co-House
furnishers and undertakers, 8,
10. ~ w. Liberty.
Copleston's-Dry cleaning and dyeing,
East Liberty.
DuRsnt Hardware Company-Gener-
sAIshardware end lime. cement
and plaster. IL N. Main.
1 DcLormc's Pharmacy-Drugs. soda
water. cigars. etc. 23 s. Main
Fossom. L. W.-Jeweier, repairing,
and optieian. 10 n. Main.
Florida Disi. Co.-Toilet preparation
Hcaron's Pharmacy-Drugs and toilet
articles. IL s. Main.
Hurst. Geo H.-Furniture and un-
dertaking. 2o2 N. Main.
Jacobs Miss M. C.-Millinery and
ladies toggery. 12l ". Main. \
King. .Bianding Live Stock Co.-.Live
stock and farm supplies 2l-
25 w. Liberty.
Levi BroS-Generai merchandise
cotton buyers 80 n. Main.
McCoiium Bros-outhtters for men
and women. 10 s. Main.
Mccormack Jcwclry Co.-Jewelry and
repairing. t3 s. Main.
- O'Donncil ~ Co.-General merchan-
disc and cotton buyers. 20-22
s. Main.
New York Bakery-whoiesaie and
retail bakers. stores. 113 Il.
Hampton and 80 w. Liberty.
Peoples Pharmacy-Drugs and soda
water, w.sLiberty.
Randle-M. B.-Sewing machines,
pianos and organs. 1s w. Lib
erty.
Rowland Buggy Co.--Buggy manu-
facturers
SnSw ana Mctoiium Mcr. CO.-Dry
q goods. notions and shoes. IS
:. Main.
sumter Trust Co.-Loans. investments
and executors. ". Main.
sumter Dry Goods Company-Dry
goods. notions and shoes; and
dress making. 1 S. Main.
Schwartz Bros-Dry Goods notions.
y shoes. millinery and dress
making. 80 y Main.
Sumtcr Retail Merchants Association
-Osteen Building w Liberty
CUP stairs)
Sumter sash. Door and Blind Factory
Manufacturers of building
material. foot Of T.. Hampton.
sumter Clothing Company-Clothing
and gents furnishings. 3 $.
Main.
sumter R.'aiI Lumber Co.-Rctail
lumber. wood and coal. Foot
of HPrvin 81.
sumter Rubber Works-Automobilc
supplies. tire and tube repair
Ing. Crosswell block. s Main
sumter Seed Store--Seeds and gro
ceries. 1i3 n. Main.
sibcrt's Drug Storc-Drugs. toilet ar
n tIclcs and soda water etc 9 5.
~ Main.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
CORN HUSKINC
M BY GEORGE FrrcH,
Author OF "A Good Old slwssh, :"

Corn huakine is national game
u hicA begins about TAG time base
ball peters ou1 ana continues until
the hiizzerd season II produces
the same distressing results to the
fingers az baseball does. but az a
dividend produces 1t about thou
sand times moro effective.
Corn husking is not a college d.
version hnt has sent thousands Or
boys 70 college, aud has given theHt
their sinewy wrists with which to
grasp this dying haliback by the
spinal coISmu and check him in his
mad career Corn husking caunet
10 played in stadium OF ampi-
theatre. It requires as much room
as golf 4 forty acre field win XII y
100 golfers busy for years. bnt a
100 acre field will only last two eX-
pert corn huskcrs for few weeks
Corn huaking Is the most valuable
exercise In America Corn that
hasn't been husked is as yalueicss rs
IA Salome dancer in street clothes
Hundreds Of throbbing geniuses have
spent their lives in trying to invent
a machine which will deftty remove
an ear Of corn from its garments and
toss 1t into a wagon. but the only
entirely relfabfe machine Of this sort
i'll use Is the farmer boy who rises at
a. M and r~asps loo bushels of
corn ears firmly between his aching
thumb and foretipger before the sun
goes down,
Tho rules Of corn husking are very
simple The lusker arms himself
with pair Of large mittens with
armored thumbs and follows a
wagon across 9 cornield denudne
two rows Of stalks AS he goes and
trying to keep the horses from cat
ing themselves to death while wait
ing for him Tho wagon keeps
moving all day long and if the hua-
kcr Is beside +. at night he wins.
Copyright, 1912 by G,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

Hos q pronjnou. Missouri farmer
was arrat.aed' hv Aa filters Of the
sell in his race for go2arnor of Mis-.
~9nri chord" aGsrr iha war is told
ny orr vac was there and know how
y Ill haDpenod p
This man said the narrator the
other day was QUO Of the most prom
mont farmers and cattle raisers in
ne state shall moi uao hja name
lie oa4 running on The greenbeck
aISet Some place Ne had heard tho
hnmble agrcuitHFista referred to an
horny handed yoomsnry.
This phrase was i05f 70 his liking
end he tlloWeht II would please thc
5armors to he referred to as horny
handed ycomaury And It might
have done SO lad he not somewhat
visited the appelIojiou In his attempt
10 use it $685..
There are no grander set Of mon
in this great state Of ours he said
at his first big meeting Of farmers
than Tou horny-headcd romarry ="
Rut that was too much for the farm
crs, The candidate was sc2tchcd. r.
Kansas City Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
IF HAIRS YOUR PRIDE,
'+sf USE HERPTCIDE.

A feeling uncertainty, a dread Of
possible disappointment always goes
With an "off brand hair prepare
zion. That is part OF tho purchase,
lust ~ much as the label on the bot
tie. A
You don't get this with a bottle Of
Newbro's Herpieide. II Is not an
experiment. You number among
four acquaintances and friends hum
Ireds who have used Iierpicide with
satisfaction, and You know that you
AN do the same. The results are al
ways positive, always right,
Newbro's Herricide kills the dan
lruff germ and stops falling hair
NewUro's Herpicide I'M SOC and
st.0o sizes Is sold by all dealers
Who guarantee IL to do all that ii
slaimed. If You are not satisfied
our money will be refunded.
Send loo in postage for sample
I'D booklet 10 The Hcrpicidc Co..
cpt R., Detroit, Mich
Paul G. Schulz G. Sons, Special
agents. -Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
FIRE IN HOLD OF
STEAMER BERKSHIRE =,
AT LAST ExTINGUISHEn

Washington, Oct#2a Fire tn the
hold Of tho Merchants and Miners
steamer Berkshire was practically
eXtingdished, today, after a fight
which has been going On vigorously
since sunday Dispatches to the
revcuuc cutter service, tonight, from
the commander of the cutter Sem
mole said that the Berkshire had
been flooded before and aft, that
traces Of fire we're about gone and
the task iiow'oi Is to pump out the
ship and get her atioat again
All Of the passengers from the
Berkshire and some Or those from
thet liner l'redcrick which put inin
Eo6tcut Cnrc, YES; fday, to aid tho
BURNING steamer left by rail, late
today. for fhiIadrEbhia. The Enrk-
shire' passengers left Savannah late
Friday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

dow marr teachers did we have
Just one ! doubt very much if he
Was a marvel Of learning. though /
thought he was then lie was lust
out O. college himself. and he had had
ne Nida experience of books or men.
}uS ~ he'd this rare cift OF being able
70 stimulate and inspire his scholars.
Hnd MHd'e every latent spark OF on
t'1Hsjasm in thoir natures. Euthus,
iasm is bettor word than ambition
tn this connections Study was joyful
labor done for the pure love Of ii.
u was Its own end not simply a
meaD7 to some other end
Tho village academy or that day
taught concentration IL it taught moth,
ing else study and recitation went
"g in The Same room and al the same
TINA VIZ had but few iron clad rules.
#htHparlne irordnaiclt waa, Of
conrga not allowable, but If there
"#s reel occasion for speaking Sc
neha ard ~a one Mas the worse for
it. FN~had nevsr htar9 The EXPIRES
lion good form q WIS not in
ro~uo Fhcn but II ~ had been. We
wou!d har@ aanl 1i} o0c voice that
it. va Ho. good form 10 disturb 9th
eys
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
{When the attention Of The Bull
ietin il called to any miistatemeu'
Of fact or to any error concernInI
my man or thing, corrections vii
sheerfully be made.)
Cairo WILL Grow.

The attitude of certain business
men toward the Commercial Club
and the Retail Merchants Associa-
tion certainly must be anything but
encouraging to those who have been
spending time and money advancing
the work OF the organizations.
These clubs are Cairo's most impor-
tant assets ana the sooner this is
recognized by the business men the
better off the city win be.
There is. possibility Of Cairo
gaining in wealth and population re-
Z gardlass OF whether the two clubs
exist. However, we Know that the
clubs can get good results. because
each has done Sc In the past. With
tha active cooperation Of every bust
ness man In the city there Is no
limit to the benefits than could be
obtained.
Every business man should enroll
his name as member of each or
gaifization. II Cairo gains In popu-
lafion and wealth the business men
viii be the greatest benefciaries and
that there is score of the wealth
lest and most influential citizens
Who do not belong to either club. is
certainly surprising.
A certain business man who Is a
member of both organizations. Wis.
tied one of the downtown stores re-
Gently in an effort to persuade the
members of the firm to join the
club. His visit was unsuccessful.
Why should we join the clubs
ana spend orr money and give oui
TIME 10 boosting Cairo?" one Of then
said ~We are satisfied with what
we've got and VIC don't care whether
Cairo grows. Whenever we find
that we cannot make money here we
VIII move to some other city,
What do yon think of that for
eold-blooded, hard-fsted sentiment
He doesn't care what happens to
Cairo 50 long as he can earn money
here. If all OF the business men in
Cairo were Of this caliber, the city
wouldn't stand o single chance in a
million. Such men are bar to
progress and they cannot be forced
to move too soon
fsa Before the recent food, Cairo's
prospects never seemed brighter. We
are still suffering from the effects
Of the high water, but when per
manent work is started Oh tho
lexces. this hiihdicap soon viii be
overcome, provided all OF the busi-
Hess men will get together and work
IN the interest OF the city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
CalIous indeed.

"We1 must confess am glad tn
@et back home amongst my old kin
aud friends, where people aint ton
busy Or too unfeclinE or too stHcknp
10 ta%e SOME interest in ono another"
said Mrs. Policy
Now. here's them post Office folks
down 10 Chicago / found c0t actual
~ hordheartcl' WHY. would you be-
|ieye If, That man that brings round
the letters to Mabers, tc'a so queer
and ataudofish that when he handed
me husbands postal card, telling how
mother bad tcll and broke her arm.
he never SO much as opened his HAS
70 give me one word of sympatby!
No sir, not even enough TO say, Too
bad!'-foutd's Companion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
~ NAMES SCRATCHED
FROM REGISTERS IN
ALL CITY PRECINCTS.

Out Of aS suspect notices left BY
lie CLERKS Of election Of the thirteen
'oting precincts of tile city as the
esult of the last registration, only
iS were scratched off the registers,
"a smaller number than ever be-
ore. This will leave the full total
4ote for Cairo at 3,272. But as
rany of those registered will have
tcmoyed from the location from
which they registered. moved
)ut Of the city or for various
ptlier reasons fail to vote 1t IL
estimated that the full total vote
rast November will hardly exceed
400.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
\ DEVELOPING the Individual

Slowly the world Is iearning the
truo meaning of individuality. For
TITS reason stronger nations are
ceasing the effort to make over
weaker people according to the
standard Of such stronger nations.
hut are stimulating the weaker
peoples to- develop along their own
proper lines, For individuality an
plies to races as well as to persons
A case in point Is furnished by a re-.
mark made BY the director Of educa !.
ton of the Philippine Islands recent
~ In America. He says, speaking Of
the Filipinos. -,
We are not trying to make gond
Americans Of them but we are try
ing to make good Filipinos of them,
and we are succeeding We have es-
tablished as generally as possible
throughout the archipelago an edu.
catlonal System which we hope will
give the greatest possible number al
the islanders the kind of education
which will do them the greatest
possible good-as ISLANDERS
Another example was furnished BY
ireland q few years ago, England
had been trying to make the Irish
conform to English standards for
centuries. The effort was never q
HtieceEr, but resulted In rebellion
oppression and bitterness Final,
Il almost depopulates The Emerald
Isle through emigration.
In the latter part of the nine
teenth century movement sprana
up AMONG the irish themselves tina,
revived the spirit of the land: /,
was nothing less than the study .,
the old Gaelic language and litera
tnrc. IN other word. ireland hat
once more found herselt-had dis,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
TFIEBES


Claude Wick of Olive Branch. was
ne yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Brown is on the sick
i. '>4 a....
c. A. Marchildon visited relatives
/ st, Louis this week
Rev. H. T. Mitchell stopped in
lifo Tuesday
Rev, Campbell and wife of Olive
ranch visited friends here Tues
il. t6
Mrs Martha Stephens visited rcla-
res at Cape Girardeau Sunday.
Progressive party had meeting
re Tuesday night Tho Rcpuhli-
n speaking will be Thursday
ght.
Rally day exercises at the NJ. T..
'urch next Sunday October eth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
SCHOOL FIFTY YEARS AGO
reminiscent Writer Tells Of the FASH
ionab'e Girls Academy Of
Period OF the Past,

The fashionable girls aehooI OF
fifty years ago was most interest.
ing place apparently. Looking hack.
ward 70 ttoEe busy. shining hours, >"
writes julia G r Dorr. in Harper's
Bazaar, my first thought ia how We an
studied How eager We wore What
Keen delight we took In constituting
an intricate sentence Or In solving a
hard problem" There were about
fifty scholars, OF possibly sovcnty.6ve;
and among them was a GROUP of eight
or ten bright young fellows who were
fitting for college; preparing 10 enter
as sophomore the coming autumn
What an ambitious t7t VIC we're. "a
be sure 7 WIS the oaly girl In the
advanced Latin and had the honor
81 4 scat on ono end Of o long, mar.
ROW recitation bench Ijtlo with.
araVu I'll waa hrGtcr from those
nt1rs cf tho Fr-t marrtuaa "
Thu rroblep1 ~ confederation haa not
come NJ Them II q yiti wanted 10
ctndv VITA her Bother ard hi7
friends, she did it-spd Mat was all
thcro was Of it, low we sought for
The derivation Of, words How we
revealed in the classical dictionary,
brought b. one Of us ana thrown into
tie common stock, passing from hama
to hand. from deak to desk The
first word 81 greeting in the morning
was d ques'ior about the cominr les
rom Tho late-t WORT at night was a
reminder Of tao last one.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

covered her soul siThe result was an
immediate and almost miraculous
revival of Irish Industries.
The same note was struck by the
recent meeting of the Society OF
American Indians. The red men
there gathered said they were not
trying to be initiation white men or
even new Indians. but tho same old
Indian developed under conditions of
modern civilization.
It is the same with an individual
or a nation. We must develop on
our own lines to the highest possible
point of efficiency. We cannot be
else. but we can be the
best and most complete statement of
ourselves.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
"URNS TALENT
AS ARTIST INTO ~
PAINTING C0UNTERFEITs

ssociated Press Dispatch.
uhcago, Oct. 23,-Lewts. Cad
"ore' who turned bis talent as an
ftlst INTO The painting OF $40
ounterfoit notes, today was SEN
ahced to serve one year IN the
nIted States prison at Fort Leaycp
"ofth, kas., after he had admitted
US quit He will start for the
'risotl at once. u....e ..e.
eAdmore told the curt ne hnd
sa'nted thee o That he could sum
"Hrt his wife and child when m
ound he could not sell his paint
nsc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
SIMPLE MIXTURE
HELPS CAIRO PEOPLE

That gtp'plc relrcdicz are hest hrr
asaiU been rrovce II. ", Schth.
Druggist, Cor Commercial and 1sth
street, reports hat many Cairo peo-
Ric arc receiving QUICK b>ncnt
from simple buckthorn bark glycer
me, e1c, as MIXED IN Adlcr-i-ka, the
German Appendicitis remedy *
SINGLE DOSE helps soar stomach,
gas on the stomach and constipation
INSTANTLY because this simple
mixture antiseptit lacs tho digestive
organs and draws off the impurities
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
knowlcdre a DANGEROUS Thjnn.

~ SUPPOSE said tho man who was
louueipg in tho garage, that before
nam bays m a&toiaohilo he ought 10
learn all abou. it's WORKING parts and
it's complicated machinery"
I'm rot so sure about that, guard
edly answered tho Keeper Of the es-
adjustment IT he docs, by George,
the ehancea are that he won't buy IT."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

Mnny women make the shirts for
the n1en and boys of their households
and the task ts certainly an easy one
when such splendid models MS the one
here shown are given This skirt can
bo made with the regulation or coat
closing 1t can be finished with an
attached collar or with nock band
fer wear with separate collars. aud
With attached straight or rolted.up
cuffs or wristbands for wear with sep
arate cuffs
The pattern (5S95l II cut in sizes
10 to l6 Tesrs. Medium Size win re
quire ~ Yards Of 27inch goods or
~ Yards If fabric 80 inches wide.
T0 Procure ibis pattern, send IN cents se
FHtterr prrsr'r7fHt st this paper Write
name and actress plainly, ard he sure IN give
si&e ara number ct pattern, H." ..#4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
Couldn't Dazzle Nanny.

The young man Of the house really
WIS making good in way that do
lighted his parents and brought him
muth Hsttcry from friends end neigh
hors, but old Nammy he Family ser
want, remained unimprasscd One day
when he had done particularly bril-
liant piece of surgical work aud de
liycred an especially profound ad-
dress before great convention. he
said 10 Nanny: I'm not a baby
any longer, and think you better call
me Mr.. Charles hereafter" The old
darby snorted her indignation,
"Who-~me?" she asked It amt
never is gwine call you Mister You
amt 40 Mister any more'n Use a
Miss, You couldn't wiggle yo' fin
gers 50 pert a-cuttin' out folkses' in
sides Of hadn't a-kep EN- timber
wld smackin, an you couldn't hear
de patients heart a-beatin' eft 1t
want for me forever washin' 70 cars
20 clcant You amt ncthin' but q
mcatiy little boy to 70 ole Nanny!
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
Mounds Has Carnival

Mounds Is III the throcs OF 4 car
'niral. The Nfgre < Loos aggroga-
tion has been hanging on since Mon
day and win probably close Satur-
day night. The tents are spread on
the front street, between the Illinois
Central railroad tracks and the main
business block
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

"'No. Gyo.'
Right
The head withdrew. ! asked IN
wonderment:
What kind Of q cipher Is that yon
are talhiug?'
:" No cinhcr at ALL the president re,
piled That was one OF Chicago's lead-
ing financiors, and have just ARRANGED
10 lend him a quarter million dollars
Tor a month at per cent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
IlIENOISCENTRAL
The Fast Mail Route

Corrected to October lst, 1917
... Trains Leave Cairo
.l2;15 q, NJ. Daily Chicago Vsgtl,
bu!ed It'd, arriving Chicago
1890 Il, m,
2;1J a. IN. Daily st Louis N!got
It'd. arriving st Louis 1920 q. III.
Sleeping cats opeu at $3.50 y. M,
500 a. % ST. Louis Special
4;l5 {. IN. Thebes Accommodation
$500 n NJ Chicago Daily Express
tl;t5 A. m. St Louis Fast Mall.
t1:l5 a IN Chicago Midday Spceiai
2.45 y. m. Afternoon Express for
81. Louis, odip. Dillingham;, Mat
tOou aud Champaign,
GLE y. III. Chicago aud Eastern FIX
press.
10 is y. in Chicago Night Etprsza
arriving at rhicaga Z 80 q. m
ancai elecper at station. Berths
oan be occupied after $3.50 u, M.
2.2U 4. NJ Memphis aud Nashville,
3:25 a. m Coach section for Menu
phla and New Orleans.
$40 a, m. SlceperS only. New Or
leans and Hot Springs.
AGO a m. Seminole Limited for
Birmingham aud Jacksonville, Fla
600 m. PaGucah aud Louisville
Express
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

A painting thought to be by cave
liten has been discovered on the
walls of "Cacon's Hoio.n England.
This SHOULD interest our milIionaires.
being several thousand years Older
than the most ancient odd master"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

With the worlds series and the
political campaign over, lot oil
newspaper writer's will be available
for war correspondents in the Bal
kans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
Ct3ct BUSINESS.

William Loeb. collector Of Tho port
or Nav york, was discussing the won.
drouA speed and simplicity used in the
transaction Of American business
In a bankers Office the other day"
he said. ~ saw a door open, head
stuck itself quickly into the opening
and . voice demanded
Quarter
" Yep the bank president replied.
Month
Yep
-Four halfT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

only missing il occasionally 4
man WHO eau Id this Is moro useful
10 humanity than the man vino can
hur1 2ho spit balls per day before
shouting thousands or tile daredevil
who cen travel 200 miles an hour on
a motorcycle in the last stages OF
There arc 100000
000 bushels of corn to be undrcssed
ami hurled In this country each fall,
and only a fey million red-nccked
and horny fingered farmer boys
stand between ne aud ruin,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24
NOTICE

Inc Mite Society ,of tho Cairo
BAPTIST church will give coffee
tms AFTERNOON at the home Of Mrs
Martin Howe. a2G Sixth street Al.
mission IL cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

Il Democrat meeting tonight at Swo-
boda's Hall, Twenty.eighth and
Commercial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

The European powers seem to
have found the 'halk'' In Balkans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-24

torrcctod @ Nctobef l8t, TIE
IrALmR LoAYn CaiIn