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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
How a Vote Was Lost.

The favor of the public is as hard
to keep now as it was when Aristides
was voted out of Athens because the
citizens were tired of hearing him
called THE just" David B. Parker,
"A Chautauqua Boy of ST. tells how
former Gov. John A. Dix of New York
lost vote when he ran for re.elec-
ton against Samuel ]. Tilden.
General Dix used to say that at his
home on Long Island he had set aside
a plot Of ground, built substantial
house, and given it, rent free, to a
fisherman, the only condition being
that the fisherman should supply the
governors family with fish at the
prices that ruled in the searby viii
lage. The fisherman also had a large
family Of children, who were assisted
by Governor DiX's family In many
ways. AS election day approached
Governor Dix met the man and said
to him:
We'll, I hope you have liked my
administration as governor well
enough to vote for me next Tuesday"
Il am very sorry, governor" an
swered the fisherman, "but l have re-
Ceived two letters from Mr.. Tilden
that have convinced me that we ought
to have change, and think it Is my
duty to vote for him"
What have you to complain Off"
asked Governor Dix.
Governor" he replied, II have not
averaged more than three cells to q
pot for the last three months."-
Youths Companion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
'tSQUEALER" NEVER GOT AWAY
System Of New York Police In This
Regard Said to Have Been a
Magnificent One.

The destruction Of men who betray
the guilty secrets of the police Is
nothing new in New York city. Rosen-
thai followed others who were put
away for offenses similar to his own.
There was Big McAuliife, who, a
few years ago, committed the deadly
sin of informing on the police and
their system Of protection to pick
pockets. His friends say that Nc.
Aulfffe never drank, but he was ar
rested one night on q charge of in.
toxication. He went into the West
47th street police station a strong
man in the best Of health. He was
turned out the next morning to die
in the gutter almost at the station
house door. An autopsy showed that
his skull had been fractured and that
his body was covered with terrible
bruises. Fruitless investigation. was
made, with the police inspector then
In charge of the detective bureau
apologizing for and defending the
men who either killed McAuliffe or
permitted him to be killed.
Lefty Boyle, an expert pickpocket,
long enjoyed license to steal in
three New York precincts. In the
course Of his work Boyle one day
learned that John Pritchett, Ian Ala
hama farmer. WAS. walking about. the
Tenderloin with $1,000 so securely
PINNED to his uLdershirt as to defy
even his deft fingers. He reported to
Iris police patron and Pritchett was
taken to the Tenderloin police sta
ton on charge Of intoxication.
When Pritchett was released by the
police his money was gone. Boyle
went to the station and demanded
his share of the proceeds, but. receiv.
tei nothing more satisfactory than a
blow in the face and instructions to
/ 20 out and do his own stealing.
\, Boyle went straight away to the
district attorney to whom he told his
story-a story Of police protection fol
ell of his kind. Once more wave
Of public Indignation swept New York
Pritchetts money was returned t
him, fair confession that Boyle hat
told the truth. Policeman JOSEPH
Lang and Detective Sergeant Cor
nelius Sullivan were arrested. 81,
Gays before the two were to be call
ed to trial, Boyle, whose testimon.
was necessary if they were to b,
convicted, incautiously ventured int
q Tenderloin street. At l o'clock IL
the morning he was found on the side
walk dying, with q bullet in hi
spine.-Metropoli st,,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
The French Presidency.


Several persons are named for the
presidency of the French republic to
succeed NJ FallierHs, whose seven
year term Of Office expires with the
beginning of the new year. Among
them are Leon Bourgeois, who it is
said, would have a walk over'-this
American term now appearing in
French politics. But M. Bourgeois
will not declare himself candidate.
Antonin Dubois, despite his preten-
tons. will have no chance for the
reason that he is president of the
senate and the chamber of deputies
will not consent to send to the presi-
dency of France for the third time
the president of that body. This
would, it is held, have the effect of
giving to the senate the privilege Of
naming the president Of the republic.
Jean Dupuy, minister Of public works,
has been mentioned, but he is said to
lack prestige. Another name is that
of M. Pans, who, however, does not,
It is said. desire this high fortune.
though he would accept 1t If it were
lrged upon him as a matter Of duty.
It is said that Mr.. Poincare Is the
choice Of M. Clemenceau, "le tigre,"
whose election would vacate the presi-
iency of the council, which is the real
seat Of power in France, a position
hat M. Clemenceau would not be
iyerse to filling again
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
For goodness sake smoke
CANADIAN CLUB SC CIGAR.
Loose Photographs.

Stenciled linen makes very good
case for photographs if book is not
wanted The case folds and looks like
a book cover, but inside are pockets
of different size for the various pic
lures. A stenciled border of plain col
or around the edge with u design in
the center, Is sufficient decoration.
Gray linen or crash are excellent ma
terials to use, as they are very dur
able.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
First EineerIcss Cloves.

How early did mankind think of the
convenience of the fngerless glove?
Little was said Of gloves In ancient
times, but in most cases it Is obvious
tina. they had fingers Those worn by
the secretary Of the younger Pliny,
used when he visited Vesuvius SO
that he might keep on jotting down
notes in spite of the cold, must have
been fingered, no less than those CT
the glutton in Anthenaeus, who wore
gloves at table so that he might han
die the meat while hot and get In ad
vance OF his bare handed fellow din
ers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21

Since the old-fashioned theory of cur
ing eczema through the blood has been
given up by scientists: many ailterent
salyes have been tried for skin diseases
But it has been found that these salves
only clog the pores and cannot penetrate
to the inner skin below the ,epiderms
where the eczema germs are lodged. .
probably explains the tremendous sue
cess of the well known LIQUID eczema
remedy, oil of wintergreen. thymol. sly
cerine, etc, as compounded in Odd.
Prescription.
we have seld other remedies for skin
%a~ Herman G, Schulz, Eigt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
Once.

"IIave you ever posed in the alto
gether?" asked the artist.
Once" replied the new model. Il
went over to Europe last summer
and when / returned the customs off,
Gals at New York seemed to think
they had reason to believe was try
ing to smuggle something In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS +
WARD

A reward of 5000 will be paid by
the city of Cairo for evidence lead
ling to the arrest and conviction of
ssthe party or parties who made the
assault which resulted in the death
of n Mallouf, about O'Clock Tues
day night, Nov. 10, 1912, near the
southwest corner of Twelfth street
and Commercial avenue in the City
of Cairo, Illinois.
GEORGE PARSONS, Mayor.
~ 11-20-tf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21

"tpuIu 6m no 5uIUlemos eAvq I
p9IEuIIM 81 MoIq Gu cum GIsAs 2sql
4uIql no& OF sact HsB noG seYvm
auuM., 'GlMols 'plIuo eul pIBs ..'em
-WsW 'em sIIs SuIuloN, 'uMoIJ iAeeV
STU moIJ IuolsGqd 10 leluem '0IqnoIl
emos OF SO suononpsp Leu SuI&eLp
'mIq peua aqua peIlnhuI usAes 10
ppI eIllH usls5!Id 10 lsulotu eqL
'uo3soa vi ussa sheH asnN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
NJkEn

A reward Of 5000 will be paid by
the County of Alexander for evil
dence leading to the arrest and CON
viction Of the party pr parties who
made the assault which resulted III
the death of n Mallouf azout
o'clock Tuesday night, Nov. 10,
1912, near the southwest corner of
Twelfth street and Commercial ave-
nue. in the City of Cairo, Illinois.
ALEXANDER S. FRASIER,
Sheriff.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
WHY Salves Can't Cure Eczema

troubles hut none that we can recon-
mend as highly as this for we know that
Odd. stops the itch at once. We can
give you a trial size bottle for Is cents
that will be enough to prove 1T.
OF course all other druggists have
Odd. Prescription--go TO them il you
can't come TO tls--Aut den't accept some
big profit substitute.
But Ii you come 10 our store we ara
so certain OF what Odd, will do for yau
that we offer you full size bottle on
this guarantee:--If you. DO rot find that
II takes away the itch AT ONCE. Is
costs you not cent.
.th and Washington. TIT \,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
He Explains.

These doughnuts-" began the
man.
Whats the matter with them" de-
manded the We're do We're behind the
lunch counter.
IL think their inner tubes are pune.
tured."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21

~ Aioiub eotiu, III.
E. B. Walton, Anna, Ill.
Robt, Endicott, Villa Ridge, Ill.
W. j. Casper, New Burnside, III,
A. P. Schroeder, Grand Chain, Ill
Hugh Mason, Mound City, Ill.
Mitchell Farrell, Alto Pass, Ill.
w. Lamar, Golden, Ill.,
c. A. Marchildon, Thebes. Ill.
Corn.
White-First, A. P. Schroeder
Grand Chain; second, Samuel Dill.
low, Dongola.
Yellow--George IIiIeman. Anna;
second, Samuel Dillow, Dongoia.
Hay.
Alfalfa-Firss, Ira Hastings, Nc
Clure; second, Hardin Kinsiow, Nc
Clure.
Timothy-Sam Paeler. Belknap;
second, D. w. Whittingberg, Vienna
Sweet Potatoes
Yellow - First, Samuel Dillow
Dongola; second, Mitchell Ferril
Alto Pass.
White - Mitchell Ferril, Altc
Pass; second, Samuel Dillow, Don.
COLA.
Red-First, Alonzo Echols, Ullin;
second, Mitchell Ferrill, Alto Pass
Irish Potatoes.
First--William Kessler, Cairo.
Turnips.
First-R. Buster, Cairo; second
VIM, Kessler, Cairo.
Oats.
First Dillow. Dongola.
Stock Peas.
Whippoorwill--First, r. B. Endi-
colt, Villa Ridge.
Glover Seed.
First-W. A Rerdleman, Alto
Pass; second, l.. J. Russell, New
Burnside; second, George w. Endi.
colt, Villa Ridge.
Pumpkins.
First-,Will kessler. Cairo: sec.
0nd' same' 'Iis aaL EM !
Squash If
First. Mrs. II Roach, Levings.
Apples. ~
Best display-'Sixteen varictie,
W. J. Casper, New Burnside.
Best display in harrels-W. J
Casper, New Burnside, twfsrHszss
Best a plates--W j. Casper, New
Burnside.
Best plates--W. J, Casper, New
Burnside. 'r"'"w1w TTwrTw
Crimes Golden-M;tchell Ferril
Alto Pass. a. sTIsEE "
Kinnard's Choics--Norman w
Casper, New Burnside.
stayman Wine Sape-W. J. Cas-
per, New Burnside; N. w. Casper
New Burnside; e. B. Walton, Anna
Ingram--W. :, Casper. New Burn
side; Norman w, Casper. New Burn
side
Champion-W. J. Casper, New
Burnside; N. w Casper, New Burn.
side.
Ben Davis-N, w. Casper, New
Burnside; Mitchell Ferril, Alto Pass;
w. j. Casper, New Burnside.
Aiken-Norman w, Casper, New
Burnside; w. ], Casper, New Burn
side.
Rome Beauty. B. Walton, An
ma; G. B. Holccme, Alto Pass.
York Imperial: L. J. Russell
New Burnside; w. J. Casper; N. w
Casper.
Black Ben Davis-N w. Casper
w. ]. Casper; Mitchell Ferrill, Alto
Minckler--W. J. Casper, New
burnside; N. w. Casper
Delieious---C. B. Holeomb, Alto
Missouri Pippin--W. J. Casper
N. w. Casper.
Mammoth BLACK Twig--F. M
Wright, New Burnside; w. J. Cas-
per, NJ. W. Casper.
Romsnite-W. ], Casper; c. 7
Ho)tomb, Alto.
Arkansas Blacb-W. J. Casper; n
w. Casper.
Huntsman--C, B. Holcomb. Altt
Winter Banana-c, B. Holcomi
Alto.
White Winter Romaine--N. "
Casper..W. ]. Casper. .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
keepino Them OF.

do you consider such marriage
as that of man so confirmed drunk
aarisas Jaggs to ci&us performer,3a
fitting one?"
"A perfectly fit marriage. She's Q
snake charmer."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
Pears.

Pears.
Flrst--H. w. Rendleman, Alto,
Lena Hurst, Cairo; Miss $. A, Reed,
Cairo.
Vinegar.
First-W. j. Casper, New Burn
SIDE s.s ~
Sorghum.
First--F M. Wright, New Burn
sue pr 49, ~
Bread
Salt Rising-Mrs. T. Z. O'Shea,
Cairo.
Light Bread --M Mrs, Emma Fitzger-
aid, Cairo; Mrs. L. E. Rubenmacker,
Cairo. q -
Cake.
First--Mrs. w. l.. Bristol, Cairo.
Butter.
Mrs. J. A. Hogendobler,
Villa Ridge; second, E, c. Mowery,
Ullin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
His Greatest Moment.

The lion tamcr's wife
Makes him walk a narrow line.
But when he goes inside q cage
His attitude Is fine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
Symbolism.

Symbolism is all right If the thirg
you have to say is not worth saying
ia coed, plain English.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
THANK Heaven, That
Itching Is Gone y,
zone Touch Of zEMo- -and the Relief
Is Sublime. Try It, FolksI"

20 my, 0 my, what a. blessed relief
Here I've been suffering tao most
awful torture for months. and tried
things galore, zEAIO is magic. The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
Literally True.

Literally True.
Father-My daughter tells me you
have all kinds of money.
Suitor-Yes, sir.
Father-May I ask what your bust
ness is?
Suitor--I'm a coin collector
Judge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
"A Modern Youth.

Does he call her the morning star
of his existence?"
mo. He says she's the Great White
Way Of his life"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-11-21
The best smoke in Cairo
CANADIAN CLUB SC CIGAR
Have you tried them?
: At all dealers.

Sunday Turkey Dinner, 35c
Heines Restaurant, 1910 Wash.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
Srbnnngsliebe.

@ilbelmine fon11te es 0urdous
nid)t leioen, tpenr etmas bon ibren
Spieliad)en, &lei5ern ooer 8uder1
am 11nre9ten Srte lag. Se6e bon
ibren Saden botte eire11 %beitimmten
Mat, un0 uer1t iie etmas gebrnudt
bate, 10 brodte lie es gleih mie0er
at iei11e Steue.
9es Mben6s, tpe11n lie it9 ats
flei6ete, legte lie lire @lei6ung an
ei11en b%eionoeren Srt. 9aber fonnte
iie iid) ou@ 0es Morgens geidmino
a1t5ieben.
@enn tie bemerfte, 6aB zines BON
ibren &leioungsitiiden idu6baft &C.
mor0en NOR, 10 iorgte Tie 6afiir, 6ab
es gleid mie0er al1sgebeiiert mltroe.
Man b0rte aber @ilbelmine audi
11iema1s flagett, 6oB iie ettpas BON
ibre1 5aden berIoren bdtte. Sic
fon1 ol1d nientols 5l ipdt in Sic
@dyule.
Gieie 9iebe sur 0ronmg, tpo5u
Tie iid) pott friiber Suget6 gemobnt
batte, bebielt fie na6ber, 10 longe lie
Iebte, BEL, l1n6 6as mar tbr melt Mtg
lid)er, ols men1 ite tal1ienS Dollars
gefl1noet batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT
u.; s,:ss a'' 70. &MMzZzMzW
0imoerede.
9as @euiHen.

uGr fat mir flint Collars SIT biel
%gegeben," ml,rn1el1e @6l1aro, ais ct
Sic @el0itiide nad5dblte, Sic iein
8riucipal linn ioeben in Sic &ono
georiidt, 1t15 Sic er ioglei6 in ieine
1aide 9eitedt batte. God itatt
alt9enb1idli6 l1n15ufe6ren un0 lit ser
Office SEN Srrtbpm gu beri@tigen,
lette Ser iange Menid lungiom lei=
nett @eg fort, u1,id)luiiig, mas CT
tEu1n pole.
a ~9ab," iagte CT iid nad einigem
&%ad)5enfelr, ~id) bobe iie mobl per=
oient, oieie flint 9ol(ors; es lpare
nihts ols biuig, 6aB iie mir monot=
lid oasbe5oblt miir6en. Man batte
MIDI langit iteigern iollen nit met
1ent @ebalt, Den11 ntentano int gal1=
5el1 @eidaft m1B 10 piele 9ienitlei=
Ifl'1gen tb1r1, mie i6; audi babe i6 ia
lu1r cine go115 fGei1te &l,bepaltie. @s
ut ebe1t 0oG mabr, mas Der alte Use
Der iagt: u9ie @rincipole fins ian1mt
inns lon6ers Mrsbeuter, Sic inns aus
niibe1t, mie ite MIR f0n,1er -" 11e<
brigens, >pe1tr er fib geirrt fat, 10 lit
0os feline Code! @inem alten &edner,
mie er, ioute 10 mas nidt borfommer1.
Gr bat tie mir -9e9eben, o1io geb0re1
tie mir un6 mer0en mir mabrboftig
gut 5u itatten fontmen."
9abeim angelangt, Iegte @5l1ar6
iein @el6 ioreiam beiieite, nabm Elm
8ud un6 bertiefte ii@ in 6eifen ST.
balt. Mu@ in sen acknowledgement
Sogen tpur6e es linn ni6t am311
idnmer, Sen @eoontett an 6en Srr<
tbum ieines &errrt uno sic iiber5ab<
ligen flint Dollars 5u berideuden;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
Ser rRorbitern", nonnerfaa, sen IS, @eptsmber, 1912.

6ab 6aS &in0 cine iolde Selbitiiber=
mi'toung uriprungli6 aus eigener
&raft ausflbre, m1B bierbei bonn
gr5ieber INN 10 iorgfaltiger bea@tet
per0en. Mnfangs muB oos &ino in
5ieie nj &f unteritiibt meroen,
neil auf iittlid)e &iidiidten o0er gar
neberlegu1gen bel linn nod nidt &C.
red11et >per5en tann; i%tufenmeiie,
ober poriidtig, fat ma1t 5u qr0Beren
@nipriiden at feline Selbitbeberr=
id1tng fort5uidreiten."
@elm oie gltern in ser Gage fins,
ioncn lie lire @i1Ser friib5eitig So
ran %gelp0baen, i%elblftdnoig, natiir=
rid lnter ibrer Iufiidt, @cl6 al,s5u=
gebel1, 6amit Sen &lei,1el1 bei5eiten
Sic @eisbeit %eingeprdgt mer6e, 6ab
ma11 .au@ fir 6en fleiniten @elobe=
trog Sic beridie0en1ten Dinge critic
be1b fam, un0 5lpar iolde, Sic Ell
ITEM gar feline Greuoe bieten, alr5ere,
sic nur eil,en boriibergebenoen &C.
nub bereiteu, u1r6 0i1rge, sic einen
0al1rl5en @ertb baben. Da Sic
@rfabrung ser Bette 2ebrmeiiter lit,
lit es 6urd)aus en,pfeblensmertb, Set
&in0ern ettpa monatlid cine gemiiic
Sumune, eim Saidengel0, in Sic
&ano 5u 9eben. @leidaeitig mir6
ib,1en elm &eftden p%erabfolgt, in
6as gemiiienboft Sic gin1abme= un6
Ml1sgabepoit ten NIT Datum ei15u=
5eidnen fins. Sic erFalten oas @el6
sur Mnid)offung bon @otbmeloigem
un6 Miiblidem, mie Sdreibbeften,
@1eiitiften, StaBlfeSern uim., Md6=
de11 fonl1en auh 3opfban6er, &aar=
na5eln ln1o MebnIides begleider. 9a
Sen &in0errt oos @erfiigungsredt
iiber Sos Gels 511itebt, 10 mer6en itd
ont Sdll1B 5es Monats, tpe111n So
ter nn6 Mutter. 9}ednungspriifmg
obbaltelr, oad Musgaben fir gnt=
bebrlid)es ltn0 nnuiibes fin6e1t. Nlm
lit cs perfebrt, iper11 g1tern 6ariiber
5onfe,1. &ielmebr ipnen Tie lit bet
ltdn0iger @eiie sen &in6ern SIT &C.
miitb fiibren: miepiel mar1 int eil1cm
&c itinu11tcn 3eitobidnitt 10 pergelt=
Sen fo111, lpiepiel Miiblides 6afiir
nnaeidafft mer6en f0n1te, miepiel
ltltbeil bielleidt 5l1rb 0os l1111riite
berporgerl1fen mrr0e uip. &in6er
NIT gbrgefiibl mer0en iid 6anlt iider
Miibe geben, Sic gltern fiinftig 81
erf rel1en. @enn &ednltng un0 &alie1t=
beito116 nidt iibereinitimmer1, 10 5iehe
mont ibne1t bonn nad]iten Monatsgel0
Sic 1ifferen5 ob. 5i11o pom @irtbr
idaftsgelo gripatniiie gen1adt, 10
mer0el1 Siele ouf Sic Sparfaiie &C.
tragen, 11no GUT 8elobnung miro 6oS
Gaidengel5 erb0bt. Sci SEN &in0ern
per5en Suit un6 Srel1Se 5ur Spar=
lan1feit gr0Ber, fper111 lift @lttbaben
mdd1t, rl16 sen @lterr tper6en bange
Sorgen lint 0as @obl ibrer &i116er in
Ser 3l1funft abge,tomme11, neil lire
&in6er nit &ernr1nft u11o @orbebadt
@el6 nl1s5ugeben 1erntcn, mas fit ie=
SEN Meniden oa1rdous %notbmeroig lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

oenn mabren0 bes Cages mot ct
6urd feline Mrbeit un0 5es Mbe,,os
Mard Sic ltnterridtsfuri e, sic er 51
ieiner meiteren MusbiIoung beindte,
bolauf III Mnlprud genomn1er, aud)
peridoffte linn sic @rmiioung 6es
Cages einen e%eil1n6e11 Sdlaf.
ltn6 6od) laitete etpa5 auf i6m,
obne 6aB er iid's geiteben molltc,
uno begleiteten i'm onflage,a6 iiber=
al FIN. @on 3eit 5u 3eit aelo,ra es
ibm 5lpar 0urd allerlei S6eingriin=
Sc Sic Stimn1e oes @epiiiens 5u be~
taa16en, aber int &a15um0reben ct
tonte Tie un1io lauter in iei1em Sit
,ern. 9alo fam ser Sd)laf nidt
ntebr 10 bon ielbit, Inns menn er 1pad
lag indte er dngitli@ na6 9ingen,
oie iei11em 3enfen cine an6ere &id=
tultg geben fonnten; po1 Muem iudte
ct iid in Sic @er9niigungen 51 Der
tiefen, Sic ibut Ser bcraunaGcn6e
8eitittaa brir1een ipiiroe.
60 itrih Ser Monat Iangiam So
fin, un6 ser Sag riidte beron, o1t
Sem @0uar6 mie6er lein @eitalt BE-
5ieben iollte. SS't ser Madt porher
mart ct iid u1srubig ouf ieinem 60
ger bin inns ber. 8l0tlid) 5iinoete
er Elm 2idt an nn6 trait NIT sem le1=
ben Dor SEN Spiegel, iid cine @cile
ltiu betrodteno. 9un11 rid)tete er an
6as 8il5 int 5piegel, als Oh es ein
6remoer mare, in itrengem Some
folger5e &reoigt:
r@6uar6, gu biit ein 3ieb! gu
meiBt oas iebr pob1, un6 9l1 mirit 10
longe elmer bleibe1t, oIs gu 6as Gels,
6as Sir nidt ee9ort, bcbaltit. gs lit
11l11t einn1ol nidt Gein, gu magit Sir
.einreSen. mas 9u minit. Sebt En-
fcr1nlt gu Sic @abrbeit, ober tper111
gu Elm paor Sage Id11ger int ser lt1<
mabrbeit berbarren miiroeft, pare es
fertig init Sir, Oh mdreit et1 Dieb,
ei11 3ieb, Elm Dieb! @orit Du
mobl? Tins 9u 1pidrei It es fir 0ein
2eben; 0en1t ni6ts permod)te 6ieien
Sdo10fled al1s5l1l0ihen. @erte Nun
fat Old @ottes Grade 5um g11t=
id)llB gebrodt, bos @elS 5ltriif51ee-
helt a1l6 MIN mirlt 9u fein 9ieb
lein."-
uMein &err, Sic baben iid Dor
ei1em Monat, o1s sic midi ol,saabl=
ten, aeirrt", iagte G0a1ar6 ont fo1ae11=
6en Sag GIT ieil1em &rincipal, i116em
er flint 3onars pcr i'm binlegte.
nMb nirflid! @ann baben Sic
SOS bemerft?" fragte 6ieier, un6 Sic
@erlegenbeit 6es iu1tgen @an1tes,
6em 5as 8lut SIT @eiidte itieg, ent=
ging ibm 11idt.
G5loro batte iebr gebofft, nit Sic
ier 6roge beridont SIT mer0en, nnS
>pdbrer5 zines Mugenblides fiib1te ct
lid) perlrdt, lid 5ur6 cine Musfludt
aus ser sode gu 5ieben; 6o6 i@nen
iagte er iid: ~9t miuit fem Gieb
iein. MIN 1pi4it 91t audi nibt gum
2iiguer %peroen", uto nit felfer
Stimme onttportete ct:
SD babe es iogleid bemerfft."
"Sb n1a1t MIDI Nun ent1aiien
mir5?" tpor int 5tinen leine Grnge;
aber nidts Derarttges erfoIgte, ct
i'm @egentbeiI bal6 oarauf Be-
for6ert.
SD babe i'm bebolter", bemerfte
Ser Hrincipal lpoter ST. G0ltarS's
&orm1,1o, ~meil id) es germ iebe,
tpen11 ein ju1ger Mann ein @epij=
fen bnt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

6rau S. g. SIN, &omer, 60, bot
6oleps &onep ans &or COMPOUND
Sabre lang gebrau&t un6 iaqt, 6oB
lie es itets ibren 6reunoen empfieblt.
@s perfeblt ME, uniere grfGItungert
un5 &uiten gu betlen 11no beugt Sem
blol>ert &tften Dor. Wir mben flint
@in6er ltn6 aeben ibne1 ftets 8oleps
Gonen on6 Tar COMPOUND fir @r-
e11Itlt1q. unb lie iin6 ale Balls pohI.
mir mnhten in un'erm 6onfe nidt
ohne hosie1be 1ein. .@oIitor Hruq 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
$780, 100000 iabrlid perluren BON
2pbnberbiemertt.

81. Satler idabt ob, 0oB gegen
$50, ,0000.0 90 an 9obn iabrli@
Sent amerifaniiden @olfe berloren &C.
FEN als Elm 6ireftes @rgebniB Don gr-
fdltungen. &erIorene 3eit meint Der,
lorere 2obt1e un6 Meoiainiren 1T foit.
ipielig. @ebrau6t 6olep's Sonep
on6 Sar COMPOUND 5eitig. Sc miro
Sen &uiten itilen un6 6as @eb un6
ent5un6eten 2uftpaiiagen beilen uro
beianftigen: Molitor Drug. So.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-08
Pleado for the Guitar.

The London Pail Alall Gazette urges
the cultivation OF the guitar THE
guitar has always been typical Of the
troubadour spirit. and it's revival
might herald return to the gentle
chiValry Of earlier times - The
writer insists that the guitar is more
suitable than the piano as an accom-.
paniment to the voice; 1t can be play
ed indoors OF in the open air with
equally good effect and on the river
the harplike quality of its tone is
simply enhancing Furthermore
large variety Of compositions, grave
and gay. romantic and classical. are
suited to its strings AS an accom-
panying instrument 1t rs exceptional
ly easy to play"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-08
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4 QUESTION OF COLOR
Those extra quality eolored

. Those extra quality colored Z
. shirts that are being sacrific- =
. ed nv the Matthews Cannon
= Co., during their annual July =
. Clearance Sale that are ways Z
= sold at from 500 to $3.50 =
= are being offered at ridiculous Z
Oily low prices, and there is an Z
. infinite variety of colors to Z
. choose from and all of the Z
. standard sizes. Remember
. these shirts are being offered Z
= early in July and not at the Z
. end of the season You Will Z
= get the benefit of their use Z
. while they are still in style. Z
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