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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-27
Want Ads
Lost Found, For Sale, Etc.

Special Thanksgiving dinner at the
Merchants hotel. 4S-1t
FOR SALE-3O full blooded White
Leghorn cockerels. Will sell cheap
while they last. Phone w. F. Staller.
4S-2t Jas. Tranter.
For Sale
House and lots in East DeniSon,
with small barn and good chicken
house: 21a lots fenced with high WOW
en- wire; good we'll; fine orchard of
apples, plums, pears. peaches. cherries
etc. Inquire of H. T. Bliesman, Agent.
4S-2t
Special Thanksgiving dinner at the
Merchants hotel. 4S-1t
WANTED-A girl at the hospital;
good wages. 4S-tf
FOR SALE-Some choice Duroc
Jersey fall and spring boars. Phone
S9-J. B. w. Hunt, Denison. 39-tf adv.
G. KAPLAN, DENISON, IOWA.
| am in the market for country
mixed iron, for which l pay highest
market price. Hides and furs, auto
tires, metal and rubbers. l pay high
est prices. 46-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-27

Special Thanksgiving dinner at the
Merchants hotel. 4S-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-27

WANTED-A girl at the hospital;
good wages. 4S-tf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14
@ippelt gebroden bmr6 Smiten.

Nad einem Deftigen 9uitenanfalI
fiiblte elm Mann in Neenab, @isc.,
fdredli6e S6mer3en in ieiner Sci.
te uno fem @r5t fano, 6aB 3tuei
3ippen gebroben naren. Dieie
9ein miiroe inn Or. Sings SEEN
DISCOVERY eripart baben. Gin paar
fleine 9oien pertreiben einen ge-
n0bnliden Sultenz regelmaBiger
@ebrauh oen bartnddigften 9uiterl
uno Die fhlimmfte grfdItung un6
beilen idpade, angegriffene 2un-
gen. sd bolte es fir elm @eidenf
ces Simmels fir Die Menid)beit",
idreibt Mrs. @ffie @orton, Column
Bio, Mo., yoenn id bate beate Die
Sdpinoiudt, tpenn i6 oieies grob-
artige Mittel nidt eenommen bat-
te." gs lit garantiert. Brobeflaide
frei. SOC uno 81 Slaiden in alien
Mpotbefen.
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8afaaierIiite.

Nuf benz am 80. Mni bon Bremen
mad gaIpeftou abaefabreuen 9ampfer
x9anuober" befinben iih tolgenoe &as
iiiteusBnHagiere:
Sri. Gliiabetb Meffefe, Srau5 8ecan,
6rau Marie Bedmnnl, 0r. Nlfreo Bers
9ery Spbn Bertrand nebft @attin uuo
AinberH, 6rdu Marie gernud, Mubolf
Gerua6, 5rl. W2nrie giinr, 6rau @arp
Dmltler, SRI. Nntonie DoIe3aI, Srall
Denrgnrefbe 6orge unb Ginber, Sobaml
0ni3ur uno 1nttin, Srntl5 @aj5ur. Ser
hindllb Wai5ur, emil @ni3ur, 8beo6or
@ni5ur. 2eOpolo @oeriuger nebit Sat-
tim uub ain6eru, SRI. Snfaune 9ers
mann. Nbam 9er5og, aarI 9er3o9>
Sri. Braiin 9orobmida, 2noisInb Sas
roIiuef neblt @nttin unb &inoern, Nas
rim Nebfoff, gbrih SterIob, Yall
Bfdn6fer, &nrI Yientfa, 5ran5 YIetidd,
8rnu Soiefine RIeti1a, Sobnnu Reis
del. Sri. Maria Hpberb. grbarb Hofez
mann, Otto Noiemnnn. aarI s9foth,
&nns Mupredt, Nrtton 9ebIacef, Srau
8anni GiegeI. Sofef Giinecet, @ef5eI
&tncittn unb @attin, Grau Nnna
G6Ieiher, SRI. 2idb Sdmi6t, 6ran5
GtoIln, MideI Gtabnidb, SOB. 9bomtas,
fri. Sba lIfonsfb, ghrifta 8anfoffi
FRANC @iafef unb grnit @ibfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14

ME iiber ibren gruoer, Der lie 10
ber5li6 eeliebt bate, uno oeiien
trauriges @ei6id tie oob Bis ms
tiefite Ser5 eribittert baben muB=
tie; ME iiber bie foitlt9en Gage, oe-
rem Worgen= uno 4benoroten Dor
@ottbolos Seele mie bie Crime
rung zines 8arabieies itanoen; oie
8ergangenbeit mar fir iie tot, mie
sic @egenpart leer; iie fummerte
ii6 Inn nihts, mn Inn ibr Sinh.
I'm ibr @inb, ibr ein5iges = ibr
a1esl @ottbolo b%eritano iest erit
ibr munoerli6es 8enebmen an ienem
Mbeno ieiner Mnfunft: lire leiben-
ibaftIi6e 9egriiBung, ibre mirren
Reoen, lire Saltloiigfeit. 8ar oo6
ibr @retden franf getpeien! mas
nuBte iie, mas iie iagte ooer tat!
Sn ibrer bilfIoien @nsit mar er
ibr elm Croft cine Stiise, Elm @et-
ter eri6ienen = fie niir6e IN benz
Mugenblide audi mol ben aIten
5bafer Gbriitian umormt baben
ipenn Der ibr cine Salbe gebraht
bate, melde Die Sbmeraen ibres
&inoes itinte!
l1no es mar lit ibren @lgen auh
mol iein ein5iges 8eroienit gene
fen, baB er Or, 2auterbad aus 9ro
ia, Ser einen Sag um oen onoern
fam, geniiiermaBen aiiiitieren uno
oaB iie NIT inn iiber Dos @tn6 bot
tie ipre6en fonnen, 10 LANCE ibr
Ser 3uitano oeiielben nod Gorge
eemoht. @ar es bod, aIs OF iest,
mo oas Sinh, ~alerotngs nod nit
Dem Merm6en in Der 9inoe, nieoer
wunter int @arten fpieIte, ieoer
Stoff Der llnterbaltung eri9opft
iei; als Oh es MIR in Der Srbnung
lei, oaB @ottbolo, gan5e Climber,
lang in einiger Gntfernltng bon
ibr, Ieleno ooer aeidnenb, i'm Gar
ten iaB pdbreno 6as i6one Rino
3miiden ibnen bin uno mieoer iaB,
un6 nit Sen 8lnmen, bic es pflidte
unb biniiber un6 beriber trus, ul1o
0enielben finoiihen Grage1l Die
balo Die Mama nno baIo SnfeI
@ottbolo beanttporten muBte, elm
8ano 5miihen ben beioen 5u pebe,t
ihien, oas ieoer idmadIte Saud
Der Sommerluft pie6er 8erriB.
Nortictnna foIgt.)
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rand! rand!! rand II!

1901 Ider, az @eilen bon 5tpei bers
fbieoenen giienbabnitationen entfernt,
nit euten S9ulen nnb &irbeu. 400 @t>
fer iinb iebt inter 3ulttr. $50 4der
banon linb gutes fblpar5es SluBnieoes
ruugslano. Die iibrisen 600 Nder be-
iteben nis 9utem f6par5en. tpeIligen
ErairiesS alanb. fertis fir ben Yflug.
Ser 8oben lift bonn beften uno por3iigliH
fir 8aumtpoIe, 8orn II. IN. geeigaet.
9as @an5e lit elm ein9eri6teter Ylae
nit 8rnnnen ilno @inbmiiblen. &eidlis
der &aferporrat. Bier quite @obnbdilz
Ter auf beridieoeneu SteIen. 0as 2anb
arenst an elmer Seite an ben 9iia6az
llpe~ Slub, an Der anoeren Seite befin<
oct fib Der 8abntpee Der s. $. & g. q.
giienbabn nit einem Seiten9eleife mIr
einige blnoert S6ritte bon bier uro
6al6luess 8piiden gnero unb @icturia,
Sam eefauft perben in Stiiden bon 100
Mdern ober mebr nit @ebdilben II. gil<
ridtunsen gu $3.50 per Mder o0er 81
$52.50 per older obne @iuri6tunsen.
8eeen meiterer @usfunft tpenoe man
ii6 an
j. j. Fischer,
alleiniser Gaent, Gaero, Seras.
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3nttt

3tpei G6fpar5lanbz Sarmen, ieoe ums
fabt 146 Mfer. 5 Meilen Dftli6 Dor
8eimar, 1 Reile bon eirer Station, Die
Sdlfte nr,ter <ltnr. @inri6tungen
9euti6e uub b6bmiihe Iniieoler. SAC
per ELDER.
Gin &ompIeg bon ITO Ider S6tpar5s
lamb, NIT moberneu ginri6tingen. 2
hodges Sals, grobe Stdne nno bier
NentersSGuier, 8inbmiible uno reids
li6 8a1fer. Breis $4,000 per Ider.
g. 6. Sepmpur, gisentiimer.
Columbus. Terns,
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Gnbet Sasb mad REDEEM Mabdcn

Seffers bort Die Sage nah etner
reihen Srdu auf peni1 elm Mann
nit einem Mdoden befannt miro,
has electric 8itters einnimmt. ST.
re ltarfem 0erben 3eigen iih in
flaren &opf uno rubigen gempera'
ment. @eiihtsfarbe mie Bfirfidblii-
ten uno roiiee 2ippen oeuten auf ibr
reines 8Iut; ibre bellen @rtgen aliI
geiunoen SdIaf; ibr elaitiidcr
Sdritt a,if fraftige Musfeln; aaes
Seigt Sic @eiunobeit uno Strait, Die
electric gitters Grauen giebt, uno
oas 9eridontiein BON geroauungs.
beidweroen, 4opf. nilo Riiden.
idmer5en un6 SbnmahtsanfaIe.
lieberaa lit er Der Srauen 2ie6.
IingsmitteI. @enn idwab II. franf,
10 beriudt i'm. SOC in alien @potbe.
Ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14
0as lntberiide aoless in sesnia

Mif benz Bau oes Sutberilhen
aoGege IN Seguin gebt es munter
bornn. DDS gan5e Gebdroe lift un.
ter Dof, cine groBe An8abl Smb.
iperfer arbeitet an Dem inneren Nus.
ban uno es itebt gu boffen bob big
sum 1. Nobember oas @ebduoe gum
Gebraud iiber9eben Deroen fam.
Mls Qebrer fino Biz jest berufen:
Nrof. 8. @eeber, Director; prof.
Munge, pelher eben feline Stuoien
IN Der Gtoats : uniperiitdt beenoci
bat, fir ons miiienidoftIide Depor-
tement; GrdnIein emma Grep bon
Gan Mntonio fir Die WormaI . ab'
feiIung; 8err Sit BON @aco flu
oas faufmdnnii6e Sad; Brof
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14
Sm Clan @itpl einem fIsinen

Sn Clan gitp, einem fltinen
9rte in @entudh Dier5ig Wcilen
peitIib bon 2erinston gelegen, i'll
elm Malln perbaftet poroen, BON Dem
Die geboroen glauben, oaB er Ser
fang gciu6te @eslep gomuros. Mef.
fe Don China Muen uno Mitglieo
Der Nnen 8anoe, Die ben lleherfan
auf has gourtbaus BON SiGspile in
Sireirien madte, lift. @esleg go
tparos uno China Maen fino Die bel.
ben einaigen Mitglieoer Der 8anoe,
Die man bisber nod nidt eingefan-
gen batte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14
Lckdles.
u Il | c i.

~
sSsn Der Sisung Ser itabti-
ifen Gmitdtsbeborbe an 0onners=
tag nadmittog perlas Or. See, Der
ft1otiibe 8afteriologe, einen Be
.ridt uber feline 8ehunoe bel Der
Mtldpriifung, Ser iebr unsiinitie
fir 6ie Mild mar, Die mir bier tn
San Mntonio erbelten. Or. See
iagte, elm GROCER Sell Ser Wil6,
oie nod Ser @taot geliefert miro,
lei gum Srinfen untauglid, ia io-
sar lebensgefabrlid, beionoers fir
has Geben f[einer &inoer. Or. See
beiduIoiete Die rDoirp Sarmer1
bob lie lire MiIdmirtidaft niht
III Der ridtigen ianitdren @eiie
fiibrten uno berlanste, oaB bort
Mbbiiffe getroffen meroe. Die Be
boroe ltin1mte ibm pouitanois bel
uno mics i'm an, cine Snipeftion
Ser perihieoenen Milbfarmen por-
snnebmen. @u6 Die Wildinipeftion
IN Der Staot lou in Der ibarHten
Beiie betrieben merben. Or. Serb-
berg mar iibrigens Der Iniidt oaB
Die Webr8obl Ser Mil6bdnoler Die
9emiibungen Der Sanitatsbeboroe
u~nterftiisen neroe.
Ole Metoil Merdants aiiocia-
tion erflarte iid in ibrer Sibung
am Donnerltag fir cine itrifts
Durhfibrung Der @eiebe gegen Die
BerfGlidung BON 2ebensmitteln
usro 1T bereit, Or. Mbbott's, oes ee-
bensmitteI : 4ommiiiars, 8en1iibun-
gen in 6ieier Midtung 5u unterifii-
fen. M. griam 81. @rofio, SO. S.
Sig unO Wm. so. Morgan iuuroen
si einem @omite ernannt, 6as NIT
0em Staotrat uber cine itrifte
Gurbfiibrung Der @eiebe be5iiglid
Der oBeoIars" fonferieren Ion.
Die Hoftmeiiter baben ibrc
Ronpention beenoet. sic baben Be-
ii1Iifie angeiommen, in oenen Die
gertpultlng oes iebigen General
Eoftmeiiter gutgebeiBen miro, Die iid
fir Die ginfiibrung eines 5trafpor-
tos Bel ungeniiseno frmfierten 8rie-
fen ausipre6en uno perlangen, 6ab
rur ioIden 2euten in ben 5tdoten
Yolfiaden iiberbraht niir0en, bic
geeignete 8~rieff1ften an ibren Sdu-
fern ODER Wobnungen angebradt
bGtten.
Sonntag abeno rannte Elm
MutomobiI III Elm 8uggp, IN Dem s.
81. eager, Ser Setter Der eager
Brokerage gQmponp, uno feline 6rau
icben. 9eioe tpuroen aug Dem $50
gen geidleuoert uno Serr Eager
tpuroe fhiper berlest. Or tpnroe
ltab Dem Santa Moia 9ospital ge-
bra1t mo- er iest leinen 8erlesun.
gen erIegen lit. Dos @utomobil
fllbr nah benz nnfan oabon uno
Aiennno muBte, mem es gebort uno
iper 6rin geieiien babe. Spat ON
Gbeno ieoob fam elm iunger Mann,
Der fid emil Muielbaum nannte,
iah Die Yoli5eiitation uno iagte, er
iei Der Chauffeur getpeien, Der oas
MutomobiI geIeuft babe. @r mini
ide fi6 ben Beboroen 5u iteaen, 90
ibm lem @epiffen feline Hube gelai-
ZEN babe. or muroe feitgenommen,
bod ipurbe ~borlGufig nod feline Mn-
fIoge gegen i'm erboben. Man
moIIte erit ieben, mie es NIT Dem ber-
Iebten Germ gager peroen miiree-
@err paltor Sartmann BON
Der ep. lutberiihen CT. Sobonnes-
@emeinoe geoenft an 1. Srli cine
I6tlgere 6erienreiie an5utreten. Or
irirb aunahit ieinen 8ruoer in 5lo.
rion beiuhen, 6ann feline alteltc
3o1ter m Merioen Connecticut
nm 10. SuIi BON Seem yorf nad
$amburg abreiien uno in 8dpern
feinen @ruoer uno bret Shmeitern
mad 40i6briger abtpelenbeit nod
einmal begriiBen.
- Die u9erar Gountp Sumanc
@ocietp" unb bic San Antonio gu
name Soeietp@ peroen iid oemnddif
ptreinigen.
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Gebt a~useinanber!

iagt elm HoIi5ift gu einem goIfsauf.
lauf uno ihIdet nit benz aniippeI
orein, tuenn n0tig. gbenfo fagen Die
sroBen, groben @ineralpilen Bel
Magenft0rungen uno nur gleno
foIgt. Or. Sings Netp 2ife Bias
berIesen Die Ginsetpei6e nidt. sic
brinsen iie nur geIinoe in Edtig-
felt un6 @eiunbbeit foIgt 6anah.
25c in alien Mpotbefen.
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:yobm $. guIton, rffentlider So
tat. @runbeieentltm. Mgent Eir
Beniionsaniprii1e. Simmer 8, ct.
Sssomes SoteI, Oit.Souiton Strabe
0eibe TeIepbene 65O,
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t1nr @iiltiefeit Ri. sum- 81. Ofteber.
Yr6miemzS Herte.
Gin perieelae al, nnsere srennse.

9a es nns nmmagid) 1T, ae 9ifrife nmS Counties bs Gtaates
ourd &eHembe 6carbeiem Sm lahen, mmftem mir anf ambere Mttl snr i'm.
mer gr0keren @erbreitnns nneres @fattes fnnem nnb mir fine at benz
Gmtfdlmk sefommen, annebmbare Gramien fir meMe Mbunnenten, bic ms
eingeidift iuerbea, ansauieken.
gMr planen ndt Die geranaaltnns zines iosenamHkm apnteaes, me
r BET eugliben 3eitumsea ablid if, iomoern mir molten bmrd ams5a6lnaa
elmer li6eralen aunnniRion a%reipiQise amiuerben, Die pine beionoere 9a.
be nnb Nmfrensnns ib ene Me6eaenna9me at berbafen uanfdeu.
gu onieun 3mede offerisren iIr fir jebm Sa6resa6omnemhn cine
&ommiftpm BON l., einem 9o1lar. 9as godenblat Ser 0Jreie
8reTe fir Seras" fofet So per Sabr. 8esem Ginienbnns bon $1.O0 per-
ben mir aio Sas glatt an irsenb cine mns anfseeebeue Mbrd1e ididen.
Slit 10 Mbpunenten eint Grtra Yrdmie poa $3.50 III Sar.
Slit Is 4bpnntnttu tmt Grra yrinit uon ss.75 TT gaar.
Slit 20 MbDnnenten ent Grra yrinit uon $500 III gar.
Slit q Mbonnnttn tint GTra Srdnit uon $6.25 III Saar.
Slit nebr as Is Abpnnentm ene Ggtra. yrdmit pn s. ii San.
Sit ntbr as 50 MbDnntnten eine Grtraptdmie pon SIG in 8aar.
Der goridlas 1T eiufad) anb peradnol6 senas. Ser eiuen nenen
M6onnenten Der sur 3it nidt 2eer Der u6reie 4reHe" III, &C.
minnt, foaefiert $500, erbalt rep. bebat oabon eiaen Dollar mnb ididt
ben anoeren Dollar nit Der senauen MoreRe bs 8efeaers Elm. Mnferbsm
aAt aber aud nod cine Grtra Bramie in Mnsfdt, fails oe GAIL pon
sbn a6ouneutea u6r barber errridt mirb. 9ie G~gtraAGramie fem
ben min ben Oasu geredtishn bon mnierer Office aus oneft.
Die 9r sernad)te Dfferte lit fir Seoen I'M tuetsn Gebiee oes staa.
ties uen. Sober fam id baran betilgen. 8r biehn nnr 8aarpreie
an, neil geIo INNER ieinen @ert fat unb Sober baar anidaffm anb fau-
fen fam, mas er aeraoe brandt.
aae, bic bon Oieier pfere Gebramd MAIDEN nno nnter ben Odu
sefe1ten gebnsnnsem Mbonncnten fir Die u5reie NreHe fir Seras" Jam.
mdn molten, fmh se6esn, fd nit inns mnbrsaslih in gerbinbnng AZ
icten, Samit mir ibnen etuaise aetuauidte ansfabribers aasfuuft ertei-
len f0nnen. Die Dmitnng gebt ben 8eieaern brett BON anferer Of
flee ST. 9iee 0ferte fat MIR 0altsfdt bis gum 81. 0ftpber.
r6reie Yrefe fit SeraS".
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gau.G rIaabntsi@sime.

Gan Mntortio Wahine nuD Supplt
60, Shupper, grodett Ctr; 1926.
8. unb 9. ~66oenfelb, Neparaturen
Watamoras Ctr; $3.50.
g. g.. 2ebmbers, @eiddftsbaus, 9u'
range Ctr; $500.
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3nidneibe. nnb Ma6nnterridt.

Sidert bic Sufnnft gnrer Eodter;
fabt tie bas Ndben uno 3u5dneioer
erlernen. Infer l1nterri6t umfabt ieoe
ginseIbeit. @obntng Ino Soft fls
Wusfpdrtiae. 443 Sftsgommerce ctr.
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watl Ameteen.
Cdr County ~stemer,Keaeeter.

0ie nSreie HreKe" lit autorifieri.
8errm J. Frank Gallagher
aIs &anbioat fir bas Nmt bes Steners
Solicitors bon 8erar County bel Der
beborftebenoen bernofratif9en Brimdrs
nabI anaufiinoiaen.
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FUR EoMnty.K ommirTar Preankt 4.
9ie .Sreie PreHe" lift autoriiiert
Gerru Henry Never

ais aonbibat fir bas Mmt bes County,
aommi7dr, Brecimft SO. 4. IN Der be-
bo~rtebenbeu RrimdrtpabI i'm Suli ans
suaeigeu.
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fNr Eemnty,NHeHsr.

Sic nSreie Rreiie" lit altoriiiert,
8errm Henry Boerner
ais aanbibat fir bas Imt bes Steuerz
gfefors bon 8erar gountp BEL Der be-
boritebenoen bemotratii6en Rrimdr<
tpa6l am 81. SiIi au5ifiinoigen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-22

been prolonged.
II deeply regret that | did not know
of your medicine long before | cid.
Friends often speak of the wonderful
change in my health, and tell them th2t
your medicine did it. Mrs ]. W. STAN
icy, Cheneyville, L..
Distressing Case of Mrs. NJ. Gary.
Chicago, III. 81 have used Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
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woman of me. After my first baby was
born was left perfect wreck. | was
so weak could hardly do my household
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pound the pains in my back have left me
and | am strong agail.
"My mother used it also through
Change of Life and speaks very highly
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you wish. think it is only fair foi' one
who has suffered as much as !, to let
others know of your great remedy. -
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-22
SAYS : :
ETOR WAS IN |
Center Of MOB
Testifies in Trial of Three Ac.
Cused of Murder Of Anna
LopizZo.

Associated Press Dispatch,
Salem, Mass Get 2t.-Fred l..
Flynn, of Massachusetts district po-
lice, testjfying today in the trial OF
Joseph j. Ettor. Arturo Giovannitti
and Joseph Caruso. for the murder Of
Anna Lopizzo. during Lawrence
textile strike. described the assault of
a young girl or the streets OF Law
renee January %. last. by rioters,
Flynn declared that Ettor was in the
center Of the mob,
81 had followed the mob from a
street car riot" testified Flynn,
when | saw a number of them rush
upon q young girl who was carrying
a lunch box. They took the box
away and threw it into the air. Then
they laid hands on her and tore off
part of her clothing. While this was
going on | saw Ettor pass by in the
center of the mob.
Flynn testified of several riots on
the morning Of that day. disturb
ances which came &c climax the
same afternoon in the killing of the
Popizo girl He described how he
and another officer held at bay a
mob near the Lawrence dye works,
after arresting a striker.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-22
SAYS ACCOUNTS
0F|RONWORKFRS
WERE "JUCCLED"
Former Bookkeeper For Nc
Namara Brothers Test.fes
in Dynamite Trial.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
indianapolis, Ind Oct. 21-Rcad-
ing from the financial account books
of the International Association of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
for the period when John ]. Nc
Namara, the secretary treasurer, was
conducting a campaign of eXplos-
ions" about the country, Miss Mary
{. Dye, former bookkeeper for Me-
Namara testified at the dynamite con-
spiracy trial, today, that one record
was made OF money expended for the
union officials and executive board
members, while a different record
was kept for the public and for mem
bcrs OF the union generally.
The regular system of Juggling
the accounts, the government
charges, was maintained to conceal
the payments of the expenses of dyn-
amiting
Miss Dyes testimony was that a
dual system of recording, which was
In force prior to 1909 or until the
executive board decided TO allow Nc
Namara $1,000 a month, without re-
quiring an accounting. which con-
tiuued until the Times building in
Los Angeles was blown up. 1t was
out Of this $1,000 that the govern
Iment alleges Mcnamara paid Nc
MaaIgaI and James B. Mcnamara for
the Pacific coast explosion and for
4 thirty-five others.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-22
ANOTHER KIND OF FlNANcE%.

Norman g. Mack, who is politician
and who, therefore. never tells any
thing but the truth relates this story
about himself:
On one of my trips to New York
had to visit a bank that Is not very
well known. | got mixed up In my
sense Of location and finally | asked
a newsboy TO direct me to the build
ing, telling him that I would give him
half dollar for his services. He
agreed and led me to the bank, which
was only four doors away.
That | remarked, as I gave him
the money, was half a dollar easily
earned
"'I know It. he said. but. boss, you
must remember that bank directors
are paid high In New York. "-Popu
lar Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-22
CARDUI WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
After Operation Failed 10 Help.
Cardui Worked Like a Charm.

JonesvilIe, s. CT suffered With
womanly trouble" writes Mrs. j. S.
Kendrick, in a letter from this place,
"and at times, could not bear to stand
on my feet. The doctor said would
never be any better, and that / would
have to have an operation, or would
have cancer.
| went to the hospital, and they oper.
ated on me, but I got no better. They
said medicines would DO me no good,
and thought | would have to die.
At last tried Cardui, and began to
improve, SO continued using 1t. Now,
am well, and can do my own work.
| don't feel any pains.
Cardui worked like q charm"
There must be merit in this purely
vegetable, tonic remedy, for women
Cardui-for 1t has been In successful
Use for more than so years, for the
treatment OF womally weakness and
disease.
Please try It, for your troubles,
NIB TTrii. 70. Ladies' Advisory Dent. Cha
sooSa M.dirine Co. Chattanooga. Team, for Srr'1n!
JnsIrtirfi0us and 6a-rsee brook Home Treatment
Dor Women" aent in plain wrapper. on request
sus ,,u-r- uwz,~,u.r,~uvz--r
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-22
0hrum-pennebaker.

Cairo friends of Eugene S. Penne-
baker, of Memphis, Tenn. and Miss
Frances ,Ohrum, of indianapolis, Ind.
will doubtless be surprised to learn of
their marriage, which occurred Sun
day afternoon, Oct. 20, at o'clock
at the home of the brides parents,
Rev, and Mrs. s c. Ohrum, 9O7 West
Thirty-irst street. Indianapolis.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev 0hrum, father of the bride, and
was witnessed only by the immediate
family and few intimate friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennebaker left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for
Memphis, where they will reside.
Mr.. Pennebaker is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. C. B s. Pennebaker, of
South Columbus. KY, formerly Of
Cairo, end was born and reared here.
5lt 10 d Stduudle VI thc CLASS Vi iSut
Cairo High school, and is graduate
of the engineering department Of the
University of Illinois. He has re-
Gently been appointed resident en-
gineer Of the Union Railway at Mem
phis.
Mrs. Pennebaker is a daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. S. G. 0hrum, formerly
of this city. Rev. 0hrum having held
the pastorate Of the Cairo Baptist
church for several years By her
charming personality Mrs. Pennebak-
or won for herself large number OF
friends during her stay in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-22

Louis Sunday to visit with relatives
'of a week VI
Mr.. and Mrs Hal Read Of Mound
City visited with relatives in the
city Sunday.
Mrs. Isabella L. Candee has re-
turned from Chicago. where she spent
the summer.
Holly Brown and family spent
Sunday at Anna the guests of friends
and relatives.
Misses Iva and Izonia Stubblefield.
Cora Frizette and Alpha Sexton spent
Sunday at Paducah.
A. w. Duffy. father of Mrs T. T.
Balm, OF $50 Sixth street. has r.
turned from a visit in Kansas.
Ed j. Maley returned yesterday
morning from an extended visit to
relatiTes and friends at Cincinnati,
O.
Strong's play at the opera house.
Miss Stubins quietly celebrated her
seventh birthday anniversary Sun.
day.
Miss Ruth Conant. who has been
visiting relatives in the city sever" /
days, has returned to her home in
Villa Ridge.
Seldom Fisher. managing editor of
the Citizen, has returned from Chi
cage, where he has been sojourning
several weeks.
Mrs. Della Williams and son,
Harold, of East st. Louis, are visiting
with M. and Mrs. J. s. Benson. of
sos Thirty-ffth street
Mrs. ]. p, Scott Of 2907 Syea-
more street has been quite sick for
the last ten days with mala- a
fever. She is now improving,
Mrs. Elizabeth Grace Hunt and
Miss Marie HALEY, who have been
visiting In St Louis. Indianapolis
and Chicago, returned home this
morning.
| Miss Reka Stewart, who has been