davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1913-03-08

Eyes: Tho eyes were the next and
perhaps the most interesting Of all
Here was surprise for me, ;or fully
expected to see great gobs OF blue
grease lavshly applied to the lids.
was mistaken. Blue was put on witt
the fingers very smooth and very spar
ingly.
asked no questions this time.
A candle was lighted by Miss Cum.
ning's maid. and small. slender black
stick thrust into the flame and left
there until 1t was sizzling hot and tina,
was to head the American Maids"
eyelashes.
''Oh, doesn't It burn?' could not
help asking.
NO" she answered. and what's
more II Is good for the lashes. the
The evening world., 1913-03-08

<<K FAKE up Is very. very interest
M Ing" said Miss Louise Gun
1sS ming when I saw her In her
dressing room at the Broadway Theatre.
Every part and character requires a
different make up. Now my part In this
play Is to portray an American maid.
For that reason ! love II better than
any other part I have ever played. IT
II delightful Makes me feel like my
self. / am an American girl. you know"
She added with great deal OF pride.
'Oh, my make up, had better be
getting TO It. I'll be needed very soon
out front"
Then with swift, deft fingers she be-
gan the work Of making up" Miss
iunning shook some white fluid out Of
pretty white bottle and applied II to
The evening world., 1913-03-08
More Trouble
for William

GONE person put the reverse Eng
Nsh" on Mayor Gaynor's ofilclal
doormat to-day, The Mayor
walked over the mat without noticing
the irregular.ty. but when Custodian
Ryan observed the mischievous work he
sasped and exclaimed: Amt the Mayor
got enough to put up with now. with
out making him think he Is walking
backwards or on his head?"
Here Is what happened: Ordinarily the
oficiai mat which is located at the main
threshold Of the Mayors anteroom pos.
sesses its dignined self in this mannsr:
The evening world., 1913-03-08

ion't take any Interest In them because
haven't got any stock In them. And
as for going up In the woolworth Build
ing. I'd as soon think OF going in an
aeroplane. and there's about as much
CHARGE Of me going up IN an airship
as there is Of moving away from CALI
coon Centre.
The evening world., 1913-03-08

Saturday Night Is NeW
Yorks DUN Night Out,
and the Ladies in Wait
ing in Hotel Corridors
for Husbands or Sweet
hearts Form the Great
"Line.Lp"--Ifs a NeW
York Institution That
Came Into Existence
With the Great Hotels.
The evening world., 1913-03-08

KLEIN. Commissioner
NJ OF Public Highways of Callicoon,
w who has been visiting for the
last week with his friend. John May OF
No. STs seventh avenue. left for home
last night You don't krow where
callcoon is? Why. DIR. Cook came from
The evening world., 1913-03-08

To-NIGlIT the night
The night when all New York
= dimes away from home. when
restaurants and hotels are crowd ii
with New York; own people and cafe
and cabaret tave an essentially local
flavor
Go into any OF the big hotels from 3
The evening world., 1913-03-08

And Mr.. KLEIN isn't q blacksmith
either. lie says ne never used ham,
mer
But there's one thing will say about
New York with all its changes. II It
was summer I WOULD 20 10 Coney
Island"
Why. Commissioner KLEIN. YOU old
rascal!
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cause, if any there be, why the
prayerFtW said petition should
not be granted.
By TIE Court,
(SEALt tGEORGE VAN ARNAM,
Judge of the County Court.
Dated il'c eth day Of July A. D.
1913.
Let HE service of the above
citation be made by personal SER
vice of the same upon each of
the Respondents who is a resi-
dent in, or can be found within,
the State of North Dakota and
also upon the County Treasurer
of Ricbiapd County, North Dako-
Ia, and upon all of the other Re-
spondents by publication of the
said Citation in The Wahpeton
Times, a weekly newspaper pub
lished in Wahpeton, North Da-
kota, for three successive weeks,
and let such publication be made
on July 10th, 47th, and Path,
1913.
lseal).7 GEORGE VAN .ARNAM,
Judge.
JOS. g. FORBES,
Attorney for Petitioners,
Wahpeton, N. Oak.
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SECOND summons


State of North Dakota, County
Of Richland, ss.
In Justice Court, before Fol-
som Dow, Justice Of the Peace.
E. w. Hoyt, Plaintiff,
Yeolon Bake, (also known
as Pearl Clark Defendant.
SECOND SUMMONS
The State Of North Dakota to
said Defendant:
By this second summons here
in you are directed to appear be-
fore mat my Office in the city
Of Wa11Aton in the county Of
Richland and state Of North Da-
kota, at ten O'Clock q. m. of the
2eth DAT OF July, A. D. 1913,
there to answer to the complaint
Of E. w. Hoyt against you alleg-
ing: that there is due him
$3.50 % interest at 7 per cent
per annsh from the 25th DAY Of
June 1913, on your account Tor
work nj labor performed and
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material furnished, and for SAFE
keeping Of 1 piano, all of which
was done between September is,
1912, and June IS, 1913, and de-
handing that one Automatic Elec
trio Piano No. 7776, manufactur-
ed by: the Automatic Music co.
Of Binghampton, New York, levied
upon and seized under. writ of
attachment in this action by the
constable of said county on the
25th day of June, 1919, be ap-
piled to the satisfaction of said
claim and costs and you are no.
titled that unless you so appear
and answer the plaintiff will take
judgment against you according
ly.
Given this 2sth day of June,
A. ID. 1913.
FOLSOM DOW,
Justice of the Peace with
in and for Richlad County,
North Dakota.
To the above named plaintiff:
You are hereby directed that the
above summons may be served
by publication thereof in The
Wahpeton Times, a newspaper
published at Wahpeton, Richland
County, N. D., and that said pub
LEGATION shall be made once each
week for three successive weeks.
Dated this 28th day of June,
A. D. 1913.
FOLSOM DOW,
Justice Of the Peace in
and for said Richland
County, N. d.
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up to Lot number four az, in
Block "F", Fargo Addition to the
City of Wahpeton, be referred to
the Sewer Committee.
Bill of j. j. Richter referred to
the Water Works Committee with
power to act.
Bill of Harris Air Pump Com
pany referred to Water Works
Committee with power to act.
Motion made and carried that
the following bills be allowed and
paid out of their respective
funds.
GENERAL FUND
Wahpeton Times, for city
printing .............$ 1886
Globe-Gazette Printing
Co., books and supplies 5.43
E. B. Oliver, hose cart to
fire 800
Connolly Brothers, for
merchandise ......... 1910
Wa. Baker, surveying :. 1900
w. A. Baker, surveying. !. $50
w. L. Fricke, feed and
johnson order 49,. 7.3o
A. L. Johnson, labor and
team 49,. 80. ITO
j. ]. Wolfe, Johnson order 1000
G.. Boil, labor and team. 5.25
g. "A. r. Nickle, supplies. $50
Reliance Hose Company
fire service, ........ 1880
Reliance Hose Company
fire service j. ......... $50
Germania Hose Company
fire service ....... .26.40
] Mazeppa Hook and Lad
der Co., fire service. -. $3.50
J. J. Richter, mdse.. ~. 7.3i
Nv. L. NFricke, services on
equalization board 80. 9.0C
M. J. Braun, same.... 1880
T. r.. Mahan, same ...... 1900
N. P. simonsen, same 49,. SOC
J. e. Morris, same ...... 1900
Matt Gillen, same ..-... 1900
Citizens National Bank.
insurance premium -. 2i.i7
Northern Light Electric
Company, June Light
ing and supplies 800. 322.50
q. Bower, hay .... $50
John Maresh, labor ..... 4s.4o
Joseph vodova, labor 80. 1910
Matt Hamerlik. labor ....... 1910
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CITY COUNCIL,
PROCEEDINGS
Regular Meeting Of the Wahpeton
City Council Held Monday,
Evening July 7th.

Regular meeting of the Wah-
peton City Council held July 9TH,
1913, at 1880 p. m.
Meeting called to order by
Mayor Eberley.
Aldermen present, Gillen, Sim
onsen, Mahan, Braun, Fricke,
Harris, Hodel and Morris.
Minutes of the last regular
meeting read and approved as
read.
Motion made and carried that
the report of the Public Inn
provement Committee be .accep-
ted and that a two hundred can
die power light be placed at the
corner of Second street and
Nickels avenue, south.
Mayor Eberley appointed .Thos.
Dundon as fire chief for ensuing
year.
Motion made and carried that
the appointment of Thos. Duud III
as fire chief 10? the ensuing year
be confirmed.
Motion made and carried that
the report of w. L. Forkner be re-
1erred to the Finance Committee
Tor report at the next meeting.
Motion made and carried that
the monthly report Of F. B. Sch
heller, Police Magistrate, be ac-
Cepted and city auditor be instruc
ted to place same on file.
Motion made and carried that
the monthly report of w. F. Eckes
City Treasurer, be accepted and
City Auditor be instructed te
place same on file.
Notion made and carried tina,
the bonds Of 8. H. Murray and J
j. Hull be accepted.
Nation made and carried tha
The ,egsnst' fn- a sewer !eaH;ns
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Anton Miksche, Deceased. ~.
Mathias;eKraker and John
P. Reeder, Petitioners,

P. Reeder, Petitioners,
VS.. 49,.
St. Johns Church of the \.
City Of Wahpeton, North
Dakota, q corporation;
St. M.arys Catholic
Church. Of the City of
of Breckenridge, Minne-
sofa, a corporation; ST.
Adalberts Roman Catho-
lie Church Of Wahpeton,
North, Dakota, a corpor-
alton: Mollie Trambush;
Leopold Miksche; Jo-
saphine stefans; Mary
Krakea; Leopald Mix
9sche also known as
Leo il Miksche; Frank
Miksche; and NJ me
Focks, a minor, and
C. E. Lounsbury as Spec
,ial Guardian Of said Minor,
Respondents.
The State. Of North Dakota, to
the abovesnamed respondents and
all persons interested in the es-
tate Of Anton Miksche, Deceased:
You and each Of you are hreeby
notified Chat Matthias Kraker and
John P. Reeder the Petitioners
herein, have filed in this Court a
document in writing, purporting
tc he the Last Will and Testa
ment OF Anton Miksche,. late OF
the City OF Wahpeton in the
County OF Richland and State OF
North Dakota, deceased, with
their petition, and for the issu-
ance to the above-named petit
TONERS nj letters parliamentary
thereon, and that the said petit
ton and the proofs Of said pur-
ported Win and Testament will
be heard and duly considered by
this Court on Thursday, the 18th
day Of August A. b. 1913, at ten
O'Clock in. the forenoon OF that
day, at the Court Rooms OF this
Court. I'M the City OF Wahpeton,
County 81 Richland and state .,
North Dakota; and
You and each OF you are here.
by cited to be and appear before
this Court at said time and place
and answer said petition and show
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oARn oF rHAnka

The Miksche and Kraker fami-
lies wish to thank the neighbors
and friends for the assistance
which was rendered them during
their sorrow.
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Jos. G. Forbes, June salary 2O.83
F. B. Schneider, same 80. 5000
W.; f. Eckes, same 5000. 25.eO|
S. H. Murray, June salary
and money adv. ...... 26.15
VIM. j. Dietz, June salary
and money adv. 5000. 1915
J. w. Donovan, June sal
airy 5000
VIM. Junge, same ....... 5000
Chas. E. Quinn, salary as
assessor ............ $1,000
A. E. McMichael, 6 months
salary as fire chief. 5000
WATER WORKS FUND
j. B. Lotzer, coal >. 80. 4O.65
Matt Hamerlik, labor 80. 1.8O
Northern Light Electric
Co., power light and
supplies ............. 3iO.47
Henry j. Dietz, labor and
material 1885
Zenith Furnace Company,
coal 1884
H. Channon Company, for
| supplies ............ 200
VIM. Bros. Boiler and
Manufacturing Co., sup
plies ............... 2.90
w. L. Forkner, money adj
VduCCU . . . 4VsOO
w. L. Forkner, June SAL
airy !. 1900
Harris Air Pump Com
pany, F. S. Miller, ex-
penses -. 1880
Robinson, Cary and Sands
Co., supplies ......... 1885
]. E. Morris, coal ...... 1905
A. R. Bundy, June salary. 5000
VIM. Sanke, labor $50. 1900
Frank Kimmel, labor. $500
Thomas McCabe, labor. 14.00
Otto Bebbler, June salary. 5000
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1 FUND
w. A. Baker, surveying. $3.50
Connolly Bros, Second st.
sewer extension .....:. 696.4d
Motion carried to adjourn.
s. H. MURRAY,
Adv. n City Clerk
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Citation Nearing Proof o. will
State OF North Dakota, County
OF Richland.
In County Court, before Hon.
George Van Arnam, Judge.
In the matter Of the estate Of
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Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Re-
pairing done quickly and neatly
at the Mitchell's Dry Cleaning.
Goods called for and delivered.
Phone 297.
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Buo0Y ron 8AlE
A Veile single top buggy near
~ new for sale. Inquire of F. C.
Snyder, No. Il, ist street south.
Adv.-3t
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
Ter Mrimfirp.

Die 2Onbonsr peroen fif benz
nd9ft tinematograpbiI9e @prFii6runs
gen in Der Mobnung leiiten tDnnen
poris unb 8riiHel Tinb bereiis in
biefer Gage bant zines Npparates,
Der 70 Iei9t pie cine .sttsiine 6anD=
nGbmnf9ine BON einem Saus sum
anoeren unb aus einem 3immer tas
anOere transporter fperben lam.
Mon brau9t nur einen 6lacqriff
gu betdtigen, I'm cine in benz 9lppa-
rat nngebra9te feline 9Dnaromas
f9ine in Sang gu leBen uno burG
lie Elm feds &erSen Itartes elsttrii9es
2i9t oufIeudten gu IaFen. I'm ouf
benz II SUB groBen G9irm cine
tpedfelnoe 5olge BON f9arF prpii=
5~ierten 8ilOern boriiber3ieben 81 Ie-
ben. 8ieIIeiGt fpirb Elm finbigef Sept
bic @rfinbuna nod 10 melt perbolls
fdnbiden, boB olle bdusli9er. Sae-
men, bic erniten tpie bic beiteren, To-
oIeih i'm Bilbe feftoshoItsn rse ben
8eteilid!en Ielbf am nGhiten Sage
bereits nIs neueiter slim hnrssfibrt
uerben f0nnen. Sc fragt fiji nur,
Of Die DariteIler FOLDER uJa1ilienz
bremen" INNER BON ibren e;qenen
Qeiftunern cnt3iidt iein piirorn!
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
eleftriidjs 0epadidicber.

Der NnbIid Der Jobr : @efeue,
ipeI9e, bon Men1den=M usfelfraft eez
f9oben, an 8abnbOfen unb Oods Sc
pad bin= unb b~srlootIen, ipirb Bel
uns olIm1bIi9 ieltener. Oenn f9on
gar monde fortf9rittIi9e 8abns unO
DampfersefeIf9aft bat bofiir elet=
trtf9e 9epGd : S9ieber eingefiibrss.
Bon biefen lam man en6Ii9 fogen,
baB biefs Der getpO6nli9en mobernen
8efOrberung Der poRagiere unb bet
Gro9t eini9ermaben ipiirbig iinb.
Sic loufen ouf bier &Gbern, BADEN
cine clettrif9e NttumuIotipns z8otte=
RE unb perben bon einem @epGdz
8eOienitetsn gsfiibrt, pel9er auf ets
nsr tIsinen plotfOrm am Gnbe itebt.
Bis 81 1000 pfunb @epGd t0nnsl
tie nuf einuaI transpprtieren unb ie-
ipeils bic Mrbeit BON minbeTtens 21s
9onb : JobrseftelleS: Isiiten, unO
Spar raf9er. Mon tann lie ouf 6rei
Derf4tebene S9neuigteiten ffelen;
bic grOBte aber 1T 8 Meilen pro
Stunbe unbeIobsn unb 6 MeiIen
pro Stunbe belaben.
S9on iinb bisfe tleiner Srons=
port : HieIen aud fir Das 6antieren
BON BoFfa9en ftbr beIiebt gez
porben. DessIsi@en finben ie in
groBen Worenbous : Mnlaeen
INNER mebr @unf. Sc 1T toum gu
be5meifeIn, baB Fe tpenigfteRs iin
@roB : @ertebr bic oIten Sonb=
5obrgefteIe baIb eano berbrGnet ba@
ben iperben, BON benen es beinabe gu
Dertpunbern 1T, bob fe fi9 in unfez
rem Sasen mod 70 Iange bebauptet
baben!
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
s n Gthttgort Sat fi9

Sn Gthttgort Sat it'd
cine Gamilientr@ eObi a~bgeipielt. Qls
in Ser Na9t Der yofmuliter Mar
8ertboIO mad 0auie lam, fano er
in Ser Slide frinsr Mobnrng feline
Grau unb feinen f%iinFjdbrigsn @Obn
erbGngt Dor. Gie Mutter bate ibrcm
Rino Qnlol eingsfl0Bt unO aud
felbft BON Oem Gift getruntsn. Damn
bangle ie sen Enaben am TenEtr ouI
uno ertdngts fi9 an Der GiirtIinte.
Der Mann 9sriet iiber Ole Sat in
berdrtige Mufregang. ouB sr in oie
Srrsnnbtsilung zines etuttgarter
R~rantenbaus getrdHt tpsr0sn mubte.
Die NeranIaHuns fiir Ole 9rog0ois
IHeint in serrittetsn Nerm1gsnsbers
bdItnihen gu luhsn gu fein.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04

Dit 22 Sonntn f6fperc oroBe
@lode Der RirGc gum beiIiger 9ersen
sSeIu in paris mirb init 6;lie Der
Glettri5itGt ongeI9Iagen, 10 seb iebt
Elm &nobe bosfsIbe Dsrrif ct, tpoau
fonft flint trdftige Ma~x1t no.ig pa<
ZEN.
gin eigenartig.s 8itt.
gslu9 an 0en &diler, oas freiliG
ni9t ben erpiinI9ten grfoIo hattie,
BAT tiir3Ii4 Der adtjdbrige SoEs eli
nes in sSauer pobrsnoen 50pfers ge<
ridtet. Gr f9rieb man Den Rdifer
unD 2anosspater in Berlin einen
Brief nit ettpa folgenoen Snbalt:
mOa i1 arm bin. dber germ cine l1ni<
form gebabt bate, m01te ih ben
lieben !6errn Raifer bitten, mir cine
AZ i9enten. 0a Der Gobn oes OberS
lfdbsar3tes, nit Dem i9 fpiele, cine
llniTDrm bat, m0dte i9 aud germ cine
babsn." Das faiitrIiHe 3iDiltobiuett
bat inoes Dem .leinsn 1ittteler fdon
ans er5iebIiden GriHcsn nit feinem
GeIude abgetpielen.
Gin pSIGis proportiOnisrt ges
tpndEensr ManH fOIte fir jeben 3OIl
FeiKer 26nge unsefd4r 2@ pfumh
ipieSen. Il
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
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Conducts also a job printing establish
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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11
HANDWRITING ON
WALL IS SERMON
Dl. Lamkin. The Famous Evangelist
at Cairo Baptist Church Talks
of Belshazzar.

The Handwriting on the Wall was
the theme for the sermon at the Caire
Bapdst church last night.
DR.. Lamkin said Might was about
to come down upon Babylon Tha
shadows Of her towers were about to
lengtnen, The Euphrates rolled on,
touched by the splendor of the sett-
ing sun A royal feast had beer
planned at the Kings palace. The
guests were coming in It was ne
cormon banquet All parts Of the
earth had sent their richest oontribu-
tens
when the preparations are alI
complete, tho signal Is given and thf
mighty men and women of the lanf
como around tho table. The merri.
ment begins and the cry goes up
Great is Belshazzar' Then on thu
plastering of the wall, there is ;
strange handwriting. Weighed in tn
balance and found wanting
"Thare was a silence like the ST
leHte on death. Ine ASSyflanS, Nh,
for two wears had been laying sicet
to that city had broken througl
the mighty walls and surrounded tn
city and were coming in with
thousand cleaning knives
"raath hurst upon the scene and
shut the door of that banquet hal
for / 10 not want to look in Their.
is nothing there but the torn banner
and broken wreaths, the blood o
murdered men and women and th'
carcass of the dead king. For j.
that night was Belshazzar, the kim
Of the Chaldeans, slain.
There will be no service tomorrow
afternoon. The subject for the eve
ming will be Heaven
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11
HOLY ROLLERS"
ARE ORDERED TO
STOP MEETINGS
Police Interfere in Behalf of Local
Cergymen Who Petition
City Council.

AS a result OF a petition present
ed by the pastors of different Cairo
churches to the city commissioners,
the police yesterday notified the re-
lieious sect known as the Holy
Rollers" or Pentecosts, who have
been conducting meetings in the up
per part of the city for the past
several weeks to cease their relig-
ious fervor in Cairo.
Ii is said the order of the police
was complied with last evening and
no meeting was held in the location
at Tnirty-second and Poplar streets
where afternoon as well as nightly
reyivals have been going on for
some days
IN defense OF their tactics which
consisted of rolling ON tho floor and
casting a sort of hypnotic influence
over the worshippers, the leaders OF
the sect claim they were simple ad-
herents of the old time religion OF
their fathers
The petition presented to the city
authorities and signed by local
clergymen stated that the practice
of the sect was not one of religion
but OF hypnodsm and their meet
ings should be abated as a public
iulsahc6.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11
JAIL BIRD is LUCKIER
THAN FAMILY AT HOME

Mlnneapcl S, Mimi, Oct 10 To-
day a cuard in the Hennepin county
jail carried a cup of water and two
slices of stale bread 10 tho cell of
Ole Sam. At noon two more slices
from the same loaf of bread and an
other tin cup OF water were handed
to the prisoner, and this nourishing
menu will continue to be Mr. Sans
TO the next ninety days, or until he
is ready to notify Municipal judge
Smith that he is ready to 90 to work
and to contribute to the support OF
his wife and children
Sam, with his bread and water
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11
HOLD UP DRIVER
ON CACHE BRIDGE
Olive MAY Wilson

Two unknown men held ND -hd-
rian Schneider, a driger for the groa
cery firm of Bestgen sud Westerman
of Mound city. last Aisht near the
Cache wagon bridge on the Mound
city road. Schneider had delivered
a quantity of groceries to one of the
levee camps near by and was on his
way back to Mound city with his
wagon when the hold up occurred.
The highwaymen angered because
Schneider had but few valuable on
his person threatened him with per-
sonal injury and death, but did moi
carry out their intentions and dis
appeared in the heavy clump of trees
that are near by.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11
ARGUMENT ON
TAXICAB ORDINANCE

New York, oct 10 Argument
on the appeal of the yellow Taxi
cab company began here today be
tore the Appellate Division OF the
Supreme Court Counsel for the
yellow TaXicab company says that.
while Justice Seabury had decided
against the contention Of the com
pany that it was entitled to RELIEF
IN the form of an injunction pend
ing the trial OF the action brought
to have the ordinance declared un-
constitutional they did not under
stand this decision to pass on the
validity Of the law
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11
GORMAN SHOWS TO
BE FEATURE OF CARNIVAL

The local lodge Of the NJ. B. A.
are making great preparations for
their carnival of next week and in
the German shows, they have no
doubt secured a high class organl-
cation to furnish the amusement
for the occasion. This company has
been showing the past several weeks
in nearby cities. including Efing-
ham and Murphysboro and press
notices as well as public opinion
give them the highest testimonials
for UP TO date attractions and q
clean enterprise all the way through
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11
APPELLATE COURT
AFFIRMS DECISION

Judge w. S. Dewey Thursday was
advised that the appellate court hap
affirmed the decision Of the AleXaiG
der county court In tire case % Mis-
ton Brown VS. the Royalty Casualty
company. The action was a suit over
an insurance policy, aud the county
court gave the plaintiff a judgement
of S205 and costs. Attorney NJ. j.
O'Shea represented Brown and attor-
ney Harry Hood the insurance COM
pany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11
NEW FOUNTAIN COMPLETED

The new fountain donated by Miss
Mary Halliday to the public library.
has just been completed and the
water has been turned into 1t.
The fountain is an artistic design
in bronze. set in a stone basin. Il
is placed directly in front of the IL
brary building, between the two en-
trance walks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11

service is even bette off than the
woman ana children he has refused
TO support, for they are destitute
and without food and fuel a IL
year-old daughter is dying slowly.
This is the fourth jail or work
house sentence that has been given
Sam since last spring in an effort
to make him care for his family. In
the other cases he has enjoyed the
regular prison fare but this time
Judge Smith has taken drastic meas
ures and Sam viii get nothing other
than bread and water during his jail
term
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-10-11
Hoo Hoo Not Hoo-Hoo's.
Anna V. Evans.

p. r. Langan desires The Bulletin
to make a correction of the statement
that the order OF EIoo-Hoos are to
conduct a concatenation in Cairo
week, 1t is wrong in so far as the
name Of the organization in concern
ed, Not Hoo-Hoos but 4oo-Hoo, is
the real spelling there it be singular
or plural and Mr. Langan desires that
it be corrected in this manner. The
Bulletin gladly makes the correction