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Notice oT Frrnsrna.

Sealed proposals will be received BY
the undersigned up to liz o'clock,
Tuesday. July ~, 1913, FOR the printing
of College Bulletins for ono year be-
ginning July ]. 1913.
Specifications for the SHINE may be
secared from the secretary or the coll
lege.
The board reserves the right to
ject any or all bids.
BY order az the Board of trustees
w. IA. YODER. Secretary
tJuly 2-5-T-9@12-f5-19-21.A
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY is offered lady
or gentleman in Fargo and Moor
head, with $1,000, to engage in leglti-
mate business which brings large re-
turns on the money invested; exclusive
an exceptional proposition and will
bear the closest investigation. Address
545 care Forum.
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NEWSPAPER AND JOB OFFICE for
sale at reasonable terms. A couple
Of hundred dollars cash, balance in
easy payments, will swing deal. ORA
cial county printing!. good locality;
population of town about 500. Monthly
receipts average between $500 and
$3.50. Only those who mean business
need answer. 491 care Forum.
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listed with US for sale: Winston,
$3.50; A~bercrombie, $3.50; Milton, N. D.,
$50; Havre, Mont, $500; Halstad, $500;
Warren, 5000; Morris, $500; Norwood,
Mimi, $500. Openings for new stocks
new millinery department in Mime
sofa and Washington; rental 1919 OF
sales. Write Stronge & Warner Co.,
leading Wholesale millinery st. Paul.
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WANTED-32O ACRE FARM-Haye n
centrally located first-class business
property in Valley City, N. D., rented
to good tenant; will take clear or en-
Barnes county in exchange; in answer
ing give legal descriptions and amount
of encumbrance. Address A. It. Ward.
633 Palace Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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SALESMAN-For general mercantile
trade in North Dakota, to sell a new
proposition of merit; a now;
attractive commission contract; $50
weekly for expenses. Miles F. BixIer
Co, wholesale jewelers., 1923 Carlin
Building, Cleveland. o.
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CAPABLE salesman to cover northwest
with staple line; high commissions
with 500 monthly advance. Perma-
nent position to right man. Jess FL.
Smith Co.. Detroit, Mich.
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YOU CAN make big handling
our n, hig en-, GRACE so9m wHst LIBERAL com
mission paid to agents; write US quick
ly. Geo. E. Wood Lumber Co, owners
Of Woodboro Farms (25,000 acres(.
Corn Exchange Bank Building, Chl-
cago, III.
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LOCOMOTIVES iremen, brakement,
wages about $500; experience unneco
essary; send age; stamp. Railway, ozz
care Forum. ~
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FOR SALE-Large assortment OF the
latest designs Of wall paper; also
pure linseed oil n ready mixed paints
and white lead. Call at ate City Sup
ply House, sol 9Th street north; j. 3.
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FOR sALE-4So acres o N crop pay
acres under cultivation; 2 pastures;
new house: situated on a creek l mile
from town; also good 100; will sell for
SO per acre; $500 loan on it; balance
general merchandise stock; did $40,-
900 business last year; two good re-
l~inquishments at Chester, Mont. Alya
A. Ulrich, Epping, N. D.
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statesmen making small towns;
whole time or side limo, should carry
our fast selling pocket side line; spe-
cial sales plan allowing return OF un-
sold goods: makes quick, easy sales;
$500 commission on each order: some
thing entirely new; write Tor outfit to.
day. Garfield Mfg. Co, Eos Selig ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
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FOR EXCHANGE-Slock of general
merchandise, building and Residence
located In a hustling town Ia NORTH
Dakota; good business established nine
years; will exchange for good land
well located and not heavily incIm~
bered; about $4,000 required to swine
this deal. Submit your offers to boz
A, Nome. N. d.
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40 ACRE FARM, $500; $40 cash, IS
monthly; larger tracts in proportion;
fine farming. truck and dairy land,
some open; productive soil: pure water;
no crop failures; poor mans oppor-
tunity; work plentiful; big wages; TO-
Felland, Palace Bldg, Minneapolis.
Mimi.
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DOCTOR OF PHILOsOPHYs versed In
the Scandinavian, Finnish and Ger
man languages (gets along also in
EnglishG wants pposition; salary rea-
sonable. Address Hastig, 612 Front
ST., Kennedy.s hotel.
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WANTED-Bright young man to tray
ell; experience not necessary. Apply
from 5 to 1880. A. D. Knisley, Fargo
House. f&
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FOR SALE-$4,O0 up-to-date stock
general merchandise, running, az a
big discount; last year cash sales, $40
600; must sell soon OF account or SICK
ness; this is the best proposition IN the
west. The Grand Leader, LENNON, :, -.
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BUSINESS

FOR SALE Or RENT-New grocery
store. III Sixth avenue north. Fargo.
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AGENTS WANTED--S60.00 per week;
no Investment or experience neces-
proposition. P. wv. Goodman, president,
$50 Is. 5th Ave-, Chicago.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
a certain lumber care Of The Forum
be sure to address your answers Ia
that number, in care Of Forum. This
insure prompt attention
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JuIy 5. lady's leather handbag on
tanning purse and about $19: owner
win gladly reward finder with half the
moneysif bag and money are returned
to X. w. C. IA.
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BARRIER WANTED-At once; a first,
class man, steady job; SIS pc
500 over $50. s. J. Dorke, Bismarck
N. D.
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GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
get; my free booklet, Y-539, tells now
write today now. Earl
Washington, D. c.
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WANTED-At once, BOY Tor all sum
mer on farm, to milk a couple q
cows and do other light Wock. H. E.
D. No. i, Box 20. Darlington. N -.
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MAGAZINE solicitors for fast selllns
club combination; pay every y pig
money to workers; men or AaoieS'
Knowlton, Fargo House. -,~.
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YOUNG mar employed as assistant
cashier IL southern Minnesota bank,
desires to change to position in North
Dakota. 55S care Forum.
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ONEIDA COUNTY, wIsCONsIN-Land
of lovely lakes; $500 acres farm lands
between two railroads., eight miles
apart; $50 acres on eight lakes; county
seat ten miles; buy 40 or 80 acres for
a home; easy terms, long time. Write
Owner, W. w. Thayer, McNaughton,
Wis.
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HEr.P wANTED-TEmALn.

WANTED-airl at Fargo Laundry.
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NJ ID TtrlS .I"r large farms; big
6 Olsson Employment Co., BIT
N. F. Ave. Fargo, N. ..
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HOUSEKEEPER wanted for farm;
Forum.
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WANTED-Men as firemen,
brakemen, electric motormen, colored
train porters: hundreds put to work;
$40 to 500 month; no experience neg
essary: 800 wanted; standard North
Dakota roads. Write Inter Railway
Dent. ESQ, Indianapolis, Ind.
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barry FOR ADOPTION.


WANTED-A. good homo fer adoption
of brown-eyed baby Sirl, three
months ole. Apply sol Ientn street
| south; phone 1148-J.
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GOOD GIRL for genera housework.
Moorhead. p N
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GARI, for general nousework; small
Lamliy; good age 1042 nth Sc.
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WANTED-Three girls for extra kitch-
en- work. 81 per day. Towards cafe.
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FOR SALE-Meat market: reasons, for
selling. Mrs. J. w. Hornbeck. Edge
ley, N. =.
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A YOUNG girl for three or four hours
work. 315 10th st. north.
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WANTED-Young girl or woman for
two or three hours every day to do
IN family. 1914 Roberts street. corner
Fourth SotAeA
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WANTED-Two girls over fifteen
years OF age to work in Key City
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LIKE no HEAR from somebody who
let me know of a good u of thresh-
ing in North Dakota this fail. Ad-
dress SAT care Forum.
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For parcel post. $50 month; thou
sands needed in North Dakota: exam
nations May 3; sample questions and
coaching sent free. institute
Dept. 276-B. Rochester, N. z. Fl
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WANTED AT ONCE - Experienced
starcher and girls for machine. APP
ply Red River Laundry, 1870" -
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acknowledgements; three in fam
18th street north.
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WANTED-Good plain cook for small
three-day stand show. Address e.
y. Meyers. care OF Show Casselton,
~. D.
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POSITIONS WANTED-MALE

WANTED as b~ookkeeper;
can use typewriter and can give good
references. r.. Asselstine, Gen. Del,
Fargo.
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For SALE-MuSr be sold to settle es.
tate; l0-room modern house; gas.
electricity, hot water neat and haru-
wood finfsn; now paying 10 l-2%; one
block from Central high school, St.
Paul, MINI. Address Barnum, r. y. Boa
375, st. Paul, Mimi.
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LOCAL PARTNER WANTED-No in
yestment; all steel sectional garages
and small buildings; very attractive
propositions; fullest sales cooperation
permanent; profitable. Ruby
turing Company, Jackson, Wien.
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= MATERNITY home; rivate; best a
q recommendations from doctors: a
= good care before and after: reas- q
= enable prices. Mrs. H. Rice, I21 Z
= 18th street south, Fargo. 4
= <
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WANTED-Position by all round
country printer; a come June !:
references Furnished; state wages. Adj
dress Box SAT. Valley City. N, ID.
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FOR SALE-Book cases.. library table,
rocking chair, kitchen cabinet kitch1
en- stove for wood, gas stove, Roaud
OAK heater, lawn mower, etc. 915 eth
street south. 10.
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24O ACRES, 4 miles from town; 1876
acres under cultivation; balance
stone all dug and hauled; 100 acres
ready for breaker; both of these pieces
will make good farms; trade equity for
5 pass enger auto, fully equipped; price
$40 per acre. Write Box 252. Hurds-
field, N. D.
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WANTED-An offer on three eighties
of land covered with timber: not cut
over land; well located near the largest
lake in northern Minnesota: am going
to sell this land to the first one who
offers any where near it is worth;
what is yours? Archie Stevenson.
Alice, n. D.
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COMPETENT girl for farm. e. nar
week; So per day when t~hresbfng
starts as cook on cook car. E., + Heads
land, Fargo; phone 2604-1O.
Newark post., 1913-06-25
scared by an automobile, ran away
wrecking their carriage.
Vt T DN4AII3C -. =
BIG TIMOTHY

wrecking their carnage
BIG TIMOTHY
A field of timothy on George NJ.
CamDbelI's farm. near Iron Hill
Station. has a growth Of 3 feet IN
height and uniformly thick over
it's whole area.
Nitrate Of soda washed by heavy
rains from a neighbor's land upon
pastures Of J. S. Wolf near Zion.
Nd. caused the death Of several OF
the latter's COWS.
Despondent over the loss OF
money. Thomas Morris of upper
Principle, Cecil county, 55 years
old. took dose Of Paris green, one
day last week, and, despite the ef-
forts Of his physician, died the
next morning. He left a wife and
six children.
Ira BiddIe. Youngest son Of ia
cob BiddIe Of Elkton. a brakeman
on the Reading Railroad, was run
down and killed on Wednesday
evening at Linwood, on the ?. B,
& W. r. R. by a train which he sup
posed was one on which his brother
William Biddle is engineer, and
expected to keep on the main track
Instead. it backed on a siding on
which young Biddle was standing
and caught him unawares. He was
% years Of age and married less
than a year ago to Miss Taylor OF
Chester, who survives him. In
torment was made in Elkton Gene
terry on Friday.
Andrew J. Buckman Of Seaford
charged with selling liquor with
out Government license. was
brought from Salisbury, Md, to
Wilmington last week by Deputy
IL. S. Marshal Zimmerman of Bal
timore. He was tried before Judge
Bradford and given two months at
Greenbank with a fine Of $3.50.
Newark post., 1913-06-25

phur are destructive to metallic
surfaces and delicate fabrics; and
rooms in which it is applied should
be closde for at least six hours;
after which they should be thor
oughly dried. All precautions
should be taken against fire while
burning sulphur.
Herbert James Watson.
Newark post., 1913-06-25
Here and There

Mrs. Mary e. Mitchell, wife Of
W. Arthur Mitchell, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Taylor, OH East Main street, Elk
ton, on Thursday of diabetes, aged
50 years. Her husband, daughter,
Mrs. Taylor, a son, Henry II.
Mitchell, two brothers, Clarence
and A. B. Wamsley and three sis
ters. Mrs. S. J. Weiart, Mrs. Frank
J. Murphy and Mrs. George R. Ash
survive her. Her funeral was held
on Sunday from Holly Hall, "
Mrs. Ash S residence near Elkton,
with interment in EIkton Gene
terry.
BALL PLAYER APPOINTED
POSTMASTER
J. D. Moore, president Of the Tri-
County Baseball League has been
appointed postmaster at Oxford,
Pa. The Office pays $4,000 a year.
J. Frank Blake of Childs, and
.Jere G. Price Of Singerly, will
seek nomination for County Com
missioner at the coming Democratic
primaries in Cecil. Former States
Attorney J. Wilson Squier will en-
ter the race for State Senator.
Charles Gatchell of Singerly and
bride, Miss Naomi Vandegrift of
Zion, while taking a drive on their
recent honeymoon trip had an ex-
citing experience when their horse,
Newark post., 1913-06-25
SULPHUR FUMES.

The most convenient method of
applying this remedy is by the use
of sulphur candles, and for effect
i've results, pound should be used
for every 1000 cubic feet Of room
space. Moisture in the form of va
por will increase the effectiveness
of the procedure, and a conven-
lent method is the placing of a hot
brick in a pail of water, causing the
generation of steam.
The fumes of the burning sui
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
HANDSOME WAGON ON STREETS.

This city has perfect National
Biscuit Company delivery service.
The beautiful delivery wagon Of
the National Biscuit Company which
has, no doubt, been seen by all our
readers. is an exact duplicate of
thousands of other National Biscuit
Company wagons busily delivering
goods all over the United States.
This delivery wagon has been put
in operation to give quicker, more
direct service in supplying eonsum-
ers in this city the famous goods of
the National Biscuit Company.
This service enables the National
Biscuit Company to deliver all their
products from their own wagon
direct into the grocery stores, thus
forging the final link in the great
distributing plan of direct quick SER
vice from the oven to the consumer.
The people Of this vicinity secure
in perfect condition the package
goods Of the National Biscuit Com
pany, which include Uneeda Biscuit
and Nabisco Sugar Waters and also
the many varieties sold in the famil-
lar glass front cans.
The standard Of absolute fresh
ness which has always been insisted
upon by the Company makes neces-
sary many special devices in the way
of shipping and handling facilities,
This delivery service represents
the latest and best method Of dis
Densing food products to the public.
Ii means that the time from the
oven to the consumer is reduced to
a minimum, and that the people of
this vicinity will receive these
famous food products in all their
freshness and wholesomeness.- -Advt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
Democrats Have Other Problems Be-
side Home interests That Con-
front Them Daily.
FIVE PER CENT REDUCTION
On Duties of Importation in Ameri-
can Ships is Bugbear of Con-
tenders From Over Sea.

Washington, May l9.--While the
Democrats are wrestling with the
home manufacturers protesting
against the numerous rates in the
Underwood tariff bill they are con-
fronted also with protests from for
eign countries against the admin
istratiye features of the bill and
the prices that would bring five
per cent reduction on the duty OF
importation in American ships.
Protests from England, Germany,
France and other countries have
been received at the state depart
ment and have been referred to the
finance committee where they first
Will be considered by the sub-com-
mittee OF which Senator Williams
is8in charge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
TORPEDO VESSEL
STRUCK BY ONE
OF own MISSILES
Craft is Reached as Result During
Which Time Lives Of Crew
Are Imperiled

Newport, X. l., May 1g.-The tor
pedo boat Nesuvius was struck by
one of her own torpedoes late today
and was beached off Hope Island,
Narragansett Bay, when the lives of
those aboard seemed imperiled by
water which rushed in through a 2
foot hole astern. The Bleaching OF
the vessel was safely accomplished
by Chief Gunner Smith, command
ing officer. Besides the regular
fifty seamen gunners were aboard.
At low tide tonight the vessel
was high and dry but it is hoped to
put her off at high tide tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20

the game. In the fourth inning
Woody and Hart put up spectacu-
lar squeeze play.
John Nairn's team was seemingly
outclassed from the start but the
fans claim the GAINESVILLE TEN did
the best playing that it has done
since the season opened.
The score:
Cairo .....0 0 o 90 . OIL
ClarksSille % l 0 . 3 30 0--6
Batteries-White, Binkley and
Smith; Humphreys and Haugh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
DIES AT AGE OF 1O2 YEARS.

DuQuoin, H., May 19.-Mrs.
Eliza Pierce, Of Ewing, formerly Of
this city, died today at the age of
1902 years. She had been resi-
dent Of Illinois since 1883 and was
reputed to be the oldest woman in
the state.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
SIL0 PLANT TO WORK
ON "a HOUR SCHEDULE

In order to catch up with the
orders and to ger their plant in RIM
ming order as the result of the re-
cent high water schedule in the
Drainase District, the Mcclure COM
pany will operate on 24-heur
schedule and the men will work in
three shifts. They are running a
hundred men now in the factory and
are advertising for more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
Swats by Scoop.

OFeftOn, GalroS fast short stOp
OF last year who has been playing
with Selma, Ala, in the Cotton
States league, although he rightfully
belonged to Cairo and was awarded
the local club by recent decision
of Secretary Fat'rrel, wired Presj-
dent Cox. OF the local association
last night that he would report at
GAINESVILLE today to Manager Naipn.
Overton, last week, apprlsed Presi-
dent Cox that he would not play
with Cairo at the salary offered him.
DR. Cox wasted no further time in
the matter and notified Oyerton that
he would be suspended and thus
kept out of baseball the rest of the
season if he did not report here.
The little infielder after consid-
e~ing- the matter decided that dis
erection was the better part Of yalor
Gnder such circumstances and so
last night wired Dr. Cox of his lat
est move
Last year the Cotton states league
in which Overton has been playing
was failure and the season there
closed June 10. 1t is said that the
league is in about the same fix this
yea and this probably had some in
fuence in bringing overton TO his
senses.
CTerton was one of the star in
fielders of the Kitty league last sea-
son and was rated fourth among it's
short stops in point of fielding abil-
ity his percentage being .906. He
batted at the ESQ mark being up
near the top of the column.
His presence will greatly
strengthen the team. Manager
Nairn will probably use him at short
shifting Mason to second.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
Where They Play.
cairo at Clarksville.
Harrisburg at Henderson.
Vincennes at Greensboro.
Paducah at Hopkinsville.

Special to The Bulletin.
tlarkisyille, Tenn. May 19.-The
fslarksville Boosters returned from
owensboro today to meet Cairo on
the home grounds, and succeeded in
trimming the after in a we'll PLAYED
game by score OF 6 to /. An en-
thusiastic crowd witnessed the
game
nome run by Hart and sehleas-
ker's fielding We're the features or
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
WILSON'S ART SOCIETY
CALLS CBBISTS CRAZY

Washington, May I9.--Cubisks
and futurists were called crazy
and cast out into outer darkness at
the opening session of the American
Federation of Art convention. which
was attended by Mrs. Woodrow Will
son. The President and Mrs. viii
son are honorary members of the
federation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
CONSERVATIVES CARRY
THE PRUSSIAN DIET.

Berlin, May 19.-Returns from
Friday $ general election for the
frtsslan Diet, compiled today, show
that the Conservatives will have
large majority
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20
CAR STRIKE IN
CINCINNATI IS
DECLARED OFF


Cincinnati, May IA confer
ence between representatives of the
Cincinnati traction company and
leaders OF the striking street car men
late tonight ended in an agreement
by which the strike is declared off
and service will be resumed tomor-
row.
1t was agreed to submit the differ
enees to board of arbitration to
settle the differences.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-05-20

On the othe- hand the Greensboro
Distillers captured their fourth
straight and by thus doing they
stand in Cairo's percentage clas6.
this morning.