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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-26

The popular expression, "A little
bird told me So" used to convey the
idea that by telling you would betray
your informant, but is probably adapt
ed from the twentieth verse Of the
tenth chapter OF Ecclesiastes Curse
not the king, no not in thy thought;
and curse not the rich in thy bed.
chamber; for a bird of the air shall
carry thy y*1ce, and that which hath
wings shall tell the matter"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-26
AT The Kimmel.

Vera Berliner, a dainty spirlte
possessing individuality, grace and
winning personality won fresh vie
tins with her violin Sunday and yes
terday at The Kimmel at every per-
Torrance. Miss Berliner is gift
ed art and her renditions
were marked with charming man
nerisms and a naivette that assisted
materially in putting over act. None
such has ever been seen prior to
this engagemtnt and Miss Berliner
is certain to establish local reputa-
ton in addition to the laurels she
already has won over the Interstate
Vaudeville Circuit.
Duncan and Holt. pair of burnt
cork opponents furnished the COM
edy for the bill and that they did it
we'll was evidenced by the roar OF
laughter that they evoked They are
good soft shoe dancers and highly
gifted spielers with gabfest that
is on the machine gun order, brimful
If wit and funny sayings in addi-
ton to being fresh and new there
bv conforming with the laws Of the
Cairo Board of Health regulating
the exhibition of ANYTHING putrid or
in a process OF decay.
Virginia Maxwell, local vocalist,
rendered two pleasing numbers that
were appreciated as usually are her
offerings in the singing line.
Tonight will mark the closing OF
he present engagement of this pop
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-26
Dreaming to Order.

Dreams can be made to order by out
siders. but not by the dreamer Yell
Fire." In the ear OF sound sleeper
or allow a sudden draft of cold air to
play on the back OF his neck and he
will dream to order, but he can't go to
sleep with his mind made up to dream
of ar certain thing and then actually
dream of IT, In spite OF this fact, books
are sold in Europe which tell what one
must do in order to dream the lucky
number in the lottery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-26

""Sunset" Smith, styled all sea-
son as the best backstop in the
Kitty left this morning for Nash
Vile, Tenn, where he viii report
for duty with the Nashville South
ern Association club this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-26
Few.

Lives there a man with soili so
dead that, having once achieved pup
lie office. Il ever satisfied to retire 70
private life?-Duluth NewsTTibune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-26
Kitty League Standing.

Results of Monday.
Cairo 2, greensboro T.
Nincennes 4 Hopkinsville ..
harrisburg vs.. -larksyine, tho
gameD
PadGcah 6, Henderson s.
Where They Pay Today,
greensboro at Cairo.
Henderson at Paducah
Niucarnes at Hopkinsviile.
Harrisburg at Clarksyil1e.
The locals dropped the fiTsJ -
of the series to the "Moonshiners'
by the magnificent score Of to 2
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-26
SUMMARY.

stolen bases ?, Quirrey
Ling 2, Harrison.
Sacrifice hits-Quirrey, Webber.
Two base hits-JoEes, kessling
Bases on balls-GOssage
Slhrank 3.
Struck out-Gossage 3, Schranh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-26

Batteries-Barason and Dayton;
Stult2 and Ashby. Game protested
by Vincennes because of umpire s
decision. . g. +
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-26

AT Clarksvile. Clarksville VS.,
Harrisburg Clarksyille missed
their train at Cairo and failed 10
reach home in time for today S
game.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

Of the statutes relating to the care and CUSTODY Of
dependent children pending final dispositions or their
care
senate ard Assembly, do enact as follows:
Section |. Subsection of section 57s-5 OF the
statutes is amended TO read: (Section 573-5l &
When any child under the age Of sixteen years shan
be found To be dependent neglected within the
meaning of sections 5T3-l to $3.50. inclusive the
court may make order committing the child to the
care custody and guardianship of suitable state
care custody and guardianship of some Incorporated
association willing to receive it. embracing in us Oh
jects the purpose Of caring for obtaining homes
for dependent or neglected children; or the
court may make a temporary disposition Of such
case BY placing such child in the care and custody
Of the probation officer of some suitable person
or institution for such period of time as the court
shall see 1T, not exceeding three months at one
time not exceeding. however total period Of time
OF one year. during which the parent or other person
from whose custody such child is taken may be put
upon probation and required to report the court
Section 2. There are added to section 573-5 of
the statutes two new subsect0ns to read iSection
573-5) 4. II 1t shall appear to the court during
such period OF probation. that the conditions have
be dependent neglected and that it will be for
the best interests of the child be returned to the
parent or person from whom he taken, the court
may release such child TO the care and custody OF
such parent or other person and may dismiss the
proceeding extend the period of probation pending
anal disposition of the case.
s. During such period Of probation the county shall
liable for the reasonable expense OF the
such child while placed in the care and custody
of such person institution such expense to he
definitely fixed by order of the court; but the court
may. a part Of the conditions Of probation re-
qlire any person who is before the court and who
is legally liable for such support to pay in the first
instance or to refund to the county all any part
Of such cost of maintenance
Section g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved June IA. 1918.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

Section 2 section 1874 Of the statutes is amended
70 read; Section SS74- When the personal estate OF
deceased persen In the hands OF his executor or
administrator shall be insufficient pay the ases
Of administering his estate. Of his last sick
ness and funeral. ard all his debts ms
executor administrator. for the purpose OF such
payment. mortgage lease sell his real estate
other than his homestead, and also his
homestead when that Is subject to OF charged with
any part Of such expenses debts on obtaining a
censes therefor and proceeding therein in the man
ner provided in this chapter.
Section g. Section 1915 Of the statutes is amended
to read: Section 1876. In order to obtain such
license the executor or administrator shall present
petition verified by himself to the county court from
which he received his appointment setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come TO his
hands and how much thereof. if any remains sndis-
posed Of the amount Of the expenses OF administra
on OF the expenses Of the last sickness and funeral
and Of the debts outstanding against the deceased
far as such expenses and debts be
ascertained description OF all the real estate OF
which the testator inteState died seized and the
condition value Of the respective parcels thereof
and the of the heirs. designating those that are
minors If any and If there be unknown heirs stating
the fact
Section 4 Section 1878 Of the statutes is amended
to read Section 1876 II it shall appear by such
petition that the personal estate In the hands OF the
executor administrator is insufficient to pay in
full the expenses and debts specified in section 3S14
and that it is necessary to sell or cucumber
the whole part Of the real estate for the payment
thereof. Of some part thereof. the county court
shall make an order fixing the and place. to be
therein named, not less than three weeks from the
time Of making such order, when and where such
petition viii be heard.
Section 5. Subsection (2l Of section 1881 OF the
statutes is amended to read: tSection 1851 t2)
of satisfying which the application is made justly
due and owing:
Section g. Subsections t3) and "a Of section 1881
OF the statutes consolidated revised and amended
to read: (Section 1881 (3). That the personal
tate OF the deceased is insufficient for the payment
of such debts expenses. or such debts and expenses
the case may be.
Section Z. The first paragraph Of section 1884 Of
the statutes Is amended to read: (secton 3Ss4l
Whenever the homestead of the deceased is part only
Of a tract Of land. the whole of which subject
to mortgage at the time of the death Of the de-
ceased, and 1t shall appear that all other real estate
and property Of the deceased has been applied
to the Of his debts and the expenses specified
in section 1874 is insufficient therefor and that
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
~. II3z, A rn.,,,.,
CHAPTER ga. I ialM,aSSI nnsd June u 1918

AN Acr LATTER 4z3, LAWS Of 1914 I1s g 1913.
ratss,r ( a amend section 4445 ~ ~ - -.
penalty srueity 70 animals and nrovsssssu r.
! ~ S people Of the State Of wiscons,r
Sensia @'iu assembly. do enact 10 folo IN
H. reaI I, Section Haas Of the stat,tss =
yilflllv ,olioe f445 Any person ybo @ :,
Iiesa nalciolsiy or wantonly pl ~ "ho snail
oshgufe or injure any horse n9,le - unl, mutllae,
eyrrc. uollsstic animal of another o,a ssseps aog
anu s,, "uenoflzed by law or administsr y sases
intent mat tha OF expose any poison with ~ ~
s, ulat Inc same may be taken ~ ,, win the
aiy s'ich animal, or who shah a u swallowed by
~, 'Vuiiu' torture, torment eruel, o'St4odl.
hai, ~, Annal belonging to himself NJ .. " Ell
shall fail ~ ~ % having the or charge bereof
III any such animal or Who sbs s s or shelter
cr,,cl1,, Miulout proper care and rrntect;a anu
o,v,,er lin I'm any such animal of which Id = AZ, ~
disabled ss e care or charge. when old disease
5a a or unfit fer work or who sham naseasea'
spphhe any live animal fowl or bia ' -; carry or
.Y,,I4 hlstillef or cause procure or 49, VI
If b,,,i oNe mentioned, the fighting ar Iot Gng
such c,q,a - oI cocks shall in all cases wI,ere
- iuey results in the death Of s1,cI ~ WY :
L pe,ssssl0hed By the administering ~ ,a, .,i "
$3.50 o,su " Imprisonment in the county 5eiI e. Y
~ ~ not iess Than three months or bv in,n-is ~ q
two va ~ piis son iof period OF not TO exceed
-. VI py me not to exceed FIVE bundrsS Al
$50, anu IN All other cases. shall he ySn,i1', WI y
l issiaeIt II the county Jail not more ~ - "a
In q py me not exceeding one hundred %
cretlon of the court III tue dis-
:. any person who shall torture anv ,, +.
,i1 u whatsoever shall be deemed guilty. Of a mis-
;S u ana upon conviction thereof shall be @
by Imprisonment in the county iail MT - uolla5s OF
'l.1iillS or ny both such fine and slA
haed however that this section shaII rt ~ pl9 ],
At SIti carried on for scientific research
eeeuoh z This act shall take efYect and he =,
force from and after its passage ana au ue II
approved June IA. 1913.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

81, nsrt IF thl mortraeed premises not included in
the homestead cannot be sold separateiy tnerefrom
without injury ito the interests Of the parties the
court may grant license for the sale Of the whole
Of the tract: OF IL part Of the tract can De sold
separately and only part y necessary @ p soaa q
connection with The homestead to prevent such injury
then license sell such part separately nrst, which
can be so separately sold, and the remainder AFTER
wards. may be granted The order Or license, m
either case shall direct that the entire estate pr in
terest including the interest Of the morgagee pc 20
sold: but such license to seL sLail 6e mace wnen
the mortgage debt is not wholly due unless the mort
rarpe shah consent in writing thereto II such con-
sent is given and the sale Is made for less than the
the mortgage shall have the same right 70 proceed
in an independent action against every party VINO
may be personally liable for the dep secured oy sne
mortgage and to personal Judgment for any de-
fciency against such party as II sucn SAFE had not
been made: the mortgage may also fle his claim for
the balance due against the estate 81 ne decedent
but shall be entitled to only one satisfacton thereof
Section s. Paragraph t4l OF section jsSa OF the
statutes is amended 70 read a.
same shall be applied to the payment OF
the expenses and debts specined IN secuon SSa4 ana
in the order there enumerated
= section o The last paragraph Of section 1884 OF
the statutes is amended to read (Section SSS4l SSl.
The sum set apart the value OF the homestead
shall thereafter be applied to the payment OF the
expenses and debts specified m sectlon Sof4 ana IN
the order there enumerated SO far as sucn nome
stead shall be subject thereto ana chargeaDe there
with The remainder Of the set apart as the
value of the homestead shall be paid to the owners
thereof BY descent or devise unless such owners or
some of them be minors in which the court may,
IL it can be Justly DONE separate the amount belong
ing TO such minors and pay the same to their
guardian and pay the amount belonging 70
any person Of fun age to such person; or u
such separation Of the funds cannot be made with
certainty and with Justice the interests Of such
miners the court order the whole invested until
lch minors reach majority or such separation Of the
fund can be made and meantime apply the income
from such investment TO the Of the persons en-
titled thereto according to their rights and interests
therein The proceeds of such homestead shall possess
ali the privileges and exemptions which appertained
Inv law tn he
Section TO- This act takes effect when published.
Approved June a. 1913.
No 425. AL Published June II. 1913.
CHAPTER 43l, LAWS OF 1918.
AN ACT To amend subsection 8 Of section 573-5
and to create two new subSections OF section 5IS-5
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29

lsribder or job, boring or driu.
rBa5fr ,g,fber manufacturing.
y rlls ID iuschlnes; in sheet metal and tin
Z ssGA. m washer and nut factory. In
her manufacturing.
sH tti1dr concert hall
Isi +, 9py tobacco warehouse. cigar or
4 ~ ~ to6acco is manufactured or pre-
Linz. wood-shaper. wood jointer,
Tsi-7cl-Al'1w wood polishing or wood turning
Sam lair. upholstering; carding ma
4 MEL sy g.ed in picking wool, cotton, hair.
d s...l.' aalplcyment dangerous to life on
4 Is oat ,d he health, or depraVing TO the
4 rals .. child in any capacity where such
lr iela' her to remain standing con-
i. IN or about any mine or quarry.
4 ~ ieg s,4. ma shah take effect and be In
4 .-t,r IFS passage and publication.
80 a. l9LJ-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
NO. l4S' = Published June II, 1918.
CHAPTER AIS, LAWS OF 1914

NO, 40 81 Published June IT. 1918.
CHAPTER AIS, LAWS. OF 1918.
AN ALE, 70 amend section l65b and subdivision (cl
OF subsection Of section I70 of the statutes re-
ating to the school library department in the Office
q INC state superintendent of public instruction and
making an appropriation therefor
me people OF the State of Wisconsin represented IN
senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
Seclon l. Section 165b and subdivision (c) OF sub
section OF section ITO Of the statutes are amended
to read: Section 165b The state superintendent NAV
appoint chief clerk, who shall, under his direc-
on have charge of the books and correspondence of
the Office and who shall render such other assist
alce as the superintendent may direct He NAV also
appoint library clerk, who shall. under his direc-
uon, aid III promoting the establishment, Inainen-
ance and control of school libraries; an assistant
library clerk who shall aid the library clerk in dis
charging the duties Of his position especially the
Office duties pertaining thereto and who shall have
mad the library training represented by graduation
from regular library school or its equivalents an
INDEX and filing clerk and person clerk and
stehographer. All such appointments shall be made
by writing fled in the office Of the secretary Of state
(Section 1f0l 5. (cD The inspector of free high
schools twenty ye hundred dollars the chief clerk
twenty two hundred fifty dollars; the library clerk
eighteen hundred dollars: assistant library clerk in
ihal salary nine hundred dollars with an increase
at the discretion Of the state superintendent and
the basis Of Increased efficiency of not to exceed
hundred dollars per annlm in any one year the
maximum salary thus reached not to exceed twelve
hundred dollars per annum; three clerks and stem
dgrapher nine hundred dollars each an index fling
diploma and certificate clerk twelve hundred dollars;
the mailing clerk, thousand dollars. The in
spector OF free high schools shall be reimbursed his
actual and necessary expenses incurred in the per-
Torrance Of his duty; and his salary and expenses
shall be paid the certificate of the state super
intendent from the appropriation made for free high
schools. The assistant library clerk shall be reim-
bursed the actual and necessary travelling expenses
incurred by such clerk in the performance Of his or
her duties upon the cercation of the state superin
tendent not. however to exceed hundred dollars
in any year.
Section .. This act shall take effect upon passage
and publication.
Approved June IA. 1913.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
[Pnbllshed June II. 1913

gsPTER 800, LAWS OF 1913.
rsste section l797-lGf Of the statutes.
ean railway companies to equip their
d medical supplies, and providing a
le State Of Wisconsin. represented In
Assembly, d7 enact as follows:
There Is added to the statutes new
al. Section l797-1Of, l. It shall he
ms steam railroad company engaged
altlon Of passengers or freight of any
H % run or attempt to run any passen-
train upon which passengers or EN-
, 1f OF travel that is not equipped with
srSical emergency case which shall con-
Ing specified articles: two gauze band
Triangular pieces Of gauze eighteen
and one pound Of absorbent cotton.
q Hiirad company violating any of the
Ns section shall be guilty OF misde-
m correction shall be fined not less
4 5g dollars nor more than one hundred
g prison or employee Of such railroad
s1e or destroy or cause the removal or
'lb articles after the railroad COM
Eld with the provisions Of this act.
t 10 Tie same penalty as provided
he railroad company.
ils act shall take effect and be In
iier its passage and publication.
N Il 1913
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
Published June II. 1913.
No. 155. 81

No 1855. ST. Published June II. 1913.
CHAPTER 476. LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT TO create sections 4568m and 456Sn of the
statutes relating to frauds attempted frauds
commonly called confidence games and defining GER
tain procedure therefor.
The people of the State OF Wisconsin, represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact follows:
Section l. There added to the statutes two new
sections to read: Section 456sm- Every person who
shau obtain. or attempt to obtain, from any other
person or persons any money or property. by means
or by use of any false or bogus checks, or by any
other means instrument device, commonly called
the confidence game shall be punished If the money
or property obtained attempted to be obtained.
shall exceed the value of five hundred dollars by i'm
prisonmeut in the state prison not less than one
year nor more than ten years. and II the money or
property so obtained ATTEMPTED to be obtained.
shall have value than i've hundred dollars,
by Imprisonment in the county Jail not than one
year or by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars.
Section 456Sn. In every complaint. Indictment or
information under section 456Sm of the statutes, it
shall be deemed and held sufficient description Of
The ofense to charge that the accused did on ETC..
mlawfully and feloniousy obtain or attempt TO OBJ
tain las the case may bel, from A there insert
the name Of the person defrauded attempted to be
defralldcd) his money Tor property, in case it be
not money! by means and by use of the confidence
game.
and publication
Approved June Ia, 1913.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
Published June IT, 1918.
BpTsR 40. LAWS 0E 1919

%lsR 40. LAWS OF 1918.
5dte sections Herb and 11OTc OF the
l-g 70 the collection OF taxes against
n operations.
le STATE Of Wisconsin. represented in
assembly, do enact as follows:
ida are added to the statutes two
Y rad; Section Hob. In addition
ael% provided by law for the collec-
salS- real estate. an action of debt
--l' Of the Town, city or village. and,
returned as delinquent, in the name
lf any tax heretofore or hereafter
N extended against the property of
@ corporation as defined in section
a@llles, which property is subject to
Goparty Of individuals, and which
l after the laSc day Of January in
s-lS IN such action shall issue at the
.'1'lof OF the town, city. village or
ae may he; shall he served as pro-
.'. Of The statutes. and such action
l' o' The rules Of law and practice
--ae % actions Of debt. The COM
.'..l sA2A be served with the sum
u saeh action shall be entered and
~',9l as IN other actions Of debt.
,1 GEAR interest at the rate Of ten
g.. '''li the date Of entry until paid.
4 any action brought pursuant to
wv re sufficient to cntitle plaintiff
~. ~ a,dou to allege and prove that
N'lel and extended upon the
se same has not been paid: pro-
1g-aaRt may defend against such
le amount of the tax with in
n.y. yAaTgtS into the county, town,
10y 10y Tie defendant In such ac-
~ % recover Judgment for the
.ld IN excess Of the amount the
,-,5'llae 1t ought to have paid on
'1 ia said action. with interest
~. ,1A payment. Payment Of any
W. ~ The defendant. shall be
.' Treasurer Of any such county.
" upon PRESENTATION Of a certified
Other or further order. He
.g 0i such Judgment as his
iSH''i ami shall require the
" '1ch payment upon the max
~ sa'il take effect and be IL.
NJ ;sl Dosage and publication.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-08-29
Published June II. 1913.
! .-.p As7. LAWS OF 1913.

VHH' -l section 2O.2S Of the statutes. re-
4 @ sa ,tr, and transactions Of the Wiscon-
a d. Statp IT Wisconsin. represented in
b = ,...nlIy. do enact as follows:
= fo 80, ol aS Of the statutes is amended
So',ggq mss. Upon receiving the neces-
sfl the printing board is empowered,
eF, WI y, torIcr printed by the state printer
sal2l, min, transactions or proceedings:
ls. u-.srfy or semiannual bulletin to be
.,r and food commissioner. not more
trsand copies;
'h ..t ,apre than three thousand copies,
sas3 's rban two hundred and fifty pages
..,,sl transactions of the state dairy
wv nal mare than eight thousand
....- not more than two hundred pages
..,,sI transactions Of the state con-
~ 5..i,ies and corrections. not more than
I' ,,eiss containing not more than two
q annual proceedings Of the association
-,0sr,utendeuts Of county asylums. not
W. tbr'sand five hundred copies. con-
s.s Than two hundred and fifty pages
annual proceedings Of the Wisconsin
Ii,6sn not more than five thousand
.,,ne not more than two hundred fifty
1. annual report OF the Wisconsin live
u, -.so-iation, not more than one thou
,-,i,sj copies, containing not more than
N annual transactions Of the Wisconsin
y, s..giation. not more than four thou
y ~fainlrg not more than two hundred
THIS act shall take effect and be I'm
"a slfar its passage and publication.
Ime Il, 1918.