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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-25

oF0R RENT HOUSES: >~
FOR RENT-Nearly new room modern
house, 400 Western ave. Inquire HOS
Western ave. Phone 1922.
FIVE room cottage, water and gas. 507
Taylor st., SIG per month. Cali or phone
500 Taylor st.
FOR RENT-Seven room house. modern
except furnace. Telephone s6s. or 177a
FOR RENTLHouses, all parts city, and
suburbs, also stores. tracts. farms.
Smith Agency, 523 Kansas ave. Tel. 1913.
FOR RENT-Good room house ON East
side, SO. w. M. Forbes 4 Co.. 17 West
7th st. Phone how.
FOR RENT-Nearly new room modern
Western ave. Phone 1922.
6 ROOM modern. az Huptoon. Inquire "a
FOR RENT-six room sc6ttage. IA Van
Buren, ct. Apply to c.. O. Knowles. Ill
LOOK HERE5 room house. basement.
lots. $500. 1919.
FOR RENT-s24 Madison. room house
Tel. 1861 White.
FOR RENTING room residence at 81
ROOM HOUSE. 215 N. Lake: good re-
pair. 81. Tel. 2649 Black.
1881 Lincoln. rooms. $40 q
ST East sth. Z rooms. barn. 800
40 Madison. rooms. /. ............... 6.O(
CYRUS GUTHRIE & Co.
116 East 9th St. en- Phone 173o-W.
s==k-...s -!-e-4f47Az. k-..----
-.-o~..~oEQR RENTLsELATs:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-25

PIANO CHEAP.
@$12S.O0-
Practically new: cost $3.50 Address Plano
journal.
FO RSALE-PiAnos. The Residence piano
store is now open regularly. Our ex-
penses are small. You will not regret a
purchase made here Phone SEQ now and
make an appointment. 1156 Wayne ave.
Iowman Hill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-25

Are you fond Of moving picfuresv' IT
should say not never can hang them
again to suit my wifas'-Detrott Free
PTes9.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-25

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MAYES FLOWER SECP
for fresh flowers. Wedding and funerals
q speciality. Everything grown in our own
Ereenhouses-not shipped In. s19 Kansas
ave. Phone 51-W.
MRS. II. z. HOLLLCRAFT-Cut flowers.
floral designs 81 KAN ave. Phone 17s-W
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

"a cover with lace frsll
he cover 10 designed for O cushion
three and shfee-quarter inches in diaretrr. .
One and one-hah yards Of lace two and three
quarter inches vide will be required.
The scalioped edge 10 to be padded an1
button.h hoiec. The leaves and the flowers can
he worked solidiy or ~ cyelets The stems are
to BE- outlined
To pad the scaiiops. work chain stitch be-
tseen the lines, heavier al the centrss and
lighter az the points: OF. cut a skein OF thread
apply two or more threads over the centsr Of
the stamped pattern. keeping within the
hnes snd tack here and there In co.,chins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

ben. Ban iieht oas bIaue Seft ii
Der Suit, bns beoentct, baB man nb
Iieii Is uirft ipie abIeicn unO seiat
6nb Der aiini.lrr nift in Ger SioIIs
belniiif lit ionoeru oaB bieie ibn
nod diiberIid, aiibdnet.
| SdIefte aiisiprnhc ipirn OFT ourd
Geihrti eriebi. absr eiaentaiimlif
lit Ga man 8eihrei ilif)t bort. I'd
ibeobahtefe a,ii elmer @eneralprobe
einen aroBen Sf)auipieIer, Die er orn
Iarlmmiaen Menidlen, ben er 6uritel.
len ioIlte. onourd, 5u d,arafteriiiren
indyte, inoem er fonieanent Idlrie.
aber lie mebr er ihrie, belto pei,iaer
ipor CT su boren. er iiberl,irumte iid]
ielber.
Ter Infanaer beinantelt oft feline
Sh!id]ternbeit onrait. oab er. ibreit:
Inno man frngt iif onnn, ipori,m cr
boie IT, oenn 10 tlingt es, uno 70
liebt es aus. ha bas Bcid,rei ale
Snniptome non Corn bernorruit.
aber id) babe In meiner ssiiaeno
rom pitrtsn Rang aus cine Shcns
ipielerin sebort Die lnien anf ser
9iibne bic aroBe S5ene iliiiterte; mo
oodl peritanb man iebes g9orf. gle
bate lprcdJen gelernt. lid, ieiber
iprchcn aeIcbri, inoem lie red,s anf.
merriam mar nno auf iih ieIber nno
quite Re0ner borte.
Tie RoIle ielbit an Spredaibunaen
Sn seniisen, beibt Tie ent,lpei breif,en
uno III feine cute Dsethcoe. Iie
3oIIe anocrn porleien, fam bns I'm.
onaenabme baben, Dab bes aehrers
Soniall, irin eigentbumIifes Dsie.
nenlpiel, oiclleiht audi ieine Whnier
anesnommen iper6en inio oie eigene
gerionIihfeit eritifen. geiler iit es.
iif ie!ber nah3uabmen uno bas SET.
ne su bebnien. oi,h tpenn es flein III.
,3u Reoeiiblfnaen (1ofaIiiire1i) Gig.
nen iid, am beiten 0erie; Die aebuI,
Oere 6Orm erlniibt einem peHiger.
nafIiiiig 5n iein, bd cine iiberiprinI.
acne SiIbe ben Qers ioiort gum Sin.
ten bringt Der Bers mad,t aud, BAR,
Der 0ortraa gebnnbcn miro, ooB
man oas 2caato sciuinnf, oas aud,
Der Vroio fctnen Reis gibt. 1ieies
geaafc beoentei: alIe g8orte oes ga.
ses id,luiegen iih aneinafloer IN
rbptDnliider getuegung benz atbem.
boIen aeianE. 90 entitebt RerioDen.
ban init 4sobllnnt, 10 miro ons gSe.
ienfIide oes Sinnes berporgehpben,
obnc bns llniueientIid)e falleu All IaI.
fen. Gns iii bas idonite SiIfsmittcl
Der nlenihliden Gimme nno Der
Sprnhe: oa biIoen ole gorr cine
gerIcntette, ftntt ipie grbien alI ci.
nem 2auien 5n liesen uno 5li flap.
pern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27
Sampler, Der ai&t iinfea tam,

auf bem bisler 9oee in Stem g)ori
isaitatfunNntn Honptnt Der .Nmerls
con Soeistp Of NoDoI Mrditects ann
Dinrine engineers ipurbe Il. u. aud
tie ;Frcgs oufsenorfsn. ob "a uSaltd
mare. einen Dnmpftr 3u fonttruir.n,
Der uilter ieinen umitGnben fin!eu
ionn. DIR g)is<prdiibtnt Der GeleGs
ffoft, George W. Djdie, einer Der
berpDrroaenbnsn Wnrine sSnaenieurs
eer Der. Stndten. erflGrie, boB Ct
biefes niGt fir unm6sIih holte. Gsit
Ger ~aitonir- aotaitropbe bStten jin
mdnfk ieiner aD1eaen NIT Der C5Iuna
eiefss probIsms bef@6ftiet.
MuM q, 6err Didie. bat einaetenb
erperimentirt unb oIoubt, boB ein N
no9ffebenbtr Weiie erboutsr Dompfsr
ben obisen 4Hlprii3en ent@pre6sn
iperbe.
Dor alien Dine<H mut Sc Qxnae
- 1llHiltsznIabII N 20 &uf,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

tic Stiffsbreite 80 sub unb ssr
Siefsdns 33 Jab betrogen. URii .rs
nem aceffisienten pon GA uiiroen
be obiasn 9imsniionen Elm @siamrss
Displacement Don AZ. 40 Ious erses
ZEN. Mls unerldbIih betrohtst nstr
Didie sinsn Doppslboben, pefIsn uns
| iere Gage DomSdnabel big gum Sier1
laufen unb on ben Seiten bis sur I'm
ierbede binauf reifen ion. iomit Bis
su. Is IuB uber osr WoiIsrIinie. Ter
3piidenraum sipiiteH teiben 9obeus
ldasn iou pier sub beirossn. Gas
6aupibed iou in siner 6ohe ocn Q
Sub bonn llnieroed aneebraht spsrs
btr unb tpeiisre 2 sSub bober foIl nds
Sterbed ploB fin0en. bas BON W;ts
itiffs aus mad beiben GnDsn bia
parallel Idufi, unb slpar bonn Spann
Ro. 81 bis gum Spann go. 233. Dom
Spann 81 bis gum Worbers Si.xn
flllt es olImdb.ih ab, Bis es ben lsb.
|tertn In elmer GOht BON % Jub Don
Der GriinoIinie trifff. gom SpnHn
go. 233 ssbt bas Skrbsd .benfaIIs in
|abfnIlenber Rid3.ung bis gum 6inisrs
Steptp. ben q 27 s5ub iibtr Der
MciIsrIinie err,idt. sJn Dem Rnume
sriihen benz inneren Tcppslbotsn
nnn pem Oberbed iollsn sipDIf Shcss
ten dnasbraht iperoen. bi, abiolu:
ipafiereihi isin miiifen uno ipeotr
ghiiren nod iraenbipslhs 3ugangs
b1bsn biirf,n. Gie Shotien nsrbsn
lpis foiat reribeili Derbsn nit 3nis
ftenp1noen bon 30 3o[I: go. /
rom 8orber s,ied bis Spann "a:
30. 2 Bis Spnnn Do: go. 3 big
Spann 65; go. 4 Biz Gpann 81;
go. 5 bis Spann 116; SO. 6 biz
Gpann 145 uIip. bis SO. IL Dom
Gpsnn 275 bis gum Dinter pisd.
Sn pIeiher Weiie fpirb ouh ber
Waum spiih<n ben beiben Doppels
80nen sertheiIi.
Od Gin Dampier BON biefsn DiRsns
fionsn Wafhinen bon minbeiisns
5000 pferbttrdfien bsburfsn nirs
ilnb baber bier aeiIelrdnme non il
72 ffub unb 8 3cii adnas por3uieben
finb, biirfisn oisie unb bic aoblers
tunttrs bsn ar0Bien 3heil Der unt.s
rsn GhiffsrGume eiHnebmen. suna!
Ger gebarf an aoblen alIein 5000
Tons fir iebe Heiie ktragtn tpiirbe.
.osrr Didie III nun Der AniiGt. bnb
eir. auf Obiss Deiie srbauter DoHpfsr
itntidhIih nah mfnih!idkr 1trehs
nuna Der Gkfabr zines Giniens nift
mehr nusgsIest iein ipiirbe. Gin
llntersfbtn infcigt Ueitdbipnng o.s
Tompfers untsrboIb Der WaHerlinis.
he fih am obersn Ded bsfinbet, iheint
oussefdIoHen, S1 bic obtnesp6bnit
slnloae Der Ghoiten uffp. elm Ginien
nihi snidiTen lpiirbe. Bel einer nod
70 I1peren aoIifion. ipie j. g. bi.
Titanic Qatafirnphs hsrporrltf.
fGnnisn mad anfid,t 6errn Didje's
I'm fdIimmiten GdlIe h6hflens Bic
sn0lf G6oiien In MitlsiotniMoft sss
scasn irtrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

ipolIte. iolgte ih osm GeIprdd unI.rea
norrisbniitsn aonperiationsit sitouipi.,
lers, inbem if halblaut feline Dcris
nahfpra6. Sd mar iiberraiht, oenu
odB man 10 Iangfum auf Der 9lhns
Ilprehen Tonne. obrs in cine preoiqt IL;
oertallsn, bate ih ME eeqIaubi.
| W5eiter. Der Son mub i'm ashlfcpi
gebilbet tperben, Der nit ieinenStimms
banoern eisens odfiir eeihdffen iit.
absr 8osa!e unb Gorionunten perben
nit osm Wiuno esbiIoet: 3unqe. ai2s
pen, 3ohne. Rur ipenn man fIiii..r.,
ipriht man allein mi. bsm muno, uun
Die unisrbaituns i'm 3immsr iit ess
rpohnIih cine art GIiiisrn ober gIou-
bern. Inter bier 2lueen plaaoer.
man. lobt guhitnbsu, beionoers aons
ionentsn aus, oenn bsim iniimsn Or
fprab iisht m1n an munb unbgliten,
mas aeiogi pirb. gluf Der giibae iii
es anoers: oa III man 9oItsrsbnsr, ob
man nun mill cber nidi. bort mus
Der aehltopf funsiren uno jsbtr siHs
5tlne guditabe mub ausaeiprontn
lperoen. W,enn jeosr gufitabe oabe.
iit, beionosrs bic &onionanten. unb
penn man ben Sog ridtig Iprih., ic
1T ouf bic fhpdhits Gimme su ho.
ren unb Sn Deriieben. RadsI kiaB nil,
eine iebr ileine Gimme. a6er iis mar
in ieoem Winsel bss ghsatre ,srane1iIe
oon alien iauieno 3uborun 3u 3eree,
ben.
Der aerpObnIife syebler IN, bak
man su fhneil fprtht uno bic aonIos
nanieH pernadldbist. Der SdauTpiss
Ter brouht nismanbem pcrsulsien, fons
bern muB MIR auf fih auFpaiIen, pcm
erifen 4ugenblid on feline Rolle psocn.
tiif lonefam leieH, an ii6 ielber 10,
ren, fpie gut es tlinei. ipenn ale guhs
itaben babel iino. Spdter iieiaert iih
bas Ssmpp BON ieIbit. unb tpenn es
onnn iiber bic Sauts sleitet, tlina. es
gang notiirIid unb bureaus nift pes
bantiIt.
Aber 5ulesi uno sulebt mub man
ben Ton aus Dem aehliopf nshmen. I'M
be ldnte i'm Wiuno 5u formen.
Wtr gut fprifi, piro INNER germ
aehort, aud ipenn er MIR Elm m1bioer
Gfauipieler 1T; er bat INNER 6liid,
perbirbt nihts. erb1li Holl.n pnb
tam es ipeit brineen. 5ai er baaea.n
eine ihone Gtimms unb perliebt lid
in bic, ia. Dann b!sibt sr oft an Ger
bdnsen uno iommt ni6t psiter. Eas
1T aud cine gefabr!
Alfo. iprenen mir auf Der giibHe
nno pldubsrn mir nift! Shlehie quss
lprdtk sntiiebt iehr oft an sIe;uen
5hotern. no bic Rollen prIfi.lnaen
unb baitig eineeiibt iperben, uub loo
itin Resiiftur lift. Der aenntnifTe uuo
auioriidt beiibt.
Bonn 8ortbeil fiir oen Sfamjpieler
lit es, onB er feline nntiirIid,e Stimn.
lage MegiItcr) aufiiiht iinb bic fuI.
lipiri. ssn bieier Gage piro feline
Sfimine am beiten gebort nno nn
'dloniien, inter gesp6bnIiden Ser.
,1lfniiien: ba lit er INNER 5u Sanie, |
IL nienlaIs rnfblos.
Gs eibt ieooh seiinme ausnabmen, |
ino i'd femme cine ShmlipicIerin. Die |
hr d,ones 5nilberiid,es aItreoiitsr
iiemnls bennBen onrf. neil es nif1t |
u boren iii; lie mub iih gum sopran
,inauiidreien.
Sn ben SfinmIngen ihlpanfen it'll
inrein flngen, uno ~bormoniefrembs
Zone" treten iioreno alIf, neil iiel
5tiEnnnnacn bineinbringe1i, bic ni6t
laIiil 1et0ren.
Sprc6en, 0nB res ipie 9bcntpr
iingts, lit etipos Weionoeres, bns
'enGtc4 nerben mub. Die 1onfduel
|eb6ren nidt 3iir DioGe, fie oeben ne.
'eHtsE ME Ieis Qfsrb4 otne -ju lisl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27
9as seiprsdbene @srt.
Cine 1eaterbetrahtuns bon Ausuii
Strinobers.

SD bin ON meiittn eeneiet. bos ae.
lprohtne Wort auf Der Niibne an erit.
Stelle 5u iesen. Mon Tam cine
S5ens I'm GunieIn eeben unb einen
Osnub baDon babsn, pirD fie nur Gut
geiprohen.
Gut fprtden!
Die erfte geOinsung III: lanaiam
iprsdeH. Der anfdnser Bat ieine Nb.
nung, ipie iibertfieben I1aeiom. men
nuf Der 1ubHe fpreden lam unb
ipre4en mub. al1 ID ieIber einmcI
g usetHet Suaenb = 9&eNfnieley pszbsR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27
6eIIss VelaptrK IN ~

6eIlss VeI3ntrF ~ ret.
niaen. 6siben. trodenen gaub
lhiittet mon In sinsn Rapf, sietf nn
bic re6te bonb einen Qtbertanbf&ub
nnb reibt nerb nit bem Eanbe ct.
Wenn e effcrberliM N. f6dtiet man
nod ttiben Gdnb au. flopit ben DeIa
aut dnl unb biirItes TN aldti. aui
meis 2stjs pisS n, pell til5f6 iesr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

aeftDben unb perfehnt su iperoen. Gts
iros bin ith es ia ftlpn ieBi," fiiate lie
ldhelnb binau.
(sSortietiille fplgt)
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Tnrd fhnnk

gettler? AID. Iiebe s5rnn, sfnubcn
Sic mir, ih mar nid3t INNER io!4
Dumc: .Sn, ons gI1iibe icb ae.
tern bntten sie BEN retten arm
perbunben!1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-27

ssyie. gathering the threads closely ;osethes
Of esch point Of the scallooa Bnsonbcis
eipseiy ever the fonndatioc.
To work the leaves and the flowers sniidly,
rad By darnlng backward and forward thea
work in over and over stitches Ia the opposite
direction from the padding To make ths
flowers a. eyeiets. run q thread round the
eetisrs. cur o siight ssis i~nsfhwisr thea cross-
wise. pash TIE material back on the wrong
stte and work closely over and over.
To outline. take short stitches. keeping tbs
needIe toward the right and work upward uss
nne shexr lnea ard work with smhrosdery
cotton No. - or -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
GUN FIRES 625
SHOTS A minute
New Model Adopted By Army Dis
charges As Many Bullets As
Whole Company With Rifles.

New Haven. Conn, Feb. Ia
special order Of 500 rifles OF new
model mas been ordered by the United
States government from the Col.
Fire Arms Company. They are auto
matte, and will discharge CSC shots
q minute
The new gun. although little
heavier than an ordinary rife. will
be used as field gun. the operator
lying on the ground and supporting
the front or the gun on a little
tripod Thirty bullets can be fired
in tho fraction of second. anothes
maeazine can be adjusted in a frac,
ton of q second. and these success
lively DISCHARGED until the record Of
CO., il obtained. Nosices have fired
SEQ ballots a minute
This rlfu will enable single file
Of s9ldlefs 10 lo tho work of an or
dinary company with the old gun.
Thc force Of the projectile Is a triha
greater than that OF the latest other
rifles The government order is a
little more than half filled already.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
GEN. S|CKLES IS
PRAISED BY WIFE
Reconc liation is Intimated in Her
Statement That She Will Come
to His Aid if Asked.

New York. Feb. l.-" General
Sickles' mistakes are written in
sand. his deeds in granite. said
Mrs. Caroline g. Sickles. quoting the
words OF the poet, when asked this
evening why she had sent letter
to Sheriff Hamburger thanking the
American public 10. the response to
aid General Sicktes
MY husband is as masterful ana
as strong mentally as when he mar
ried me forty-four years ago, said
Mrs. Sickles sadly. He Will not
grant my one request, which is that
he discharge from his service his
housekeeper. Eleanor Ear Wilmer.
ding. ut despite this SIT pity him
deeply | feel that, like Lord Byron
his fame wifi last forever. no mat.
ter what his deeds, And SO am
glad to see the public come to his as.
slstapce.
docs this mean THAT reconcilia.
ten between you and General
sicEles is imminent Mrs. siekies
was asked.
= cannot say, she replied mus.
iingly.
II do not feel that can be true
to my womanhood should | cross his
threshold again And yet | am his
wife. and If he should need me and
shou d send for me, should prob.
ably go. ralk OF love between IL
now is now is ridiculous / do not
love him. But do pity him, and
should like to protect him.
Sheriff Hamburger said today that
all contributions toward the sickles
relief fund should be sent to Con-
tro Ter William Sohmer at A bany
Ethan !. Dodds OF Pittsburg offers to
indorse General Sickles note for the
entire amount.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
skins FARO CANE
PUTS NATIONAL
BANK TO WALL
D
Confidence Men Induce Bookkeeper
to Embezzle Three Hundred
Fifty Thousand Dollars.
MANY OTHERS ARE VICTIMS
One of the "Manipulators" Confesses
Completely to Receiver of
Wrecked Bank.
MANY OTHERS ARE VICTIMS

Boston. Mass, Feb. William b.
Kellhsr, commonly known as big
Bill' Keliher, has told former Gov.
Bates. received for the National City
Bank OF Cambridge, what he knows
about the looting of that institution.
The receiver made this announce
ment today. but would not reveal
what had been told him.
Geo W. Coleman, a bank book
keeper, and keliher are serving pris-
on sentences, the former for the lar
ceny OF S350,a0o and the latter for
aiding the crime. Keliher and Mar
tin J. Walsh got most OF the money
by getting the bookkeeper into fake
faro games in New York. Walsh is
said to have since died.
Published versions Of the keliher
statement. which Mr.. Bates refused
to confirm or deny. say the prisoner
has named many prominent New
York aud Boston men as among his
victims and others who received por-
lions oil the loot keliher. it Is said,
told the receiver where some Of the
banks money went. and Mr.. Bates IL
preparing to institute. civil proceed
ings. sNWW
The story quotes the confidence
man as describing how he swindled
other Boston men in the faro game.
The victims Included a prominent
politician. who dropped s40,ao0: a
banker, who lost $4,000; q bust
ness man. bankers brother and a
iadge. each Of whom contributed
81 .N0a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
SON ''sl)PES''
IN GRAND OPERA
-.
Fowler Mccormick, Son of Well
Known chicagoan. Takes Minor
Part in Mime Stage Scene.

Chicago, Feb. Fowler Mecor-
mick, son of Harold Mccormick. OF
Chicago. and grandson OF John d.
Rockefeller. appeared as ''supe' IN
the performance yesterday of the
Chicago Grand Opera Company, TAX
Ing the part of .comphita. The
fact became known here tbday.
Young Mccormick displayed much
interest in the company OF which
his father is director and was fire.
auenily behind the scenes where n
was known to the foreign singers
and dancers as Boy Mccormick
An opera house is represented on
the stage and young Mccormick sat
in the mimic audience In the stage
scene.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
MOSS is ACQUITTED OF
THE CHARGE OF MURDER

Fulton, ~. Feb. L. Ed Moss was
acquitted OF the charge Of numbering
w. w Drinkard by jury in Fulton
eircuii court. The verdict giving
Moss his freedom was returned short
y before II o'clock and followed /
most interesting hearing. The jury
which heard the case was composed
of Ballard county men, who were
summoned III the instigation OF the
defense.
Moss was greeted with many con
gfatulations upon his acqulttal TIL
January crimiral term was fnalls
adjourned following the report OF
the jury
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
BRINGS PHTHESIS
CURE FOR TEST
Dr.. Friedman Sails For New York
Today to Try to Cure 100
Patients.

New York, Feb. l.-Dr, +, =
Friedman OF Berlin will sail for
New York from Liverpool tomorrow
TO undertake the cure of 100 tuber-
culosis patients and collect $1,000
ooe from Charles F, Finiay, presi-
dent II the Aetna National Bank, #
he succeeds.
Mr.. Finlay is to select the 100
from the thousands afflicted with
tuberculosis who have written be-
seeehipg letter asking that they be
accepted TO test the new serum DIR.
Friedman is bringing TO this coun-
try.
Mr.. Finlas agreed to pay DR.
Friedman 100000 If he would
come to New York and cure 100
patients,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
GIRL NOT GUILTY OF ARSON.

ST. Louis. Feb. Barbara ARA
old, the l6-vear-old nurse girl, testi
fed at her trial on charge of al
tempted arson today that her con
tessiou that she set FIRE to the Berlih
Hotel, in which three persons werc
Burned to death. was obtained by the
chief Of detectives after h. had
promised that nothing would be
done tc her II she confessed, but
that Il She persisted in her denial.
ne would take her away The
hid repudiated the confession.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
CAIRO BOYS WILL
ATTEND INAUGURATION
AT WASHINGTON MARCH A

The Associated Press dispatch in
another part Of this paper. stating
that the cadets of Culver Military
Academy will form an official escort
to Vice President-elect Thomas Mar
shall in the inaugural parade March
4, will be OF especial interest here
since number of Cairo boys are
students there and will journey to
Washington on that date Among
them are George J. Eacker, Jr.. SOC
OF MIR. and Mrs. George j. Baeker. of
$40 Tenth street. and Edward Ter
fass, son OF Mr., and Mrs. Henry
zarfass. Of 232 Twelfth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02

Toledo. Omaha and even excels
Nashville, Louisville, To'edo. cleye-
land and Detroit many times during
the year in receipts and shipments.
The handling OF more grain here
during the past six montsh is due
not on to the recent enormous
crops. but also the wide-awake.
opportunity grasping Cairo grain
dealers. One can realize their i'm
poriance when the bank clearings
are noted each month, and their
business carried on through these in
stlfutions being almost double that
ri al other firms in the city com
bIned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
ENGINEER So YEARS, QUITS.

Dixon. Ill.,, Feb l.-"Dana Tut
lie. veteran passenger engineer of
the chicago Il Northwestern,
reaches Chicago tomorrow morning
on MS last run. He Will then have
completed fffty-seren years OF con-
-tinuoas service tor the railroad. He
will be retired on pension OF $Sss
a month MI futile is also a vet-i
eran of the civil war Ills home is
in Bevidere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
JURORS ILLNESS HOLDS
UP HYDE TRIAL AGAIN.

Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. 1.The
trial OF pr d. {. Hyde. charged with
the murder or Colonel Thomas II.
swope. was delayed until Monday
on account OF the illness OF Juror
Carl y Higgins Judge porterheId
announced that Juror higgins viii
receive absent treatment by a
christian Science hea er.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
ROBBERS MAKE RICH HAUL.

Paris. Feb. An exeeptionally
fudaeioas rahhery was perpetratcd
4 aeon today in the hear. OF the
lily A bank messenger. Joachim
'suyo. was lured into the dark cor
idor Of an old house in the Rue
)auphine, and two men threw pepper
ITO his eyes adm stole his satchel
Thieh contained $1,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
River Forecast.

The Ohio. from the mouth OF the
Wabash to Cairo. and the Wabash ia
Mt. Carmel, VII continueEto taIi Tor
the next rev days. The Mississippi.
from below st. Louis TO above Cairo,
will not change much during the
netx . or } days. The Tennessee. at
Florence. vii begin to fall within
about "a hours: from below Florence
to above the mouth. it viii become
stationary within the next two days
Il. T. LNDLiEf.
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
FARMER AND FAMILY
DIE IN NIGHT BLAZE.

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. Major
Harris, his wife and two children
and his mother were burned TO death
early today when their farm home
tnree miles north of Richmond was
DESTROYED by fire The house was
aolaze when neighbors discovered it.
The bodies were so badly burned as
TO be hardly recognizable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
TWO KILLED IN A
MINE EXPLOSION

Springfield. III, Feb. Thomas
LOOMS and Henry Welt were killed
today IN a gas explosion in a mine
near Lincoln The lives OF thirty
otner miners We're imperlled. Tive
other miners were injured. but will
Recover The men were caught BY
toas Of falling earth as they were
running through the exit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02
|. U. BARS ATHLETES
DANCING ON EVE OF BALL.

Champaign. III. Feb. 1.-Athletes
OF the University OF Illinois were to-
day barred from dancing in an edict
issued by Coach Jones. The hope is
TO get the Illinois basketball team IN
in shape for the Minnesota game
next Saturday. The annual sophie
more eotillion will take place to-
night
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-02

Very often a screw hole gets 20
worn that the screw will not stay In.
In such a case Gu. narrow strips Of
corn and I'LL the hole completely. Then
force the screw in This win make
It as tight as IL driven into an en-
tirely new hole.