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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10
CITIZENS CONDEMN DEPUTY:
CALL HIM BULLY AND TYRANT

aforesaid by said Ed Cudihee III
sheriff and John W. Roberts al
deputy sheriff
LEE MONOUAN. Chairman.
Attest.
o s. COCHRAN. Secretary.
Socialist Party Com
Z a. DICKINSON. Secretary.
o. y COCHRAN.
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Second Avenue and Pike Street
POLICEMAN DRINKS
EVIDENCE; FIRED

Because he drank so much Of the
evidence while ferreting out an al
legged blind pig in the Boaz hotel,
Pstrolman O. w Hickcox. who was
found intoxicated by The raiding OF.
hcers who we're 10 assist him,
stands dismissed today from the
police department
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Bad Habits.

or course. the sink who smokes
those cigarets that smell like a rug
burning. and the poor torch who Is
lit up every day and twice on Sun.
DAYS are victims OF orful habits,
but are they quite as bad as
People who keep ohiokens7
Adults who chew gum7
Friends who borrow car-fare7
Girls who giugle2
Cirls7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10

- the case % che state
-, Jacob Furtb. r Y snkcny
skS,s assr,Os and Daniel h"lll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10

Listen. girls, A Philadelphia
Judge has decided that when
woman breaks an engagement she
must return the gifts on request.
Now don't forget this.
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L. NJ ". OF A..
JOHN ADAMS, President.
GEO. ARTHUR. Councilman.
W. +. BROWN. Councilman.
NJ +. SWIFT. Councilman,
WIN. c. d. EDWARDS. Council.
man.
II. EVANS. Councilman.
TOM DOBSON. President OF Com
mercial club.
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THE FUTURE GENERATION
sHOULD BE CONSIDERED.

Dear Miss Grey The young man
that / am going with tells me that
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contentnent.

Contentment is the sweet salts.
faction OF knowing that you have
more Of this worlds goods than You
can possibly use.-Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10

VEGETABLE SILK
tsDERw EAR AND HOSIERY
Less Like SILK. Costs Ores Fourth
3o5 Arcade Six. Seattle
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The Corset
inexpensive

me Nadia whose spring models show as
ifinc lines aa even the corHcts which soil at
twice the Nadia prices. HOnng and materials
are lisht and flexible aud they hold the figure
FIRMLY.
For the Slender Figure
a toplcaa model made OF batlste-ligh'ly b0ned
long skirt No. 1919, 81
For the Average Figure
corset Win medium low bust and very long
aAifi coutll with lace trmmug Model No
1907 81
For the Tall Figure
q medium bust r0rrc' with very long skirt az.
tension trimmed with lace gud satin no.
22l. 81 90.
For the Medium Figure
medium low bust model with long soft aklr
extension made of suong coutH with trim.
ming Of silk embroidery. SO. col. gi25
Third Floor.
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gu "fIon Tanners Revenge" two-reyl
Special feature. "The pNorcce,' Paper.
lns thc Den Nograph comedies
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For the Slender Figure

q medium bust corset with very long sh,
tension trimmed with lace aud satin.
22l. 81 CO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02
Cincinnati, Sienitas. ben 2. 0esfmber 1913

fiibrte. i'll bon ben gfebe[len 3eritDr.
porben. uno bic 2ebensmitteI paren
fait gan3 erfhDpft.
General YiIa bat mad Gintreffsn'
Der Rdhriht fofort 2ruppen abges
fGidt, Inn benz General Mercaoo ben
Weq mad Sjinasa 5u perlegen. Gr
lpirb fein 5auptbeer IN Der Stobt Gbl@
budbua fon3ertriren uno bofft, inner
balb BON einem Monat ben 8ormarih
esgen bic 6auptItoot Werito Beginner
3u fDrtnen.
8iGa bat in Suare3 2sbensmittel
unb alsibung i'm Wertb BON $500, 900
fonfis3irt uno bic 8anco Minero sez
spunaen, ibm 100000 bor3uitreden.
I'm feline gruppen be5ablen 3u tonnen.
Dus gigenthum Durbe tonfis5irt.
na6bem bic GeIddftsleuts iih gepeiz
eert, bas bon ben Rsbellsu ousgegebene
YapiergelD an5unebmen. Die 8ez
I66ftsleute, fait lauter Sponier, hatz
| ten Iid] I'm Sdub on bsll Ser. st.
aonIul Goporps oeipdnot unb fpdter
| lire 2Goen gefhloffen unb bem Gonz
| iul ihre ShliiFel iibergsbsn. aoniul
gbnnrbs gdb ibnen ipdter Die ShliiI>
| rel suriid, erftdrsno, bag er nidt fir
I bic Siderbsit ibrss Gisentbums ein>
| iteben tonne. Die 2dosn paren ins
sipiifen erbro6en unb bic Waaren
unb oas Gjslo oaraus entfernt norDen.
Dem 8.rnsbmsn mad fol- oas gigenz
tbum bel elmer eHglifcben aompagnis
lasgen pliinosrung DsrIihert setp.isn
| lein.
Ser lilo, Wsrito. l. Se5.
0eneral Jranciseo 9ilIa 1at bem @e.
neral gorran3d genslost, bag Der Gez
neral 5rancisco Gaitro, Der Die Regiea
rungstrupp.n in Suare5 tommanoirte,
Ials biefs Stdot pon ben Rebsllen eiils
esnommen purbs, iiA in oas oeuti6s
8onfulat in Suars3 gefliihtet babe
Iunp lid unter benz S6us bes beutz
Ifheu aonIuls Wnr Deber befiuoe.
Gaitro perihpanb an nsm Utorgsn. on
benz 8iqa's gruppen Suores einnab=
Imen.
| 8snsral GarranSa teisgrapbirts
lgiaa, baB er ben osuti6eu EonIul er'
IIu6en ioIe, GaTtro aus3uliefsrn. Bill,
bat esmslost, oaB er Das aOnfuIat
| babe umsiugeln laTsn, um ein Gnt:
tommen gaItros ~ perbtnoern.
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Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
Der graiq'ihs Uioropro
akb.

g hslbnpiIIe, Sno., l. Ses. -
8ei Den heutiaen 8erbanoiungeu qeqeH
Or. Graid rpe9en Grmorouna Der Or.
1elens andbe tam eE 81 einem gu.
iammenitok apiiten osm Staatsan-
malt SnmaH uHo benz 9ertheioiQer
Spuam. neil Gritersr in ieinsr Grs
0ffnunaErsoe an bic Gefhporenen
iaats. ouB Der Gnastldate ipItematii6
Trauen augae6eutet babe. Der RI6tsr
autiaico. eab Der Staatsunpalt feline
glutlaoen Qlg.rneiner Qrt erheben
niirfe. 9urauf theiIte 5err eSHman
mil. sr fpiirbe berpeiien. ooB Der 4H1es
tiaqte sfpei pihtiae 3sugen Der auto'
yitdt oss 9erihts- entaoqen babe.
gBG6rsno Der beftiasn Qnariffe oes
Sta1tsdntpaits berpahrte Der Qnaes
tIaate isin. Ruhe, nur oaB er aelegent-
lid etrpds srblsifte uno bic StuhQehne
trampfbaft anpatte.
Der Staatsanpalt ersdblte, fpie Die
Or. Snabe, bic cine prpfsfiur an Der
Stadts. Z hieraransi. Shule betleioete,
nit Or. graia betannt purbs, pie lie
intime SSreunoe tpuroen uno fpte aIer.
Icits getannte cine 9ershelihula srpi.
| ibeH geioen erpartstsn. Gs lei fpohl
niht m0aIit. brett cine 9erlobunp
nahsuneiien, dber Snoisienbepsiie oa=
| fir. oaB cine Tolhe itattgefunoen
/ ieien in rsihIiher Wsnae uorbdnoen
Ginile 5aae Dor benz Soos Der Dr
| and6e Tel Elm gruh nit Craig erfolat
aber bic anube babe tsinen Selbit
mpro beoanaeu. benn am Qbeno ibre;
sones babe lie Qaiieatsn auf Der
ndaitsn Jdo beitsllt. 4uh batter
QerIonen Sdreie aus bem 3immer be,
| Or. Snabe um l uhr Rahts ash0rt
| Moroen piro Der gerth.ioi1sr iein'
Gr1ffnunasreos an bic GeihUorener
| hdl.eu.
| Son Strsitern nieberse<
idriien.
9hifabelphia, pa., l. Se3.-
Gin Gnasiieutsr elmer Glsiberfa6rit
Ter iltl alf oenl gSeae our Iroelt De
Tano, tpurne bier am Wtcntag Wtorge!
non einem Wanns, Der ourh oas zen
| iIer zines 1artcahs feusrte. eeihoilsr
uno nahrThsinlih too.lib pertpunbet
Ter Q.rlpuno.te beibt Surrn Stuluid
/ g}it bier anoeren 4rbsitern, Die an
| Streit betheiliJt puren, ater in5tpi
! iten an bic 4rbeit Suriitsetebrt iino
Ilpuroe sr BON eirsm Deteitip nad iei
n.r arbeitsf.elle sstortirt, als eli
5aricab bsranaefabren tam uno einei
her SnIaiisn anfins gu feusrn. Ra6
tenn sr alie potronen ieinss ReoolDerl
perfhpiIen, fubr bas 5aricab ihnel
copon. 3pei MGnnsr, Die behauptel
cus Rem Dort gu iein. purosn al
perodhtig Derbafttt.
| Der Streit Der aleiosrmader Il
gsiIaosIpbia III felt osm Sommsr IN
@angs.
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UetterberiAt.

SIR 8 bio: llnbeiiimmtes Wets
ter am Dkniias, tpabrideiniid NIT
Gtrihregen. 4m Uliiilpoh unbsitimms
ies unb stipns idlteres Mstter. 8er@
dnberlime Winhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

Die regu(dre SeIfon Oes 8.
KOngreGeS
sat ann Wspntag be9omne,t
Die Wabrnn8sppriase foa mod
Dor ben a9eibaaftsferien im
Senat sur Manabme ses
langen.
Der pro5eB segen Or. Wm. 9. Craig
jest in polsm 9ange.
grsIrGiioent 3elapu BON Iicorogua
Wiaigt Elm, na6 Barcelona, Spanien,
3uriid3utebren.
Die 2lngelegenbett pirb oamit ibre
grleoisung finoen.
9eanlte Der ltniteb Wiine Worfers Of
QmeriCd
8on Der 9ranbjurD in pueblo, Golo.,
in 4ntlage3uitano perIest.
Gin Ri6ter in RaIAbtlle, 5enn., nil
Silfsiberiffs Dor ieber Dirt9z
faaft dufiteaen,
I'm beren S6lieBung er3ptn9sn 81
tDnneu.
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geraiinlt

lie Garniion mar oem gerbunger.l
n1be.
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Grobeben unb Sdneeitiirne in SiroI

Gie Etoot chihuahua BON oen meli.
faniihen Regierungstri,ppen
gerannlt.
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0anSiste an Wasutas imNeids.
tag an
9ak er am Wsittipod5 cine 0rtld.
rmMa iiber bie Vorsdmse IN
Sabern abseben tperoe

7ie stnseleeenbeit bot IN gang
Geutlhlanb eroBen unruiaen erregt.
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audl 9iiiblano bate i'm Sabre, 1912
nit oen gaItanitnaten 8ebeim-
pertrage abgeihloiien,

Iie gesen Geiterreifs llnsara gerid|.
tet iunren.
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Iie ausipanoerliHa aus Selierreld
uno Nien bon Ir. gefiler uers
tbeIoigt.
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grbbebtn In 1iroI.

Vt UUtUEH II LITUI
Wien. /. DECEMBER. Die Hep5Ite,
runa BON Snnsbrud III our1 me6r.
,iaas GrsfSta Sk ii4 IN sesbalsntb.
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Der pro5eB sesen Or. Dm. 9. Craig
jest in poasm 9ange.
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paris. /. DECEMBER. 4nua Goulb.
bic isbise 6er5Osin BON 9allenranD.
mahts heuts einem proseB Elm gnne.
ben Elm Wuherer ssstn ibren gattsn
anseitrsnsi bate. Sic sablte 5000
Jranes unb l6fte 81 stpfdnDste 4nsiige
hires Demabls. iolpie cine grobe Wen.
&c Don aeibipdTde. 1oiItiisaariiseIn
etc. aus.
Erbbebtu I'm TfrpI
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Haibpille, Senn., l. Deg. -
Rihter Reil tiinpigte am Moutag on,
bab Grobungen gegen Iein 2ebeH unb
feline Samilte ousgsitoBen poroen
Yeien, ieitbem er, Dor etntger 3ett, ben
9efehl ge9ebeu, DAB ale 8irtbidafteu
in RaTbpille gei6loiIen lperoen iollten.
Gr tiinbigte fcrner an. oaB er ais ant-
mort barauf. ben Sheriff anseDieisu
su bobsn, tpenn nDthi9, Dor jeber
Wirt6Idoft einen 5ilfs@Sberiff duf8ua
ite[len, lpenn es nt9t anners moglih
iei bic WirtbIhdftsn su iblieben.
gitter g2sil iaste, oab Die 8erhdlt'
niFe iest f6linmer ieien, als 31r 3eit,
in Der er ben Wirthen befGhI, ibre Buns
ossli5enieu aussuIisfern anb ben 4uss
iLant siHsaissaen.
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laasa&a&AaaAaaaeaaaaaaaaal
; CHARLESTON /
=
ssysssysssssJsssssssssssas

Duke Naeel who has been in De
Moines. la, the past year taking
course in pharmacy is now at home
The remains of ". T. Lynn VIII
died at Parma. Mo-. Sunday wer
brought here Wednesday and burie,
IN the Odd Fellow cemetery
Postmaster Childress of Be-trant
spent Friday here.
Mrs. A. J. Paird and son arrived
Thursday and will make this cit,
their home.
Mr.. Ragsdale of the uekner- Rags
dale store made a business trip tf
St Louis this week
Miss Minnie Faust, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs George Faust and Mr.
o. R. Edwards of Birmingham, Ala,
Were married in this city Friday
evening. Rev VIM. p. Pearce oil
the Baptist church performed the
ceremony They leave tonight
Saturday. for their new home.
The big track meet here Friday
between the athiets of Sikeston and
Charleston high schools resulted in
a victory for Charleston.
The people Of this city were shock
ed on last Wednesday when the
message came that Miss Nora Lind
say, daughter OF Mrs. Sonora Lind
say had died in hospital In ST.
Louis In company with her broth
er. Col. Tom Lindsay. she had gone
there only few days ago for an
on an eye She ws-
buried In ST. Louis Friday morning.
Mrs. NJ Schmuck and her daugh-
er Hiss Annie, after pleasant
visit in 0ran have returned home.
The oneretta Princess Chrysan-
themum' given at the opera house
IN this city Friday evening by the
Treble Clef club was one OF the
most pleasing entertainments given
iere in long time. They were
sreeted by full house.
Mrs, Bert nrane entertained the
afternoon $40 club on Thursday.
Mrs. d'Arcambel won the first prize
IN embroidered towel, Miss Anna
Doris crenshaw won the second. a
,retty work bag. Cake and cream
we're served the guests at the close
II the games Mrs Hnbbs will be
aostess to the club next week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Nj. Richards Experience With Dr.
ferent Diets. Peaches and
Buttefmilk for Three Years.

Ceci.ton, Md.-Mr. George Richards.
of this place, during the past II years.
has probably tried more different diets
than the average person would ever use
in lifetime.
What he has to say about his expert
ments, must therefore be highly interest
ing to anyone suffering from indigestion
OF stomach troubles OF any kind.
He saws: "For more than IL years,
suffered with stomach troubles. and
paid hundreds OF dollars for doctor bills
and medicines. was also operated on
for plies.
lived on dried peaches and buttermilk
for nearly three years. The only thing
that would not give me pain was raw eggs
| was physical wreck. | could not
sleep, and was as near crazy as man
could well be.
must say that after taking two 25-cenl
packages OF Thedfofd's Black Draught,
Il did me more good than all ever spent
for other medicines.
have been working daily on the farm
ever since, and am as hard as IRON"
This purely vegetable remedy has been
n successful use for more than 10 years.
Tryit. Butbe sure that it's "ThedfoTd's.s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29
TEIEBES
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Susie Wheeler has returned
to Anna
G. H. Palmer spent a few days al
St Louis.
Mrs. Jacob Wheihkine visited
relatives at limo Mo, last Sunday
Mrs. Ed Wilson and Mrs. A. Hol,
shower visited at olive Branch on
Monday
Mrs. Mike Minton visited her son
Ray Hargis at Joppa Wednesday.
James Stump made business trif
TO Carbonate last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Den Brown visited
elatiyes In this state Tuesday.
Lahue Brothers. of Cairo. are In.
|stalling a hot water heating system
tn the new school building.
Rev. r. J. Mitchell gave lecture
IN Foreign Missions. Sunday even.
ing. It was illustrated with liant.
ern views.
The ladies Aid Of the NJ L. church
gave a dinner at the home of Mrs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29

D. Sitton on Wednesday. and the
same evening the Baptist ladies
gave an ice cream supper at Jeffries'
hall
i Mr., and Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Jones
and Mrs. Harry Brown shopped al
Cape Girardeau Thursday.
/ Mrs. X. B. Hitler. of Carbondaie.
was here last Thursday.
Oscar Campbell and family have
returned to Mounds.
Mrs. Thompson has returned from
salem.
Alton Smith and family visited
lrelatises here last week.
Mrs. A. ID. Twente and children
visited relatives at iDswood Satur-
day.
Mrs. Lutte Bushard of Chaffee.
Mo, visited relatives here last week.
President c. A. Marchildon, of the
Farmers Institute. has some seed
corn TO give away 10 the boys of this
county who live on farms. The ihoys
can plant an acre and bring bnshel
LOT the corn to the institute and re-
eeiye a big prize Now boys, get
busy and get your seed corn as soon
as possible.
Rev. X. ]. Mitchell made BUSH
ness trip to Chicago and st. Louis
last week.
The Alexander County Farmers
and Teachers Institute Will be held
in Thebes this year on October 2s.
"a and %.
w A. Patterson and family visit
led relatives at Mounds Sunday.
Ed Mansker spent Saturday al
Cape Girardeau.
Chas. White and Mrs, f. d. VAIN
right We're married several weeks
ago in Missouri Their many
friends wished them good luck.
Martin Brown. Of Paragouid, Ark,
was in our town Saturday.
Mrs Edna Hogan and children
visited relatives at Tamms Friday.
Mr.. Friant and family, of Cape
Glrardeau, visited friends here last
Saturday.
Dee Wicker. Of Miller City. was
here Sunday.
Lee Wolf. OF Marion. visited
friends here yesterday.
Master George Baker. of Willard.
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs, Stump is visiting her son. |
James. for a fe daysw.
Miss Helen Collins. OF Mcclure. |
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. Collins has moved from Delta
to our town.
Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Riseling. OF
Mounds, visited relatives here sun |
day.
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MOUND UTY

Mr.. and Mrs. William Keeier o.
EOwenshnra. Ky, are Spending a few
days with the formers sister, Mrs
Thomas kinney OF Fifth and Wesr
Main .stfeet. They are returning
home from f orida where they spent
the winter.
G. l.. Rev returned yesterday fror
Paducah where he went TO see hi
brother who underwear. an sopera
tlon at Riverside Hospital one da.
last week
Mr. ana Mrs Joseph Rife and
Mr.. and MS, J L. Herald and so,
Laurence OF 0lmstead, spent yester
dar with Mr. and Mrs J. Il. Dough
erty.
Mrs. Charles Austin and childre'
have returned from St Louis wher
they spent the past month witt
relatives.
Misses Carrie and Mary Hook O.
Vienna. spent Sunday with Mrs
Otis Miller and family OF Fonrtl
street.
The LADIES' Aid OF the Methods
Episcopal church will meet Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. Claudf
Rev.
Miss Mary Moss Is quite i'll at he
home on Fifth street.
Mrs Met Quarles OF Mounds. was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Beaver of Frand Chain
spent yesterday with friends here.
Ms. Ben B um left Sunday TO-
Paducah on account of the illness
Of her mother, Mrs. M. Schwab.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29
U. s. Commission to Study FOREIGN
Agricultural System; Given
Farewell Banquet.
TO STUDY c0MpREHENSIvEIR
The Methods Of Farming in Vogue
in the Various Countries ON
the Continent.

New York. April 2s-The 100
| members of the American Commits
, sion on Agricultural Cooperation
who sail for Europe today to nave
a three months study OF rural
credits We're given dinner here on
the eve of their departure.
Among the speakers were Score
tary of Agriculture Houston, Sena-
tor Fletcher OF Georgia. Senator
Gore. Ambassador Page. John Ba--
rett and the Hon. Walter Scott,
Premier OF Saskatchewan. Canada.
Senator Fletcher said in part:
Net us remember that this un-
dertaking Is unknown, even in prin-
ciple, In this country, and that its
sons must be spread amons
yeife million farmers over the
rec million square miles OF thi
nicn.
But the results promised make
ven such task seem slight. II
very farmer in the United States
on d secure adequate capital t.
'ake his farm the most profitable
nd most productive enterprise that
possibly could be made. the CON
umers Of this country would re-
eiye an added store of wealth far
.reater. far more lasting, than has
yer been given to the nation by Its
sold mines
The disappearance Of free and
| heap farms fro mthis country must
necessarily strengthen and steady
ar mvalues.. This means that
american farmers will have seeur-
ty acceptable in the business world
Q offer when they need money, on
.erms far more advantageous than
low prevail
This has been accomplished in
Europe. We have been stressing
production we must turn our at
ention more TO cooperation. es-
ieeialiy in finance. Farm Develop
nent rests largely on markets, and
he markets to great extent on
cooperation in growing, selling and
financing both these operations
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29
PRESIDENT YUAN is
ACCUSED OF Staying

Shanghai, April 2S.-The govern
ment of the Province OF Kiang-su
has addressed to the government al
Picking provisional governors and
members OF Parliament sensational
correspondence which seeks to show
President Yuan Shi kai sanctioned
the assassination Of General Sung
former Minister OF Education. Gen.
eral Sung was shot down here March
20 and died several days later. II
is expected here that the revelations
will cause difficulties for President
Yuan and possibly bring about O
crisis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29
WILSON GIRLS WATCH
ULTRA SPANISH DANCE

Washington. April 2S.-The
Misses Wi son We're the guests OF
honor at unique ball given for
them by Sonora Pena and the three
Misses Pena. wife and daughters OF
the Urnguayan Minister As a
special entertainment the hosts had
fancy dancing by well known wom-
en- of the diplomatic corps. Countess
de Payetti de la Roeca. wife of the
counsellor of the French embassy.
and Senorita Samona ia Fevre, sis
ter OF the charge daffaires of Pan
anna, danced several ultra Spanish
dances.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29
EczEMAs TRY zEMo.
Has Cured Worst Cases and You Can
Prove it for Only Is Cents.

Yes, try zemo That's all You
need do TO get rid of the worst case
Iof eczema You take no chance. 1t
IT'S no experiment zemo Is positive
Ivy guaranteed to stop itching, rash
raw, bleeding eczema, make 4
pimpled face smooth and clean.
Zemo is wonder and the minute
|applies il sinks in, vanishes, leaves
no evidence, doesn't stick, no
grease, Just pure. clean, wonder
full Iiquid and 1t cures. This is
guaranteed. Zemo Is put up by the
r. w. Rose Medicine Co. st. Louis.
Mo-, and sold by all druggists at ST.
for the large bottle and at rs cents
for the liberal size trial bottle.
Try one 25-cent bottle and be con-
WINGED. II. w Schuh's and Paul G.
Schuh's Drug Store.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29
ANNA

John / Rooney was in puQuoin
Saturday on business
Bob Graham Is now emp DYED ny
the Anna Machine Shop and Garage
Co. as chauffeur and will do their
livery driving this spring,
Roy Rinehart received a carload
of studebaker automobiles Saturday.
They will sell at $3.50
Gordon Peeler. and John Harris
were Murphysboro visitors Sunday
". G. Willoughby, Niiburn Casey
r. =. Brown, r. a. Atkins and
Oliver Plemon attended the S4th an
nirersary celebration of the Odd
Eel ows at DuQuoin Saturday
The degree stan of the Anna True
Rebekah Lodge exempliiied the Re
hekah work at the Odd FELLOW and
Rebekah celebration at DnQnoin
Saturday
r, +. Atkins was the guest or
Claude Wisely. proprietor Or the
Wisely green house In Murphysboro
Sunday
Miss Marjorie Holiday Of limo.
Mo. il the guest Of the Misses Ellen
and Mildred Walton Of this city.
Rev. r. w. MeClusky delivered
the baccalaureate sermon to the
Uilin, Ill, high school class Sunday
evening In that town.
Fred Lentz, of Dongola was an
Anna visitor Sunday.
About SO members of the Dongola
Odd Fellow lodge attended the a4th
celebration at DuQuoin. Saturday.
Jas. X Walton returned home
from limo. Mo-, last Friday and
will remain here.
The Alumni Of the Anna high
school will meet with Miss Bertha
Wiley Tuesday evening TO select a
place for boiling the annual recep-
tion for the class of 1919.
The Baccalaureate sermon for the
Jonesboro high school class of 1913
was he'd in that city Sunday even
Ing. NJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29
CARLETON DIED I'M DEBT

New York, April 28--Will Garlic
ton, the poet. who died recently. left
less than nothing. 1t became known
today through the official appraisal
of his estate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-04-29

when the attention Of The Bull
letin d called to any nisstatement
Of fact or to any error concerning
any man or thing, corrections will
oheerfully be made.)