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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
Redeit und S6weIssn.

Gin aItes Spri6port faat:
rS4peisen 1T 9olb, aeben ift Sils
ber." @s entbdlt bies isbr biet @abs
,ss, unb 70 man6es lngIiid tpGre
rsrbiitst porosn, hattie man 6ana6
sebanbelt. So9 niht INNER barf
man iid nab Dem Spxi9port rids
ten, benn man9mal lit ss umeetebrt;
Sd 1T Reben @olb, S9peisen Sill
FER" Wis oft pGre Elm Ribper>
Ttdnonis bur9 elm gu re1ter 3eit ees
irro9enss Wort aufgetlGrt, Mens
tden bic gu einanoer eebOrten, nidt
lrsssriHen. bur9 cine Charming 70
mandes 1lnsliid perbiitst iporbsn.
God man Sos es Dor. aus nidtisen
0riinben. aus falider S9dm. StoIs
uno Srob su fdpeisen uub bann
mar .s su fpdt, eft cine @riiteus gu
@runoe eeri9t.t unb etpise Reue bic
notpenoise 6olse.
Do9 1T is9r bGufis S4peissn
nl,br am gIobe aIs Rsoen. Gin uns
hsOa6tes Wort 1T leidt seiprodsn,
cter Die DirfuHs man1maI cine itbr
rrnite. @s finb fdon oabur9 ,Ssrs
gen sebroden unb 2sbsn bsrni9tet
iuOrben. SSrsenb eine i9Iedte Rads
,eOe miro ipeiter ersabIt. obne baB
man ii6 bon Der Ri4tistsit iibsrs
atust bot. unb treibt einen llnf9uIbis
gen Sur 8erSpeifluns. ia oft gum
G.elbitmorb. Mandmol lit ss nur
sin bosbafter @ib, Der bon Munb su
aIilno sebt unS ben 8etroffsnsn Der
2a9erli4tsit preissibt uuo ieinen
gatsn Ruf oft untersrdbt. Mie oft
iueroen 8erfpredunsen eegeben, Die
man gar nidt Die abiidt bat su srs
iiiuen, S9mei9eleien seiast, bic eis
mem nidt bon Seraen tommsn. Sn
ellen bieitn Sdlen ipdre ipobl
Shpeisen goIb sstuden. Die &unit
1T es ebeH. iid untsr teintn llmitGn>
cen oopon o5balten gu lafen, 5u
rsdtsr 3eit au fdpeissn uno gu rs9s
ttr 3eit 5u reben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
aas nsue sams.
G,ou aIara 9aaria 8reg.

Gou 9Iara Naria Sreb.
Gag mir elm Renid, ipo lit bas itiae
2anb,
2as idl in meiaen Sinbertageu idon
ertrdunlt.
gs ihIdnaeIt iid elm Bad. Elm idillerno
blaiies 8anb,
Bon iommeritiIlen Sllreu rings nrts
idiimt.
ediuermiit'se SuIter flatiern in ben
2iiften;
gs iiIbert bell ibr Shnel5 BET iebem
SIiigeli6la,;.
Sn baIiamtpeidcn, fp.u,eniatten Siiften
Guilt nib ii6 elm Der i6one, iiln9e
$ag.A
9ie gliiteu neiseu bonisidiper bas
Saupt
limb iparteu i6eu. bah fiibIer Sau iie
Iabe,
gluf baf; pie 8iencu enhIiG miiogereubt
Si,e al Ger iiiBen. gctiaef6eniten @dpe
Scr 9iHhreI p0'"s fig; ein ad1rHeE
glm Sorisout ben sartem Sunit 9ebdltell
ssa6t Ieis bic Rabt. bann i6tpebt aul
SIur uno Selo
Gin aoiicsa6nenb. ipinbci &c cs @alter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
u ge.eIeidl.
'1EI

@ie am 8ebr brunt' Der Stub.
SO Der Wenid i'm gerorub. u
@ann's SIubbett Ib5 b-oat is /
ilub Der 9rilnb ga bilbl6 ipeW, >
Sat Der SIub gar foa Gil,
ga. ba Iabt er ibm 3eit. ~
gber tinluIt er ans g8ebr.
Ra6d grout er gar iehr
limb brumntt iuie perrudt,
@eiI bos Rebr a 70 brudt;
Su I6dumf er uno 5iie1t. So
Ueadt a fatriih @ebraus,
limb Dor ImIterner Wnt
&ennt er ielm Il nit aus;
limb sebn 0teter bonn 8ebr
sSs er no boiler 8orrL
ftnb b6s &rib6eIn uuo 8rduelH
Sat Il er nit perlor'n. -
So ee6it a tpen'g abt
BIob oa WiertelftlInb', q
Sc lauft CT 10 5'frie6en
limb itano ipeiter orliut,
9a n,irfit bon an Merger
GIN 8ebr gar toa Spnr,
Boil Srelio griibt er D ooamat,
Se @lcamerln, Die SIur. -
Sebt i6aus bir ben Reni9eu Q:
Ser Renid I'M Berbrub,
Ser ma6t's bait geiaii grab 10
gSa an g9ebr brllnt' Der Slnbl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

amtult iudr gar ciu 5ciner, itne 10
bon bintcn beriml frug or, mas Is
oenlI nit Scm Seucr6eug mare, oas
Der slneefIogte on Dem Satorte uer-
loren oocr pergeiien' botte.
Ga I66eIte Der 9llasl bobniis
.Sel g'b6rt idou ihein, ober -"
ngtun. mas aber9" fcridte elmer
Der @eibmorcneu.
.Seit brei Gag bon i's not mebr
BEL mir g'babt. S bon g'mtoart,
BATS perIurn. = Ga Is reir: Der
SeirI in 9'ipieL+%1
YlosIid giug Elm 2cu9ten iiber
iein @ciidt, oils bate er icine @r.
innerilng aufgefriidt: rs bitt, Serr
8at, istn bon isl" rief CT. n9a.
SeuerSeug nlab Der Wtartl gbabi
bab'n, bel Dem bab / mir oa neulid
a 8feif'n an5unoen iino bab's Der.
geiien. Sbtu faIt mrs elm, als
mars geitern g'ideg'n."
Ser Martl luuroe no6maIs Dor.
gerufen. Mon iab ieinem Wiienen.
ipieIe al, oab er franpfbaft nab-
bafte. Glosli9 botte aud er es.
so is un6 not onoers. 81
ipabr oa iteb'. Ser 'S6riter muat
piIien. Sn's @'ii6t fam / eabm's
bebaupten, er bat iid on ben slbeno
mo oas @'Iiirup Su brinna ang'fangi
bat, bas Seucr5'uid bon mir =
ausg'lidn."
Ser 5oriter tuarO borgerlifen. Der
Wartl rebete inn OrineIidit 5u, iif
au beiinnen.
pGu bait mi 6amaIs begegnet,
S0riter. g'raO 6eim SoI3weg, nddit
benz Rioerlpe9er iein S6usI. S min
Or ia mir S6le6ts na6reb'u, aber
aus Der 8irtsihib'n biit t6nma.
uno 6aB / bel Der @a6rbeit bleib,
Mat aIlani. Sei not bmb, aber
onee'n an Gaui6 tpirIt Mat eine'.
ipirrt, aber Der 9laA tpegen ben
ounlmen Seuer3eug. Oh boit poa'r
3ei Efeiia an6iino'n, peiI's o aber
foam 3iinbbol5 not g'babt, unO
s'rao n 9lasl iei bon linn bergeI'
ien's giihierl bel mir g'babt hnb
ban I 9'rs antrag'n, baB / Sir's
Ieid. 9ia, uno Oh bait es e'npm.
ma. 3'erit bait 'as YfeiierI au.
5iino't, Oonn bait bas Seuer6cua
eing'itedt : b'iinn 81, S6riter, Inn
SimmeIsiuiIlen, b'iinn 9i' DOL"
llno Der Soriter muBte iid be.
iinncn 10 iebr CT ii6 itrGubte unS
10 iebr er perlegeu mar, oenn Der
.Rartl bate cine fIeine f0ritcrIi6c
SdwGde nit rauber Sauo beriibrt
9as Corpus oeiicIi~ mar, pie
man ia9t, ms @aiier seiaIlen. Gcr
@eridtsbof fiIIte benn Gtd pe9er
mangelnber 9ciueiie eiu freiipre'
denoes llrteil, uno Der gIasl parS
iofort allf freien SUB geieet.
SIN bemieIbcn glben6 ieiertcn oiC
beioen Sreunoe bas greieuis bel
einigen 2itern @ein. 8ie iie ID
ioben, meinte auf einmal Rartl.
nodOem er iid pergeipiiiert, oaB ibu
fein Menib boren fonnte: .sln an.
bermaI lab BEL aner 3iinolerei n6t's
Scuer5eue Iiegen, Oenn not aaeniaI
idift's iih, ooB Der, bel bem's
brennt, ali Haui6 bat, I'M &auif
iid aus n icIbigen Scurr5eua q
Seuer geben IdBt uno oann = per.
gibt bab er Dos 9oicrI otuor in 8
Sallo g'numma, abcr - ein3 3itedo
pcraeiien bat!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

= unf9uIb bonn 2anos
Sausfrau( Ole bon sinem @ussang
suriidtebrt unb bsmertt. bab bas
Selepbpn bon bsr @anb peri9puns
ben iiD: rWas foII osnn oas bsis
BEN, Minna9"
Minna: .9ie Dame bon nebenan
f9idte eben ibr MGb9en riibsr, ob
iie mid nal N Moment unisr Ses
Ispbon beniibsn tDnnte. Va boP
ids lossema9t, Inn es ibr 'niiber
su bringen. 9lbsr me Sainoersl
mara
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

,Sasen Sic nal. Iisbsr Meiitsr,
fpie tommt' es bod. baB sic troB
Sbrss SGeiBes unb Sbrer Spariams
felt es gu nidts sebradt babena"
.Sa, fsben sic, oa 1T Isbislid
meine @ertrauensieIisteit baran
f9ulo! Wenn Sic mir beute pers
fidern, sic iinb Elm ebrIider asI -
iofprt slauB id'si"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
Srisiuclle Rcdnuus.

2(rmsnporiteber: rQtiis ipies
pieI 80pfen beitebt Sbrs Jumiliea"
Srau: nMal aus SipDIf uno NAL
ipiebsr aus elf"
@rmenboriteber: .Ra, tpis
fommt benn oos2"
Jrau: .Wsil mein Monu bel 70
bisI 80pfen man9mal feinen eisenen
perliert.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

Sm Refaurdut. Strr:
.SIt Der pIab bd neben Sbnsn be-
iebt. mein Srduleing"
SrGulein (psrf4dmD: Rein, i'd
bin nod fret!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

limb Sic beute @erniimo @ebu nes e gnts sra.
uren 10 fpn Sic msnebalbsu inm ep arnen6n Stams
baum, ien Sic Die ME uesenbs aebensaf ienes bObn
e frohoden Sic ber Die sef!e 3utuu Der 9orren Dpndfe;
absr am sic Smmelsp1n gBor 9rpbpa nbt fallen;
renn sic pifen u Der alte min nod nal beiratsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
: Bel ner g amiert

: Bel Ser Sdmiers Hes
siFeur (nu9 Der Probe gu einsm
Drama, in Dem Der SeIS ii9 srs
idiebD: Die Piiiole, ole sic mir
geseben babsn. sebt nidt log, 9err
Direttor!"
Oirettor (bas Worbinitrumsnt in
Die Sdno nebmsnb): ga. 10, oos bat
man nun bon benz sipisen 8pridie'
bsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

= 8erliner Ranse. Gin
Sduiteriunse sleit.t bel 9Iattsis aus
unb fdIlt NIT @sbenens auf ben
Riidsn. Gin Ssrr eridri6i bariibtr
uno idreit untuilltiirIid: -4u!" =
~Nanu." ipridt Der Sduitsriuns.
perpunoert, ~pat fareisn Sic benn9
Sd bin bod nidt auf Sbrsn 9udsI
iefallen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

- nnter 9aunerinnen.
Sinh Sic fdon oft bon Serren pers
fplst iporbene"
-Ra, unb tpis, bic StaotsauipGlte
iinb gang perriidt nad mir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

Ni9t gu berfeblen.
5rsmber: rWo tommt man oenn bier
gum 8arbisr9"
v9ebn'n g. od INNER grab aus
unb benn Iints um ole Cd rum =
Oa iperOsn Se idon fdrei'n bssr'n. e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
2pfe 8eoaufta.

Tur sriinen Meniden fam man
bIuuen Sunit pprmo8eu.
Sage mir, iporiiber 0u Iodit, unb
i'd mill Dir fagen. psr Ou biit. Y
gtlttIuse &inbsr iusrben germ Sum.
me Sunsen.
llnbsrbofft tonmt BITE 0ds iit
nidt pabr. benu elm @rfols tommt
unperbofft, uber - ni4t oft!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

= @tnuetuuns. getannter:
rSbr Sausar5t 1T ia iebt aud sss
itorben!"
patisnt (triumpbierenS): ga. ber
perbietet tttuem g Bier mebr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

- &iidenfee;:foGs. 6 Srsuns
bin: rSifft Define @nGoise man9mal
aud beim &oaen2"
&D9in: pSd, ab mo su blamisrt
iie ii4 Dor mir"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
Seruusaereoet.

2 v /" ? e W 70 wv
peripradsH mir bod bor einissn Sas
gen, mir 100 Dollars gu borssn,
ipenn i9 nDtis @eIb brdudte. tuarum
tuu sic es nun uidt2"
n9ei mir miiFen sic nidt allies
fir bare Miinse nebmeR."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
9eetter Srph.

: Retter SrpF. sic:
nWenn id nun nal Dor Dir ferbe.
9ller. iuiirbeit 9u Dir bunn cine
sipeite Jrau nebmen9"
@r: rS bepubre, id mill frob
fein, ipenn ib Mitper bin."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

8arpn Unit fasm gnsid Wpoeu Teiner 8If): Sebr
gut M gut strofn ui raten sic mir nun Die ausas fOa m
fe in Grs ooer Mdmor MAIDEN IaFsn?
8iIobduer: Sd. Serr 8oron Die Mnldtei nod mebr au
erb6bsn prbe 9 ratn Die 9ii upier reiben u laEn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23

@inibealer Oiener. Sie'
ner (3u Sem ppm Spusiersang 5us
riidtebrenben iunoen 3abnar5D:
-9ut, baB sic tommsu, Serr Dots
tor; felt sipei Stunben partet Die
erite potisntin auf Sie!"
.vllnb ole boben sic 10 Idnse
feitbaltsn t0nusng""
.Sa, aber Miibe bats eetoitst {.
fosar me 2isbsssrtIdruns babe i9 ibr
9emaht!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
9lpfe

9ie beutissn Sdriftfeller fdreiberl
ipeniser aus pollen Ser5en als
aus leersm Waeen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-23
Splitter.

aud soloene Menidenbsr5sn pfls'
gen ni9t gu rotten.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
COW BOYS CAPTURE
WILD HORSE HERD
Their Black Leader Had t. Se
Shot.
RUN OFF THEIR FEET
Wc7'; Of Breaking" Then immediate
~ BcGun--A Few Have Proved Too
Vicious, But Most Of Them VIII Be
ScrViccable to Ride.


Stamford, MoEt-The last herd OF
wild horses known 20 be at large in
Fergus county have been rounded up
Riders for the ~. S" and @ outfit.
accompanied by State Stock Inspector
kennon, succeeding in subduing ihe
band that has ranged in The lower II
Iilh river breaks for ten or twelve
years. The band consisted, all told. OF
about fifty head. but only sixteen Of
that number could be classified as
genuine wild horses.
The horses are practically all Of
thoroughbred origin. being the of
spring OF EambIatoaian and Ntor-aa
mares left on the range about twelve
years ago b. a certain roundup While
inbreeding had left its mark. the ami
mails were splendid specimens of their
type. Every summer atte,7ots have
been made to round them nm bv am
bilious horse hunters. the long chsses
and the constantly increasing yjrilance
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

goglcd many falls by the riders result
3D. Throughout the entire distance
jhc band followed a practice OF racing
from oGc hilltop 10 another. evidently
9udeavoring io secure an Gdyantas aous
viewpoint Always in the lead Was a
black stailior and it is matter of re
gre. Chat be did not survive the chase
he became cn.a9Sled in wire fence
aud had % be shot
Although thc band has been running
over ten years. few if any Of the AMI.
mails were over seven years of age, the
explanation being that the older ones
wGre killed in the hunts OF previous
years. one taken bore Jwo bis scars
from bullet wounds
The chase was brought to close at
a corrall. into which all dt the horses
were driven and roped. Ten seasoned
riders we're employed in the hunt Sew
eral Of the cow ponies were made prac,
tcally worthless from oycrcXertioa in
the run
Immediately after the corralling had
been accomplished tho task OF break
ing the Wild horses was begun While
few proved too vicious to be con
quered entirely, the majority will make
serviceable riding stock,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
Reflection on Travelling Men

In he trial of the Louisville man
for contributing to the delinquency
az 4 sixteen year-old Cincinnati girl,
whose case has involved a number q
men Of mature years and business
standing, an attorney said;
It 5 simply custom OF travel
ing men to firt with good looking
girls IN the street. 1t is a regret
table custom, but custom neverthe-
less"
The attorney spoke falsely. Thu
regrets able custom of which this at
forney stands convicted is to assign
te travelling men a character which
they DO not deserve and which hum
bic and earnest members Of the fra
ternity resent with righteous indig
nation.
There may be some travelling men
Of loose morals, but there are Law
yers ~. only of loose morals but OF
loose enacch.
Travelling men, as a rule, judgins
by those we know, are men of hiel
character and unqucstion morals.
Among travelling men. probably in
greater percentage than lawyers, are
those who give much time and ell
cry to spreading the Gospel, and Ia
this connection let us not forget the
Gideons in their devotion to the
Bible.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
MARCH IS IN HISTORY

17sC-Star9 Act repealed by Brit,
ssh government, rcservina
however the right to make
laws binding on the colonies
in all cases whatgocyc'.
1775-3ritish General Gage seized
1925 musket cartridges md
5000 pounds OF ball, all Of Il
Private property, stored or
Boston neck.
1776-Thc British troops havln&
evacuated Boston, Sir Arch
bald C-.npben unaware of his
movements. on entering tine
haIbor with 700 men, was
made prisoner By Washing
ton
1896 Napoleon Bonaparte assured
The tito Of King Of Italy
-PlttstIrs Incorporated as T.
city.
1SG3--Willlan Sulzer, former COVER
nor eli New York State, was
born.
1SG4-Suez Canal completed.
1s65-Thc Confederate Congress al
Richmond adjourned sine die.
I993-Gcn. Schuyler Hamilton,
grandson of Alexander
Hamilton and veteran Of the
Mexican and civil wars, died
in New York City. He was
born in 1890.
19f2-A locomotive explosion or
the Southern Pacific railway
killed Sc strlkebreakers and
injured "a other persons.
19lS-King George Of Greece was
assassinated at Salonica. HIS
son Constantine succeeded |
him az king
1st3-The French Cabinet resigned. |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
result FORFTOLD
MONTHS AGO FOR
URK-COPELANI)
The Bpllet,a Detailed Defense aal
Verdict in Case July
80, 1918.

Thu killing Of Hugh Atchison by
Way Copeland occurred at midniht
iuly ~ 1919. Tho Bulletin pub
NAcd an account thc only authentic
me e!'en to the public, on Saturday
rornias, July &c. The very next
lay The Bulletin gave an outline Of
yhet The defense would be in the
2aso. THIS was verified in detail
i the preliminary hearing at Bard
f1iL Monday and Tuesday. July IS.
29 The Bulletin in its issue fore.
I'D what would be the result when
nc ease came to final trial in tha
following words:
Dota VIII be acquitted as DELAYS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
RADF ORD, VA LIAM
R1-ioJn md Nervous, Restored e
Health hv Wind.


j. D. Robinson Radford. Va
saya was al! run down in health
had no appetite and was 10 nervous
Il coalI net sleep at night Vin7l
wa re-ommcndcd to me arI as.er
uairs enc bottle | noticed an i'm
rroHemont. Continuing its Use !
was completely restored to hcalth.
The nervousness is all some, can
@ocd nights sleep and have a
heart appetite. I can recommend
Finol 10 anyone who suffers as !
did.
Fiaol is tho greatest body build
CT and strength creator we know c..
The curative elements Of the cod g
i've. aided by the bloodmaking.
strengthening properties of tonic
iron contained in Vinol, restore IN,
lacking ingredients to the blood.
and thu result is health, strenata
and yiaor.
III YOU need building up try q
bottle II Vinol with the understand
ing that your money will be return
d il i does not help you. Paul G.
Schulz & Sons, druggists, Cairo. MI
Adgt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
Child Liable to &c Spoiled.

A Zarantanto. there has Just &C.
Cured a case which is probably
unique Of its kind 4 child has been
born while its father, grandfather,
great grandfather and great-grcat.
grandfather arc all living. Its name is
UFr.ticoechea. and the family are
Basque farm laborers. The great.
grandfather ard great. great grand-
father have acted as godfather to the
child. The united family constitute
nearly whole village.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
humorous lndexlnd,

Inaexers have been responsible fo:
many errors. but possibly the strang
est example Of curious indexing occurs
in a law book. Turning over its in
dex. a correspondent of the London
Chronicle noted the entry; Best, Mr.
Justice, His Great Mind" and refer
onco to the page brought this Mr.
Justice Best said he had a great MIND
to commit the witness for contemp
of court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
A Word of Caution

One should be exceptionally care
full just now about taking cold, and
when a cold is contracted set rid 81
it as quickly as possible. To accom-
plish This you will find Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy excellent. L is
not only prompt and effectual but is
pleasant and safe to take, and has 4
reputation of forty years back of i.
For sale by all dealers.--Adrt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
L-luhtnirc's Ereak.

Norristown. Pa.-Whne Thomas
Neyins, q young man of Conshocen
was bathing in the river he was s,racb
b. lightning and partially stunned
The electric fluid, however, melted 6
silver wire which had bsr placed r
his knee can following IN injaly .or
time ago. Now the on rgGor W hs'
to be rcpcStcG and The U4ra rel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

Mckee. Colo.-Gecrge Arnold dies
in great agony the ether d2y from
blood poisoning, caused by a crease
wood thorn which he ran into his
hands He picked the splinter out
at the time and. 10 all appearances
the wound seemed to heal Seycra!
days later. however, it began to tester
and blood poison developed. causir
his death within three days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

We have a larger army along the
Rio Grande than we had before
Santiago in the Spanish war. To
Keep the Mexicans in order? No, to
prevent Americans from recovering
their property by chasing bandits
across the border.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

Pittsburg man seeks divorce bc-
cause wife frequently gives him
pork chops for dinner. Predict Il
rush to marry the lady if a decree
10 granted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

San Domingo objects To "observa
ton If its elections. Very strange
If the Domineians courted obserya-
ton. Few murderers do.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
MOUND CITY


| Mrs. Clarence spent Sunday IN
! Cairo attending conference OF tae
, Alexander County sunday SCHOOLS
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work Ia Pc'aah county, is an cn-
ithusia-'lc Sunday school worker ans
WAS assisting in planning From:
Line CaT1di-n for the Aexander
iCcuntr schools.
GEORGE T. A-her has accepted a
pc. ton as travelling salesman for
the hroe2cr-Amos-James Grocerg
company 81 ST. Louis lie return6i
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oesan hls duties rs s1lesman Mo-.
day. Wis territory viii be Southern
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

Tho New Haven railroad hash
killed anybody lately, possibly -
cause lis trains haven't been Tup-
ning on time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18
For Freedom of Mind.

It makes the mind very free when
we give UP wishing, and only think OF
bearing what is laid upon Us and do
ing what is given US to do.-George
Eliot.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

Mexican reyomtionists are sai1 IA
be using cannon balls made Of !.
vcr. The odds against the rumor
however, are greater than 16 to /.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

Little" Judge Zen Lindsey OF
Denver has just married. And after
years Of POLITICAL experience in a
suffrage state at that!
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

Young bridal co pie or to Paris
to seek novelties in the tanso nig II
Try the matrimonial olc-stc2 first
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

Kentucky passes a'state-wida nrp-
hibition bill, but nobody will believe
1t has anything to do with the H.
quor question.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

The first accurate clock was Sc, 10
in England at Hampton court, in 1910.
Up to that time members oG the royal
suite used hour glasses IL their ri
vate rooms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-18

That boy who dropped seven
stories and just got up and smiled
is an example to holders of New
Haven Road stock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-27
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