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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
gJeTSarei6 Oct Ile6raS6a Repu6d6anerl

iuedliel nidlt erflareu. Serr Sipan
miro uieI gu ertlaren baben
u~eberbdnpt boben Die oret Re
bublifnner bon 9tebrasta, Sloan.
Barton mo ainfdi0, bic fiir bic
Gorlnae aeiitnmt baden, einen nm.
per3eibIideu gielsitreih beaangen.
Sic bitten bod, miiien iollena 0aB
lire gartei IN Aebrasta obue bic
llnteriniBlmg Der liberalen uuo be.
ionoerS Der fremo9eborenen Burger,
nidts erreihen fam los bat Oie
Gntpidelung Der gtebrasta Rolttit
In Oen leBten Sabren bod CANS
iibrrseugeno oargetban. Eroe0em
perbarren aber 6ieie gb%gcoroneteil
anf Seiten Der Muder mo 8robi-
.bitiomiiien. Sic boben nifts qe.
lernt uuo nifts pergeiien. Gle Ia.
Ben icrner ourh ihr gerhnIten &C.
.Seiat. Oub es DER repnblitauiifen
@drtei in Rebrasfa on eitem 5itb.
.rer fe6It. Der iolfe 3ummbeiten ib.
.rer Gertreter perbiiten fonnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
;siir @eredltiafeit.

9iid)aro 9artboIo mo NIT linn
Die 4bgeor0neten @oamer uno go.
bed hoben lid ole glnerfennnng uno
ben Can't aaer %perOient ourf fire
aeoen i'm aongreB, Domit lie Den
@er0dftiguugen Der Sopalit1t allrr
Geutihen OieIes 9anoes e~nteegellees
treten limo. @ort fir @ort miro
ie0er omertnntder gnrger Oeut-
ifer Art uno oellti9er Sertunit ur-
teridreibei mas bon ben @enanr.
ten Int nnierem nationalen 9;arlns
Hient ilber Die 5rene 81 mierem
2nnOe geiagt noroen lit iuie allies
Ods. mas tie iiber Die Sicbe uio
@nbdnglldjfeit CUR alien Seinlat5
ausgeiprodjen baden. Grt uuO 3eit
iiir oieie Garlegulig mo Aedtfer-
tiguig Der @eimnlrtg oes 4eutid-
thums rnieres Sanoes bate nidlt
beiier getDohlt peroen fonnen. Mebr
ober olid fett Sofa meniger bear-
iprnft bon Den Miillionen beutider
giiraer adiner. @eoer Cunt nod
Gorredlt. ionoern ein3ig @erettig.
felt. @ereftigfeit bei Der gerr-
tbellllng ibrer 5altlng IN 0ieier
idueren s3eit Beredtigfeit aber Dor
alIenr aud in Der 6aIting Der Ser.
5tanten geaenuber ben 0eutiGer
9anoen. @eit es bieron genlarl,
qelt bat, mehr aber nod, neil &C.
aen bic @ebipte Der @creftigfeit ge.
iiiuoigt por0, iii Dem 1eutiftHm
Die aufgabe, id Die gffid)t 5tgefal.
len nit alien ibm 3lr 8eriiigitnl
ite6enben legalen Nitteln oabin 81
Uirfen, 0aB bic @eredtigfeit and
in 0ieien 31geu einen Sort babC
I'M ufierem sanoe. 8ieier BORDERING
Fit lit atnierem notionalen 1arla.
ment BON aidaro 9ortbol0 uio Jet,
men Dhtitreitern III Doderer 8eiit
gtusorud ~perliabeu tporoen.
80. 3. 5ts5tg.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

Tas gun6es Observation-Disclosures
llat eeitcru bic gorlnne 5rr Git.
rima n%otipnaler 4rohibition abge.
Iehnt 1877 abgeoronete itimmien
0aiiir uu0 iS9 0aqearn; oies 1T
sruor cine cinfade Wlebrbeit. ou abcr
3uidbc gur 9moe@erioiiuna cine
.3mciorittel .0tebrheit haben miiiien,
Die oieie 8orIagc nidlt befaIn, lit
iie %nbaplehnt.
Cine aroBe Gnttdnitlmg baben
Sic republJtmiiden 9l6georonetcn
bon Gebrasfa ibren @oblerH berei-
let. in0em lie ale 0rei oafiir itimm.
ten. Defenders ober aonareBmnnn
Gbas. NJ. SloaE Der IN ieiner
eompagne gaiB otfen 81 Deriteben
CAB, 0nB CT eegen oaS @robibitions.
Amenoement itimmen miirOe mo
0arauihin Oie llnteritiIblng 0es 9e.
iammtcn libernIen 9iirgertbums er-
hirlt. Gic 0niaba 5ribiiue bat ibn
Narnni iDorm mteriilbt uuO tanu
iid icinen pIoblidcn 8eiinnumgs-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
@nte Son IN haruen 0pts[.

COS 9drnen &otel geiDinnt i'm.
mpr utebr al gouilaritdt Der Gil
aeutbiimer oeiieIben SER G6as.
5orenien lift nift nur beitrebt. lei.
neu @diten nett nn0 foii1 eingerift.
tcte 3inrmer 5lr 8erfiigtung 3n iteI.
len, ionoern bat aud Dafiir geforgt,
oab iie Elm ge6iegencs giIen 5n md.
Bigen. 1reiien erflolten. Ger be,
fonllte GbcrfoG 8err Gtto Nenoi
lit bon ieiner MciIc nod Gbit1gc
Into Geu Dorf ipieOer nadJ bier
suriidaefe9rt ufb Fat Bic 9eitlinc
Der Slide oes Sarnen 6oteIs aber.
nofnnlef. Mnn FAINT bcrfidert Icin
OoB Serr Nenot beitrebt III. ben
@eifmad Ger Sotelgdite Refmnf
AT tragen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
sanssrTtlt 1915.
Cmnba lpirb btn SanarrbnHO Des
WUrbprlttns lpiIlfOmmtK
brihen.
(slus Der Chicago sbeaOpoit,
20 Tesember.l

(sluS Der CHICAGO Abcu0poit,
20. Gesember.l
9iudjoem ourh oie eintibrung
Der 9robibition e. Der sur beitiiaot
auseriebcncn @cbirgsitoOt Dcuper
unmoalih aefuorOen nar, ben iiber
nommencu 8crpilihtungen nndl5u'
iommcn nno benz S1ngerbunoe Dec
NorDmcitens bet icinem 9%unoeslon
aerieit i'm fommet0eH CONNER cine
miir6iae Static al bereiten, NOR on.
ter Raih tbcucr. Die 9uHOespe
b0rbc belt llmidlau uuicr Den im
Bun0esaebiet IN 5rnee fonmcnocn
Sta0ten, botte abcr Hnier Den lint
itdnocn. Der ailr5e DER fir DIE Dor
bereihmaen nod perbleibenoen 3cit
pcaeL feineu Griola 81 pcrdciGncn.
% mar es Die filbne. u1terneh
mcn6e .a0nigin ocs @eiteus" ON
QiiHoiiri Gmahd. pelhe In bic gre.
idc iprang unO nit einem S@lnge
Dos Set rettcte. eingeoent oes
aldn5cnoen TT mn 10 ei~nOrudspolle.
rem. neil gnn5 uherDortetcn er.
.foIees, peIdcn Gmoba NIT Dent
.S6ngerfct i'm Sabre 1910 erSielt
bot. cntiflob Der 0ortiee @uiifDcr'
Elm iid. tros Der idledten 3eitcn
mS oes ihiper IoitenOen 8elttrieges
.Dns1 Set 5i iiberuebmen. mo fano
in allen arciicn Der Staot bic Ieb.
bafteite An~erfennnug un0 8ilignng.
Ter Staotrotb bon SHdb0 bot
DEM Wtuiifperein ieine @liidipiinihe
ausgeiproden nno i'm ieiner 9itt
billie bel Der. 60roerung oes 6cites
periihert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
GRIT erASrt Sisle @ebete nidt.

s5enien. Qebr., 81. 9e5. 1914.
8crtber @err gol. 5. Eeter,
Omaha, Iebr.
sd i6ide Sbnen helite eitiea
Siasboro. aanias, 08orm1rts" GA.
NIT iie ieben fonnen, mie nniere
Oeutid. ruiiiiden thermometer I'M
9urdidnitt iiber Den cllrop1iiden
arieg oenfen. Sd oenfe, iolange
ais oos 1mcrifdniide NoIf Den lie.
ben @ott i'm 9SrieOen bittet babel
aber ben friegfiibrenoen golfern
ariegsmdteri1l Iiefert, miro st
ifperlid) Die Bebete erboren.
@Iiidiidles Geibnddten pro gteil.
.iabr niinideno Sbr
eSoIn H. 5bielIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

CIV enfitnno fem gcridt an Sic merifoniide
@rpiie, DerieIbe lautete:
EehlidDe 6ront, Srautrcid. II gs lid Die
0eutitet geitern oii Scr redten 6lonfe nidt niebr
boIten %tonnten, neriltten ie es NIT Der lirtfen.
On aber bicie ouf Dem an0ern Gnoe Der Shladt.
linie lag, IieB Der aaiicr gum Riid5ua blaien. Sn
Der auireguna ~neritnnO Der Irompeter ben 8e.
fehl faIih un0 blies CUR piloen 5luft, pel9c aud
iogleid a%tsartete. Die ger5meiflune Der iIieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
aA Hlahen'

Dos liH0 muftige aeulenbiebe fin
Aniere tborid)ten gritcuireunOe. limo
jeocr 6'eb iist. Ta i'll nidt Gin
5nB Oeu iie iuioerleqen fonnteu.
Benn nidt ebeH Die 2onooner 9rinni
HenDergiftlmg, Dor Der id fd,on boz
5ebn 5nbren geiDarnt batte, oereTl
Jolgen icoer einiittige gilrger TOM.
men ieben mnBte. 10 LANCE Sabre
ibr llnipeien III unIerer amerifani.
iden Rrcile nn1eitort bate frciber
fonaeft, mare oipie 70 abioIif iinQe.
ldidltlide Auffaiiuag Der gcgeniDdr.
tigen Gage ~icitens eines groben g6ei.
Ies mieres Bottles gar nift iii Der.
iteDen. Is miro DicI 3eit INA
idluere D9iibe foIteib oiries @ift ans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
N6lpartenbr Mdnnfr ipartn Gas.

abluartenSe Mdnner iparcn @elO.
Der MultimiaionGr Auiiea Gage
foufte ieinc aleiOung itatt am Be-
aim itets an Gn0e Der Soiion un0
er erflorte itets. Dab er teinen GERM
gen Stol5 0urrin iese. fir ieiu
.@el6 100 4roSent 3uriid5nerbnIten.
9ei ieiHem Qo0e binterlieb Hui
.iel Soge runo 100 Millioncn Col
lars. Nm nGfiten Sumitag nun
.lperocu pieIe Kramer Die @elegen.
belt 81 gleiaem Son0eln mic RuiirI
Sage bnbeu. grmoeis gc6en aus.
InnbI aus nl ibren Serrens an5ugen
tino sltcber5ieberu at $f5, iuoDou
uiele 0ieier Ansiige bis $40. $35,
$50 rno $25 feincr peniger
oils $50 merth fin0.
@ir iino Der ue%ber3euautna, onf
Ien iolner Gerfouf es mcrtb iii.
non eirtem Sreuloe 3llmt anoerer
er3dblt jf mer0en. 9as Sprehcr
barber lobnt lid. IS 1T cine feit.
ite6enoe Aegel. oaB Sic, menn Gil
iriib IN Der 5aiion f~aufen, fiji
$40 fetncn glIten ansug ODER lie.
berlieher erbalte1. Samjtog pcr.
ben Sic oas Bette fir SIS erbalten
mo, oo Die MODEM nielcn 8intel
ratS fommenoen 5riibIin0 inn
hofihpabrifetulid aud ~fomnienoes
sSnbr nift aeduoert meroen, tper.
ben Gle Ourf ausniieume 0ieiel
100 gro3ent mebr fir Sbr @eIi
erbaIteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

tiaes @erf, oab er Die 8cIt Dor
0ieiem iurdtbaren gerbdngniB Der
gernittuna aller iittliden 9egrifie
beluahrt bat. Seine groben Siege
lUeroen ibn inter oie ar0BteH 5elo-
berren aller 3eiten einreiben. Seine
aeififtIife Million BE er nber
0amit c~riiiIlt bot, meroen ihn junl
Grrctter Der aultilr eliropas uno
III elmer 9idt9eitolt MAIDEN. Die lid,
itilbeu6 Dor europa geitcIt lat
uuo 01s AuHentbum init gerpnlttger
SSauit in Die @reu5en 5uriidpari in
DE Is geb0rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
tinala6sfaa.

Ger Del Der Merriam & Mianro
60, IL. mo aifolas GtraBe, ais
MaageuReiiter beihaftigte Seiirp
5daFer, 366 5iiO 80. 5trnBe, 5iio.
Emabd. 0erietb geitern beim abla.
ben atuiidjcn Rontpe un0 eiiten porl
Ieitiet M~itdr6eifcrn ohne lem Bii-
len In Bsipegiiisg geiesten Moaen.
Gr erIitt ID idipere @erlesullgen,
oab Ct In 0as ct Soiepb 6oipitnI
geldynfft Deroen mliBte, mo ct III
beoeufIidem 3uitnaoe oarnieOerlieei
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

Der amcrifoniIncn goIfsiccIe wiecer
so entferncn. Der MnnId clues ie.
ben nniridtiacn MmeriIoners ioIlte
fem. S1ttcn pir MIR mebr ioltcr
mcri6rodencr Manner mie Serrp
Soporo. bic ibrc Siimme In Der
.cnaliihomerintniiten Nrrlle erbe'
ben. Or. 3. @erhoro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23
aie hiituriidle @iRian Ninbenbnrns:


Gir gcihihtli6e Senoing Sins
ocnbunas lit ole gepoltigite, oie ieit
Den 3agen Der Sample 5miihen
@erHiaurn mo Romern iemals ei.
ucm MarHe 5ntbeil aemor0en lit.
lin bic 8eOetting Oicier SenOuug
ridtia III erfaiieI mus man iid Den
qroben inneren Sintergruno 0es
gSeltirieges Ueracgenmdrtigeu mo
ith gleihiam ouf ben StanOpuutt
iieleuL pom Dem aus in Sabrumoer.
ten Die @ulturforider oen beltigeu
@elttrleg betradtet batten. nenn
9ilBlauo uidjt Oiirh oos @enie Sin.
Aenbllrqs 3erifmettert moroen mare.
Gs iii fcinc 5rage, 0aB i'll oieiem
Yale mir einen ipdtereu 8eihidtsf
iorifer Der arieg I'M gSeiten Der
heute Die groBte 8eOeutung bat, Hur
cine un~tergeoronete HoIle ipielen
iuiir1p.
@ei Der aei6idtliden 8etrattulg
bon aclDaltigen @enoepunften gro.
Der 3eitldufe tuerOen nidt Die arte-
ge uno Siege mad ibrer 5eitiaen
@r0Be, iunoern nnh loren fulturge-
idihtlidlen 6otgen gepertbet Ger
@eltfriea entitnnO, Oariiter 1T bei
feiHem elm 3ueIfel neil HuBlnno
Der mosfomif hen Soee cine Mus
breituna iiber 9on3 europa ldoffen
mOllte. Der 8aIfan miBte IN Den
leBteil ssriegeH ST einem rniiiiden
&nialenitaat peroeu. Serbien bate
BON AuBlauo ben 4uftrag, ben ia.
miid-ruiiiihen @eoanfen in Seiter-
reid ous5ubrciten. Sic groB.ierbi-
idjen llntriebe. 0enen Der Gr5ber3og
sSrall3 J~er0innno 3nm Gpfer fiel,
n1reu enc NIT AltBlanos @iniuili-
ainlg betriebene 4git1tion Oes rui-
fiihen @eodnfens. Ms 0ann Der
groBe arieg ailsbrad, ga Geutid.
lamb Iif bird, 0ie aelpnltigen 9aii-
itnngen auBldtos gegen Geiterreidl
uno gegen geutidlan0s eigene Dit.
arei3e beorobt fiiblte, mar in Der
9rpiie Ser gar3eH 8elt oageneir
Ill Ieien, Dab rs iih Inn Elm @ett.
ringen qpiidlen Dem rldiiihen Sla'
Deuthnm mno BEN @ermanentbunt
han0Ie.
los 1T Ser aprupunft Oes gro,
FEN 8elffrieges. @ltBlon6 tpout;
iqine Sanoe nad 9eIterre.f mS
narh 9entihlan0 mlsitreden, LII
0nNtrn anf3 europa 81 einem mi
fIidcn 5taat 5u MAIDEN. S1ttt
NuBlan0 qeiieaf, oalm ludre natiir.
qena1b 6ranfreih IN boaiger abbdn
ai9feit DoH BEN iibermdhtiger
AnBlano gerntbeit, unD gngIano no.
lie ein erbitterter nber ibiDatJel
aeinO 9itrylanos g%etporoen. MuB.
lail0 bottle iefne 5dnge ndh oet
3irfei a~lsgeitrect, bate gan5 ger.
lien als iein Sntereiiengebiet be.
trnhtet bdtte Afgbantitan uRo Sn,
1ien behrobt, ofne 6nB iif england
bate 0dgegen pebren fofnen.
Tics udre nber nidjt Die ifred.
Ndlite Iolae oes arteges aeiDclcn
lie fi~irdtDarite unS ule iittlidef
Neariffe crihiftternoe 6olge Oieici
@rieges. 0efien ans9anq Ods fitr3
iid1tige gHglnno anr nidjt erfann
hdffc, mare ober Bic qefueIen, BAT
bic robe. plitntpc Alio nngeiii9ial
fnlifidc aultur ben 5ieg fiber 81
a~erlnnHiide aHltur erl1ngt b1tte
Tam ruaren ale iittIidea GriuH6
lnaen bernidtet mdt Mir fiji jebt
Iotoern fir bic ipdtcrea SabrbHn
0efte.
Nebcn 0ieirn furdt6dren Be9left
criHefnirnqef1 ses @eItfrieges mar
0er RENE fricgsmdBige gerIdnf oei
pss in acltcn iitf bic ipdte
feft s~satrbHn0ersc 3ur 'bolli6en &c
Acknowledgment Aerabgeinnten. eit
ropa n1I0 Miien mdren rnliiid nni
aer niiifdpH aHlite ausaeIiefer
perpFH
III liitI noelNlsrgs geUal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-23

Den Geufonen 5eiete f6 b%cIonOers oif ibren &c.
fdtcrr, obcr aitd an Dem 5uriideeIaiienen ariegs.
material. Der Safer berlor ieinen 0egen iutO
mfeyoem piel angltiHipciB. als yfnde tootetei
Sie Geudiden 20 9ricfter. gerInlte Der 9eniiden:
100000 @efaugene. 10000 9oote. 9r. Giib,
a. Q. - DIR. 3iib miroe I'M anrrpfeepiibI
bon eincr AZ 3cntimeter aanone berplnoet, 0ob
bofft pr bolo pieoer oil Die 5ront az geben.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
Bros,
ARE MUCH Awe
so THEY SAY
Former Cairo Grocerymen Who Were
Ill. Give Evidence of Return
turning Health.

Many friends Of the Prcntis BROTH
ers. who conducted a grocery anu
market at 2714 Sycamore street, up
tn A few weeks ago, and sold their
store +, Hustler and left the city be-
aaneo If illness, will be pleased TO
lnarn that they" are recovering
rar,dly, as the following letter PUB
lisbea in the Wickliife Yoeman OF
Friday proves;
eve see year announcement IN
the Woman of ON selling our stor"
IN Cairo and you stated that you
had not been informed of our future
Intentions. This leads us to say TO
Won that we do not know at TINS
time just where we will locate.
I'VE left Cairo because OF the
writer's heath. We came here IL
wait for spring and if our health NAE
not improved as much as we thorgh'
If should we would then go to the
Ozarks. but thanks to the good Lore
we have got rid of the chills ana oui
cold is much better and If we keel
on improving we will not have tt
go off in search of health.
1--WE are eating three square meals
| a day, kicked wife out of bed tAre'
| times last night, got up this morn
ing ran everybody off the place ant
| feel like | coud run you a "a 100
race nr stand before YOU In three
| round bout. Our friends viii hn'
us, for the present at the Ca6lns
where they have lots of good thing
to feed paupers. We may so bael
to Cairo and we may stay in Wick
life. Your friends,
PRENTIS EROS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
FORMER TYP|ST
PRES. WILSON
WAS ARRESTAD
tTetty Stenographer Employed in
Old New Jersey Days Charged
With Stealing Gem,

New York March 29.--Miss MAY
Haven, twenty-f3ur years old,
stenostapher to President Wilson
when ne was Governor of New Jer-
soy, was held in $500 bail today
by Judge Rosalsky on charge OF
grand larceny.
The girl, extremely pretty anG
vivayious. was arrested on complain
of Mrs. Laura Studebaker. Accord
ing to the story told by the latter,
Miss Haven stole a diamond ring
from hcr dressing room while on g
social visit to her apartment
The pretty young sCcnographer de
clares the ring had been loaned t.
her by Mrs Studcbaker and that
while temporarily financially EN-.
harras5cd she had pawned it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
VILLA HOLDS THE
BEST POSITIONS
IN T0RRE0N CITY
Concluded from Page 0ne.)

day. The last week the general has
ridden horse back for 500 miles, and
in the last two months has Travelled
1000 miles in the same way. He
locks the picture of health and yisor.
A living contrast to stories that he
was feeble and that he had constant
recourse to stimulants in order to be
about.
All afternoon automobiles and car
riages streamed out the road to am
ticipate his arrival. The road held
struggling professions of vehicles
bicycles, saddle horses, and meF
women and children IN gala attire
each With a bit of the national red
white aud green
Gen. Caranza declared he had NJ
occasion to modify the decree of sew
cral months ago, when he dcclarct
that no contracts OF the Huerta gov
eminent would be recognized, shoult
the reyclutionists succeed in captur
ing Mexico City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARxEN HAIR
Comon garden Sage and Sulphur
makes streaked. faded or gray
ha:r dark and glossy at once.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly com
pound ID, brings back the natural
color and lustre to the hair when
faded, strcaked or gray;also ems
dandruff, itching scalp and stops
failing hair. Years ago the only
way to set this mixture was to make
it at home, which is mussy and
troublesome.
Nowadays, we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyoths SAGE and
sulphur Hair Remedy You VIII
get a large bottle for about 80 cents.
Everybody uses this old, famous
recipe. because no one can possibly
tell that you darkened your hair, a.
It does it SO naturally and evenly
You dampen a sponge or soft brl
with it and draw this through YOU
hair, taking one small strand at f.;
time; by morning the gray nail
disappears, and after another appli
cation or two. your hair become,
beautifully dark, thick and GLOSSY
and You look years younger. Advt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
MFRRY-CO-ROUND
CAUSES RACES TO
mix" At SEDAu|A
Trouble eliminates at Midnight and
Fire Department Helps D3s-
perse Crowds.

Sedalia, Mo, March 29.-A race
riot in street here To-Day was
auelled only after the fire depart
prem, vas ordered out to aid the po-
lice and deputy sheriffs to drive the
combatants to their homes.
The trouble eliminated at mid
might between white people and ne
Eroes at merry So-round.
Armed with brickbats and clubs,
several hundred persons battled IN
the down town district for two hours.
After several arrests were made the
crowd was dispersed. No one was
seriously injured.
While various rumors and threats
'of further trouble were afloat it is
believed there will be no further dis
,,rder.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
ONLY 3 MINUTES
MOUND CITY AND
MOUNDS PHONES
Time Connection Limited to Give All
Telephone Users Equal
Good Service.

times up" will be the telephone
onerator's gentle reminder that you
have had three minutes use OF the
rbone connecting Cairo with Mound
City or Mounds, and three minutes
viii be all that will be allowed at
any one connection, hereafter.
This is a new rule adopted by the
Home Telephone Co, which rule
went into effect Friday for the first
tine.
The adoption of this rule was the
result Of conference with Manager
liz, T. Aisthorpe of the Home Co.
and a number of business men OF
Mound City and Mounds, who hau
repeatedly been unable to get within
reasonable time. Cairo business
mon TO place orders with them for
| goods. and for other business pur-
poses.
While the Telephone Co main
ltains three circuits between Mounds
land Mound City and five circuits
lbctwoan Cairo and Mound City, there
were times during the day ana ire
lnnently during the carly evening
when all the lines were busy ano
| the people having social chats low
lcr's chats and long-winded harangueS
lhcld onto the lines with apparently
lnever-let- go-grip, to the detrimen'
lcf those who had business Of import
lance to transact. 1t is said one party
lhad n ,oclal chat almost every even
/ ing with friend in Mound Cit!
(which usually kept one line hun!
M for forty minutes or more. Thu
III only one instance of many Nh
monooolizcd the lines for indetinit
lrcriods.
Manager Atsthorpe said he was i
Mound City yesterday and Will
here many business men, patron
: of the Home phone expressed them
: elves as greatly pleased at the ne'
= order. The Mound City and Mound
mes are free to all using the HON
F., 1hcne3 and Manager Aisthorpc say
III users of the lines should /
rcatcd alike.
ii AS soon as one of the constructio
amrs have given I'D the use Of
=, Inc that has been built into tn
- Drainage District, this line will /
=. extended to Mound City and will /
=, idcd TO the other five lines now /
a. perati)n.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
TANGO CRAZE
CAUSES KICK
OF DIPLOMATS
Young Members of Various Lega-
tons WOeful Because of New
Fad OF Dowag ers.

London. March 29.-Tho afternoon
tango fad is becoming wearisome to
tho young unmarried diplomats. the
dowagers OF society were reluctant
to take up the new dance, but the
craze has now become general amonS
the old ladies who do not intend to
forego quickly the new lease which
it has given them ON youth. Hence
the woe of the young diplomats for
the dowagers are giving countless
afternoon dances to which they are
all invited.
1t would be fatal TO the social ca
reers OF the young men to disregard
them. The diplomats are the select.
cd victims, not only because they arc
the natural dancing men, but be-
cause they have their afternoon free
The dances have increased so that
many of the diplomats attend one
daily. The Young diplomat COM
plains that neither age nor weigh.
can keep the enthusiastic dowasers
off the floor aud he declared if he IN
tangoing with a duchess weighing
| 200 pounds and who in years hat
reached almost the allotted span, Is
not earning his salary he would like
to know why not.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
n EARLY THREE
HUNDRED DINED
WITH BAPTISTS

to Nn were noted Or. and Mrs f. j.
Cause, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. kig-
gle, Unity; Mart Corzine, Dongoa.
Mrs j. b. Wiley. Wickliffe, Ky;
Frank Kendall and wife of Mounds;
f. r. Carlock, Dongola
1t was estimated thai between two
hu ldrcl and fifty and three hundred
toe k dinner in the church annex yes,
ter lay.
7 he reXt session OF the Union will
be held at Golden, beginning on Fri
day before the fifth Sunday in May.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
ENGLAND la Thankful.

II is from America that MARY Had
a Little Lamb" comes. So do most or
the parodies Of it. thank goodness
London Globe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
Sunrise and Sunset.
NEWS OF THERIvERS

stage of river 2S.7 feet fall OF
4 during the preceding "a hours
Stage of river March 20, 1913
49.f feet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30

r... LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. Il. W. Groves
SIGNATURE is on each box. Is cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-03-30
Chambcrlain's Tablets.

These tablets are intended espcc-
tally for disorders OF the stomach,
liver and bowels. If you are
troubled with heartburn, indiges-
ton or constipation they will do yon
good. For sale by all dealers. -Advt