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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17
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Starfe GanOnaDe tn @ef.6lanDern
aufre9terbalten; bcftige &fe
on Der MtSne!
Sriten gsfeben SsIOenmutb Oer seuti9cn Gin!

1as eHee SHomaons garcan ber0feHt un langtn gerih
bic Sample ranfred geeeH in Scm6ea ur6
Hnb nnb SOSesperadnus Der 9euen Anbeduftes Cob &C.
SOFT 5rot upeers in @eitaHbern 6absH bic 1enlden
bic Mugrif mber nngnommn Die SOlbatrn baben infolgc
Der IdItdH gtterHns dw ~ leiben - gruB 8aes rei
snm Seer nad SraufreG Die rn1e 5lOte iOn augbd ben
6iRnden Meerbnn bernFen baben, Der Sndcu Gfeeoe
cine Sdadt an5necu General 9egSs nnsebid berDnuOet
Der aries 0Oert msebnre Cpier. BrHB Sstar il miebsr
engerhf 9as engiide ganmnt buiast tOlO6ae aressau
Isibe un6 cine peire Wf0iun Sobaten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17
llOrSItt als
9ritgs-BOne!
9ieIs anfiinbisnHs madte gremisr
glsanitb bente i'm llnterbauie.

2on0on. IL. 9eob. - 93remier
9lsquitb utahte beute I'M llnterballie
Die glnfilnoiguila bab bic britiide
giegierllng Die eanSe gloroiee ais
ariegsaone erfI1rt nnb minirt babe.
glae Qlngeboriee feinbli6er gtatio.
nen, Die auf Sdiffe nneittraIerglGf.
te angetroffen iuerbeh peroen ais
ariegsgefangene nod GneIano ge.
bra9t meroen. Msqliitb erfIGrte fer.
ner, 6ob alipler aIs artegsfontre.
bonOe betrahtet piro.
Gie obne eIeiden Ooiteben6en gln.
griffe Der Gelhiden aiif benz Griegs.
idaupIae IN 8eitFIanoern tamen
ebenfoIIs sur Sprnde, oesgleiden
Der enersiibe @ioeritariO Der 9lliir.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17
Cirktn lltgta
ibtr RnQtn!
Olnftn sr6en itlbii ~, baF ne iidl in
aleiuaiisn Snriid5ieben
muhteu.

2on0on, 7. glop. - Ter Netro-
araoer aorreiponbent Der Dlorning
Bot meIbet. .7cr gormari6 Der
Ruiien aui 8erierim lit sum SAL
ten aetommen; auf oem aomm 6es
Geoe.goDum S6ben5uges. tpeI6er Die
llmgegeno Grierunls ungibt uno
bon Den Giirfen itorf beieitigt 1T,
erlitteu Die glliien cine gaieberluge.
8ie Iiirfen batten i'm geeigneten
g(iiscnblid 3ablreide 8critdrtunsen
erbaIten uno ergriffen gegen Die
glfien Die SiIeniipe. Ole giltiien
batten bereits Bic 8oritd6te BON
aoprufeii beieet. Iaben iid aber
ac5iDlmgeu, 5uriid3llDeibeu. Die
9iIrten tdntpiteH nit GROCER gnt.
idIoIieubeit.
Ter tiirtiitc Sultan erIieb ENC
Rrotlamation an Die armee mtO
5Iottc, uorin er @roBbritanniei,
5ranfreid mo glubIano bei9uIbigt
ben arieg gegen bic Iiirtei onssitif.
tet 81 baben Gr fiiat 6in3u, bas
GrsebuiB rpcr6e ben gnihlng &C..
een bic Selbitberrid)oft oes Eiirfi.
ideu 9ieihcs lin gnoe MAIDEN. Na6.
Dem er ieine SoIbdten uno Introien
sur 8apferfeit ermabnt, Iagt er
am SdIub: yRiht mlr Dos Sdid.
iaI imicres cigeueu San6es, ionOern
and Die fiinitige griiten5 pom 300
giillionen 9loslem bdugt pou GU
rem Siege ab. ="
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17
8eniur madlt iidl IadlrrTfdl.

2on6on, II. 9tob. - Ger trldna
6iide @otiouoIiit stmotbp SeoID es
flGrte beitte i'm lltterbauie, oaB Der
engIiide 3enIor iid) por Der gurSen
8eIt IG9erItA made. gllles, mas
ibm nidt iiber bic ariegsberid)ter.
itdtting pdiie, ptro bon Tim ge.
itriden; iogor 6os @ebet Der Siir4
Ten an anab 1ntte er no9 @utbiiina
ten dbee1n6ert.
2onoon, II. 9tcb. - Ser 9etd.
nan, bes be1torbenet 2oro 9oberts
tutr6 nit srobent ftrtEtittdriI6enl @e.
prdttge IN Der ct, 93GuCs saatbe.
6roIe beigeiest tperben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17
glsiteffe ariensnndridltrn.

Berlin, II. gaub. (sSanfeuberi&t.y J
8Gs @eneralbanptqaartier bot belr
tt @adHittag fuIgenbeR gcridjt her.
ansgcseben: rSm 40seuteinen Der.
lief Der geitrige Sag aaf benz melt.
lidlen SriegsIfanplab berb1ltnifmG.
fig rabig. SabIid BON @erbnR
unS nurSOitlid] uun gireD nnternap
men Die Sran5pien einen enerei.
iden gOritOf, luurOen ieSOd 5nriif.
seidlagen.
1tniere Gpcratipnen anf 6em 5its
lidlen &riessidlanplae MAIDEN giin4
itige sSprtidlritte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17

Senienigen ipeIhe oeu 0eIosug er.
6ifneten, Htinoeriuertbig iino, ron.
men mir niht beurtbeiLeu; 5batia.
DIE ieooh lit, DAB Die preitBiihe
ariegsmoihine Oeruloge Der eiiernert
DisBiplin, bon neIdSer bic gauge
oeiltibe Ration onrd)6rilngen lit.
eritalinli6e @rfoIge 5eitiat giS iebt
iin6 bic Eeltiten imitanoe geiueieu,
allie gerIuite in ibren 9teibeu ourh
friihe Srllppen 81 erieben ln6 pie-
berbolt barte SGlagr gegen uns 81
fiibren ioipie 5obIreid)e 9ruppen an
geipiIien Gunftcn su fon3entrircn,
baren W}iltb unpertennbdr lit gs
lit pnbr, ooB bic griten NIT einem
6einoe 81 tbun baben, oeiien Sallpt.
moht aus baftig misaebiIoeten iu.
aeuolihen 8efruten beitebt, aber
Die 8batin6e bleibt nifts0eltoneni.
ger beiteben, DAB Oieie jungen 9elite
NIT glutb un0 gutihloiiehbeit fam.
pien. Groboent bic meiiien Sffisie.
re fielen itno tros Der llngeilbtbeit
I'M Sample etnaen anaben I'M NJ.
Ter bon 16 mo ~ SSdbren 8um
Sturnl gegen ntiere gatterien Dor,
itiirmten uniere Sfiibengrdben rtn0
erlagen obHe NIT Der @irnper 3t
3lden Dem fein0lifen 6euer. 9os
lit bic SSolge elmer Elm sSabrbun.
bert olten nationaIen 0iS3ipIin felt
Ginfilbrung Der allgelneiuen 8ebr.
pfIidt. Die 9eutiden ba6en Die.
ielbe ongenommen in Dem Blau6en,
onb 6ieielbe in llebereinItimmung
NIT 6eutiben SoeaIen unsertrenn.
bar lit Bie perifie6en aud Die
Glenentc, aus meIten 0as 0eittf6e
gfeih 5uiarmengeieet Ill, iein mo.
gen, burh bic 9ladt Der preuBiiben
ariegsmoifine iin6 iie 3n einem Elm.
beitliden 8an5en berifmoI3en, nm
fir Die rationale Griitens at fam.
pfen; uno bic 36aten Die fie aus.
fiibreu, lit eriidtIit, bab BEL i6nen
bas DGeutidlauo, 9elti6lano iiber
aaeS~ fein leerer 8obn lit.
Die Sample in Srnufreid.
Gar;s, Z. g3op. Syn Der @e.
gen0 bon Dpern un6 Girnuoe ian.
ben beltte g2odnittag beftige 9[rtiI.
Ieriefdupfe itatt, luelde dber fin
feline Ser fdnpfeuoen gorteien men.
nensipertbe GrfoIge allf3umeiien Bat.
ten. 3ie Geutid)en berillhten. bel
8aiID Die 9lisuc 81 iiberIdreiten,
ooh nuroe Der 9eriu1 bereitelt. S5t
ben argormen tpur6e Elm feinaIider
Sdiitengra6en bon ben 5ran3oien
in Die Rlft griprengt
Die aoronnoe in g9eftflanoern
nimmt an Seitiafeit gu. gei Sir.
id)oote urternabnen bic 3eutIben
aitf Die ieinoIiden 5teIIunaen eineu
Sturmaariff; oerieI6e iplroe obge.
idIogen.
GusliIder Situntiunsberidlt.
9on6on, II. Gob. .srob oes
nebmen Die adlnpfe
in @eitfIonoern NIT ME 0aacfueiener
Sortnidigfeit ibreu 6ortgonq. Dton.
TAG griffen Die 9eutiden ipteoer in
Der llmgegeno bon gpern on, ipur.
oen ieoo9 5uriifgpi6logen. Die
Situation fir bic 8erbiinoeten lit
giinitig. 9li85ar0s brauien ii6er Oie
bon syreiln6 uno
6eift0 oabin. 9ie Soloaten linb
groBen Stropnden nilsgeiest. Gin
groBer sSl1deuralm @eitfIanoerng
in Ser llmeeeeto bon Girnruoe lit
infolee Der idueren Reaenf1Ile
lporOen.
Die fran5oiiiden nn0 0eltti6en
geridte iiber bic Gage Der Dinge
nuf oem peitli6en slriegsifoupIot
laiiten mioeriprebcnO. Berlin fagt,
bob ipegen oeS idlehten @etters
MIR fleinere @efedte itattfinocn. ga.
ris nelbet, boB ote Geutiden BET oeut
Den aonoI bel Girntroe ait
Iiberts0ysiten surildeeluorfen tuuroen;
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17

- Die btsImtg bon Senrp 6.
Rt9mcr0 betriebene @ohenf9rift
rGbe Oninho gtebrosfan" iIt bon
MHnr6 8. 9latcalfe, Honomo.Ssa.
nnitonu1iifdr ,tttD iuobIbetannter 9se.
brasfa 8eitltngsttotln, uno Sionep
0, Rotger, etaent nter betnntnen
+ ,,Mb-Wto1ut@, dngetouft.
~ DIE efettrii6e 2i1.Gompna.
rife Bt ben SorgeidIageHeit 3 Sab.
res.aontratt NIT Oer Stabt aurlids
eesOssss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17

Geroeit b6tten oie gereinieten Stno.
ten feinerIei 9eredtigitng, etiuas IN
Der obteen Code 81 tbur.
@s miro einige 8eit bnuern biz
Die oiplpmntiiden gertreter Der Ser.
eirtigten Sta1ten In Columbia un6
ECUADOR = Inn oieie bonoelt es iih
ornG6It iiber beiagte lniduloi-
aunaen perben beridten fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17

bic gMiirten eroberten mebrere fra.
tegiIde &ldte surild; Bipci oeutide
Qlugriffe puroen abgeidlngen mO
Gin Hegineut pur6e iiiolih bon Sir.
idoote bollig nlifgerieben.
Gin Sriegsbeobohter i6rei6t bon
Der 5ront, oaB ale 9lnitreneungen
Ser Gcutideu, einen Sell apiiden
Die britiiheu Sruppen 5u treiben,
bis jett eriolgIos geiueien iinb; and
bat Die 8utb Der oeutiben glneriffe
merfIih na69elaiiet. Bod gibt Der
o @eudbrsmann Ill, ooB fi6 bic Geitt.
iden Oh jung ODER ntittIeren 4lters,
nit grober 8rabour idlagen. @e.
lingt es aber ben 3eutIden ni9t,
iiber gpern nod Diirfir4en ooer
Calais nor5u0ringen. oann fonnen
Die aaiirten Oen Sieg bennfprnden.
8erihten bon 9etrograo 3ufolge
enttuifelt iib Der 5eIo5ue Der Rlti.
len an Der oitpreuBiiden @renae fir
lie giinitig. Ole @ren3benolteritng
@reuBens befiuoet fih ouf 6erSlu6t,
neil iie einen 3lpeiten ginfaa Der
gtuIien befiiratet. gIn Der poIni.
iden @ren5e uno in @ali5ien iteben
ii1 5iuei 9iieienbeere in Sdlo6t.
orbnltng gege1iiber, Der Ausgang
Oes Samples mag ben 9rieg i'm
Giteu enti6etoen.
Gs beibt bier, 6oB bic SeIterrei.
der &rafau obne 8ertbeioigung auf-
geben iDeroen, lin Die Sta0t bor
3erItorung 5u bema1ren.
7cutidjc Glutte bei glDrmcgen.
Gopcn5a1cn, IL. geoo. Der
6cuti6e arell3er Berlin lit in
Gronoi6cinL gtoripegcn, eingetrof.
fen; oeutide llnteriee6oote iin0 in
ser @cgen0 Der 2ofo6en SnieIn ge.
lidtct poroeu.
2onoon, II. g1op. = Sier lit Die
Gofrift ein1etroffen, boB Die
Oeilti6e 0itieciIotte bentnd6lt bon
Der ruiiiifen 8lote angeariffen iper.
oen miro. Sic rliIIii6en Saiffe
ha6en onge6Iih SeIiingforS berlai.
ien ilno oanlpien in iiioli9er &9.
.tling.
GtautsIefretGr grbnn nnO So6n Bull
@olbington 3. g., II. gt6b. -
gS lit i'm omerifonii1en Staats0e.
portenent cine 9teibung etttItalloen
iiber oas ertpGbnte @oreeben 6es
StaatsiefretGrs 8rpon, pelher 10
i6nea Dem griuden @ngldrbs uto
6ronfreids itattgob, Die aneebli6e
@erletung Der geeutrnlit1t ieitens
iiioamerifauiIder giepublifet Our6
unIere Siplomatiiden Bertreter bort.
ieIbIt unteriu6en au Ioilenl Serr
8rpan piro tritiiirt bafiir, SaB er
ouf unbeipieiene Acknowledgment bin
oie 8ereinieten Stoaten in cine Stel.
lung bro6te, ais Oh ite Elm 8erbiitl.
better @roBbritanniens m6reL inb
onoererieits Ole gereinieten Stdoten
in eine gegeniaslide SteIhlng 5u
freiinoIiden iiib. uno nrittelomerito.
niiden HepubIifen iestel
Gin bober 9ednter, ipelher ans
nabeIiegenoen @riiroen ieinen Sea.
men ntAt bereingeaoeen au SGSen
tuiinItt, Iogt, es lei ni1t 0as @e.
ih6ft Der 9ereinigten Stooten iiG
ouf irgeno Semonbens grinden IN
Die 9lneeleeenbeiten nnabb6nsieer
21nber eiu5umiiden uno 8rpans
iei minoeltens poreiIis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17

9rins bon geaIes IN iyrnafrsid.
&puoosL II. gapp. &C. Scr Mrius
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17
sun geadFoIeey bon glIren.

0tncoln, glebr., II. g2ob. -
Gouberne,tr mcrabeoo ernolrrte Or,
.. 8. San nTs 0an9fpIger bes slt.
riideetretenest 6. 9, adea gum &es
ssatteu Der 9taotsuniberiit1t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-17

bon BoIes 1T no6 Der SSront obge.
reiit, Inn iib Dem Stab bes bri.
tiifeu Generals Gren9 on3rtid)lie-
ben. Wan gIntbt bier, boB infoI.
geoeIien bic Hefrutirung in England
eirten gnHdapung rebn1en miro. Sn
8oulogne, no Der Bring bon 8aIes
la16ete, tpuroe er bon Der 8eboIfe.
rung ln6 ben Sruppen entbufiaItiid
enlpfangen. Der 9rins 6eiufte elm
2a8aretb un6 unterbieIt fif) nit ben
8ernutloeten.
Die britiifIe Sriegsanleibc.
2on6on, IL. geob. - Bd6reno
Ser aeItrigen garIamentsltsltng tpur.
De 6as @eiuG 0es Brenlieruiililters
asquitb, cine GrtegsanIeibe i'm ge.
trage BON 81, ,125,000 5u MAIDEN uno
Elm tpeiteres Seer bon elmer Miaion
on3ulperbe1 Gngenomnen. S5n iei.
ner g1e6e be5eidnete Der Brentiern1i.
niiter Die eegeitipdrtise Gage Der
9inge fir England als Die idper.
ite &riiis. @egenipdrtig befin0en
ii9 bereits 100000 Gngl1nber
urtter 8offenj Der Srteg foite Gng.
LAMB teoen Tag flint WtiGlionen
3olars, Ser arbeiterfiibrer Sobn
&obge metnte i'm gerlnuf elmer
bon ibru gabolteneu 0fe6e, man t0u'
ne ia bos @eIb t1d SdIuB 6es
&rieges bonn &otIpr folleftiren. (8er
qltte Wmut f6etnt innier nod ~
gta1hert bob 9el,tIdlaro ben Rrieg
berIieren tptrh.)
Ser metrltTter oes Snuern N1caetp-
ro feste Oas Saus in Reratt1tiB,
0aB H6 1850 frentoe sSetnbe In
engHi1en &or5etltrationsIogern be.
fdnbea, $4,000 ober u1ren nod
fret. piir1en aber bon Der goli3ei
betpodt, Mebrere 8arImnentsuHt.
eLte6er Doren Der @nIitt, 6aB itber
Die aanrpfe un1foiieir0ere 8eridHc
herousgegeben tper6en ioIIten. Biel.
Ietdt piir6c 6noitr1 Der nrtIitdri-
ihe @eiit rttter ben G1.gI6llSeri
bod geboben iperoen. (Dnnn fniiB-
fen oieie @erifte dber nod berlo.
aener Iaiiten, tpie ote btG5eriqen. J
garimnt1itsntitelieb Conan befiir.
iportcte bic GtaIteIhtng bes Derfoufs
BON gpirititoieit tpdbrenb Der Gaiier
bes @rieees, brons dber nit ieiuer
9niifE tliht olrd). Cine grb5biug
Oes SoIbntenioIos mio @rbobuug
Ses geidiuHsn luilr8s bebirpOEtetE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
MOUNDS LADIES
TO GIVE MUSICAL
Entertainment
Monday Night Will be Gala Occasion
at 0wego Theatre
No. 2.

The public Will enjoy rare treat
at tho new Owego No. theatre at
Mounds on Monday evening. May %.
when the ladies of the Congrega
gatiodal church will give one cf
their famous musical entertain
ments. 1t will consist of several
numbers by Prof, II. &. Drabing and
his famous boy band OF IS pieces
There will be solos. duets. quartets
and readings by some of the most
noted talent of Southern Illinois.
The ladies have secured musical aid
from we'll known artists of Cairo.
Mound City and Villa Ridge.
The handsome theatre will be-
decorated with q profusion of mid
GUNNER flowers, and it viii be bril-
liantly lighted by a perfect blaze of
electrical splendor. Electric fans
are running all the time and with
the perfect ventilation and the 700
opera chairs, the well
equipped stage and beautiful seem
cry, this is certainly a pleasant
place to spend social evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Health a Factor in Success,

The largest factor contributing II
a mans success is undoubtedly his
nealtn. 1t mas been observed that a
man is seldom sick when mis- bowels
are rcgular-he is never we'll wneu
they are constipated. For constipa-
ton you viii find nothing quite SO
Sood as Chamberlain 5 Tablets. They
not only move he bowels bu i'm
prove he appoie and strengthen the
digestion. They are sold by all deal.
efs,-zadYt.a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
LENCK P0STP0NES TRIP IN
AIR BOAT UNTIL TO-DAY

Edward w.. Lenck did not give hts
hydro acroplane its irving out yes
crday rs he had intended, the high
wind making it necessary for him u
postpone the test. If conditions ara
favorable he viii do SO today, how
ever. making .he start rrnm thN
hangar on South Ohio street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Raw Recruits Mistake.

Pat had joined the navy, and IVES
being drilled with his shipmates on a
pier Fall int" came the order. I'm
mediately Pat fell into the water,
Two deep!" was the next order Pat
lsputtering in the water) Bad soran
to ye' Why didn't viz tell me 1t was
too deep before CT fell in?"-syracuse
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
A Miniature Automobile.

The smallest auto ever seen in
Cairo was one owned by a Mound
City mau who drove down CONNER
cial avenue Saturday afternoon. II
was almost a duplicate of the larger
touring cars only in miniature =
had two seats which would accom-
modatc one person in the front and
two in the back seat. The cost OF
this miniature auto with all equip
ment9 waG $500.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
MOBILE g. OHIO ORDERS
ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT

The Mobile & Ohio railroad has or
lared aditiopa, equipment among
which is an Older for eight new
steel passenger coaches, eight con-
solda,c6 locomotives to be used on
the Jackson and Ckalona division
and l00u ventilated cars This Let
tor order was placed with the NJ,
Vernon, Ill.,, car shops
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
AUTHORITARIAN CRASH
KILLS TWO AT MARION

Marion, H., May 24.--John ".
Cline and his infant child were killed
and several other persons seriously
injured when an automobile in
which they we're riding ran into a
freight train here today, The dlto
mobile was owned hy d. r. uartvell
The accident occudcd a few miles
out Of town.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Household Science.

The Household Science club will
meet this afternoon in the basement
annex of the Presbyterian church.
The meeting which is the last for the
season will be devoted TO a round
table discussion on Hot Weather
Menus" and "llow to make the sum
mer easy"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
TUG ThESEUS BEING
REPAIRED AT WAYS

The tug Thcsols belonging to the
Cairo City Coal Co, which has been
on the ways at Mound City receiving
genral oyerhanling will soon be in
commission The Vulcan Iron Works
is making a new shaft and propeller,
These will be completed this week
and placed in position OF the tug.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Feel Dull and Sluggish Start Your
Liver to Working.

1t beats all how quick ly Foley
Cathartic Tablets liven up your liver,
overcome constipation, and make
you feel lively and active again
They are 50 pleasant to take, and
they never grippe or make you feel at
all sick. They are thoroughly
cleansing. ]. l.. Mcknight, Fit
Worth, Texas, says: MY disagree.
able symptoms We're entirely re-
moved by the thorough cleansing
Foley Cathartic Tablets gave me.
They're wonder and cost only CSC.
Fore sale by all druggists.-Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Sweet Glover for Linen.

Gather branches of Towering clover
and dry them for your linen chest and
shelves. Tie them up In bags OF
cheesecloth and spread them between
sheets and table linen and underwear
and yon will find the linen sweeter
md daintler than it is under the innu.
onee Of lavender
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
TWO KILLED AT BLOOMINGTON.

Bloomington, H.. May 24.--Mrs.
Bert Sauers aud her mother-in-law
Mrs. G. {. Sauers Of Dana, ILL.,, We're
killed at Ancona tonight when the
automobile in which they were rid.
ing stalled on the Santa Fe track ana
was hit by the west bound fast mail
train.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
srlqht kInderqartner.

In a kindergarten in Omaha Amer.
ca" was being sung and the director
was repeating the words to her small
pupils When she came TO Land where
our fathers died. one small child with
a puzzled expression on her face spoke
up: but my father amt dead yet"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Woman's Auxiliary.

ST. Marys branch of the Woman S
Auxiliary of the Episcopal church,
will meet this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j. J. Rendleman. All the
members are requested to be present
as the reports from the convention
of missionary societies, of this do
cese. which was held at Alton, H.,
last week will be read.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Self Control.

Control self. and the first step is
taken toward becoming power.
The youth whose own hasty passions
and uncontrolled appettes run away
with him is a cipher as far as real
strength goes Impulse is not strength.
runaway engine never will cross
4 continent safely.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION
u. S. SENATE CARL VROOMAN

Hon Carl Vrooman of Blooming
ton, H. democratic candidate for
the nomination for United States
Senator arrived in the city yesterday
and will remain during portion OF
today. He is stopping at the Halli
day. He will visit Mounds, Mound
City and nearby towns in an auto.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Westminster Guild.

The Westminster Guild OF the
Presbyterian church will meet this
evening at the hcmc of Misses Fran
ces and Kate Bennett. This viii be
the last meeting for this season.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Become Critical as to Diet.

So many cases of ptomaine poison
ing have occurred In France from eat
ing stale oysters. or those grown In
Tater containing sewage, that con-
sumers are very critical about she'll
fish which have come long distance
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
Mrs. Mitchell Leaves Hospital

Mrs. ]. A. Mitchell, who has been
4 patient at the HQndurant hospital
the past two weeks where she was
operated upon, has recovered suff'-
oientiy to be removed 10 her home
at lis Thirty-third street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25

If the time is hanging heavy on your
hands, try to vert out this: How
many times In oeaa 81 hours do the
two hands OF the clock appear at right
angles to each other?--B4ltimors
News. 90.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
cheannr 70 Saw Than 70 Bury.

Cheaper to Save Than to Bury.
II is now said to be SIS cheaper to
save a baby In New York than to bury
one. and the economic argument In IA
yor OF the former policy seems con.
elusive,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
SdeY &Praededl,
Tome DreWN Mating
AeccOnC
Prtpartd Especially Far This Newtpape,
BY Pictorial Review
FASHIONABLE BATHING SUIT.

the shoulder yoke. cowboy collar and
draped skirt. To make. it requires ca
yards OF 36-inch or 5& yards Of a.
inch material. Taneta ranges in price
from SIPS 10 50 per yard.
An underbody is probably best made
of muslin if one desires to get adequate
service for the amount expended on a
suit of this kind II is very simple,
however, and yard Of 27-inch ma
trrial will be all that is required to
make it. After hemming the front and
closing the shoulder and uuder-arm
seams the lining is finished The III Il
the front may be regulated ~ the
darts.
The lower part Of the waist is now
hemmed at the front and gathered
around the lower edge then along the
upper for the yoke to be added. After
the seam is closed the yoke is then
sewed to the front and back as notch
ed. Close the under-arm and sleeve
seams as notched: then close the cur
seam and add to the sleeve finish
the neck edge with the large collar and
the waist is finished with the exception
Of adding the stay 10 the lower edge
The lower front of the skirt may be
finished in round or square effect. The
fulluess about the waist-lne is dis
posed of in pleats which are markell
10y angle co. perforationS. The rap
ing is indicated in the same way.
For the boomers. take up darts as
perforated turn under extension az
rich. front edge on slot pcrforauons
Close leg seam as notched; close center
seam from upper edge in back to en-
tension in front. PIeat bringing ~"
perforation at upper edge 10 center
back seam and tack. Turn hem at lower
edge of boomers on small 90 perford-
tons; insert elastic. sew to lower
edge of underbody centers even.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
For Fredeom Of Mind.

II 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, 1914-05-25

Miss Ruth Pettis of Anna spent
the week end with her sister Miss
Norma and her father ". 3. Pettls
of Eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25
His Mind on Business.

Sunday School Teacher--"Benny
can you tell me what a prophet isf"
Benny" Buying something for a dime
and selling 1t for q quarter. Judge
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25

Miss Leona Johnson of 200 Com
fnercial avenue, went to Dongola
yesterday for a visit with relatives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25

Help! Heip! Help! II you need
Help q Want Ad Will get you new
paid. aAL9.n
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-25

Lewis Ent and George Tolley are
both reported i'll with measles.