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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
FUNERAL, LITTLE
STEPHENS GIRL
occurs TODAY
Services Over Body of Frances
Elizabeth Stephens at First
Christian Church.

The funeral of Frances Elizabeth
Stebhens. little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Stephens, who died Tues
day afternoon. as the result Ct III
juries received by being run down
by an automobile. viii take place
his thursday afternoon.
The funeral cortege will leave the
family residence 62S ThiIty-siXth
street at l:45 o'clock for the First
Christian church where services will
be conducted by Rev c. NJ, Arthur.
Special interurban ears will leav
from Sixteenth street and Washlns-
ton avenue at 80 o'clock fer Beech
Grove cemetery here intcrmant
will take place.
The pail hearers arc Danic
Wood, William Bryant, Samue
Richardson, Stafford jackson, n
Edwards and Ftlee Bain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
Associated Press.

hhsNctHNSN = A1S"s
london, Dec 2.---Tielgrade,. which
until the outbreak, was the capital
Of Seryia, today was occupied by
Austrian trccps, but on the 66 on
niversary of the reign of Emperor
Frances Joseph and four months
after the outbreak Of the war, the
general reported one OF the most TN
portant successes they have obtain
ed.
Belgrade was frequently under
bcmbar6ment early in the war, and
but for the general European con-
aict which compelled Austria TO
send her troops against Russia,
might have fallen early TO Ssreias
big neighbor.
Russia has been sending Cossack
raiding parties through the Car
pathians with the object of divert
ing Austria's intention, but the dual
] monarchy seemingly Is determined
| fight with Seryia first.
| This however is only q small at
| fair compared with what Is gong
m in north Poland. There, the
German army which, with the ala
of reinforcements succeeded in es-
| gaping from the ring the Russians
| lad forced around it, and have
'ormed a new front and at some
points has resumed the offensive
The Germans assert in this series OF
maneuvcrs In which they we're able
to check the Russians, they made
10000 prisoners.
The Russians on tho other hand'
| in a statement issued through Rome
say that they captured greatly eX-
ceeding this number
All agree, however. that the loses
have been heavy. and that the bat
| tie still is indicisive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
CASE OF SALzNER
ESTATE VS.. CITY
CONCLUDES TODAY
Thirteen Witnesses for the Prosecu-
ton Were Heard Yesterday
and Evidence Closed.

rho evidence for tho prosecution
and much OF it Tor the defense mas
been heard in the Salzner case at
the court house. II is expected that
the case will be concluded by this
afternoon.
The jury was completed at 10
o'clock yesterday morning after
which the attorneys made their
opening statements.
The jury, composed of seven
Cairo men and five from the coun-
,ry is as follows: Julius =. Scluh,
John Best, Fred Lind, f. r. Allen,
edward Miller, Bert II. King and
e. w, Corn all of Cairo and Wesley
Smithey and f. M, Smith Of Tamms,
w. J. Collins, Miller City, F. M.
Durham and Frank Clutts, Thebes,
There are two counts against the
ity as follows:
THAT on the 11th day of Novem.
ber, 1909, that the officers of Cairo
did allow a mob to wholly disregard
the laws of the state and take one
Henry Salzner, who was confined
in the county jail under indictment
for murder and did allow the said
mob to hang Salzner.
THAT the same defendants did
allow a mob to inflict unlawful pun
ishment upon the father of the
plaintiffs Freddie and Willie Sa'znei
and that the mob took correctiona
powers into their hands, the resul
of which was that Salzner wa
hanged"
There were 13 witnesses caller
h. the prosecution, am Ig then
were former Sheriff Frank q. TIA .
T. B. Donovan, Rudolph Brown. AL
lie Frost, former deputy sheriff
Charles Hudson, a constable, Emil
Salzner, mother of the victim, Coro
ner McMamus. T.. A. rurRe, Fred
Nellis, j. II Woodward, J. ] Wehl
| ing, j. w. Hodge and II. r. Ais
thorpe as member of the coroner
jury.
In the introduction of evidenc
for the defense the City will prov
that Henry Salzner did not supper
his family, that his parents IN
several charitable people supple
them with the necessities of lift
that he had not supported his Wit
and two children for at le1st
year previous to the murder of h
wife. That the contention that tn
loss of their father deprived til
children Of his support does not wal
rant demand for damages when h
| had not supported them for q yea
previous to his imprisonment.
| The amount of damages asked
l$5,0O0.
| Corporation Counsel w. s. Dewe
and Attorneys Gilbert & Gilbel
represent the City and Attorney
s. Miller of Mound City Is for II
lprosecution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
ST. PATRICk'S
CHURCH SUPPER
GREAT SUCCESS
Almost a Thousand People Patron.
lied the Ladies at st. Patricks
Hall Last Night.

Nearly one thousand people at
tended the supper last evening given
by the ladies of st. Patricks church
in the basement of the cdidce, This
is said to be the largest crowd of
people that has ever attended a
church supper in this city, where
the supper was not given gratis.
The ladies had prepared for a
large number of people, but not the
number that attended. However
they hope they satisfied all. The
s1pper tables were six in number,
containing plates for los persons.
The affair started at o'clock and
continued until Z o'clock. The
crowd was so large that there we're
at tines as many as two and three
persons waiting behinG the chair
of each person being served, waiting
for place.
During the serving an orchestra
composcd Of Howard Frank, leader
and Richard Roberts, Clifford Vim
! cent and Barclay Nauele, furnished
| excellent music.
The ladies desire to publicly thanl
ALI who contributed to the success
of the affair and to those who pat
ronized it,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
CAPT. W. P. CREAMY NOT
so WELL YESTERDAY; BUT
IMPROVED LAST EVENING

Capt. w. P. Greaney who has been
Ill for several weeks was not in. as
good condition as he has been for
the past several days having had an
other spell of acute indigestion yes
terday. Last evening he was re-
ported having partially recovered
from the serious attack.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
MEXICAN CAPITAL
SUFFERS when
TROOPS LEAVE
Zapta's Forces Arrived in the Nick
of Time to Prevent Further
Troubles.
il FlREMEN KILLED BY
ZAPATA'S MEN IN ERROR
Engine, Hook and Ladder Trucks
Going to Fire Mistaken by
Rurals for An Attack.

Mexico City. Nov. 80, via Ell Paso,
Dec. ?, delayed by censor.---The ar
rival Of the troops of Gen. villa
from the north and zapata from
the south, has been followed by a
comparative calm in Mexico City,
after one of the most trying weeks
in its history.
1t was feared that the city, strip
ped of its defenders, II would be
given over to anarchy, but prompt
action of voluntary guards, relH-
forced by troops, which arrived in
the nick of time, put an end to the
rioting. Gen. villa has given evcrJ
man the guarantee that life ano.
property will be safeguarded.
For one week Mexico City has
been isolated from the outside world
Today communication was restored
to FL Paso, Tex, and 1t Is possible
to recount the story OF the last few
DAYS.
Gen. Blanco left the city Nov. "a
Only few inhabitants knew ot his
departure. Towards neon heavy
firing was heard in the na'shhor-
ing suburbs. Here the returning
forces Of Rlanco were deserted by
their chief and they fought with
the advance guard of aapata Dur
ing these engagements GO were kill
ed and Blanco's men rctreater
northward
1t had then generally becomc
known that Carranza had ordered
both Obregon aid Blanco to leave
the city with all their men. The
order also called for the disarna.
ment and dissolution of the cntirc
police force.
When the order to dissolve TIT
police force became known stores
and banks Immediately closed an,
have SO remained. Forei gners a
well as Mexicans kept close to thei
homes.
At 5 O'Clock huge mo5s bcga'
forming in front of the Natioha
palace. 1t was evident that sertou
trouble was brewing and the street
were clear of ALL save the rioters.
They forced the door OF an am
munitior and armshouse and handet
out guns and ammunition to tn
throng. With these the rioter
rushed down the street, firing a
they went. When the Zapata troop
entered the city, students alread
had taken possession of The princt
pal streets aud the members Of tn
mob confined themselves to break
ing into small store along unfre
quented streets.
In the succeeding day more Q
Zapata's troops entered the capita
and preserved order.
Excellent order is nov hein
preserved in the city, but owing
an amazing error, II firemen weT
killed Thursday night. The fireme
were responding to an alarm an
when zapata's soldiers, many {
whom had never been in a ciey b,
fore, saw the engine and hook an
ladder outfit charging down II
street mistook the apparatus for
rapid fire gun and artillery ar
poured volley after volley at IL
defenseless fire fighters before the
mistake could be pointed out.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
EARL KARRAKER RESIGNS
AS PRINCIAL OF THE
BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE

Earl Karraker, who has been
principal OF Browns Business Col
lege the past two years has resigned
his position and left yesterday for
Dongola where he has accepted a
position in a bank in which a
brother Is largely interested,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
Associated Press.

Paris. nec. 2.---TOnight's official
communication says:
To the east Of Dixmude violent
bombardment has taken place. In
the Argonne region the enemy has
blown up a mine, the Salient. ln
AIsace our troops have taken two
towns
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
Associated Press.

London. Dec. 2.---The Truth says
today The news has been received
privately to the effect that Francis
Toeeua of Austria is in very bad
state Of health and It is thought at
Vienna that he may die any day
probably quite suddenly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
Associated Press.

Berlin. via Amsterdam 20 Lon
don. Dec. 2.--With only one dts
senting vote, that of Herr Lieh-
kanccht. socialist. the Reichstas
today voted a new war credit OF
billion and quarter dollars.
The president of the chamber said
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
POLAND IS STILL
CENTER Of INTEREST
WESTERN SITUATION
Emperor Francis Joseph Reported Seriously
Ill-German Riechstag Grants Unani-
mously With One Socialist Vote Excep-
ton, Immense War Credit-Bombard.
ment to East of Dixmude is Reported.
Associated Press.

London, Thursday, Dec. 3.---Gen-
eral DeWet, leader OF the rebellion
in the Union of South Africa has
been captured according to a dis
patch from Pretoria.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Petrograd, Dec. 3.---The official
report follows:
On December there was q lult
on all the front. In the region OF
Lowicz the action continued. To-
ward midnight the enemy's serious
attacks against our position were
repulsed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03

Are you going visiting Tell Us
about 1t so we can tell your friends
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03

Not silence, but Advertising, IL
golden to the business man,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03

Most everybody In town ana ths
country around tskss this lalsL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03
LOCAL FORECAST.

Cairo and vicinity-Partly cloudy
Thursday; probably showers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-03

Concluded on Page SIX,
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fGltise 8ebanblung. sic biirfen ME
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men ab9erieben, bic S9mub unb BIS
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pifdt ben 8oben bann trpden auf unb
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aur 3eit nit fertis tdufli6er 8obnsrz
mafe ober felbitsefertistem 8obuer>
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fdeint. ST 70 Der gau5e TuBbobsn
bebanbelt, 70 ipirb er NIT einem um
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RneIanss srisasrnitunaen

Sf0Ree furleher uHo biillere Se.
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aer5tinnen in Berlin.

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Observation-Disclosures 4151 sseen
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Gin Ssampf aeeen @robibition i'm
Staate Marulanp.

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Die Seboroen urriidsrn. wurben UNI
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Wtesi,inif6e @ntoefun a .

Der beruorraaenos 5ranffurter Gr3i
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babn Elm. Sei bunoert init benz neuen
Wtittel bebnnoeltrn Sranfsn iollen be
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SOnllenentrgie.

Die Wirflns Der Sonnenitrabluns
auf bic Sosane unb beren qusbeus
tung bilbsn ben 9esenitanb elmer 9lb>
banbluns. bic prof. Or. 0. Senien
(aieD tiiraIi6 in Der 3eitfdrift Die
RaturipiFenidaften" DerOffentIi4t
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beutuns Der ouf bic S5eune falIenben
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mOslih fein tOnnte. bot. ipie profefor
Ssnisn betont. infofern 8eOsutung. aIs
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treibt. guf. bem Seitlanbe erpGrmt
bic Sonne bpripiegenb bic SberflGhe,
unb nd9tli9 sebt bieie @Grme pieOer
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Sonnsnitroblen febr Diel tisfer elm,
aber BON elmer 9lufipsi9eruns Der
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fonit ipiirbe Iie tpdbrenb Der langen
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burd 9eituns febr tief einsebrungen
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400 Uletern an eine bebeutenbe gl6>
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