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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25
Sapans @erImifc.
glnseblid tanieuOe ibrer Nlaunifaf
ten ilu0 Dpr Siingtan gefallen.

peting. China, 21. Ott. Sliidtz
linee, Die aus Sfngtou bier einQez
troffeH Iino, melosn, oaB bic sSapas
ner bel Der 8elaseruna Ser oeufItben
5eitung msbrere Soufeno Monn ber>
loren baben. nGbren6 oie 9erIuIte ser
0euti6en auf einige 6uuoert berans
i9Iogt tperoen.
0ieIe @erIuite 1oIIen oie Sopaner
OerunIuBt baben, bic SnIeln in Der
Mdridnnen= pber 2dbronens8ruppe,
Die MnrI9olls un0 anoere DItli9 uno
lueitIi4 bonn 9aroIinens2tr6ipel ges
legenen sSnTeIn, Die unter oeutI6er
Sontrolle iteben, gu beIeben.
Sin BON einem 3uperlGfigen
ariegs gstorreIponoenten, Der ii1 Bel
Dem iapanif9en Seere befinoet, bier
eingetroffener 8rief meIoet, oaB bic
Sopaner 9Iingtau ipieberboIt tpdb>
reno Der yta6t angriffen, oaB 6ieIe
2lngriffe aber ieoesmnI 5uriidgsI9Ia>
gen tpuroen. l
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25

qaris, 21, 0tt. 9tu6 beute pie,
Der bei8rdntt bas fron5DFI6e
&riegsbureou ii6 barnuf mit3uteis
len, baB ole angriffe Der 9eutI6en
5urtdgei9la9en nurben. BON ers
rungenen 9Orteilen pirb ni9ts Be.
ri4tet. Der geri4t Iautet: 0db.
renb oes geftrigen Soges purben
ale Gn9riffe Der 5einbe, bic in Der
8egenb BON 9irmube, Ga gafee
nno gtteupOrt befonbers bsftig ma.
ren, 5uriidgei9Ingen. Qtuf ben on.
oeren SteIIen Der @9la6tIinie Bat
ii9 ni6ts befonoeres ereignet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25
Taoatt IN Yortitgal.
8nrOe nngeblid) pUn einenl friibereu
Gberitem anaesettelt.

2iiiabon, 9ortuguI. 81. DIT, iiber
2onoon. Inter Der 5iibrunq bon
40riuno 8acu, einem friibersn
Sberften Der portu9ieIi16en 2lrmee,
bra9 in ben StGOten 8raqanaa un0
Wlafra Elm Qufitdno aus, Ser prompt
unterorudt tpuroe. 9acu nuroe perz
Raftet un0 cine q6teilunq Der 2lufs
itdn0iI9en tper0en bon reqelreftem
portugieiH4tn Uli.itdr OerfoIgt. Den
4ufftdnOiIGen geInng es nur, SeIez
gropbenordbte gu ourbI9nei0en uno
elnlge @ifenbabn5Ige an3ubaIten.
Sur5c Sepridlen.
qrdiibent DiIfon bat fir bic
II. Sabresperiammlung bes Pine
ritan Diiuing Gongreb", bic am Z.
DECEMBER in pboenir, 8ri8., er6ffs
net iperben fou, neun 8eleeaten ere
nannt.
2(us 2on6on utro oemelbet.
bub Ole 8ebDrOen 9eutf6en un6
Qmeritanern in Ser aiiftenTfoot
Brighton Den gefebl baben 3uoe6en
Iaiien, Die Sid6t 10 baIO tpie moaii9
gu DerIafsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25

cuf Dem S9lahtfelne i'm 9lorben
Eruntreihs sreignet, bas BEN pprs
5eitisen SiesssiubeI Der 9erbiinbes
ten ettpas ssbdmpFt bat. Sn qaris
miro beute mittas bebnuptst, boB Die
S6Io4t nod nnentI9ieben 1T unb
bab bas Gnoe berislbsu ni6t Dor.
ousseIast perbeu fonn. Die 0euts
f4en," heibt ss, .bie onfGnsIi6 Dor
Dem 9tnsriff Der 9erbiinhsten su>
rid5upe,3en f9iensn, ,Ieiitsu nun nibt
nur bartnGdisen Miberitano, ions
bern 9eheu pielfah sum g(neriff
iibsr. Die BON ibnen onqeIeaten
StnheIbrobtpsrboue binbern bos
8prbringen Der 9erbiinoeten Tebr
unb man bat f9on ole m0qli5en
gtitteI perfu9t, Inn biefe Sinbers
Mile gu umgebeu ober ouf irgenbs
cine 8eife gu nsbmen." 2lu6 pirb
oarauf binsetuieien. boB bic RGmpfe
in bem bi6t bebDGferten 9iItritt Iehr
f4tpierig iinb unb bnB iteaenpeiTe
bon Sous gu Sous gefdmpft ptrb.
2onODn, 21. Oft. Der aOrreIbon>
bent Der y2imes" i'm n6rSli6en
6ranfreid mn9t in bem geri6t, BEN
er ieiner 3eitung teute Bat 3uqeben
ldfenb Den oerapeifeIten 9eriu6. ben
gepeis odfiir su brin9en, 6uB Oie
plGne Der oeutI9en Sruppen burd)
ben bon ben 9(liierten ousaeiibten
ftarten Druid in ltnprbnung eerdten
fino. @r fa9t:
Die 8efeBung BON OFeu0e bistet
nnr 9eringe itrdtegifde gurteiIs.~
(Bie infam Die GngIdnoer finb,
gebt aug Der 9atfo9e berDor, bob Iie
Die 8i9tigfeit, Die bobe itrategiI6e
9eoeutung Die 1tnmDsli6teit Ser
@innabne BON beIgii6en Stdbten in
iiberi4pensli9sn Morten berbor be-
ben, IoIunee 6ieie bon ben 0eutI6en
nt9t erobert iinb. 9dbeu bic 0eutz
f6en fol9e GtGote eingenommen,
odnn erfIGren Die engliT6en 9iianer
in fait bdmtfher Meiie. baB oie ein>
genomrrenen StGbte tdum bertei6iat
unb na4 turaem MioeritanSe auFqes
seben tpurben, neil iie bod BON gerin>
ger itrutegiI4er 8eoentung fino. 8ir
erinnern an 2iittif, gaonur, qnts
tperpeu. Sent, 8riiFeI unO OftnOe.
stnm. Der gae0.)
r9iiufir4en 1T fart befeifigt unb
Elm @erfu9. oieie SfaOt ansugreifen,
ipiiroe fir Die 9eutf9en Iebr eefd6rs
Ii9 fein, foIange Calais imitanoe ift,
fir ii4 feIbit gu iorgen. Die &fs
Iinie lit tdgliG DerdnOert iporoen unb
sipdr in elmer @eiIe, Die porber gar
ni6t beabiiatigt tpOrben mar.
Die @orIiebe Der 9eutonen fir
Ginnabme unO 8efebung offener
Std0te, bat bieie bereits in grobe
S4pieri9feiten ge6ro9t, fo6dB bic
tempurdren @orteiIs. bie iie nit Be-
aug ouf @erpflegung unO Inter
bringing ibrer 9ruppen Ooour9 err
5ieIten, taum in 8etru9t tommen.
Gs 1T uber ni9t mebr ols biIltg, gu
ertldren, boB. foipeit id 8eoba9tuns
gen niteqte, bic oeutf9en Sruppen
ii4 an alien plGBen gut duffiibrten.
Sn einem Sale purOe ben 8eipobs
nern elmer Sto6t Die ibr ouferlegte
unb bon ibr be3ablte ariegsentI9Ge
Oisung 5uriid be5dblt, neil iie oen
oeutTden Sruppen gsgeniiber bOn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25

uusgefu6tsr 2isbensparoigteit se=
tpefen mar"
2onoon, 21. Sft. Gin 9ergleid)
Der nmtli9sn Srisgsberi9te aus
Berlin unb qarts fiibrt gu Der
S4IuBfoIserung, bab on Der gan5sn
psitIi6en S9la9tfront in 5rouf.
reid, 0eutI6lano unb 9eleien bic
oeuti4en Sruppen bic Sffeniipe err
sriffsn babsn, ibre 6auptmo9t aber
gessn ben Iiutsn 6IiigsI Der Der
biinoeten iperfen.
rRa6ridten. bic bieie amtIiden
Melbungen in setpiFsm 6rnbe ers
9dn3en, beuten borouf bin, baB bic
8erbiiubetsn minbeitens am Iinten
SIiigsI nidt 0onfdnbig in Der De
fenfibe fiub.
p9ie 9robe ltm9ebun9sbetpeguue
entipideIt iiCb unstpeifeIbaft bur9 bic
bon 5ronfrei1 unb bem Weer be-
aren5te Gde 9eI9iens, obsr bas gu=
bIitum ipir6 i'm 9unteln oariiber
eeIoFen, pb bieIe llmgebungsbepes
9ung bon BEN @erbiinbeten eeeen ben
re6ten 6IiigeI Der beuti9en 8ruppen
ober bon ben beutI9en 3ruppen ge-
gen ben linten 5liisel Der @erbiin.
beten ousgefiibrt pirb.
(Mon lam nit Si9erbeit ans
nebmen. buB oos Iebtere Der Sau
tit; benn bas 2pnbpner gleuigteitss
bureau NOR np9 niemoGs 70 be-
i9eiOen, boriiber gu iapeigen, tpenn
bic &srbinbeten cine pi6tige 8es
pe9ung ousfIbrten. glcin, i'm Sc
genteil; es bat foI6e 8epeauuaen,
n0h ebe ie ous9efiibrt unb gelunoen
paren, ni6t nur ais bortrefFlib oes
lun9en, fonbern iogor oIs gldnsenbe
Siege iiber bic 9eutIden in Die 8elt
btnauspoiaunt. g(nm. 5. Reb.)
~6ier berrfbt Der Ginbrud bur,
bob bic 9eutfden entT9lofen IinO,
gu Der Reibe Der bpn ibnen beTebten
Seeitdbten np9 0iintir6en binsu3us
fii9en unb bic @srbiinbeten MAIDEN
Der3ipeifeIte gtnitrengungen, bic bors
hrtngenben Sruppen Der 9eutI6en
5uriid5ubolten.
pSpdte 8ert9te, bic aus bpudns
bii6en 0uelIen ftammen, beIooen,
hob bic 9eutid6en feds qRsileu Don
Sitenbe suriid9eid1Id9sn iino uni
boB man in Der g1dbe iener Sfabt
f4ieben bort. Ser 8eri9t ift nt6i
beftdtigt. 2lnbere geri6te, bic eben4
10 tpie Der Obige Der 8eitGtigunq ents
bebren, lauten bnbin, baB bic beuts
f4en Sruppen 8riigge oufgegeben
hoben. Nenn bieIe 8eri6te ipabr
iein folGten, fpdre an3unebmen, baB
bic 8erbiinOeten BEL ibren 8erIus
hen, bic Sestiiite lpieber gu erobern,
einigermnBen erfolgreid iinb.
(0it 9eri6te iinb Iicber nt6t
pabr, benn Der Bortlaut, in bem
iie bon Dem en9tiT4en 3enTor 9es
faBt porben iinb, beutet beItimmt
oarauf bin, boB bic GngIdnber bies
ieIbeu feIbit nj4t gGauben.
Qlnm. b. Reb.)
Berlin, 81. 0tt.. brabtlos mad
Sobbi1e. 9ie beutf6e 4sgierung
bot ben omerifanif9en 8otf4ofter
in Berlin babon in &enntnis geTebt,
baB iie ni6ts bogegen ein3upenben
9nt, boB 2e6ensmitteI fir beIgif4e
3ibiliitsn eingefiibrt toeroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25
eStt Ocn 0runo.
SentIdcs ltnterieebuOt ling eiuen eng.
liidlen 3ampier al.

2on6on, 81. Stt. Der britif1e
!6unoels0dmpfer p9Iitera", Der fi3
nit 2e6ensmttteln auf bem Wege bon
SfonOinobien na9 GngGanO befono,
puroe in Der Hdbe Ser nornegiIhen
aiiIte BON einem oeutIden ltnteriees
boot obgefansen uno in Den @ruuo
gebo6rt, no9oem man Ser 8emans
nung GeIe9enbeit gegeben, iia ouf Die
Boote 3u retteu. Der &apitdn oes
in oen Gruno gebobrten 9umpfera
ersdbIte Ipdter, boB Die OeutT6er
DtatrpIen tbu unb feline 2sute mi
eelabenen Rebolbern 5ums 8erIniI'r
oes SGifTes 5nongen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25
cSm Der Snyee.
gei 9fiisen IolG cine Seei6ladt itatt
aefnnoen ba6en.

Stod6oIm, 81. Oft. Cine Dee
pefde Der ngentrol Reips" aus aos
penbogen beri9tet,' baB es untpeit Der
Snfel RiigeH 5pifben beutI6en 3ors
pebo6ooten unb ruIiii6en ltnterIees
booten 3u elmer G6lo9t getommen
iei. Rdberes iptrb nt6t 6eri6tet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25

Berlin, 81. DIT, ii6er Soas un6
2onbon. Die StGbte Sent unb
8riigge in 8eIgien, bic BON ben
henti4en 9ruppen foIt obne aompf
eingenommen unO bsIebt purben,
iinb ni4t I'M gerinsiten beT6dbigt
mOroen. 9ir6en unb MluIeen iinb
unberiibrt gebIieben. QtIs man lebs
ten MIOnot Elm 8ombarbement Der
Stdote fiir4tete, bro9te man bic
teriibmteiten &unitIbGbe in Si6ers
beit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25

Berlin, 81. Stt., iibsr 2onbon.
Die 9dmpfe. bic iest iiiOpeitIi6 bon
@aridou sei4lagen tperben. tperben
bier aIs Die @orIdafer elmer @nts
i4eioungsi4Io9r betra9tet. Der
@ormnrf4 Der 9eutT9en ouf bic
8ei4ieI su fiibrt iiber bic miferas
belFen 2anbitraBen, bic, bur9 Res
9sngi:ffe in 4otmsere berponbeIt,
Ntenfb, Sier unb Magsn teinen Salt
bieten. Die pferbe Der Srains&o,
lpnnen fteden oft Bis gum 2eib i'm
Wfprait, unb bic @agen fintsn Biz
an bic 9faba9fsn Elm. Stellenipeife
iit bic 8ei9affsnbeit Der @ege eins
berorttee, bnB iie iiberbnupt unpofs
fierbar iinb unb ben Sruppen ni9ts
anOsres iibrig bIeibt, oIs fi9 einen
Wes bur9 bic MdIber su babnsn
Die @erfafang Der Sruppsn II
ungeantet bes eIenben 8etters uni
Der 8ef9nerben, benen tie unterpor.
fen iino, cine por5iisliche.
r.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25

aopenbnsen, 81. Stt. Die nsSronts
furter 3eituns" msIbet, boB bic
fremben 8otT9ofter unb @eTanbfen
in aonitantinopel bon Der pforte in
&enntnis ssTeBt ipOrben iino, boB
feline fremben 8riessfdiffe i'm @oIf
npn Smnrnd gebuIbet perben. Die
o8ofiif4e 3eitung" beri9tet, boB bies
ies @or9eben Der Siirtei gegen bic
fron50iif4e unb engIiI4e Nlittels
meerfIotte 9ert4tet iit.
2onbpn. 81. Oft. g2o6 elmer 9e>
fef4e Der rGrdonse Selegrapb Co."
aus 2ltben befinben ft6 sfpei beuts
f9e 1tnterfee6oote unb mebrere 9(es
rOplnne ouf bem Wege no9 9on>
itontinopeI. Der 3ug nit bieTer
2ooung pnfiierte Ruit9ut, cine
@tobt on Der n0rbli6en Gren3e BON
8ulgorien.
gnris, 81. Oft. GtDos BAT ii6
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-25
Serlaiielt @aritbait.
Sanlpf an Der belsiiden &iite
iuIrOe gemelSet.
Sent nuO Sriisse nnbsiddOist.

Berlin, iiber 9onbon, q. Oft.
gBis in bier angstommenen ruiiis
fdsn 3situnsen ertIdrt pirb, baben
Die ruiiii4en 3ipiIbsb0rben BON
8arit9au bic Stnbt psrlaTeu, nm
iia nad qetrosrao gu beseben. Der
Wfilitdrgouperneur BON 8arf9au
9dt ben 8eb0rbsn seraten, Ii6 su
fluaten, ba er cine .lanse 8eloges
ruug" erportet.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Mendel BeilSS Own Story of His Life and Persecution in
Revelations of Brutality and Heartess Oppression of
the Jews in Russia by the Man Whose Farcical Trial
for Ritual Murder" Aroused the Civilized World

TN March. 1911, the body Of young Rus
sian. Andrew Yashinsky, was found In
cave on the outskirts of kiev. Russia.
He had died from number OF knife
wounds. few days later Mendel beills,
lew of Kiev. an honest hard working
artisan, was arrested charged with the kill
ing of Yushinsky. The Russian police, back.
ed by the powerful ant-Semitic element
brouRht forth the utterly baseless and
wicked superstition Of ritual murder" the
charge that the blood of a Christian is used
In Passover ceremonies. This they advanced
az motive for the death of the boy.
At once the plot behind the arrest OF Bells
became apparent. The cry of ritual muir
der has always been potent to arouse the
passions of the ignorant and TO turn loose
q flood Of slaughter and rapine u such
charge could be ''proyen" against Bells Po-
gram after pogram could be melted, thous-
ands of Jews would be massacred and the
remnants of the race left in Russia could
be oppressed with still greater cruelty.
With the full understanding of this plot,
the entire civilized world arose in protest.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22

Influential and rich Hebrews, fully realiz-
ing what a conviction would mean TO their
race pledged fortunes in his support. Never
theless the police went with the trial.
But the sentiment aroused against them
was too great. Their perjured and cOerced
witnesses were discredited and finally after
two years of Imprisonment Bells was de-
clared not guilty and was released.
Bells himself is now in Palestine
Before he left Russia Mendel Bells was
persuaded 10 write his memoirs for this
newspaper. Important as they are for the
hitherto imprinted details Of his own per-
secutiOn. they are still more important for
the light thrown for the first time upon the
actual conditions of existence of millions
of Jews in Russia. For Mende Bells, no
matter how profound and poignant the i'm
dignation and sympathy for him individu-
ally. has his greatest importance in that he
is type, an object lesson, of the sufferings
and tyranny hundreds of his race have un-
dergone and are undergoing in the Cars
land.
Following is the first chapter Of Mendel
Beiiiss own story.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22


We were kept IN the Jail un-
til set free on my father Civ
ing an undertaking to leave
the city within twenty.four
hours.
But where were we 10 go2
Father had made up his MUD
not To return to Nescherow.
The "Pales Of Settlement
were far away, and to reach
them meant a long journey
with the certainty Of being ar
rested at every turn, as had
happened 10 us at Kiew. It
was like falling out Of the
frying pan into the fire. We
might have been months in
various prisons before reach.
Ing our destination.
My father could oniy
think Of one thing TO 40.
He had number Of Jewish
friends In Kiev who were
alliwed TO remain there by
the police beca use, although
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22

ny UFeat britain Rights Reserved
They did not actually arrest my mother and ms
children. but nevertheless thov 7'.>.A ,,s - 80.
Jali also This was my first experience Of the
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22

Victim of a "POgram" A Husband Mourning Over His
Wifes Body After Massacre of Jews in the Streets of
kev No Such Graphic Picture of the Horrors of These
Murders in Bulk Incited by Race Hatred and Re-
ligious Intolerance Has Ever Been Drawn That
by BIendel Bells He Tells at First Hand the
Details of One in Which He and His Family
Narrowly Escaped Torment and Death
at the Hands of Mob.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-22
Chapter One--My Childhood Army Service and Marriage
By MENDEL BELLS.

convrlght. 1Nl4. BIZ the star company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-20
MRS. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
LADY Ia Goodwa.cf Describes Her
Distressing Experience ard
Tells How She Was
Finally Relieved.

Goodwatar, Mo.--'Evcr sine was
q little gih," says Mrs. Riley Laramore,
81 was a great sufferer from dyspepsia.
suffered misery after eating, and had
terrible heartburn.
thought | had TO suffer this way as
long as lived, but when began TO take
ThcdFord's Black-Draught, in small
doses, every night, the heartburn was ali
gone in a few days, and | could eat
without distress.
took two small packages in all, and
although that was some time ago, the
dyspepsia has not returned.
| speak good word for Thediord's
Black Draught whenever have the OPP
portunity."
If eating causes distress, we urge you
10 try Thedford's Black Draught. II
cleanses the system, helps the stomach &c
digest its food, regulates The bowels. and
stimulates The liver.
II acts gently and is without bad after.
effects. TYit Price 25c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-20
OLD COINS WANTED.

s$s---We pay CASH premiums on
hundreds of Old Coins. Keep all
money dated before 1895, and send
TEN cents at once for our New IL
Illustrated Coin Value Book, 4x7. 1t
may mean YOUR fortune. Clarke Il
Co., Coin Dealers, Box 14S, Leroy
N. Y.---Advt. 2-6 1 yr
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-20

were cairo visitors Saturday after
noon \ number of these attended
the matinee.
The Ladies Of the Methodist Epis-
c5pal church realized S3l from the
social given at the home Of Mrs. c.
a. Compton. on High street, Friday
,csenin-.
Edward nimmick, Supt. OF the
Waleo Construction company. is
quite III.
" n. Beverly returned Friday
from a visit with relatives at Col
conda.
Frank Krioner, ST.. is quite i'll
ar his home on Main street.
Misses Hazel and Avis Carren and
FletiTc. Ea;chenson spent Friday
.aft"rao,n ia c. 70.
Nj. and Mr.. J. :. Cecil spent
sanGaT with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
W,.sta}c.s 81 Valley Recluse. Mr..
Cecil, who ..s ee1 superintendent
@. the E,1o Ts,r.aaae Exchange
in thi. city aaa Mcluds. has resign
cd Il. !a4.t p -a1 s,s,ed a po-
si.ion VITA thy Bed y 3aone Co,
n - Louis. l.a .,.--- ..-n will
take effect February /.
Mr.. and Mrs. J b. Heaiey. of
Mounds. have as their guest Mrs.
hreita Coed, OF Jackson, Tenn. Mrs,
.Gc3d vas among tle shoppers
hc.a Saturday.
Mr. and Mis-. James Rushing en-.
totainod several of their friends at
thair aome on upper Main street
sunday afternoon in honor OF Mr.
Eushine's thirty-thlrd birthday an
uiycrsary. VOCAL and piano music
were the chief features of the at
teruoons pleasure Mrs. A. l..
Compton and Mrs. G. A. Compton
favored the guests with readings.
Mrs. William Read rendered several
piano selections. Mrs. Rushing. as
sisted by Mrs A. l.. Compton, served
hot chocolate, hot coffee and cake.
The guests were Rev. and Mrs. NJ.
b. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Comp
ton, Mr. and Mrs. John h. Read,
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Row. Mr.. and
Mrs W. H. Perrin and daughter,
Virginia, Of Alton, ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Kinnedy, Mr.. and Mrs j. d.
BlankeDship and daughter Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Rushing, Mr.. and
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-20

Mrs Claude Smith of Cairo, Mrs. j.
n Bowers. Mrs L. Beaver. Mrs c. A.
Compton, Mrs w. E. Read and Miss
May Palmer
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Congregational church will meet
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
at the church where the members
will assist in cleaning the edifice.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will
meet at the home of Mrs. L. G..
Perks, Wednesday afternoon.
There viii be a Men Meeting"
at the Baptist church next Sunday
afternoon and Judge ButleT1 OF
Cairo, will deliver an address.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. B. Healey, of
Mounds, left Saturday for Marys.
Vile, Ohio. where they were called
on account of the death of his
brother.
Miss Lottie Chittick spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Willard
near Mounds.
Mrs. d. j. Jones, who mas been
visiting her sister, Mrs w. II. Grain,
Of commercial avenue, left Sunday
for her home at Toledo, Ohio,
Marguerite Miller is i'll of chick
enpoX at the home of her parents
Attorney and Mrs. c. S. Miller, on
Poplar street.
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Minneapolis wired; mot much
wheat on sample tables. Fair cash
demand for good wheat, but soft
Minnesota hard to sell. No. |
Northern Blue Stem lie over TO L
under May. Bulk of No. | Velvet
Chat going at &C under May
The receipts of wheat at Min
neapolis and Duluth for the week
were ALTO cars, compared with l.
Sl5 cars last week ana 2,039 cars
for the corresponding week one
year ago.
Broomhalls Argentine agent
cabled last night: The weather
continues favorable for the move
ment of wheat and also for corn.
Crop adviees are highly favorable"
English visible supply of wheat
and hour decreased 100000 bu.
this week, compared with 2,S21,O 900
bu decrease same week in 1918.
Wheat receipts at the leading
primary markets since July l show
a decrease of about 20is per cent,
compared with the same time last
year.
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PIANO TUNING.

VIM. F. Cushing Son. piano eX-
perts are now in the city prepared
to do fine tuning and acting adjust
ing. We repair sounding boards,
bridges, keyboards, also restring
pianos. Not matter what is wrong
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NOTICE.
SALE OF COLLATERAL SECURITY

TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED /
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that the McCabe & Steen Track
Laying Machine Company, of Jack
son County, Missouri having de-
faulted in the payment at maturity
of its note for $4,000, dated August
2Sth, 1918, due in months after
date with interest at per cent
from maturity, etc, upon which
there has been since paid the sum
of $2,52i07 the unders gned will,
on account of such default, sell the
collateral security deposited with
the undersigned to secure the full
payment of said note, viz.
Certificates Nos. 1 to 5, both in
elusive, for the aggregate of 500
shares---being all the capital stock
---of the McCabe & Steen Track
Laying Machine Company.
All said collateral will be sold by
the undersigned at public venue at
the front door of the Court House
at Cairo, Illinois, on the 3rd day of
February A. d. 1914 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for CASH; and the amount
realiedz upon sale will be applied to
the payment Of the balance due
upon said overdue and unpaid note,
and the surplus if any, after the
payment of said note and interest
and costs of sale, will be held by
the undersigned for the benefit of
the party or parties entitled there
to by law.
Dated at Cairo, Illinois, this 18th
day Of January A. d. 1914.
FIRST BAND AND
TRUST COMPANY,
BY J. S. Aisthorpe,
Its President.
Gilbert & Gilbert,
Attorneys. st. 1-19-26-2-2
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of John Sheehan, deceased
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
of John Sheehan late of the County
of Alexander and State of Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that
he viii appear before the County
Court of Alexander County, at the
Court ll0@sc in Cairo at the March
term, on the first Monday in March
next, at which time all persons nav
ing claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for
the purpose Of having the same ad-
justed All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned
Dated this 18th day of January
A. d. 1914.
NJ. J. H0WLEY,
Administrator.
lis Git
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Three lots $500 each, corner
Charles and Holbrook.
Two-story stucco house, bath and
furnace; two lots; Park frontage.
Price $4,000.
Seven room cottage with bath,
$500.
Three lots Twenty-sixth and
Holbrook, s400 each.
SPANN, THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
Bell phone 403, Home 10. 10 tt
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Salesman Wanted.

WANTED-Salesmen $500 per
month and all expenses to begin.
Experience not absolutely necessary.
Take orders from dealers for Cigar
cites. Cigars, Snuff, Smoking and
Chewing Tobaccos. Penn Wholesale
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MACHINERY REPAIRING.

I have opened a General Repair
shop fer gasoline and steam en-
gines, steam boilers and bicycles at
215 Eleventh street. Both phones
1856. ]. Z. Boyd. lis 81
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Lost and Found.

LOST-On Washington avenue or
Walnlc street, south of 9th 81.
small transmission chain for auto
mobile Return for reward to w.
B. Thitlewood, GA 27th st. lis st
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VIII cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price 25c.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED---Men 20 learn the bar
Der trade. Thousands have become
successful shop owners by our system
and send to us for BARRIERS. Prepare
now. M limit to term. Tools given
Wages while learning. Particulars
mailed free. Moler Barber College,
st. Louis, Mo. lie t 1-22
WANTED-Box rippers for night
work. Apply to Dillman Egg Case
Company, Charlottesville, Mo.
1-13 1-27
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Tobacco Company, Station G. New
York, N. Y. 1-13 BIB
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WANTED-A colored gill for
general homework. Apply ). L.
corner Of Goth and Walnut. Is If