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otherwise they would be heretics ana
suffer eternal torment.
The matter worked we'll. Then the
CathNics said. "Why cannot we similarly
give the people the Bible. and yet hold
them down to creedal interpretations Of
"" SO they prepared at Douay College.
France. the Douay Bible. and gave u To
The Catholics. with similar warnings that
there was great danger in reading 1t, n
that whoever interpreted II otherwise
than by the creed would be herotics and
could not even get off with purgatory,
but would &c down to eternal torture.
In addition TO these handicapS, We
must remember that all the reformers
who really appreciated the Bible had their
minds warped and twisted by twelve
centuries of human mis- representation of
the Divine character and Plan. under tho
m~alevolent influence Of "rhe prince of
It this world" Hence, although the trans
lations of the Bible are generally good,
they are interspersed here and there with
the mental color Of the translators Nor
can we wonder at this. Twelve cen-
turtles Of error and darkness must
greatly becloud the mind u require
time to be dislodged.
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what the Deluge Accomplished.

~EoreknowinR these conditions, zoo
had arranged for a deiuee, Ior n,iii
;nn,enrfs that a continuance az these
ronditions could no longer be oerei'clai;
The entire race, except Moan nanny ~
eight persons, We're p,hin tells
| ABOUT those people going TO eternal TOR.
ture. but everything in II teaches tnat
thew died-lost life entirely; But because
God intends. their eventual nshNera' ~
Christs Reign. therefore the blele
teaches that they fell asleep IN death,
not 10 he awakened until after tne
Millennial dawn and tne s'aTrnns n tbev
are 10 come forth. not AL ~ once. put
every man In his " order 'or'"-
''S, Peter % Peter o:4) and 81. Jude
Jude g. inform us tha from the time
OF the Deluge, Satan and the other
angels of lower order. who were mis-
led bv him into misuse OF their powers;
were put under chains of darkness unit
The Judgment of the great Day, now at
hand. This signifies their restraint. their
hindrance from materiallzing since
then, their dealing with mankind mas not
been open AS before, but In darkness,
i'm deception, etc. Satan is called the
Prince of Darkness, of evil, OF sin. OF
error. Jesus styles him the father OF
Hes: and ecaus It was through his
| MISREPRESENTATION hat Adam and his
race came under the Divine sentence OF
death, therefore Jesus styles Satan "a
murderer from the beginning John
For approximately four thousand
wears this mighty. wicked spiritual
prince has not only been the Prince OF
demons, OF the angels who sinned," but
also by deception the god or ruler OF
humanity, His rule OF darkness has not
been an open one. which the race would
resent. hut a reign through deception
and through the wickedness Of humanity
--'children OF disobedience' the masses
OF humanity. -Ephcslans ?:2: |. CORN
thians a.,
The work OF Satan and his demon
hosts Is manifest. among the heather
peoples. As st. Paul declares. these are
80 deceived that they really worship the
demons instead OF God-ignorantly,
(Acts l7:23.) The demonology by which
they nave been deceived has operated
through dreams. visions n spirit me
diums, In every heather nation.
C~hrlstendOm Is Satan's Triumph.
When God entered into a Conycuant
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ST. Louis, Mo.
December I2.--Pas-
tor Russell's appeas.
ance at Coliseum
today brought TO a
climax his great
photo = Drama OF
Creation" exhibit
ed to approximately
twenty-n Ave lthor.
sand people In the
Coliseum during the
past week. Our City
has been greatly
stirred TO new and
better views OF the
Bible by this great
Drama of four
parts, two hour
each. 1t had a
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The. Overthrow OF
Satan's Empire
DARK MISCONCEPTIONS CLEARED AWAY.

Satan Not Stocking Fires. But Is a Great Prince-What the Bible
Declares Of Him-He Fell from Being an Angel Of Light
Pride and Ambition Led Him to Rebellion Against Cod
Why God Has so Long Permitted Him Without Authorizing
His Reign-The Nature Of His Rule-lts Object-How 1t
Will End-His Dethronement Foretold At the Inauguration
of Messiahs Kingdom.
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Satan Originally u Glorious Angel.

The Bible story is that satan was
created perfect that he WAS an anger OF
very n!.i, rank. named Luciier. "hiIn
100 ies bright. glorious. Intelligent. lie
- IN, nrst creature OF Co TO reoel
gains, tho Divine arrangement lride
nd ambition beclpuded his wisdom. lie
desired 10 become a King, an autorra'' III
son,e realm of his own. which he ap-
rsrsrtly fsnried ne could rule more
!. selv than could Jehovah. Behoidlns
Inc newly created Adam and Eve WIN
nrOcfeative powers ana autnorll! tIo.'
,od to I'LL the earth with glorious, per
ha would never ave "A better opportunity
ian his for establishing himself as "A
Eat king II he could ALLEVIATE man
from the Creator. he would soon nave an
empire of his own. He succeedea IN
limiting Adam 10 disl"yalty. disooedI-
ence 10 God. and thus barred MN from
Irvine favor. But later. ne ionhu ,naA
Gods announcement, The wages Oh SIN
* death ,Romans $3.50. was not an
idle threat and that All OF hs su"Jssa
MIS- kingdom, and the only way ne couIu
continue il at all Was through CON-
e!nued receptions. .,.
HIS next move was to estanlsn a rev
race. infused with fresh ploo1 ine tin. 1.
ma, God had not punished Satah as,
,ovalty was. no n a surprise 10 Az
nc holy angels. 1t appeared as tnougn
satan we're too powerful Tor Sou
nunish him. Hence. when satan presen,e9
rhc proposition that the angels snou'u
,,na,ariaiize az men and beget human
children OF the human mothers or M
race. a conside rable hummer %, the anseis
detected. and participssed in the pioP,s,,
,'on Az the Bible declares, "they lett
,Seir own estate or condition. me
AMI. tells us tina, the result OF this
unauthorized union. was 9 new race
physically stants, men OF morsIy per-
werted The record further Is that tins
new race filled the earth with violence
| So,ninatlng, enslaving. mistreaung nus
t CapsSIa & a
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run OF some three months mere III the
Victoria Theatre a year ago and many
of chose attending during the past week
witnessed IL then. and ENTHUSIASTICALLY
declared that its wonderful lectures ana
beautiful pictures an! ot'er
entertainment as respects instruction IN
Science. Philosophy and Reilgion iror,
the Bible viewpoint. We understand
that in Chicago the Drama has mad a
run of nearly a year. and is stu snow
ing at the Metropolitan Auditorium. IN
New York City Temple, West SD ST. neas
Broadway, the home OF the Drama, "
has had a run OF more than n year. ana
lately has been showing in swedish
German. Italian II PoiiSh.. W is an
nounced that the Drama will reopen In
English next sunday afternoon. cohtlhu-
ing every week night indefinitely ,r
Pastor Russelrs topic OF today. I'LL;
OVERTHROW OF SATANS EMPIRE
wsas a fitting conclusion TO the Drama
here, c~mphasizins some OF the lessons III
the Drama. He said in part -.
Long has the world been taugnt tns
fable that Satan l. in ZONE far-oH aho
unknown place called He'll. stocking nres
and causing untell:tble nguish 70
millions of our race. But the Bible tells
no such fable. II represents SATAN as y
great and powerful spirit peine On :
prince of mis- world" John - 40. ,
Again Il STYLES him the ruler or goo
II this world. who now worketh; IN tns
hearts of the children OF d~lsopedience;
Ephesians 2:2p He has n great splri'
,ual Empire amon2S, men. "hich con,
trolls through ignorance. superstition ano
fear the vas, majority of the humar
family. The Bible declares nm 10 ~
the great expert In deceiv!ng the people.
making darkness appear to be, llsht
falsehood appear to be truth. and truth
appear 10 he falsehood. II declares tina
God mas permitted satan thus 70 rue
as a Prince. but That He never author
,zed hirn-,hat his power is purei!
u~surpatlon. based upon these deceptions
II tells why God has permitted MN tc
usu~p authority. what object WIN ns
served eventually by the permission OF
evil how Satan shall be restrained. 81
hound during the thousand years 81
Messish's glorious Kingdom, and tina
eventually he will be utterly. destroyed
2O:I. ?.
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dnard,h IN -four kneuoos Metropolitan eMeso ire lot controlled BY the Syndicate. hence n
70 ar pe.0hned 10 puohsh thsss faHrudfs rmon In the leading nNcspdp0s paying q
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Again Satan sought to block the path
Of Christian rogress from the darkness
to the light by ENCOURAGING sectarianlsm,
Yet each sect was really seeking more
light and Satan. as the Prince OF Dark
ness, succeeded In leading some this way
II some that way. n in perpetuating.
and TO some extent increasing the ION
fusion of doctrines, until today the vasi
majority of even those who profess fun
conservation to God are perplexed. be
wildered. The fire OF Higher Criticism
and Of Evolutionary theories ernanatinE
from the colleges is burning UP the false
faith OF many. as st. Pau foretold
would be the case with those who should
build their faith with the wood. hay and
stubble of human tradition. and who
would not sufficiently search ou n
build with the gold, silver and precious
stones of Divine TRUTH Corinthians
3:12.
The eminent Cardinal Newman ex-
pressed the sentiment Of all honest Chris
tians In his hymn, which a met with
such general favor everywhere. In 1t
he says:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
cROUND-HOC day:
WILL he SEE
90,
HIS SHADOW
Weather Man Predicts Day Will be
Cloudy; if so Animal Will
Not Return to Hole,

Today is ground hog day, not
necessarily sausage day, but the
Jay that the little ground hog is
supposed to come out from his hole
and If he secs his shadow he goes
back into his hole and remains there
for six weeks, as the weather will
not be to his liking until the expi-
ration of that length Of time. If
the sun does not shine he is suppos-
I'd to remain out in the open and
bask in the balmy air. The ground
hog and the u. S. Weather man are
not cronies: the weather man
doesn't put any stock in the action
of the animal and calls the time hon
ored animal prognosticator a fraud.
According to the prediction of the
weather man for today, the day will
be cloudy, therefore it is likely tho
little animal will remain out of his
hole and forage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
JACKSON, Tenn. (.
NAN ARRESTED
FOR FORGERY
Said to Have Made Check for $2S
and Cashed Twas Interested
in Vaudeville Matters.

Robert w Kemp OF Jackson,
Tenn, was arrested here at noon
through instructions from
the Chief Of Police OF jackson. on a
charge Of forgery. Kemp is alleged
to have forged a check for SIS and
had 1t cashed.
Kemp, who is young man, came
to Cairo last Friday and registered
at the Marion Hotel, it IS said un-
der the name of Wilson. He placed
an advertisement in local paper
as follows: "Wanted-FOr vaude-
vile road show, two girls and one
male dancer or singer, black face
preferred. Cali for manager yaude.
yillo show, Marion hotel"
~ is said some one answered the
advertisement and In making hi.
contract Kemp stated he had Il
meet his partner first who had The
money. whom he expected to arrive
soon. He afterward said he had gone
to WickIifte 20 meet this party but
that he failed to arrive.
Officer Lutter OF Jackson is here
10 take Kemp back to Jackson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
i. s. TO INSIST
ON ITS RIGHTS TO
PURCHASE SHIPS
Controversy Will Not Come Until
After Action on Bill in
Senate.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The United
States Government does not intend
TO be drawn into any negotiations
or discussion with foreign govern
ments as to whether or not It has
tbe right to buy belligercnt ships,
until the bill pending in the Senate
is enacted into law and there is a
decision as 20 where the purchases
arc to be made.
Believing tnat no foreign Power
has any ground for sunposing that
in purchasing shipa and unncutral
act Sotlld be committed, no pre- tSts
are leEpeGted In advance Of action by
the american Government.
This was made clear on the High
stat' authority yesterday after the re.
turn Of Secretary Bryan to the cap
tai 1t hecamc known, also al,
though the Secretary himself de.
clined 70 make any statement, that
neither he nor any other official Of
the American Government had ask
ed for or received the views formally
~ inforamaIly of belligcrent gov.
eInments on tho pending shipping
bill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
RECORD
BROKEN; PRICE
OF WHEAT $l.56
Price of May Wheat Jumps to 81 So
on Chicago Market and
Sl.52 in st. Louis.

Chicago, Feb. 1.--Buyers came
after wheat today with 4 rush and
quickly brought about new high
record war prices. Foreigners were
eager for both cash and future de-
liveries and it seemed as if nearly
every commission house in the trade
was attempting to fill orders to pur-
Chase Liverpool dispatches said
wheat was advancing there with a
strong demand. in sharp contrast
with this news, domestic ad,ices ap
peared. conclusive that growers in
the United States were selling vlr-
tually nothing from reserve hold
tngs. 'Thc market, after opcnins
&c tc 2isc higher. scored a mater
ial further gain. May sold at $I.JG
comSared with 1851 rs on Satur-
lay's close,
p. .T1day's. rise Followed etnang I.i"~
e,rpooI pdices, when spo1 wheat was
dto I'D up. Active competitive
buying by millers. elevator interests
and exporters, the removal of the
dlty on wheat by the Italian gov
errment and reported advances in
the price Of bread in Chicago and
New Ycrk.
Corn was drawn upward with
wheat, as being relatively cheap
hardly more than half cost, bushei
for husbel Rough weather had
also bullish effect. The opening.
which varied from X to &c higher
was followed by general further
advance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
In An Effort to Send the Govern
ment Ship Purchase Bill Back
to Commerce Committee.
SUCH PANDEM0NIUM NOT
SEEN FOR MANY YEARS
Senator Clark Accused Opponents OF
Bfil Being Influenced by the
O
Shipping Trust.

uo
t. Washington, Feb, .. Nine Demo
cratic senators today jo!nef in line
with the; Republicans. in: an effort to
send the Government ship Purchase
bill back to- the Commerce. Commit
tee. 8.
The revolt was unexpected as II
was suddenly turned in twfnklins
from an administration advantage
into n defensive position, which to
night seertod almost hopeless to
many Democratic leaders.
Fiercely fighting for tho life of
the measure. the Democrats succeed
ed In adjourning the senate, with
the action to rccomnit pending, Ii
a party caucus is called for tomorr
row morning.
senator Clark Of Arkansas, Demo.
crat and President pro tenn OF the
Senate reviewed the situation which
has held the senate in deadlock for
many days. He arose While Senator
Smith of Michigan was concluding a
long speech and asked him to yield
for a motion,
The senator yielded and Clark in
trodrciug his remark with an ap-
peal for consideration OF. other lesis.
lation he moved to send the bill back
to The sommittee,
Such pandemorium as followed
has not been witnessed in the sem
ate for many years. AS socn rs adj
ministration leaders could catch
breath Senator Fletcher, in charge
of the bill, made a point of order
against tho motion, which Vice
President Marshall sustained. Sena-
tor Clark appealed from the deci-
sion, and the chair was oyerruled
by vote of, 46 tc 81; 9 Democrats
joining The Republicans. After some
further parliamentary lnancuverine
Senator Reed took the. floor and de,
nonne1nR MS lAmocFallc cotIeaGues.
accusod the opponents OF. the bill of
being influenced by. the shipping
Trust
Both sides seemed. willing to de.
clare, q. truce to take stock III the
new. situation: and when Senator
Fletcher. moved an adiaurnment un,
tilo tomorroyi,. there was no ofsosi.
lion. o
. penahs.' ad9inioyaHee lass55aG3fe
called a pesiocratjc ssspgs8 Sos, g.
morrow lnppninS N5iGs a&%3:,.'
%ill be made TO via .taasG aasSGs. .38a5g'lafS. gafS..
. or the party. An at8aage. aa;aso aag$sl3
l,a. sl2alle' to brang aid ft6A' 2sss:!a'cfal
Progressive Republicans by amend
ing the bill to meet their objections.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
GERMANY BRINGING
COMBAT TO GREAT
BRITAIN front DOOR
Greatest Activities in West Being Displayed
in the Argonnes; Many Engagements
but None DeciSive-AuStrianS Claim
Success in Russian Poland and: West
Galacia; Claim, Many Captures.
Associated Press.

e. .9 o. . a
e London. Feb. 1.-THE battery pro.
tecting Dover. opened fire tonight
on what is though to have been al.
other German raid. but whether BY
Zeppelins or submarines, or both.
has not been ascertained Ar carly
report from Dover said that eva
hostile airships were obaarved over
that town while another report an.
nounced that they had teen driven
off by the fort guns. Another mes
sage declared that the fire had been
directed at German submarines.
As Consequences tire war debart-
ulent Instructed the London police
to make all preparations for an air
raid. The city was soon in darR.
ness and everywhere the news wss
spread that Zeppelin was "a It's
way TO the METROPOLIS. The report
Of Submarine at Dover seemed 10
have explained the firing there. but
the official press bureau issued 40
statement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
ST.LOUIS PASTOR
CALLED DOWN FOR
ATTACK ON SUNDAY
Rev. l.. M Bhkhead is Interrupted
When He Criticised Methods
of the Evangelist,

St. Louis. Feb. 1.---Ry ceusuring
Billy Sundays revival methods in
his sermon yesterday morning, the
Rev. l.. M. Girkhead, pastor OF
Wagner Memorial Methodist
church, Taylor and Gibson avenue,
got himself heckled by two mem.
bers Of his church. who showed their
belief in the baseball evangelist.
The pastor said that the work OF
sensational, whoop-hurrah evange-
lists was very transient in its re
suits, and that towns visited by
Billy Sunday have been "religiously
dead" as reaction from the excite
ment he has caused. The Sunday
school and religious education. nos
revival methods, are the hope of the
church, he said.
Patrolman James Richardson. q
member OF the choir. was the hrst
interrupter. He asked If event Il
transient revival would not leave
Concluded on parp SiY
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
Negotiations Being Conducted Witt.
Natl Lyceum Bureau by Opera
House Management
FLUENT BENETCIARIES
GIVE THEIR EXPERIENCES
Exhibits of the Wonderful German
Frauenklinik Will be Much
ino Evidence.

A. vast amount of space In the
daily newspapers, and the principal
ma gaines with special articles have
been odeyoted0to the subject of "Twi-
light Sleep" thereby arousing extern
sive interest on the part of the gen
eral public, particularly mothers,
or those abort TO become mothers
in order that the largest amount
of information on this subject pos
sible be obtained Manager Farm
baker Of the Cairo Opera House Is
conducting negotiations which SO
far have progressed favorably. and
almost to a certainty Will be COM
pleted vitnia the pexi tEa weeks,
tending to the arrangement fer IA
series of lectures 70 be given by the
National I,yceum Bureau by a num-
Der of benGdcin.ies of the treatment
members of a society whose patron
esses are Mrs. O. II. p. Beltnout.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mrs, Orms
Wilson, Mrs. Julia Heath, Mrs.
Rketa child Dorr, Mrs. Mark Boyd
Mrs. J. Temple Emmett, Mrs. Philip
Carbody. This society has not only
established clinic, but has en-
rolled number of highly educated
and fluent speakers all of whom
have undergone the Twilight
sleep and are now engaged in
spreading the propaganda bread
cast over the land in a humani-
tartan effort to alleviate the terrors
and pains of child birth.
Among the speakers, beneficiarles
Of the Twilight Sleep" are Mar
guerite Tracy, Aida Chandler EN-
met. Mary S"mner Boyd, Charlotte
Carmodv and Refine Marie Stewart.
The series of lectures will be
given in the morning and afternoon.
Had a person mentioned the words
twilight sleep" wear ago. few
would have Aad the slightest idea
what WIS meant. Today, the won-
Concluded on Page Two.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
Associated Press.

London, Feb. 1.-The French
war ofrite reports numerous German
attacks in the neighborhood of la.
Bassee and to the north Of Albert,
which are declared to have been re.
pulsed.
Probably the greatest activity
'loDg the line in the west Is being
displayed In the Argonnes out the
ange gements have In no way been
iecisive.
In the case the Aastrians claim
success In Russian Poland and west
Galicia and the capture of large
Russian contingents, near Lupnow
the Carpathians.
The occupation of Tabrig, Persia,
is officially announced from petro.
yrad The situation in Bdkou ina,
hroz'gh which Rissiane are plan.
ling 10 make their way into Hun.
>ary is wttho'lt change.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
FRIENDS CELEBRATE THE
ARRIVAL OF SON AT NOME
OF MR.. AND MRS. J. SALYER

Mr.. and Mrs jeff Salyer of
Mound City. formerly Of Cairo. en-
tertajned a number of their friends
Sunday, on the occasion of the birth
of son, whom they have named
Frank. The friends surprised them.
all coming to honor the new arrival
who was born last week. The guests
were. Mrs. Cecil Wood and chill
dren Melvin, Gladys and Ethel OF
Cairo; Mrs. Albert Smith of Hem
derson, Ky, formerly OF Cairo and
Mrs. Fulk and daughter Anna, OF
Olmstead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02

London, Feb. Again british
interest in the. military activities on
She Continent has been overshadov-
ID nOiQentarily by the fast that
Germany has brought tho combat 20
treat Rritain's front door What Is
regarded here as the new German
policy Of a submarine blockade OF
British rorts is temporarily efF@ctuai
at least In the case OF Belfast, where
sailiugs have been suspended. The
liverpool authorities. however. an
nounce that no interriittion in the
Concluded on PAGE Sfx
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
GOVERNMENT OF
CANADA COMES
ACROSS RIGHT
Agrees to Pay $1,000 on Life of Wal.
ter Smith and $4,000 to
Charles Dorsch,

Washington, Feb. Under an
agreement reached tonight the
Canadian government will settle
the claim growing out of the re :.
cent shooting Of two American duck
hunters, hy Canadian militiamen
by paying $4,000 to the parents
of Walter Smith who was killed and
$4,000 to Charles DorsGh who was
wounded, in addition to legal ex-
penses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
DOUbLE-HFADER
INDOOR BASE
BALL GAMES
First Game Between Browns and
Elks; Second Game Company X
and Alexander Club.

Two games of indoor BASEBALL will
be played tonight at the Armory.
the teams of Browns Business Cal
iege and the Elks will contest first,
after whic,' Company X and the
Alexander cf@s will vie with the
other, The first game will start
promptly at 1880 o'clock in order to
give time for the second game to
be completed at an early hour.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
NEXICANS WANT
PARTY OF DIAz
AND HUFRTA
Attempt Being Made, it is Said, 10
Launch Party Against Villa
and Carranga Elements.

FL Paso, Tex, Feb, IA move
ment directed against the Carrauza
and Villa element in Mexico has
been launched by the party which
Diaz and the Huerta
regime, according to authentic in
formation received here tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
FARMER HIT BY A
MOBILE & OHIO TRAIN
HIS SKULL FRACTURED

Columbia, ILL.,, Feb. Phillip
Gummersheimer, a years old, a far
mer living near here, was hit by u
Mobile & Ohio train south of the
city yesterday and his skull fractur-
ed. He was placed on switch en-
gine and taken to hospital at East
st. Louis. He is said TO be in a
critical condition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-02-02
MRS. N. A. HOLDEN, AN
OLD RESIDENT OF THEBES
DIED SUNDAY MORNING

Mrs. n A. Holden, "a years old,
died SUNDAY morning at her home
in Thebes, after long illness. She
was one of the oldest residents of
the town of Thebes, and we'll known
throughout the county,