davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
SrieffaHe,,.

2eftr. - Der gsir.ffsnbe fam
Sic pertldasn, sIsidpisl Oh nit R.aI
cbsr llursdi. aber Sic t5nnm Dor 0,,
ri6t tinfn ginlpruh auf $15 ipss.r
fshIsrbaftr arbsit erbtbtu.
8. 2. = Wenn sgrausn aud MIDI
bds naiionols Stimmre1i beibsn, ID
i6nHtH iis bod I'D, on Dem groitii at,
gen Die Waff,nIi,ferung bsibsiligen. Gi
pirb fosnr Don srobtm Wert5s Isin,
n,nn oas In umfangreidsm Wnbs as,
i9isbt. Die protsite iinb iiir bisfsa
Gounin su rihten an:
Sstatpr abso. 6. Burton.
Ssndtor aiIss ppmsrtns,
2IprsiIe: glOit Sffies u. g. Gsnais,
@dibiustou. .. 6.
sStrner an?
aifrso O. 2llsn,
SianIsD Q. Boippls,
glbrsiis. pcfi Dffire II. e. SouTt Of
R,pr.fsHtatipts. @afbinsiOn. .. 6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
6anslid,er llnfriebe
@eranIafte Stella Sdymibt, rinsn
sslbitmorbperfaa su untsr.
Rebmen.

gPif burdidnittenen Snn0geIeifen
ipurbs geiisrn IN friibtr Wcrssnftunos
Die Al Sabre aIte SfeIla Sd)niot Doll
go. 547 GIarf Strabe benz ltdOtiitcn
ararfenbails eingeliefert, Die Wer'
iulinblneeu waren ieoc6 Hift beoeIlf'
lider Ratilr uno fonnte bic Grall
nad slnIeaen eiries 8erbanoes Dieoer
nah ibrer @obnilng gebraht tperoen.
Comet in Grfabruus sebradt tpsr
ben ipnnis, bate bic Drdu sintn
Strsii nit ibrem Wsanns. Dsr islt eini'
gen Woden nibts fir btH 2sbtusuns
isrboli bsisetragsn babsHIou. aus IptI.
dem @runpe iis fi9 nit efHsm Rdiir
msHsr bic 9anbseIenss bur&i1nsibsH
luollte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

de, Dsllti9lanb btrab5ubriidsn unS
feline Seenont su pernihtsn. Ddrs
aug ionnen bic Serrsn gliapts
mtier in bielsm aanbs srieben,
pab Dsutf9lanb fir Elm srObss Grti'
bsitsprin3ip tGmpfi. bag alien Ratios
usn, bic unisrise nidt ausseihlpiien,
gum gluBsn ssrsistt. Dsnu babsr DE
ataosmiidsn prOfsHOren fir bic Grtis
belt siniiebsn polIen. miiiisn lls
DeutIblaub unisritilBen. Dnb iis oas
nif,t tbun. benefit ibte bo6srabigs I'm
lpifienbeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

bub Der Strsii ibH. rsIp. fsinsm sbs
rsntrertbsn Batter, bic Suume BON
flint Mi1ipntn Dollars sstpItst Bat. CT
i6isn bns fir cine gute Meftfsrtisuns
Su baltsn. ipdbrenb es in Mirtli6teit
benefit, bab er Iisber Wsillionsn ppfern
ipolIts, aIs ben arbsitern ibr Rsht aus
3useitsben. Durd peridispene Jrassn
in bic guee getrieben, tpdste er niht
bic gebdupiuns gu pertreisn, oab arf
better isin Rsdt bdttsn, iibsr Die ars
bsitsbepinsrneen mitSuiprehsn. cbtr
er toHnte nitbt einen einSisen Sau ans
fiibreH, oaB sr ben @rbeitern oie,ss
Reht sinserGumt bate. gr rebste iib
bamit beraus, bab bic glrbeiter ben Be
trieb bGtten nitiiren lpollsn, aber er
tonnte audi in. bieiem Sale ni6t nahs
ipeiisn, bab Die Jprperunsen, luelhe bic
arbsiter iteIlien. cine iplhe SerrihdIt
iiber ben getrieb gum 3tpede hatten.
Mas bic slrbeiter perlanstsn. mar Die
Ginitelung Don sroben MibbrGuben,
untsr ipsI9en fie iftper gu Isiben hots
ten unb in bieIsm @erlangen erblidte
Rodefellsr cine 0ittdtur. es III elm
alter Sniff. beiIen iib Rodefsller be-
bieni bat. Gr ssiiebi bas 9rinsip su,
Inn es i'm 4ussnblid 5u Derperfen,
mann ss CUR prdttiiden Inipenouns
eebradt tperbsn ipll.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
eokal.Deridt
1ad,einitnrs.

Durdp fd5psre S@ussmdiisn, iDsIts
eui BEN Dad beg YisrbsiiaIles pon
n. ssips1, In Der Cincinnati 5Drie
onb muIe grdanse, 30. 3l2S Sprins
GirOps 2Ipsnus. lugsrtfn, br1h hls
Dad bss Gjsbdubes our1. GIiidiidRrs
ipsiit bsiaHptn iid tsiHs 1bisre IN ben
Sialluustn. Els Dad ipurbs uuf sins
Weits non 300 1ub einssOriidt Hno
Der G6absn lpirb duf $500 angtssbn.
9sim 9stannimsrberi oss iInfaIls
riidttn enebrsrs Abibeiiunesu Jeiitr.
ipebr aus. bod mar ibr Grihtintn
nidt u0sAipsg1is. Die slufrdumunsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

9as tlsine Sapsben be-
tunosi bsbsutsnb mebr uationales
GhrssfiibIt. aIs man ioipeit in ben
Ser. Staaten ipdbrgsnommsn bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

Gs miro intersiIant Isin
au beObahten, mas Der slatt5iinsise
@rpan uHb Der humane. Worbpaffen
lisfsrnos prdiibent Wilion tbun ipers
rem, tpenn bic .WiIbslmine" Die nit
prppiant nab 9sutIdlanb absesdnseu
lit, bpn snglii6eH ariessififfen setas
pert perben Iollts. Die beiltihs Regies
rllna Iou Iid berpfIidtst baben. Oarauf
III isben, Dab bic 2aSuue nur 5ur
9srpflesuns Don Ridis9 s9ombattantsH
berpdnot ipirb, ipas odr nibt notbig
iii. Ia Die bsutide Giifte nid2t bIodirt
lit, 10 babsn mir Elm abfolutss Redt.
aroDidnt nah 9sutidlauo su ihidsn.
5cipeit blt 9rpdn ertIdrt, bab Die
@naIGnoer bic SaOuna nidt dnbaItsn
Oiirisn. Ob sr an bieIem GntIdlub
Gndlanbs @eipdltdtten gegsniibsr feits
balten ipirb. miifeu mir crit fsh.n. sbe
mir es glauben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

Ter prGiibent min in bsm
sSuls Der .Odcia" bic Rsdts unb bic
@iirbe Der Ser. Gtuaten sinem parteis
ii9en @ebidte iiberlahen. einem englis
iden prtIsngeri6te. Was bieies tbun
piro, lGBt ii8 abnen. Sm alIsrsiiHitiss
iiea Sale piro ss bic Gntf6sibuns Biz
nu6 bsm arisse psridisbsn. alter
ipsun ss Dorbsr urtbeiIt. ipirb Die gnte
ifsiOung babin lautsu. bub Die Der.
Stdaten tein Red3t baben, einem feinbs
lidsn Sfifie bic amsritdniids Rntics
naIit6t gu DerIsiben, Sobalb GHgldnos
stntersiIen ins Spiel tommen. ipsiS Der
Nrdiipsnt nitts bon ameritantIaen
Rehien. Inter iold,eu 9srbdltniiieu
ioHnte er Die 2eituns uniersr nustpdre
iiuen 4ngsleusnbeiien ebenio gut Dem
Carl @rep iibertragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

Gin Profeiior in aauianns
bat cine risiig geIsbrte 4bbaHbluns
iibsr bns 5Rma geiHrieben, fparum
8sutidIauo ben aries ansefdnlsn BAT.
Die Rep Dprter prObritif6e ErsIs
riibmt bic 3Uingenos 2ogit ur5 bic
nDiOsrleeli9en Sbdtiaaen bss Bro
feiiors. Das .r befpieIen bat, bariiber
piro Sober, Der ii9 elm unparteiiiass
lIrtbeiI berpabrt bat, laden. Dem fIus
aen. gelebrten prOfsfor aufolge bat
8eutltIano Den 9risg berbeigsfiibrt,
I'm msbr gopen fir GabrunasmittsI
81 erlausen, oa ss Ionii Dsr5unssrn
miiii.. 9isisr srobarttsu Gntosduns
iitbt Die 9batiade gessniiber, bdB
0suiibldno gu teinsr ,3sit msbr als
isds ProSent l,ines gsbaris al groi
itoffen importirt bat. 9ab 8sutI6Ianb
alles a,lfeebotsn bat, I'm ben Trie6sn
su erbalisn. unter Dem e. ipis Der 5err
ProfeiIor 5ugsitsbt, in punberbdrer
ASeiie aebisb. yrauden mir ippbl nidt
trft 81 ertpdbnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

unfere anii6t, bab bic Gnss
Ianper nit ibrer Srsdbeit idlisbli6
ood ben praiiOenteu unb bic probritiz
ibe pdrtei in Disism 2anbe in WaIs
lung bringen fperpsn. finbet ibrs gsitd=
tiauns in isbr bsftiseu autportsn
bon amsritaniIden 3eitunssn auf bic
snsliiden arititer, pelds ben prdr
iipeHtsn oafiir taDeIn. bab sr Die abs
fabrt Der r9aeia" seitattst bat. Der
glatipnaIitOI3 fdust fhon an iid gu re-
gen nnb bic Grtenntuib fdnst an 3u
rsifeH, oaB England in Der @ersepaItis
guns unierer nelltral.n Redts gu melt
esbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

.5apeIodG GIlis i6reibt: ginen
.&riss gesen Deutihlaub bate Sds
snsliihe 8el. .lidt 5ussseben Doer
miBbiIigt. aber aIs 8euti9lanb in
9elsien einbrans. erbob iih bas Bolt.
0as 1T einfld ssIosen. ROrlep,
gurns, SaIoane unD iiberbaupt aut
Sntslliaen5en i'm enslii6eu &abinst ers
tldrten, oab Der Giu5us In 9elsien ben
arieo ni6t redtfertise, bab er iibers
baupt nidt retH5ufertiaen iei uub er
isi bsm snsliiden 9OIte seiualtidm
aufsebrunsen iporbeu. Sbne Suitims
mung oss 9arlamsnts unb bss 0oltts
babe bic Resisruns ii9 70 feii an
5rantrsid uHb RuBldno sststtet. oab
bas Parliament niff mebr asgeH ben
&rtss itimmen tonnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

RodefsIIsr il. bot stH Tansss
8erbOr Dor Dem aommiitse fir bic
geheruns Der 8e3iebuHgen 3Dfifen
arbeit uub &dpitaI beitanbsn. SeIbite
beritdnblih fuurbt sr iiber ben Streit
IN isinsn @oIoraooer 8ersnerisn bts
frrsi. CT bat gu protptOg gsgsbsH.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18
B I c s H o E
 R E D U c T I o N s

36 pair Mems Nettleton Calf Shoes, Heavy Leather lined just the
 thing for sloppy weather
 were $750 ........ NOW $500 p pair Mems Nettleton Vici Kid heavy sole, Splendid for ten
 der feet. Were $700 NOW $5.50 16 pairs Mems Nettleton Patent Lea ther Shoes, English Walking
 Last. Were $7.50. NOW $500 40 pair Mems Patent Leather and Tan Shoes, Broken lines and
 sizes. Were $500 and $6.00
 NOW $2.50
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18
ALASKAN PL 4 N I .> bE SHIPPED
 ANCHORAGE

The plant of the Cordova Daily Alaskan, which suspended publication on June 1 last, is today being packed and will be shipped to Anchorage on the Mariposa next week. L. F. Shaw, editor of the Cook Inlet Pioneer, ar rived in town last evening and shortly afterwards closed a deal for the Mer- ganthaler, cylinder press and other material used in issuing the Alaskan, which he will take back with him to Anchorage, where he will at once be- gin the publication of a daily news paper
 Associated with Mir. Shaw in this new enterprise is T. B. Needam, while our former townsman, c. P. Packard is also employed on the Inlet U. X. Grant, an old-aime Alaskan will op- crate the linotype machine.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18
NELSON SCHOOLS
 COST sS1,42e.s2

Figures compiled at the Governors office show that the total cost of the schools throughout the Territory in unincorporated towns for the school year 1914-1915 was S61,426.92. There have been in operation 31 schools, un- der the direction of 40 teachers, and for the benefit of 961 pupils. This makes an average of 31 students per school, at an average yearly cost of S1S1.51 per school and s63 3.92 per pubil There have been seven new districts established during the year.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

On Monday the annual report of the Governor of Alaska, J. F. A. Strong. will be mailed to President Wilson. The report has been in process of compilation for several weeks and will contain in addition to the usual data, several important tables of sta tistics of the Territory which will be introduced as appendices to the main report. The report will occupy about 50 pages in print. Last years report covered 49 pages.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

These figures are as opposed to like statistics for the previous year which were as follows: 27 schools, 3S teachers, 939 pupils, total cost of $61,659.74 and average cost per pupil of $62.46.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

Mrs. Isaac Evans, wife of Deputy Marshal Evans of Seward, was an out going passenger on the Admiral Far. ragut. She will make a two months visit with her sister, Mrs. Florence Meagher, who conducts a ladies fur. nishing store in Spokane.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18
CAPT. FERGUSON ILL
 IN SEATTLE HOSPITAL
~4,iziAts.,

~S,ill stssi
 Capt. Walter H. Ferguson, we'll known Alaskan and formerly U. s. commissioner at Council, and later at ,Chitina, is seriously i'll in a Seattle hospital. Ferguson is also one of the best known navigators on the coast. He came to Alaska in the early days and was prominent in the early devel- opment of the interior. ssas--,~
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

J. V. Carter, of Seattle, arrived on the Northwestern and intends to make Cordova his home. He is q brother in-law of Clark Byers and his family will come here as soon as he arranges for housekeeping apartments
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18
ONE PRICE.

Every customer at our store is charged alike. One price for all Phone 21. Cordova Cooperative Trading Co.,
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

Horace Leach and wife have moved into the apartments formerly occu- pied by Capt. Lathrop, in the Empress building.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

John Larson was an arrival on the steamer Northwestrn, to visit his daughter, Mrs. Edw. Walsh.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Henry c. Feldman returned last night from business trip to Anchor age.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

F. H. Turner returned last night from a trip to the states.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

There will be train for Chitina and Kennecott tomorrow morning.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

pied by Capt. Lathrop, in the Empress building.
 Harry Thisted and John A. Gamble returned from Valdez last evening, the latter being excused as a district court juror.
 -:o:.-
 l.. F. Shaw, editor of the Aachor- age Pioneer, is in town or a bu:4ness trip and is registered at the Alaskan hotel.
 Miss Ada White, stenographer in the Juneau land office, was a passen. ger on the Northwestern for Anchor age, where she will accept a similar position with the Alaska Engineering Commission.
 F. B. Tracey returned today to An chorage, where he is looking after the business of the Alaska Steamship Company.
 -:o:-
 Capt. A. E. Lathrop, of this place, has purchased the equipment of the Casino movie" at Seward and will open theatre there about October l.
 --:o:-
 B. NJ. Stone publisher of the Seward Gateway, accompanied by his wife, was a passenger on the steamer Far ragut last night for Seattle and from there they will go to San Francisco to attend the fair.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

All the Real News In the Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-18

Furnished Cottage, Observation Knoll. Apply Alaska Transfer Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
STORY Of THE
EMERALD ISLE
CEN THEATRE
Produced Today and Tonight ii
Motion Picture Play Entitled
The Ragged Earl

The second release Ct the Alec
Film Corporation will be Andrew
Mack in The Ragged Earl" "Th-
Ragged Earl is the best Of III
Macks many stage Success a9d
WI prove equally as ro, lar ~
the screen. The story OF the Elmer
aid Isle was produced DR. the Poau-
lar Plays and Playees Company
who spared no expense ~ the pro
luetioh ami who adhered TO the
atmo splefn in the me-, minnie t.
tail Of ,i.e l'cture. The two han-
dred ana eshty-nin s'4ues art
typical Of the Irish county ana to
one who has visited Ireland The
different views are Recognizable.
This is Mr. Maek's first appe1vant
in motion pictures and JUDGING h.
the demand for him as a pj2tdre
star it will be the beginning OF a
series of pictures from many Of the
successes Of this favorite nortraye
Of Irish types on the lesi;imat
stage
This ltle story is laid arount
County kildare, Ireland. shown
the Earrs castle ana that of hi
Sir Henry Hard astl
The grounds OF the estate of 81
Henrys are also SHOWN in the I'll
tare and il is n theso that most 0
the action occurs. The tgaiu
away Of the stepeauehters Of 81
Henry arduastle. one DISGUISED q
a boy; the pursuit by the alnk:e
ard the batue be-. woen thcm an(
the Earl Of kildare are all show
in the picture rs well as in thc due
between Sir Henry and The Earl
Thn nttje old church cha'a aristi
of those found in the north OF Ire
land and the marriage O Eli
Hcnrv's eldes, daughter TO the Ear
who is disguised as Lord Wilbrook
The wealthy old roue end the ohoic
Of Sir Henry; the expose Of thu
Earl and the disappointment of hi
and Sir Henry make At
ting climax 10 q most interesting
picture
The artistirness Of this grodre-
tion Is tevoDd conception aud is in
with The standard of photo
plays to be released through tbo
AIco Film Corporation
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

TO mect the situation even # l. were
legal fer lhe city to undertake .
.p9omiscaous distribution of aims.
BESIDES the men who have been en-
eased in this extra work for the
city are noJ menGicants and much
prefer the opportunity To work 10
accepting charity.
This expense is fast becoming
greater than The city will be able
to meet though we hope to con,
tiuue employine extra labor as long
as our finances win pcrmE.
Therefore hereby rcApe fully
yree The manaoemeat az cur va
ri9us industries. ana al employers
OF LABOR throughout the city end
envA"ns. to make tho tr.rdcn light
er On the .Jy and the various
charitable organization by employ
ing as many mon rs possible dur
ing these times Of stress
Respectfully submitted for your
careful consideration.
WALTER II. WOOD. Mayor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
K. c. MINSTREL
RENEARSALS ARE
NOW BEING HELD
tConcludsd from First Psge.)

y-eieht pieces will BE- given on the
lay q the first show.
The eigh, end men selected to
ing the rag songs pull the gags
ma otherwise star in the first part
IRE Joe Glynn, Ned Langan. VIII
RYAN Eschmanu Curran, Adlai Ma
zee. Toe BucAcr, John Levitt Eu-
enc @laHbcr The balance Of Ire
alcnt. the ballad singers, the sec
Md part people doing the different
lilo acts. are all Of the best il
Cairo A big grand enera bur
csqua act IN the second part; in
hich Chas. SaDr. of the Bren
oapauv aud a partner viii work.
viii be one C the Big features OF
he how.
The tickels which are now bein.
sold by the members Of the local
council can be exchanged for re-
served seats for either nights per
Torrance al the opening of the seat
sale, which will Re announced
later
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Dangers Of a Cold.

DO YOU know that Of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous. It is not the colds them
selves that YOU need to fear, but the
serious diseases that they so often
lead to. For that reason every cold
should be gotten rid OF with the
least possible delay. 20 accomplish
this Won viii find Chamber aims
Cough Remedy Of srea: help 70 you.
II loosens a cold, relieves the lungs
aids expectoration and enables the
system to throw off the cold. For
sale by all dealers, --Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Elected Officers.

The Cheerful Workers Of tbs
Cairo Baptist church, held an inter
esting meeting Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. c. T Abel, The
attendance was very large ana
plans of work for the coming year
were discussed. The date OF the
Annual Easter Sale will be March
rs. The following officers were
elected. Mrs. G. T. Abel prasi-
dent, Mrs. Chas Nusent, first vice
president; Mrs A. II, Newman, sec
oE6 vice president Mrs, Geo
Blanchard, secretary; Mrs. J. F
Kolb, treasurer. The different
committees for the new year will
be. announced later.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Household Science Club.

The Household Science club will
meet Monday afternoon in the base
ment annex OF the Presbyterian
church. The meeting will open al
2 o'clock and the afternoon will be
devoted to a demonstration OF sal
ads, salad dressing and sandwich
fillings Miss Mffgaret Lonsden
will demonstrate French dressing
and sandwich filings, Miss Helen
Lewis will prepare salads with boil
ed dressing and Mrs. D. s. Lans-
den will make mayonaise dressing.
The salads and sandwiches viii.
be served at the close Of the pro
gram Rev. j. w. Cummins Of the
First Methodist church, will deliver
the five minute talk and his subject
will be "Woman's Responsibility
for the War, and What She Can Do
to Prevent War"
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Tortnightly Club.

The regular meeting Of the Fort
nightly Musical club will be hell
Tuesday afternoon at The library
hall at 2:S0 O'Clock
A Wagner program will be pre-
sented ny Mrs. c. s. Bourque, So
prano. Mrs. L. Emile Proflet, vio-
lin, Mrs. George Parsons. reader
Miss Hazel ia-hprpe, assisted By
Miss Laura Clendenen. accompanist.
The numbers will be taken from
Parsifal and Lohengrin. Tho fol-
lowing is the program:
Paraphrase from P2rsifal, ar
ranged by Wilhelm; Mrs. Proflet.
Reading, The Story OF Loh4n-
grin, Mrs. Parsons illustrated with
the following musical numbers
from the opera:
Elsa's Dream, Mrs. Bolrquc.
Elsa's Bridal Chores from 10
hengrin arranged by Franz List;
Miss Aisthorpe.
Swan Song, Mrs. Bouque.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
QAnrsrs In nara Hsefatsak

You may Ike your bsefsteak rare,
out there is danger In eating any meat
DOT well cooked Measles in cows
cave boxed.up parasites In the bovine
Eesh. You do not &c them with the
naked eye, but the. are there. and IL
they are not killed by thorough cook
ing they will cause tapeworms in the
digestive organization OF the human
)! stem, and then follow associated dis
ssSea and discomfoYts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Will Entertain FRIDAY.

Mrs. G.. s. Bourqhe has issued
cards for a. bridge luncheon TO bt
given at her residence. 613 Wash
ington avenue, next Friday,
The affair is the first OF series
for which Mrs. Bourque will be
hostess and is given complimentary
to Mrs. II. T. Burnap of Upper Al
ton, ILL.,, who will arrive Wednes-
day to visit Mrs. John B. Messen-
ger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Mskss the doss Grsy-Hslred,

or the many kinds of exsspersurg
people perhaps there Is none worse
than the subordinate who when tslh
exactly how 20 do a certain thiEs.
replies in so satisfied a manner that
ono cannon but suppose he under
stands perfectly; then goes ahead and
does the thing 10 some fool way OF
his Own
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

WANTED Collector for a few
lays work, may be permanent, must
be some one who can get the
money, either lady or gentleman.
Address Collector care of The
Bulletin. For quick response You
may phone name and address to The
Bulletin Office and it viii be given
TO the advertiser. It'll
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Different "F rcnt,"

A retired army officer was In hi
eack garden enc day when a tram
came round the eud Of the hose. Nv
been at the front" he began, and IS
The old oficer beamed at him rs b
interrupted 10 ask, have you, indeec
my man' And were you wounded .
No" said the man, 30, sir. not exacl
ly, But couldn't make no ono ca
go | come round =. the backi-
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Monday Afternoon Prayer.

The Monday afternoon prayer
meeting of the Southern Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. George
Reed of Thirty-siyth street. led b.
Mrs. J. Stanly. Ladies OF all de-
nominations are invited to meet
with the Southern Methodist ladies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Year, Have Mad. tI.sss ch.n,~

WATT fese "seS etos SHA"v&
DO you act toward your wife ~ yeti
aid before you married herr Exact.
ly. I remember just how / used 10
act when first fell In love with her.
used to hang over the fence IN
front Of her house and case 1T her
shadow on the curtain, afraid to 20 IL.
And I act Just the Same way pcs
when | get home lats."
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
viii Give Tea.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give ten Saturday
afternoon, January %, at the resi-
sence Of Mrs. G. Q Paiier on Film
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Thursday Bridge Club.

Mrs. Leo J. Kleb will entertain
the Thursday Bridge club Wednes-
day afternoon at her residence, 322
Fifth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

AL sixteen a romantic girl expects eS
marry a prince who Will drink wine
rom her slipper: ten years later Sd
1ay grab a chap Who drinks suds from
csu
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
"Wednesday Afternoon Club.

Mrs. Leslie Roche will entertain
the "Wednesday Afternoon Grub
Wednesday at her home on Twen-
ty-sixth street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
D ri. X. Club

Miss Edith Bullock will entertain
the p. FL. X. club Tuesday evening
at the residence Of Mrs ] H. Moore
on Fifth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

Mrs. Z. T. Aisthorpe and Miss
Virginia Halliday will leave this
evening for q few DAYS visit. From
there they will go to san Diego.
Cal. for the remainder OF the win
ter They will be accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herman who
have been in Chicago several
weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
Uncle Josh Saws.

7 never yit cd see why folks CONS
OUT frum tn city Z tn farm { nahs
sich q tarnation fuss about tn beauty
wv dandelions, cd yswf"
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10

| should say sincerity. 4 deep.
great, genuine sincerity. Is the first
eb"rs 'c-istic Of all men n any way
her .N.--Carlyle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-10
EMPLOYERS Or
LABOR ASKED TO
GIVE MEN WORK
concluded from First Page.)

employed from three days 10 wack
'at time. This Mayors notice fol-
lows: