The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-20
Will Be A Change
Marvellous Change in Climatic
Conditions Is Predicted.
WARM COUNTRIES WILL SUD
DENLY BECOME COLD AND
COLD ZONES WILL BE
TROPiC S-TAE DATE. ~ :,

HueE the SitlltTinE fHUh& ia
stead Of In THE shade Of the Olt
Apple 1'ree. " viii be- III vogue IN Cairt
ana vicinity after August II, 1909 az
cording 90 the compn alton Of al
anonymon. Philadelphia who ad
4 dressed Il formidable looking docu
ment % The Bulletin several day.
4 | ago
August II 1899, Ii the date set by
this calculating Quaaer upon which
be axis OF the earth arr dne 70
change and this entire western
com ~. including not emily the vasi
territory OF the Dominion of Canada
bur also the ice-bound country Of
Greenland and the new northwest
passage receatly discovered by Cap
tain Roalf Amundsen, the Norwegian
explorer, will be burning ana sizzling
beneath the heating rays Of a torrid
sun.
the Norway pines. The Was hingtoa
frs. be hemlocks--all mat branch OF
the GEM arbornm commonly desig-
mated by the Dol polini as Christmas
traes--will droop and wither and give
place 70 the lofty tHfted eacoanur trees
The banana teees with their stalwar
pointing frnit, the rustling palms and
other eNogennus tfees peculiar re-
tropical clime
Instead of The olive Tree growing
In grand glass plat in the center
of Olive Boulevard, Ranked on either
i side with a yitrided brick pavement
laid at the beginning Of the year 1909,
on what il now known Washington
avenue or the weeping willows which
\ will hang dropping over a wide as
phalt drive CONNECTING Greater Cairo
with Mound CRY Beachwood and villa
Ridge there viii sprout and flourish
the mangrove with It's myraids Of roo
tentacIes. the saguerus from which
/ saccharine fluid can be extracted that
I Is hundreds of times sweeter than the
\ juice OF the sugar cane and from
4 which sage Il manufactured. the
4 shaddock tree which is now indi.
I genou5 In southern China aud Japan
and The entire family of graceful
4 palms.
! Instead Of III inuocnous house tiy
and the troublesome mosquito of the,
/ stegomyia fasciata genus there viii
[ buzz through the air a thousand and
one species Of poisonous insects
spreading plague and disease
throughout The land.
The waving fields Of wheat and corn
of Alexander county viii give way to
plantations OF sugar cane tobacco
cotton and rice The somber plumed
sparrow. the black crow and other
birds tina, have the hardiAood toI
herald the advent Of winter with a
merry cIatter Will suceumb to the
perennial heat. and the vari-coIored
and loquacipus parrot, the delicate
ANA microscopic humming bird and
all that tribe OF Avis which are dis
tinguished for their brilliant plumage.
win build their nests in the trees and
under the caves of the houses.
BodefuI Warning.
Mcnkeys will frolic in rhe woods
and pay visits 10 their relatives in
captivity in the geological gardens in /
ST. Mays park. Snakes will be some
thing more than visionary dalusion |
superiniuced by loo much strong |
drink. and camel' and elephants
zebra and buiraloes viii become the
beasts OF burden, i
lr has all been figured ont Ivy this |
Anonymous Philadelphia who adj |
moBishcd The Bulletin wirh the
words II Is wen 10 return On the
record and READ ia its mequivocal
characters THE LESSON when II is
intended To teach
The eccentric investigator then re.
views the history Of The past million
years as recorded in tn, rocks and
fossils found on the Nos h American
continent There are evidences of a
great npheaval whea the continent
no longer formed part Of the
0ceans floor but a table land high 4
and dry above The level of the sea.
There are traces Of great glacier
having slowly ground over hts new
made land and terrible and complete
determination Of all living forms
which We're wont 10 roam over the
plains
Covered With Ice.
with the advance OF Influences
which turned the country into a gla-
cial waste We may imagine some. at
least Of The former inhabitants MAX
Ing their escape TO wha j. now South
America. Africa and Australia. That
about i0O0.l0D square mile. OF North
America and 2D0l.000 in northwest
arn Europe were once covered with
ice mile in depth i- one Of the
most widely known facts IN geology
This glacial period has rec -ded TO the
lar north and is still receding. slowly
moving towards he cher side of the
continents Of Asa and Australasia
and concomitant with this movement
IF the northern &c l. the steady adj
rance of th- tropics toward the
north
The manner in which the anony-
nous Philadelphia arrives Al the
late. August ll.1H09 T. curious indeed
a. has taken few OF the Important
lafr1 IN tho live Of Washington lin