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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30
aenmare, / Qlpril 1907.
sra Stamnle til 6Olf.
(2lf aags 56miot.)

0ette nne 89rt gipes ! n8r. 9gbl."
fsigenOe 4nbefaling;
Del er en- u0m9rtet -3ante, cdne.
isol. Qage SdmiOt bar faaet: at te9z
ne 9aggrlmOen for SsrdeIs 9iitO..e
eiter De npere 5urItninger.
~9ibelen %foriUurer fig ielO" for
trOeaos 9ibea9iere. men oerfor BIZ
per oct Ii9e barOifulot at ie, bpOr4
lsoes rStenene taIe", taler / gabps
lonien, a%siprien, 2@9gpten Q. /. b.
on gdalioelig5e0en af 8ibelens Be
1%etninger og Rdiurgrun0ld8et for
Ssuaels 6fitorie.
Som ben 9rlige 5orifer ban er,
fer Qage S9miOt tioligere poet O9rz
eihlloe 9iOrag / r2lbrabams 9io"
"a M / Osns 5ortiattelie sra
Gtamme til Soft.
Oisie Strifter bar 0en fore 5ors
gel at pare ~Ifreone / ct pOpulGrt,
fangilsn0e Sprog. De FOREIGNER at
.omme lanst %uoenfOr pr9ite9oar6es
neg Wllire og finOe Osres pLuos pdd
mangen en- gOgbploe / 9a9TOIts
9jem, buor man bar i'm @uo o9
9ibel t9r".
Som prsoe a~nfsrer ri Ell Afiniti al
SRA Stamme til Soft, Ser 5dnOler
om Ssraels tnIturele Stdnopunti
anoer bets Drtentio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30
Nogle Sanfer fra
5obanneseuangeliet.
(ltf prOfesior @alO. qmmun0Tsn.)
(Sluttst.)

Saa siper oa Sobannes I5 til II
iti!ore i'm 6erre, bosm BAN 3aD0e let
meo fine egne Zine % felt paa mso
line egne 69noer q. SOB. /, y. 0an
oil insenlmOe fortale 6ele 0en eparz
gtliife 9iItorie, fOruOI9tter toartimoo
egs fine e9Iere noget aenOIfab oers
TT. Qoitiaiss enteftbeoer, Iom Steos
dngioeIisr % alotteTst, Itadr iaa
tDoeligt for Den samle Mano, at ban
lager Dem meo. IeIo bDor Der lite bar
Anleoning ortiI. Qosle at De Gee
rer, BAN Itilorsr, er meget leoen0e,
IaaleOes auloelien at DC fsrfe ii.
idple q aap. y, 6dmtalen me6 Den
Iamaritunite aOinOe (aap. A., See
nen meo ben b~linOfsote, 6Dis YOrpis
olss GOrleseubeo tesnes me6 Ell Stant
II 6umOr (aap. 81. Samtalen meo
qilatus (aup. 49,.
aaissOel Oifer StOffet fig Oeo en-
Communicating mso De ire al0re
GOdnge!ier at bare beban6let me0 ter
5ribeo. Sobannes esngiper SeIu
Saler I 1T esst SprOg. s De fsrIts TIE
GoangeIier tuler Seius i forte G9ss
ninssr, Ofte OroIprOesagtigs, gennems
raDeOe at 8iGeosr, Der ieDnlig uoois
Der fig til 2ispelier. Def bar en-
SaIeform, iOm beo fig fufs / 6uto'ns
melien, Og fom pusIeoe til ct Snos
bclo, Der pdd cen Sang par opbt os
enielt, o~perraifenoe Os Dog uimoo.
iIaeligt.
5 SobanneseOuneeEiet taller SseIus
bel Ogfud | forte S~otningcr, men oct
Ell = moofdt De fsrfte tire gbangelier
- life be enfefts S9tninger sler
Gatnfn9sgrupper, men 5alerne fom
6elbeo. 09gten lisger paa. 5alen
er o~b9Isnoe, ftaoig Oenoenoe tilbnge
til famine punft; Dog tilipioIes o.
Herpes ll6talefferne I Reglsn, eftsr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

Spor, op sennem Babylon oper G4as
1da, neo ooer Sprien til 9alGitina.
% ri far 1t Ssrlel 2Gggpien iao=
til llO5dn5sn al Bette 9ano. qad
alt Oe 5teosr, 9eor 6e6r9erne 9ds
traa0t, far 0e oarst d leoet mi0t
I elosamle 8ulturiamfun0; tie
min0it ! 9gsnpten, bbOr oe ia at fac
bier toiIngne mo i 9ulturarbeiOet.-
1es er iaa ian5t ira, 1t 0e6raerne
bar Itulet gore gionetrdrbeioe pda
&ulturells 0mraaoe, Il De fige om=
renot itaar ion 9ern At en- 5dmnel
aultur. M3an bar Oerfor life SOB
iii at title iig ioialen0e o~oerfor oet,
Der / 0e bi6elite Strifter iorianes os
I'm Ssraelittsrnss auliur pal On
8io, "a Sc ION Ct 5ult Oro5 10 II
eGgppkn; toartimoo ipdrer 0isis
Seretninger npie til SamtiOen.
01an bar iaaleots unorei fig oper,
at Ser a1ereoe paa Moie 9io 6os
3sraelitterne bar tunnel ffn0es n
iior o9 m9gtig graiteItano. % oct
tilmeO Iaa talrig. at man msO glus
tiSsforbolo for 2js al0elts ifte for.
itadr 0et. IdonIig BAR man unorel
iia oper praTernes tore Snotegttr
I MoTeloo, 81 Itufoe oarc ut9nteligs
rda Moie 3i0. Ulen idmmenIi9nst
me0 Sc iamtioige PraIttrs Sn0ia9tef
/ 9egppten % 8a6blonien bar De /
9irteIig6eoen onrst Imad. Mdn gar
lei tOiolenOe pa1 oette d meget an
Oet, ser fortaaes os ira Moie 9i0;
"a man bar iad tent ia. al Sc pmos
Idiite" Or0ninger / girteIig6e0en
MATTE 6sre bjemms / en- msgei isnere
lib (omtrent ). 9arbunoreoe T. ar.),
6pis oe 0a life ligefrem FpIotes ri
5antaii. Ssraslitterne Tfutoe oa i
~lItenoitob meo Den gamIe 5i0 pau
1ro6s at 6iftOrien baoe Fsrt Oprins
6elien at iene 5ioers OrOninger OBJ
Il! Msuies % falifelig tiua9t b1m
6sm.
9auite iom meo qr9ftsosmmst
ituI0e Oct forbolos fig meo 5abernals
let, Ofrene, 5eiterne, Ss bor9erfiss
Gore 0. I. ,. = alt ftuloe Set iIet life
fonime frd Moies, ION set er Dc
oDerleOeret, men fra en- fangt isners
Bio. bois oct od nogen Sinoe bar
ftsiiieret / @irteligheSen; man bar
tdlt ON, al ieners 3toer bar gprojis
ceret1 osres Snoretnin9er % Or0
ninger = benlagt Dem til, inooigisi
Dem = ben moiaiite 3i0. 0i Itaor
FER | GrllnOen peo ost, Der bar berei
set b9reuoe ! al 3oiolen om De
9amIe OoerleOsringsr, faaleSes fom
cen bar Fuust TT llOtrpt I Dor 5i6s
npe anifueIier.
0en ION D. gamie 5ioer p~irtelig
ienoes M. f~orftaur oi og Ter Oi, at 81
moiaiite Samfunogs % a~ultursorSs
nin9er neis iDarer til 6erss sio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30
Ssrdef grtenen.
0oorleoes itoo Ssrdels
soft tulturelt pda
0enne lib.

Def er life idl mango Ndr iioen,
ii man ida goot ipm intet tenote I'll
ao9en 8ultur / GaTratlanoene fer
Oct Is. QarbunOreOe I. ar. Sdure
tibet oi0ite man ON aulturen | Sp=
,;er % Yal9itinu u0oOer. boao 0ee
fanotes | 0e bibelite St~iloringer. =
gnoelig baooe man ira 9r9terne
iaaet ben 6oreitiQing, At 2G9ppten
par et 2anO, Der bar itrengt dfip9rs
ret ira ANDRE, og at Oct Oerfor 6aooe
liOen eller ingen getpOning for fine
Omgioslier.
0a man MI altiaa life len0te mo-
get til 0isie 9anSes Gultur, menie
nan. at Der belsr life par nogen. 9e
paaeiie 6orbolo bar man Der tenit
Fis at bsrife. 0g Den Sultur, iom DC
bibelite 5ort9llin5er fra 9~atridriz
iOsrummei os Cpts9neIIer ira MOis
5io bar 9iOne ON. bar man msot
mso De iterteite 5Oiol. Ulen iaare
meget er nj bleoen anOerIeoes
eBo o.
9ele Den ganls ba6ploniife aul
tur Cir BET usipriite Rige) er buffet
ffem for pore Zine. Oct BAR = ois
Ter oct Jig nu = iaa bngt fra oGrst
noget tulturlSit 5iosrum. at ri
to9rtimoo meo unoren ma betragte
De gamIe 5iOer. 5 De t~Iareite Erat
Ilaar Oenne aultlr tegnet for os gen
nem De 3ituiinoer al Min0esm9rter.
6eller life par Oct nogen aultur fra
Dagen / Gadr; men QartuiinOer
9ammel CT ben; Oens OprinoelIe tls
Der fig Tduleoes iom bet ! gjes
bllttet itdar - gdnIte | Oct Duntle;
men mai ansr gnmle aulturer enonu
lln8t l9ngere tilbage. Der er Pet
life engdng 5egn til, at man, nalr
man tunos naa bioere tifbuge, oiloe
traHe pua en- fulturles lib. = O5
aenne Den babplOaiite auItur far Ri
let itratte fig Oioen ON, blanot anOst
feIt neO til 9ggDpten.
s palaltina Os SprIen begbnoer
rsiaa en- alOgdmmel aultur at butte
op. alt IOm 8p eftsr 8p uograOes.
4uiturbusgrunoen. TOm ben tesnes
u | Observation-Disclosures, iOarsr
ngje til De 5uno. iOm ber after Og ats
ter geres.
gnoelig BAR oct Oiit fig, at 2ggpps
ten, bDor 9ulturen er 9Iogummel,
life bar D9ret noget afIp9rret 2dno,
Der ingen GOrbinOelie bnD0e mes
OmOeroenen. 5D9rtim0o tan Di MI
frl gammel 5io at fsige ben agbps
tiite aulturs Spor Iuure, fdare lang.
omtring. Og oenne aultur er troos
mango 5orfenisbeosr bog | 1T
@runolag Den bete uiiatiF>bdbbloniIte
aultur fda b~eil9gtst, al man meo
fulO Ret taller ON oen odp1ren0s
Orients 5anestuttur.
Sra Den m9stige, al0gdmle aOns
gsitdo In FAR Oi fulgt patriarfernes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

Raar 2qierne benueuber fig til 6olf, Der
aperttrer | Blobet, enten for at fpbe bos benz
sler for at faa S~plpsnine ON bet duerterebe.
bsbes be altib omtale, at be iaa auertisIes
mentet | bette Blao. Oct oil p9re til gem
fbis Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30
aoIonilagen.

s Mare1es Qsb bar life faa at
pore Qanosm9no omtring I Bperne,
iler be, fom er pant me6 2~anobruget
fra Danmarf, fnaDef fom 2anoss
ir9no fra 1lore Settlementer, fanef
9pif til at bragg no og gore gano6rus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30
Bort fOmmenoe Warsmpoe.

Om muligt. oitoe ieg gerre bioro@
st liot til at title Dor 8irtes TOM
menoe 4arsmpoe / ret 8elDsning,
adbfs bore 9ine for bets 8etponinJ.
8irfeIamfuHoenes Ndrsmgoer =
oct er pitt life for meget idgt er De
i;erIte og oigtigite 9egipenbeoer
blanot port 5olt Der / 4merita.
@i Ital life paa peroslig 9is gre
8eflame eler b9re pigtige, men oi
5or bare en- goo Del SelobepioitbeO
% tenoe oct auIo, bOOrmeo og bpors
ii! ri er fdlote. So beore Ri TENDER
Tor OpgaOe iom airteidmfuno
blanot port 5olf, oes beore.
5 NATIONAL 6enieenOe faloer Dori
GiO, pore Opgaoer og bore Snteresier
Tor en- tor Del = jeg burOe Diit ii9s
t1Oeoiugelig iunmen meo Oct
golf, hi leoer ibldnot. Ulen | tirtes
Zig % tonfesIiOnel 6snieenOe itddr
ri felDitanoigt.
Der er mango 6oreninger bldnot
0oniterre i Qmerita, men IeID De
bsoTts uf oisie Goreninger fan langt
fra liseItines meO 8irten. De er life
runone at famine HoO, og Oeres Ops
gabe r9tter 6Derten fud blot e1er
1oar Iaa oDbt. 5oreningernes Sp
Qa0er er fun timeIige og bersrer nap.
pc MsOlemmernes aanOeligs Del. =
2irfens Opgaoe omfutter life Bio.
Dsns Mleolemnlsr men refer no
ibldnot Solicit og omFatter Mennsffes
mes buaOe aanoelige og legemlige,
.imeligs og ebige 9el. ga, airten
TENDER / }irtelig6eoen i1gen anOen
Grenie emo ben. StiFberen iatte: ale
Soft. nSOroens Gnoer", Og 0ens
9Raal er n5relie".
Og boao er Nursmgoet iaa 70.
Grifirten2 Oct er Dor Generation
iamling, Dor Rtgsoag, eler mere
pasienoe = Dor Rirte0dg. Def
er 3irtens loDgiOenoe 5oriamling,
men oct er langt mere. Der meOes
Gepr9Ientanter for De enfelte Menfgz
6eoer, rdaoilaar og beilutter dngdds
enoe alle pore 6alesunliggenoer og
T9llesDirfI ombeoer, men Oct er langf
fra aft. Der meoes Ri ogiuu for |
T~GlIesfa6 at tdfte og foDpriie 6erren
for ale bans 8slgerninger imOo os
og imoo bele ben falone Sl9gt, for
I T9[lesfub at bot0e 9eitio og npbs
5relfens Sober og for at Fua buaoe
H~Qlssffabet meo Dor fore SUB og
a1eo bpsranore befafst og beitprtet.
Os Di maa enonu lagge til: for /
H~allesItu6 at bsf9mpe 3riiti og bans
Ntrfes 5Jeloer.
Del er Blot nuturligt, ON manages
ZINE er rettet pad bort tommenoe
Qarsmgoe. Sfte alere MsoIemmerae
/ bore Menig6eoer Denter fp0not pda
at is, bDao Dor 8irteoug bill foretdge
% beilutte. 6ele bort 5olf ! bette
Qano bill mere efIer minore giOe Ngt
,pda os, Dor Omg1ngeITe og bore
Horbanolinger. Om Ri ifaI bore 2ps
Oh Galt iblunot bort Golt | bette
Qano, BET beror | life rige @roo pdd
pore Marsmeoer, pad Dor Rirteoag.
s6pdo hi Der fOretager os, bet bill
bIiDe refersret I Dor oanffzameritunits
9;resIe, Iaa BET bill naa fua at fi3e
0le bore Qanosm1no Per | Nmerifd.
D9 oct bill naa bjem til MOosrfirtsn,
Ipm sr goot begpnot at Fau giet dubs
net for. bbno Duttsren per | UeIfen
foretagsr fig.
90nf bare ale be 3ufinoer al
pjne. Der bill bIiDs rettet moo Nurss !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30

par unoertiOen gioet Meooelelfer /
> D1nitsren" % Sc oil gerne gi1e Op.
insninser pm 5orboloene pad De re-
fpetiioe 5teOer De- bor, ON iaa0dnn.
rnItes.
aenmare. / qpril 1907.
q. 6anen,
Meolem al 8olonitomiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-30
%

bliper Ienbt til Subfribenier. inbtil nbtrpts
felis Opiselis mootases al llosiuerns, os al
Galb CT betalt. | Ouerenstemmelie meo be
Soreneoe Statsrs Eotlope.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-12
CHURCHES HOLD
UNION SERVICES
Charleston Pastors Combine
For Work During the
cheated Term

CIarkston Bureau Evening Teller,
CHARLESTON, Wash, July 12-At
meeting of the different Charleston min
listers Wednesday it was decided to
hold union services during the re-
mainder of the summer season, How
ever on Sunday mornings the services
will be held as usual in all the
churches. In the evening all the con-
greSations will unite and go to one
church, and the pastor of that church
VIII preach the sermon. The meeting
next Sunday night will be held at the
Methodist church.
The young people of the churches
have also definitely decided to hold
union MEETINGS during the rest of the
summer, and the Presbyterian church
has been chosen for the first meeting,
Arrangements are being made to have
are assured.
Charleston News Notes. q
w. B. Walker, of Southwick, Idaho
arrived on the boat last night from a
trip in southern Idaho. He is visiting
at the home Of Ed and Will Mallory,
of South Vineland.
John King, Of Melrose, is visiting at
the home of r. E. Evans for few
days.
Frank Brown and r. M. Yount spent
yesterday in Asotin, returning in the
evening
Mrs. ]. H. Ragsdale and son Ralph
arrived on this mornings train from
Leland. They will visit in the city for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Farmer enter
tanned few Of their friends to dinner
at their home on Chestnut street last
evening
Mrs. M. Sternial. of Grangeville, ar
rived on the stage from Cottonwood.
She will visit at the home of w. A.
Hall for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, Of Nez Perez
prairie, are visiting at the home of
Robert Rawson.
Elmer Little's son, who has been
very sick for the past week, shows but
! little improvement.
j. G. Fargo, of Winona, stopped in
town last night on his way to Walla
Walla, with band of horses.
E. Little, brother of Elmer Little, left
for Iowa Wednesday,, having visited in
this place for some time past.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-12

P. R. Bevis left this afternoon for
business visit to Ahsahka.
Joe ziver, Of Lapwai, arrived on the
morning train. he win visit in the city
for a few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04
HEIRS KEEPING UP
WAR ON MR.. EDDY

Concord. N. H.. Oct. 3.-IHfiling an
amendment to their original bill ia
equity. the attorneys for the nest
friends clearly Indicate that they
have by no means abandoned the liti-
cation over the competency Of Mrs
Mary Baker G. Eddy. the aged found
er of Christian Science. to handle her
fortune aud interests.
The latest document entered by
TEN in the superior court for Merri
mac county seeks to establish the pro
vision that in the erect Of q later trit.
at which Mrs. Eddy's capacity nigh
be questioned by the court a ruling D.
given relative To- the clause in tn
trust deed Of si25.OO0 set sadie for
her son, George &. Glover TO the
effect that If Glover or any Of his
benenciaries under the trust shall
oppose or contest Mrs. Eddys vi
or the disposition Of her estat they
shall forfeit all rights to the fund In
que stion.
Former Senator William +. Chand
Ter and his associates question III p
validity Of such clause aud ask the
court 10 pass upon 1t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04
FELTON, REELECTED
ATOMS PRESIDENT

New York. Oct. 3.-The Hawley-
Morton -Shonts interests I'm the Chi
eago & Alton Railroad met today and
elected eight new members TO the
directorate of that road. Rock l.
land representatives resigned to make
room fer them. As organized nov
the board consists OF Norman d.
Ream. s. NJ. FELTON,, J. J. Mitchell.
edwin Hawley. Thomas H. Hubbard.
recdcre p. Shonts. George II. Ross,
y Morton. s. II. Davis. William
3eale and H. E. Huntington The OFF.
.ers chosen were: 5. H. FELTON,. pres
dent: Edwin Hawles. vice president.
Thomas n. Hubbard. chairman Of the
BOARD. Theodore P. Saonts. chair nan
( the executive committee: s. II.
Davis. treasurer: J. c. MarkIe. secr.s-
tary and assistant treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04
CUNARD LINERS To
hAVc PLAYS Ab0aRl

New York. Oct. 3.-Alf Hayma
who is manager for Charles Frohman
in this city. said tonight that theaters
on ocean liners will probably soon b.
a reality M Hayman said that tn
Cunard Line and Mr.. friedman hav
practically concluded arrangements {
London to provide plays and concerts
on each Of the three new proiecte
Cunard steamships.
Mr. Hayman. speaking Of the pro
ject said The scheme will prob
ably be tried first on the Lusitania
Light comedy viii be given and.
successful. other branches Of theatri
Gals will be put on the steamship
boards"
The company is aeW planning spec
tally designed halls for plays and con
certs on board three Of the ships oi
the line. OthaT trans atlantic line
line companies are considering NJ.
FrOhman's proposition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04
sentimen, in a Pawnshop.

A watch had just passed from the
hands of a seedy young man into those
Of pawnbroker. Before the young
man got out of the shop the broker
called him back. Here's a picture
a woman's pieture-in the back of this
watch he said. You'd better take IT
out The young man blushed. 1T
isn't worth while. be said, "I1l re-
deem the thing In week or two
Maybe you will and maybe you
won't. retorted the broker You
never can tell about these things. !
may net he strong on sentiment. but
one thing ] insist On is that no man
shall leave n wcmans picture In
watch that = rA~ns here"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04

The Bulletin Is on sale at the. fol
lowing places:
colemsn's. 2f4 Eighth street.
halliday House News Stand.
walkers. TOT Sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LINE cars due u leave Second At. 20
ing north on Commercial Ave., every is min 1.
Futfs from .. m. 10 IN
Col e orth ON Walnut II every Is "a, nate,
from sos vi. to ie.6s y. M
POPLAR ST. LINE Eolbrook A ,e cal du
TO leave -ecoa 1T geiBg nershuu HoIDrooa
Ave, at 5:sT; n; e;4a; 6:57; 7:t2 g. M and q,
, same ninates every hour until l1;sz and il:E
.. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth St. nj 6;49;
6:19; 6:34 $40; and 7:04 a. aud on same min
utes every hour until i0:s4 Atd il.ps p. ~.
Poplar st. cars due % paas 81 Mzry's park
minutes sftef leaving sec nd st.
BELT LISEOWL OARS north On Walnut
II 80 p. m. IL: "a a. m; 80 3 M; 80 g. a.;
8 30 q. M; 4 30 a. m; 5 80 H. M
North on O, mmercial- f2oO .. "a. Lao
m. z 90 IN. On a. III. & 10 a. IA b -, IN.
Felt and Owl ca are one 20 psss Yes
Thirty fourth st. Is minutes after Iesvins
Second II.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04

Chicago; Henry +. Rainey, Carroll
ton, H.; b. G. Humphreys, Greenvihe,
Miss; II. M. Snapp, Joliet, Ill.
Thomas Hackney. Carthage, Mo-;
Charles McGavin. Chicago: Henry c
Cooper. Racine. Wis; X. B.. Macon
Helena, Ark: l.. P. Padgett. Column
bia. Tenn. f. w. Penfield New York;
NJ. D. Foster. olney, H.; Champ
Clark Bowling Green. Mo-; B. G.
Dawes. Marietta. Ohio: John e.
Small, North Carolina; ]. J. Russell,
Charleston. Mo-. James T. McDer-
mott, Chicago: Cordell Hull. Cross
vile, Tenn: Capt Richmond p. Hob
son, or Alabama.
Others on the Alton and Tennessee
were w. M. Clemens, managing
editor News Scimitar OF Memphis;
Ferry Ellis, editor Quincy. H.. Wing;
Col. X. X. Evans. commandant Jeffer-
son Barracks: Victor Rosewater.
editor Omaha Bee, Homer Hoch. sec.
rotary TO GOV Hoch. of Kansas: H. $
Brown. New York Herald; L. ]. Nc
Nicely private secretary to United
States Senator Allison, of Iowa; John
Mitchell. telegraph manager Of the
New York Herald; S. A. Merriman,
News Scimitar. Memphis; Thomas
shipp Of publicity department of For
est Reserve. Washington. d. C., for
mer private secretary to United
States Senator Beverage; Roslyn ID
Whytock. Republic. st. Louis:
Thomas F. Davidson. Associated
Press. Washington. D. c.; Mr.. Haz-
yard Scripps-McRae United Press;
Mr.. Lord. OF the Laffan News Bureau;
MIR. Aubere Washington correspond
ent OF the St Louis Globe Democrat
Pittsburq PARTY.
On the steamer Fred Hartweg were
the following prominent citizens OF
Pittsburg. Pa: w. b. Rogers. chair
man: Capt James Henderson. " L.
Hersch. John f. Shaw. j. Frank Tully.
Capt. John A Wood. J. II. McCurdy
George w Thesis. John Eichler, Jr-,
o. II. Alleston. Capt. James Moran,
VIM. McFreland. Capt Johh Moran, J.
n Phillips.
Cairo's Delegation.
The steamer Dick Fowler Joined the
presidential feet here. for the trip TO
Memphis. the following residents of
Cairo and visitors from elsewhere on
board:
George Parsons Jesse f. Miller. w
S. Dewey. s. b. Miller w. H. Suther-
land. CS Carey P. n. Smyth. P. /
Nassaner. w. ~ Hrrt Lee Davis. P.
r. Langan. DIR W. r Grinstead. Chas.
Feuchter. Jr. r l. Gilbert. F. ID. Mel
lis. ]. s. Thompson. frank E. Davis,
W z. Huette. r. Teichman. H. Hasen-
jaegar. n. r Halliday. Walter Wood.
w. r. Halliday. p. c. Rarclay. DIR. J.
N Davis Danl Hartman, c. L. Kea-
ton. W. u. Lawsrn. w b. Thistle
wood. G. Il. Stuart, James Meehan.
Messrs and Mcsdames p J. Maloney.
Il Mt. Carmel: G. W Smith. of Muir
physboro: = T. CHAPMAN. of Vienna:
]. J. Russell of Charleston. Mo-: aBd
w. J. Johnston J. s. Aisthorpe. 2
A. Smith Waiter warder and Miss
wlnifred Warisr. Joseph Curry. Mr.
and Mrs. Lc~a Denss5n. DR.. r. r. Ben
nett of Iitehheid. c. o. Patier and
Col. r L. Vance and son of Cincin-
natl: A. J. Piekrell. A. Ney Sessions
aud n. L Willis Of Anna
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04

THE above Is correct statement OF
the number of complete and perfect
copies OF The Cairo Bulletin printed
for the year 1906 and for the month
OF september. 1907
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day Of 0ctober. 1907
LEO KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04
Increase Of wideas.

Why does the proportional number
Of widows increase steadily? asks a
Swiss journal. and gives in reply sew.
eral reas9ns-the men are engaged In
mure hazardous occupations. they
waste too much time in taverns. drink.
1s aad squaJbl.ng over politics. and
ley generally burn TIE candle at both
nds i1te the Insurance companies
.e he-'a tx u asa j highcs rate Of
afa teaa o. women.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-04
WHEN THE PRESIDENT COMES
TO TOWN.

Hear the beat bells wildly c,angns'
Hear the cannon loudly baneingl
The gunner counts out twenty enc
Hes firing salute
Heasgthe whistles shrilly toctng
..ASAhay. too, begin salutng
The Waterways Armada conc
iis3E. ast.aming round the chute
There's very lively clatter
SonGthng large must be the matter
There's. a scuffIe aad a shuttle and q
ssnnd of many feet
Loud tfrnsbfaating cf the trumpet
There's tM thump ii and the bump i
e.f The bfgs brass drum
With it 4tum. bum.
Gaily. colors are a.hying;
And the people madly trying
Just TO catch glimpse of Teddy9
open countenance benign
Seems the whole worlds here TO gre ct
him,
~ nth and South are here to meet him
And there is no demarcation CT a
welldrawn color line
And the booming Of the cannon
It's the Danyiile Battry cannon.
1t Is not the kind of Cannon that you
have in mind. you know.
For, although it comes from Danyile
And it booms just like an anvil
This loud booming has not reference
at all to Uncle Joe
There's a band In regimentlls
And there's one In orientas.
They are spelling, one another, play
ing finely which they cal.
There's the clank Ct sword ana sabre
AS yonr uniformed neighbor
Goes marching up the street A
gallant military man.
OF the governors some twenty
Senators and NJ. C's plenty.
And they're all for this great and only
water-wagon show.
I'm sure we're glad to meet them
For the pleasures ours to greet the q
But hear the people cheer for Teddy,
cause they love him So.
! asked some: why this liking?"
Their answers We're quite striking
They said: we like his way OF comm
clean no foolishness."
lie sets q good example
And hands us out a sample
Of how a Teller gets what's comm
TO him more on less"
IA coward he despises."
"a man he highly prizes
He has a way of pluckin' things he
fore they get dead ripe
He doesn't deal in dribiets
Or subterfuge or quiblets."
He speaks right out in meetin -
and you smoke ii in your pipe
Hes like a boilin' kettle.
We like his fire and mettle.'
He hits straight from the shoulder
and he means to have fair play
So. Nature Faker. warningi
( truth you will keep scorning,
10, Hike and run away and live -
hike another day.
lear the-bnm, bum
if the big bass drum.
Hear the thump II and the bump II
and the blasting OF tine trumpet
lear the thinner. hammer, hummer
VI the risky tenor drummer.
'r.rr-r-um, tr-r-r-Fum, tr-r rum, tuhl
tum.
SAMUEL DODDS.