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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-01-01

arjaroir Peirra framleioa. DAD var helzta @tl-
unarvek ddmunnar ao utvega bandum l0nd
til eignar: en- hun kom hvorki Pvf ne 0oru /
verk; hun eyddi timanum 1 6Parft rifrildi
panga0 til keisarinn t6k fyrir kverkar henni
og sagoi tilveru hennar loki0 / brA0ina. Sfo-
an Pao ger0ist hefr Stolypin og raoaneyti
hans 1tbytt miklu landi mccall banda. Ham
]etur selja Peim stj6rnarl0nd jafn6tt og pau
losna nr h0ndum leigulioa, % margin aoals-
menn hafa self landeignir sfnar Petta haust,
at Pvf a0 Peim befir bott tvfsynt hver hagur
myndi veroa 40 halda 1 Per framvegis, silk
Gold sem Groin er Parflandi. stolypin hedr
kept l0nd PETRA fyrir stj6rnarf6 og selur
pau svo b@ndum, faeinar ekrur hver jun ,meo
Gins g@gum borgunarskilmalum og unit er.
Ham mtlar ser au0sjaanlega az dtvega b@nd-
um alt pa0 land, sem kostur er &, a0ur en-
naesta duma kemur saman, PVT az me0 Pvi
mott getur ham afa0 ser og stj6rninni Peirr-
ar bendabylli, er Pingi0 annars fengi fyrir
pam starfa.
stolypin hefr einnig batt kjor verka-
mama, a0 Pvi leyti er mann stytti vinnutfma
allra Peirra, er vinna verksmi0 jun, sem
stj6rnin a. en- Rdssastj6rn a margar verk-
smiojur-Par unnu menn a0ur II kl.stundir
a dag, en- MI hefr Stolypin stytt vinnutimann
UNI tvar kl.st, svo az MI Wilma menn par 10
kl.st. a dag.-1 mentamalum alPy0u hef1
ham verio umsvifamikill og @tlar a0 koma a
alP50usk6lum um alt land, og til Pess, a0
framkv@ma pa f%yrir@tlun, gerir hann RAD fyr-
If az stj6rnin PurG ao veita UNI lob milj6nir
dollara til kenslumala og skolastofnana n@stu
Prjd eoa fj0gur Arin. AUX Pessa he6r ham
nj lati0 semja fj0lda m0rg frumv0rp til laga,
er ham etlast til a0 logo veroi fyrir nastu
ddmu, og Oil mica az Pvf, as auka frelsi og
%jafnretti PETRA Pj6ofelagsaokka, er haroast
hafa verio leiknir af einve]dinu hinga0 til.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-01-01

Rdssa 90 forseti hinnar fyrstu dumu. Ham
F6tti par Ag@tur %forseti, og allir Pingmenn
bAru mikla vir0ingu fyrir honum. Ham belt
1 skefjum 0llum @singam0nnum a ping, a6
svo miklu leyti sem hann haf0i valid til, og
hann talaoi await viroulega UNI keisarann og
stj6rn hans. En- hins vegar for ham ekki
dult NEE PAD, al ham v@ri einvaldssti6rn al
gerlega frahverfur, og melti fast fran me0
PVT, az Rdssland fengi Pingbundna konungs-
stj6rn me0 raoaneyti, er hefoi fullri abyrg0a 0
svara Pinginu, ems og MI or tilhagao q Eng
landi. Delta P6tti storhertogum Rdssa helzt
til djaraega melt, Pvf 40 Peir sau ao dti var
um void peirra, eff Pessu yroi framgengt. svo
Pegar Pingi0 var rof0, hugsu0u Peir Muromt-
self Pegjandi P0rina. Ham var kennari VIC
%hask6lann / Moskow, og PAD embetti var MI
teki0 af honum. Ham var r%itstj6ri helzta
tfmarits l0gfre0inga, par i landi, og forseti i
l0gfrse oingaf6lagi rikisins, ham var sviftur
Peim st00um baoum, og sergius st6rhertogi
h6ta0i az gera ham landr@kan, eff ham hetti
ehhl az i6od " ilId JILL oIJorhmal' LII HAHN
sinti Pvf ekki, og sk0mmu sfoar var Sergius
drepinn svo az ekkert var0 at Pvi az Muromt-
self yroi dtl@gur ger. En- Pj60in kunni a0
meta kosti hans og st6rf, og fj0gur hin starstu
ionaoar % verzlunarf6l0g Rdssa gerou ham
40 acknowledgements sinum, og Moskow-
bdar kusu ham til bejarfulltrda par 1 borg
inni. AT 0llu Pessu hefr ham tekjur engu
mimi en- hann a6ur f6kk fra stiorninni, og
er i miklu meira aliti hja Pj60 sinni eftir en-
aour.
Svjpu0 Pessu hefr me6fer0in veri0 a
festum 06rum meolimum dnmunnar, peirra
er nokku0 hva0 az. A n@sta pingi ver6a
ihaldsmenn1 meirihluta eff stj6rnin far nokkru
radio um kosningarnar. En- VERDI byltinga-
mem MI aftur hlutskarpari, svo ao Peir VERDI
/ meirihluta a nesta Pingi, pa ma tel a visit az
keisarinn ruff Pao ping ems og hid fyrra, og
Pannig nun ham rjdfa hvort Pingio a fetur
0oru, meoan byltingamenn OF s6sfalistar cru
/ meiri hluta. Keisarinn og raogjafar hans
cru fastraonir / Pvi, 40 lata engu Pingi til
setu booi0 fyr en- meirihlutinn verour ihalds-
menn og stj6rnarsinnar.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-01-01

k1nverJa, Goa lyrkJasoldan, en- mann henr
engu minna valid haft 1 riki sfnu en- hver
PETRA, og hvergi heir blum kreddum aust
urlenzkrar einvaldstig nar veri0 meiri s6mi
til skams TINA, en- q Persalandi.
Ario, sem lei0, geroust margin merkir
vioburoir 1 sega Pj60anna, en- merkastir alira
voru pc Peir, a0 britt, mccall hinna elztu elm
velda heimsins, hafa gefst upp og rymt sess
fyrir Pingre0i Pj6oanna. Two PETRA: Russ
land og Kfnland, hafa lengi veri0 hin st@rstu
og v%oldugustu einvaldsrfki 1 heimi, en- Persia
land, Po Pao Sc sm@rra og folksfarra, er P6
miki0 riki og getur or6i0 voldugt med tim
anum, Pegar Pj60in mentast og lerir me0
sjaIfre0i slit az fara. pessir vi0buroir NUM-
jafnan halda a loft arinu 1865, sem merkis
ari i s0gu mannkynsins.
Sjah Persanna, sa er MI situr par az void
UNI, heitir Muzatfar. ed-Din. Ham t6k vio
riki ARID 1896 af f00um sinum, er pa var myrt-
ur, er NAM haf6i seti6 IS ar al v0ldum. Ham
var vitur maour og stjorna0i rfki sfnu betur
en- festir forfe0ur hans h0fou aour CERT. Ham
framkv@mdi margt, sem til framfara horfoi,
og PAD var eitt mccall annars, al ham let her
Sim leggja ni0ur gamlar og dreltar heref-
ingar, en- lara 1 Pess sta0 vopnabur0 og her.
aga sioaora Pj66a. Fekk ham rdssneskan
hershofoingja, Kosagowsky 40 nafni, til Pess
ao kenna her sfnum nyjan vopnabur6 og koma
par a g6ou skipulagi. pegar ham var myrt-
ur voru miklar viosjar me6 m0nnum par +
landi, og alt dtlit fyrir a0 uppreist yroi hahn
Pegar Hmm nyi sjah t@ki vic v0ldum. En-
kosagowsky hafoi herinn / hendi ser,og hafoi
sterkar gatur q fj~andm0nnum stj6rnarinnar,
svo ao Peir gatu engum br0g0um beitt til ad
steypa hinum unga sjah dr sessi, og sloan
hefr ham rikt I frioi og g60u gengi.
Ari0, sem lei6, kunngeroi Muzaffar-ed-
Din Pegnum sinum pam booskap, 40 Pj66in
skyldi ia l0ggjafarPing, og kosningarett
skyldu allir karlmenn hafa, sem veru lasir
og skrifandi, ekki yngri en- 80 ne eldri en- 70
ara. Embsttismenn rikisins og Peir, er sekir
hafa oroio um einhvern gl@p, mega ekki at
kv@oi greioa. Rikinu er skift / t6lf kj0r-
d@mi, og cru fra sex til nftjAn Pingmenn
kosnir fyrir hvert Peirra. Teheranfylki6 or
kj0rdami me0 serst0kum r6ttindum. PVT az
pvf fylki er h0fuoborg rfkisins, og pa0an
ver0a so falltruar sendir q ping. Alls ver6a
I fulltrdadeild Pjngsins 1855 pingmenn.
Fyrstu Pingmannakosningar f6ru par
fran I jdlfmanu0i ARID sem lei0. Atkva6a-
greiosla var leynileg og nestum allir, sem
kosningar6tt h0f0u greiddu atkvmoi, p6tti
PAD undrum seta hversu rfkan sjalfraoishug
ST Pj6o, sem aldrei aour he6r sjalfra6 verdi.
syndi pa, er HIN steig fyrsta skre66 a eigin
abyrge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY CHANGES IN CITY AND
coUNTY-DEEDS FILED FOR
RECORD WITH CIRCUIT
CLERK.

Bessie Roberts and husband t
Rose Thomas. wd.. east half Of south
east quarter of northwest quarter OF
section "a. township Is, range ?. si00.
Daniel Hartman TO Walter Denzel
swd, city of Cairo. first addition. Let
%. block So, 1886.
Thomas w. Moran. ct ux. to o. S.
Scott, wd., southwest quarter of north
east quarter. west half Of northwest
quarter: southeast quarter of north
west quarter and northwest quarter Of
southwest quarter OF section "a. town
ship n. range ?. $1,000.
George Garrison ct ux TO Thomas
". Homan. wd.. same as above Sc
600.
Thomas Jordan ct ux to Kezia VII.
kerson. wd.. Wilson's subdivision No.
9 in southwest quarter. lot II. block
II. s65.
Thomas Jordan et ux to Lawrence
Wilkerson. wd. Wilson's subdivision
lot 3. block II. SIS.
Charles Feuchter Jr.. as trustee to
l. C. Perks. ct a. swd.. city Of Cairo.
third addition. lot 6. block :. ssO0.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
NEWS Of RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
CONGRESSMAN BURTON SPEAKS
or COMING TRIP RY HIS COM.
MISSION = WILL TRY TO
CHANGE PRESIDENTS PLANS.

Congressman Theodore Burton
chairman OF the inland waterways
commission has announced plans for
the coming inspection tour of the or
ganization 1t win begin in Cleve-
land. O., September 2, and consist VI
a trip up the Great Lakes, across to
the head waters Of the Mississippi
and down that stream to the gull. In
addition to the members of the com
mission and its STAFF, eighteen govern
ors Of states and President Roosevelt
will take part In the inspection. While
President Rooseyelt's present plan is
to join the commission at Keokuk. Ia,
on October l. and go With the party
as far as Memphis. Burton will TRIP
to persuade the president TO join the
party at Cleveland and take part in
the tour OF the Great Lakes Ii II
doubtful. however. whether the prtsi
dents plans viii admit Of this. Tho
"trip up the Great Lakes will be made
on one OF the modern fast freighters
probably one of the steel trust fieet.
Special attention viii be paid to the
needs Of the Detroit and Sault ST..
Marie rivers. on which millions have
been spent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS

The Alrdome-The one biz week
Of vaudeville, positively the best bills
offered since the opening Of the new
Airdome. Every act OF the highest
class introducing many new and
novel features. direct from the largest
cities A show which pleases the peo.
nie. including Mr.. Edward Allen in
r;ctured melody: Take Sail In My
Boat" Billy Hines, the vocalist and
trick clog DANCER; Miss Francine La
Marehe. the female Buster Brown
With his dog "Tige." very interest
ing and amusing act which pleases
3cth old ana young q decided HIT
ahren and Baxter. the original aero
batic comedians, q new and novel
act. and a feature Of this weeks bill.
The Kinodrome, high class new NOV
ing pictures tonight entitled "Puek's
Franks and IAN Artists Model. "
Two performances a night at and
1I5 Those coming late for the first
nay remain for the second perform
5nce.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
POSTCARD CRAZE
NOW RAGING
AND THREATENS TO SWAMP
PosToFFlCEs IN HALF a
DOZEN COUNTRIES CON
vENlENcE TO
TOURISTS.

The Unsuitable post cafd craze y
appalling the postal authorities Az.
corilaG TO the New YORK World more
than 10000 post cards are daity e.
ceiyed ana forwarded At the New
York postoffice These are all 'lomes'
tic cards The foreign volume Of
them is much greater. They average
5000 daily exclusive OF the packages
tied up for an the cities in the land,
which come In by sea
The steamship Atriatic brought in
GS,00o August s. The craze started III
Europe, and IL Is raging worse than
the hubonic plague. A great many
private firms are making fortunes IN
the manufacture of the cards. Some
Of them are very beautiful. Through
them the castles, palaces, ships mon
uments all thar the Ola World has
Of interest 10 show the world are dis
played
They are great convenience to
tourists, and by them their friehds ia
this country can keep track Of their
travels in the OLD World II started
out Of a simple thought IL is sareat
aning to break down the postcffice de-
partments OF half dozen countries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
SLEEPING GIRL
TALKED TO DEAD
SlXTEEN-YEAR-OLD KANkAkEE
MAID IN PROFOUND SLEEP
SINCE AUG. f9-cLAlMs SHE
SAW DEAD FRIENDS.

Kankakee, lil.. Aug 2T Florence
Bennett, the sixteen-year-old sleep
ing beauty who has been in an al
most continuous trance since August
10, aWoke yesterday afternoon and
told her mother that she had been
talking With dead relatives and
friends III another world
She said three dead friends came
To see her. The first one was Willie
N'tnzue, WHO was fatally injured three
years ago by an engine and who was
one of her very dear friends. The
girl says Willie said to her; "Flossie,
you look as though YOU had been III.
How did you lose your curis? You
cnce had such pretty curls.'
She said Willie appeared as he did
when she last saw his body after the
accident.
The second friend was Mabel
Blake, a childhood chum, who died
two years ago. and she says Mabel
said 10 her; "FIossie, don't you
think I am getting fate"
The last visitor to appear was her
grandmother Bennett who has been
dead since Florence was little child.
"Fiossie,' said the grandmother,
what IS ii that makes you look so
queer Just then the girl said that
something rested upon her chest and
everything got dark. Then all three
OF the visitors approached her and
said, Good bye Flossie CONS aad
see US again"
She made her first effort this after
noon to keep awake, but was unsuc-
cessful. She is still sleeping The
doctors state that this sleep will prob
ably continue for twenty-four hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
Mayor Parsons Called to Spring
field by Governor for Person.
al Interview on Subject
Governor Suggested Plan by Which Troops May
be Sent at States Expense--Plan Is
Adopted Committees Appointed

During the last several DAYS thf
Roosevelt Day executive committee
has had daily meetings. discussing
plans for the occasion ami selecting
some Of the committee The e&ecu-
tive committee is composed of Mayor
Parsons (chairman1 E, a. Smith,
(president OF the Commercial eTub0
John S. Aisthorpe tpresident Of the
Board of Trade,l and the secretaries
al these organization, Chas r. Stuart
ana phil c. Barclay
Pursuant to a resolution adopted at
the citizens meeting at the sugges-
ton Of Hon. Walter Warier, this
executive committee has chosen the
following subordinate committees:
Finance N. c. Clendeneu, chair
man. Henry Smith Candee, w r.
Greaney, Walter H. Wood ". 3.
Johnston. r r. I.angan.
TRANSPORTATION h, Magee, chair
man. Capt Fred Bennett, VIM Me
Hale. Mr.. Browning. Samuel Halliday
i F Luby, Elmer Smith.
Decoration Joseph Curry chair
man. W. Il Huette George T Carnes,
Charles Feuchtar, Jr9 L. G. Herbert,
Publicity John c. Fisher, chair.
man. r. w Thielecke, Fl. r Potter
George h. Walker 7. M Williams,
n. L. Finney and James Coleman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
IWO MEXICANS
HELD IN BAIL
THREE ARRAlGNEo IN COURT IN
LOS ANoELEs-JUMPEo BAIL
IN ST. LoUls-oNE WANTED
IN EL PASO.

Los Angeles. Aug. 27-The three
alleged Mexican reyoutiouists ar
rested here were arraignel ia police
court today, charged with resisting
an officer Librado Rivera aud Ri
cardo Magon were held In $1,000 bail
the case OF the former being set for
September eth and Of the latter
September Both The attorneys for
Antonio VillareaL charged with being
fugitive from Justice at FL Paso,
Texas. made a motion to have the
case transferred to the United states
district court. The arguments on the
motion win be made tomorrow. Tele-
grams we're received from the St
Louis authoritie1. asking that the
three be held for trial in that CITY
They are accused Of jumping a $4,000
bali there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28

AT the meeting Of the committee
Yesterday His Honor, Mayor Parsons,
had an important report To make
Upon subject over which there has
been a great deal Of talk; and this re-
port puts to naught much OF the I'm,
pleasant talk that has been INDUCED
i'm regarding the governors attitude
on the subject OF sending state troops
ID Cairo in honor or the president,
The mayor stated that he had been 10
Springfield and had conference with
the governor He went at the gov
ernors written invitation to come and
have a personal conference over the
matter. and he found the governor
mere than anxious to do all that
could be done In the direction desired
The situation was thoroughly gone
over at several meetings. 1t is known
that Attorney General Steads daci-
sion was that no funds were available
for the expense Of bringing the troops
here for a mere dress parade, and
this il true. But the governor him-
self suggested plan which will over
come the difficulty and this plan has
been adopted 1t IS enough to say
that a regiment Of National Guards
will be in Cairo on the occasion OF
the presidents visit and that the ex-
pense thereof win be paid by the
state Of Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28

Girl CT the Streets" is the taking
and indicative title of new ploy
ityled an American melodrama It's
production is elaborate in scenic and
mechanical effects. The piece con
aims considerable Of a dramatic or
sensational element complicate {
9lot and enough coined yto satisfy
he most ardent devctee Of that very
deasant adjunct to an enjoyable
lramatic production George B. FL.
wards and Company have a number
)f attractions. but Girl OF the
Streets is their feature production.
There are fourteen artists IN the COM
any which viii be at the aCiro opera
house, Wednesday. Aug. 2Sth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
Yesterdays River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville and Nj.
Vernon will continue rising during the
next three or four days. At Paducah
and Cairo. not much change during
the next SO hours.
The Tennessee from Florence to the
mouth, not much change during the
next &c hours.
The Mississippi from below 81
louis to Chester. will fall during the
next S6 hours. From below Chester
to Cairo. not much change.
81 n. NJ. CUNNINGHAM.
s Observer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
THE CIVIL SERVICE
VitieuituraI superintendent, Marine
Engineer, Mate, Press Feeders
Wanted BY Federal Govern
ment.


The United states Civil Servic-
Commission announces an cxamiua
ton on September Is. 1897 at Cairo,
III. to secure eligibles frcm which %
make certilcatlon TO nll a vacancy "a
the position Of viticulturai snperil
tendent ,malel at $3.50 per annua.
in the Bureau Of Plant Industry. Dc
partment Of Agriculture, and simi.a
vacancies as they may occur
Sept 25.-To fll a vaeaacy IN III
position Of marine engineer quarter
masters department at large. Jackson
barracks, Louisiana launeh Lancas
ter. at $3.50 per annam. ald vacaDcies
as they may occur In any branch O.
the service requiring similar quail
ncations.
October ITO fll vacancy H.
the position of mate. $500 per AMIN.
quartermaster's department az large
San Francisco. Cal. steamer Generai
MlGn. and similar vacancies as the
may occur.
TIE United States Civil sereiee
Commission invites especial aftelsc4
~ the exa-ination 70 be held on fhr
tlts aei the place indicat'l m
tip ta-.s e. 20 Examinations for a.
I.fsiit. q ri t-ess feeder from which
90 is ired 20 fill at least 81 vaeal-
cies a. salary OF IS cents an nrur
ieigHt hclra constituting a d5f's
worst and siiai'ar Y1eafcies as tG-y
mas occur ID size Government Pfii.t-
las cfIce
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28

Petite and graceful OF figure sweet
f voice and face aud OF stirring emo
ional power. dainty Margaret Neville
capturing audiences everywhere
she appears in a Daughter OF JuaeaT
this season. Those who desire TO see
a play Of stirring interest strongly
presented By we'll balanced east aud
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
sAYgRs-Rocne FIGHT.

Muskegon. Mich. Aug. 27-Consid
cradle interest is manifested IN the
ten round fight between Maurice Saw
ers Of Milwaukee. and Billy Roche
the New England lightweight Th,
bout is scheduled to take place thi.
evening in a baseball park just out
side OF this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
.AWARDCONTRACTS
FOR MATERIALS.
HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY AR.
RANGE FOR RECONSTRUCT.
ING EXCHANGE AND LINES.
COST ABOUT $4,000.
Exchange TO BE Located IN Mefialc
MISREPRESENTATION to Be
Made With Long Distance
Lines.

Many expert electricians represent
| ing leading electrical supply houses
of the country are here to make es
Inmates OF the cost Of rebuilding the
Home Telephone exchange and lines
which will be done this fall at a cost
of $4,000
Bids will be submitted In a few
DAYS and it is hoped to award THE
contract and begin the work within
thirty days and have the project com.
pleted within five months.
The building OF the system will be
gerry complete in every detail The
Aficials have not decided whether to
install an automatic switch board or
Is continue the nse OF the present
system.
The exchange will be located in the
new McHaIe building which is now
in process OF erection at Twelfth
street and Washington avenue.
Arrangements will be made to con
meet the local lines with the indie
pendent long distance toll lines which
will be great benefit TO the local
patrons.
Contracts were awarded yesterday
to the Paducah Pole & Timber com
pany for cross.arms. to the w. q.
Nagal company of Toledo, Ohio, for
all outside hardware and miscellaa
eous material with the exception of
wire and steel strand The American
steel ana Wire company was award
e,l the contract for the latter mater
ials
The switchboard and other eWi9
ment will be contracted for within AZ
day OF two.
It is hoped to have the material on
the ground ready for work within the
next thirty days.
Other firms represented here aiv
the Electrical Appliance company OIL
Chicago. Central Telephone and Elee
trio company Of st Louis. Ewing
MerkIe Electric company OF St Louis,
Weseo supply company or ut. Louis
F. Bissell company, Of Toledo, Ohio
Stroemberg- Carlson Telephone Mama
featuring company of Rochester. y
Y. American Electric Works Of New
York. Philllps-Sale company OF Rhode
Island. American Electric Fuse com
pany of Muskegon. Mich, Illinois
Electrical company. Of Chicago, An
erican Electrical Telephone company,
of Chicago.
]. e. Monteith, of the Central Homo
Telephone company. OF Louisville,
Ky, director of the Home company
81 Cairo, IS In the city 10 confer Wit
the board Of directors regarding tht
improvements.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
PEERS WOULDN'T BULGE
From Main Amendments and Irish
Evicted Tenants Bill is Passed
BY Parliament

London. Aug z7-irish cvicteI
tenants bill vas finally passed by both
houses Of parliament thi. evening o.
what the chief secretary Of Irelan1
called an emasculated form. Thf
Peers refused to bulge on TIE mali
amendments and the government
elected 10 rass the measure father
than abandon the bill entirely
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28

passed to Riverton yesterday after
noon doing little here
The Ferd Herold is coming up from
Memphis bound for St Louis. She
will be in port today She put of G.
S77 packages at Memphis.
The light house tender Oleauder is
coming up from New Orleans.
The T. S. Snagboac III G Wright
will be ont this week from ST. Louis
on a river clearing expedition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
THE WEATHER
YestertaY,a CAIRO Temperatures
General Conditions.

The percentage OF humidity yester
dag was III and the day was quite op.
pressiye, though mostly clear. The
government bulletin reported rain
from is points, the heaviest being
1.94 from Davenport and SO from
Chicago. The extremes Of tempera-
tire were 100 at Phoenix, Ariz., and
Al at Winnemucca,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
Forecast Eor Today.

Cairo and vicinity Generally fair;
cooler
Illinois Generally fair; cooler.
Kentucky and II SHRDLUuNU
Kentucy Fair.
Tennessee: AFR warmer in east
ern portion,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28
.Washinnton Forecast.

Washington, Aug ~. ILLINOIS
and Indiana fair in the north. scatter
ga showers and cooler in the south
portion Wednesday Thursday fair
fresh northeast winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28

"A Millionaire Tramp" said TO be
an extremely wen written comedy
drama will hold the boards Of the
opera house matinee and night Mon.
day. Sept. 2 From scenic stand
point the play is said to rank above
those OF its class and the company as
whole have received praise for their
Interpretation of their individual
characters. The play is of the rural
cast with its grandfather's clock, OLD
fashioned fire place and quaint trap
pirngs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28

Any item that f. OF interest % yoC
Is Of Interest to your friends Tele
phone your new 10 the Bullstia-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28

produced amid a wealth OF scenic en-
yironment. should not fail TO attend
the only performance to be given here
of "A Daughter OF Judea, Thursday
Aug. 25th.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-28

''Toyland" a musical operetta adapt
ed from the German BIS Sam Morris,
with a Chicago cast Of fifty people
and bunch of pretty chorus girls
will soon appear in this city After 4
large amount of due persuasion Man
ager Williamson has been success
full in securing this one big musical
hit of the season for matinee ami
night, Saturday. Aug 31st.