The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-04
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The following interesting article from III.
pen or one who has travelled extensively ia
az foreign countries, and therefore Zone
VINO knows Is quoted for the benefit d
sucn OF our readers as Contemplate d trim
| abroad:
| There Is no time In ones life so re-
| pletc with interesting and hinhly
pieasurable incidents as that spent In
| travelling through the old world Tho
v ,Ganriiui hanoranIas that hold ones
VISION Whiic passing from village to
village and tho quaint slgnts in t,e
cites, so different from our tyne. fur
nlsh rood fof. recollections ana dcscrp-
n uVe stores ior years after. One who
now his ideas Of life arc broadencd ana
now much education he receives with
rev months. or even few weeks.
contact with the people and the ways
and manners Of the European co,,ns
tries. l have Travelled all over E,,rope
several times during the past faw
years and each time find something
new something instructive and Inter-
estlng, and i strongly advise every
American TO spend few months IL
his lifetime IN the foreign countries
ior pleasure as well AS for education.
" II wise TO visit the steamer d day
or two before sailing and get the head
Steward to reserve you seat III tha
table. Also see the deck Steward and
rent g steamer chair which will cost
enc dollar and viii be tho best invest
XIV mrht " lAo voyage Do not forget to
apfoau 4ior even in midsummer ii IL
nkeiy to be cold on the ocean, Ladies
VIII ind their gossamers comfortable
curing rainy or rough weather
a Iull outfit or winter clothes. in
eiuuing undcrgarnents, is necessary
~ a safeguard against the cold davs
Men should take their light overcoats
tar ~, WIN s1lina gIoTss. for women a. wins
esaape or ulster, stout walking shoes,
thick gloves and a yachting Gao 81
sort fclt hat VIII be desirable. Fl il
,,,Lha $50 70 take along q rain coat.
aays in Scotland and elsewhere. x |
SILK waist to wear at the CAPTAINS |
lihnef and on other more or less for |
aai occasions will bera comfort to the |
lelnlnlne heart. These and all other |
1eedfui things for two persons can /
easily be packed into ono staan1or
.Iunls, one large suitcase and one +
,arrydL. And, oh, yes! Don't forget
!, Baggage for Steamship Passengers
naouid re distinctly marked with name
I PASSENGER steamer date OF sailing |
l il NUMBER Of stateroom: also whether
fers in their gtaterooms during thn n
ogaGe. Labels and tags for This pur- Fl
ose VIII be furnished by the steam n
ZIP Il companies upon application.
49, Il
TIP, II not over Is inches high. feef |
erths,
! Twenty cubic feet of baggage (about
~ Us ~ aiioWed each adult cabin / Il
mes.
Hand baggage. If carried in COM
aftment With the Traveller, ia trans
o ai1a Tree by almost all European
Or course, the question OF spending
loheS on such q trip is foremost III
le minds OF people who are not mil
o na,S 70 a mend neX + g having the
now what arrangements to make IL | i
try your funds while travelling with |
~ ! a,s danger Of loss or theft or over
I my years Of travel that 1ha best | !,
ode or carrying money in travelling | 7
'road IS in the shape Of American Ex7 | 1
' : Gompany's Travellers Cheques.
ent of the company or Of your baniy |
le reason that ! recommend them ia
" you nave no trouble in gettingI
uf money. az they are accepted Nv
Banks, Merchants and Hotelkeeu |
J, ana the chedues show on the face
u now much money Won should act | Z
any country in Europe / hawai- N
"a them without tho least trouble "a,
Palestine, India and Japan.
Rhe money of the different countries
nott difficult to understand fl one
aemhers simply that four English
lungs or four German marks or Ave
men francs or Italian lire are the
llvalent of q dollar Each of these
MS resembles a silver quarter" Of -.
own money, while the six-pence 80
haif franc look so much like ! tic
e that they also seem familiar.
or q rapid trip trough Furone ths 10
DC book published by Bacdeker il mi
= useful The American Expross ~,
lpany also publishes q valuable lh'
klet entitled Notes ard Facts III at
rest TO Travellers" which thew sond
npon application, giving mans OF AS
iclpal cities abroad, directions ana , oc,
fares in large cities, overland n
les and fares, tables OF foreign rec
eys, timetables and other vain
information, which travellers ~
I'D obtain before leaving this @s
TRY, The American Express Com boi
yeslso maintains a Railway Ticket r,ii
3rtment in London and Paris '"i'
rs .travelers can obtain at redtlc, crt
. T about 30 per cent from reeu- 90,
-1res, circular or Rundreisc tickets w
all European railroads. / can yer
mmend IN every respect their serv. ,.h.
IN this department. VIZ