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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
gci cincm TabrifbranSc uerlctt.

Nem Oorf, 7. 6ebrrar. - Sel
cinem beute in eincm oreiltodiger
6a6rifgebduoe on ser @orIterItroBe
altSgebrodenen Selter WlrOen lieber
@erioncn i6uer un0 mcbrere leidJt
pcrlcbt, uno cine groBe Nn5obl WfGn'
ner ltno 6rouen Id)mcbten langcre
3cit i'll GROCER 2ebens8efobr. auc
SdNucroerlebten iprnngen aus einclt
Ienitcr I'M oberen Stodmerf, nod).
Dem ibnen Die Slannten Den 4usmeg
sur 6ludJt abgeldmitten Gatten. Slim
0erIelbcn b%efinoet iid beute Nbeno
in fritiidem 3uitonOe, n0mlid: So
Die @einitcin, % Sabre aft, 8lieoer-
bride ullo innere &crIebungen; Sas
lomon aobn, Witglieo Der Sirmn
&uppcrmdn < &obn, &nppennader,
innere Serlcbungei; Ssraet 9rauo,
% Sabre ait, Shdselbrud; Elm nidt
ioentiii5irter Mam S6GOcl. nno
S6enfelbrnd) Bertha @eilbosfp,
inlere %crlebungen. 0n6 6cller
lpitroc raid gel0iht rnO Der petit
mare Sdooen lit gering.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
.inb bit5s %. \ 6iipcr ano,

iino oitb'6td SS. @. 5. Oiipcr, &rtor-
pile, Senn.; GboS. $. Nfert, 8ai6-
ington, 3. s.; Gatrid 5. @alib, Cd
oenport, Sa.; Iobcrt 9riieq, 2pnd)-
burg, Go,; q. Z. Brennan, @aIbin0.
ton, &c; Sobn 9. Wc0onalo, Nep-
Oorf; 3obn Geircc, New-gorf; Geo.
$. Sorriman, gtem.Oorf; 81. ". =.
Smith, &ew.Dorf; George Sapne,
Nem.0orf; George Eeirce, 6ranf-
fort, Me., uno Hobert u. G6eIter,
&oibington .. s. Seoer Der 9iref-
loren 5eifnete 80 glftien ltno 5a6ltc
$4,000 Elm, ais Die @eieaiduft in 9lls
6anp incorporirt mur0e. Nah 0en
Interpretations : 9lrtifeln miro ooS
2(ftienfapitol in 10000 2[fticn i'm
N%ennwertb oon 500 beltebcn, 10 0ob
c5 i'm @nn5cn $5,000,000 bctrGgt.
@ie oie 9unbesregierutg e5 Der
langt, luerOen 100000 BON oieiert
9etrogc Die Caution 6ilOcn, mcIhc
Ser criolgrcidc 2icitont 5lt Itcllen bat,
uno bic perblei6enOen $3,00O,000
lperOen in Barren @elOe oOer in
@ertbpopicren bcitebcn.
Sngcnteur 5tepens hic6t
Dem Contract eincn
Htegcl Dor.
(Sp0ter.) - Die administration
iinoet iid) beute Dor Ser N%lterlatluc,
ale Angebote ouf Die Gontraftc iijr
ben &a~nalba1 ab5ulcbneu ODER Die
0ienitc beS Srn. Sobn 3. Stepcn5
ais Gbefs Sngenieur SIT perlieren.
0ies lit Ser bonptiG6li6e @runo Der
G~er56gerung Der Nntobme 0e3 Oil
ocr'i6en 9lngebotS. Ile &erIlldc,
StepcnS 5ltm gleiben in Ieiner STEELE
unter Sem Gontrattipitem ST betpc-
gen, iino pcrgeblif gepcIcn uno
notwithstanding miro iih Oie &egierung
leinem @iGen iiigen unO Den Sonal
Iel6it bauen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

Der toiierlihen Sdotullc nldt lebr
reidli6 a~lsfollen. Cine lparlame
@ottin uno Sousfroll, Die feline gro
ben Nnipiide modt, lit pober, nod
benz tpciien Got6e Der &ailerin, tilr
lire S6bne Ole bette Yortic.
Mon peiB, bob OcS aoilers Sor.
lic6e fir prllntpollcn Nltfpono uno
ieine piclen &eiien an Die i6nl our
&erfiigun9 itebenoc Gipillllte bic
G0fiten s(nforoerln8cn Itellen, llno
Dor 5eDn ober 3p0lf SQDren ioa leine
@clopcrlegtitbeit ocrort gelpcicn Iein,
DoB 9oron Bon 9Ieihr0oer, Der be-
fannie 9erGiner gonficr, bic 6inanjs
uerbGltiiiie ipieoer in Orbnltn9 brin.
gen muBte. &omolS itrcdte 9leldro'
Der eit oOer 3ipei WiQionen Wfarf Dor
un0 idyuf fir sic Nll5guben Der tot@
ierliden Sofbuitung cine Iolioe ti1ans
5iclc @rlnbloge. SpGter, nod DEM
9(ble6en Ser aoiierin 6rieOrIdl 0eItol-
tcten Ii6 Die peflrntdrcn Ser60ltnilie
OeS GoiierbotieS bciicr.
Grin5 @ilbelm, Der nit ge9ln11
oeS lc%bti66rigen @intcrlemeIters Die
llniocriitGt Bonn bc}oG, lit I'M 8e|
geniot 5ll ieinen 9riiocrlL nanlentli6
ST ocm Frin5en @itcl 6ricorid, Der
0on5 IN ocn Sreltbcn mo Scioen lei.
ncS iolOotii6en 9erltfeS ollfgcbt, bon
mcniger ous9eiprohencn militdrt'
iden 9teiglnger. Ger Erin5 interel.
Iirt iid) Ieb9aft fir &unIt uno &lnIts
0ci6id)te. GS bieb friibcr, or nitroe
l0ngcren 9ltfentbolt in Wilnd)en neb'
men, INN iif BORT nit 0iciem @ebietc
pcrtrolltcr 81 mod)cll. GicIcr Elon
miro ie0od nid)t ncrmirflidt weroett,
ga Die G%crm6blung Oc8 Erln5en 'd)on
I'M Wfoi bieieS SobrcS ltottfinoen
miro. Ser aoiier bat i'm fiir Die
Standardization beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Der Eanamafannl Suniraft.
Sliucr'S 9lngc6ot in ser poridriit-
lifcn 6oiiltng ein9ereift. - Bic
Banana Contraction 60"

@oibin9ton, =. g.. Z. SEER.
- @m. :. Sliper, JIM, Don &nor.
piae, Gent, meldcr oaS nieorigite
Scr beriidiifti9ten Ingcbotc fir oen
Gontrnft oeS @rabenS OeS Gannmo.
&onols gctbon lno Elm Goniortiunl
bon Gorttraftorcn, 0as it'd Banana
CONTINUATION Company" nelnt, qebll.
set bat, iprn6 geItcrn in 9egleitung
ieines glnmoltS M. j.. O'9rien BON
9tep-Dorf i'm @iireml Der 9dnol-
Gommiiiion Dor uno rciftc iein PIT
gcbut in ollcr Sorm Sen @eitimmln-
gen oeS Yr0liOentcn Hpoiepclt genl0b
eill. St Nbmeienbeit oes &oriiberS
SbontS iibergab CT sic SdjriftItiiue
Srn. q. u. Hogers, Dem @eneral-9l1
malt Der Gomnliiiiolt, Ser Oieielben
~iorafoltig priifte unb in Der Saipt.
iadc ais correft nusgefertigt fano.
Die S6riftitiide enthaltcn rlid)t MIR
cine Cite Nerer, nit mclden Olipcr
lid sur IrSfiibrung beS aanolbauS
81 al'ocliren aeoenft, lonoern audi
Die NanIcn Der NftinnGre mo ben Be
trog Scr bon ic0em bericIben irtblfri-
birtcn Summen.
HogerS miirbe sic Shriftltiide TO-.
fort Dem &riegsIefretGr Gait bebdn-
oigt BADEN, ood) mar oieier i'm aapi-
tol, no er o einem Gomite 0es Son.
grelIcS SIT eriheinen bate, uno febrte
crit 9lben0S I'm 6 ltbr nah Dem
ariegSOeportemeltt 5uriid. gr iano
BORT oie alif i'm martenoen $50. Oil
Der, S'Srien uno Hogcrs lno Die
@ier battcll cine Gonferen5, nad De-
rem 9eenoigllng Sefretdr Gait er-
flGrte, er mcroe nod ioiort eilen
ihriitliden 9eridt bon Srn. HogerS
iiber sic binterlegten Sd)riititiide emf
.pfnn1eh imerbe bente Sormittag Die
galtSe Mngelegenbeit nit benz gr1'
tltoenten cingebelo bclprcten ulto oaS
@eitere oann 3befnnnt MAIDEN. gr
fiigte bin5u, er piinihe nift 10 Der.
iton0en SIT neroen, BOB Sliuer berte
Iormittag cine oefinitipe sntuort er.
bolten wcrbe, ooh meroe oentielbcn
I'm icne 3eit mitgetbeilt werocn,
pann er cine lolde erporten fonne.
Sn Splge bieies 9eiheioes bat Diner
ieine ari geitern abeno angelette Gb.
reiie nab ieinem 9eim in anorpiae
perld)oben.
@eneral : gpniulent Ho9ers pom
Der Ganamofanal : Gommiiion CAB
Die Gamcn Der GircftoreB Der ~Ga-
ndnld GonItruction 60" bcfnlnt. @S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
@iienba6u=ltnfGQc in orci Munatcn

V + ington 3. Is, I. 6ebr.
- YltS elmer Dllrd1 )ie 5piidenItdot-
lidc Reconsideration o%ltSgegebcs
ucn Stotiitif iitr Ole orei, nit 0cn1
so. September 1906 b~enbigten Wio-
notc NOR bic 3obl Der llnfGlc, lucld)c
Guiiogicrcn mo Gn9cItclltcn bon
Giicnbobncn, lpabrell0 Sebtere I'M
9icrItc morclt, III icnem 3citraltml
5ultieBerL 1880, gcgcn 1881 1T Der
uprauSgcgongcncn orci Wonotct.
Die 3obl Der babel ungetommcncn
Ealiogiere mo gugeltcllten iuor 267,
gegen 1874 IN Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
orci Wonoten. Die 3obl Der qetootc-
ten Eoiio0icre 50. Die 3obl Der BIT
l%onmenitobe mo @ntgleiiungen IN
ben orei Wtoroten mar 1872 GS9t
3nionnlcnitoBc uno 1871 Gntglei-
iungen); bon ben 3ulammenltoBcn
cntfielen 800, bon Den @l,tgleiiul,gen
20t oltf Goiiogicr5iige. Ser babel an
@aggonS, 2ofonlotiuen ltltb an
Shienenipcgen angcribtetc Sduocn
mar $2,932, 760. Die 3obl Der bci'm
Goppeln unb G%ntfoppcln bon @og.
CONS u10 2ofoaotipen getootetcn
gngcitelltcit lpor 81, cine 3llnobnle
bon 10 inn |crgleit sum porber-
oebcnocn S.liortul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08

rim: Sn1 Sabre 1901 mur0e ibre
Sdumeitcr bon eirem ibrer 5oblrei6cn
Nn6eter, DEM Sobn oes Generals
GanOiono, eridoiien; lie, 6ruu Sarz
Gus, ioa in iene Sn6e ptrlpifelt &C.
ipelen iein. Gie 9eiGuloigltng, Der
&ronprin5 babe cine Wiaitreiie, loa
felnen 8rrnO baben.
Seiibmon mie0er 9inter
6tnter benz Sultan CT.
Con It nntinopel, Z. 5e6r. -
Der alnerifanil6e 9oti6after 2etib.
man Fat einen ungemo6nIi6cr
S6ritt getbon. Mii0e ocs longen
Sin5iebens Ser llntcrbanoh1ngen, in
rpelAer Eaftif sic tiirfiiden 0iplo-
ntoten Weiiter iin0, bat er iih iebt
ii6er Oie Sragc ser 9(nerfenn1ng Der
omerifatii6en WiiiionSidulen brett
on ben Sultan gemet0et un0 sic
Notbmenotgfeit elmer idyreQen Or
leoigung bieier Ingelegcnbeit 6etont.
Die in ioldcr 8eiie ignorirten Mtini-
tier linO bur6 Sen S6ritt 6es arte.
rifaniI6cn 8otid}nfters plobli6 ST
urgemobnter Tbdtigfcit oufgeriittelt
mor0en uno Ite6en iett, Dcrmutbli6
auf Sr0rc 6cS SultanS, in ~eifriger
ltntcr6anblltng nit ser omerifoni-
i6en 9otidait. Die 2ebtere oringt
ouf cine enogiiltigc @rleoigung Scr
Sode, Elm lcbbaiter Iustouid) BON
idriftliden Mittbcilungen ionobl
ME 9eIpredtngen 5ruiid)en @edmtcn
Ser 6oben Eforte uno ser 9otihoft
ii1oet Itntt ltno porallsli6tlid) miro
bnlo Elm bcirieOigcnOer Ilt5glci6 81
Stanoe fontmcn. Die SduIirogc nan
i'm Frin5ip ifon Dor nnbe5u 0rei
ESubren enti6ieocn morOen, jeOod
muroc Oltrd OoS SbItruftionsperfob.
rem lln0 sic 8eridleppunqstoftif Der
Ealaltbeamten l1no Ser Winiiter Ser
@fortc Ole Hotifi5irung bes pcrein-
borten Abfommens Sabre lang Der.
5ogert.
Die Sumas " al len.
PETERSBURG, Z. 6ebruar, -
9ei Sen Guma.@ ablen i'm e%uropGi-
I6en Rltblano buben sic expeditions.
Garteien nad oen bis iebt porlicgert-
Oen Standardization 6ereitS "a Site
erlongt uno meitere 76 iiuo ibncn 10
gut Smic iiher. 0ie Gonierpntipcn
oogegcn bnben MIR 5 Sitc geponn1cn
un0 neitere 80 mcroen ibnen nobr-
idcinliA 5ufalen. Sic iebt einIoll-
fenOen @obl6erifte aus Dem &allfo-
ius uno Sibirien oellten an, ooB sic
So5ialoemotr0tcn ltto pieQeid)t alld
oie Observation-Disclosures Oa8 llebcr.
9emidt in Ocn 9elcgotionen Oieier
Sdnoertbeile bnben mer0en. ,5t gon5
golen, qlBcr9olb ser StGote, bobcn
Die poIniIdcn Nationaliltcn geiiegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
3nasGpltiiun nno GcbcnSberluit.

Mercer, go, 7. 6ebrnar. -
3pei 6rodt5ii1c coaiOirtcn bcrtc
na6e bier, inmtiGten Oid)ten gtebel&,
auf ser n9cilcmer un0 Safe erie
@abn" rto mur0cn ocnolirt. 9rcnt.
Ter $. 5. GoO8ers aus Grcenpide,
Ma, blieb oui Der Steae foot, nnO
2ofomotipiiibrar Cornelius GidlcS
ans McaeeSport. ga, &ci5cr 9lrtbur
2od6oro ans 8reenpiae, IA, iouie
9rcmicr Mnt. 9ronion aus Butler,
So, c~rlittcn t6otlidlc Serlebun0cll.
Die 2ofomotipfiibrcr fonntcn onlGB-
lid oes 9tebeIS bic Signole nidt
ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
SGbcrc 2pbnifala in Solgc Ocs Sing
Ituncr Gro6ebens.

&ingiton n, Samaifa, 7. 6ebr. -
Der Gampfer n6lanoria" DON AtlnS.
Gienit ser nSom6urg . 9lmerifo-
2inie" trof bon Santa Morta, 60
lombia, bier cin, Inn &oblen ein5ll-
ncbnncn. IS mlroen Shallerlclttc
beIMoiit u6cr sic Nrbeiter mei8ertcn
iif, anOers ais fir 0oppelte 2obnltnN
5t nr6eitcn, nGmli6 iebs3ig Gents
pro Come. Iicies Serbolten ser ar
better lit einc Sol9e Der b0beren
2obnifala, mcldje ieit ocm @rObebcn
uorgeberrift bat. 2ebteres lit olf
oie G6atiodc 5uriid5ufiibrcn, bab sic
Nadiroge nad IrbcitsfrGiten groBer
lit, ais oaS Ingebot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Ynlpriidc ans bcm ipaniid)rn &rie9c.
ga + ing o IL, D. g., Z. 6ebr

@a1 btngt ON, .. g., Z. 6ebr.
= Grdlioent &ooicpelt Iteqte Dem
GongreB elm Shreiben 81, porin Der
iriibere @unbesienotor Brilliant 6.
CHANDLER, Der TrGiioent Der Commit.
lion fir bic I6urtbeilun0 Der @niprii-
die olts Dem ipaniihen aricge, eriud)t,
Die 5riIt fiir Die aufloIung Der Cont
million ollf Den =. September 5. 5.
5t perIhieben. Sn Dem S6reiben
heiBt es, Dem @eridtsbof ieien 542
6oroeruigen im 8eioun1tbetraae
BON $61,672,00 eiltgereid)t moroeil,
er bobe $64S,926 s%lierfonni uno gu er.
'Icnigeu iiGett nod 200. 1oroerlnacn
i'm Hetrogc bon $50, 935,6t1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Gofefellcr Dcrid)enft 81 Miaioncm.

New 9orf, Z. 5ebruar. =
Sp1t beite atohmittag miro ange.
%fiinoigt, oaB Sobn .. Godefeller Dem
,@eneral gOlcotion Board" meitere
$32,000,000 geihenft bat. gr
idellfte oieier geboroe, oeren 3rped
ourin beitebt, @~rjiebrngs = Anitaltelt
in alien 3beilen oes 2anOes 5l unter-
itiiten, idon frilDer $11,000,000.
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@crtdtet.

Nemorf. MS, Z. 6cbrliar, -
Sronf Somuiif, melfer Sbos. Sofl
Dor 5mei Sabren su Montclair ermor-
oete, mlroe bellte I'M bieIigen County,
8eIangnib ourd) oen Strang bilge-
rid,tet @r Iegte Elm POLES @eItano-
niG nba mGo uflarte CT lei sbcrcH, fiIr
'iette Sdnlto~ III biifcn.
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SicbCn Mcnidlen crtrnnfCn.

5acrumcnto, Gal. 7. 6ebr.
- Cine 0onpfbdrfalie nit iicben
Weniden an 9oro rannte ipGt 6eltte
Nadmitta9 SufGQig oegen eincn Bici-
fer Der bier ilbcr Den Sacrantc1to-
SlllB fiibrenocn Bride. NIue Snioi-
len ocs 6ubr5cll0cS itilrjten ms @oI-
ier unO ertrnnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-08
Sapan's
Strife mmrmben.
Infriibrcriidc gerglente bon Srnp'
pen SIT Haarcn getriebcu.

Sine 2ln5abl aufriibrer betranfen iid)
bel Ser GliinDerung zines Ma8a-
sims, 5iinOeten Odiiel6e an unO
fameu in Sen 6lammen nm.
Imerifoner ltno @merifanerinnen
I'M Guirinol 81 &om Ser &0nigin
bon 5tolien por9eiteGt. = 6iinf.
5eDn @ol5bader einem 2amincn.
ihtr3e sum Opicr gefnaen. -
&oticr Sron5 Soiepb giebt cine
beobii6tigte Geiic no6 9rog aus
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16
HeNaIneIeSS
Lady
by Mrs. h. NJ. Croker
Copyright, by Joseph II. Bowles)


All the foot passengers streameC
from St James station through tht
park. All but one, who was evidently
awaiting some one-a most fortunate
some one-for this passenger was
young, and amazingly pretty-a lady
too
AS she caught the glance of keen
interrogative eyes of an old gentle
man standing near she REDEEMED, and
looked down, apparently overcome
! with shyness and embarrassment.
what We're her people about to allow
! this mere child to stand by the way
slde-a gazing stock for all men?
Sir Richard was dining that night
| with friends in st. James square at
100 sharp, as they had made up Il
! party for the theater. Having effected
his usual leisurely and careful toilet
as II was a lovely May evening, he re-
turned on foot across the park. He
was not little surprised to find the
same girl he had noticed before stand
ing in precisely the same spot--still
gazing into the park with her great,
Wistful gray eyes.
Sir Richard had kind heart as we'll
as an attractive and paternal manner.
He paused, and said. as he swept off
his hat
i am afraid--you are-er--a-tired
standing, You have been here for
some time, Can | help you in any way
or get cab?"
The girl shook her head slightly,
and then, to his dismay, burst into a
storm OF tears-yes-loud, half-hys-
terical sobs! There would certainly
be a crowd round them in half a min |
ute; already the policeman was look !
ing in their direction.
Fiere come with me-" he said, in |
an imperious tone 'Come-over
mere hastily leading the way to
sequestered seat~-"and tell me all
about it,
The girl followed him with childike
obedience, sat down beside him ON the
green bench, and continued to Sob
and sob-and sob.
oh, this won't do at ALI" he ex-
claimed. impatienhy. Come now, let
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16

10 own on track absolutely and have
AN easement over Tho other. The
if1ciioa company was willing to have
these conditions embodied in as strong
AN ordinance as couid ne framed. The
! rac.ion company desired only that
IN re be no delay in building the
lack ~ il needed them in order to
@5i of. Walnut street to make room
tor the Cairo a Thebes railroad. Both
companies should use both tracks in
rdef 10 facilitate The operation Of tn
railroads. II each company was con.
lined 70 he use of one track ii wonId
ne necessary TO run cars both WAYS
IN each track which would make turn
outs necessary and cause delays. In
all cities where TWO tracks were laii,
the cars on one track all ran one way.
and hose on the other al ran in the
pposi5e direction The proposition Of
ae Traction company would give to
le Inter rban what It desired in the
way OF q SUR right Of way into the |
jtF upon which he company would |,
DE- able 10 depend and serve as a basis |
% placing us bonds The T.actton |
onpany did NOT wish 70 stand in the
.ay Of The Interuloan at all. bur !.
,anted b-h companies to use the
lacks and wanted the tracks built rs
Deedily as possible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16
To Remove Iron Rust.

A simple remedy for iron rust stain
Is to De found in common cream Of
tartar. II this is spr.nkled on the
stain and the damaged goods then
allowed 10 remain In the sun Tor 1T
tie time the spot viii be found ~ have
disappeared. i the first application
should prove unsuccessful a second
will be almost sure 10 remove the
Suburban Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16

me hear all about it-your friend has
never turned up, Have you been wait
ing long?'
Since six o'clock; | came over from,
Ireland this morning"
No need to mention Ireland. for the
brogue was sufficient guarantee of her
nationality.
YES; and drove straight from Eus.
ton here?"
Yes; l was so afraid I'd be late
at--at--"
AT the rendezvous. / see. And so
she has disappointed your"
oh, sir" and she bushed to her
hair 1T is not lady who was to have
met me"
Not?' with wellaffected surprise.
Then your father-or some relative?"
No, indeed; but stranger-that
is, size stammered, and her voice fell
to a whisper, "a stranger to them"
This is rather unusual Have you
frith in London"
NO, not one-I don't know soul
except him"
The Stranger
Yes; and I've"
Go on he urged Tell me all
about it, my dear, you are quite safe"
We live out in the west of Ire
land and came up to Dublin to have
music lessons. and to stay with Gran
nie. She is old. and nearly blind and /
has a Communion y, raoa .. h. - i
housekeep-Miss Tooke. She was
my chaperOne-and went with me /
shopping. and to my music lessons
and the dentist sand once or twice +
To cOnCerts-and the theater-mat.
inees, Of course" Here she came to
d dead stop.
Yes, and at the matinees?" he
went on, briskW
I-I-there was one actor. He had
the best part He was the hero-he
was SO handsome. nd-and-and-a
hero indeed J lost my head fell in
owe with bin" /
'Or with the imaginary herog~ . 7
Yes. Miss Tooke was Just as crazv.
We went To every matinee. Grand
mamma thought it was TO the dent
ST lie noticed me from the stage.
nd smiled at me. After that Miss
'ooke wrote. and asked Tor his photo
.raph and then : got to know him
nd Oh J felt Sc proud-aud happyi"
Nav 7 ask this actors nance"
"Eust ! tell you?~
think it would be better. my
ear"
Rupert WOlferstan-he IS acting in
The Kings Secret Oh. do Won know
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16

Sifted coal ashes. sand and wheat
-four two parts each If ashes and
sand and one Of -four mixed with va
ter. make an excellent mortar for
patching holes where the plaster
j. broken u becomes as uard as
stone, ana san b. ll- ca y hand aita
little trouble and expense.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16
ISSUES BETWEEN RAILWAY
COMPANIES CLEARLY DEFINED
Council Committees Listen to Able Arouments
and Adjourn for One Week--Companies
Are to Agree

a meeting OF The street ana ordi
nance committees was he'll AZ III.
cor eli chamL r las nieat for the mn,
pose Of CONSIDERING the f,,o s,...nt r,ff
way ordinances. submitted nv tao catr,
Traction CO ana by taa soa,barn III.
nois lnlerurban Railway a. far ,4a1,.
Of way in Wa b.petop a,ar,lo
lis Honor 4layor r.irso,,s ,,r...i.to,,
over tae meeting and tbera ,.ara ,ro..
en- Abdomen pauis tsnIfa,. t,.-t.,-..
German. Burko SNYDER 1faapnr a.,
on. Meehan ana Tbfsf1a5g~5I 7'
City CIerk thatcher sa,..od 49, of,,,.
of the meeting
Protest was maao III .sa t-.at.,..
aeains reading fhe or.lfp5o9... ~,
ground that il would nI,oo H.. ..,
mitee II mo Dositian ,cbaro 4 -,
have 10 decide befvea,7 ia oa,,. ~.
companies. ''''-'''
his Honor rim r,,,,u ,a,.....
hat the n,nanfog r,oa, ~
upon some baef. tbo, ,.,,,Il
interests If E1th ~ ,43 a.,
have representatives. Of the trn aa
dress the conspftrso ~ },,n,, ~, ,1,
far they were anart rha oa,,,,.'., ,.,,
committee are disnoe u fo tnaa. ,'-+,
companies fairly
lion. Reed c,rea, ra,,ra.o-,.,a -,
Cairo Electric G. Traction "a en.i., 1.
briefly In beh91f of tbat co,,,,,,,, ~,
said In substance that tbo .oo-,,,,,;.,[,. /
would agree win him ina, tba 900. /
of Cairo sb MD oat as ,.,,cb u.s. ,'.,.;,,..
ont Of the franchise an .,y,s1t,,,.,,,
avenue. Fl was tho jptr ~ ,1,a -'.. o''
mitee ana cif, co,,noi1 -, sa. ,,,.., ,l''.
peonla ger ire ,,o..,. nm. 81, ,,..'.....
Washington ave-ue in tbo ,,.a,. ~ cav
vice and innrognn,.,,, MA r....,
Tractian CO. lind nj, dis,osf.;l., -.
any way jntorfsro o.i.t AZ, -. ,,,''
building of fba fnta,,,r,.,, ii,
On the contrary If v.a, ,ri,,ina a.,
grant eyerytbi... ,.3,,f, -. W.
would ad be hgildi1s, of th.t .,l,,
into Cairo Bur Tho Traction -. I
needed the uee Of tp,, t.aol..,. -, &
ington aver in orfa- 70 80. i.. ty
cars satisfactorily II. Tho opl.fi, rL. ID
company had been fnrcad 10, w., a
street in order 10 mako ro,r, f,r ,5. .
Cairo and Tbabos r,fdroaa ,la,..,iis p
it much prefer q 10 repeip 49, VT iii
nat street II had yielded ~ ,,1.f,. g
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16
NOTHING TO Reuret.

MY husband never saw me in the
ten years OF our married life when nv
Personal appearance vas neglected.
Boosted a woman When the nurse
called me to his bedside. SAYING that
ne was diving I hastily wiped a piece
OF chamois skin over nv face before
responding 10 The call I have nothing
to regret -Atchison Globe
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16
Our Guests.

Christmas and New Years are con
ing, when our guests will gather atDu
> the grooming board and enjoy watcl
ing MS carve turkey. Shakespeare
s1ys-t"No dear, this is not con
mencement essay:
BE bright ana joyial among you
guests"
but how can a man who has +
carve a turkey be bright and ioyial
For the first best answer | will Civ
a quart OF dill pickles and think | hay,
paid little enough for cheerfulness.
Primarily, You move everything
back from your plate and skid tn,
turkey up TO you. Sometimes It does
a little slidding on its own account
and flops into your lap. Do not be
/ disheartened at this. Merely gra8r
| the turkey firmly around the neck
and gently place it back upon The
plate.
! say gently, because no gentleman
will slap a turkey back into the plat
ter and splash gravy all over his
guests In the best circles this is con
s.dered the hight of III manners.
When you have settled the bird
whore your Wife meant he should be.
alongside the green myrtle, or what
ever it is that women put around
turkey ON platter YOU pick up your
carving knife and the two.tned fork
with flourish and get busy
First You make a wicked stab into
the breast of the fowl with the fork.
pinning his savory form to the plate.
Then with an air of sangfroid you cut
the figure * in the air with your
carving knife and begin on the white
meat For minute you get along
wonderfully well and think Won are
learning to carve beautifully. when
your wife kicks you under the table |
and makes the sign of the double /
cross with her eyes
This means Cut the white meat |
thinner and You segregate each piece |
into four
After You have spilled the debris !
all over the tablecloth. Won wait on
four people and breathe easier until
your wife freezes you with a look of
iisdain AMI orders all plates back for
some of the dressing.
Talk about finding the pocket in
gown, This is mere boys
llay compared to locating the dress
ne in a turkey when fifteen pairs Of
hungry eyes are watching you and
when their owners can re-
ieYe themselves by Joke will
i've everybody q chance to laugh.
But you find the dressing after
while. and by the time the first per.
on served is getting sore because the
inner is all cold, you drop the hand
erchief and everybody gets an even
tart. When il is over Won think Won =
ayent done 50 badly. after all
nd then you find your wife CRYING in
he bn moon and eoa begin 10 have
our doubts After YOU have been i
'ctured for NOT serving the eldest t
ldies first. instead OF the prettfest. S
nd you have been enlightened on the a
ase and grace with which Mr.. Skid I
oTe dissects a turkey az his own d
.stal board, you sneak of downtown 8
ID get into a game of hearts-loza y
.ur dollars and feel good over Il. s.
arm turkey, ANYHOW,