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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
CAIRO WOOOMEN
WANT CONVENTION
LOCAL CAMPS OF M. w. A. WILL
SEND DELEGATION TO PALU-
Cab TO WORK FOR 1T.

Egypt Camp. No 1925 and Cairo
Camp, No. 1925, OF the Modern Wood
men OF America. has decided to send
large delegations from both lodges TO
the first Interstate Meeting of the
NJ. VI a. which viii be held ~ Pa.
dueah Thursday. September u. for
the purpose OF securing for Cairo the
next interstate gathering. The or.
ganization embraces eco camps in the
state OF Illinois. Kentucky. Tennessee
Missouri and Indiana. with membe.
ship OF 10000. II IS expected that over
a half hundred Cairo Woodmen viii
go to Paducah to work for this city
and to take part in the elaborate pro
gram OF the days events.
Jacob b. Pollock No. ~ Sixth
street. is a candidate for secretary
Of the association while J. l. Stewart
Of this city is a candidate for chair.
man. II Cairo secures the meeting
these two offices will also go to the
local candidates.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS TEETH.
Third Molar Found to Be the Most
often Affected.

The German dental specialist. ~
Franzius, made an examination recent
" Of the teeth Of ESQ soldiers In Rus.
sa. 1t appeared that 25S, or nearly
40 per cent had dental carries. He
finds that Of all the teeth the taiFd
molar is most often affected, such
cases making up one half of all tAc
cases.
The teeth were affected in certain
successive order. FIRST. the lower
third molar is affected; then the up
per; then the lower fourth molar, and
SO on. The incisors and canine testh
OF the lower jaw stand last In the
list. The durability of the upper teeth
stands to that of the lower as three
to two. 'rhe teeth In persons OF fair
contortlon are less durable than those
of large complexion and hair-about
10 per cent
Stature has a manifest influence on
the durability of the teeth, which
decreases with increase of height, ana
vice versa. DR.. Franzius seeks the
explanation of this curious fact in a
less perfect outer circulation In tall
men than In short ones.
The right teeth show a greater VI
tality than the left. The conditions Of
the soldiers life do not show any
harmful influence on the state of the
teeth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
Foot. Proof Third Rail.

The third rail OF the New York
Central Railroad has been mounted
so that 1t is impC ssible for persons
to get in contact with 1t without
getting down on the ground ana
reaching under. but that safeguard
has not been found sufficient pro.
lection and 1t has been necessary to
construct a shield called a lip at
end OF the stations along the line, In
order to prevent curious persons
from poking the shoe" of the motor
with their umbrel as.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
BOARD Of REVIEW
AGREES ON BANKS
FIXES VALUE PER SHARE ON
CAPITAL STOCK ACCORDING
TO LAW.
INCREASE OF $4,000
In Total Valuation of Bank Property
In Cairo Over Last Year-Board
Held Several Sessions
All Satisfied

After several sessions at which the
matters at issue We're very thorough
" discussed. the county commission.
ers, sitting as a board OF review yes
terday concluded their deliberations
oyer the assessment OF the banks of
the city There We're present at the
session yesterday afternoon. Commits
sicners Jennelle, Parsons ana Cause
Clerk Miller and the following repre-.
senting the banks; Henry Smith Can
dee and Attorney Leek for the Cairo
Bank, John S. Aisthorpe and Attorney
Miles 5, Gilbert for the First Bank
and Trust Company, and James II.
Galllgan and Attorney d. S. Lansden
for the Alexander County National
and Savings Banks. Statements were
made at some length by all Of them
and the commissioners were given an
necessary data TO enable them to
reach inst conclusion The law was
read defining the duty of the assessor
and the board and it was found that
the banks capital stock must be as
sessed at a given price per share.
The board retired for consultation
and decided upon the following:
Cairo National bank. 1000
shares at SIS per share. IS $4,000
Alexander County Savings
bank. 500 shares at $40
per share ..-.........- 5000 |
Alexander County National
bank 1905 shares at $40
per share ...-.......... 10000 \
First Bank an, Trust Com
pany $500 shares at SIS
per share .-.........-.... 220.O0o /
The realty of the First Bank and |
Trust Company, ana of the Alexander
County National Bank is assessed
n addition to the stock.
The total assessment OF all the /
banks was increased this year over
asst year to the amount of 1900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

York TO confer with President Small
.of Photographers Union concerning a
proposition to settle the strike, Off
eials Of the telegraphers union here
today sent 10 President Small the
following telegram:
Samuel Gompers requests you to
meet him at Pennsylvania station.
Twenty-third Street. New York, at
6.30 this evening and to bring Or
ganizer Herman Robinson with you
Mr. Gompers will have proposition
TO make to you, and we urge that YOU
give 1t most careful consideration
and II possible bring the strike to an
honorable conclusion =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

A prophecies, believed by the ma
ayes to be spirit able to put on a
mortal shape when necessary. has
arisen in Swaziland. Africa. and un-
der her orders the people are getting
rid Of all white things In the country.
White goats, white fowls, white ves-
sells for domestic use-all are being
disposed Of The natives believe that
when everything else white has been
disposed of the white men Will dis
appear.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
Strange Happenings.

Many wonderful things happen Ia
this country. One of them is the
recent election to the United States
Senate from Western State Of the
Eon OF an immigrant who came to
this country in the steerage In the
middle OF the last century and later
married fellow steerage passenger.
But this is not so wonde. full as the
presence In the Senate OF another
man who came over in the steerags
himself and has risen to a position
o: power and influence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

A rebellion In China. as rule IL
comparatively harmless affair Tho
people inform the Governor that his
exactions are in excess OF custom and
that he must reduce them Ii he
agrees the matter ends. II not. there
Ii demonstration and perhaps some
shooting, but this is only preimin-
AIRY TO compromise for the Picking
Government never backs up its OH
cials when force has to be resorted
to, and the people have far too much
respect for authority to push any
successes to extremes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
1n-l % PLEASE swEErHEAHr,
One w. for an E9yssInIan Youth to
VIA foung v.onan's Favor.

I'm Abys. d 4 the nssyes kiln white
men In ordcy please their sweet
hearts" decla. Frank Mowrer. for
merly Consul C,.eral to A.ils Abe.
ba.
III is never d. gerous e.. WINE
man to travel in l5yssinia provided he
Is accompanied b, a native escort. be-
cause those who compJs such an
escort are Away trustworthy: but
man takes his l.. in his hands il he
goes ABROAD alolr, Not that the IA.
t!yes are feroclot ut that he con.d
not be sure that OF them had
not made q pact VII, his sweetheart
to kill man Of viii, skin In orGer
TO win her his bride The natives
who wins such d.st!ngt on wears q
white feather In the bac.' his hair.
"Among all the 100000 O popua
ton and in the entire area equa to New
York. Pennsylvania. Virginia and New
England there are but two wis., wom-
en- In Abysci.a They are the aiges
OF two consular officials. Stra. 80 Go
say, the national game is hocke but
Caucasians cannot play It very n ich
because OF the climate. The mai es
work but little and eat raw n A.
They kill an elk, pesl off the skin as
you would peel banana, drain OF ne
blood and proceed with the fast
Every Ahyssinian Is a good hu "a
err
ITO the lover of nature Ahyssinia IL
paradise. In my journey tnroGg.l
the land ! saw thousands upon thous
ands of different species of birds that
we're beautiful In their plumage and
sweet in their songs Occasionally
heard the faraway roar OF lions, those
mighty beasts that promenade tht i9F'
ests and seldom MODEST human NJ ngs
unless they are attacked. The Abyss
inians never use any light at night
no matter where they are, and 81 10
the dark and converse. Taefaias
they have good eyes. And the haf
wonderfully white and even teeth
made so by cleaning them with the
spreaded end OF small stick,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
oays Of &c. 800.

Razorless shaving wss wcl Known
70 the anci5nts. D.oly tie tyraht
Ct Syracuse, who mad ,e-r good reas-
en- for not Irrstils a ba.her near his
throat. invented a ne bod Of burning
OF his beard with glowing walnut
shells 1t IS supposed tha D.onyslus
did not succeed in eacc1ing I very
close shave. Tie eaemina.e young
msn oI decaden Rome Directing 10
the rszer. secuted the desired smooth
res oy rescs;iag TO al Manner Of de-
pilatoTy plas.eTs and o.atmsnts. There
& -Ich a-lu-i-E r---ss-cs 10 hsse
n tire o2is-a-as @ Maria1 B4o maize
ntTc.lsss IA & ,lcsa t-m.i eanGlss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

One year ago the total enrolment
for the first day was 1880. there being
t97 more this year. 1t is believed the
total this year would have been great.
er still but for the fact that yesterday
was Jewish holiday. Quite a num-
Der Of children who are away from
the city with their parents have not
yet returned.
Population Center Moves Northward
One significant circumstances is
noted in the enrolment at Douglas
and Stafford schools At the former,
with eight rooms and eight teachers
the number of pupils reported yes
terday was 2G5, while at the latter
with six rooms and six teachers the
number was 2G6 The conclusion
drawn is that the center of population
in the city has moved northward
toward Stafford school and that this
building is likely to be oyer-crowdel
ii matters are permitted to take their
course. 1t will probably be found
necessary to assign pupils from the
Stafford school district to the Douglas
school in order to equalize the attend
ance and find proper accommodations
for them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
OPENING OF
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
REGISTRATION FOR FIRST DAY
WAS 2.o27. EXCEEDING LAST
YEARS FIRST DAY BY o..
TWO TEACHERS ABSENT
With Continued Cool Weather, Work
viii Be Resumed With En-.
thusiasm.

The Cairo public schools openeC
yesterday after the summer vacation
and the registration for the first das
exceeded the record Of last years first
day BY 81 The total number regis
tered was 2,o27,
All the teachers were at their posts
of duty With the exception OF Miss
Ria Cohen who has not recoyere
from her illness ami Miss zulimn
Smith who is in Chicago nd the bed.
side Of her mother Miss Fora Lee is
substituting for Miss Cohen and Prof,
Parks for Miss Smith, temporarily.
Schools were dismissed early in
order to give the pupils an opportun,
ity to buy their new books and sup
plies.
The attendance as reported from
the various grades was as follows:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
HOLD CONVENTION IN CAIRO
Alexander County Association Convenes Here
Today For Two Days Session

| c Mems Classes, Judge w s
Dewey
4 Primary Department, Miss Efflt
Brelsford
Importance of Regular Attendance
at Sunday School Mrs. w $, Dewey
Reports Of committees election a
officers
Wednesday Afternoon.
First NJ. f. church.
! 1870 D. m, Joyfpl praise service
| led by Miss Edie l.ansden.
Bible study OF next Sundays lesson
Rev Otto Lee.
sunday school work in county re.
ported by county secretary, Mrs,
liarry Planert of Unity
Report 81 treasurer
Outlook for 1907 A. r Arnold
The Present DAY Demands for
Trained Teachers. Rev G. II. Arm,
strong.
A Graded SUNDAY School
Beginners aud Primary Depart
Elent, Miss Effie Brelsford
b Junior and intermediate Depart
ments, Mrs C. A. Marchildon
c Young Peoples or Advanced De-
partment J. T Birlingmeyer.
q Adults Department, Mems and
Women's Glasses, G. B, s. Penne-
baker
Wednesday Night.
ETPgt NJ T. church
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

The Alexander County Sunday
School association will convene today
ifor two-days session, the opening
exercises to be held this afternoon
la, 3 O'Clock at the Cairo Baptist
church
"A. T. Arnold, Of Wheaton, ILL., a
Well known state worker will be here
10 take a prominent part in the con
jYention and program OF much ex-
cellence has been prepared as fol.
lows
Tuesday Afternoon.
Cairo baptist church p. NJ song
service led by Cairo Baptist choir.
in His Steps Praying" Rev S G..
Ohrpm
Greeting from county president
IItcv. A. i. Buchanan
Response, Rev. WI 2. Morris
Organized Sunday School Work, ITS
Practical Value in Illinois, A. T Ar
mold. state worker
Announcements
Tuesday Night.
Cairo Baptist church.
730 Music by Baptist choir,
In His Steps Praising," Rev. s, c.
Ohlrm.
Address by State Field Worker A.
r. Arnold.
Mrsir.
Appointment Of committees
Beneaiction.
Wednesday Morning.
Calvary Baptist church
c00 d. M Early Prayer meeting +.
led by Rev. l.. D. Bass D. p.
500 a. IN Conference of county
and precinct officers led by A. 4 Ar
old, theme. a Working Organization
900 a. m our precinct convent
ton reported by county Rev A. 5.
Buchanan
II Number held II each precinct
b Number attended by county
resident
& How this work may be improved.
$50 n IN. Conference on DEPART
ment Work led by state workers.
Home Department Mrs c. A.
b Temperance Department, Rev. !
". r. Morris.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
NEWS Of RIVERS
AND STEAMBOATS,
NAVAL YACHT COMING UP FROM
GULF TO TAKE PART IN
RIVER FLOTiLLA AT ST.
LOUIS NEXT MONTH.

Capt Gus shinkle is in New Or
leans to briae up the naval militia
steamer Huntress, which Will have a
place in the river feet to welcome
the president at St Louis The Hun
tress is being towed from Pensacola
T. New Orleans, but will come up the
river on her own steam. she has a
crew Of forty men including officers
She ~ 125 fet long and 10 foot beam
II Is stated that she viii stop at
Vicksburg, Memphis, Cairo, Grand
Tower. Cape Girarleau and st. Louis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
Well Regulated Court House.

To the top Of the dome of London's
new Criminal Courts Building Is 1916
feet, which is lofty for London The
new condemned cell will be mo 8. !"
over the main entrance Is figure OF
the Recording Angel" The judges
in the several courts will have tele-
phone connection from the bench
with the engineer, so that he can reg
ulate the temperature of the room to
suit each
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
JUST TWO DOZEN
Was the Number Of Offenders in City
Court Yesterdsy-s15o Collected
This Month.

Twentyfour people were arraigned
before Judge Ross yesterday on var
ious petty charges and fines were as
sessed against them in sums ranging
from 81 10 s. with costs. Five paid.
a total Of about $40. among them b.
ing Minnie Howell and Kate johnson.
who were fned sSze each for fre-
qrenting wine rooms.
Judge Ross reports collecting $3.50
IN the nine days OF the present
mont
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
The Beainninr Of a SOM.

Home. Sweet Home" was first
sung in this country at theatre In
Philadelphia. in connection with the
production of John Howard Payne'a
melodrama, "Clari, the Maid Of MI
Ian" This In Convent Gard n
Theatre. London. and Immediately
the sweet air OF the song sung by
Clari became famous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
WELLMAN'S
POLAR TRIP
POSTPONED

Tomsoe. Norway. Sept 9.-Aceord
ing 10 Captain lsachen of tie N0r
weigan Artic expedition. which ar
rived here to-day from the north.
Walter Wellman and his party. OF the
Chicago Record Herald expedition
Eiii probably return here At the elf
of the month. abandoning their piars
70 attempt 20 reach the North Pole in
an airsbip for the present year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

The Ohio. at Evansville and Mt
Vernon. will continue falling during
the next two or three days At Padu.
cab aud Cairo, will continue falling
slowly during the next three or four
DAYS.
The Tennessee, from Florence to
the mouth not much change during
the next sc hours.
The Mississippi, from below st.
Louis TO Cairo. will fall slowly during
the next 4S hours.
y. NJ. CUNNINGHAM.
Observer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

Dnnisiefs, supple
IN q nte Il \ un [
Grace. You know
that before he al
ways ran up three
steps at a time!
Then they sat
and stared at each
other. The Incl
dent Of ones be-
loved nephew be-
ing thrown over
by the girl to
whom he was en-
gagged now being
enhanced by the
fact that this very
evening her wed
ding to another
tDDk Mace cor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

Belgium is a land of low wages.
In Client the minimum pay an hour
for printers. roofers. glazisrs paint
ers and boilermakers is : cents
20 cents for 10 hours work and OF
blacksmiths, locksmiths, carpenters,
masons. plumbers and electricians S
cents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

with my elbow ] forgot TO tell you
that I'm taking Miss Hammell to a
party tonight. Shell be the prettiest
girl there. too. You ought to see hel
when she's toesed mp Good night"
lie vanished through the front door
The two women looked foOlishiy al
a. o ofaf--
d don't believe he even remembers
thai 5hls o. Kitty Durrelis wedding
dag. said Aunt Grace. Indignantly.
% think Arfie must be tickle after
ALL said Auni Amelia in an injured
tone And 4 though. be vas 50 dii
isrenti"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
Ants rs Food.

In Brazil there is large ant which
IS regarded by Me natives as good 10
eat. when roasted delicacy as
choice. indeed. as snails are rated by
the French. Sometimes they dress
the tiny creatures up like little dolls
and put them IN boxes to sell to
tourists as A Brazilian curiosity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
French Ingenuity.

The French gardener. who has to
carry water in pals TO remote parts
OF the garden. has an ingenious de-
vice fer making his task ea5ier He
fastenes the handles of his two pals
TO a barrel hoop Standing in the
circle of this he has no fear OF cit er
pain striking against i'm he walks
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

What Anacharsis said Of the vine
may aptly enough be said OF pros
perity. She bears the three grapes
u drunkenness. OF pleasure. and OF
sofrow' and happy II is il the last can
cure the mischief which the former
work.-Lofd Rolingbroke.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
Wandering Of fish.

By means OF marking number o.
each species. the Wanderings CT fond
fishes in the North Sea are traced
u is estimated that about so per
rent Of these are recovered By travel
ers and brought to the laboratory.
where & record Is kelt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
THE WEATHER
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Yesterdays cairo Temperatures
General Conditions.

afstcrday was cloudy and too cool
ri summer Their was little wini'
naia fan measured - OF an inch. The
government bulletin reported rain Tor
NJ peints. The heaviest being i.lG
irgla Oklahoma ma 100 from Duluth.
Ihe extremes ef temperature We're
leG at Phoenix Ariz. and ~ az Rapii
City
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

THAT Kitty Dur. a,na ~ onotho,
49, took place Ger
| tainly furnished tragic elements.
He hasn't mentioned her name in
the eight months since the engage
ment was broken" said Aunt Amelia
And he seemed to get over it so
| quickly that thought it was all right.
But Artie has deep nature"
He was probably mourning over 1t
all the time" said Aunt Grace. The
idea that little pale-faced snip such
as that Kitty Durrell should ever at
Artie anyhow! Still, If he really
cared-oh, do you suppose he is up
there suffering"
Il heard him shut his door" said
Aunt Amelia, anxiously. And usu-
ally he never thinks Of doing that
after dinner. DO you suppose he is
getting out old letters and pictures"
Tie sent those all back, said Aunt
Grace. But | am worried He has
carried this on his mind all these
months and even the strongest ma
ture will break down at last Now
that he realizes she IS lost to him for
ever there's no telling
Aunt Amelia grew white "Dont~
she almost wept. Don't suggest such
a thing If he didn't have such an
intense nature. / shouldn't worry
minute, but such awful things
happen nowadays. Just when you
don't expect them, too. And he didn't
eat the prune whip tonight, though
it's his favorite dessert. I'm going
upstairs and call to him
Breathlessly she FASTENED to the
second floor. "Artiel" she quavered
outside the door.
No answer.
"Artie!" she repeated. with one hand
over her heart.
An inarticulate "Humph?" came to
her.
Il thought you called me. dear"
preyarieated his listening relative,
helplessly.
"Uh-huh," vouehsafed Artie.
She was wiping her eyes when she
rejoined her sister "Oh, he's just
fighting it out by himself, | knowl"
she moaned. Wouldn't | like to give
that Kitty Durrell a piece OF my mind
I suppose she's forgotten that he ex-
lists, and there the poor dear boy is
to put her out OF his heart |
and mind! She ought to have her |
ears boxedi | never wanted Artie I
to marry her, because she wasn't half |
good enough for him, but the idea of |
her jilting him for that Simpson. |
He is bald-a little-and did you ever |
see him grin? It's all the more terri |
Bile because Artie has suppressed his
feelings so long. never dreamed |
that Artie felt like this. Would you
call him again?"
Il don't know" said Aunt Grace.
She was twisting her
into a ball And / was
just reading of man who killed him.
self because"
Aunt Amelia gave a little shrek.
4 thought OF that, too" she said
grasping the chair arms You don't
suppose he'd-hed think of such an
awful thing"
You can't TELL said Arties other
aunt, gloomily.
Il suppose sobbed Aunt Grace,
she's eating brides cake and laugh
ng! While Artie-what's that?' she
ell against her sister in terror as a
harp sound came from above.
Without more ado they scrambled
Upstairs hearts pounding. terrible Wis
ons assailing them.
As Aunt Grace stretched her hand
o grasp the knob the door suddenly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
ser,icc Dnre ~ a rihl..

After 20 years continuous service
al Wisbeach. Eng and. leather
covered Bible with brown and faded
leaves has been discarded. a lady
having presented the police court
with eelluloid-coyered copy. whic1
viii be washed every day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
To IGNORE AGREEMENT
Concluded from First PageJ

union today several Of the speaker
opposed the idea OF arbitration. in.
sisting that any settlement should b.
made directly between the strikefs
land the telegraph companies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

open e d. T h G
young man. fresh
ly shaven and
particularly cor.
rect and gorgeous
in evening an.
parel who stepped
out W histlfn 2,
stopped in dismay
as he bumped in
to his relatives.
"Artiei" tn ~
chorused. hyster-
ically. in their re-
lief.
ooh. did you
hear me sma 81
m shaving mug
he asked Hit II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
Forecasts For Today,

Cairo and vicinity Partly cloudy
and cooler.
Kentcky Partly cloudy and cool,
e.,
Tennessee Probably fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10

Good government generally begins
IN the family. and IL the moral char.
acte- o. q people once degenerates
theiF political character must follow
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-10
MExIcos NATIONAL ANTHEM.
Its Promiscuous Playing Punishable.
by Arrest,


In Mexico the national anthem Is
held III such high esteem that per-
mis- sion must be scared from tie
authorities to play It at places not
Incl lded In the list provided by law.
Il was played recently In church
Ut TERRA Blanco In honor or Arch
bishop Gui low, who was visiting the
Place. bat no permit having been
sec med the churah dlgnitary was
ar e.ted, Imprisoned and fined for
the ohense and fine was also im-
losed on every member OF the or
chestra which had been secured to
play The anthem. The law for keep
Ing sacred the national anthem was
pa sci to prevent its use at bill
fights and theaters. New York
Tribune.