The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-04


week from Sunday morning and he
hoped that there would fG - men pres
ent, promising that there would be
Hoo male voices on the stage, the
double quartette solos. best glee club
in the land and good orchestra.
Mr.. Hurt said that, despite the press
comments on Cairo. we have more
good men IN Cairo than any other city
of its size in the United States. The
colonies CT the regiments world swim
the Ohio river to get men in I've
class (if the water was warm enough,
He has faith in the class to have 1000
linen or over when they meet in the
opera house a week from Sunday
morning The members of both bod
/ les stood up and cheered. The but
tons we're a booster to better men In
i Cairo who strive to win on princi'
pie of love. He announced that three
state workers of the adult class move
ment would be in the city mex Friday
night at the Methodist church and in
vited all to be present. He was In
terrupted several times during his
talk by cheering. and when he finish
ed his speech, the boys gave him
the usual salute of nine Rails and
the remainder of the audience cheer
ed him repeatedly.
The great stag" party ended by
| the bows of the glee club singing the
Loyalty Song" as previously publish
ed. All Joined in congratulating the
ladies of the church and the men who
have been the hackers Of the class.
The Menu Card.
| The menu cards, placed at each
plate were rich in humor, hitting the
Liver eating" First Regiment in
many ways. The following was the
menu as given for the First Resi-
ment:
Livers of little neck oysters, liver
houllion, consommeo, a la liver, baked
liver fish potatoes all gratin. foie
| gras de veau-au la Bordelaise, olive
stuffed with livers.
| Entrees prime ribs of liyers. jus,
saddle Of liver with jelly, liver fricas.
Sc, chicken liver en- brochettes, liver
croquettes, stuffed liver, stewed liver,
liver patties, raw liver buffalo liver
broiled on toast, fried duck liver with
onion sauce, baked liyerwurst with
red pepper. goose liver in foie gras,
pottcd sheeps liver with garlic baked
| - u, frft With
orange sauce, omelets, liver cheese
and liver combination salad with cod
liver oil dressing, liver salad with
, sauer kraut
: ed liver cakes, liver sherbet, liverade,
cocoa coffee.
| The menu ended with the sentence
Take Schuh's Homemade Pills for
your liver
| The menu of the second Regiment
was: Olives, pickles, celery, beked
red snapper, roast turkey with dress
ing. cranberry sauce, cold boiled ham,
homemade bread mashed potatoes
with giblet sauce, homemade pump
| kin pie and coffee.
The last page of the menu cards
bore songs, motto, flower and other
things of the First Regiment. Their
poet is w r. fo)Liver, flower, Liver
wort, song. Liver in Front of Us, Liv-
er in Back of Us, Liver Inside of Us
The class had its start upon a sug-
gestion from Mr.. Bond, the superi1l-
teudent of the Methodist Sunday
! school, Mr.. Bind was member of
Sunday school in Bloomington, H.,
, where Mems Bible Glass was part
of the school and upon taking the
superintendency here Immediately be-
gan to talk mems class The class
was started in March with Mr.. Hurt
as teacher. Mr. Bonds able lieuten-
ants in the work We're Messrs. Hurt
Pryor, Boyd and Clendenen.
Their motto as given on the card
was Give us LIVER (ty) or DEATH. :"
The resolve of the regiment is DO
your Worst, your Wiener Wurst, but
do you'd LIVERWURST." Carriages
from Burke's "LIVER(y) at IL p. M
finished the roasts on the regiment