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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15
ACCEPT RESIGNATION
OF MILITIA OFFICER

Hartford. Conn, Nov. 16-On orders
from the adjutant generals Office the
resignation of First Lieut.. william =.
HoerIe, Company NJ Second infantry
is accepted and the captain OF the
company has his attention called to
the regulation providing for filling the
vacancy.
Captain Cyrus e. Ryder, retired. -
transferred to the reserve on his own
application.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Fl, H. Jennings, Jr., who for q num-
Der of years assisted his father in the
management of theatrical ventures in
Bridgeport and who is now manager
of the Hartford opera house, was in
Bridgeport today attending the funer-
al OF his sister-in-law, Mrs Rose Lud-
ford,
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15
AGED MAN WALKS
TWENTY-FOUR MILES

Binghamton, N. r, Nov. 16-W. ".
Hemingway, one OF the first persons
born in Binghamten. celebrated his
89th birthday by walking % milea- He
started out in a slight rain and walk
ed over the hills to Quaker Lake and
return.
Only three times in the last ten
years has he missed taking q stroll OF
not less than six miles every morn
ing. Often he walks 10 miles or
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

will likely be on Illinois night, when
the women who are given the most
credit for the passing of the partial
suffrage bill in this state will speak
Mrs. Mccormick is one of these The
others of the SO called suffrage lobby
are Mrs. Catherine W. McCuI1och
Mrs. Ella Stewart, Mrs. Grace W.
Trout, Mrs. Antoinette Funk and Mrs
Sherman Booth.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15
PARK THEATRE

"The Sins of the Father" will be
presented at the Park Theatre one
night only, Tuesday, Nov. Is. 1t is
a true and vivid picture of the South.
Mr.. Dixon, the author, wrote the 1Irst
manuscript Of this powerful drama in
ten days He was at work on one of
his novels when the inspirations struck
him. He stopped work on the nov
Ell and for ten days and nights wrote
The whole play came to him so clear
ly that the first rough draft and the
finished manuscript were almost word
for word. The play is Mr.. Dixon's
best dramatic work and in it he has
succeeded in Interviewing tragedy
and comedy SO masteFfully that the
audience is carried away by the ir
resistfbIe uniaueness of the piece It's
comedy scenes are rich with clean ne
gro fun and the serious side of the
play is masterful. 1t deals with the
growing problem of producing a
nobler race of men, a problem not
only of the South but also of the
North.
The power of acting to create iIIu-
sion, to make the impossible seem
not merely possible but actual, is said
to be most strikingly exhibited bv
Madame NazimoVa in her production
Of bella Donna" And when such
acting is supported by the seeming
stage miracle Of recreating the at
mosphere of Egypt with its languor,
its mystery, with the oppressiveness
of it's inm emorabIe antiquity the tital
effect is a little short of remarkable.
Nazimova produced bella Donna"
which is a version of the famous Rob
ert 1ichens novel Of the same name
by James Bernard Flynn, last season.
and in the title role she is said, to have
made the greatest success of her
particularly successful career. The
magic of her pictorial art is said to
make the story of this wicked heroine
Elusive and fascinating. This wo-
man with her cold and calculating
passion has in the distinguished Rus
sian actress an exponent who brings
out every point in the warped charac-
ter, it is said. Mr.. Pagan is reported
to have followed the Kitchens text very
closely and the play itself is undoubt
eddy the best vehicle Nazinova has
had since she became one of the fore
most of the English speaking actress
es Charles Frohman presents Nazf
nova with her New York cast in
bella Donna" at the Park Theatre
Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th
It is Just a year ago this month
that Charles Frohman presented the
distinguished Russian actress Madame
Nazimova in bella Donna" at the
Empire theatre, New York city, for ,he
first time in this country and in the
title role of this play, which is an
adaptation of Robert Hichens' famous
-
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15
BARNABEE CELEBRATES.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 15-Henry Clay
Barnabee, veteran comedian, Was 8G
years old yesterday. Because Of in
disposition he was unable to attend
a dinner arranged by the CaG School
boys Association.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

There's a world of satisfac-
tion in buying Uneeda Biscuit
because you k1ao1O you will
get what you want-soda
crackers that are oven-fresh,
crisp, clean, appetizing and
nourishing.
Uneeda Biscuit are always uniform
i'm quality-they are always alike
in crispness, in flavor they are
soda crackers you can depend
upon. And all because Uneeda
Biscuit are uncommon soda crack
ers packed in an uncommon way.
Five cents everywhere in the
moisture-proof package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15
EARL TO WED

London, Nov. 15-The marriage has |
been arranged of the Earl of E1gin and |
Mrs. Frederick Oglivy, widow of Cap |
tain +. C. A. Oglivy, h. N.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

them they are being printed. But new
err let it be said that I advocate their
general use.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

which he became the manager year
ago has prospered nightly in his
hands| Apparently there will never be
occasion for giving a benefit for young
Mr. Astor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

a commission in the British suffragette
army She is an ardent believer in the
cause" and expresses the opinion
that an army of women could put to
rOut any equal army OF ''TommieS.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15
Negro Women AS
Trained Nurses
Experiment of Chicago Hospital

ROBERT MAGURDY, Member of the Chicago Bar
Exclusive Survey Bureau)
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

Miss Fanny Ward, who is Madam
President" is a native Of ST. Louis,
and made her frst stage appearance
as Cupid in "Adonis"
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

Farmer Want Ads. one Cent Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

Vincent Astor, who is worth seventy
five or hundred million dollars, will
be twenty-five today. It is stated on
good authority that the vast estate of
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

John Mason, who has reached the
Indian Summer of life, is appear
ing in Augustus Thomas play of that
name at the Fulton. Mr. Mason is
now hfty-six, began his theatrical ca
reer at q, Broadway theatre at a salary
of eight dollars per week-and collect
ed only five of the eight dollars.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

Bruce McRae, the star of Nearly
Married." is an Ind1an-that is, a ma
tive of India, where his father was an
English army surgeon. He studied at
French military college and in Eng
lish schools, then became a rancher in
the Australian "bush,'' and was a cow
boy in the West before~he took to the
stage twenty-five years ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-11-15

Edward M. Morgan, for six years the
genial postmaster of this village, was
born in Marshall, Mich, hfty-eight
years ago tomorrow. He entered the
postal service as a letter carrier in
New York forty years ago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30
9anife Yescr Ct lite opre.

/. Napoleon yonaparte. vi g.
Warco De Saint iIaire meo 81.
luitrationer al iamtioige aunit.
mere. 20 imuffe 9ino meo til.
fammen 639 Sioer. asbenbapn
1912. Dor Bris for 8nrfet fiin
$3.50.
2. ganbsbpbprnene. af .. g. Sn.
aemann. TIC Sioer / ioIiot
Sbirtinesbino. gu fun 80 Cts.
8. Snsemanns biitOriife Nomaner:
rgoIoemar Seir". Grit Wen.
peos garnoom", .aong Grit og
be freolsie", og .prins Otto.
Sire imuffe ginb: aomponeret
Sbirting meb @uIbtrpf = til.
iammen MI fun $3.50.
a. CIiuer 5iuiit. Samfunosroman
Of CHARLES Dicfens. Yaa Ganif
peo Brof. 8iIb. Wsaer. $40
Sioer. Solibt Sbirtingsbino.
pris 80 Gts.
8. ltbpalste g9rfsr al Charles Dict.
ems. SnoeboIoer: .0leaf Souie",
Dor 8GlIes Zen" og .Strenee
9iber". Sem gino | SaIu.S Shirt.
ing meo @uIotrpf. EiIiammen
1883 Sioer. 8or TriS for belle
Dqrfet $3.50.
8. ,Gn arinen". IutibsifiIbrins
fra 2onbon Of &aI Gaine. lib.
fommien paa Gonff | 1912. 4S0
Sioer | imuft os itarft Sbirtinss.
bino trpft | bpiot. pris $f.OO.
0aniib 2ntb. VmbI. &pnie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30
LOW FARES BACK EAST
Via Chicaua and Narfh Wacfarn

Round trip summer excursion tickets
on sale daily until September 80 to
Detroit, Niagara Falls, New York,
Atlantic City, Boston, Philadelphia and
other points in same territory. Excellent
train service to Chicago. Direct connec-
tions with all fast trains OF lines east.
Choice of routes. Favorable stopover
privileges. Liberal return limits. Full
particulars may be had upon application
10 ticket agents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

En- Tiendedel af Befolkningen / sgd
Dakota er Skandinaver. DE avler Yer
dens bedste Majs og Alfalfa til Fsde
for Kvng, Heste, Swim og Faar, og
bliver rige. Jorden er meget frugtbar,
men De kan endnu kobe den til lave
Priser. yerdien vii fordobles | s Aar.
De kan indhente fuldstandige oficielle
0plysninger frit, we'd at skrive paa engelsk
til The Commissioner of immigration,
Pierre, s. Dakota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30
FRIT HOMESTEADLAND
MINNESOTA.

2,600,000 Acres Statsland I'll lave priser.
40 Aars Betalingstid. Forholde med
Hensyn Ill Jordbund. Klima og Mar
ked err ideale. Fri Literatur. Tilskriv
FRED d. SHERMAN,
State immigration Commissioner,
DEPT. n. State Capitol, st. Paul, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

AN Enhyer, SON kan, burde
.AN komme MI og kobe Land
AA0 i de danske Kolonier |
Fertile Valley, Daneville og Westby
Township ] Divide County, n. Oak. Nar
we'd Bane, og Landet er endnu $40 til
$40 per Acre. Kom straks eller skrive
til Hans Anderson,
Fertile. n. Oak.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

9Ianot onoet beotoges bet at far.
te ct Meolemsblao, o9 Der be0toges
Ell 9fefolution, Bbori 5orbunoet OPP
for0rer oanife 9ebit90ers 4ftenIfo-
leforbnno til at pptoge Snnobeoss
og g~lIfobolure / nnoerpisning8pla-
men. Eli 5ormano genool9te89oul
9e6enboon.
ltnaoom8forbunoets nnIte aars.
msoe bodies I GoG6org.
0nbe til Sorp gfaocnti. @o0Sei-
or s. so. SreIAon til 6rit56e oe0
2arbif, Ser boooe tiloeiebrogt en-
itor Gel al DC i Sen norife qf0eIing
of SagtsltoIti1ingen iloItiGeoe ITO
itoppeoe 0Dr, bar oberfor Ben oanife
aomite fremiot 9nife ON at ifGtfe
0enne Samling til Ell oanif Snititlt.
ton, og SomIinoen er 6erfor bIeoet
til6uot Sor6 Gfaoemi, Der meo Tof
FOR mootoget @ohen.
Gu 8abe til airfcn. 8en8. 2oos
Soerfen, SoGs, bar / 81. naalb.
Gmtstio." for nnlig ff9nfet en- al
ieGb forfpr6i1et firenaItet 9orf
til 6nIs Girfe. Oct er ct 1ofmin0e-
ia imuft Nrbeioe, 6en gantIe 2oos
bar u6fsrt. Set bor Sen treble
ban orbejoeoe pon oen,
Ioa nrene grbeioet repraienterer en-
tor B9roi.
966sfafS. Sbb. @eneroImaior
SIR. 8. grenorltp, er | @oor 800,
76 9nr aommel. Gen afoe6e, Ser
oor Storfors of 9onne6ro9 o9 9on-
1ebroosmon6 oa 6eforeret me6 en-
iioenTonoIfe Sroener, bar | en-
Torrpffe 8ubernsr for 6e 6onif.
Ser. 8eb fin Giifeo /
1905 bar ban g6ef for Snaeni6r.
- 2anostbinesmono @nenoloSe.
5uitrlL Ssco Sofie Chariot.
e Serenien, er 0atten til s. Slli
30, GO 4or gdmmel.
- 3ioligere Stabsiergent loren.
e9en6armeriet 3bomas 9icolous s.
er / 6plge sNott." ofgaaet
oeo OGDEN / Ell @loer al 80 aar.
oon banoe oeltoget | begge De Hes
'i9ife 9rige og bar oeforeret meb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Spoerstegn
% Sortien1tmeooiQen.
= @n al Sorlens.g gnenS 9lbre
% meget fenote 2onom9no, 5orpag.
Ter Seier Uaiffelien al Moiegaaro,
IT iorleoen ofqaaet neo 9eoen, rant
n ct Sierteilag. Den ofoeoe, Der
bleo 70 4ar eommel, bar fenot iom
N opgtig 2onomanb. yMoiegaaro"
jopoe ban / 5elee uSors. @p." baft
6orpa9tning iioen 1870, og ban
jar bait Ell lang Hpffe Sbero boaoe
.noenior og noenfor 2anobruget, Ii.
Ieiom ban / en- aorrpffe iao / Snt-
-ing.Sborlteo So9neraoo.
8ognmono 0iels Yeterien /
or ofgooet oeo 9eoen, ca.
So aor ean1mel. san hapoe gen.
1em De iioite 80 @ar ifabt fig en-
tor o9 goo 5orretnin9. og bans
aoaeger boooe inonalgt BAN | ge.
'tprelien for ben fofale Gognmanos.
iorening.
- 6bo. Yropriet9r 0iels 9nuo-
len al Vfelbolot er nfgoaet neo 90.
ben / Snls, n9lten Sc glor gammel.
Den ofoeoe, Der fsrlt pirfeoe iom
Cemrer og 9peningsentreprener oo
%oerefter opertog lin S9orenegooro
,Mslbolt" oa ienere u8eitre Wpl-
bar / 5sIge D@aIb. Stifst."
en- mege t betnoelig 8irf-
boaoe | Sogneroob og hints.
-aoo oo bar Iiee til fin 500 iterft
'~onierbotint interesieret / offentlige
qnligeenoer. Otter at ban for en-
Del gor iioen baboe moatte ofItoa
In @noro, flptteoe ban meo fin tSu.
tru til Snls, bnor ban iiben bar bo.
t. % ban trof iie no al bet Of
o. &f...&uo L.. ...S
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

en- @enealog Woole) bar uoreot,
al Iocfefeaer neoitommer ira en-
pioltiiif 9onoeiamilie neo Napn
3oagenieloer. On onoen Ditto bar
Iaugit fonitateret, at Sobn 3. er
@ifommer al en- franif @repeiIGet,
De Gofeienfe. sitter en- anoen pna.
bite for mango glor iioen, at q. bar
Of aongeiIppt. altiaa fan q. mn
feIp beige, hnoo Der ipnes BAN
rinleIieit = og oi ANDRE meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

9dSsfafS. 86b. @eneroImaior
CIR. 8. 9tren6ritp, er / @nor 800,
rs Gor aommeI. Gen Adobe, Ser
bar Storfors at 9%onne6roa o9 9on-
nebroosmon6 oa 6eforeret me6 en-
Hpffe uoenron6Ife Sr6ener, bar I en-
Inrrrffe @uberner for 6e 6onff.
beItinoiffe Ser. @eb fin Gfifeo /
1905 bar ban Chef for Sngeni6r.
forpfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30
re. Menneifet er nof eoenlig ielo
Ell al 9ipets Iterite @oooer.
on 1.-The IL So

re. Menneifet er nof eeenlig ielo
Ell al 9ipets iterite @anoer.
2eoenoe MGno ofpites ofte oeres
Stiaing til oigtiee Sp6resmnal, Der
er oppe / Chen. Ogioa oa oeres
Menine til aoinoebebrgelien. 2Gs
mn Der ct 9ar llOtaIelier. Der life
inIt aol6er 9utioens abinoers Dirt.
iombeo, men iom DOG er u0toIt Of
Mnno. Der bher pna fin Woa6e bar
Ieoenoe / fin areos. 90 enbber bill
binig %in6remnte. at De life lgaaer
5inarene imelem.
Sbomas Nouilas: ~Qninoen er ct
roifnofien6e llfru0t, ell niulofom.
men Sfobning. 0enoes 2egente mar
Wooen6e6en ier @anorns, blot for.
81 oct or al minore grr0i. % M.
tllren beifpiti1er ia minore mc0
benoes llobifIina. apiuoer feoes
for beitonoia at boIoes unocr oercs
Serrers % @eitrcs Gaq. DC, Ser nf
Notrreu or uoriliteoc meo 0nerIe.
oenbe0 i cnbber 9enieenbe og Der.
for fornobeItemte til at reoere."
Eertuaion: a9oinoe. aoinoel on
buroe aon omfring. flGot | Sorg
og 9ialter, oine Zine fplote meO
Gnaerstaarer, at ri mantte Glcntme,
Of on bor @enncifebe6ens Sfabne.
apinoc. ou cr ScIncoes Portl"
@onife bit or set Ipnae Iiocn at
DC Wpno Iebeoe. Ser n6talte oisie
9omme. Get ifiIoe bare oberor.
oenIig intcresinnt at biOe, bpoo oer
biIoe finSe Steo. hpis &c to @uno
fnn6e itoa frem % / en- foriamlino
of enqeIIfe suifrnqettcr u0toIe ooen-
Ttoocnoe 0ro I 2anbets Sproa. Gen
Scene. man amer biloe iGttes | Sang,
hiIoc iiffert egne iig npperligt til at
optoees pon Slim.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

Gn 8abe til airfcn. @ens. 2oos
80. Sberfel1 SAILS, bor / 81. naaGb.
gmtstio." for noria ifenfet en- al
BAN iero forfproi1et firemoitet @orf
til SoTs 9irfe. Oct er ct uofminoe-
liz fmllft Nrbeioc, Ben gontfe 2oos
u6fsrt. Set bor Sen treble
CONNER, ban orbej0e6e pon 6en,
Iao aGene grbeioet repraienterer en-
flor 8proi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

- 2anoStbinesmono @neboloSe.
renfens 9uitrlt, Ssco Sofie Chariot
tie Ssrenien. er 0atten til s. Suli
900, GO 4or gommel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30
Spao gr6eioet i Goemnrfcn fan

gipe. 90 utge 2anompno ira ae.
ge.Ggnen or / oisic Gage III. SulD
biempen6te ira SpOiiGIono, nGrmeit
0Gitoeo. @enen, bpor oe / iprretppe
Gage bar bait grbeioe iorifeaige
Steoer nleo at huge Hoer pna 9lf.
foro. S oe fprretppe Gage bar De
/ 5elee .gItii. 3olfebl." tient boer
240 Ser. forlioen aoit og 2ogis
Ell nteget goo 8ortieneite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

9Ganot anoet beotoges bet at itar-
te ct Meolemsblao, oe DER oeOto9es
Ell 9fefoIution, bbori 6orbunoet OPP
fororer oanife aebitpoers gftenifo-
Ieforbun0 til at optoge SnnobeOs-
og g~IGfo6oapre / l1noerpisningspGa-
nen. Eli 5ormono genoolote89ou
4e6enboon.
llnaoomsforbunoets nnIte 9tors,
m6oe 6oGoes I 4oG6org.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

Gtore Ycaatcr. gfsefntorerne |
efter oioeoe @entier 6.
Z. Ieincfe og tioIiaere afosoe Si.
itru meooeler, at Der | ofosoes &c.
itamente er itiftet fbIeenoe 9ega.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

MiniitreneS Gnna % llniformer.
Gongen bar gibet EiGobelie til, at
De gGIoenoe 9eltemmelier omSPane
og Uniform for aoilieiIsprGiioenten
og Winiitrene life mnpenoes pao
Meolenmerne Of oct timber 81. Sit
nj 1918 nonnbntr WiniIterium, DOG
i%aaleoes, at lloenri0sminiiteren bill
flinne bpre Uniform beo internatio-
nal Disqualification.
9nmmarfs Ifbolosforeninsers
llngbomsforbnnS bolot 6. og Z. Sii.
Ii Marsmeoe | Soriens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-07-30

lllgffe. 9isge, II. Snli. Tors-
DOG gftermiooag, oa 29ge 2orlens
Suitru | Eiine oiloe taee noget Wfe-
oicin moo Soneopine, toe bun al
en- fell 8lnife, Der inoebolot ct itGrft
.giitboloigt Meoifament. Sun ielte
Itrofs en- ipienoe Brand I iie og rim.
geoe eicbliffelig paa Eeleionen for
at falbe pna fin Mano, Der bar noe
| Praris; men fsr bum fit fulofsrt
Somtalen, faIot bun pm og afgif
fort efter peo Geoen.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-02
NEW YEARS DAY
WAS VERY QUIET
Chief Egan's Order Was Generally
Observed in Regard to
Firearms.

While there were no blare of
bands and glare of white lights" in
Cairo New Years eve there was the
same old devotion to dances, the
casseroles in one particular cafe and
the green bottles of the winners OF
France as clebrant of the advent
of 1913 in Cairo. The observance
was orderly and generally quiet and
sane.
Only a few desultory shots were
heard Tuesday at the stroke Of mid
light and these had the effect Of
rousing Chief Egan from a sound
sleep. Jumping to the phone he is
sued orders to the police to grab the
offenders and plant them behind
bars No less than five We're caught
lisobeying the city ordinances and
the chiefs notice,
Wednesday was the safest and
sanest New Year Day ever seen in
Cairo, there being no shooting of
fire crackers or firing of pistols, or
other dangerous weapons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-02
THE Pink Lady,

An unusual development in con-
nection with the history OF. THE
Pink Lady" which is TO be seen here
AT the Cairo Opera House Monday,
Jan. 9Th, is the manner in which the
music of the piece FIRST found its way
to London ong before its produce
ton there. A the solicitation of
NJ. Ivan Caryll who composed the
score, the publishing house to which
Kaw 4 Granger released the music
rights OF their great hit agreed not
TO send any COPIES OF the music to
fopdon. The purpose OF this was
due t0s the fact that The producers
and writers of the piece had mapped
out Il season for 1.-THE Pink Lady
in London and did not want the nov
city OF its music interfered with by
constant repetitions OF selections
from the score This arrangement
worked we'll until the flow of Ameri-
can tourists 10 Europe set in last
season. Then the demand in the ex-
elusive restaurants for "The Pink
Lady" music was SO insistert that
the proprietors had to send ennis
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-02
Bought and Pa For y

The characters in George Broad
harst's sensational comedy drama
Bought and Paid For" which Will
liam A Brady Ltd. will present at
he Cairo Opera House, F-iday, Jan.
,rd, are most attractive chiefly be-
cause they belong to tho middle
class which works for its Ewing and
measures its income in eombina-
tion of two figures ami figures
genera ly quite small. Again the
telephone girl Is the heroine Of the
story, though in nitue another was
from that in which she figures in
other p avs. Here she meets a multi
millionaire. successful business man
and inaneier, and agrees to marry
him, though she is not sure she loves
him. He wants to honor and protect
her, though not certain that he
loves her in just the way sha VS. =
a man TO love her, he believes that
ultimately love will come for both,
and sure enough it does later and
they begin life anew. A cast Of un-
common note viii interpret the
roles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-02
SERFDON TO BE
ABOLISHED IN
CARS COUNTRY
Council of the Empire Adopts Such
Resolution; Has Also Been
Passed By the Duma.
Associated press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
st. Petersburg, Jan 1.-The
Council OF the Empire today adopted
a resolution abolishing the last
vestige Of serfdom in Russia. When
the receipt of the Empire was is
sued in 1861, the Caucuses was ex-
cepted from its provisions, because
of special conditions then existing
md temporary transitional meas
ures were issued pending the adop-
ion Of most substantial methods of
giving the serf the freedom de-
sired
The Russian premier personally
appeared before the Council of the
Emp:ire to argue the adoption Of
be new law. 1t has already passed
the Duma.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-02
"ofieer $685."

OFFICER 666 does not succeed il
capturing the piotare thief in thl
play OF that name. but his effo It's tc
do so carries him through three 0
the funniest acts that have ever
been devised By an American play
wright, and ofer so many langhin
hurdles that this particular sleuth i
voted the finest blue coat that. eve.
swung a eight stick. Officer CSC
is the big play hit OF the year, an6
the announcement that Cohan &
Harris are to present II here at the
tairo Opera House has been the
means OF arousing decided flute!
OF expectancy among playgoers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-02
NEGRO DICENAN
KILLS FIVE MEN
Frightful Result of Quarrel Over
Crap Game at Doreno,
Missouri.

A desperate negro Wednesday af.
ternoon shot and killed five other
negroes as tn result Of a quarrel
over a crap game at a levee camp
near Dorena, Mo-, a small town a
few miles below the Point.
News Of this reaching Cairo last
evening gave rise to many exag-
gerated rumors, in which 1t was said
that Perry Drinkwater had killed
seven negroes who were trespa%ers
on his farm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-02
GOV, SULZER INDICTED
INTO OFFICE SANS
USUAL CEREMONIES

Associated Press Dispatch.
Albany, y. Y, Jan. 1.-The pre-
eedents of years were ignored and
Others created today during the in
auguration of William Sulzer OF
New York as Democratic governor Of
the Empire State. All the pomp and
display usua ly incident to such oc-
easions were lacking. This was at
the Governors own request. There
was nothing to feature the Undue
tion into the office of the. states
chief executive except the gathering
of many prominent men of the state
and nation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS

aries to this country TO secure or
hestral selection from the same in
rider 10 meet the demand AS a
esult Ny Beautiful Lady" waltzes
nd the other song hits of the piece
re as fami lar in London as they
ere N New York and throughout
mer.ca and is the one reason why
he European productions We're made
asst season instead of this season as
riginally intended Fame viii ont,
nd as the 0 d adase goes. success
reeds success, with the result that
europe not only stamped 1.-THE Pink
.ady' an electric success but six
additional companies We're organized
tour every foreign part Of the
arth.