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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
CIVIL SERVICE
Authority for Examination Of Appli-
cants for Three Positions.

Authority for examinations for
three more positions in civil service
was received this morning by Civil
Service Examiner Fred D. Ashton.
The positions are deckhand. immigra-
ton service, New York, n. Y. July
Il; plate cleaner. bureau of engraving
and printing, July is; trained nurse.
examination for Panama canal, July
25
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22

st. Petersburg. June 22.-0wlng to
the repeated demonstrations of the
group Of toll and more radical of the
constitutional Democrats during the
ministerial explanations in the lower
house of parliament this afternoon
the president of the house was com
peled to close the session for an hour.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
Wanted IN Missing County.

Howard Lynn. residing in Massac
county, back of Brookport. Is wanted
for alleged criminal assault on a girl
under &c years. The warrant has
been out for several week and Local
authorities were notified to arrest
HIM. the Illinois authorities believing
he is In Paducah.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
Got No Rites and suicidcd.

ST. Louis June ga Exasperated
because he caught but three small
fish after an all-day effort yesterday
Joseph Buechlein returned to his
home last night and committed sui
eide with carbollc acid. He left a
widow and infant.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
COURTHOUSE YARD.
More Concrete Walks Being Laid
Flowers Looking Fine.

Contractor Robert Boswell is now
putting down concrete walks in the
courthouse yard. He has oneswalk
nearly finished and will finish the
contract in the course of the next
three days. What part of the work
already done shows a wonderful i'm
proyement in the yards appearance.
and when the walks are all built and
the yard finished it will be one of the
prettiest in the state. The flowers
are just beginning to show up well
and the yard is drawing many COM
pliments.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
VIII BE Confirmed.

Washington June 22.-- II is au-
thoritatively said by a member Of
the post-ofiice committee this after
noon that l.. w. Keys nomination at
Mayfeld will be confirmed in a few
days
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
WILL PROSECUTE
STANDARD OIL co.
President and Cabinet Officers
Decide TO Proceed.
senate Votes In Favor of Lock Sys-
tenn Canal-House Already
Has Passed IL.
WORK WILL START IN PANAMA.

Washington. June az At the
meeting of five members of the cabl-
net. which he called at the White
House last night, IT is understood
definite determination was arrived
at to begin criminal prosecutions
against the Standard Oil officials and
those railroads that have been giving
the great oil monopoly rebate.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
THREE INCINEBArED
Tots Killed by EXPLOSION of n Gaso-
line stove.

Harrison o., June can explo-
sion of gasoline stove In the resi-
dence of Charles Weusthorn this morn
ing caused the death ofsthree chill
dren. aged 6. and years. One was
rescued from the house aliv but
died later. A desperate attempt to
save the children was made by volun-
teers, but the flames drove them back.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
LONGWORTHS
Leave London But viii Return to
Royal Drawing Room.

London June Il Representa-
tive Nicholas Longworth and his
wife left London today for Kiol,
Prussia. where they expect to meet
Kaiser Wilhelm. They will return
for the next British royal drawing
room, when they will be presented to
King Edward and Queen Alexandria.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
NINE RIOT.
Union Men Attack Scabs and Several
Are Injured.

Bridgeport, o., June 22.---A seriv<
GUS riot occurred last night betwoor-
striking miners and non-union men,
and officials OF the Moros Run mineo]
II is said the non-union men und|o1>
guard were bombarded with brlo>@
The guards used clubs on the stri0
ers. Supt. Ross Of the mine. n
badly hurt. George Fields, = ~
strike-breaker's skull was frac<r
Several others were injured. q
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
Mr.. KrsigIyi Injured.

Mr.. W. G. knight. well known
employe OF the Illinois Central rail-
road company, while at work yesteT-
day afternoon was accidentally struck
In the face with an instrument which
he and his partner were using, his
lip being badly cut.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
IfnxOr Lock Canal.

Washington. ID. c.. June 22.-The
senate today took a position in ac-
cord with the president and house by
declaring for lock-canal across the
Isthmus OF Panama
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22

]. L. Wanner ID. b. Sutton and A.
e. Boyd appraised the stock OF J. j.
Blelch. the jeweler, this morning at
s1.iSG. The liabilities are as far as
known to date. 1915.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22

WEATHER--Fair with no de-
cided change In temperature to-
night and Saturday is the fore
cast. The highest temperature
reached yesterday was ~ and the
lowest reached this morning was
03.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
NEWSPAPER BURNS.
Hawesville Plaindealer Plant Totally
Destroyed.

Hawesville, June ga The entire
plant of the Hawesvillc Plaindealer
was destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss is $1,000: insurance $500.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
Infant Dies.

An infant of George Davis. OF Me-
chaniesburg, died last night OF tuber-
culosis and wiz be buried today in
Graves county.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
$500. 600 Fire on Coast.

Santa Cruise, Cal. June 22.-Fire
today destroyed the Casino and all
restaurants along the water front ad-
joining. The loss is 100000.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22

The circulation Of The sun for
May averaged 1901 n day.
When you advertise in The
sun you know what you are
doing--you are not buying space,
but circulation.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-22
Street Car Hits Ice Wagon at
Third aud Jackson.
william Sincs' Left Foot Ground on
by Wheels Of Motor Car
Others Bruised.
DID NOT SEE EACH OTHER
THE INJURED.

william sincs. Ice handler, left
foot amputated and right arm sprain-
cd at the elbow.
james y. O'NcilI, ice handler, head
badly cut and severe bruises To
body.
Sam Gordon. driver. hips spraincd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
LSAues@

6 bansbtII.. Mn Der @ar.
penisr. uno Singles trabe brad esfsrn
@a&mittag, fur3 nod 2 ubr, Elm 6euer
aug. peldes on unb fur fd fsinsn
betrddtlidsn sGaben anri9tete, tpobl
aber oie @eranIaRung nor. bob bier
5euermebrleute BET ausibuns ibres
Serufss perlebt muroen, uno elmer bon
bnen 10 f&usr. bab aur 3eit tpenig
9ofnung borbanoen III, baB er nit
benz 2eben babon fominsn tpirb.
Sort Wapne. Auf einen ener.
giiden WIoerfano fisb Der @Onfabler
2iaie. Der Elm 3ablun9surtbeil bes
@sri8ts bon Sobn Birdman unb Jet.
ner Satin Warp foIefttren monte,
unb ben Nuftrae batte. TIM Ni6t3ab.
lun9sfaQe bas gigentbum 3u beIGlag.
nabmen. 8tr6mnrl nsrfuate ben 2opf
oss @onfablers NIT elmer Art 3u lisb>
fofen; 2tqte mebrte ben S&lag nit
einem Nrm ab, tporaus eine Derlebuna
bes Armes reiuliirte. Der Satin
faten BITE Amtsmiene bes @onRabIer's
ntdt au gefaQen, benn fe mari ibm
cine 6lafde NIT Sdure in's Sef&t,
poburh er Branbpunben erlitt unb
fein Rod ruinirt murbe. Der gons
ffubIsr erbob anflaae ssssn bic beioen
uno he tpurOsn bonn Sheriff auf Die
antlaes bss ibdtlidsn ansriHs nit
Der abf4t gu i6otsn berbaftet unb
unier is $500 Bhrsfaaft on bas
areisseridt osrmisien.
Wuncie. George Bsnham, eth
iungsr @eiGdftsmann Der Staot, unb
Elm bsrborragenoes 9efenfaaftlitts
9idt. rnoblbetannt In SnoianapoIia.
Cincinnati uno anoeren Stdoten, be-
idloB asfsrn feline @siadfts-@ arriere.
inoem ct fa oes Stsbtabls f1uloig
bsfannte.
@r muroe auf unbefimmte 3eit nod
benz 3udtbauie geianbt. Die BeDeiie
;sigten. bab CT burd 6dlihunger
$45. 600 erIan9te, wel4e er fur f&
felber berbrau4te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

Charles nnb Mnna Nber, 1856 Gin
Ctr, Wdb&en. - Wiuiam uno emma
WaIfer, Sberma1 9ribs unb Is. Str.
Rnobe. - @iliam unb Sennie Wob'
oian. 1924 On Is. Str. anabe. -
Trani unb 6lOra @row. 1920 arfenal
Abe, 2nabe. - albert unb Gannis
cough. 24O2 @sa 10. Str. WdO&sn.
= 2uibsr uno Bell aurb. 462 Wef
Is. Str, Wdb6en. = artbur uno
pearl Nelfon, 1853 Wsf 10. Str,
Wdonen. - elmer uno 8laoois Bar
Iep, 1858 Sburman aus., Wdo6en.
= @iliam unb anna 2noebeI. 2506
TortbusRsrn Abs.. Wdo&sn. - ..
s. uno Scfspbins @osbu. 1877 pal>
rner, Qnabe. - Nnbrsu unb 6rau
SapIor. All @ef 18. Str. 2nabs. -
CHARLES unb Wassie @baleb, 1928
Wef 19. Str, Rnabe.
0etraut.
8. 6. goelanb-Warn 8riogeuater.
Welbin poIod -Wartba 6 Wc@aHrsp.
Diliam g. Qing-Martba .. Bulb.
Winor 8. Wabbea-Ratbsrine 8. Npsp.
Sobu N. pulham -Warp See, 1T.
@apne. Sub.
Waurite u. SoHt-Wabs prap.
Sobn g. 2:tile-Ilma Burts Sorbon.
WaIter .. 0arrsQ goitb &. SeOtt.
Sobn 9. SOnes-Sannab Sulipau.
Oliber 8 gspp-Warp o. Nrmfrong,
81. paul. Winn.
g. D. Stnieup-glRe =. Worrifon.
Sobn g. Son.s-Mprile ID. gbrifte.
Jobn J. pfsiHer-Warion 5. StanHsr.
D,aiam s. 2ottsr-Nina Brown.
Sames W. Qirt-8iDla M 8aiIie.
Robert 81. Wtaatns-gna 6. Burner.
GeRorben.
Abnsr y. 6pbs. SO. 1906 @orb Ga.
pttol aoe. = Warsaret 5labertp, l
Wonni, 829 sho MiROuri Ctr. -
Warp D. Gurnsr, l Ronat, 63Ot
Cincinnati Ctr. = gtbsl 6. Sprin.
ger, l Snhr. 1895 2aIols Ctr. -
Emanuel gamberaer, 81 COS st.
@apne Nbe. - @lisabetb s. eulipan.
40, 1910 Barb 4oe. = Sames s.
Reoman, 26. -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
YoIiseht4es.

SamesS 5. @oans, 4l9 H.
Senate aps.. tburbe esffern bon ben
&aoIerpoli8ifsn S4langsn uno Wooo=
tparb nod Dem @efdnsnib ~abseffbrt,
no CT tpsger einss nisbertrtdtigsn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., begangen on
Der neunidbriaen @irsinia stul3s. 314
Def germont etraBe. 9sbu9t uuros.
Cine Birsidaft bon $4,000 purbs fur
feline 5reilaK Jung %seforoert.
%. 8. @obtnon, 205 Worb
2eDfone abenue, msloete 9sfern Der
Doliaei, bab ibm feline ubr aus feinem
3immer sefOblen wOroen if.
etnen 6aftbefsbl Der bon
anna Sanbers. 1885 Morsan etrabe
erpirtt uuros. tpuroe asfsrn U. 6.
Ssoam. 531 Wsf @aibinstOn Str. f.,
bon ben geamtsn Saaermann uno
@ronnin nod Der Bafine abgeftibrt
unb tusgen 2lsinoisbfubls gsbu&t. Die.
islbe bei6ulbi9t Seoam. bier 3u einem
8,tt Qeb6rige Sbeils. ssffoblsn gu ba>
ben.
Die @ebetmpoIt3tfen Ns.
tin unb Rriaer nabmen gsFsp1 6rant
@pHsen, COS Oh Wafbinston etrabe
In 6aft unb fhbrtsr ibn nod Der poli,
~3eiffatton ab, no He ibn tusgeu I'm.
1abnie bon e~efioblsnsn Saaen antlag.
ten. gpfstn lou bon benz bor einiaen
&aaen usaen Diebfabls ~perbafteten
Dale 8auebn, Der bon Der Sem @ar.
msnt 60. $50 tpertb Damenr6de ae.
fobleu baben foq, bret bon bieien
&6den setauft babsn. STR bic 6rei.
laRune bon Spleen murbe cine ghrg.
f&aft bon $500 geforbsri.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
...MYres Bulletin.
Suite 8ldnfet8..
gu nieorigem Yreiiem

Dieter 8lantet 0erfauf bietet
Sbnen nidt MUIR cine W6alidteit
irsenS cine Sorte 8lantets, 1onbern
bietet Shnen bieie gu Dem niebrisFen
Yreiie.
8aumwoaene 8lantets su SOC, 75e
unb $l.00 a~ufuarts bas Baar.
Speaieq vSie Seltons", bubble
gyobe 8ett Blantets
gu ST 85 bas Yaar
Sang polIene YIaib 8lantets, in
ieber sewinldten NuaIitat. @spes
siea cine Yartie bolige 8ett
@r0Be, tuertb $3.50 bas Yaar
su.............$3.6 SO bas 8aar
Sang tpoaene 8Ianfets, einfa@ peib
nit 8orten unb Natur arau, in
irgenb elmer ,Sualitat bon SIS 90
oas Baar gu $500 Sin ipesiel>
Ter @ertb lit elm resl. $3.50 Blan<
let, iest .$5 ~ bas 8aar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

9 auerIaub niBf6etne.-
Samuel BON @amp. nmbau, 1882
Norb pennfplpania Str, $1,000. =
@labps o. @brgott, WObnbaus. 50.
unb Norb Nep Seriep Str. 81. 800.
- Ora W. 2auier. 2 Cottages. 727
Wsf rs. Str, 50. 600. - @barles
M. Cunningham, @nbnbaus, Bottom
slps., $1,000. - 6. g. poQarb.
Wobnbaus. ESQ Sao $tmple Noe,
81. 800. - @sorss 10. 6obn. Wobn'
baus, l@on9reb Nbe., 50, 464.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

Sn 4wer bsrlebtem 3uhanbe
wuroe qefsrn abenb tur5 nod 2 ubr
Col. MeNamara. GIG Buchanan Str.
TN fdotif&sn 6oipitale abseliefert, mo-
oerielbe balb nod Der Nntunft ffarb.
I'm Der gde Der 10. unb Rural Strabs
mar Der uxglhdliHe Mann besm paf.
Rrel Der Strabe bon einem Strabsn.
babnwasen t~iberfabren poroen, nobel
er bie t6otli9en Derlsbun9en erbalten
bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
9nr&sebramut.

&oie Wurpbp. IL Sabre aft. 624
Sho NiRodri etrabs, bat am 9. Dit.
abenos 6 ubr. bic elterli8e Dobnuns
berlaRsn uno III felt oisfer 3sit rri&t
mebr geisben rporben. Sisfslbe ia9ts
on Dem befimmten Abeno 3u ibrer
Wutter, bob He tn gesl.ituns bon 3wei
Damen einsn 8eiu4 MAIDEN ptroe.
Ste fam nitt tpisoer aurtd unb mon
bat bon ibr feitber ni&ts mebr gsb6rt.
Die btiorgtsn @ltern eriuGtsn BITE po'
Ii3ei mad Der 5lt&tisen Re&er&en on.
sufe0eu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
Ger erfe g 9nee oes
Sabres.

2aporte. Nqe frtberen 2es
CORDS uureen bier our2 oas etnqe.
tretene Wintertpetter In ben s9atts1
aefsQt. es&s SOL s&nee fno ON
Rittuo& eefollsn.
SttIIweIl. Die BIER mtnbsn.
ben gifenbobnen unb Snterurbanbab-
men wuroen our& einen s&nssfaQ bot.
IA 3oaI fetr beeintrd9tiot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
SermtBt.

Srau Sontor. 901 Bates GtraBs,
bermibt ibrsn Sobn @lauo SaDtOr.
IL Sabre aIt. Steielbe psrmutbet, oae
R& oerislbe In Beyleitung BON Dan
unb Sra Shosns nod Wuneie bsaebsn
bot. Sic eriu6t bic pOIi3si. ben Der
mibten aufsufuden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

Der gommeretaI Gu
bot feinen Setretdr beauftragt, nit ben
anbsren eommerere0en gereinisunesn
TIM 5emetn. eins nnteriuduns Der
angeresten Naturgas Grage borsu.
nebnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

SamorrboiSen fnrirt in 6 Biz IA Sasen.
Pazo Ointment 1T cine ~saranttrte 8ur fir
iudenbe, blutenbe pber bsrporqueIenpe
Sdmorrboiben, in 6 bis ID 3ogsn, ODER oas
@eIo tpiro suriiderftattet. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
AmS ben @tri9ten.
&Iage auf Ginfebnus zines Wahens
uertualters uno eine SDroerung.

&Iage anf Giniebnus zines Wahens
perualters iino eine Sprberung.
Wiaiam 6. &ieler frsn9te geg.ii
Wilton 6. Wnpmire cine alage auf
einisbuns zines MaRsnbermalters unb
1eeIeiGung elmer Gorberuns on. Der
Qldeer uno Der 0ertlaate ftno She'll.
6absr Der 5irma @barlss Nlbre6t 60.
uno batien einen 2ontratt eema&t.
@eminri unb Verluf 9lst@mdbig 3l
tbeilen. Der 8srflnate brad angeblin
ben Rontratt. srgriH ungers9tsr @siis
Befb bonn @ef&dfte uno perweigerte
benz 3ldgsr ben 3utritt 3u bemielbsn.
auf otefe unseiebli&e 6anoIungsueife
III bic alaee bssrtnoet. 2ldser for.
bert glei3mdbise 3bsilung uno Sin.
febung zines NaRsnperpalters. Der bic
5fbruns b,s @si&dftes iibsrnebmsn
foQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
S@eioungsfIaQen.

Nslion gulberiion frsnste 9sesn
feline @attin Grace o. @ulbsrtion cine
2lase auf S&eibuns on. Die gbs
rpurbe am 10. Mai 1899 seI&!pKen
uno bieielbsn lebten bis gum 6. SUM
1905 suiammen. 8rauiame Bsbano-
lung if Der RIagegrunb.
gaa prOia bsrilusts ibren Soften
5rib %. prOi9 auf sasioun9. De,
Buno uurbs am "a. DECEMBER 1888
gsf9lOhen uno bic @etrauts1 Isbtsn
big gum 8. Stunt 1896 sufammen.
g6swiaiges 8erlaHen, pfldtbsrna9.
ldiRsung unb erauiums gebanoIunQ
ftno bic @rtinoe Der 2lass. sic for.
bert $1,000 Mlimente
5raneis Or. Wrap frenats ssssn
ibrsn Soften @iaiam &. @rap eine
alaae auf S&eiouns on. Sisislbsn
wuroen am 10. OttObsr 1881 sstraui
uno Iebten bis gum "a. ausut 1906
suiammen. Der gbe fno 5 Rinber
entiprORen. Sruniiu&t uno srauiame
8ehanolang Fno bie 8rtnbe Der 2lage.
Sobn Suggs bsrtlaate feline Satin
Bette 9. Sugss auf S8eibung. Die.
felben be%rbeiratbstsn R9 i'm Mai 1888
uno lebten bis gum 80. Wai 1888 3u.
fammen. @bebru3 III Der @runb Der
2lage. Bier Qinbsr hamme1 aus
oisisr @te uno fOrosrt 3ldger bic Obs
but hber bieielben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

gbas Baaste's Sibieite 3neipe,
1921 Sab CAT Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

@tteasp, IL. Oftober.
Sur Snbiana: e96n beute Gbene nno
Sreitaa; fteisenbe Temperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

QoeaLB etterbert&t.
Sd5m unb ffeisenbe Temperatur beute
4aHt unb 6reitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

Ns tju&t-gin beutiaer Nann In Hirtbi4dft erffer
W RioIe fir Borfrrs unb 2un4 ubeit. seo@5u'
fraoen Bel Seurp 8ietpr, TAT Rorb 9oble Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

Ne rlongt-Gine Srau mittIeren alters os 6auSs
~ bdIterin tfr 3mei t%erionsn.
ga&3ufragen $50 gaoeu etra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
@etterberimt.

eur "a etnnssn .nO.uO = ubr wOrssns, IL. ottObs'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

ou perfoufeu-giu GOT gIaft Cfsn, beinabe nsu
- febr bints. MIfreo Babub, 84os q. Senate Aoe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
0erlan0t Mn3et0en

ir9snb wel@er art meroeu in Der .Stbtana Gribhne
NIT &c per Belle fur iebe Sniertiou bere4net.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-05
Causes OF JUVEY1LE CRIME.

An experienced neighborhood settle
ment worker, discussing the cause of
juvenile crime in one of the current
periodicals, while declaring that they
are numerous. intricate and complex
and not to be condensed into a single
formula, enumerates these as some of
the principal factors repeated with the
greatest frequency:
l. Lack of proper home restraint and
training.
2. Habit of truancy.
g. Lack of proper outlet for normal
physical activities.
4. Social training In disregard Of law and
order.
The discussion of these causes of ju-
venile crime apparently all lead back to
the first, a large proportion of Juvenile
delinquency being easily traceable to
the lack of proper home restraint and
training. The small part that heredity
plays as compared with environment
is shown, we are told, In the fact that
there is unanimous consent among
those who have to do with the placing
out of children that If a child can be
established in a good home before he
is 10 years of age he almost invariably
acquires the characteristics of the peo-
pie among whom he lives.
Attention has been called to the
fact that the laws of the last few
years have been directed along the
line of prevention of Juvenile crime
by restricting child labor, improving
housing and sanitary conditions. es-
tablishing play grounds and setting up
! Juvenile courts. All of these efforts
are, no doubt. we'll directed and fruit
full of good, but in one direction they
seem to be lacking, namely, in the re-
! enforcement of the sense of RESPONSE
bility in the parents, whose influence is
conceded, after all, to be paramount.
There is no question whatever but
that many homes that are unattrac-
tive and repellant to the children. thus
encouraging them in the first steps to-
ward vice and crime, could and would
be reorganized II the parents only knew
what to do and how to dc it, juvenile
courts and truant officers may redeem
some OF the children that have gone
astray, but efforts for prevention to b'
most effective must be made to operate
through the fathers and mothers
Lessons In how to take care of chill
dren and how best 10 discipline then
and correct first manifestations of bad
habits without taking them away from
the home where they belong woulC
seem to be as important as instruction
70 the child. which is likely to b,
ocunteracted as soon as he gets out o
the school room.
If bad environment is the chic
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-05
Personal NOTES.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt Of Brooklyn, has
caught the auto fever at log. and is road
touring in Connecticut.
Lady Durand. wife of the British Am
bassador to this country, has Dickens
room In her Washington house.
Julius Simms, at one time an intimate
friend of Abraham Lincoln, and who served
as a secretary to John A. Logan. was i'd
mitted several days ago TO workhouse
in Washington.
Erbest Thompson-Seton. the well known
lecturer, is making crusade in Chicago
against the abused cab horses He will
make an attempt to have all those unfit
for service chloroformed.
Pedro Monte has been elected president
of the Republic of Chile for a term of five
years. Senior Monte is at present the vice
president. He will succeed Jermain Riesco
who was elected five years ago.
Hermann Schumacher, professor OF po-
litical economy in the University of Bonn,
will come to Columbia university this fall
to take the new chair of German history
and institutions called the Kaiser Will
helm chair.
DIR. A. l.. Champion Of Maryland, the
chemist of the Bureau Of Internal Revenue
has been made chief Of a new division
of the bureau, which is to have charge
Of the work of enforcing the provisions OF
the denaturized alcohol act.
The German Foreign ONCE is considering
the purchase of the house at Vallima
Samoa, formerly owned by Robert Louis
Stevenson, as a residence for the governor
! Herr Kunst, who bought It from the Stew
enson heirs, died recently, and his heirs
offered the property to the government,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-05
SENTENCE SERMONS.
) hot-headed often get cold feet.

The hot-headed often get cold feet.
Convenience often poses as conscience.
1t doesn't take many bracers to make a
binder.
The honest cask does not fear the
knocker.
Jump at a conclusion and you will find
confusion.
Oily words easily gush from rocky and
barren hearts
Things are not sanctioned by taking out
their sweetness.
Unless you lay out your work your work
will lay you out.
You cannot prove your grit by throwing
sand into the worlds sores.
While sympathy waits for second
thoughts selhshness gets the floor.
The things you look at in private deter
mine what you look like in public.
No man ever made enough money to
build a mausoleum for his guilty past.
Many a man thinks he is spiritual be-
cause he has forgotten how to be natural
You can discount the patriotism that
never warns up till the pocketbook is in
danger.
The tears that accompany a choking up
process are not always those Of repent
ance
Trouble is the only thing that comes in
answer to the prayer for something to
turn up.
II you can keep sweet in a world where
selhshDess is turning men sour, you are
doing more toward its enriching than all
the silver mines Of all ages.-Chlcago Tri-
bune.