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A Toast.

A toast to those who come to grace.
This day. our board,
And. with the cheer OF smiling face.
To share our boardi
rhey are our friends. and friends arc
sent
o plan benign
To he the homes best ornament
Hcav'u spare me mine
And may our lardcr r'er contain
OF meat and drink
Enough to yirge for friendships chain
Another link
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Drink In America and Englan


The regular American correspond
ent of the Referee. a bright London
weekly devoted less to news than to
comments upon and explanations of
It. sends to his paper the statement
that Englands new excise law has
caused much discussion here. He
declares that the American notion
that Britons are much harder drink
ers than the people on this side is
entirely erroneous. and adds: Among
the higher classes there is much
drinking here as there is In any coun-
| try OF which / have knowledge. II Is
seldom that one sees Il cocktail re
fused by any lady at dinner, and
whisky and soda has become a com
mon drink among women In the large
cities
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What He look to Her.

And so your divorced husband mar
ried again last night, did he?" asked
Jacksonville lady of her housegirl.
"Y-a-a.s man, he done fool anudder
oman. tell her she better leave dat
Niger be, but she wouldn't hear to
me" Is he going to take a bridal
tour?" asked the lady Take bride
to'er? Don't know bout dat. man.
but does know dat he took a battling
stick to me."-Florida Times Union.
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wa ealIoo.. in LIttle DANCER.

The difficulty in damaging wal
balloon in midair was recently shown
by tests made in Austria. The eXper
imenters anchored balloon at a
height OF 1000 feet ana had sunners
who had not been given the distance
try to disable 1t. 1t required twenty
two shots to find the range. even ap
proximately, and not until the sixty
fourth round was the balloon hit. II
then sustained but slight tear
which caused 1t to descend slowly.
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Rlval the National rreasury

There are in New York three life
insurance Institutions, two of them
mutual associations and one an incor-
porated organization, whose financial
operations practically match those OF
he United States treasury. They pos
sess resources in the way OF cash or
quick assets almost equal to those
upon which the secretary of the treas.
Try may rely
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True Economy.

W. w. Young. who had listened to
some remarks on economy, told of
boy who carried the sentiment to OK
cess. Il saw the lad In front Of a
grocery store In a little town. said
he. He had a big green pepper in
his hand and the tears were rolling
down his cheek. The green pepper
showed the imprints OF his teeth.
asked him what was the matter and
he said: II burns
why are you eating II. then?'
| asked. and he blubbered out: Well,
/ thought IL was an apple when
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The Desire.

Give me no mansions ivory white.
Nor palaces OF pearl and gold.
Give me child for all delight
Just four years old
Give me no wings OF rosy shine.
Nor SNOWY rnlment. fold on fold.
Give me little boy all mine
Just four years old
Give me no gold and starry crown,
Nor harps. nor palm-branches unrolled,
Give me a nesting head Of brown
Just four years old.
Give me a cheek that's like the peach.
Two arms TO clasp me from the cold,
And all my heavens within my reach
Just four years old.
Dear God. you give me from your skies
A little paradise to hold,
As Mary once her paradise
Just four years old
Katharine lyman In The Spectator.
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bought II. guess 1t amt any apple
but | paid 2 cents for it an | have to
sat 1t anyway New York Times
The gain of lying Is. not to be trust
I'd OF any. nor TO be believed when
we speak the truth.-Sir Walter
RaleiRh
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LANGUAGES and Religions.

There are 3,o64 languages in the
world. and more than 1000 religions.
The number OF men is about equal to
the number of women. The average
length OF human life is about IS
years. and OF 1000 persons only one
reaches the age OF 100 years.
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Child lnstruetlon.

We teach our children to use the
left hand as much as the right In play
ing games. croquet, marbles, ball, etc.
as this is good for the development OF
the child. strengthening the back and
bringing into play all the muscles on
each side OF the body. says an expert
eneed kindergarten instructor.
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Worth Remembering.

One of the best things Josh Billings
ever wrote was in an album KEPT by
"a negro usher. Oswald Smith. In the
office OF the general passenger agent
OF the Erie railroad. He dashed on
hastily: 1t is better not to know so
much than to know so much that amt
>
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mo- lmprov. lrI.h AarIeuIture.

In Ireland great efforts are being
made by the Department OF Agricul-
turs to improve the methods of farm
ing In County Donegal poultry. fax
show. live stock and cottage. garden
and farm prize schemes have been
Introduced.
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Mussulmans euiIdina Railroad.

Afussulmans over the world have
contributed 50 SOC. 600 to the soEstruc-
tion of the Hedjaz railway Irsm Da-
mascus to Mecca The road is finished
past the Dead Sea,
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Ml.alonnru Killed hy Tlaer.

The Rev. Father Glader. Catholic
missionary priest, was recently killed
and partly eaten by tiger near Some
swa, in Bengal. where the reverend
gentleman was stationed.
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New Wonder of SCIENCE

NJ. Batelll of Geneva. by combining
massage with electrlzation, has re
vived dead dogs and kept them alive
for as much as twenty-four hours.
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1, Wendell p. Ella, president OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
WENDELL p. Ella, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of November. 1906.
MARION o. DELAPLAIN. Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. 7th, 1902.
~ Correct-Attest;
SEAL W. II. Banuister,
~ +. A. Wadswortb,
Albert r. Sampliner.
Directors.
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Claims Honor of Naming Grant.
A. Castle Stanford of Portland Ore.
ays belated claim to the honor of first
uggesting Gen. Grant for the pres
dency.
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Nearlnn AaItcenturx LImLt.

Sir Thomas Shaughnessy OF the Can
adlan Pacific railroad will soon be 81
years OF age. He began his railway
career In Chicago.
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Distinguished German to Visit Us.
DR. X. A, Ewald, professor of medi-
cine In the University Of Berlin. Will
,isit the United States shortly.
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26
NEWS OF CHRISTMAS DAY

'rhe Ecaator national assembly
formally elected Gen. Eloy Alfaro,
the acting president, to be constitu-
tional president for four years. The
election OF Alfaro, who received q
large majority of the votes cast. Is
very popular. 80" t"i
Secretary Taft has appointed a
board of officers to meet January .
at Springfield. Mass. for tho parpose
OF asoertaining a design OF IAN Auto
matte pistol or revolvef bestNdapted
to fulfn the requirements.ol fae mil
itary service. ~
J. e. Woodward &Scompany. coal
dealers. operating ,mlne OF Dietz.
wyo, hays brought Suit for $40 900
against the Burlington Railway COM
pany for coal alleged 70 have been
conflscated. 81 ft
The commissioners Of the James
town exposition have expressed, their
dissatisfaction with the present con-
dition OF the proposed exhibition 'of
negro progress. ~.
rCommander Alfred g. C'snaga. In
charge Of the steam engineering de
pertinent Of the Charleston navy
yard. died Yesterday OF apoPleyy.
A paper manufacturing plant sat
Marietta. Ga, was burned yesterday
a loss OF S25C,OoO and throw
ing 500 men out of employment.
Col obnouchen, commander of the
acknowledgement infantry, has
been killed On his estate near I1iRow.
Poland. by an unknown man. y
The Southern Pacific strike has al
most completely closed the New Or
leans gateway for transcontinentai
Freight to western points
The supreme court Of Illinois has
issued an order OF absolute 'disbar-
ment against r. c. S. Reaugh. states
attorney Of CLARK county m.
Harland cleve.and. one OF cincin-
nati's leading lawyers. and former
United States district attorney. died
of Bright's disease.
A SAN boat with twenty-five persons
on board was overturned near Monte
90 Bay. jamaica sixteen OF the pas
We're drowned. ~
( The funeral st che late Bishop
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mot a truth to art or science has
been given,
But brows have ached for II, and
souls toiled and striven.
And many have striven, and many
have failed.
And many died, slain by the truth
they assailed."
The osteopathic SCIENCE has been
assailed as vigorously as ever any
new truth that has been offered the
world, but. today IL is rapidly coming
into its own. as the people become
better acquainted with lt---know II.
osteopathy is an evolution Of the
science OF treating disease. II went
back to the first principles In nature
for fits foundation. and by taking a
step backward II has made a great
stride forward.
u Is merely common sense
treatment: method OF manlpula-
ton to restore the normal conditions
of nerve control and blood supply to
every organ Of the body by removing
the physical obstruction. or stimu-
lating. or preventing functional ae-
tlvltles, as the condition may re-
quire.
The success I have had in Padu'
cab in treating rheumatism, neural
gia. nervousness. malaria conditions.
such as the tlred-out. rundown feel
Ing. sick, heavy headaches. and
stomach disorders are but a repetl-
lou OF the successes Of the science
everywhere.
Come to see me at any time. and
let me tell you u Paducah people
you know wei who will youch to
benefits received from the treatment
That's the best recommendation I
ran give you.
DIR. FROAGE. SIS BroadT,y.
Phone 1907.
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Charles c. Mccabe was held Monday
in the First Methodist Episcopal
church at Evanston. III
The forty-eight hours precdins
Christmas day were prolific OF crime
and violence in many sections Of the
country. M
sCol ]. h. Pepper a well known
distiller OF Lexington, died last night
at the WaldoFf-As;oria hotei IN New
York. -t
The whole south Is feeling the icy
grip of wintg, and in New York and
elsewhere there is much suffering.
There was a decided slump In some
Of he prominent railroad stocks on
the NewfYcrk exchange Monday.
sfoy. Magoon yesterday signed the
decree appointing a commission TO re-
yise the lasys OF Cuba.
The Supreme court Of the United
States adjourned until January I.
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And. nov, our minds turn lightly
to Thoughts OF New Years resolu-
tions. Most people will take advant-
age of the opportunity to t'swear on
some bad habit. that they knew was
harmful wn'en they contracted IL
There is no occasion for resolutions
not TO do things. Resolutions should
always be positive. Try resolving to
do something during the year, and
see how much easier It IS to live up
to the resolution. Don't swear OF;
just quit.
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IMPRISONED IN oPFrcn sArr'


Fort Wayne. Ind, Dec. 20 - ed
ward G. Wilson. president = the
board of trustees of thu MANA
School for Feeble Minded Y,3.E had
a narrowing experience todaxts a
result OF unwi.tingly locking himself
in the vault in his office. Mr.. Wilson
had entered the yault to get some
papers. and while thus engaged the
door swung to and he heard the lock
click behind shin before he realized
that Re was a prisoner. The ippris-
oned man resorted TO every kind Of
an outcry that he could snyent. but
no one was attracted by IL He was
conscious that the sound Of Dis voice
hardly reached the syofiteS through
the thick walls OF the vault, but he
continued his Efforts 70 attract, at.
ten7ion for more than an. hour. sAfS
ter being imprisoned for what SEEM
ed an age. he heard sorre one enter
the once. He renewed his criessfor
help, and as. soon as the sound of
his voice could be definitely, lossted
the door was unlocked and the i'm
prisoned man was set at liberty.
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PAPERS:
TO BE READ BEIeORE SOCIETY
ALL ASSIGNED.
McCracken County Medical Society
Prepares for New Years
Programs.

The commN,ee oa. progranis o
the McCraeken County Medical 81
clety, has assigned me different doc
tors to theiE subjectssfo 1905, a.
follows: \. -
Anatomy-Drs. II. a. Smith, c. NJ
Sears. G. A. Hamlet. f. W. Adams
Physiology T. L. Young
Ralph Holt, Leslie Rudolph
Chemistry-c. r. Lightfooty.W. r
Washburn. d. T. Stuart, W, A. Mof-
feit. a -
Bacteriology and Pathoiogy-AE r.
Earle, B. A. Washburn.
Practice Of Medleine-Drs. So. II.
Holland, ]. O.. Reddiek, II. T. Sg6ts,
f. V. Kim6ought.
Pedlatrics-E. r. Earle, b. T.Hall,
V. Blythe r. c. Gore. W. T. Graves.
General Surgery-Drs. Frank
Boyd, J. G. Brooks. j. D. Robertson,
R. f. Hearne.
Abdominal Surgery p. II. Stew
art, r. c. Rivers. w. J..Bass. -
fObstetrics-B. b. Griffith, III. VI,
p1ley, J. $. Troutman. S. L. Shell
|0fnecology-Drs Della Caldyell,
H'<D. Harper. J. T. Reddlck,
Dermatology-Drs. c. H. Brothers,
v. Blythe.
Eye-Drs. II. C. Reynolds, HIN.
Chtldress. ts ~
Nose and Throat-6 E, Purcell.
Earl. +. Williamson
Gentle Urinary J. q. Brooks, j..
Lyme Smith. .,
Nateria Medlca and Therapeutics
R. D Harper, F. ~ Hoyer, d. j..
Foster,
The first meeting in 1907 will be
held January 2. and Or. II. P.Slghts
will read a paper on cerebro Spinal
Meningitis Dr. c. e. Purcell will
have paper on Nasal Catarrh. and
DR.. c. II. Brothers will read a paper
on the Skin. The program for Janu-
AIRY and February. has been arrang-
ed, calling for weekly meetings.
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BRITISH AMBASSADORS.

Sir Henry Mortimer Durand has
presented his letters of recall as
British ambassador at Washington,
and he is TO be succeeded by Mr..
James Bryce. now chief secretary for
Wand.
Mr.. Bryce was born in Belfast,Ire-
land. in 1898, and was educated at
Glasgow University. As early as 1864
the publication OF his monograph on
The Holy Roman Empire" gave
him a reputation as an historical
writer of singular insight. In 1867
lie became a barrister at Lincoln's
Inn and practiced till 1882, when he
was appointed Regius Professor of
Civil Law at oxford, a place that he
held for 90 Years, He entered politi-
cal Ne in 1880, when he was elected
to parliament and took advanced
ground as a Liberal Mr.. Bryce. how
ever, is best known in the United
States as the aifthor of 'Ths ,Ameri-
can Cbmnronweaith." - york in
which he save 'hi6 I'D ss}ons agd
stddies during tldS4 1 kItgSa. tbs
country The last edithn was pub.
lished IN 1895. II is generalIs adj
mitted that of eli foreign visitors TO
the United states he has most fully
grasped and presented the. nattire OF
our institutions and commented iIp-
on them with DISTINGUISHING h5hity.
His coming 10 the Uniteds States,
therefore, is peculiarly grateful to
the people Courier-Journsl ~
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SUBSCRIBE MONEY
FOR GLASS PLANT
At Meeting AT Commercial
Club Rooms
Proposition u Now tip TO Business
Men OF Paducah and Is Well
Understood.
PAYROLL rs $1,000 THE WEEK

!. II Is now up to the business men.
That was the sentiment expressed
at meeting in the Commercial club
rooms this morning in regard to the
glass plant. which will come here
from the Alton, H.. district if a bo-
nus of $4,000 is raised. There were
So 500. Subscribed at the meeting
this pornfng and another meeting
win be held tomorrow. Subscription
lists viii be passed among the bust
ness men by a committee. which has
thoroughly investigated the PROPOSE
iion. and Is. satisfied that it is bona
fde. ~
The glass pIant will employ 1870
men the first war, and Increase to
2i0 the second. The pay roll viii be
$500 the week. .filass blowers. and
experts are paid fom IS to sl2 the
day ~
Paducah + MK located with ref
ersnee to. the bacterial supply and
Offers a base for a. southern trade.
which the concern has worked up.
Ope city has Offered the concern
$4,000 to locate there and another
has offered $4,000. but Padueaa's
location Is in her favor. and the con
Germ asks only enough to cover ex-
pensss OF moving, and getting set
tied.
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How can anyone say in a breath
that the tariff did mot accomplish
what is claimed for ii and that f6r-
eign countries will establish retaliaz
tory tariffs Why do not foreign
countries profit by our experience, or
do they not? II would be more con-
sstent to say they will follow the
example of our SUCCESS so far as they
are able; but fortunately for us.
none other has The varied resources
of climate and soil, in so compact a
territory. 4
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BROTHER AND SISTER.
Kinsbip Discovered by Chance Re-
mark shortly Before Ceremony.

Richard Watson, a miner living In
the, mountains near Atlantic City.
Wyo.. discovered few hours before
the, time set for her marriage 10 him.
that a young woman who had been
known by the name Of Anna Mails
was his own sister. Miss Watson was
Kidnapped from the home OF her par
ents. near Toronto. Can. when she
was four years old. by James MiAs.
who was employed by her father as
a farm hand. Mills brought her up
70 believe that he was her father. lie
brought her TO the United States. and
kept her with him until ten years ago.
when he deserted her in Butte. Mont.
From there she 'esme TO Wyoming
where she and Watson met few
months ago-N. Y. World.
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26

Lord Kitchener, he OF the cold
mien the disciplanarian, whose
heartless thoroughness brought glory
to the British arms, the one man.
whom the Beers of South Africa, the
of India and the savage
hordes of the Soudan tried in vain
to capture. has at last surrendered,
The wiles of a beautiful Louisville
widow ambushed the wary strategist,.
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26
ASK DONATIONS.
Five Hundred VIII Attend Mission OF
Thursday. ~ ~.

Thursday. ,fs s'-
The donations for the Christmas
tree to be given by the Rev. and Mrs
N. w. ,chiles at the Rescue Mission
Friday night have been wtry gem
erous and the prospects afe for the
most successful tree the mission has
yet given The merchants have dosat-
ed liberally from their remnant stocks
Of Christmas goods. one firm today
sending in fifty hats 49,
"We can use a great many things
yet. said Mrs. Chfles today. and II
any one who hrs ANYTHING to donate
will telephone rs we shall send our
wagon for H. We fully expect 500
people at the tree, and of course, It
VIII require good deal 20 go
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26
BOAT UrsETs; SIXTEEN DROWN
Accidents Costs Many Lives on the
Coast of Jamaica.

Kingston Jamaica, Dec. &C. A
sailboat with 25 persons on board
was overturned this morning near
Montego Bay Sixteen of the passen-
gers were drowned.
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26

In Chicago the Republicans an
nounee b. Z. Sunny as candidate for
mayor B f. Sunny should be his
own platform. - 49,
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leGted, and both Or ts.ass should
appear on the ticket hext fall. one
to lead 1t and the other for attorney
general. 81 i.
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26

New York Dec &C. Alexander
Berkman leading anarchist, who
served 10 Years In prison In Penn
sylvania for attempting to kin Hen
rys c. Frick during the Homestead
strike, In 1892, has opened job
printing pfilce at 30S East Twenty
seventh street. With the all of EN-
ma Goldman, who is reputed to have
become his wife on an anarchfstic
plan Of trial marriage, and other
friends. he spent today LAYING his
type and arranging his shop.
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26

Most people would fail short IL
by the golden rule.
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JUST THOUGHT.


The following Little poem was wri
ten by one of the best known men IL
Paducah. 1t was an inspiration due
to a rummage through an old chest
when in looking for some tribes. hs
found the first pair of sox he evei
wore. He showed the composition tx
a number of his friends and at theii
request gave, It 10 The Sun for pub
location on the condition that his
name be withheld.
'.0niS a Little Pair OF Baby Shoes
Only a little pair of baby socks MS
mother Knit OR me Il
f'hes. are the sweetest and. cutest III.
Il tle pair Of socks ever You did see
Osf..how I loSe,ihe children for they
= Tenlind me when was young.
Sal}HsF on nother,s knee when she
was knitting that little pair OF
baby socks Cor me.
Only q little psir sof baby socks ms
mother kfstFfos me.
0thers had properly, stocks and
\ bonds galore; but they are gone,
sqnandered by society which they
worshipped evermore.
xheir children we're neglected. their
" papa was detected. and when
. their
Mother called she was snubhed. Oh,
how happy that family now
would be
II that morher had remained at home,
her baby on fer knee
And INIT a little pair OF baby socks
like mother Rht for me.
Now am old and gray. soon shall
pass away. "
But when Cihristmas comes in happy
4 dreams I'm wong and gay.
And hang up my little pair OF baby
socks that mother knit for me.
When TING or tide shall wash me
from'this earthly shore, 4
III be. met and led by loving hands
!, back to my same old happy homo
Iyansplanted in the sky Ill be reborn
= in baby form rocked to sleep "a
X mothers knee.
And then can wear that little pair OF
baby socks my mother knit for
me.
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26

Good coffee sausage and a plate OF
Mrs Austin's Buckwheat cakes make
a perfect breakfast.
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26
YOU poN'TH HAVE TO WAL,

Every dose makes you feel better. Lax-fos
keeps your whole insides right. Sold on the
money back plan everywhere Price 30 tnis.
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26

A white Christmas and merry
one in Paducah
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26

q man VIII never regret having
Ae thing approved by his sense
torthiness, =
The Paducah weekly sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1902-19??, 1906-12-26

Mrs. Austln's BGckwheat -four is
best OF all Don't forget to ask your
grocer Tor il. .r
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r.
|crnge fer. November. 1906 1851
|efess ar November, 1895 1919
- ~
nfso1aHy appeared before me.
DEC 4 No. e. J. Paxton, gem
mana ger Ihe Sun. who af-
d that IA b6fe statement sof
IpcalatiQ The SUN for the
p Of NoI IL 06. Is true to the
81 his ledse and bslief.
PR Prss kR. Notary Public.