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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

The production Of acetylene gas
without water IL now said to be posi-
bic. calcium carbide shaken with dry
soda crystals being found to generate
gas freely.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
Comes Natural to Him.

Sinkers-Did you ever notice Reel
IONS hook nose and fishlike eyes?
Corker-Yes- II isn't any wonder
tnat he tells such fishy stories.-Chi.
cago News. -
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

Eggs are sold in Denmark by the
score more commonly than. by the
dozen. NE34e
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrupfor Children.
teething. softens thegums. reducesinfiamfn:i::
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie DC bottle
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

FITS, st. vitus' Dance Nervous Diseases per-
manently cured by DR.. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer. 81 trial bottle and treatise free
DR.. II. r. Kline, Id. ,93l Arch ST., Phila, Pa
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
COULD NOT KEEP UP.
Broken Down. Like Many Another,
With Kidney Troubles.

Mrs. A. Taylor OF Yhartou. n. J..
says: II had kidney trouble in its
-oost painful and severe foSH. and the
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
Pe-ru-ua Restores strsnoth.

Mrs. Hettie Green. X. r. 6, Iuka, ILL.,.
writes: Il had catarrh and felt miser.
able. l began the use of Peruna and be-
gan to improve IN every way. My head
does not hurt me so much. my appetite u
good and l am gaining in hesh and
strength"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
MIS- RICKA LEOPOLD. l1 Main
wi street. Menasha, Wis. Sec'y Leder.

WI street, Menasha, Wis, Sec'y Lieder-
kranz, writes:
Three years ago my system was in .
terrible rundown condition and was
broken out all over my body. began to
be worried about my condition and / was
glad To try anything which would relieve
me.
'.Peruna srds recon- nsended to me -
fine blood remedy and tonic. and soon
found that 1t was worthy of praise.
few bottles cha nged nay condition
materially and In a short time 1 was al
over my trouble.
owe To Peruna my restoration to
health and strength. 1 am glad to endorse
IL
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
MISS LEOPOLD. SECTY
.LLEDERKRANZ.
MISS

Writes. "Tnree Years Ago NV Syste~
Was IN a Ran- Down Condition. Osss
TO Ps-rx-nd Ny Restoration to Heolth ond
Strength
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

burg, &reis @ittlidl, unO ieine @at-
tin aus Woetit, &reis 9itbnrg, &e.
giernngsbesirf Srier. l1niere
@liidpiinide!
Der DVort @aibinston Seitnng"
entnebmen mir Solsen0es:
Sn Sreoonia feierte bas nobl-
befannte alte Initeoler.Yaar, Serr
nnb Srau Sic. Gisrano, Die goloene
SodSeit. Sas Si,belpoar fam Dor
einem balben Sabrburoert aus Dem
alten @aterlanbe 9uremburg mad
S5oufee GountD uno hat ieitber
bier gepObnt. Der aliifliden Gbe
Iino bier Sodter uno stpei Sobne
e%ntiproiien. 9eetere iinS befonnte
3abndr5te in Chicago unb lit elmer
oeriel6en Irofeiior an Ser oortioell
5abntedniifen Sdule. Serr 81.
granb lit trot ieines norgeihrittener
glters red)t riiitig unb befleibet ct
lett So6ren Dos slmt zines S~rieoens.
rifJters in iei,er Seimatb. Sof.
ientli9 iin0 Dem Subelpaare nod,
piele gliiflide 2ebensiabre be.
idJieoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Srofberso9tbum.
aus BET 0amptaaSt.

Sas gciinben Scs 6rpfbersoss
Wilbelm lit nnbaltenS red,t befrie'
oisenb. Serlelbc unternimmt tag.
lid Musfabrten.
Mm Gamstag, Den 81. Mar5
ertbeilte Der bofm'ite 8iid)of Sop.
pes folgcnben Serren Die bl. DID,
fonatspeibe: l.. @r. 9eres ails Bon.
oorf; 2. Sol. Slid aus 9reiOmei.
Ter (Yf. GonsoorD; 3. @uit. 8uirid,
aus Mieberferlden; 4. @if. 3remer
aus Grpeloinsen; 3. DC. aiiborn
aus 2uliueen; 6. Selir 8eiuers aus
2uremburg; Z. 81. Sbiepes aus
Soiteio; 8. Camille @asner aus
Sagen; 8. Matb. @aterloo aus
Sberpalen; 10. Sob. @eiter aus
gerdem; If. &. g. @eiter aus
@blingen; ~. Wsatb. 3inmer ans
Manternad.
Mm 20. Mar; M6enbs seeen 8
llbr itarb bier. infolge zines Shlag.
flutes, Sr. Cornelius Sd)alll, pen-
iionierter 2ebrer, i'm gllter BON 63
Sobren. Ser Seritorbenc ipar lett
elmer Heihe BON Sabren 9eunlter
Ger bieiisen gferbau : Serualtuna.
cine ferniee Natur, bonn alten
Shrot nn0 9orn.
Yei Der Suauerualtnns limo
II. 81. iolgenoe @erlesMngen su per-
5eid)nen: Sbereinnebmer Soael nno
Observation-Disclosures Shmit bon
Sdimpa6 mad, @ils; 3oaerbeber
Soaens bon Nooinaen mad, Shim-
pod; Soaeinnebmer S6Gier bon
Gifferoineen nod IGerborn; &epi-
lions aufieber Yicarb, 5. 3. bienitt.
3oaeinnebmer Si Iaerborn. nad)
&leinbettlngen; @ren3anfleber SSa.
cobs bon S6erpompa6 no6 Sob.
iheib nnb 9lmtsoicner Sdenfels bon
S6impah Sim @renSoniieber naf
Sberpalen.
WicScrlGmbii6 : Snoiem.-8eaen
9eenoigung ibrer Sienitseit limo
%peniioniert morben ser Sergeant
Der Snfanterie Soiei 2uteen aus
Gid init 1882 Sr. mo ser Siiie-
Tier Mifolaus 2eder aus gitbori
CSilt) nit 400 Sr. Teniicn iabr.
lid. Nrh lit Dem %lestgeuanntc,l
oie iilberne 9ienitmeoaiIe perlieben
iporben.
Nms Tasbnrs %, Mdr5. miro
berihtet: Cine @rensaeidihte. oic
mebr einen beiteren ais %erniten Bel
geihmaf bat. paiiierte 9eiteru. Srei-
tag Na9t lieferten Sipei iurembur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Aus Den iibrisrm Tbeilem.

Scibweiler bel Gi6peiler, 81.
WGr5. - Sn bieier Nad)t mirroe
Der n,IBerbalb bes Sories ipoDnenoe,
5~5iG6rigc @itttper uno Sogl0bncr
WatbiuS Simmer in ieinem Souie
Dos Spier zines araniieen MforoeS.
Der Sb1ter brad)te ibm 5lierlt mil
einem tSomnler iurftbare Shl1gc
om Sopie bel, mie ole Spuren Dies
oeutlih bcrueiien. Cam idnitt er
Inn bndJitablih oen SalS orrG1. &ls
bellte Worgen Der Wtann nif,t ieiner
8ewobnbett oemGB gum 8oridein
fam, gingen bie Serponoten ms
Saus, no lie Den llngliidliden foot
i'm Bette, III icinem Slntc lie9eno.
p~orfanoen. Sie 9eihe bot cine,l
ihredliden Inblid. Dit Dem
Woroe iheint aitd Taub perbunben
gepeien az iein. Simmer battc
nGmlid Dor einigen Sagen Elm aulb
iiir so Sronfeu pertouit. 9ieic
waren p~eridJmlnben. @on Dem
&uubmOroer, Der gum 8iidenieniter
eingeItiegen tit. bat man bis icsi
nod feline Spur. Gie Boli5ei mar
eben IN 9eibmeiler anpeieno, Inn
ben Sbot6eitanb ali5unebmen. Sm
aanSen Torie berridt be9reiilider.
weiie cine, groBe @uiregung.
@rcpcnmader, 81. @Gr5. @e-
itern ieierten ole Gbeleute Eeter
Moleler 10 Sabre aft, unb Sea-
tbarina SGlou, so Sabre aft, bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Nom deitsche Volkslid.

Nom deitsche Volkslid.)
Muorges-Sonn,
Schengst du mir yum Stierwe .schon?
Bal werden ~d'Trompette blosen,
Da muss ech mel Liewe loszen,
Ech a muncher Komerod.
Knapps geduocht,
War och d'Loscht quo Enn gleich
bruocht.
Geschter hgch quo Paerd %geridden,
Haut yum Blei an d'Broscht ge.
schnidden,
Mar geluogt op d'Feld an d'Graf.
o, we bal
Get d'Gestalt an d'Schenhet al!
Bralst du stOlz mat Baken, dengen,
De We Blut a Mellech schengen?
Wieleg gin 10 d'Ruosen all!
Duorfir st0ll,
Gin ech mech an Gottes W0ll.
An nu well ech dichteg KITCHEN,
K0mmt mech haut der Duod och
sichen:
Stierwt @ Reiter keng a BRAT.
1906. j. b. MERKELS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Sic r2Mgemburser Uasette" nat
europa.

@iele Suremburger +. gmerifaner
baben ben gewiB iebr loblideu @e.
braudJ, ibren Ingeborisen in Der
alien Seimatb cine 3eituns 5li5u.
idifen, oamit Die i%enieits bes Sseans
Snriidgebliebenen ieben fonnen, mie
es ben gussetpanoerten i'm neren
@aterlanee ereebe, DelfIe Sort
ihritte iluiere fl. &elieion in oieiem
peiten Gamble gemaft bat nnb Die es
oiih in materieler 9e5iebitng bier
alisiiebt.
Hah europa iGbrlih MIR $500
in Sorausbesahlung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Mntter ltnb Sinh.

9ie milben @aiicr, nnO ShoGc
frnd)t
Sn Sdole i'm tollcn Geigcn.
Sobl flimmert'S pon 2ihtern, aui
IND ub
Hatblps sic Werifcn Batter.
Ia treibt in Der Stronnltg cilt
Baum berab,
Die geitc bod auf gleid} Malten.
llno ii6er Ole Slutben scat Elm
SGrei ....
SaB @ott iid) Oeiner erbarme!
Iuf idupanfem Stanlme iegelt
porbei
Gin @ei6 nit Dem &inb i'm Slrntc.
Stromiiber bod elm Gid)baum icnft
Nas tpirre 8efled)t DER &ronc.
Ser treibeitbe Wait iidJ orin Der
fdnat
Ter liebel,Oen Sreu' sum 2obne.
Naif 6ebt Sic Wlltter bas ain0
binallf,
limo bettet es in oen 3neieen;
Sam ihnellt ibr @aumitamm in
mirbelnoem 9ollf
Sinob in Den Sooesreigen.
Sriibmorgens perrauIftcn @oiicr
uno @ino,
@oh ragte Itromiiber Die eide:
Sod III Ser &rone OaS ld)lltm-
mernoe &inb,
Su oen @iir5eln Ser Mlltter 0eife.
S. &otbenit elmer.
y3ebm Ncbutc fir MGuncr".
Ias ,1ciiauer 8olfsblatt" Der.
oiientli6t bie folsenben n3ebn &c.
bpte fiir Die MGnner":
+. geoenfe Itets, bab Su wobl
Ser Serr 9eines Saliies iein iolit,
aber nid)t iein s,rann.
.. WereiB nift, DOB Seine Srait
fem Gngel, ionoern ein m~enidlid)es
@eielt nit allerlei llnpoafonmen-
beiten lit, Die tn nit oericlben @e.
bitlo ertrasen mi,Bt, wie iie Oie
Eeinieen.
3. Genfe baran, oab Ole Srall
meiltentbeils forpcrlif piel id,pd-
der lit OILS Der Mann uuo utter
oen t1glid)en ansreifenoen Eflihten
bes Sausbaltcs. oft mir nit eeoul-
bigger lteberminouus ibrer forper-
lifen SfmG9en drbeitet.
4. @em OH Oieie Iflidtem nitt
bis ms 3leinite fennit, 10 gibt Cir
oa5 nod fem &ed,t, tic gerinser 5rt
afteu ais Die 0einigen: Srauer.
arbeit iiebt man meiitens crit Damn,
tpenn lie liegen bleibt.
8. Salte Cir otter oen Spruf
Dor:
.9eiht iiberiddst Ger cole
Wtam
Gas, mas er ielblt niht
MAIDEN fam.
SerleinernO unter oaS
ieine
Serab5iebt's Ser @e.
meine."
6. @ib 9einer Srau geionocrtes
9elo iiir Die @irtbitait uno iiir
ibre perlonlihen 9eoiiriniiic. Sap
iie Die Soraen mir oic tGslifen
Sebensbeoiirfniiic niht gan5 allein
trasen, lonoern belprid) bin uho
iuleoer irelnOlih nit ibr. 20 .etpn
ginihranfunsen moalid) iino. @ebt
Damn. no rs notbig lit. beioe etpus
bon thellren 8~emobnbeiten auf mo
beoenft, oaB Der cigene Serb ms
INNER llcber miro, nit ie groBeren
Spfcrn tpir ieinen 9eiis erfanicll
miiiien.
Z. Sobe bin uno pieoer elm
IreunOlihes Sob fir Die 9eld)id.
lihfeit Seiner Srou i'm .Sa,,sbalt
ln0 elm sdrtlifes 8ort fiir Tie.
gs tbut ibr unbeitreiblid mobI,
iuenn lie es pieqeiht aitf) nidt
iaat. Sbr Soreen uno Miiben iiir
Tcin @obl geihiebt Damn nit bop.
peter SreiOigfeit unb bilit ibr iiber
manfc Stunoe binpeg, mo- 9u i'm
@eihGitsaraer nno unter ionitigen
Soraen did einmal pe,iig aeredt
Sei9it.
8. 2ab Sic @eredtigfeit aud i'm
Sauie Seine pornebmite Suaeno
iein un6 babe feline 9ieblinge mnter
Geinen 8inoern, ole pieQeid,t oos
S6meiheln beiier periteben als oie
5uriifbaltenoen. Ias frantt Sas
Mutterber5 iebr.
8. Srase Seine Srml nad) Dem
@runSe ibrer Son0lunssWeiie, e6e
III tabellt. Gable lie aber ME.
mails IN @egenwort Seiner 4inber,
inn0eru ipi Aouu itpts eiuin MT ;hr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

y Ger iun9e Mann iheint fii'
ripie Inii6ten iiber ole Yflihter
eInes Gonluls 5u baben. Sieiel6er
beIteben bod iiderlid) ni6t oariu
Die eingepanoerten 9uremburgel
BON Der Grlansung oeS amerifani.
lfen 8ilrgerrehtes ab3nbalten, DC
oieies iiir lie %m6eoingt bon groBen
Madtbeile fem miiroe. - Meo.)
Mm Is. Npril 6~eainaen in Chi
cogo, Sa,. Die gbeleute Sobonn 80.
icph iino Ge1ina SermeS. gcb
Shlis. ibr ~goloencs GbeiubilGunl
Serr Sernlcs ltammt aus Ncller
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

Ger @ered,te sleitt Dem gounte.
gepflun5t on @aiierbGde. Nie
ellen Die 8olfen iiber i'm berI
@ino ino Stiirm ipielen NIT ieinert
3peiaen. Der seifiittelte 8alim
laBt feline 8ldtter uno @liitben in's
@aiier iaaen. uno cs nimmt Tie NIT
lid tort. Mber Ger Vaum lauit
oieiM leitten 9ldttern nie nad5;
er laBt tie poriiberseben ,ruo itredt
ieine Ieite unb 3meise segen ben
Stmmel. 60 ieben ipir uniera
Gage uno Sabre poribereilen, AIN.
iere Sngenb unS Sugeno6liitben,
un'ere Scffmlma umb geiisunserL
unlere Sreuben nno Sdmwr5en. alfe
Seioen mn Sample; aber mir iteben
ieit unb treii nit Sinn uno Sera
nod Chen, no uniere Seimatb It
= 81. Yernars
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
MILLIONAIRE AS FARM HAND
Wisconsin Youth Does Not Believe
In Being One OF Idle Rich.

Fond Du Lac, Wis, Aug. 3.-0ns
young millionaire does not believe
In Joining the ranks of the idle rich
and has gone to work on farm
John F. Crosby. IL years of age
came into a fortune OF at least ST.
100000 by the death OF Major Rob
ert Crosby. of Chicago. Young
Crosby is a student at the high
school, is a good golfer and athlete
but believes that every young man
should do some useful work. This
summer. therefore. he Is working on
the farm of Charles Mcconnell, near
Ripon, as a hired man, and takes
his share of what is coming without
lodging.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
STEALING BOOKS.
Serious Charge Against Young wo-
man of Tennessee.

Madison, Wis. Aug. 3.--Miss Jen.
ME II. Morrill,. graduate student
at the University OF Wisconsin and
considered one OF the bellies of the
college set, stands accused OF the
theft of 200 rare books from the uni
versity library and the library OF the
State Historical Society, where for
two years past she has spent much
OF her time in pursuing special work
Miss Morrill, also is suspected of hay-
ing purloined many rare tones from
the Libraries OF leading southern
schools. and the officials of the uni
versity are now in communication
with several colleges with view TO
learning the facts. The young wo-
man came here from Knoxville.
where she had taken degree In the
University Of Tennessee.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
STRICKEN IN CHURCH QUARREL
Heated Controversy Over Candy
Fans at Service Brings Paralysis.

Kokomo, Ind. Aug. S.-George
Wright. of New London. village
west of this city, is victim OF a
stroke Of paralysis affecting his face.
throat and neck, which resulted
from anger and excitement aroused
in church quarrel. Wright, who
is leading member OF the Friends
church in New London. thought to
add to the comfort OF the congrega
ton by distributing fans upon which
was the picture OF child in colors.
Some OF the prudlsh women Of the
congregation objected to the way the
child was dressed, declaring the pic
ture was lmmodest. They collected
the fans and destroyed them. When
Wright heard of their action bitter
controversy arose. Wright became
greatly angcred and excited, and
while in that state was stricken with
paralysis.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
Ordinance Committee Sees No
Use for More Laws
Dry Wells In Sewer District Must Be
Closed and No More Can BE
Constructed.
CLAY STREET IMPROVEMENT

Paducah policemen have 1t in theil
power to relieve the distress OF peop.,
whose sympanay are daily assaulted b,
shrill and unreasonably long blasts Of
factory whistles. members of the ordi'
nance committee of the general coun-
Gil believe, and they decided last night
not to recommend the passage of an
ordinance controlling this phase of in
dustrial activity.
The reason they decided thus. was
the vagueness of the proposition. They
argued that factory owners have a
right to blow whistles on reasonable
occasions and IN reasonable manner
when they do not exercise reasonable
ness, the manufacturers arc guilty OF
maintaining a nuisance. aud there arc
ample state laws and city ordinances
covering the case, while an ordinance
more specifically defining what is a
reasonable exercise OF the whlstllng
privilege Is almost impossible OF con-
ception.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
ROUSYERS
HAVE sUPERsTITIOUs REGARD
FOR HEBREW INSCRIPTION.
Steamer Natchez Has Italian Marble
Slab OF Strange Portent Over
Cabin Door.

Over the door Of the cabin of the
steamer Natchez now on the way;
here, is a slab of Italian marble bear
ing mysterious inscription In let.
tiers of gold, in the alphabetical char
acters of some ancient people.
On cursory inspection these char.
acters appeared to be either the
Egyptian helroglyphlcs or the Assy-
rian cuneiform inscriptions. But a
closer study showed them to be He.
brew. No one about the ways from
Capt. Mike Williams down, could
tell what the letters spelt. so the
captain of the Natchez was asked To
explain.
They spell the name Natchez IN
Hebrew and were presented by Mr.,
Edwin I. Kursheedt, of New Orleans.
This inscription is used to conjure
the rousters. who are superstitious,
especially so in the far south, where
this boat runs.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
AUGUST 6.
DATE OF MEETING OF DEMO.
CRATIC COMMITTEE.
VIII Decide on Time OF Nomination.
aud Adyisability Of Holding
Primary.

Attorney W. A. Berry, chairman OF
the county Democratic committee. has
issued a call for a meeting of the
committee Monday. August G, at s
O'Clock In the evening at the city hall,
for the purpose Of deciding the man
ner and time of selecting nominees for
the various city Offices to be filed at
the November election.
The offices are police Judge, coun-
cilmen. four aldermen and six school
trustees. So far there are few an
nouncements. but large number OF
nominees are anticipated, and those
who have already spoken seem to IA
yor primary. II Is understood the
primary will cost little aud will be the
most satisfactory.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
Dietz win Die First.

Milwaukee. Aug, 81 suppose
that some day they will get me. but
John Dietz is going out Of here. feet
first, leaving his empty gun behind
him. and the place they will take
me to will be the cemetery" This
defiance was uttered by John Dietz,
who has held the Cameron Dam IN
the Thcsnapple river for two years
against the employees of the Missis-
sippl Logging and Boom company
and the authorities. In an interview
given to two newspaper men. who
ventured through the WOODS OF Saw
yer county to his home yesterday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
mo MORE RECRUITS
MUSTERED IN HERE
Local Station Sends Them to
jefferson Barracks.
New Method Of Recruiting for Army
Relieves Officer of Much
Responsibility.
FOUR ACCEPTED YESTERDAY.

Radical changes in the methods OF
recruiting soldiers for the United
States army have been ordered by
the war department and instructions
to that effect have been received by
Sergeant Blake at the local recruit.
ing station.
In the future. enllstments for the
army Will be made only at four army
posts in the United States; FIT. Slo-
cum, n. Y, Jefferson Barracks, st.
Louis, Denver. Col. and San Fran
cisco. All applicants for enlistment
in any branch of the army, will be
examined as before at the local re-
cruiting Offices. but the oath OF en-
llstment, which has heretofore been
administered by the officers in
charge OF a chain of Offices will be
administered only at the four points
named.
This change was deemed sdvlsa-
BILE because so many soldiers enlist
ed at the local Offices are refused up
on examination by the army medical
staff at the regular posts. In such
cases. il It was shown that the re-
crult was enlisted while unfit for
service through carelessness, by the
officer, the expense of dscharging
the soldier had to be borne by that
officer Under the new plan, as no
man will be sworn into the service
until he reaches one of these posts,
IL found unfit, he may return home
without the red tape or a discharge,
all expenses of the trip to and from
the central recruiting post, to be
paid by the government.
Lieutenant William L. Reed was
in the city yesterday and accepted
four men recruited by Sergeant
Blake in the last week. They are:
Logan Cook. of Kuttawa. KY; How
ard Rice. OF Lola. Ky; Mark Sneed,
Of Mound City, H.; Louis Line
baush, Of carrsville. Ky. All go into
the coast artillery and were sent to
Jefferson Barracks at st. Louis.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
AGITAToRs ARE Busy.

NJ. Petersburg. Aug. B.
The early quictncss, which pre-
vailed throughout TIE city. chang
ed thss afternoon. Great crowd
~ wori<men COLLECTED. Proces-
sions were formed and men
march through the streets FROM
one factory 10 another In an en-
dcavor 10 induce the great mass
~ worlxncn 60 strike. 4 great
majority 81 the mills and factor
les were visited In this quest.
whether the aeitators will be able
10 bring about general strike
remains 20 be seen. The govern
,nent has taken extraordinary pre-
cautions 20 prevent rioting In
view of the change. which has
taken place In the attitude OF
workmcn.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
DRINKING ON THE INCREASE.
Report OF Internal Revenue Shows
Huge Gain for Year.

Washington. Aug S.--Consump-
ton OF both whisky and beer in the
United States increased siupendous-
ly during the last fiscal year. The
preliminary report of the commits
sloner OF internal revenue, made
public today. shows receipts from
beer stamps to have been ssi,65l,-
CSC. which means that 54,651,6S6
barrels of beer were produced and
sold. an increase of o,l92.096 bar
rels over the preceding year, The
consumption of beer, therefore, was
in round numbers 100000 gal
Ions more than in 1905. The re-
ceipts from spirits amounted to
sI43.S9i, 055-an increase of 81
4s5,542 over the preceding fiscal
year
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
HOUSE WARMING
PLANS BEING CONSIDERED BY
ELks OF PADUCAH.
First Regular Lodge Meeting Held ~
New Homc-Furnisings Not Vet
Completed.

II is not definitely known when the
formal opening Of the new Blks' home
viii take place. but probably It will be
October 1. Only part of the new fur
nlturc and equipment has arrived and
the reception will be he'd after the
furnishing has been completed. The
entire building will be used by the
lodge. though later the basement may
be rented out.
Last night the hrst meeting In the
new building was held, and the occas-
ion brought OFT an unusually large at
tendance. The building Is one the
members may be proud OF, is conven-
lent aud thoroughly modern in all It's
arrangements from the viewpoint Of
lodge rooms.
The public will be invited to Inspect
the building when the final arrange
ments have been completed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
COAL SUPPLY
rs NORMAL IN SPITE OF EARLY
INDICATIONS OF FAMINE.
Local Dealers Are Enabled to Offer
Summer Cut and Cars Are
Available.

Conditions at some OF the coal
mines are such as to allow the deal
ers to make the usual summer cut
in the price of coal. This is done to
stimulate people to hll their coal
houses now so as to relieve the pres
cure Of orders in the cold months.
The mines have a liberal supply of
coal and the coal car situation is
somewhat better. A few weeks ago
there was a scarcity of ears to haul
the coal from the mines. Labor con
ditions generally are good.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
THE REV. b. p. FULLERTON
VIII Preach at Presbyterian Church
On Sunday.

Tho Rev. B. p. Fullerton. one OF
the leading ministers Of the Presby'
terrain church OF the United States Of
America. will arrive in Paducah TO
morrow morning. On Sunday morn
ing and evening he will preach at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
Sixth street and Kentucky avenue. DR.
Fullerton is especially anxious to adj
dress all the Presbyterians and Cum
belrand Presbyterions in Paducah. but
his sermons will be equally interesting
and helpful to all Christian people.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-03
FORTUNE In SACKS
PEARL FISHERS TAKING ONE
MONTHS HAUL TO MARKET.
Value OF Product Was Si2O.OOO and
Captain Taylor Received
Fine Presents.

Henry f. Kath. q pearl fisher, was
In the city yesterday. having come
down a few days before on his gaso.
line launch. He had several sacks OF
pearls with him. which he valued al
100000. He has been fishing fol
pearls In the Wabash river and in
the Ohio for about four months
Yesterday he left for New York ia
dispose of them and before going
presented Capt. Young Taylor OF the
dry docks with three large pearls To
be made into hat-plns. They were
valued at 5000.