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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-27
Thr $500 nadD Seiitttblano.

Deutib aneritaniibe Beitunaen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit gro.
Beut Sntereffe eeleien, neil fie fiH
frei ausipreben uno bdufig BON brI.
ben mebr 0euigfeiten unb Mabrih.
ten brin9en, als bic oeuti6en Bel.
tun9en ielbft. Die rssreie 8reiie fit
Eeras" iit briiben iiberan, tuDbin fie
aeianbt wiro, elm iebr germ eefebener
@ait uno Tam iib riibmen, Mner.
tennuno unb @hrbieuno au fiuben,
tuie aus aablreihen 8riefen an uns,
fomie an Dieienigen, melbe bas Blah
an ibre Werwanbten ibiden, berpDrs
9ebt. Ser oaber ieinen Gertpanoteu
lno Sreunoen cine Sreube erpeiIen,
ibnen elm millfummenes @efheni
MAIDEN min, Der beftelle fiir fie bic
#Jreie Breiie fiir Teras". Das Sn.
tereffe fiir 3eras, tuie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat unb bic @egenb, 100 Die
Weruanoten uobnen, lit in Deutfh.
Lamb iebr lebbaft uno es lit unmDo.
li9, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 arin6.
libe Guftldrune unb geibreibunp
oeS fremoen 2anoes gu geben, tuie
oies Die ,Sreie 9rehe" allm5hent.
ltd tbut. STR ben 8erineen Breia
BON So nerienoen mir pDrt0frei unler
reibbaltiges WDbenblatt auF elm Sabr
an iraenb eine Gbreife i'm Nuslanbe.
Die 8rete |refie fir 9esas Dahl.
&pni0atau.
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7sind'S 5 @euts 0auuno.@ia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-27
gSunoerbare Gesema.sfmr.

llnier tleiner SDbn litt fiinf Sabre
an gcsema. ihreibt sc. U. Nbarri8,
6enrietta, Ba.. stuei nDn unieren
Mersten 9aben ihn auf uno atpei an'
oere brahten AUDI teine @eiultate.
Da laien mir nDn electric Bitters,
tauften cine Slaibe uno nab @e.
braub BON eini9en mebr. tpar unIer
S0bn oolltomnten aeheilt. .-@arar.
tiert. 8u haben bel NbDlpb Dreis
uno R. gDhn & So. so Cts,
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1ante benz speifeatmmer aufaritt, un=
terlieb lie nt9t, tie tbrer 0ienitptnies
lett au berft9ern, bamit Der 4ufentbalt
TN 9onfe bes Serrn Ronfuls au einem
re4t dnsenebnten fiir fs ipsrbe-
8. Rupitel.
@ pGter aIs fonit bate Margarete
In biefer Nadt ihr 0ager aufe
e sefunt. Die Gonte, bic fi6 febr
dnsearifftn fiiblte, mar fhon
tim fieben lIbr sur Rube sesanssn,
dber taft apet Stunben lang bate
Margarete nod an ibrem 9ette gefefa
fen. pte Denn iis burn perboppelte
Hreunblsatett unb aSrtIide Giirforse
ibre Sefttsteit bonn Mittas rbttber gut
mad tpoIlte.
Qtsf bas Sbemo, bas bieien Musz
brn9 Derunlabt bate. tparen iie ni9t
trteber gu fpre6en sefommen, aber es
mar trobbem unbertennbar, bob Der
@tbante baran bic 2eibenbe unausaez
fest bef9dftiste unb bab fie es fbpn
bereate, Der gtnlabuns Marsaretss
Golge geleitet 5u baben. 8tpar bate
Fe ni3t NIT flaren Morten ibre Mb=
fi1t aussdpro6en. fbon febr balb
lpisber absureifen, aber als frau Cos
rend nod sintse fir ihre beFere Be-
quemiiHtest 6eftimmte @egenftGnbe
bate in's 3immer fnaffen IaFen mol
len, mar fie etnem entfmiebenen Wiber@
itanb Grau Ebereies begesnst.
.@s tit BITE Wube ni9t ipertb," bate
iie oeIast. y8ei einem 10 tursen duff
entholt bebtlft man ftd redt gut au9
oane bds."
Morgarete bate ba5u gef9uiesen,
I'm nt6t In Gesenipart ber &aus6Gltee
rtn irgettbpelde nsaen peinlEhen Mus=
eiaaaberfeBungsn beraufaubtf9p5ren,
3unsat ts tbr ni@t entsins, NIT tpie
sefponnter Mufmertfamteit unb NIT
ipte Iauernben 9liden grau Qorens
ibren Wertebr NIT Der 9ante btoba9e
tete. Dte bart an llnteripurfigteit itret,
fenbe 3uportommenbeit, bte fs in
tbrem 9enebmen sesen ben fremben
Gah an ben Sag leste, feBte Marsas
rete tmmer mebr in Grftaunen. Sic
bate ben Ghoratter unb bte Gefnnung
Der Msrtbfhofterin nadserabe au gut
ttnner gelernt, ais bab lie niht tdtte
arstp5bnsn foGen, DaB iih babtnter
etne fetnbfelsge Mbiidt seeen fie fetbft
perberge, aber iie bermodte niht Sa
srratben. ipel9er Dirt biefslbe fei. unb-
fie mar f4lieBlid aud ni6t In Der Ges
udtbsDerfafung, ii6 lonse ben 2opf
hdriiber 3u 5erbre4en.
Gorsen unb 3peifel BON gang ane
serer Nrt tpuren Is, bic ibre Seele be-
tpesten. unb bic, als fie bic fdlafenbe
3ante berlaHen ba1te, ben S9lummtr
nod fir etns CUTE Msils bon ibrsn 2is
bern fdeu9ten. Sie bate ii9 ibr
Gdreibesrdtb nit beruntersebra6t
unb iid on ben Sifd ssisbt. I'm Bril-
ninss 9risf nod on biefem Nbenb au
beanttporten, aber nod ME mar es ibr
70 f1nsr gsporben, bic rehten WOrte
su finben, aIa IN bieier Stunbs. syilr
etnen Woment bate iis ia baran ees
ba6t, ibm briefIi4 bos GeitdnbniB
absulessn, fir bas es ibr nod INNER
on Mutb sefeblt bate, penn fe ibm
4use in 9tuss seseniiber seitanben,
allein fie ipar ni6t sinmal basu ge>
Iangt, aud nur Die eritsn Gebsraiise 5u
tbun. Gs fdisn ibr unbsntbar, bab
er ibr ber5etben t0nnte. ipenn ite ibm
ni9t auglei6 alles gu fagsn oern,p4te,
mas ibre einittge 0erirrrng tpenisItens
bolbtpees ertlGrte, unb mas ibm bic
2iise besreiflih mahte, nit Der iie iih
In fein 6ous sinoefiihrt bate.
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(ssOrtiesuna iolat. J

20 olten afte Sungfern
Der n. 8iinf5ebn Stubentinnen
Der Staat5sllnipsrittdt in Wabifon,
Wis., ha6en einsn Stub segriinbet, bel.
fen Mitglieber perfpre9en miifen, ME
gu beirat6en. Wenn @tne beiratbet,
mub lie $500 Strafe Sablen, Sic polz
len SuTammsn cine Gorm taufen unb
bafelblt aIs alte SunsferH leben unb
fterben
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Sebrer :. 0eIud,g

Die Santa Clara Shulaenteiuoe,
Disitritt SEQ. %. Guadalupe 60. !,
Teras. iuht einen 2ebrer, Der in
Deutfb uno gneliih unterridten
Tam. Wur 2ehrer nit eritem ooer
atueitem @rao Gertifitot brauden Iif
gu irteloen. Samilie noreespaen. SEQ.
beres bel ben Trufteea:
ssrib ebert,
. rman Gus,
gB m. 9 d. eele,
&. s, 8. $50. g., Nariun, 9erns.
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aaotrtbuuIIr t5anofarift.
Hlts tteberfesans eiaer enrnp6tid1em Ana
toniie ja'S gbineftidle

Wtte NeberieBnn9 eltter eutnp6tldD dDen AnAs
tomte ia's Gbineftidls.
Sm YrtoatbeIibe eines 8ppenbages
ner &aufmanns bat ii9 eine 6anbz
idrift, cine 9tneffGe ueberfeBung Der
9lnatomie bes Bran3ofen pterre Oioz
mis-, gefunben. Nerieben lit bas Werf
nit 0d9bilbunsen Der anatonif9en
Sofeln aus bem i'm Mittelalter be-
riibmten Merte bes bdnifden Nnato=
men Sbomas 8artbolin. Ser err
tpabnte 4oufmann ertparb bic 9anbz
f4rtft, obne tbre eie.ntIt9s 8ebeutung
gu abnen, gelesentlia tpdbrenb ieines
Iansjdbris.n 4ufsntbaGtes il petins
bon etnem Rult.
Die ueberieBung itanlmt aus Der
3stt bes 9ineiifden aaifers &bansbt
(1662 big 1922. Rbansbi D.rtu9te
ni6t nur bas gedtsfpftem @uropas,
tonbern aud bie europdif9e Gratltae
Runft in China einsufiibren, Gr
iibertrus bem frana5ffden Ssfuiten
psrennin, eine europdtfde 4natomie
aund4it in bas Gbineff9e uab bars
aus in's Wanbfaurifds (bte 9pfe
fpraAe) gu iiberfeben. gs tpurben fir
biefe 4rbett 20 Wanbarine unb Elm
san5er Stab bon 3eianern tn Gbdtigs
teit sefest, bic fiinf Sabre an Der
ueberfesuns arbeiteten. perenntn Be-
nuste fiir ben Sert BITE Nnatomte Dtos
nis'. ipdbrenb er bic 9ofeln ber Mnaz
tomie 8art6olins entnabm, bic bdmals
Q67O bos populGrite onatomif9e
2ebrbu4 unter ben suropdii9en @t,l=
birenben mar. Dte leberfeBung, bic
befttmmt ipar, bas Sanbbun Der Mnas
tomie fir bic 9inefiI6e WiHenfaaft
btr Mebi5in au lperben, purbe EMIT
peilen nur in bret banbf@riftli1en
@gemplaren fir ben pripatgebraud
bes 4aifers 6erseltsllt. Da fam eine
grobe Rebolutton, Der ber Scatter unb
NIT tbm bic 4rbett gum Opfsr fiel.
Die gan3e @r5dblung Don Der n.bers
trasung elmer europaif9en 4notomt.
in's Gbinefiibe sins i'm 3aufe Der
Sabrbunoerte mebr unb mebr ms
Ntt9 Der Tabel iiber. Nber nun bat
ft9 Der 8etpeis gefunben, bas t0ftlibe,
pienet9t bas einaige Document, baa
iiber bas 8erbdftniB eines 9ineff9en
3atiers gu europdif9er Rultur Dor
mebr als 200 Sabren unb iiber ben
mibgliidten @erfu9, eurppGif9e Mifs
fenf9aft in aitatif9en 8oben gu Der.
pflan5en, 4ustunft gu seben permos,
Der garlsbersfonbs bat eine arDBere
Summe fir bic Drudleauna Der
6anbf@rift 6etpiuigt.
u fritanif 4es Gel
Sn Der 9amburssr Miinse tperben sur
3eit 100000 pfunb e6emaliaer off
afritaniider upefa "sStiide In 6euer,
oos ieBt in Oitafrita einsefiibrte aups
fergelb, umseprdst. Seben Wsonat
lperben etna 1900 pfunb Der neuen
Gelbfiide in 8euteIn unb Riten nad
4zOitafrita gefdidt. CUR Der
bittuns BON OtebftGblen auf bem
Transport bur9 bic MilbniB finb siz
penarttee Ginrihtungen getroffsn tpprs
ben. 9n ieber &iite befinben iie9 atpei |
eiferne Rtnse. 8sim albbolen DON Der |
Babnftation trasen BITE gum Weiter.
transport beFsmmten @9narsen bie |
Rtttsn auf iRren aDpfsn, SGmmtli6e |
Rtften perben nun bur9 Elm langes |
Eau. bas bmr9 tire Rtnse sesoaen |
Iptro, miteinanber berbunben, 10 bah
etH Dtebftabl pdbrenb bes Marf@es !
aussef8lpTen 1T.
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8. g a b itel /.

8. 81 dpitel.
Ct pGter aIs fonit bate Marsarste
- tn bieier Radt ibr 0aser auf>
g sefu4t. Die 1onte, bic ii9 Iebr
aneeariffen fiihIte, mar faon
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Aus Der @d1ule.

Gebrer (pon ben Raubb6geln
fpre9enb): LIMB meIt< 009.I finu
NIT Rt&t NOD bon bem usenItben aee
fiir4tete"-S 4atsr. Der @eier,
hsr Mbltr, ber Ronber. her-@torG 7"
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@er3tIi9es Gustunftss
bure a u. SIN rRaiisrtn Jri.bri@z
9ous" tn Berlin tptrb Elm dratlt9es
Mustunft3s9ureau erri6tet, befen
9aupt5ped if. auspdrtieen Mersten,
bts Stuoien halb.r mad Berlin fomz
men. bebilfli6 gu fein. Das 9ureau
lou @ustunft ertbeilen iber ale Nor1
lefungen, freie unb beaablte Ro1esisn
tn Berlin, fcrner Snformationen iiber
dr5tlihe @nftalten. 9ofpitdler, Gamms
lungen, oeren 8efu9s3ett unb 4ebtnaz
urlgen, f6lieBlt9 iiber 0ortrdae In
Rliniten unb mebi5inii9en @efenf6ofs
ten nnb iiber bte Gelesenbeiten sur Mus
tpsfenbeit BEL Operationen In &linit.n
unb 6ofpitdlern. 2fle ausfiinfte per.
ben toItenfrei geseben.
8 m ii E BON 0ebe nss
rettern. Der feltens 8an, bab
brei Mitglieber elmer 5amilie bic Sc,
bensrettungsmeoaille beFbeE, eriItirt
in Der Samilie bes OberFleutnants q.
.. Sbfsn in @diDsibnib. preubif4s
S9l.iieu. 9tuBer bi.fem bsiab beKen
9odter bic 2(us3eidnuns fir bic R.t@
tun9 elmer iunssn Dame bonn 9Obe
bss @rtrinten8. unb neuli1 1T Der
aeutnunt g. g. SbiIen, Der Spbn bes
Sberitlsutnants Der nit llnteritiibung
bes 2eutnants ). 9. 2snan.r In Der
4udt bon aiiIdlpani. Ofafrita, ben
EOrpebomatroien SeHsImann BON
Eobe tes Grtrtntsns rsttete, in ber.
isIben W.ife betorirt nprben.
Gtne utbenbt Sub lit
.tn nett gefa4rli9erer 5etnb als Elm
9ulle, benn erftcre tdmpft NIT Der 9tb.
fAt gu tooten nnb fi4t nit ben DOR.
nsrn, tpdhrenb Der 9uIIs In raIsnbem
2aat gsgtn ben Gsstnfanb f.tn.r
ggath anitIirmt,
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9aS bette fiir &beumatismus -
Gimer IL amenA'S 8esept 0ao.
1881. 8erlbmt tueaen Ieiner BDr'
aiiae bel erfolareihen 6eilunaen.
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cSG3 bonfe oShneu. strau xprrn.

SD banfe Jbnen, Jrau xprrns,
eripiberte Margarete, bic ii9 energiIt
sufolnmenraffen mubte. lin tire aez
tpobnte rubige 9altuns 3uriid5usetpinz
nen. nOarf ieb Sic itbrigens befannt
MAIDEN p ltnfere Sauspame. Grau
9oren5 = meine Sante, 5rau 8au=
merit"
n@eAr angenebtn!" perlt6srte 5rau
2oren3, tn beren Qlugen Warsarete Elm
eana etaenes, tiidifdes glibern tpabr=
ounebmen eloubte, uub beren 5reunbz
li9tett ibr jebenFaQs ni9t peniger unz
onsenebm par als ber fptbige Son,
ben fie fonft ibr eegsniiber nit 8orliebe
onfdlus. sd boffe, bub es ber Dame
bier an nihts feblt, unb bab bas 3inz
rner tbren Miini6en entfpri9t."
Gtou 9berefe bate stne banfenbe
@rpibernns duf ben 2ippen, absr
Marsarete lam ibr aupor, inbem iie
erfldrte, bab bas 3tnmer tpegen bes
Roufdens ber 8dums bod nidt rubig
senug fir bic f9onunssbebiirftigen
Nerpen tbrer 1onte fsi. unb baB iie
besbafb Oben in tbrem 3itnmer fdIas
fen tperbe, tpabrenb its ielbft bier unten
am Dohnen sebente.
Urou 0oren5 f@sen biefen Me1fel
5ebr beersHIsd unb DernInftis gu fin
hen. Sic erbOt ft9 fOgIet6. fslbft BITE
erforberli8en Nenberunsen su betpir>
ten, unb aIs iie bann an Der Seite Der
1ante benz Speifeatmmer aufdritt. un=
terlteb fte nt9t, tie tbrer 0ienitpi[liss
lett au berj4ern, bamit Der Wufenthalt
sm 9anfe bes Germ Roufuls au einem
se4t dnsenebrhen fiir ils tpsrpe.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-08
BIOL Stnrtle the WorId.

Oyster Bay, July s. The signifi-
canoe of Rear Admiral Brownson's
addition to the somewhat meagre in
formation which has come from
President Roosevelt regarding the
contemplated two ocean maneuvers
Of the Atlantic battleship fleet, Is
regarded here as having been over
looked in the comment. expert and
otherwise, which has since been in
dulged in on both continents. Admi-
raj Brownson came to Oyster Bay
Friday to take lunch with the presi-
dent, protesting entire ignorance of
the maneuvers planner. When he left
Sycamore Hill to take the train for
Washington, the admiral had one
Thought. which he wished empasiz-
ed: That it was desirable and import
ant to demonstrating the world how
quickly the American navy could
transfer its fighting strength from
Ione ocean to the other. This was
distinctly an addition to the presi-
dents previous statement issued
through Secretary Loeb, wherein the
object of the maneuver was said to
be an exercise movement for the ben
eft Of the navy to perfect its train
ing in fleet exercise on an extended
scale, the purpose of the effect Of the
plan being for the benefit of the navy
alone.
President Roosevelt now proposes
to give the world a somewhat start
ling demonstration of what the Am
erican navy is capable of doing Il
protect either or both extende,
shores of the United States. As AID
miral Brownson said: "There is ne
time like the present for such dem
onstration," time when the United
States is at perfect peace with ever!
nation.
In everything that has come from
the president regarding the move
ment, it has been indicated that thu
fleet wherever it may go is to be
brought back to the Atlantic coast.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-08

Toxic. July - The Hochl this
morning prints an interview with
Admiral sakamato in which the adj
miral is quoted as follows:
Should hostillties break out be-
tween Japan and America, the re-
suit would ibe indeclsive owing to
the want OF proper bases of opera
tions. Such bases as exist are too dis
tant for practical purposes. Even
the nearest bases, namely Pescadores.
Cayite and Manila are coo miles
from one another. Even il the Wash
ington government should decide on
war It is doubtful whether Ameri-
cans serving in the navy are sufici-
emily patriotic to fight.
American naval officers are brill
liant figures at balls and social gath
erings, but they are deficient in pro-
fessional training and practice. II is
too much to expect burning patriot
ism in the American naval service
in case of war with Japan. It is
likely that most Of the crews would
desert or leave the ships"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-08
Russia with America.

st. Petersburg, July S. The de-
velopments in the Japanese-Ameri-
can situation up to the present have
received surprisingly little attention
in Russia.
Public opinion generally refuses to
believe that there can be any misun-
derstanding between the United
States and Japan, still there is no
doubt that an outbreak of hostilities
and a series of Japanese defeats
would be popular in Russia. The
weightiest opinion, however, is to
the effect that a Japanese-American
war would be snopportune as the
Russian financial condition with re-
spect to the army and navy is so dis
organized that Russia for long
time will be unable to take advant-
age of the opening.
One Of the diplomats who took
part in the Portsmouth peace confer
ence said today: Russian sympa-
thies are entirely with America, but
the moment has not come when a
Japanese American war would be
advantageous either to America or
to Russia"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-08
Japan VIII Refuse.

Washington, July S.-The Japa-
nese government will not consent to
the renewal of the present treaty
with the United States which expires
July II, 1911, If this government re-
serves the right to insert a clause in
the compact excluding Japanese
coolle labor from continental United
States, according to semi-official adj
vices purporting to give the views of
Foreign Minister Hayashi, which
we're received today from Ototaki
Yamaoka, personal representative of
Count Okuma. leader of the pro-
gressive party.
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NAVAL MANEUVER
CAUSES WAR TALK
How Japan and Europe View
Movements Of Squadron
|It Is Said President Roosevelt Is Civ
ing Demonstration Of Mobility
OF American Fleet.
RUSSIA WITH US ALWAYS

Toxic, July s. The confirmation
of the report that powerful battle
ship squadron would be sent to the
Pacific coast has been generally re-
|ceived with calmness, though there
is some surprise in certain quarters,
which is wei! versed in diplomatic
lniceties.
1t is said that the sudden change
Of the program in the case of the
japanese training squadron last jan
Iuary, when it was first intended that
its voyage should include San Fran
cisco and other Pacific coast cities,
was evidently in Difference to the
wishes of the Washington govern
ment and were made known to the
Toxic authorities in an indirect but
unmistakable manner. The change
of the route was decided upon only
a couple Of days before the squadron
sailed.
It was thought then that Japan
acted wisely in avoiding course
which might have proved injurious
when the strong anti-Japanese senti-
ment was prevailing in San Fran
cisco. Though ofhcially stated that
the despatch of the battleships TO
the Pacific coast is not directed to-
wards Japan, it is felt here that it is
most inopportune when an attempt
is evidently going on to impair the
traditional friendship between ia
lpan and the United States. Though
the slightest apprehension is not en-
tertained here. it is thought that It
would be better to defer. at this
moment, anything that would be open
to the slightest suspicion of provo
cation, especially while a portion Of
the American public is thought to
be oversensitive over the present
state Of relationship of Japan and the
United States. brought about by the
prejudice against the Japanese in
that section of the latter's dominion.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-08
Europe KeenIy Interested.

London, July S.--The present ten
sion between the United States and
Japan is exciting the keenest inter-
est among European diplomatists.
None of them, however, believes that
it will reach the stage of warfare. be-
cause of the heavy burden of debt
that Japan is carrying, as result of
the failure to obtain indemnity from
Russia, forbids her embarking on a
similar costly enterprise in the next
decade.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-08
Three Links Building.

Articles of Incorporation of the
Three Links building were filed Sat
urday afternoon late in county court.
Incorporators are Eli G. Boone, c. G
Kelly and Turner Anderson, each
taking three shares Of stock. The
capital stock is fixed at $13. 900. dis
tributed as follows: Ingleside lodge
of Odd Fellows. 81; Mangum lodge,
81, and Union Encampment, "a
shares at S1O0 each.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-08

"sir" exclaimed the icy coed, af-
ter the kiss had been stolen, "how
dare youl No man has ever kissed
me before" OH that's all right" re-
piled the nervy student. Somebody
had to break the ice. - Wisconsin
SPHINX.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-08
Verdict for defendant

A verdict for the defendant was
returned by the jury in the case of
Steve Allen against R. c. Potter.
tried in quarterly court for the pos
session Of land in the county.
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Fast CoIored nam Coming.

Ben Boyd, manager of the Padu-
cab Nationals, has arranged series
of games with the New Orleans col
ored team, said to be one OF the fast
est in the south. They will play the
first game Sunday afternoon, starting
the game at 1 O'Clock. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday games will
be played
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Washington

Washington $500. -.....12 is 5
Batteries-Glade, Dineen. Nor
gan and Buelow; Graham, Hughes,
Warner and Hayden.
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Yes; the ads. are almost always
good reading''-if you are interest
ed in earthly things"
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Perhaps your father objects to
me on account Of my shortcomings. +"
mo; l think it's on account Of your
late stayings. Pick Me Up
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When a woman disparages herself,
If you want to make good. just con
Lradict her.
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and that the return is to be as great
IA demonstration Of speed as the OUT
ward journey.
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BLUES VICTORS
In SUNDAY GAME
Metropolis Boys Defeat indie
pcndents ) to I
Several Hundred Fans Watch Games
and Two Women Quarrel i'm
Grand Stand.
SCORES OF THE BIG LEAGUES.

BY score Of 3 to 1 the Metropo-
lis Blues defeated john Hollan's In
dependents at Wallace park Sunday
Afternoon in the presence Of several
hundred fans, many Metropolis peg
pie being in evidence. The gavzS was
loosely played at times = but some
good feature work vas seen on both
sides. -
<--At~5 ,JelocR the game started. Dye
and Doyle worked at the points for
the visitors, and Hart and Block for
the Independents. Hart showed good
form at the start and allowed but
few hits. The Blues were unable to
find him until in the fifth inning.
when a bobble or two followed quick
ly by hit tailed runs. Up until
this time the locals had made but one
score, which was all they got, the
Blues settling down and playing a
hard fast game.
In the seventh inning Dyo was
coming in from third base when Block
received the ball from the infield.
Block tagged the runner in the
stomach so hard that Dye rolled on
the ground unable to draw breath
He recovered and went to first base,
Gregory finishing the game in the
box.
One feature of the game not furn-
ished by the teams amused fans in
the grand stand. A young woman
from Metropolis let her anger get the
better of her in an argument with a
local fan of her own sex. Each in
vited the other out of the grand stand
for a settlement with hat pins and
finger nails, but neither went, and the
incident soon passed.
The lineup:
Independents Ripley, r.; Davis.
IT,; Hessian. cf; Brahic, 3D.; Lloyd.
h.; Taylor, 3D.; Hart, p; Block. c.;
Winfrey. SIS.
Blues-Doyle, c.; Dye and Greg
DRY, p; Gregory and Dye. h.; Rail-
meyer. 3D.; King, 3d.: Faulkner, SIS. !;
Craig, IT,; Shaw, CT; Ward. IF.
The score: r II Il
Independents $50. .. / $ 5
Blues ......... ......... 8
Batteries Dye, Gregory and
Doyle; Hart and Block.
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In Preston. England. the power
s liberated ted BY I the me- q me me
electric railways
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National League.
American League.

=
Ratterles-Walsh and Sullivan;
Dygert and, Schreck.