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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-30
Special Things for Saturday and Monday

Seven pieces Imperial blue. black an
a
pieces quality and Co
ored Madras, yard.
pair Sanitary Blankets with rich border, $3.50
Ten pair Sanitary Blankets, with rich border
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
ghrcau bcs etaSt.Wcaiaraturs.

Walft III D | {, oell 10! Safii,ur 1907.
Die. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oilriifidrc 1aben in
9efesli0 pcrseidricbener SSeifc ibren enbeiii.
tigeil nito berbeiierten @eri6t iiter Die Siiaes
fproMenen gnif6dbi9unecn, l%lufoitcn Ii. gScrtbs
erbbblliaerl fir bic Concentrating ith Scifs
lllnB bcr Gitenos Strnbc, bon bcr gSetfcitc Der
@aes;sirabe, ipcitii6. nod Der 0iiiu6iris Der
Gio6bnInlsS trnbc, NH StodbolmsG irnbc. bon
Der Sitieitc Der 2eaScnbafs Strabc. bitlid mad
Der Wiiinbuna Der SftenbsS irnBc. nit ben bus
rauf b%eiii9lidheft. cilbaiiltiacii mn bcrheiIcrteit
erlldrenoet %Iincn u, @cnidb6cii Der .Sori0rIis
telt pes baltimore Carbohydrates ltno Der am
is, Nuri 1905 bcftdtiaicn Gcrprbnllget Gr.t2S
iiiio t2o he's .Wsnbnr5 iiltb Stahtrdtbs boz, Yals
tiIlore nusaeiertiaf mn bei mir biiterlcat.
@S miro hicroi,r0 beiurlt %eertud)t. Dnf, be-
fagter. Veridt mo 9line in oiefenl 9iirca,
oeppitirf ipltrheii. iito bnb her Wsdppr mo
Stabiratb bon @n!iirore. oocr iraeub eipc Ser
for. Berforeit obcr 9orporatiouen, iueIbe nit
bsIt tor0ill eriedbnieu abaeiddtien Bertpers
bjhhliGen ober Gitiddoipuuae1t itint 6ufrieocn
gcitent icin %fonten. inllcrhnIb breibig Gnaen
bonn II, San: hes. Snbres 1907, als benl Gntiim
Der crfterl 9serbffentIi6nne oieier 8efanntnIcs
d)itta bon lneiiter Celtic. on In ihriitlider gSeiic
int 9Hltii1orer Gtnbtacri6t ourd) Ictition hns
.ccgeii appcniren fjniicr. iioert ie befngteS Sc
riDt Inn cine Trifniig ~oerfeIben crfn6en.
Sarrn q. Nppper,
CSanff ,1S.2o;SebD GtaotsJiegiftrntor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Baltimore, Mso., "a. Sannar 1907.
WngeDbtc iucrocu bis Soricritag, ben Z. 6es
brnar 1907, Wittags IL tibr, int @iabprs.gii.
rean, Ratbbane, baltimore, entgcgcn %geuurtmen
fir bet Mnfauf aie 8an5ce uorr III Sbciieu ocr
81 100000 rcDiitrirtcn Sbfigatiouen Der .Gtaot
Baltimore, cilllbshar am criien Sage beS Sitos
ber int Sabre 1850, 3inte1 5ir Jt1te bon 31a
Yro5c1t ir1gelto, 6albiGbrli0 AM erIteiI Gage oe9
Npril mo Gitober eineS ieoet ~ein5elnen SnbreS
%5ablbar. Nie Sinieu beginner bonn 1. Slto6cr
1906.
Ole SbIieationcn iucrbcn bcrauaaabt lrafi
oereii SatlinrsS iblIlg I'M Sabre 1904 ais &ns
pticl $40 ai9enonmen tplroe, itio FRAT Der
am 20. Wiir5 1905 ltter5eid)neten 8eroronung
9tr. 227 nc5 DidDorS mo SiaotratbcS bon Wals
tlnlnrc. III peld)er bic MISgabe Der S6ligatiolet
neS UtaDor5 ln0 St1otrntbS bon Baltimore bis
gu eilleft. 100000 900 Mot itberfteieenoen Nes
TRACE angeoronet lutrn. I'M iueitere lJiittel fir
Die BIanll9y CONTRIBUTION unb GtabIirun9 eiiies
Telicil ia1itdren Ib5uestG1alsSO itefrs iiir Die
Stqpt NQlttnJore at hel6GiteuJ ipelde Betntos
rllil9 III Der am 2. ltui 1905 Bebalteilen Wiuitis
'6lpai.ySabl bon oct oa5u bcrebtigten gSdblern
r~atlIi5irt lpurbc.
pic Gtaot b~ciiclert feline ibrcr eioencn Sbli-
itEer oteicr stiIS9abe bic idbrliden SidutSftcueril
h%e5dblen,. tiir iucl6e Der BETTER gcicbliG Der.
pflihtct lit.
ellie ~slecbotc nlilfien obne SorbcbnIt .oemnd)t
l%pcroci, itilo feline ~Slnaebuie fiir ostae ODER
Stctllc" ipcrhctt nlt0eiiDitl1iet.
6orhcrlllll0ss NIl9chote niili'cll o~criicgclt urlb an
Den Vrdilaclltci oer 6iitnr6s 9uiumiiirc, NutbT
bnu8. %nbrciirt llrb nit ~FropofalS for Yalii.
more Gito Stod" hc5ei6ret feir.
0dS GedIt bleibt porbcbalteH, irpeno iueIbe
uro nIlc glige6otc 81 hertperien.
&iltni Snpiuotn,
YrdIiocut bet 8inunSs@ on,miiiire.
). Setpen SboniaS, Glgrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
ScfnnntmadJnngcn
Scpartcmcnt fir 1ffruilidIc sihcrlcit. Sautcm
bsScpartcineit bcc @cbdHbcs 3nipcfs
inrn. Vii rcnmn- Nlnfhhnma

Baltimore. ben 80. Snnilar 1907.
SD babe gppliIntioncn fir btc folGeuben Gris
btlcOici1 crbnltetI:
III. 1920, ai9bisStrubc, jlr 9lnIiieaun9 bon
3 clcltriimcn DiotprcIl NIT elmer Geiunlint'
Gupn5iiit bon 10 @ierocTriitcm.
gtr. 2727 lno 2720, SilonsStrnBe, sur glIi
iteunlg eite5 Sonlpffeiicl5 bon 8 EIcroeIrdite1l.
Nr. 1880, SbielossSleN, 8ur @tfitcaung
bon 2 GanpiTeiielu bon 60 Hferbelriftcn.
gir. t0G-t0S. SittaombarosS trube. our 9(ifs
itelun9 cincS eIeitrifbcn WiotorS bon 3 Bier
o%cTrdfteI.
III. Pas. goiionsSirdBe, sur Suiitedln4 eli
rcS eleitriidct Wiuiore bon 10 Bier0cfr1ftcn.
Srgelb Scutnno. Der Ginlpcnounaen 6ierac.
gen 81 erGcbcu bat, m1ge o~iCfcibcn Dor 10 llbr
nm uoer Dor Dem +. 6c6rltar 1907 eilrcidcn.
luul,t barilGcr rntihieoen peroet miro.
@Siuarb .. 4rcItui,
(32) @ebilt0cz Stfpefior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

@crfraeltc. Nnsc6ptc nit Der S(itfl6rift
rRropofaIS for 9enb." an oic Gontrnrt=9icbDr
DC Der SlaOi Baltimore 9eri6ief. ,pcrbci bis
nm II llhr &orutiitaeS am Wiittpnh, bcn 6.
%sScbrnnr 1907. I'M Siircou bcs Stabt.Stc9ifirns
tors i'm NdtbbauS, Baltimore, NO. cnfacocn
aenomrlel fir pic 2icferliie urb slbIicfcrun0
on bic !gSaiier.@ cDbroe in bcrcit Gdp .Sirabrls
2G9erbufc, @nDs uio geDIicsStrabc, Baltimore.
a!o. bon fiiniutn6lpan5ie $3.50 3onncn (224O
Htnlo 5mr Ionne) bon 0llnba 9!cisWarrcn.
Gpc5iffutinncn fiji onS NIci f6liicil I'M Nits
rcnll. oe5 Saiicrz, Sn9cnicirs iri JiutbDnuic,
baltimore, mo. crianqt ipcrncfi.
ScocS NIlQchot tlnb bon cinent bcQToubietcn
Gbed, an ben Nliuppr mn Siobtraib bon NnItis
more 5nbIhnr. in bcr 1bbe clues 3ebutelS bcS
Vetrn9eS oeS Slitgcbot3 begIeitet iein, iito Der
serlolarel@e ,gieter Mlf clue 6ufrie6enitcucnbe
Vir9lGnit. IN Der iiblid)ct Sornt fir Die ees
trcie Griiinnna bcs GnntraiteS i'm boppe.ielt
Beirn9e beg Golitrnitpreiie8 iteuer.
Sic GoniraitzD cb1rbe bcb1li ih oaS Sedt
Dor; ir9eno eht oocr oue ~slneebote 5uriid5u:
%ipcifen.
Mircb M. Snid,
9SniiersSnscnicur.
6. Glab Simauna,
Er1ii6c1i ocr Gpntraf.s9 eb0rbe.
t[dr20, 2S, 90, 80, 81 ;Scbt g45.G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
garean ocr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS re.

VI I III o e, Den II. Inllliar 1901.
Nic Strabetonrdlbrlid1s= Gornmiiiirc MADDEN
hicrhllrO IN llebcreiniiinimun9 nit ben gorics
hnlscit beS itibtifdcn Charters, slbtbeiIung
800. befanllt, baB file nm Wiuntag. ben is. Sc
briar 1907. nm 10 1lbr MoraeliS. i'm @iireau
Der 9olnmiiidrc. I'M ppets@ebduoe, fraft ibreS
SllutcS 5nialnner tretcn uno III llcbereinlfint.
inuno nit BET Serorbnnna Or. 204. weIde
bonn S~tnotratb hon baltimore anncloitmcn Ii.
noml WFobor sitaebeiben norbet lit. fiber bic
Gpnoenifiriina mn Seffrnna Der Baltimore
iirabe. bon Der Garriiofi.9dnc llaf Der gScit.
Der 2prnbnros Strabc. nilb BET 9nmburosS trabe
bon Der gSeitsJioao mad oer stiguiia.9tbc., be-
rathel iperocn.
8cIidtiet am 7. Snruar 1907.
Z. Mrt6nr Midhant,
SaineS 8. Smitb,
Jancs $. Mnrinc,
Gonmifidre.
eugene q. apbgcrs.
CurlS.25, Sebrt $50 GIcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Hid,arS Mcinert.

IS itor6 am 80. Suirlar 1907 Gidaro sgci.
merit, aelicbtcr Gatie bon Murie 98einert, i'm
40. Sabre icincS Gc6cnS. Die 8eeroignla fin
Tags, bon ieincr lcbicli Aobnnn1 SIR. ITO. 81
Srenlont'9lpenue. aus iiott. @ciieblin9 ouf ocr
,9SeitcrIl GemctcrO." (32-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
MpInnun Ednunrb.

batter Nruni6eit Iuianna Shmart, aeIicbic
Satin BON Geo. ~. G6luart. Sic Necroiaung
finbet suuntag, bcl 3. Sebruar, . llbr 9indls
mtila9S; S1E Der 2%gT1nmIIS icinfS fo3meS, Y;
Tcripanbtcn mo Srcunoc Der 6nuiIic udtungss
bon ei1QeInocn itno. 9itic feline &Inrlcr.
(3o-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
.Scnrn 0inht,unrSt.

IS itnrh an 81. 1nnuar 1907 SenrH 2ia6t.
lunrot, %neIicbicr GGttcn bon Souiie qi9btrunr rot,
I'M 9lltcr bon 10 SnbrcrL IN feiHcr gSoBnung 81
0~tofebnIc, Sroingiun. Sic 3cit Der NceroiguHg
miro ip1tcr ange5cigt.
CBbilubclpbiu. ia. 9liluntic Gitp, 9Sdf1in9s
ton mo. GGR @arborsStlD 3ciitnGcn iunlcn
gciI, copircN,) 1922
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Wcrthn Nnrh-

Gs itarb am 80. SnnliGr 1907 mad Iingerer
ArnnEbeit Bertha SprD, geliebte Satin bon
Nobll y, aorb; ,9te 9ecrbiging tin6et Sretteg,
1929, Nor6s GureDs Sirnhc, aus TAFT. Terlpari6fe
mo 5rcnnOe iitO a6iul9sOoa eingcinoeil, bel.
3lluobnelt. (3t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
I'm Gum.

IS itarb am 30. Snmar 1907 I'M Der oNeuts
fdel @rcifenQcintaib" Subn 3uua 6nlie Der
neriiorbencn Catherine sung, i'm Sltcr bon 50
Sa6ren. Sic 8eeroigrug tiuoet Snmitaa, .
llbr 10 6nlitiuGs. bon Der g%bobnul9 iciner ill
tciien Sodter, 5rul Gena Biol, 9ir. 1921. H.
9onosStrnbc, aus fat. (32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
@cpro {. Sa,nc(.

IS itar6 am 81. Saruar 1907 Scrr @curs
Z. 9amei, ~geIiebicr Gobn bon bcu b%eritprbes
ncm geora ino @atRerina SameI I'M utter
9ierlpallotc mo 6rellloe Der SamiIie iiub bbis
lidit criidt. Der gceroiqntg. iuelde eunntaa,
ginhmiilug9 . lbr. bonn Ir1uerbuule, Cir. 62j,
GnIterllsgloemic. 9i9Dlarotunn. aus ftaiifinbet,
bet5uipobnen. Bcifcbullg uuf Dem Mount 9ars
mel (32-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Ncnrn s. Mchnc.

Sc Iiurb on 81. Ganiar 1907 In feincr &o6s
NINA. gtr. Al. Noros9Sorta Srabc. lm 3 ll6r
9ludmitiu0s, !ScnrD Is. Mcbbc, g~clicbter GuitcI
bon Mnuie Is, WieGoc, acuurenc gScber. SicI
Set Der NccroiBuH8 miro fpdtcr alge5eigt.
(3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
sircOn Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j.. GOmmiHarc,

NpeHst3ebnuoc
fillmore c, hclt "a. Tdnunr 1907.
&etiie9cltc sllGcbotc. an ben Y9oarb Of
grurbs. Care OF t6e 9itD J%ie9iftcr," %norciiiri,
perbelr bonn Observation-Disclosures it ieinem 9ii.
rcat I'M Jiat11auie bis MiittuodI, ben 10. Sc
bruar 1907, II ilhr Yurmittass, cntaeeen 9es
nomnlen iir bic gibcuiriue, ben GoiIcubnu
nm Die 8ilnitcruna init 9iacabaiH oct Grh-
mo llsgInenlle. bon chem 9unit ~ungefdbr 1900
SUB bItIiG bon SarforosSIuenue nod ocr 9eInirs
&onh.
Spe5ifilntionelt unb Slngebote SormuIore
tueroell uni Npplifdtion in bieieni giire1u ges
@ltefert. 100 BIdne rns %rofiIe einGciebcn iuers
ben I6HneI.
Die GontroGt.ySc sGebtrbe bebdIt ii0
bas Rect Dor. irnenb iucl6e uu0 ale ~@igebotc
Ill pcriucruten. Sin bcelau6iater 6bed in Der
@61e ocS In ben Spcjififationeu nn9e8ebenen
NetruQes. 61hIbur az ben Winbur uno Stdots
rntb bon. Baltimore, 1llG ieocnl ~SInecbot beis
geii9t ieill.
Sm g~uilraoc Der @ch6roc
Z. @rtbnr MidGnm.
Erdilocut Der Ncb5roc.
GMgene q. 9%iubgcrs.
Glcrf.
BcitdiiDt:
g.. GlnA EimanMs,
Brdiibent Der 9untraitsG ergcblingSsY cD0r0c
(tyeUt ID 1o1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
WuonIt 1tphuff.

Gs itnrb am Wipreen 6cs 81. Sartar 1907
2tugult llpBuff, ~gelie6tcr Gntte bon Sorot6U
lipDoft. Sic SrGucrfeicr Iiuoei in icincro Gebs
ten 2Sobnltlg, OH. pos, glibldnosgloe., itatt.
Sic 3eit Der Necrbi9ln9 miro fpatcr nrgejeigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

tomnlen, OoB Scr 9cro6ctrieb iofort
cirgeltclt lueroen ioQtc. Cine Cont
million oon 0coIogen lit munmebr
eruannt moroelL bic elm iadpcrIt61t-
oige5 llrtbcil obgbeben iol.
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Is. & g. NIB $40. Telephone.
s.. Ganoer q. GDhnc,

2eiGcnDcitattcr ilno GinbalSamirer,
Rr. 1908 nno 1910, Gantpu.g ucnie,
SI6uit.Gfc Saltimprc'Str. unb 9rpaouaN.
SGbrifantcn bon YatcrtsGasIe!s.
(Sebr10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Fdie far'6 slusfaub beiurst G. 9adtnc, Nr.
fla, Oit.Yaltimprc.atr maize Guitnnbouic. glnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Sprratuc.

Maferiim - YartartiD - ;Sriebfid.
Neftii6 bon gSalbropt cir iilio cine baltic
giortbsIbcr: s.Gar. Jreie Glifden gia1miftagS
an terminus. Yreiie bon Begr1bn!bpldteil
lest fpe6ica. 2ei6te Yebinalraen. 9eIepboIi-
Snlon 223. Siireau:- Traaflit- nub @inoior.
Wuaos. gerIanat Sroibiirr. (Wiai4 ,1S,T&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Goulanb's tiirftIdc SGScr,
Ganitnblc'G ctduoc, Poitanlt geacu. etets often.
(Muu2o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

y. NInN SIIlnille,
Brditoent Der GolttraitsSergcbungSslcD3rbc
(Se6t 1856, 7,S,9,tI,t2)
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

Samuel H. Nance and James
Johnson, drunkenness, 81 and costs
each; ]. d. Shelton, carrying con-
cealed a deadly weapon, $50 ana
costs, and ten days in jail; Otha
Chllders, colored, using insulting
language, $40 and costs; Dink VIII
Hams, colored, disorderly conduct,
$40 and costs; Fin Hamilton and
Frank Trimbler, breach of peace, dis
missed: George alias Fatty Brown,
colored, breach of peace, dismissed;
Mollie Harmon, colored, breach or
peace, dismissed; I. H. Gray, petit
larceny, recognizance forfeited;
George Halfway, colored, disorderly
conduct, $40 and costs; John Ken
nedy, breach OF peace, continued;
Mrs. Drake, running a bawdy house,
dismissed; Annie Singleton, colored,
petit larceny, continued; Hugh
Boyle, breach of ordinance, filed
away; VIII Moore, continued and An
ME Moore, both colored, $40 and
costs, for a breach Of peace.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
IN louisville.

Misfortunes of poor Billy Semo-
min. removed county clerk of Jeffer-
son county, If he is guilty Of the
conversion of $50, 900 of the states
funds. will furnish a text for much
preaching, and, yet, the circumstances
point directly to a particular instance
Of a too weak man, entrusted with
public funds-or a bad selection,
rather than condition Of affairs.
Only incidentally does the case point
a political moral, the bad effect of a
party machine entrenched behind
big majority Mayhap the unfortu-
nate official was convinced Louis
VILE would always remain Demo
cratic, and so long as he was loyal
to its interests, he could do as he
pleased with his Office, overlooking
the fact that there is a city machine
and a state machine. local courts and
state courts.
Unquestionably, if "Billy" Semo-
min used these funds. as alleged. he
expected to nay them back. That is
ever the way of the moral weakling.
He uses trust funds in his private
business, confident that he can re-
place them with the profits Of the
venture. But the man. who has not
sufficient Judgment to leave other
peoples money alone, seldom has
Judgment enough to make good in
yestment.
Such conditions and such men are
produced under machine domination.
Political machines need weak men
who can be handled. In Louisville
conditions have been bettered by the
removal Of the corruptly elected
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
rHE REPuRLIcAN TICKET.

For Governor-Augustus E. Will
son, of Louisville.
For Lieutenant Governor-W. H.
Cox, of Mason county.
For Attorney General-James
Breathitt, of Christian county.
For Auditor-Frank P. James, Of
Mercer county.
For Treasurer-Capt. Edwin Far
ley, of McCracken county.
For Secretary of state-Dr. Ben
l.. Bruner, of Hart county.
For superintendent of Public In
struetioh-J. S. Crabbe, of Boyd
county.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
IN. c. Rankin, of Henry county.
For Clerk of Court of Appeals
Napier Adams, of Pulaski county.
For Legislature-George o. Nc
Broom.
Mayor ......... James P. Smith
City Attorney. +. Arthur Martin
City Treasurer. .... .Joll Dorian
City Clerk. ..... Geo Se Lehnhard
City Jailer. ...... George Andreeht
City Tax Assessor. Harlan Griffith
Aldermen c. Leech, Harry r..
Hank, G. NJ. Oehlschlaeger, Jr., c..
H. Chambhn, w. T. Miller.
Councilmen-- Second ward, Al r.
Young; Third ward, c. L. Van Me-
ter; Fourth ward F. S. Johnston;
Fifth ward, S. A. Hill, Frank May
er; Sixth ward, w. L. Bower.
School Trustees First ward, w. NJ.
Karnes; Second ward, w. J. Hills;
Third ward, H. S. Wells and
]. II. Garrison; Fourth ward,
DR.. c. G. Warner and c. G. KEEL
ly; Fifth ward, 1. o. Walker;
Sixth ward, ]. c. Farley and Ed
Morris.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

Democratic office holders, because
any change would have been an inn
provement; but it is only the substi-
tuition of one machine for another
and we are of the opinion that the
new alliance is worse than the old
The Kohn-Whallen faction, long
since discredited, has ridden in on
the tide that engulfed the Halde-
man-Grainger regime, and while
sympathizing with the state admin
istration In state politics. these men
are playing the Louisville situation
to fasten their own control on affairs.
There is only one salvation for
Louisville this fall, and the Republi-
cans Of the Falls City, by their good
sense in making it a straight party
fight. are offering the city the OPP
portunity.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

The Sun indorses the action Of the
members of the board of public
works in protesting against the man.
ner in which First street is blocked
to traffic by the railroad tracks. The
tracks should conform to the grade
and they should be filled in. The
river traffic of Paducah is constantly
increasing and wharfage is now
scarcely sufficient for the trade
With Kentucky avenue wantonly
blocked, hauling is hampered, and
there is no excuse for such a total
disregard of the rights of the public
We trust the board of public works
will now proceed to compel whoever
is responsible to put those tracks in
proper condition, so that the rights
of other people to travel on First
street may be equally recognized
with that of the railroad.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25

After some As hours neglest of
the subject, the News-Democrat last
evening revived its interest in the
Boyle case sufficiently to devote over
a half column to interviews with at
torneys concerning what the attor-
neys believed Judge Reed. of the cir
cult court, had practically decided in
the case, and what those attorneys
would do in case Judge Reed should
admit certain pleadings. Waving a
natural curiosity as to the purpose
of the article, we have two sugges-
lions to offer-the circuit court is
located in Paducah, not over six
blocks from any newspaper Office,
and its sessions are public; the best
way to get news of the proceedings
in that court is to send a reporter to
the court If we desired to know
what attitude Judge Reed had as
.sumed toward a particular issue, we
should interview Judge Reed, rather
than an advocate for either side.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
AIp FoR BAoKwARD PuPns.
"No Grade Classes" Under Tutorial
System 10 BE Established for De-
ficient Public School Students.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 25.-To as
sist backward students of the public
schools and enable them to keep up
with their classes, the elementary
schools committee of the board of
education authorized the establish
ment of what will be known as mo
grade classes"
These will be tried in the Randall
school. at Ninth and cambridge
streets. and the Wharton school, at
Fifth street and Washington avenue.
Students who have fallen behind by
absence or some other unavoidable
cause, as well as those mentally de-
ficient in certain branches, will be
transferred from their classes and
placed under the personal supervis-
ion of the teacher in charge Of the
mo grade classes She will be
Obliged to give each pupil special at
tention, and in this manner the
board hopes to overcome the diff
Guilty that has always been expert
enced by teachers in the foreign set
Elements, where English particularly
retards the progress.
The 'tutorial system" as the spe-
cial classes will eventually become
has been tried in a number Of schools
and the great success has led to the
establishment of the classes. Dr..
Brumbaugh is strongly in favor OF
the new work, and lit was on his
recommendation chiefly that the
board acted. Work will begin in Sep
TENDER. and, if beneficial in the two
schools selected, will be established
throughout the city.
A committee was appointed to con-
fer with Attorney General Todd and
City Solicitor Gendell regarding the
refusal of the department of factory
inspection at Harrisburg to supply
theh board of education with blanks
to be filled in by students taking ad-
vantage of the age limit to leave
school.
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THE THREAD TRUST.


AS anticipated. the dogs of war in
the trade have been let loose to fight
about the price of a spool Of thread
1t will be remembered th1t the price
was advanced on May 20 to &c per
dozen, less a discount of per cent.
within 60 days A cash discount of
/ per cent. in 80 days or per cent.
in 10 days from date of invoice is
allowed Customers are guaranteed
against loss on stock on hand and in
transit by any change in price made
by the seller The retail selling
price was advanced at the same time
from to 6 cents per spool of 200
yards.
So strong we're some OF the objec-
lions that the Spool Cotton company,
whose Offices are on White street.
sent out circular June 81 to its
customers. explaining why the adj
vance was made. The circular read:
"In answer to Inquiries as to the rea-
son why the pNce of various makes
and grades of spool cotton sold by
us have been made because Of the
increase in the cost of manufacture
ing. Since 1899. when the former
price was adopted, the kind OF cotton
used In the spool cotton we sell has
advanced in cost 1874 per cent, labor
per capita "a per cent, coal % per
cent, spools IL per cent, and general
supplies 119 per cent. Under the
circumstances we trust our custom
ers will appreciate that the increase
in our prices has not been unreason-
able or arbitrary, and that It has
been caused solely by the increased
cost Of manufacturing -Journal OF
Commerce.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-25
gentral tank carpenter. IS M.

Central tank carpenter, is i'll.
George Winford, acting supervisor
of the Illinois Central railroad on the
Tennessee division between Dyers-
burg and Memphis, fell from the rear
of south bound passenger train in
charge of Conductor Frank Wheeler
at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning as
the train was turning sharp curve
one mile north of Brighton and sus-
tanned injuries which caused almost
instant death. Mr.. Winford for many
years had charge Of the Brighton
section Of the Illinois Central and
was acting supervisor during the
absence Of r. L. Hazelgrove, who is
ION duty on a leave of absence, Win
ford was about 81 years of age.
Ben West. of Jackson, Tenn, a
fireman on the Illinois Central, was
brought to the railroad hospital here
last night with both knees bruised.
He had coaled his engine at Dyers-
burg, Tenn, and was standing on
the ground when several large Jumps
OF coal fell and struck his knees
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Lieutenant Colonel Ayres COM
plains that other men of his rank,
less fit than he, are unmolested,
while he was ordered before the
medical board and retired But Col.
Ayres must remember that the wives
of the other officers have not attract
ed the attention of the department
to the deficiencies.
After roasting him to a "frazzle, "
because he is a Republican, the Ken
lucky State Journal says of Capt. Ed
Farley:
While personally a genial, clever
gentleman. he offers to the independ-
ent voter no attractions not possess
ed by the Democratic nominee, and
therefore nothing can be urged in his
favor"