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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Sophy tore the envelope right across
its breadth and shook out the fllmsy
paper within. II was folded in four.
She did not trouble TO open 1t. Lady
Meg was a woman Of her word, and
here was the hundred pound note OF
the Bank Of England-"Upon which
you'll go, aud no reasons given" With
a bitter smile she noticed that the note
was soiled. the foldings old. the edges
black where they were exposed. She
had no doubt that all these years Lady
Meg had carried II about. so as TO be
ready for the literal fulfllment of her
bond.
Upon which," said sophy, Il GO"
The bitter smile lasted perhaps n
minute more. then the girl flung herself
into a chair In a ut Of tears rs bitter.
She had served-or failed 10 serve
Lady Mog's mad purpose, and she was
dung aside. Very likely she had
grown hateful-she the witness Of in
sane whims now past and out OF IA
vor. The dismissal might not be I'M
natural; but. for all their bargain. the
manner was inhuman. They had lived
and eaten and drunk together for 50
long Had there been no touch OF ar
fection. no softening Of the heartf II
seemed motif seemed not. Sophy
wept and wondered. "Oh. that | had
never left you. JuIiar sue cries in her
letter. and no doubt cried now, for
Julia had give- her a friends love. II
Lady Meg h. ven her only what one
spares for a dog-a kind word before
he Is Vanished. a friendly lament al
parting.
Suddenly through the window came
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
THE BOOKS OF THE BIBLE.

The BOOkS Of THE BIBLE.
In Genesis the word was made:
In Exodus the march is told:
Leviticus contains the law:
In Numbers are the tribes enrolled.
In Deuteronomy again
We're urged to keep Gods law
alone;
And these five books OF Moses make
The Oldest writings that are
known.
Brave Joshua to Canaan leads:
In Judges Oft the Jews rebel:
We read OF David's name in Ruth
And First and Second Samuel.
In First and Second Kings We read
How Tad the Hebrew state be-
came;
In First and Second Chronicles
Another history Of the same.
In Ezra captive Jews return,
And Nehemiah builds the wall:
Queen Esther saves her race from
death.
These books historical" we cal.
In Job We read of patient faith;
In Psalms and David's songs OF
praise:
The Proverbs are to make us wise:
Ecclesiastes next portrays
How fleeting earthly pleasures are:
The song OF Solomon is all
About the love of Christ: and thest
Five books devotional" we call
Isaiah tells of Christ to come
While jeremiah tells of woe
And in his lamentations mourns
The Holy City's overthrow.
Ezekiel speaks of mysteries.
And Daniel foretells kings OF old;
Hosea calls men to repent;
In joel blessings are foretold.
Amos tells of wrath: and Edam
Obidiah's sent to warn:
While Jonah shows that Christ
should die.
And Micah where he should be
born.
In Nahum Nineveh is seen;
In Hsbakkrk Chaldea's guilt;
In zephanah Juiah's sins;
In Haggai the Temples built;
Zachariah speaks of Christ,
And Malachi of John. His sign.
The prophets number seventeen.
And all the books thirty-nine.
Matthew. Mark and Luke and John,
Tel what Christ did in every
place;
Acts shows what the Apostles did,
And Romans how we're saved by
grace.
Corinthians instructs the church,
Galatians shows us faith alone,
Ephesians true love; and in
Philippians Gods grace is shown.
Colossians tells us more OF Christ,
Ana Thessalonians OF the end:
In Timothy and Titus both
Are rules for pastors to attend.
Philemon Christian friendship
shows:
Then Hebrews clearly tells us
how all
The Jewish laws prefigured Christ
And these epistles are by Paul
James shows that faith by works
must live,
And Peter urges steadfastness,
While John exhorts to Christian
love,
For those who have It God will
bless:
Jude shows the end of evil men,
And Revocation tells of heaven.
This ends the whoe New Testament
And all the books are twenty
seven
Read before the Teachers Train
ing Class OF Tenth Street Chris
tan church by Miss Ina Darnell
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

n boys shrill voice,
"Vive Ia guerre!"
Sophy sprang 10 her
feet. caught up the dirty
note and thrust II in
side her glove. Without
delay. seeming without
hesitation, she left the
house. passed swiftly
along the ST Get and
made for the Tont Roy
al. She was bound for
the other bank and for
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Why couldn't each town sweep
and dust the Ohio river in front Of
its own levee during the dry spell?
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
'SOphy $ Krayonia
ooooooooooo by ooooooooooo
ANTHONY HOPE
Author of The Prisoner of Zenda"
Observation-Disclosures
! Copyright. 1906 Anthony Hope Hawkins

rt "a we'll" he answered and drew
her with him back TO the window.
Together they stood. looking down
at Is war thenY' she asked.
without doubt it's war-without
doubt" he answered gravely. And be
yond that no man knows anything"
"And youT' she asked.
He took her hands again. both OF hers
in his. "My lady of the red starr he
murmured softly.
"And your
"You wouldn't have II otherwisei"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

The quails must have thought the
night riders had taken the country
yesterday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Chief OF Detectives-Now give MS
a description Of your missing cash
Ter. How tau was he?
Business Man don't know hoN
tai he was. What worries me Is
that he was $4,000 short Phila
delphla Record.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

mir came quick
~ across to her.
throwing his
helmet on the
ia Bile as he
passed. He took
her hands. II
know. / "A d y
Meg wrote 10
me-" he said
And you are
here
II have no
9th er h o m @
now" she said.
With a light
of JOY in his
Eyes he kissed
her lips.
Il come 10
you only when
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

II haze an hour notc-- les
and all the cam Then you've
pdign," said he. an hour to
make me sure | love your
lie answered as 10 woman OF his
own stock:
Il have an hour now-and all the
campaign" said he.
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Daily Thought.

The tears of a penitent are the
wine OF angels.-St. Bernard.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
October, 1908.

Total 131,Ozs
Average for October, 1908. .5075
Average for October, 1907. :. 1878
Increase ...... ......... 1897
Personally appeared before me
this Nov. 3. 1908, r. d. MacMillen,
business manager of The Sun, who
aflrms that the above statement Of
the circulation OF The Sun for the
month of October, 1908, ic true to
the best OF his knowledge and belief.
Ny commission expires January
~, 1912.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public McCracken Co.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27


bidl God 60
with you. as my
heart goes!
When do you
goY'
II take the
road In an ho;ir
for Strassburg.
We are 20 be
of AiacMahon's
corps"
"In an hourr'
yes"
"Your prepa
rations - are
they made ?"
Yes"
And you are
freeT"
Yes"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
you DON'T HAVE TO WAIT

IOU DIN I HIVE TO VIII
Every dose makes y0u ieeioetter. Lss-ro
keeps your whole 'nsidss night. sold or me
mon ~ sack plan everywBerr. fuos % serts.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

you only when I'm in troubleT' she
said softly
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Total ................ 1s7.O2s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

aY ADOBE Joss.

DETROIT. Mich. Oct. IA 70
clfcroua and enthusiastic welcome
was given the TIGERS when they Re
turned 70 their lair today. The vic
tory 81 hullln made him the real
royal Bengal. and ~ strenuous we're
hie admirers In expressing their ap
probation that the police Were
compelled a. rescue him from his
ardent frisnds
Hundreds Of fans fsoeked about
the Tigers a. they emerged from
the train shed Everyone 81 them
especially Cobb. waa given an ova.
lion and tnmuitnoaais escorted e.
their hotel AZ henuett park the
bugs shnwed substantial appre
citation 81 the victory BY turning out
early ia the day 10 secure available
seats FOR the struggle Of the after.
neon Az III o'clock the Jam al the
Entee vas taxing the energy of the
poles. and ffum the box offices 81.
tended a iinc Of fans half a mile
long
The weather for the fourth game
~ the worlds series vsA perfect
The odds on the Cubs fell from 5
70 ihAt fhey would win today. to
70 s u vas \ : to ! bet that
Chances men would win the series
The winning team must capture
four games out % seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

LONDON. Oct. I'm iawolsky.
the Russian foreign minister. and
Sir Edward Gray. British secretary
% foreign affairs, are today connid.
criak what features % the Euro
pean International situation should
BE- lneluded In the deliberations Of
the expected Conference Of the p0w.
era n addition 10 the compiled.
tons in the near east The i'm.
prnMNiah prevails hers today that.
with The widening ~ the scope Of
the ranserencc the meeting will be
one o. the most important II not
the most important gathering %
diplomats Of modern times Il IL
andefsfood that France agrees with
th. attitude uf England and Russia
Turkey ~ delighted at the prospect
The haiaSr. whu has atood aioof
during fuoat Of the discussions, has
not made hsa attitude clear The
greatest danger nos lies Ia the pos
aihsllts Of the precipitation Of war
botweea bulgaria aud Turkey and
SerYia and Austria. and many dip
lomafic Instructions we're sent To
day - Representatives in the nai.
kanN capitals lnstructsng that most
urgent appeals be made for the
poetppuemsHt q hostlli'ies until ey.
cry opportunity - had for = peace.
tut settlement u ali the differences.
lawoihky ~ credited with a dlplo
matte victory in inducing England
% sniafgc the scope Of the confer.
nucr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
TAFT'S CAR
LEAVES
RAILS
NOMINEE AND PARTY
ARE SEVERELY
JOLTED.
Accident Is Caused by
Rails Spreading on
the Ties.

STERLING. Ohio. Oct 10 The
Taft special. which arrived here at
Io.fh O'Clock this morning. met
uith a sHEht accident while ran
ming az a reduced rate 0f speed Just
before Il reached this city The
ear. Constitution. containing Taft
Gov. Harris. % Ohio senator Dick
of Ohio, Senator Smith. - Miehl.
gan. and 3 number 81 other prumt
nent men. left the track aud thu
occupants Werc severely toited
There II a question as 20 the
cauae % the wreck. but 4 L. sup
posed 10 have resulted from spread
ing rails There IL a possibility.
however. that Il WIS tbs work % a
misefeaut
No one was Injured 81 the acct.
dsuf and Norkmen who were quick
~ summoned % the scene replaced
the car on the track A large iron
bar was found beside the rails. and
for a time. Il was Thought 90 have
been tie cause 81 the tFuable The
track was recently repaired az this
polnt and the railroad officials are
NWMHANtNtA AkHatN t&fN A"eA"Hi 80 HfHN $50"
leaving the track ass che spreading
pf rails which had not been properly
fastened % the ties.
The occupants % The special car
an declare that the incident IL =
good omen Senator Dick said that
Taft Il nos sure Of election. a. the
escape Of the party from serious
injury today. IN bis opinion. proves
that TAFT has q charmed life.
Taft began the second dag ~ bis
Ohio tour today AZ HaroeFtan. his
voice was not so good a. " was
yesterday. and be spoke with diiu
Guilty. lie declared that the protee.
tive tariff IL the ground work Of
and that the election Of
Hrvan would destroy confidence
The factories NJ narbertnn sus.
pended work today % allow their
employees 20 hear TAFT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
STATE is VICTORIOUS In
LAKE SHORE LAND SUIT

The suit was carried 10 the
United states circuit court aud the
decision OF Judge Whitson that the
state had the right to dispose OF the
lands was upheld
l. A. Nadoau. Of the A-Y.P board
OF directors. said today concerning
the decision. This does not al.
rectlv affect the directors. MS they
do not have the spending OF the
money. Indirectly. however. il is OF
a great deal Of Importance OF the
million coming from the sale Of
these lands. 5000. 900 goes TO the
University OF Washington for the
erection OF permanent buildings.
which are 10 be used for the expo.
sition also and which are already
nearly completed The balance iB
to be- expended on the Washington
state building, forestry and women's
buildings. aud on the collection OF
the Washington exhibit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
He Is Jailed, Despite His
Clever Story of
Innocence.

Protesting that he Is guiluess Of
issuing several worthless checks.
William II. q Colt a young man
who says his home Is az Oswego.
N. v. was arrested by City Detec.
tive G II Phillips az the Hotel Lin.
coin shortly before noon and taken
70 the city Jail
Colt admits issuing a number Of
checks while a guest az the Lin.
coin during the past month. but
says he thought his mother had de
posted sufficient funds In the First
National bank OF OswegO 60 make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
ARMY OFFICER
DESERTS WIFE

waN arrested. and up0n his agree
mcut e. return without demanding
requifltlon papers. WIS allowed 10
- 20 st. Louis lie was accom-.
panied By nurse aud two men
servants
The trouble between the fuckers
IL Of long duration Mrs John A.
Logan. mother Of Mrs Tucker. tried
70 Induce Judge Taft 10 order a
court martial 81 Tucker last year.
when Taft was secretary Of war.
on the charge that Tucker had been
guilty of misconduct while he was
stationed In the Philippines TAFT
investigated the charges at that
time and stated that be believed
them uufounded lie exonerated
Tucker
Tucker was relieved from the
quartermaster Keneralehlp here two
monthH ago b Maj Ray ON account
~ iil.noaith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
u. S. Court Upholds the
Decision of Judge
Whitson.

Word was received here this
morning that the United States cir.
cult court Of appeals In San Fran
cisco had affirmed the decision Of
Judge Whitson In the Lake Union
and Lake Washington shore land
cases
The suit was brought by the up.
land owners 10 prevent the state
from disposing OF shore lands on the
lakes. on the ground that Il be.
lonRed TO the upland owners and
was not governed by the tide land
laws. The state sold the lands with
the agreement that the money re-
coived 90 the amount Of $1,000. 900
should apply on tho state appropria-
ton for the A..YsP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
But HISGEN IS DUE TONIGHT
FAMOUS EDITOR is
CALLED TO THE
EAST.
His Presidential Candidate
VIII Be on Hand,
However.

William r. Hearst will not speak
Ia Seattle tonight Thomas l.. His
gen, the Independence candidate for
president and Hearst parted com
pany before reaching Portland East
night. SIR Hearst suddenly deciding
10 90 east.
Mr. Hisgen all arrive IN Tacoma
this afternoon about O'Clock His
private car will be- brought 10 Sc.
attic, and he will arrive here by
boat
Tonight from $50 to 1880 there
will be- a reception Ia the Butler
IN Mr. Hisgen's honor. 20 which
Seattle business men have been in
vited.
Reason Not Known.
Why Mr. Hearst suddenly de-
cided 10 20 east is not known. IL
was Blk surprise TO the officials
at Independence headquarters. In
the Sullivan block. They Immediate
~ began sending Inquiries TO Port
land. but received no answe-
The program tonight AZ Dream
land rink will be carried out just
the same as If Mr.. Hearst we're
here" said National Committeeman
Homer o. Campbell this morning
q. W. Craig. former organizer for
the American Federation OF Labor,
and H. w. knickerbocker a Ne
yada labor leader. win speak In
Mr. Hearsts place"
Go 10 Tacoma.
II. o. Campbell and State Com
mitteeman J. l. knight viii meet
Mr. Hisgen in Tacoma this after
noon.
The failure Of Mr. Hearst to
come 10 Seattle IS a sad blow 20
the members Of the Independence
party. and caused considerable re-
greet among politicians Of other
parties. as the editor was expected
to read a fresh batch Of letters that
would inject q little life into the
national campaign.
For the past week # has been
rumored that Hearsts letters In
Seattle would affect some Wash.
lngton officials. indirect reference
being made 10 Senator Piles. and
the democrats we're eagerly await
ing his coming.
Say Hearst Was Afraid.
This morning Il was the talk
around democratic headquarters
that Hearst was afraid to come 10
Seattle. as be would have received
as good as he gave. In republican
headquarters no official regrets
were spoken. but unoffieially there
vas disappointment, as the editors
visit was looked upon as likely 20
damage the local democratic canee.
With Hearst gone. the Hisgen
tour loses its spice. aud. although
Hisren Is the presidential candi.
date. Hearst and his letters have
been the drawing card ever since
the tour began.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
Young Wife Says She Was
Compelled to Flee
for Safety.

Alleging that although married
Less than month. her husband
treated her 70 unklndly that She was
Obliged 90 flee from home ia the
night and secure the services Of q
police officer 10 so back with hcr
and get her clothing Doris Graham
filcd suit for divorce against her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
Arrested on That Charge
and Will Be Taken
to Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct IA w y Tuck.
er. formerly n paymastor in the
United States army. was arrested
today 81 Decatur. Ills. and charged
with having deserted his wife.
daughter ~ the late Gen John A.
Logan Tucker was taken 10 st.
Louis. from where be viii be
brought TO Chicago this afternoon
The army officer vas arrested on
"a warrant iasued by Municipal
Judge Gemmill Al the instance Of
Mrs Mary Logan Tucker. HIS wife.
who charged that he abandoned her
July 2b. Tucker was ~ when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
DETROIT
SHUT
OUT
CUBS WIN FOURTH
GAME BY SCORE
OF 3 TOO.
Tigers Unable to Make
a Run Off Browns
Delivery.
cuss .. TIGERS o.

= DETROIT. Mich. Oct. H.
: The Chicago Cubs defeated
= Jennings Tigers to-day II Ben.
. netts park In the fourth same
= u the series by a score 81
= % o This makes the third
= game Tor the Cubs 20 one for
: Detroit Chances men hit
= Summers az will. while brown
: vas practically inyineihlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
ENGAGEMENT
HAS BEEN
BROKEN
1t Is All Off Between Duke
Abruzzi and Miss
Elkins.

ROME. oct lathe engagement
~ the Duke Of Ahruzzi and Miss
Katherine Elkins has undoubtedly
been broken The announcement
comes today from the timer court
circles and 10 bears the Eemi-official
stamp II is credited as the truth
ty many 81 the dukes friends.
The break 49, soid 60 have resulted
from the constant discussion of tho
match Ia Europe and America. both
in the public prints and In general
gossip
The news came as "a surprise. how
ever. Go most people here as I'd was
only recently that an the details had
been completed even 10 the sending
of a squadron o. warships TO America
TO escort the royal bridegroom back
TO ms native country with his bride.
WASHINGTON. oct. ls.-Tho am
nounccment from Rome that the
Ahru1xi Elkins engagement Is brok-
cn Off. Is believed here aud is
strengthened hy recent announce
meuts from Senator Elkins, that
the engagement never existed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
YOUTHS CHECKS
ARE WORTHLESS

the paper good lie says he came
20 Seattle from Nome about a
month ago a few DAYS after reach
Ina this city ~ cashed HIS first
check al the hhtel office
According to%saptain OF netec.
uves Tenant. Colt has cashed
about 500 worth OF paper The
young man says he wired his
mother some time aRo 20 deposit
$3.50 In the Oswego hank. and he
presumed that she had done so.
A search Of the Western Tele-
graph Co. files revealed no copy OF
a telegram sent 10 Colts mother
The young man will be held until
the checks issued by him are re.
turned 20 Seattle from the East
Colt was dressed IA the height OF
fashion when Phillips placed him
under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
INLAND FLYER is
LAID UP BY LOG

The steamer Inland Flyer while on
her outward run tnte mpfaing en-
log which TANNED up
Ner rmdter. and unnbie 90 steer she
arfftsH about the sound for time.
hnf finally vas able 60 return 90 tee
aoeh under her nwn steam, arc y
seas thought there that ahe would he
nhIa 4o leave ur her scNrdHir tNt#
/, ftarnoun ls could not be learned
t.,.t o.taf damage size received hut
IL IL Thought that &c - not serious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
DRIVES HIS BRIDE FROM
HOME AT NIGHT

husband in the superior court this
morning.
The complaint states that she was
married "a Graham. who is skilled
undertaken. on Aug 90. 1905 and
that he hahitualiy subjected her to
cruel treatment and personal in
dlguiiics. ON the night Of Sept. A..
she alleges that ho drove her from
home. and that ne publicly advcr-
tlsed next day that h. would not be
responsible FOR debts contracted by
her The plaintiff asks for alimony
and the restoration of her maiden
name. Doris slavery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

Wien asked concerning a rumor
or Princess Royal was % he taken
OF the Vancouver run ana sent 90
fhe drvfock fnr repairs. a y Calder
~ thH c ~ "a offices here. em-
Dhaflcafiy denied the statement
Tire FrincfHs Royal VII stag on. ana
heretofore. barring accidents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
OLE LOVED HARD
AND EXTENSIVELY

Olaf Oieaon. 3 tahorer. amused
hirrnelf ~ throwing HE arms about
Hfranwera Ia the lobby 20 Use ATiluE-
ton hotel thfa morning ana ffiENton q
Va .es.ersf FHaafa with nia uHeEuerf-
et bnar huge Dlosun was having g
w "a solemn fun when Sergeant ~
police cfamda Nennick and fatrQI-
nae H Hodge arrived ou the
srrue and frlskrd him away % the
rifv fall 0Ieson o. auffertpa lfoN,
,..If f. Nffa untu hiH nerves. are q
frfffa afanIfFF