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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

Sacred history properly dramatizet
must necessarily be Of great benefi
to oil who give it attention, for wher,
one man can acquire knowledge BY
reading, uiuety-nine or more are will
ing to study BY the ear and eye com.
bined, and will retain INSTRUCTION
thus received more windy than
from the written page. General Wal
lace's great book "Ben- Hur" 10 b..
yond doubt ; most Interesting volum,
but how infinitely more impressive i.
the actual presentation Of these deeda
set down. The series Of world picture,
pertaining to Chrlst's life 10 this dram
atization are most ably selected from
the povel by William Young, bat th.
play . BY no means q picture Of tht
life Of the Redeemer. The salient
earthly points Of the novel. not th.
strictly religious, are what the drama.
t,st selected AID for that reason "Ber
dur" is full OF common interest re
gasdless Of belief OF creed.
Art and invention Joined hands il
making KIaw 4 Erlsnger's new and
greater production . marvel OF the
stage. The thrilling interest Of the
story Is intensified by the wonderful
mechanical eon,rivances which make
possible the presentation Of such
striking incidents - the chariot race
With IT. twelve fiery steeds. the sink.
ing Of the Roman galIev and the re-
cue. the appearance OF the Star Of
Bethlehem, the vision in the Vale OF
Hinnom and miracle on the Mount OF
Olives The charact<1 of0cnersl Wal.
lace's mighty biblical romance ia
throughiy maintained not withstand.
ing the magnitude a the scenic setting
Keen ,uesest 10, ceatered 10 the
staging Of "Ben Hus" ct the Tulane
Theatre for one veak, beginning Mon
day. Feb. 5 when N addition to the
six evening performances, mst,uees
will be given on Wednesday and Sat.
urday. MI. Thos. Campbell. manager
Of the Tulane Theatre willgive special
attention to oil orders for seats
through the mail providing remit
lance accompanies same. Seats will
be plsgd on sa!e to-day. Prices
range from Soc 10 600.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

n. ~. aoe'a' reward will be given
a 49,, ssia'n ct aGold Watch, Chain
~ d =, WNaitham double Case
M. M. .. 30. w167S; Number Of move
oo,. ';ssu'asst. "Anuaa 10 egraved
\ 49, us Of cAse. Nv. l.. R." j. on
Mad ,., WILyox L. RoGRR,
W. 4
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

A Kentuckey man 10 reported 70
haye died from swallowing frog in
spring water he vas drinking. Here
% another eruesome argument against
prohibition.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01
Registration Notice.

The registrar will DO At the follow.
ing places. on:dates given, to regists,
Feb. 3. La't Refinery
Feb 4, !. ]. Bassss
Feb 5, W n Price =
Feb s. y Thibodaux
Feb Z, Breaux
Feb 8. Daptin
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

Chateau Bellevue, A excellent i'm.
Iuled French vine. manufactured by
iGiste Duport & Co., Bordeaux,
h NE by 8. v. Tragic. Thsbc.daux,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Near Thibodaux La,

Farm containing aboat 100 srpents
Of land, Of which 81 arpents 10 cleared
balanced in wood land will be cold on
easy terms.
Apply to I'm. Coulon,
Real Estate Agent
Bank OF Lsfourche,
Thibodaux La.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

Statesmen WANTED to look after
our interest ia Lafourche and ada.
cent counties. Salary or Commission.
Address The Harvey Oil Co. Cleve.
land, q.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

~ uenocsatic Parish Central Com
~ aas called = second primary
We 10 the parish for Assessor be-
N. sogar Morvant aud SEVERN i
~ we tvo candidates vho had
49, lAe grestsst number OF votes,
= o. . majority.
lllss n 4; primary election vac also
g. y. = 'ae Third ward for police
~. I've. |. Charles J. Guedry and
Falgout, and 10 the fourth
\. w police juror also between U.
I'M .'os and Thomas J. Foret.
~ WINERY election will be held
~ election.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

Itch cured 10 30 minutes BY Wool
sfors Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Eod BY e. N. Roth, Druggist
Dec l6.6n
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01
For Sale.

property 20 BY ITO feet: .
~ cottage; situated ON President
III nalf block from the r. II
Apply at this Office
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For Rent.

For Rent.
Store with residence, 2 miles below
Thibodsux. Apply to
IL. Toups,
fI-Ss Hinervs, La.
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Local Paragraphs.
=. seatiasl-Oa'v >l.eo per yeas.
v.rup-An experienced clerk
!, . srocery store. Arpiy At thi:
- a. 70 sMerchsnt". Box Bill

| Nov, boys, We had our
spat and It is done
,,th. for the time being. Let
,.set together and shout for
Ia nominees of the party,
III charge the common enc.
uy. the republican party.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01
With Your Eyesf

Don't know9 Only aware
that they hurt, or that you
can't see as we'll as 4 year
ago, or that you have unac.
countable headaches? Well,
we'll tell you what's the mat
ter without charge. Then,
Understanding in our line
you need we'll BE- glad to
supply it at a fair price. 1t
you don't need glasses you
don't owe us one cent.
LdiOurGh6 'J6Welrv 60
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01
The Election

w., ~"c'.' returns SHOW the following
0 cast ~ '"s parish last Tuesday.
For Governor.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01

0ADEo R2 a.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-01
ben Hur"

in New Orleans the week OF Feb, 3,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28

Tie mdn Nth he lGn- 4 ARK overcoat
term ruised q IN nc and Gay horse
Dir. prpf1ced
Markart's horse pecked His rider
awoke to the fact that be was pound
ing his mount without doing much good
70 himself. He would ,ee whether the
unknown meant to pass him or was
content 20 keep on equal terms. His
pace fell 70 a gentle tr0t-so did the
Strangers. Markart walked his horse
for half a udie-so did the stranger.
Thenceforward they went easily. each
keeping his position tin Markart came
10 where the road fOrked-on the right
to Dobrava. on the left 70 Praslok and
Volseni slarkart drew rein and walt
Ell. He might just as well see where
the stranger was going.
The stranger came up. and Markart
started violently. The lighter tinge OF
the blur was explained The stranger
rode a white horse. IL flashed on
NIarkart that the prince rode a white
charger and that the animal bad been
IN Slavna tho day before. He bad seen
1t being exercised. He peered into the
darkness. trying to see the mans face
The effort was OF no avail The stran-
ger came 70 a stand beside him. and
for a few moments Neither moved
Then the stranger turned bis horse's
head 10 the left. He was for Prasl0k
or VolsenL thenl Markart followed his
example. He knew why be DID not
speak to the stranger. but be was Won
dering Why on earth the stranger IN
not speak to him. He went on wonder
Ing til II occurred TO him that perhaps
the stranger was In exactly the same
state Of mind
There was 10 question % eantariDis az
even OF trotting now. The road rose
steeply II was loose and founderous
from heavy rain. Great stones lay
about. dangerous traps for a careless
rider. The horses labored. At the
same moment. with the same instinct.
Markart and the stranger dismounted.
The next three miles were done on foot.
and there before them in deeper black
rose the gate tower Of the castle OF
Praslok The stranger had fallen
little behind again. Now be drew level
They were almost opposite the castle
A dog barked from the stables. An
other answered from the castle. Two
more took UP the tune from the sta
bles. The castle guardian redoubled
his responsive Efforts. A man game
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28
'Sophy of
Kravonia.
By ANTHONY HOPE.
Author Of The Prisoner OF zsnda--
COPYRIGHT 1906. Anthony Hops
Hawkins-
tCOntipned from LAST Issue)

"Yes." said the king slowly. Captain
Markart goes 10 Praslok tonight with
a dispatch for his royal highness. you
know. Business. Lepage. urgent busi
ness, Everything must yield 10 that
The king enunciated this virtuous max
i'm as though il had been the rule Of
hi. life. NO tine 10 lose. Lepage. so
the captain soes tonight. but I'm afraid
he'll have a rough ride-very rough"
"rm afraid 50. SIR" said Lepage. and
added strictly in bis thoughts. And 50
VIII N. Zerkovitchr
Captain Markart was entirely Of his
majesty's opinion as he set out on his
journey 70 Praslok. His ride would
be rough. dark and solitary-the last
by Stenovics' orders. Markart was not
afraid He was vel armed. but he ex
pected 20 he very bored and knew that
he would be very wet by the time b.
reached the castle. He breathed 4
fervent curse on the necessities ~
state. % which he minister had In
formed him. as be buttoDcd M his
heavy cavalry Overcoat and rode across
the bridge on 70 TIE msin rad on the
right bank su hSor before midnight.
Going was very heavy: 50 was the
ain. 50 was the dIrkness. He aud his
horse made a blurred. laboring shape
on the murSy fac Of night. But his
orders were 70 hasten. and be pushed
Oh az a sharp trot and soon covered his
first stage. tue Eve niles 10 the OIL
wooden bridge. ~ here the road leave,
the course q tho Nruth. il carried gv,-
the river aud strikes northeast toward
the hills.
At this point he received the first IN
timatiou that his Journey was not O. ne
so solitary as be had supposed. When
he was halfway across tue bridge he
heard what sounded IKE an echo Of the
beat Of his horses hoofs on the tfuhers
bsalHd aim. The thing seemed odd
lie halted a moment % listen. The
sound q his horses hoofs stopped. but
the echo went on IL was no echo. then.
lie was not the only traveller that wayi
lie prickrd his horse with the spur.
Regainins the road. b. heard the TIM
hers Of the bridge sti sounding He
touched bls horse again and went for
ward briskiy He bad no reason 20 as
soclate his fellow travellers Grand
with his own. but be was sure that
when General Stencvics ordered dis
patch he wonld nor 10 pleased % lsara
that his messenger had BEEN passed by
another wayfarsr on the rad
But the stranger. too. was in a hurry.
& seemed. Markart could not shake
him %. on tie contrary. he drew
uenrer The rual was stll broad AMI
good Markart tried a canter. The
stranger broke into a canter. At any
rate. 1t makes Tor good time" thought
Markart. smiling uueasiiy In fact ne
two found themselves drawn into
sort Of race. On they went. covering
the miles at a quick. sustained trot. ez-
hilaraung 70 the men. but rather
strain on their horses. Both we're veil
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28
Kentucky Kernels

Charitable Louisville fed thousands
Christmas day.
W. A. Orndor. prominent citizen
of Logan county. died THURSDAY.
Crusade at Louisville against sal
arg loan sharks. Business men are
aiding.
Five negroes were killed IN south
CHRISTIAN county over jug OF
whisky.
Warden Of Frankfort penitentiary
viii organize baseball teams among
convicts.
VI P. Ccons. former MAYOR OF
Maysviile. Is dead He was a prom
uent Mason.
Fred Daugherty was shot and dan
gerously wounded by Jim Hearin.
rear Marion.
DepOsitOrs in tesunct Greensboro
Savings Bank and Trust company are
fling suits against the stockholders.
DR.. ] NJ. Matthews resigns as pres
ident Of the state board OF health. He
was appointed b. Governor Brown.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28

running out from the stables with a
lantern. A light flashed IN the door
way OF the castle. Both Markart and
tho stranger came 20 a staudstilL The
man with the lantern raised II In the
air to see the faces Of the travellers
They saw each others faces too. Thu
frst result was t0 send them into a a.
OF laughter relief from tension. n
recognition Of the absurdlty into which
thelr diplomatic caution had led them.
BY the powers. Captain MarkartT'
~. Zsrkcvitch. by heaven
They laughed gEain.
"Ah. and we might have had a pleas
ant ride togetherr
Il should have reioiced in the solace
Of your converse tionr'
But neither asked the other why BE-
bad behaved IN sgch a ridiculous man
ner.
~And our dcs.ins,ion Is the sameT'
asked Zer'.ovi,rh. ~You stop here c..
the cas-icF'
yes. YES. ". Ze-sovitch, And your
yes. captain. ycs. " journey ends
az the castle
(ContinaCd in Next ISsue)
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28
DREAMING THE NEWS.

The late depression We have had
in the financial wor.d caused a friend
OF mine to be much worried. He
went to his physician, who advised
him to take a rest
Now. Charley" he said. you
must stop smoking and excitement
Of az kinds: in fact. YOU must keep
yourself entire.y by yourself; re-
eeive no mail. read no letters ami
get no news from the outside world.
Go away, sir for a month"
Ny friend did this. and much In
proved. Returning home. be met
his butler at the station. and said.
James how is everything? All
right?"
Yes, sir; everything is al right,
sir. Purity gOoJ-"
Anything happen While was
away2"
NO, sir; everything Is all right
except your dog sir"
My dog?"
Your dog. sir"
What happened to him?"
Hes dead"
Dead"
Yes, sir"
What did he die off,
Il don't know. sir. I think &c was
from eating burnt horse fesh. sir. 4"
Burnt horse flesh 4" Why. how
t1 that hEppen2"
Well. I don't know. sir; l think
It was from the barn. sir"
The barn?"
Yes. sir. the barn burned down.
sir"
Why how did that happen"
We'll. you see, sir, I think ir was
from the sparks from the house"
What house,"
Your house, sir"
And how did the house catch ?"
Il think sir. it was from the cur
tains In the windows"
why. how did they catch fire."
Well l don't know think
they must have caught fire from the
candles.
What eaudles2 We haven't any
candles in our house. We use moth
ing but electricity and gas"
Il know. sir. but the candles
were all around the ciffin-"
The COIN, Why, who's deads'
"Oh nobody but your mother-in
law. sir"
MY mother-in-law2"
Yes. sir j"
How did she de-"
Il don't know. sir. but I think L
was from the shock.
"The shock2"
Yes, sir"
Eyes. SIR"
What shock"
We'll. YOU see-you wife ran
away with the coachman The
Circle.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28
Rigs TO b. HiyGED.
chang. the Koran Who slow Dar-
ham ". stevens.

san Franc SEQ. Dee. g Pleading
FOR death. T. " Chang. ne Eorcan
Vho Sew Dlflam ~ Steven. J1l-
arese adviser to fte court of Kcrea
AZ the Ferry bu irr am found
guilty a. murder iu tke seecnt g.
gree tctay teg-ei Iuige Cock 20
a-terce Inn Cd b. hanged When
TIE case cane uD for ssutenee Chang
asked for the extreme penalty of the
law. tie declared rhat De- would
weep his heart out On prsoa that b.
fully expected 90 b. hanged vhen De-
undertook the crime and thar Dis
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28

the The College widow. It is satire
For the rest they are melOdrama
pure and simple, transferred FROM
the rural atmosphere OF Arkansas to
New Haven, Conn. To be sure. there
Is no Old Skinhint. who holds
mortgage on the farm. and the vii
lain. who discovers a rich vein Of
ore under the farm, and determines
70 marry the he.ress to all the acres.
getting Skinfiint in his power to ac-
eomplish his purpose; but We have
the gambling student in the power
OF the town gambler and We have
the engenue OF Arkansas attending
college. dressed very much as she
did at home. and holding hands cOyly
with the juvenile lead. who happens
10 be the star this time. II she only
had a sunbonnet hanging by its
strings. tied in a bowknot under her
chin,
But the local color actors" in the
cast OF ehsraeter-GOodness era
ciousi What mother would let her
son go TO college with a bunch OF
e.garet smoking. booze fighting,
funny talking dudes like thOseg
Picturing representative American in
stitutsons OF learning in any such
fashion. and sending Il out as a mir
ror OF the times, is damaging We
only fear that somebody Will write a
play Of that character so good il Will
live. aud be handed down to pOsterity
as a picture Of one phase OF eOntemp-
.oraneOus American social life.
Don't worry. fathers and mothers
The only thing characteristic s the
wardrobe. Your boy may come home
wearing a little round hat turned up
on one side like a girls. and have a
little ruehe here and there. and a
touch OF color in his scarf and sox;
but he won't fall into the hands OF
the village gambler. and become en-
tangled with innocent engenues from
Arkansas. That Is. il be is a norma!
American youth. OF course. il he IS
an IDIOT. there's no use sending him
TO college. at all.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28
SIX FIRES KEPT
FIREMEN BUSY FOR
LAST "a HOURS

Six fires In twelve hours was the
record Of the Padueah IRE depart
ment from a. 80 saturday afternoon
until $50 Sunday morning. All Of
the fires were In dwelling houses. and
most OF the fires are believed 20 have
been started By sparks from fire.
works All Of the fires had good
starts. but the hreboys whsrled In and
prevented heavy losses where there
were dangerous blazes.
The biggest fire was received last
when a vacant house. 304 South Sc
ond street. was almost DESTROYED
Chef wood estimates that the loss
will be 5000. The alarm vas received
few minutes after the FIRE COM
pan.es had returned from fighting a
Ere on south Fifth street. Fire com
panies Nos. I and 4 responded % the
alarm. but second alarm was given
and the No. 2 company answered
About o'clock two houses we're
destroyed on South Flfth street near
the Old city hospital One house vas
vacant. while the other house was oc-
cupied By a family Of negroes. The
alarm OF the fire vas not received bv
the fire company until IS minutes
after the Ere started. aud 0up h0use
was destroyed. \ fireman On watch
lat the No. ? station. saw the glow
from the fame and gave the alarm
Fire companies Nos l. . and a an
swered the alarm, and had % drag
liEe Of hose from sixth and George
streets. The loss vii BE- about 500.
Another hard fight that the fremcu
had Vas 90 the burning q the house
OF Juliet Huiett. co'oref 1870 Kea-
tucky avenue about midnight The
frame building i built close % the
factory OF the Old o. l.. Gregory Vine
gar company. and for many minutes
the factory vas In danger. but the
firlmeu took their stand and refused
90 bulge from the fame Tke ala
dCvs On the vinegar factory we're
broken out b. the heat The ,oss
.vli b. about $500. Fire companies
Nos. .. and 4 answered the alarm
While working az the Ere a report
was received that there was Gre a.
Ffth and Adams st-eets. but 10 vas.
found untrue By Chief Wood.
Saturday Afternoon about f.19.
O'clock FIRE companies Ncs. . arI q
we're called 90 the h1me 90 Ef-lr|
Wrso-. t74I Sou-h sixth street
some feucias vas on Ere but the es
amounted 20 little Fire comra-. rs.
Nos 2 and & answered
The seco1i FIRE vas ia the rarls.
OF the Nashville. Clattauoo-1 a. So.
Louis ra--rcai. bat The same f-e.
companies exf.ngushed ths bare.
With TITLE icss
The roof % the home OF T.. 3.
stockwcr. AL Ncrth seventh street..
vas discovered on IRE about : O'Clock
Hose companies Nos Z . and No 81
truck answered The alarm
None % thc f-emea raj any steep
saturday as after returulne from
Err tha hose had 20 De- changed. a-1.
the gong h.t aglin every tme before
the Gre adde's vent o. bed
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Notice u First Meeting Of Creslitor>

NtAAAt ~ Y h~t AtffAlt- - NNNNAtAt -
In the district court % the CnIeA
states Tor the western district Of
Kentucky. % bankrup,cy.
In the matter OF Albert 5. U-lman.
bankrupt
To th4 creditors o. Albert s. Uu-
man. O. Patlcah. In the county %
McCracken aud district Aforesaid. a
bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given
that on the 24th day q Decem Der.
A. D.. 1905. the said Albert s. U,i-
man vas duly adludicatst bankrupt.
and that the FIRST meeting of bis cred
itors vii BE- held az Patlclh. Nc-
Cracker county. KENTUCKY. on the
sth cay OF January. A. D.. 1909. az
3 o'clock in the forenoon. az which
time the saiI creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrup. and transact
such other business as may cone
properly before sad meeting.
EMMETT ". BAGBY.
Referee in Ban zruptcy.
Paiucah. Ky. Dee. IS. 1908.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28
NEWS OF COURTS
In Police Court.

Breach OF peace-Wiu Love. $40;
George Jacobs. Johnnie Pace. con-
.tiuued 20 December 3l; Prank
Minor. December 80: Roue-t Brown.
December %. Drunk-Tom C-ark.
Tom Johnson, 81 and costs. t'.cui
ishing weapon-T0m A.br.tton. con-
.tinuet to December IS Carrying con
.eelIet deadly weapon-Roy Moore.
Continued. Petit larceny - Annie
.Ogi.vie. Annie Caldwell held to
answer.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28

one consolation laI been the
ncaEtt of acr.ac.rg rs Hfs Cor ~
ulhappy couutry
However. uufer the Az. Judge
Cook cau1of adm .aisfcr extreme pan
Ehmenf Tae iary refurrcd a vsr-
d.ct % murder ln tae recoad degree.
Pep vh.lh LIE impriscnmf IRA a. less
fs fhe Punishment.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28

mounted Marx
art w0niere<i
who the stran
ger with such
q good horse
wss He tIrnet
his head but
could see only
the same sort
OF blur - he
himself made
Part Of tie blur.
however seem
Ell Of = lighter
- Ha. HI
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28

The corpners Iury thls afternoon
hea-t the Testimony % Witnesses Who
found Morgan Chr.sfy. % Memphis,
fy ug az Tenrh street and Broadway
Deceuber Is. and adjournei uutl I
1c.oct tomorrow afiernoon 20 hear
witnesses. whom the poiloe are seek-
Ing TO-DAY.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28

10 ORDER AND THE NEW.
"a Allen White In the Amer
-<azine expresses the opinion
} reign Of the demagogue in
ade following the Civil war
he big organizations OF CAPT
, politics for self-protection
Ting that a dollar invested in
brought better returns than
Invested anywhere else, capt
tinaed In politics. Repeated
had eentered the attention OF
IN material prosperity as the
'sirable thing. This sentiment
legislation and affected
10 The extent that what was
or a private malefactor was
e for a public plunderer. He
the people got just what
lnted Marx Hanna Dersoni-
attitude Of the public toward
rent. McKinley's influence
he other way and tho ethical
of the country began before
/, n was started by the
american war. which ex-
me unssffsh seif-sacr-ficing
lat Jay dormant in the hearts
American people, the spirit
which popular government
Exist.
: IS much philosophy IN what
lie saws. The old order *
Men brought up under the
sill cling 20 its teHets. but
Z fast losing their grip in the
legislature. We shall see IN
{ tive decades cur improved
n Of lawmakers and execu-
afched With the same sort OF
siyes at the heads OF the great
clal Institutions; then the
VII swing the other way. and
win be started on another
growth and development.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28

An Italian Critic. What ast0nishes
he visiting Br.t.sher most 3 the
manner in which every kind o. i'm
migrant 20 the United States adaDts
himself TO the prevailing IDEAS abou,
E,uglshmen. In the course o. con
versation With the noble Italian WIZ
.eondesceuds TO brighten one end OF
the Britisher. the visitor informed
the bootb,ack that he was an Eng
khman-and Englishmen hal a
great respect for Italians. and had
entertained Gar.baldi In grand style
"Ingiees, Ha. ha, Ingleest~ saia
Mr. Dago. IN soft. musical tones.
Ia, They sp.c no good, "a froppa
"a hatch. '-Youth's Companion.
The number Of marriages recorded
in Germany in 1906 was 4gs.gg0.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-28
In Cnunt, Cnnrt.

Contractor Jack Co.s fled a me-
charics' lien against The washing
ton street co,ored Baptist church for
S1.13o claimed due for labor and
material furnished