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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
@an-Daknta.

Die autisS Saloon Qiga SieIes
States pirb in peniasu @ohen ibren
@gitatiOnstampf fir GOuntpsS Option
beginner. bsr nit gr0bersr Grbittts
runs ssfibrt perbsH Otrfte, bsnH il.
SH 9urOu 1T idou pisOsr Elm
5rudtipeidsr bur6 grouOItiltuns aers
fort poroen; Der Reliance Glspdtor"
Der NIT 5000 8uibsl Wois in Slams
men aufsing.
Die bel De Smei pobnbafis
% Sabre aIte Jrau G. 0liOn ltiirSts
beim WafsridOpfsn In ben Drummer
uno ertraHt.
Die o%rgdnifrteH 2onnibips i'm
@ountp bennington, bic iir3Iif
ibre idbrIideH @abIsn abbisItsn, bas
ben fi6 Tammt unb iunbers fir Sc
tpdbrung Don NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sr.
Hart.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
aWtMtaan.

Das 0etrdntesgomit bes uns
terbuuiss Der 2ssislatur bat iih be-
trsffs Der SrmsbsssBiu eseiniet uno
laOn bic Bill eineebro6t, burh iDeI4e
bic iGmmtIiden itaaiIihsn SdanIges
Isbe rspibirt unb amsnbirt fDerbsn. lsn
Der nsusR Bill 1T II. q. cine 9eltims
mung eHtbolten, pel9e bos Gountp
SptionsGsieB aufbsbt unO an bsH.n
StslIs 9opnibipD Option gu iebsn Iu6t.
Gessn bisie 9eitimmung MAIDEN bic
MntisS oloons2suts, bic prohibitions
fen unb bic aOcaI 9pti0ns2sute iebr
sntlbisbsn Jront. "a bns gomits
aber einltimmIg beridtst bat, 70 birfts
paFiruns Der Bill i'm 9uui, fiber isin.
- Beim Mbiprinssn bon sinem aus
fsissnosn J0rOsriorb fir3ts Der grus
bsndrbsitsr 4ut. 5ammss ben Shodt
Der gictOrin Grube gu RodIanb
aus elmer 5Dbe bon 300 SUB biRob
uno purbe seridmettert.
- 8ermutblih in Gsiftssesftortbeit.
Derurfdht burn Gram Ibsr ben iur3s
lid srfOIstsn SOb isintr Jrou begging
Der 81 Sabre alt, 4nbr. arUuis in
RenomiHeeS .IbftmOrb burh Gts
bdngeH.
- gu grues's Groffins
sUurbs 1eIir Dshomprs unser elmer
c5rOnmbsn oabuns8aumfdmEs tcbt'
lid ssrauetfht.
- 5n Der 5ltt, BON .9lud- DsHu=
-eau a. Sron WouHtoin Unres
frau ainn.p, cine psrfon BON sDsif,Is
boftsm aufs. nit s,brodensm Gsuid
un6 grdui6sn an a0rp.r als 2eihs
cufgsfunosn. DsfureGu IN in 6ufi
gtnommen lDorosH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

ben b.r gapI.lu lOfort sunobmsn unb
ole idleGtsn Gis,nidaftsH DsrIorsH.
Die Mdrmsr ssbsn ssDobnIid i90n
mad siniesn Gtunbsn nah BEN Gin
o,beu osr Gopisln tobt i'm Wiits al
unb 1T bos Mittsl um 70 f~psrtboOusr.
oIs Is obns rptitsrs umitoHos unb obns
gutttrDs6fsl i,bsm pf.roe Ieiat sins
asetben iDerbeE Tam. Nuf alien GAR
men, no pfsros esbalisn iDerben, fons
ten etrabs isst j,osm siHsissn Ihisrs
5rUti Der Gopisln sur Yorfiht Derabs
reidt nerstn. aud penn iih bic para
Ften dubsrli6 nihi bsmsrtbor gsmadi
baben. Die Gopisln fne esTsbIid ga.
rontirs uuisr Gtrial go. p, TAI uno
ssaasn sR4 itsssRhsH Gtgtta psssbsn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
gulnttntId1e
Nuhrtmten.
Qutatnts.

Gbicogo.-@ uf elmer in WoIbs
ingtOn obsebaltensn goufersnS bat bic
9unOesbeb0rOe bsI6lodea, bic bier
nod ihpsbsnben z antlaq.n eeaen bic
STANDARD ill 9sisaf6aft fallen gu
lofsn. Die gutf9sioung bss 4ppsus
hofes unb bic A%uslsgune, tpeIde Rih=
ter 4nosriOn ihr geseben bat. Iinb fir
ben gntidIuB mabgsbenb sstpsIen. Die
SeIsefeufhaft brauht aIiO, ipenigitsns
in oieiem Sbeile bes Qdnoes, p~orlGufig
feline prO5efe Desen 9unabms oussbz
lihsr @ersinitiguussn BON ben 8abz
men mebr gu firhteu. - Der Charter
content bat feline Arbeit beenost uuo
bic peri6ieoenen Dorlagen, in pelhe
Der gepIante nsue itdOtiIde Charter
5erlegt Duroe. dngenOmmsn Mud bic
Bill, nd9 pel6er Der Staotratb bas
Reht buben fol-, bic Sonntogsfrage,
Der iebt beitebenben ober ipGter gu ers
!An,,.Scr 9sfeBe ungeadtst, gu regelu,
tuuroe Obns Weiteres sutsebsi6en. Die
YOrlagsn perbeH isBt Der 2egisIdtur
unterbreitet perbtn. - 2rob Der bon
ben Tubrern Der beiben eroBen politis
fhen parteieu gemahtsn RidsnoHs
ftrengungen lieBsR 1i6 nur 31,39S
S%timmgeber fir bic bsporitsbeuneBabI
regiitriren, pdbrenb DOT einem Sabre
bic 3abI fid auf 65.061 belaufsn bate.
Die @eiammt3abl Der Stimmgebsr lit
bamit auf 44O,8 ongetpadien, ie
tpirb ober burn bic Rebifon rUieosr be-
trddtlid rebueirt iperoen. - Weil CT
Jpn fir einsn bon Der gOliSei qeIuhteH
Berbrshsr belt, tnaute Der 9etectiD
NIeIanOsr Scott ben frisblit ieiHes
Megts gsbenbeH, srit felt iur5em psrs
beiratbstsH 4rbsitsr Soispb Jinn Ohne
Weiteres Rieber, ben nngIidliheR fat
0ugenbIidIi9 t6otenb. gr battle Siuu
dufgeforosri. ftebsn au bIeiben. unb ais
Oiefer bic auffOrbsruns, 6isieIbe pabr=
fdeinIid gar nidt Oeritsbeub, nibt be-
ahtete, iaste sr ism 2 4ussIn in ben
Qeib. Scott, Der f9un einmaI cine
dbnIihe 6eloentbat beriibt baben fol-,
befinbst iid in !Saft. - Qn Qsuftsos
eritidt. bos allen qnfdeins mad einem
ourd 3ufau seboritenen @asrObr in
ibrer 0Obnune, go. 1926 q. Central
part Qps.. sntitr0mts, tpuroeu Der 49,
jdbrige 6dreinsr ebert RetnsrtIon
uub feline um Elm Sabr jiusere Jrau
toot i'm Bette uufgefunbsn.
Mus benz Staate. - Dit re-
publicaniids Mebrbeit bss NIT llntsrs
iu6uHg bss DenssnsS Ct spbsnIonsGOn=
teItes I'm bas Gounerneursdmt be-
traute GOmitt berihtete Der 2egisldtur,
baB feline 9ttpeiIe iiber llnregelmGBigz
tsiten bel Der BabI bOrIdgsn unb ems
pfahI Nbtpeifung bss gOutsItes. Die
gmpfebIung purbe in beibsn SduferH
g~utsebeibsn unb bamit bic Sa9e snos
eiItig nbgetbou.
= RGubsr fprsueten ben @sIbfdrunt
Der Bant in 8trbs unb enttamen
nit unssfGbr $1,000 in 8aargeIb.
- Gus Shpsrmutb bariiber, baB
feline ibm erit Dor 6 Wohen ongetraute
Satin sinen G6sibunssproceb s.ssn
i'm einssIsitst bate, begging gbas. Sdrs
rinston. elm GIsrt in DanpilIe,
GeIbftmOrb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

fOlse Der republicaHiidsn Mlebrbeiten
IN ibren Counties auf ben ELIMINATED
tommen iOaeH, beitimmt bic 6uusbin
cine alph0betiide Reibsnfolas. 9eioe
Bills puroen einem Conference.-The
iberpieien. Der 8ampf I'm oos 9roz
bibitioHsomenoement 1T NIT Der i'm
Ssnot srfoIgten llsbsrpsiIuna an bas
9erfafunescomite pabrihsinlih nod
Hidt beenoet. Die .Srodenen" bsabs
iihtigen ishsnfaus nod cine 4bfims
muHg ibsr bic 6rdos i'm Senat Su ers
5pinsen. 9as 9auscomite fir 8ant
lDeieR bat ale 9dutosp s@aranties
bills nisoergeitimmt uno oas Saus
iuitiScomiie Die Bill gum @srbot ausr
SonntdespergniguHgsn. Der Senat
bat cine Bill a~ngenommeu, pelhe Rirz
h%eufairz@ erlOoiunsen ais Gambling"
bessihnet uno perbietet. Die Gntpirfe
sur birscisn GrpdbIuna BON gunoess
isnatorsn uun BEN 0resoner 9lan
ipur0en BON Senat ab~aelebRt. 4naes
nOmmen puroe bic @orl0se, poaa6
Elm bon bsioeH gbesattsn unterseihne
ter lhriftlifer Contract beim @erfauf
elmer Seimitdtte ben0tbist lit. fonie bic
GDfon<@orldee, no0urh Wieoerpers
bsirdtbung eefdie0euer 8erioHen DOT
4blauf zines Sahrss nab Der Gheis
oHns gu einem @erbrsasn geItempelt
nirb.
- GOup. Carroll bat BEN TtaotIidsn
pbdrmacie : GOmmifdr RelB ouf9ss
fOroert gu rsiignirsn. unisr Der @ns
tIase. Ourh aneeblid etfdIl6te @uss
meiie pibsrrsdtlih GsbHbren besOgen
gu BADEN. aeIb ipeissrt iia dber, Der
Aufforosrung gu entIprshsn.
Der Staut Soma bat $4,000
6drmen %ouf3upeiien, osren 8ertb auf
$65S,000.000 0bseIdGtt piro. Sun
@an5en befinoen iih 100000 @cres
i'm Stdate unter Gultur.
MarfbaIltopn Rat cine
nsue 8~eienfabrit unb cine SanoIdub=
fdbrit erbalten. - 6rau Clara Selo,
bic bpr tur3em einen 5beil ihrer Saut
bersab, um bus 2sbsn hires 56perperz
brannten tleinsE @obnss AT retten, lit
an ben 6OIsen bieisr Separation ssItors
ben.
Die @rOBesfdporsnen bes 8e=
strtsgeridts in GOuncil9Iuffs
baben s. 6. MaDbrap uno 8 @enoFen
Gnseilost, onsebIi6 mitteIt S6pin-
oelsUettrennsH uno 6duittdmpfen riez
iige prelersien periibt 81 buben.
@inbreher iprengten na6ts ben
Gdfenfdrant Der GriteR RationaIbant
in S mogeneu no rdubteH allies por-
banoeue 8aoreelo. GiHtr Der RGuber
iuuroe nahs Sbenanoonb sinosfanesn
unb $1,000 pOr benz ssftobIsnsn Gslos
bel ibm gefunben.
Die Soma gonbenIeo Mlilt Co."
bon q ep2onb0n 1T usrtradt. Die
Ncflod meroen 0ut etlpd $4,000 an
eegsbsn, pGbren6 fid bic SdulOen aui
mebr aIs 500 900 bsIaufsu.
@sssu findncislsn S6pisriss
teiten erbdngte iih Der 8aufhrsinsr
Seremiab Gbbp in DapeHpOrt.
SObn SObniou. Gin Qnitrsidsr,
purOe nabe purtersburgp BON ei=
mem 3uge eetroffsn uRo eetootet.
- SIN Wsrlauit einss Streites iber
ben 8eiib zines Seuidobers tam es gu
Storm 2Gte 81 einem tuitbsnosR
Sample nit SsugabsIn apiiden 9bas.
8ilberg, Sas. Scotberu unb benz 6drs
mersfObu Gitten, fpobei 9ilbsro sinen
S4doslbru9 uub iouitise t0btlide
@srlsbuugen erlitt. bic beiOen iibrigsn
fhlimm suaerihtst nuroeH.
= @m. g. @sId, elm tDoblbabsnber
5urmer az @t5tufteID, pergiftste
Jrau u. Simmer. 81 Der er in 9siosns
fdaft entbrannt mar. unb beging bann
Selbitmorb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

6radtaus cine uHfrsiniuiss Rsiie ans
sstreten su baben. O
- Snfulse elmer GrpIOiioH bon @bes
mitdIisH in ben @eIhdftsrGumeH Der
9tinHeiotG Drug So. in MINNIE
Gpolis entitauo elm graHb, Der Sc
bduoe uno SnbaIt gum 8stras Don
100000 beiddbigte.
- 0as Qdnobursuu in G aBQats
III sr0ffHet porben unh nimmt iebt @ss
iu6e fir 0%eimitGtt,n sntssssn. 0ds
in 6rdge itsbsnoe 2dno umfubt Ibsr
10000 4crss. Iisst in Roohiding
@ouHtp Spiidsn Big SAILS uno 2ittIe
sorts, stpG . Wsilsn bon Der Rinuss
fotas uHo SntsrHutiondI< 9abn tnt.
fernt. uH0 fol- fir ben @derbau bors
slsIid eseisHet isin.
9ldh einem NIT mebrereR Gum
pansu obgebdltsnen S~aufseIdee has in
slnsm Strsit enoete. fssts q. &oisnau
iein 6ormbdus 81 Montepmtrp
in brdno uno in ben 5Iammen lam
ser pObIbabsnOs. i'm RubsItauO Iebsnz
be 90 Sabre oIse ar3t 9r. 9. Qaurens
Inn. Roisneau If in DAFT esHOmmsR
,ror0sn.
- Sin Shaoenfsuer, has no6ts bic
NlnbIe Der ~gtep Qonnpn Elour Dill
ling g." gu 5OIsp SsrfDrts. Derurs
lGtte eiHen @erIuf DON $35, 600.
- Sn WOobitod eing Der .Gles
pator" Der -BenIOn graiH Co. nit
5000 8uibsIs @strsibs in TIummsu
ouf.
- Sn BEN WorbfaIe Der 19i1bris
gen Innie RiRtOp in DarIiua lit
ieBt 81 2ittIe TulIs 9ueb aens
nebb ais Disrter SbaibsrbG6tiesr Dsrs
bdftet porneu.
= o.. @sribsn, Elm @rbsitsr Der Big
Diamond Miibls in SdribGuIt,
puroe 5pifden 2 @aesons sine.s
tlemmt unb 3ermdImt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
an tiIeine sebwsftsrn.

4uf bisis Wsiis uibmss bic Ghr.is
BERN oes foIernbsn gr;sFss ibr. Iors
t. Sd bin bic Wuttsr Don ont ains
bern. Sd lit ishr fhpsr an aopfs
idmsrs. Mossnbti6pTetR un6 mas
man 0trDen5srrittung nannts.
glcnhm1l mar i6 aber msinsn 3us
IiaHb 70 nisbsrstidIossH, eab ID MID
an aanoe Der 9sE5Ddfuns bsf0ab.
% olaubts Himmsr, bag il rn Wliss
tel finSsn t0HHts. HsI6eB mid curirsn
raros. bo is 70 Dtsls trf5Ishs per'
ja&f tsttL u p4sss ea sGa eaeaIs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
O-9nho

Sn @ranO SORTS brdnute
bic 6abrit Der ~GonsreB gonbp 60"
db. ShaDen, $4,000.
Durd @ermittsluns bes Rep.
Ban ben 9euDsI baben fid in Der Rods
bdrl6aft BON Gout6eart so boIs
lanoii6e GomiliC IS grabant dngea
iieOelt.
SH Der M0bsIbanbIune bon so.
Nliasr in Gtdnlsp brad Elm Jsusr
aus, bas fif raid ausbsbnte unb Elm
babies 9ubsno @sfddftsbdufer nit eis
mem 9eiammtldabeu BON $4,000 eins
di9erte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
8iIIie az u~erfamgen.

SO Mfer i'm H6rbIihsn @isconIin an
MoHsm See s%sIeSsH. auseseihneter 8os
Den nur 3 Wieilen Don Der Station II
WeiIeH BON Der S6uIs. CUTE JtoaO, mt
Denieftsns 1000 Gorbs BirfeubOIs ju SO
Der alder. 9dberes bel Geo. 8. 6errmann
574-3 ct. TsIspbons ysorth 1851.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

RerbORsGde 90. StraBe nnb Wts RinI en-
Blob, . Simmer unb gob, 6stswaisr'9 pet
Iuus. Gas @ebdube wirb in s11igsn Ea9eH
eHetfaHetu werbsn uHb plan rad 8elisben
bss Rduftrs ss6nbsrt. @ebineuHesH Rlsine
anlobIuua. Rel monntIi8 wie Ulisthe.
kHteriudt bieie ieltene Gelesaibeit iofort.
@eseH BLAME unb psitsrsH Ginaelbeitsn iebt
RICHTER, DICK g. REUTEMANM,
Ag6 Ca~sueTI HlcdZ-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
Rafh. eIrbtfier anreAu.

los Ron ben esRti6m fatbslii&tn rns
isrttntuuessuHo SaualiRgs 9reinsH BON
EtsesHfua ~Dreaniirte Irsie Nrbsitsnohs
e~siiuHsss un6 Suicrmntipns s8ureoH bes
tubei fa iettin 30. 694 Morttt Ctr.
Soiepb Dirt, Secrstdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

Sn bei5sH 6dufsru Der qsgiss
f1iur iDurbm fog. Rotation Bills
fir bic DrimarEahIsa a~nssnOmmsn.
@sEzsas aksg sh Sss4isA1 ssEtast,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
1m r~erfanfen

goufdnbisss Get sDsiter 9anb Sus
heller Bertssug, 10 gut ME neu. yld6su=
frasen cber 81 obreiiirsn untsr y. 5. JOG
Q columbia Oniee SO Maion Strabs,
w~ltIuauise, Dis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
0armer perIanat.

Gtt.H Sebem. Der Gin 6sim an6 Mrbeit
luht, @sIssenbeit, cine Jarm su granbesI,
9lahluEaesu bel &okIiHssr & Son. 22e'
Wiscanfn StrnEe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
Re1abItn Sic ksine TlIetbe mebr.

wfoeernes, gut ~ssbantes SlateebGnbe, III
bic bette g%sloonlase. 9obe cine feine @uss
nab an Der &eits O0er Norbleite AZ oubers
sspobnli4 biuigsn Brsiien un6 Iei9ten
5ablnnssbeoinenHgen.
CRec. 1sidster,
SIS 6ermania : Gebaa6e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

perb,n. Dos Mlittsl 1T einsig uns
ausin 81 be5isbeH bon Der uniersn Qes
fern fpoblbetannten BREEDERS Rsmsop
60, so. 2454 gberrg Str. Dept. 6.
Wilpauiss, Wis.. gum Prsiis Dor
500 fir s posr $1.50 fir y Gap
iein portofrei nit Gebrdu1sdnpef.
funo. Dor biligsH PanabmaHssn la
hermit ausOrEdIi&F gsDaEHt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
PETER KUNz.
- 1iletrepeIitan <Ied,
de 5. u. State STR. y11iltpauFee,
6m permietbers.

5 Bimmer 6aus nsbit 9otteR, 2 glod
euesrhaIb Der Stabt. an Der 20. Ctr. uno
I.tenia Npe. gu erfrassn Bel q. 9 Il 6=
eeifs S@misoe : Merift6ttt, Esutonia
Qpenue.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28
Special Mnsei0em
Cottage zu vsrkaufsn.

Moberue 8 3immer Cottage. 1853
~. StraBe, eroBes 9aditeins Slnoo-
meHt, Seper. Naiier u.6as, Cement
SeiteHpsg. 9'reis 81. 10000. 9eoinz
eunaen: $500 A~msohIuns, Der Reit
IN monatlidlen 9tb5obIunseH wie
Nlieibe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-28

IL ngIuds . GdptfeL. -
8sim SpisIsn auf Der bObsn eiisns
babnbride an 81. Ctr. u. JoHo
BIZ Gar 4bs., ftiirats Der 10idbr. GrpiH
Qeibbunogut, SO. 1920 QOtuIt Ctr.
auf hos gementpfloher bsrab UNI srs
lit sinen oopptItsn ainnbruh uHb ei-
neH Brua bes Rafenbsins.-Shdmm
psrlebi ipurbe Der "A Sabre ate
Waidiniit Jrsb. 8. punt in SO. 521
Ct. puul @pe. nObnboft, oIs er bel
ieinsr 4rbeit in BEN 4RIdgsn Der Gas
geisnidoft bon elmer BON elmer Was
iaine obidntnenben giIsnfGRgs TN
@sTdt s~ttrOffsn purSs. - grbsbIide
Gusiihunesn crlitt Gietriht 5hisIs.
so. SAT u. Ctr, inbem Il beim arsus
sen oer granb4pe. Dor bsmpIcniiHtOn
9ouis sDii6sn 2 Str0BsHbcbaears
gerieth.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27
TOBACCO MOVEMENT
VERY HEAVY THIS WEEK.

Ont OF town tobacco buyers turned
loose Of $4,000 yesterday to the
association growers of tobacco near
and around Paducah. Yesterdays
sale of 1876 hogsheads Of low Tugs
brings the total amount paid out in
this city for association tobacco in
the last eight days $4,000. The to-
bacco sold yesterday at the associa-
ton salesroom at Second and Jeffer-
son streets. brought 81 to IS a hum
dred pounds and all OF the weed was
sold to outside buyers. Mr. A. n.
Veal, salesman. went to Wickliffe to-
day on business.
Loose leaf sales at Bohmer's loose
leaf tobacco warehouse this morning
were $4,000 pounds offered and sold.
The market was lively and the bid
ding was spirited. The prices ranged
from $3.50 to $3.50 al hundred
pounds. There were no reiections.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN TO
CENTRAL CITY MAY o

Notice has been received by the
local Illinois Central railroad officials
that the shopping accommodation"
train which has long been sought for
by the Paducah merchants from Cen
trail City will begin making daily
trips May .. The train will leave
Central City about o'clock in the
morning and make connections with
the train from Hopkinsville at Prince
ton and Will then come to Paducah
as one train. arriving al s:S5. Re-
turning this shopping aceommoda-
tion will leave at 1895 O'Clock in the
afternoon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-27

Herrin, ILL.,. are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
p. j. Beckenbach, OF South Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Fortney have
returned from Owensboro after a
visit to relatives.
Mr.. w. II. Whittemore has re-
turned from Louisville after a trip
on business.
Mrs. n. Morris is in Cairo visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Ricketts,.
Mr.. c. S. jenkins left this morning
for Cairo on a several days business
trip.
Mr.. Charles Carney and Mr.. James
Mulvin will leave tonight for Chicago
on a pleasure and business trip. Mr..
Carney will be gone two weeks and
Mr.. Mulvin will return by the way Of
Kankakee and visit for few days.
Mrs. Belle Curd and family. OF 635
Broadway. will leave Thursday for
Seattle, Wash, where they will make
their future home.
|
is In the city on business today.
Mr.. l.. T. Fooks. of the Mayfield
road, Is slowly improving after quite
a severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Boone, 30S
South Sixth street. have arrived home
from Washington. d. c., where they
attended the ID. A. r. Continental
Congress. They had intended return
ling on Saturday, but remained over
for an important session.
Misses Vera and Eunice Fly left
today for Paducah, KY. to visit
friends and relatives-Nashvill Ban
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Overstreet, who
have been the guests of d. S Over
street, 1891 South Fourth street,
have returned to Newark, o.
Mr.. w. b. Kennedy returned from
business trip to Mayfield this morn
ing.
Mrs. Charles Lee, of Jackson,
Tenn, arrived in the city today on a
visit TO the Rev. and Mrs. David
Wright. Of SO7 Kentucky avenue.
Mr.. S. Il. Franklin left this morn
ing for Princeton and Eddyyille on
business trip.
Mr.. Arthur Morrow. of Fulton. ar
rived in the city today on business.
Capt. Tom Glynn. of No. 2 fire sta
ton, began today on mis- vacation.
He will remain in the city while TAX
ing his rest.
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THB LOCAL NEWS


DIR. Gilbert. osieopath, 900 u
Broadway. Phone lse.
Rubber stamps. seals. brass stem
els. etc al The sun once.
For wallpaper at bargain prices
see Kelly a limbaugh. 321 Kentucky
ayenue.
Its time 10 use Kamleiter's
roach extefminator
Homegrown cut flowers OF quail
ity. Fresh flowers daily. Brunson's.
500 Broadway.
Let as wash your curtains. First
class work assured. Mrs. r. W.
Chiles. Rescue Mission. Phone 43l.
delicious ice cream, absolutely
pure. soc quart Nothing better can
be made. Telephone orders to ala
ID. =. Wilson.
Smoker" for business men al
the Woman's club rooms al 7:i5 to-
uight
Coffee and sandwiches served by
the ladies az their club rooms tonight
az 7.f5. All business men invited.
The steamer George Cowling
will make special excursion trips be-
tween Paducah and Metropolis next
Sunday. May .. leaving Paducah
wharfboat $3.50 a. m. ? D. m. and 6
p. m. Returning leave Metropolis at
p. m. and 4;30 p. m. White peo-
pie only. No intoxicants. Round
trip 25 cents. r. J. Cowling.
All interested In industrial edu-
cation should hear the speeches at
the Woman's club rooms tonight
The finest speakers In the city
will speak at the Lincoln Institute
meeting at the Woman's club rooms
tonight. Coffee. sandwiches and cigars
served free.
Hose companies Nos. l aud 4
and truck company No. 4 were called
to the servant room at the residence
OF w. @. whiteheld. Seventh street
and Kentucky avenue, last night
about 10 O'Clock 10 extinguifh small
blaze. which originated from a defec-
tive nue. The damage was small.
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Miss clark Guest Of Honor.

Mrs. Hubbard S. Wells entertained
twelve OF the girls OF the younger set
Informally yesterday afternoon at her
apartments in the Empire Flats. II
was pretty compliment to Miss
Mary Clark. Of Hopkinsville, the at
tractlye guest OF Miss Ethel Sights
A delightful luncheon was served dur
ing the afternoon. The guests were;
Miss Mary Clark. HopkInsville; Miss
Hazel Gray McCandiess, OIL City
Pa; Misses Ethel Sights, Hazel Nc
Candies. Marjorie Loving, Helen
Hills. Mary Cave, Henry Alcott. Jane
Stevenson. Nelia Hatfield. Rosebud
Hobson. Lily Hobson.
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Two men were injured today at the
Illinois Central shops. Thomas
Scopes. a foreman in the machine
shops. was cutting a cylinder casing
when a chip of steel few into his left
eye and lacerated the ball. The injury
lie serious. but the physicians hope to
save the sight.
Richard Scott scalded his left ankle
this morning by falling into a pit con-
tanning hot water. Scott was un-
coupling a tender. The scaldlng is
not serious although he will be in
the hospital for three weeks. Both
were treated at the Illinois Central
railroad hospital.
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Rev. ID. NJ. Green nies.

Calvert City. XIV, April 81 (Spe-
Icial.) The Rev. d. NJ. Green, IS
years old. the oldest Baptist preacher
in the state, died last night at his
home after an illness OF general de.
bilityt Owing to his advanced age the
Rev. Mr.. Green has not held a regu.
lar pastoTate for several years. but
frequently he delivered sermons and
talks at religious services.
The Rev Mr. Green left the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. NJ. Kane. $50
North Fourth street, Paducah: ]. NJ.
Green. OF Calvert City; James Green,
of Calvert City; Mrs. Jesse Owens. OF
Nashville. and Mrs. Harper, OF Cal
vert City; Mrs. !. c. Wallace, Mrs
Mamie Courcy, Mrs. r. A. Wallace,
OF Calvert City, and Mrs. Lindsay. OF
Charleston, Mo. The following resi-
dnet in Paducah are grandchildren,
and they left this morning to attend
the funeral: Mrs. Z. B. Pruess. Mrs.
Golden Green. Mrs. william Orr and
Mrs. Frank Wahl and Miss Dorothy
Wahl.
The funeral was held this after
noon at o'clock by the Rev. Mr.,
CastleberrY of Murray. with burial
in Bethlehem cemetery.
The Rev. Green had been a minis
ter for over 20 years and practically
all OF his life had been spent in west
ern Kentucky, where he was known
by many hundreds OF people Besides
his nine children who are living he
has many grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
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ISAAC MORSE. NASHVILLE
MURDERED BY WOMAN

Nashville, Tenn, April 27.-Isaac
s. Morse, a prominent business man,
was shot three times and instantly
killed today by Gertrude Douglass in
his Office at the American Dry Clean
Ing company here. The woman es-
capped, but was shortly afterward ar
rested and taken TO the police station.
She was greatly agitated and said.
Morse ruined me; he has been going
with me for nine years and couldn't
throw me OF and live"
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Dufot-NIeyer.

The marriage OF Miss Hortense
May Dufiot and Mr.. w. II. Meyer. Jr.,
took place Sunday afternoon at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Meyer
in Maple Wood Terrace. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. d.
W. Fooks. pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. The wedding
march was played by Miss Loretta
Grief. Miss Wayne Dufiot was maid
Of honor and Mr.. Dennis Fletcher
best man. The bride wore a becoming
wedding gown OF white silk, with a
hat. She carried white carnations
The maid OF honor wore a light blue
silk and carried white and pink car
nations. 7n .A
A dsiiEhtful wedding supper wa
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CHICAGO EXPERIENCING
JAPANESE INVASION

Chicago. April 27.-Chicago is ex-
perlencing unprecedented invasion of
japanese. 1t is said one lodging house
on the south side is headquarters for
700. Two months ago there were
only 200 in the whole city. The new
Corners are artisans. domestic SER
wants or laborers. They assert they
were driven from the Pacific coast by
persecution.