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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30
Judge Reed DESTROYS Of
Finishing Futrell Murder
Case Today...New Indict-
ments Returned.

A change of venue will be asked
by the attorneys for Hiram Smedley
Notice has been served on Common
wealth's Attorney John G. Lovett by
Attorneys Hendriek & Corbett. that
they will ask for the case to be tried
before the court OF another circuit
The grounds for the change of venue
have not been given out. IL Is the
rumor around the court house that
Smedley's attorneys will seek TO
have his sanity tested first, and II
this should fail that the change OF
venue will be asked. An affidavit to
the effect that Smedley Is not ready
to go to trial this term has been
prepared
Must Finish FutrelI Case.
Judge Reed intends that the Fut-
rell case shall be finished as soon as
possible, and Will give the attorneys
all afternoon in which 10 make the
arguments. Should the attorneys
not finish this afternoon a night ses-
sion will be held in order that to.
morrow morning another trial may
be called Judge Sam Grassland
opened the argument for the defense
while Judge II. T. Llghtfoot made
the first argument for the common.
wealth.
One Of the strongest fought points
IN The trial is the evidence that J. S
Futrell. the father. told his son 70
shoot. that he had plenty OF money
with which 10 defend him. This has
been refuted by the defense. Mrs
osburn swore che heard the remark
and the defense introduced witnesses
this morning TO the effect that she
was in the dining room at the time
Of the tragedy.
Fuirell Trial.
Much interest was centered on the
trial OF Louis Futrell. and that the
case was hard fought Is evident by
the array OF legal talent on both
SIDES. Every point was stubbornly
contested and the cross examinations
were severe. Frequently the attor-
neys became engaged in squabbles
that Judge Reed was obliged to break
up by a hearty rap OF the gaycl.
The star witnesses for the prose-
cutlon were Mrs. Osborn. wife OF the
murdered man. and William Stanley
a boarder. They swore that Louis
Futrell and his father, s. Futrell
with T. ID. Petty and three other
men came to the Osburn boarding
house about Z o'clock. and were drink
ing, They ate supper and after.
wards were upstairs when cursing
and loud oaths were heard Osburn
went TO the room and asked the men
to be quiet. when il is alleged they
became abusive, and the boarders
were asked to leave. Osburn was es-
corting them down the steps. when
az the bottom of the stairs they be-
came abusive and the younger Fut-
rell drew his pistol and fired Mrs
Osburn said she was within a few
feet OF her husband when the shot
was fired. without provocation
Stanley said he was standing on the
steps and told the same story. He
admitted striking one of the men
when he made a second appearance
at the door. Both witnesses were
cross-examined carefully.
The Defense.
For the defense Louis Futrell took
the stand yesterday afternoon and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30
Caponi Whips smith.

Columbus. Sept. 3O.--Tony Capon'
of Chicago, was declared winner of
the. six round bout with Tbunderbolt
Ed Smith, of Columbus.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30
PeurY's Vessel Arrix,es
.OESandY Hook Today

salute. She will remain here until
daylight tomorrow when she will
proceed to quarantine and take her
place in line.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30

MIR. T. ]. Atkins. of North Sixth
street, is reported as resting easier
today.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30
Chicago Market.

Chicago, Sept. 30,--After furlous
trading September wheat closed at
100
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30
The Meaning of IL.

Chicago. Sept. 3O--Lord North
cllfie. managing owner OF the London
Times, In an article written for a
local paper says:
Tho Americans are so busy with
the Affairs OF their own gigantic con-
tincnt that they have not the time TO
devote 20 the study OF European pol
ties. which are more Kaleidoscope I'm
their changes than are those OF the
United States.
There rs an impression In this
country that some hostility exists be-
tween the peoples Of Great Britain
and Of United Germany.
| know the Germans intimately.
From childhood have Travelled ex-
temiiyely throughout most Of The Ger
man states. ] have many German
family connections and venture to
say that, outside the usual body OF
Anglophoboes one meets In every
country, there is little hostility to
the British on the part OF the Ger
mans. And. on the other hand. there
is In England no dislike OF Germany
Au contraire. our statesmen are
adapting German legislation to our
needs. and II imitation be the SINGER
est form OF nattery the Germans
must be well pleased with our pro-
prosed reproduction OF their working
mems insurance. their labor bureau
and a great many ether legislative
improvements that. II appears TO me
would be Just as vital TO the United
States as they seem to be to Great
Britain.
History OF 1860 Repeated.
Why. then. II so happy a state OF
affalrs exists between the two ma
tIons. should there be any section OF
people In England TO suggest the pos
sibility OF war. Turn back to 1863
Was there any friction between
France and Prussia? There was no
hostility on either side. But any
reader of Bussche's Bismarck. or
other standard authority on the great
German empire binder. will ackpowl-
edge there was immense preparation
on the part OF Germany prepare.
tlcn that was kept secret as far as
possible and which also. as far as pos
slble, Is being kept secret by Ger.
mary today.
As TO that which Is transpiring in
the German shlpbulldlng yards. we
more or less know that by 1912 Ger
many. In ships OF the super-dread.
nought class. will be the equal OF
ENGLAND.
II we were in your position, able
20 grow oar own food on our own
acree II would matter little. TO us II
we had merely an ornamental navy
such as Ambrose Bierce describes thi.
month In Eyerybody's Magazine.--ar
article which every American ought
to read. But how few American.
realize that our food Is brought to vi
from Australia. Canada, much OF 4
from this city OF Chicago and YOU
western wheat fields. from the Anger
tine republlc--nearly all OF II from
over the sea.
JAMS DO Not Menace America.
Two or three days ago was a
San Francisco. where your govern
ment has spent an immense sum o
money in terrifying the Golden CAT
against an imaginary japanese at
tack Throughout the greater par
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30
The Weather

The forecast for Paducah All
vicinity is: Fair tonight and FRI
day; not much change in tempera-
ture. The lowest temperature for
the day was 5S; the highest. 10,
Illinois: Washington, Sept. So
Fair Friday; not much change in
temperature; moderate north winds.
becoming variable.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30
jams DO Not Menace America.

Two or three days ago was at
San Francisco. where your govern
ment has spent an immense sum OF
money In terrifying the Golden Gate
against an imaginary japanese at
tack. Throughout the greater part
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30
PRESIDENT TAFT
VISITS SEATTLE
Big SHOW TODAY
Carries Out Program as Ar.
ranged Without Any Vari.
atoms This Time.
Great Crowd Greets Him On
His Arrival.
WILL REMAIN UNTIL FRIDAY

Seattle. Wash, Sept. 30.-Presi-
dent Taft went to the exposition to-
day and carried out the regular pro-
gram.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30

VOTERS, REGISTER TUESDAY,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-30

For the defense Louis Futrell took
the stand yesterday afternoon and
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-28
Sc iteht az Der Gpite.

8rQbe Goten perIangen Mnerfen-
nuna. 9ie Belt front ibren 8oa.
bringer. 9esbalb front oas anteri-
faniide 8olf audi Or. Sings Seem
9iscoperp als 4onis Ser SaIs- mno
2ungen-SeilmitteI. Sober Mtom i'll
Elm @~einnobeits- &fer. gs totei
Seine nn6 grfaltungen mn6 Ga
Grippe peri6minoet. gS beilt Die
bonn Suiten angeariffenen SdIeim-
bante nno beenoet ben Suiten. @ran-
fe, entaiinoete 8ron1aI-M obren uer-
ben gebeilt, 2uneen per6en furiert
uno 8lltungen boren auf. Dr. Beo.
Wore, glad Sad, g.. g., idreibt:
ngs furierte mir bon 2ungenleioen,
meldes ale Mer5te als boffnungsIos
aufgegeben. so Cts. uno $1.OD.
Brobeflaide frei. @arantiert bon al.
len 9ruggiiten.
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le1ner @obnltie in Buffalo, q. =.
I'M alfer bon SO Sabren. 8or lei
llem Sooe bette er Sen 8lan eefoBt
EN- groBes uGoding Sou1e" in Gar
ailfoflto 5u etablieren uno bette he
retts onr6 einen Mgenter bic notiqer
ertnno1eun9en ein5iebeu laiien. Die
Ter Flai1 mag our6 feinen 500 per.
5ogert meroen, miro ober oesbalI
pom le1ttem Mo6folger nidt aufeege.
ben.
Der Snternotionole Club 5ot
Die eriten S6ritte 5ur @riinouao
zines Snformations=8 Bureaus UNI
&anfs=Mgentl1r aetan, inoem Die 0tit.
glleoer IN elmer @%erIammlung on1
Wittpo6 abeno ii1 perpfli9teten, ci-
men 5ono 5lr l1nterbaltung oieies
Bureaus, Der nidt neniger als 500
per Mfonat betragen ion bet5ll-
lteliern. Ser 3med lit eineSebl1ng oes
9anoels init Werifo. 9ie Mrbeit
loa am 1. Nop. beginner uno oos
Bureau als Experiment fir 6 Mo=
note gefiibrt meroen. Grpeilt IS iid
erfolgreid, 10 miro es beibeboiten
uno erpeitert meroen.
Tim ben &anoel San Mntonios
81 bebenL ~ofteriert Die bieiige Sob
bers ano manufacturing 2eaare"
a~llstpartigen &maflenten freie grans-
portation pabreno Der Sair=8erio6e.
&aufle1te, peldJe fir $3.50 einfau=
fen, erbalten ben oonen Sohrpreis
5uriideritattet, iol6e, melde fir 1876
einfonfelt, Die &alfte, 5. +. eiaen
@eg.
timer @oli5eidet gbos. 3.
San &iper, erbielt cine Mnfraae bon
Ser Boli5ei al1s Sort @mith, Mrf.,
Oh Sal @ooomaa, Der bort anf Ser
oadt tefieenon1men, bon Der biefigel1
8oli5ei geiubt tpuroe. @ooolnalt
NOR, mie mir idon gemeloet beben,
aus Der bieiigen Srrenanftolt e1tt=
floben, 20 Dfe Mrflage tneaen Gin
6ruds fallen gelaiien muroe. nadoem
Goodman fir trriinnig erfldrt muir
De, bat oie Holiaet nidts mebr nit
Dem Saq 81 TIN, uno muBte in oie<
lem Gimme geanttportet merben.
Cine merfmiiroige Nahriht
fommt aus Dallas. Gin iurger
Wann bon bier namens 3. s.
Slaugbter, Der ii6 erit am porigell
9ienitag perbeirafet bate uno iif)
NIT feiner Srau auf Der So98eits-
reiie befono, bat lid BORT eri1oiien.
Slougbter mar crit 20 Sabre alt.
gr beiratete an 10, Sftober Gin
5rauIein &arbcaftle.
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Sic sante aug sparta,
Homan aus elmer fleinen Neiibens
bon s annSbon 3obeItis
(G~ortiebniia.)

Ser alte Serr batte lidJ einen 2eDn-
itubl an oas SenIter ee5ogen. CIR
bette fpabreno Der gan5en 3eit, ieit-
benz Die Sodter gu ser &ranfen ae-
garlgen, bort gang itia geiei5en, obne
ein 3eiden auberer @rregung leiue
@eoarlfen aber ibmeiften suriid ili
p%ergangene 3eiten in Gage iiberitr5-
member, ieligen @liids, in Gage fnn1-
merooller gntiaeung, id)mer5liditer
gnttauidune, bitterer Sample. uno
iiber aaem taudte in inn imlter
mieoer MIR Der cine @uni1 auf:
n@ott, lab tie ni6t lterben! Sic bat
geoarbt, Die Iermite Sabr3ebnt auf
Sabr5ebnt-nun glib ibr nod einige
Sabre lti1en @lHfs-ibr-mir ms
aqen-"
llno MN ftano ploblid @eorg Dor
linn.
er itredte beioe Sanoe nad Dem
alten Wanne aus, Ser iif langiam
erbob. 8ortlos, 5uerit in elmer elm
5igen itummen flebenSli1en 9itte.
Bring @eorg-9ur9lanft-"
ugrlau6t-moau Der @orte! Sic
Dillen ia aaes mtd obneoem, oas
fiible i'd. &onn id-oarf id Sic
GomteB fprehen?"
Sc muBte in Ser @itte oes Brinsell
mol etpos, pie cine 5mingenbe Strait
liegen.
9enn Ser @raf manbte ii6 nidt
ab. ST nabm oie ausgeitredte San-
De @eorss IN Die ieinen uno iab inn
tief tn bte @ugen.
pWeein lieber Grin5"-nia-ib
meiB allies! Dos mas Sic oIes mem
men, tpas tn bieiem Mueenblid Sbnen
alS uales" erideint, oils Ser Snbe-
griff Sbrer @iini6e, aIs Die bodite
Seligfeit. Mein lieber Yrina, id
mar altd einmal jung, unb menn mir
nun Der Sdnee Ser Sabre oas Sallpt
farbt, i6 babe oarrm nift pergeiien,
mas Der Sltgeno ibonite, enige Get-
te Iino. @eorg-mein lieber-"
gSlie borf id Slie iprefen ="
Der @raf Iadelte leiie. uSorer
Sic erit ben 8ater, lieber Grin5,
einen olten Monn = aber mertn Sic
polen: einen @reis nit einem jun
gen Ser5en. 0enn Die Stride oes
SCREENS 1T niht obhGnuid bon Ser
3abl Der Sabre. 8rina = i'd babe
piel Sdmeres BON Sbrem Sauie
erfabren, oas Sdmerfte, mas etnem
Wanne mioerfabren fam. 8ir lieb-
ten uris = Sic Seure, 0ie iest BORT
orinnen nit Dem 3ooe ringt -"
nSante &otp = franf -"
uShmer franz, 8rina uno STE
lit bel ibrl = mir liebten uns.
9urdlnu6t, mir iaben Elm reidles
Slid Dor uns, 10 arm mir paren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-28

onr6alls ON Berlin e~rinnernoe, Galt=
berfeit. @aes lit bier Der euten 2a=
&c uno parlnen Suit negen nod i'm
uppiaiten @riin. Die groBe grolne=
naoe Die Seas = 5iebt iid mebre-
re Metlen melt 6idt am &ano oes
Bluffs entlang, iiberaa iino 8Gllfe
otfgeiteIt, Die gum Sieen einIaoen,
mon bat ben 8lid iiber oie peite
See nno idopft cine SUIT bon BE-
5al,bernper Mine. Die aher bed ibre
i%t1rfenoen gigenfhqften Bat oein
Solfitone lit nidt nur 8aoe=, ion
bern ouh 2uftfurert. Gbglei6 Bite
Satfon au gnbe, itnb oed nod bic
le @aite bier, pobon i) mid lher=
aeugen fonttte. dis uu1 8 ubr bos
&onsert Der &apene BEG II. 9nla=
ren-yaegiments begann. Son alen
Seiten fanen lie berbeigeitromt
uno lieBen iid auf oie Ben Steo.
mer.Gbairs abnliden, aber nit Ell
mem Sonnertba6 periebenen @tI5le
11ieoer, UNI per Muiif 3u lauiden
9ie Serren Mlliifer famen nidt gu
SUB, ionoern fie pl1rben in bier
ipannigen Smnibuiien gum Ml1if=
papiaan eebrabt. gs paren mel
items bibihe @eftalten, Die 5i1 in
ibrer fleibiamen nniform. rote Sole
nit breiter eeIber 9tfe, furser
blalter Nod born nit gelben Guer-
idnuren beiest bariiber i9rag Der
peiBe 2eoerriemen, an Dem binten
auf Dem Hiiden Die meiBe Yatro-
nentaide ober mas oas Ding por-
iteaen ioqv hefeitigt 1T; onau oas
fofette &appi. Die erfte Mumnler
oes &on5erts mar Elm Souia=Marid)
bam folgten cine 9upertllre nno
anseres mebr. Die 9eute ipieiell
redt prd5is; bod tparen bte 2eiitun-
gen ni6t geraoe b%erborragenb, 10 baB
i'd metne Mufmerfiamfett balo
mebr benz Bublifum 5umanDte, nnb
audi tpie6er abtpanote, benn pentl
man bon 8aris fommt Iaiien ginen
oie obnebin falten @ngldnoerinneu
nit ben iteifen, falten uno ~itrengen
Minem crit reAt falt. Aber gefreut
babe id mid bod bariiber, Ole 2ollr
nod 6olfitone gemadt gu baben,
oenn Der 8lnb tit in Der Sat i6or
unO ~iebenspert un0 Die oreiltiinoige
Seefabrt mar pte Der furae auicllt-
bait auf englifdem gpben cine
@rbolung, = Die Tromenaoe unter
Den Mnlage1 un0 griinen &aienpld.
Zen ailf Dem BLUFF elm @enuB. Spdi
abenos fam i'd mieber in 8oulogne
an, bas nit SolfItone bergliden,
ELM SdmusIo6 lit. Morgen, Mon-
tag, ben IL. 9ftober, beiteiee i6 bier
inn InBenbafen, pebin uns Elm
fleiner 9mpfer bringt, ben .Grdl.-
bent 2ineoln" uno menn biels
3eilen in Ben &Gnoen ser 2eler
fino, BIN i'd mad a9tmoratlider
Mbpeienbeit mieoer auf amerifani-
idem 8ooen. 81. $.
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MMSIam0.

@roBe @ufreging bat in Bern
Die Snbaftnabme atpeier berborra,
genoer DISQUALIFICATION pernrladt
Ser ebemalige DIRECTOR ser @entral'
banf, Nagelin, uno Ser friihere
geripoltungs-Braiioen Gemme iinS
inter Der Mnflage bes 8etrugs in
@%emabriam abgefiibrt poroert. gs
fperoen ibnen 8eruntreuungen sur
2ait gelest in 8erbinbung nit Ell.
mem 8erIuit BON flint Wiaionen
Sranes, melben Ole Snternationale
@ilenbabnbanf erlitten bat.
General @itraoa, Der Siibrer
Der &~ebolution in Nicaragua, Fat
Elm Manifeit erlaiien, IN Dem er iagt,
Der ein5ige 3ped Der 3epolutioll
lei Ser, ben Stur5 oes 9%rGiioenten
3elapa berbei5ufibren. @enn Be-
lana beute reiigniere, piiroen Die
Die Nepolutiondre Iofort Die @affeit
nieoerlegen. @ber 3elapa merbe
nift reiignieren II. oesbolb miiroessss
Die Gepolutionare nod Der SanSSii-
ltaot 5ieben nno i'm oa5u 5uinsen.
: General Gepes lit in Der Saupt.
itaot Merifo eingetroffen nno bot
lange 4onferen5en NIT Dem Brdlihen-
ten 0ia5 unb benz General Mier,
leinem eigenep Steloertreter ooer
Mmtsna6folger, gebabt.
Sn @ntperpen lit Die Gbolero
aufgetreten. Inner @elonoter in
9elgien melbet, bob odt 8erioneil
an Der Seufe erfranft uno feds ge.
itorben iino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-28

Sa trat SIR Serr Safer 3tpiiden uns
- Die lugenoi6one Brin5eIlin err
lb1en tbm als Elm Saftor fin Sic
3nflmft ieiues SauIes, Ser neuen
boberen Giniat gu er5ielen per=
lprafl oils einen iungen &eidsqra=
ten = uno ols bieier, aIs i'd fros
allem als mein begbrte, mas id, fir
meln belt, ga puroe bie liebs
Staatsroilon nit all ibren bielqeltal=
flgen S1oBlingen gegen midi mobis
lll1ert nno bos or1ne Sers BORT,
aofberinas Ser5, b~earbeitet, gequd!t,
9emartert, bis : nun, 8rina, bis
es 1td) belfieo. 5reili9: 11ur be-
ldHeo! 9enn Dem Sobere1 mas
Sbr 9err goter eritrebte, perloate
oles arme Ser5 iid) ood = Ser
gr5ber5og. Der NIT ieinen Miaionen
ore 9errlidfeit bon 8iGitein pergol=
oen 1olte, erbielt einen munoer=
ldlolt aeflo6tenen &orb, &atberino
blreb leoig. Srin5, id) er5able 81
men oos ntd)t aus irgeno meld) Bit
feren 8efublen beraus. Die sSabr=
5ebnfe baben Die 8itterfeit ausae-
loldt gottlob. 9ber eefogt mllB=
te es bod tperoen - oarnit sic,
!teber 8eorg, oerein1t mir feline ialz
1den Motipe unterifieoe1. ltno
nun 5n Sbnen ="
er oriifte BEN Grin5en lonft ouf
einen Stnbl, lieB iid eeeenii6er
nteoer nno fubr fort: rgrin5, tie
Der @eorg, nm oos portpea a1 ne6=
men, i9 babe ridts, gar nidts ge=
gen Sic! SIN @eeenteil! @enn id
anh oamals in 6err fnr5en 6tltn-
ben, Die Sic bel uns meilten, sic
tdnea auffeimenoe 2iebe 3tpiiden
.Sbttel nao Slfe init ser Sbnen ae-
nib per1t6noliden Gorge oes 8a=
|ters anlab - mein Got! mie io0te
i'd onoers! i6 gepann ood sic
ueber5eug1lng, bob Sic es ebrlid)
meiner, nn6 i6 femme meine Sod.
ter gu gut, als oaB i1 nidt piliea
loute, tie gibt ibr @ero feinem lin
tpiiroigfeiten. 8ar elm &eit 6es 3;a=
gems IN mir - nun, oann bat Die
tenre &ranfe bort oriiben i'm mir
genommen! Mber, lieber @eora, mas
i'd fir Slie bottle, nno audi fir
Sic oas bat Ser idbe um1dpuna
Der bieiigen 8erbaltniffe bernidte1.
'5eritort -"
@eora fubr empor. Do6 ser
@rof lieb i'm nibt gu @orte TOM
men. Gr faBte mieber beioe Sanoe
oes Brin5en, er bielt tie felt, nit
berali6 marmem Druid, uno ipraf,
81 ibm tpie elm 8oter. Ct berid-
tete Dem gritaunten, @ritorreiloen
DIE ereigniiie beg Cages, er laate
ibm, Dob er ben 5meiteebornen 5obn
oes filritliden Sauies germ als
eioom ans Sera seidloiien bafte,
oab aber ml6 er es ais ielbftoeritano-
lid aniebe, bob Der grbprins, Ser
@rbe oes Sbrenes, andre 8fIidten
babe, oaB fir oieien Die Stimme oes
Screens 5uriidtreten miiiie -
Starr Dor Staunen, aber in Sic
lem Staunen i6einbor rubig, botte
@eorg 5ugebort. Nun aber bielt
ibn ni6ts mebr. St iprang opf CT
rate onr6 oas Simmer
rRiel @iel" fdrie er. Sd BOB
es meinem @rnoer bereits geiagt:
mel ME! 8as idiert mid oieier
Sbron! Sd babe feinen gbrgei5, sic
3abl Ser fleinen Siiriten gu Der
mebren! @lidlid mill id iein
gliidlid mill i6 mahen!"
(Jortfetma foIot.l
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NIIerIei.

Gin &omite bon 3ebn unierer
n8etaiI Wer9ants Miiociation" miro
cine aonferen5 nit Der Si6peitliGen
telegraph uno Selepbon @eIeaihoft
nadiuden, UNI Die iebigen GeIepbon-
&aten BON S. per Monat ouf So
rebu5iert 81 befomr1en. 9ie meiiten
Staote 5ablen MIR So uno nirgeno-
mo miro mebr als 81 berebnet. gben=
10 piiniden iie Die beiben 9elepbon-
@eieai6aften gu einem y@ealcl-
l1ebereirfommem" gu bepeger, 10
oaB @eid1ftsleltte niht mebr ge-
5tpllngen iin6, 3rpei Telephone 5u bal
ten, INN fibre &unoen gu erreid)en.
SoGte BON Seiten Der @eieaidaften
oiele leste l1ebereinfunft bermeigert
perben, 10 mill aie oMetail Mer-
dants Ii~iociation" ben 8erfub ma
den, iie ourd oas @eies gu 8piu-
gen ODER Elm oabin beaiigIifes @e-
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bringen. Das 3ebner-& omite beltebf
aus ben &erren Scot Sc. @alber. 6.
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g.. so. Daugbertp, emil Sd)errer,
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waro, begab iid @itttpod gu
Wfapor gaQagban, nm oenielben fir
Die grmeiterung Der Norb-Jlores
StraBe, 5piiden Commerce unb Sou-
iton StraBe, gu intereIlieren. Man
bafft oann Die beioen letteren Stra-
BEN unb Mlamo HIa5a ourd cine
&unobabn perbinben gu fonnen.
Mapor GaIagban lit Der @einung,
oaB Die erpeiterune bon Commerce
uno Noro-Glores StraBe als 5tpei
ieparate Hroiefte bebanoelt tper6en
iolte uno elaubt, oaB Die gripeite-
rumg Der lesteren ii6 lei6t bemerf-
iteaigen IieBe, wenn Die @runo-
eieentiimer fih iiber Den Iuben Der
ielben einig finb.
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Der Commerce Strabe lit NIT ieinsn
grfolgen iebr 5ufrieben unb slaubt,
oaB binnen aur5em ieoer @runoei-
gentiimer on bieier StraBe oen aosr-
traft unter3eifnet baben miro. Die
arbeit an Der 3uriifiehulie Ser
Sauier on Ser Siio.S eite ioa i'm
nahiten SUM beginner.
Der Grinder oes groBen SD-
items Der Sacob 9olo Bading 60.
Sacob 9olo, itarb am 9ienitog in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-28
Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

tit ieit iiber so Sabren bon Miaio,
men bon Miittern beim 3abmen if
rer &iaber nit b6llisem Grfplg ge-
brarft morben. IS berubigt oas
&ino, erpeidt oas 8abnfleiid Iin-
bert aae Shmer5en, furiert @ino-
Golie nno 1T Die bette Mranei segen
Diarrboe. Son aaen 9rnggiiten
in iehem Sell Der @eIt berfauft.
Seth fider unb berIanst .Mtrs.
Winslops Sootbine Sprup" nno
nebmt nidts @noeres. 25 gts. sic
6Iaihe.
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Crosses zeIt- Tbeater.
Fine sebiS,ns versteliung dsrt
bette Hbend.

sSbe 8eae pf Hitmono", eites
Ser beitett 9bpateritiide, Die ben Sit
oett Der often 3eit idiloert, miro bel1=
te abeho In benz @roBen 3elttlea=
ter, an Der gde Der St Souitou
nno @ocogoodes Strobe, CUR auf=
flbrnng fommen. Ger 3utrttt feltet
mir 10 Gents.
$. 9. Muder's beriibmte acrof
@onoer @pnlpanp lit cine Ser beiten
Heportoire : @eieuidafteu. Die ie
nod Serqs eefommm iino.
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Slid bat manden n~ieoerser,ln-
gen,
Den poroem fein nngliid be8mungen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
Kreisler Sells a $4,000 Violin
Musician Dsposes of Stradvars Built in 1926, at Proba
BILE Record Price for instrument in America

price is said to be the largest ever
paid for violin in this country. The
kreisler violin is known to the musi-
cal world as the Adams Stradivarius
and was formerly known as the Due
de Grevile.
Il have known of the fiddle for a
long time" said j. F. Bowers. secre-
tary of the Lyon & Healy firm, last
night. Its history is both romantic
and tragic. Once, l am told, it was
rescued by it's owner. who had been
reduced to poverty, almost at the cost
of a human life.
The details of the history am not
at present able to give, but we have
agents and experts tracing down ey.
cry detail, and we intend eventually
producing a written biography of it
Besides the Stradivarius which he
sold, Kreisler still owns the Hart
Guarnerius. which cost $11 900, and
his Gagliano, which he played on his
first two American tours He also pos
sesses a fine dupont
Lyon & Healy's collection of rare in
struments is said to be the most ex
tensive in the world.