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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19

InS 8innipee, Canada, perlautet:
llnter Sebedung bon elmer In5abl be-
rittener Goli3iiten bes noroipeltlihen
T~erritoriunis perlieb am Z. Sanuar
Sic fiir Die arftiihe Iegicn 6eitimmte
Spiienbuna EDMONTON, Die Saupts
ltnbt BON alberta. edmonton lit Die
AM n1rhlihitcn 9elegene Stabt auf
oieiem Continent. @s onuert orei
NRpnate, biz Die Roitiad)en nuc pers
theilt iino unp bds Su burdquerenbe
Wcbiet umfnBt Sallienoe BON Giaa
pratmeilen. Sic Yoitroute bat cine
9auae bon 1000 Ieilen. Sic Yoit>
be,tel, Die biesmal 953 Yilno piesen,
~bciiuoeu ii6 auf Shlitten, Die bon
6unoen ee5ogcn peroen. Sober
Shlittcn beiinbet lid inter DER Int@
iidt eincs b~eipdbrtcn Iugeiiellten Der
SuOiou Ban Company.
9ie erite Yoititatiou ut Sac Sc
@ihe. 500 Wteilen norolid bon Co
monton seleseu. no eiu burger Iufa
ent6alt gemaht miro. Damn aebt
c5 nad Sort @eYberion, Sort Hes
ioiutipn unb &erri1el Sslano. 2ets
terer Yrnft lieet 1900 Weilen bon
Gbmouton entfernt.
Sic YoItiahen fir ben eiligen
siprben peroen monatelang IN CO.
mpnton unD Binnipeg geiammelt,
ebc lie nn6 Toroen peiterbefDrbert
ipereen, Inter Der biesmalisen .Seue
bun9 b%efinoen ii6 30 Yfuno resis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19

I~trirte Soden. 81 Sfunb eetpDbnlife
9ricic unb $50 Yfuno 3eitungen nnD
3eiti6riften.
Bic SuDion Ban Company bcforz
bert bieie YoitiadJen unter Guntrdtt
nit Der caudoiihen Heeierung. Die
YoItinden BON Sort Teiolution unb
meiter iiblid 9ele9enen Yunfte tpcrs
oen in 5ipei Ionaten IN EDMONTON
cintreffen, dber Die bon Sort Wtcs
Yberion crit in etipa feds Wonaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
Sas fleine Heserlein.

Batter, Wfutter gingen aug,
Stile nurb's I'M eun3en Sonus.
aroh ods idtpnr5e Seterlein
Ins DEM . etthen gang ollein.
llno Der feline. fede 9ube
Hutift nun burd Die gauge StlIbe.
SdlieSlih iist bas Neeerlein
Dor Der Sbiir inn Commentator:
&am Elm Sottieer SunD porhei
Setter mad1t elm srpb' @eifrci,
&amen allh 5ipei Wieiefaben
@oIten 8eterleiu gar fraben,
Sod oa fling Der feline Wann
Tof picl mebr al 1freien All:
.Wrtter, Wutter, fonml boh ihou
ltnb bilf beiuem lieben Sobn."
"a i'm eriten 9roBen Sfred
2iefen Suno unb aase meg.
Yeterlein la6t binterbrein
0enft: rNrr mltbig mlB man Ietn."
Der @interihlaf.
@eri1neit Iicet StraBe, Sorf uno
@runo,
@or 8dlte beuIt Der @dhtcrhuno,
8eiB flimmert's in benz Sternenlidt.
r8obin. Oh armcs &inb. 10 ipdt?
Ser Shnee lieet bod, Der Norbfpinb
tpebt
lIno peitidt pein 8drtes Iugeii6t."
Sas 0tdod1cn mii6t iif. ipie es fam,
gs itrebt benz Sturme mutbis an
limb luhet Die pertpebte Spur;
ga itnat's linn leis bel iebem Sfritt,
98ic 8eiiteritimmen 5iebt es NIT:
Stub aus, rub aus. Elm ipenig nur!"
.Sdrf ruben nift; i'm fernen Wdlo
Sorrt ia Die Mutter. iftpad nno alt,
Ser bring i6 quite Ir5enei."
rSiIt nib unb matt bon Sroff nnc
8ino, ,
Stub aus, rub aus On licbes AtnS,
Gin tpenia MIR. Damn ITS porbeil"
ySarf ih(afen niht; i'm ferneu 8dlo
Sarrt ia Die Nuttcr. idpah nnb alt,
Ser bring ih 8rot uno snten @ein." "
Oa iingt es iiiber. iinet's 10 Iaut:
.Su liebes &inb. 10 gut unS traut,
8annit ni1t n,ebr laufen, i4lafe einl
.Sdau Der. bein 8ettiein lit semadt!
3 ipelhe 2uit. o fpelhe Sradtl
Sic 2innen limb 10 tpeiS uno fem.
Sie Saunen iinb 10 ipeih lnS rein;
@ie iiib muB ba gu traumen lein!
8ir pieeen bid; i6laf elm. ibla'
einl"
Sds IGbfen lenft bas 8aupt bindb,
Sein 8Drbhen fdnt. es fdnt Ieir
Sfab;
@ie Iieat es bnlD I'M tpeiSen S6nee
I1nb Letter, INNER leiler iingt's,
limb iiiBer. INNER iiiBer tlinat's:
.Su liebes Sinh. abe. abel"
8. &. umd n n.
**x
Sine mabre Ueihihte fir anterita'
ntide Sunsens.
- itNsss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
Sin germ6scn int SfenrObr.

Cine aaemipobnenbe @ittme i'll
Qaraentiere (6ranfreih) p%erfiel ans
eSurft Dor gin6re6ern aIf DEM Gin
fau, ibre ~gelommten &erthpapiere unb
Hententitel I'M @etra9e bon 10000
6r. I'M Sicnrobre 81 perbersen. Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
Der Wiauu NIT benz WciIer.

Der Wiann nit benz Mieiier. Salt
in ieber Samilie. pelhe ourdp Den Ir5t
nuf ieinem tdsliden 8unoeane beiuht
lpirp, ftnbet CT mebr ooer lpeniger NIT
llebelteit perbunbene &opfihmer5en,
Hiidenidmer5en, Seiteuitehen, Maz
genbelhtperoen, 2abmbeit unb
Shmersen in ben @Iiebern. - 2eis
ben, ipelfe einen tiefen S6atten aif
Das 3eben tperfen. CIR fiimmert iih
ieoof ni6t biel llut bieie .eeipobnz
li6en" 8eI6tperoen; er betra6tet lie
tbatld6li6 als ieiuer 9eahtun9 nibt
tpertb. CT tpartet eetpobnlih nui cine
beionbere @%eIe9enbeit. einen uubers
gep6bnliden Notbfau, tpelder Die
amputation zines @eineS pber armcs,
ober bic 9lpsleaung Der menlhlihen
gingeipeioe notbis maht. Sa fam
man feben. ipie er bon Sntereiie frost.
Sas 8abre In bieier Sate lit aber,
paB Der Nr5t, nelder iid reIolut unD
peritGnbia an Die Mrbeit maht. Die llrs
laden unb Die Sebanblrn9 oieier ~9es
mDbnlihen" &ranfbeiten peS alltasz
lifen 2ebens 81 unteriuden. Sen
8ertb ieines profeliionelen Sienltes
3ebnfad1 bergroBern ipirb.
Sorni's Ilpenfrdliter lit inbelien.
permoac ieines auberorbentlideu
8ertbes Der nre9uldre 9oftor" in
tauIenben Samilien seiporben. Seir
@ebralf mGbrenb zines Sdbrbms
berts bat feline @eiunbbeit brinscuper
GisenIdaiten belpieien. CT fanu mn
bon SpeSials Igenten be3o9en perben
ober brett bon ben Gieentbiimern. Sr
Yeter Sabrnep & Sons Co.. 1t2-
lis 60. Sopne Ipe., Chicago. Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
Walaenbuntur.

SunsseieIe (ccr leinen arasens
fnopf nidt fiubet) (: lleberall bin ib 5u
6auie, - blob BET mir ni@tl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
Was ipielen pir?
Sntob. no bit bu?

0ieieS lit elm Spiel. bns INNER 81
Der 9r0Bten Seiterfeit InlaB gibt.
!Sipei Der Mitlpieler iperoen NIT pers
bunbenen Sugen. II. nad)oem nc eiiige
Iole nm iih ielbit aebrebt iinp. i'll Der
Olittc oes bon ben iibrigen &eripneu
sebilbeten &reiles gebraht. Ser cine
Spieler ruff benz anoeren 5u: ~Safpb.
mo bit bu?" porarf oieier antpottet:
.Sierl~ Sas SiIdlcn uno Serbst9en
gebt untcr grobem Subel Der ilbrt9cn
Sbeilnebmer 10 lange Dor iid, bis lid
Die beiSen cnblih formIih IN Die Irme
~lauien, pomit paS nmiinnte SPIEL
beenoiet lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19

Mein &inp6en, peroe tug
llno bleibc iebt rcdt iIetbi9;
Sernlt Oh nur elllen Sprud
@iitGslih - hts genua;
aennlt gu I'M Ionat breibts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19
Gin @int fir q It + m n
IetbenDe.

@iele gIauben am beauemiten lie9en
SIT fonnen, ipenn iie ii6 elm babies
Sutenp &iiien inter 8opf unb Hiideu
paden. Sns lit aber gerabe berfehrt,
Denm aif bieie 8eile foinmt Der Be-
trefienbe in cine frumme Gage, Die
Britt tpirb Suiammeugebriidt unb
fam iih niht 9ebori9 ausoebnen. gs
empfieblt ii6 besbalb, Dem na6
Ntbem Gingenben bas &opffiHen cher
tiefer su legen. Samit Die 2un9c iifI
eeborig ausoebnen fpnue, ioa er audi
nidbt auf Der Geite, ionbern auf Dem
pollen ffafen Iiiden liesen rnb fpa
peber nit ieinen Irmen nod NIT eis
ner biden Sefc bic 8ruit beidtpcren.
Selbitperitdnblih mub mdit pas 3ims
mel Des nad Itbem 8in9enoen fleibie
liiften. gltern mDeen baber ibrc
ainper friib5eitig or cine rihtise Gage
I'M Bette setpobnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-19

iparm mo es bertrGet. Ian beniibe
basu tets Dasielbe @niier. @s pers
seben baburb nidt MIR Die Sdmers
3en, ionbern bie Saut nimmt audi
lpieber lire seiiinbe Sarbe an.
@eeen nift aui9ebrofene Sroit@
beulen iinb 3ipiebeln Elm portrefflites
Iittel. Mian serreibt bieie uno be-
itreiht nit bem 10 g%etponnenen Bret
Die franfen Stellen. reip. man binoet
i'm bdriiber. - Gin nnberes @ittel
lit folsenbes: Im miiht Irnitaz
ipiritus unb @lpceriu 81 9leiheu
Sbeilen nno reibt Die SroItbeulen bas
nit elm. Iuh fir mufgeiprungene
&dnbe ut bieie Iiihuna edr5 porz
treffli6. - Sebr an e~mpfeblen lit
aud: nit Sptritus setrduftes 2oifs
pnpier. bas MA Inn Die erfrorenen
8lisber Der SiiBe ipidelt.
Gin eutes Iaittel lit, Sic Sroitihd>
ben NIT gitroneniaft 5u betrdufeln
nnb Gitronenitiidden auf bielelbeu
81 lesen. Surd bieies einfa6c
@ittel mar ib in fiir5eiter 3eit bon
allem Sroit pieber befreit.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
Claim Il Was An Earthquake.

New Light has Just been thrown by
Prof. Paul Haupt on the destruction
of Sodom and Gomorrah, that tragic
catastrophe related in the Old Tesla
ment. He declares that the two
wicked Canaanite cities were destroy
ed by an earthquake, and that tho
walls of Jericho fell In the same way
1t will be recalled that the fall OF
Sodom was one of the early occur
rences of human history recorded In
the Bible. We read in the nineteenth
chapter of Genesis: Then the Lord
rained upon Sodom and upon Go
marrah birthstone and fire from the
Lord out of heaven, And he over
threw those cities, and all the plain
and all the Inhabitants of the cities
and that which grew upon the
ground"
Recent investigations indicate that
the cause employed in the destruc'
ton of the cities was the ignition by
an earthquake of vast underlying
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19

reservoir OF gas and petroleum. The
upper cretaceous strata, which in the
great Jordan fault" of this region
have been thrown down below the
level of the Dead sea, contain much
bituminous limestone, such as natur
ally gives rise to pools of petroleum
and inflammaable gas. ,
II is believed that the sudden sink
ing of the ground during an earth
quake caused an outpour of petro.
leum from many fault assures, and
the escape of great volumes of sui
phurous and gaseous emanaation
which ignited either spontaneously OF
by lightning. furnished the brim'
stone and fire from heaven, and the
smoke of the land going up as the
smoke of a furnace which Abraham
saw from the plains Of Judea.
The strange fate of Lots wife, who
was changed into a pillar of salt, Ii
explained by the sect that eruption'
of bituminous matter are often ac'
lcompanied by salt slime. Mounds Of
salty slime are common in this re
| gion.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
A sTATEsMAN's LOST STATUE.
South Carolina Wants Co Know the
Whereabouts of Stone Statesman.

Somewhere in this country there
Is a lost statue of John G. Calhoun.
Any person finding himself In It's
presence may learn of something 20
his advantage by communicating
with the authorities al Charleston, 5.
G. This work of art disappeared
during the civil war, but Charleston
has just begun to mourn its loes.
and will not be comforted. II pub
LEFTY Will aid in the search. Il is a
pleasure 10 make that contribution
toward the recovery or this work OF
art and the consequent assuagirg OF
the grief OF bereayed city.
The tale OF this wandering figure
OF a statesman begins In distant
Rome. where . was wrought into the
form OF lie by the cunning hand Of
the American sculptor. Powers. The
Imaginative hand OF the artist trans.
formed the South Carolina states
man into a Roman senator. clad In
the inoonoclistic drapery Of a toga
In It's voyage across the sea the
statue met the misfortune OF a brok'
en- arm. which was mcnded with the
beet skin OF a stone cutter In New
York City. This ought 10 aid On "a,
Identification. Set mp In the citl
hall OF Charleston. this Ulysses 81
marble resumed fits journeyings upor
the approach OF northern troops
Thereafter. its Odyssey Is Of varie,
version One tradition says that Z
was buried TO save n from the In
ysders; another that Il was remover
TO Columbia: another that IL wa
captured By the Union army and car
rlod north OF Mason and DiXon's Linz
as a trophy OF war.
II would seem that the last o
these tales should be erased from en-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
WINS FIFTEEN
COUNTIES IN SOUTH CAROIINA

Charleston. s. c., Aug. 19.-Unof-
fetal returns from election head
quarters in 81 so-called wet counties
Of South Carolina indicate that the
prohibitionists won n victory in NJ
teen. The indications are that pro-
hibition carried in Abbevlle. BAN
burg. Barnwell. Berkeley. Colleton
Dorchester. Fairfield. Hampton. Ker.
shaw. Lee. Lexington, orangeburg
Sumter and Williamsburg counties
The dispensary forces won in Aiken
Charleston and Richmond counties
and probably In Georgetown and
Beaufort.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19

list OF conjecture. Stalwart az they
were, It Is not credible that the men
OF Shermans army would have been
disposed TO add an heroic OF marble
TO their impedimenta. Moreover.
the possession of a captive statue OF
a southern statesman would haYo
been the wonder OF a camp. and the
story OF It's laborious transportation
would surely have become a fretfully
enduring rcminisoence. Neycrthc-
less, Il would be an act OF Kindness
for the curators OF art galleries in
the north TO pass In review their ST.
lent charges, just TO make sure that
no Calhoun turks In their midst In
the meantime. Charleston should IN
fyestlgate thoroughly rs own recess.
II may be possible that the lost figure
Proposes placidly in some forgotten
nook near It's bereayed home
Washington CD. c. Herald.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
LEES STATUE
GETS GOOD LOCATION IN HALL
AT WASHINGTON.
South's Hero yics with the Northern
Warriors I'm Statuary
Hall.

Washington, Aug. 19.-Don T
Halsey, state senator from Lynch
burg. and the author of the measures
selecting Washington and Lee as Wiz
ginia's representatives for StatuaTy
Hall, was at the capitol this morning
representing the Virginia commission
having in charge the preparation and
presentation OF the statues. Mr.. Hal
sey Is much pleased with the statues
and the location to which they have
been assigned. In speaking OF the
matter OF placing the statues In the
hall, Mr.. Halsey said:
81 am very much satisfied. Vir-
ginia has nothing TO fear from COM
parison OF the statues she has pre-
scented. either from the standpoint OF
the subjects they represent or their
material execution. The positions
they occupy display them 20 the best
advantage. and the sentiment which
actuatsd the presentation OF Lee as
one of those representatives Is well
borne out in placing his statue by
the side of one OF his brave followers
and in close proximity to those of two
of the most gallant and DISTINGUISHED
Anniversaries. Gen. Shields, OF Illinois
and Gen. Kearney, OF New Jersey. II
is fitting tribute to the greatness
Of the American people and a spleen
did exemplifcation Of the spirit OF
fraternal unity. which now prevades
our country. that the statue OF Robert
f. Lee can be placed In the capitol
OF the reunited nation. with the cor
, dial approval of both north and
south.
II felt from the beginning that
Virginia's choice OF Ice would serve
to prove TO the world that the bit
, terness OF the war In which he fig
ured has passed away and that his
greatness can now be appreciated by
his former foes as we'll as by thos'
he led in the greatest conflict OF mod
ern times; and | am glad 10 believe
that Il will be received by the natior
in the same spirit OF good will II
which Virginia presents Il"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
In bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Western District OF
Kentucky.
In the matter OF James p Sleeth
bankrupt-in bankruptcy
To the creditors of said bankrupt:
w r. Hendricks. of Paducah, Ken
lucky, trustee OF the estate OF said
bankrupt, having filed herein a pc
tition asking for the sale OF the
property hereinafter described, and
the sape having come on for hearing
before me, OF which hearing ten
days notice was given by mail to
the creditors of said bankrupt, now,
after due hearing. no adverse inter
est being represented thereat, II Is
ordered that said trustee be author
lied to sell the portion of the bank
lrupt's real estate specified in the
trustees said petition, as follows:
Two lots OF ground situated In
O'Brien's addition to the city OF Pa
ducsh. Kentucky, known as lot No,
1G in block No. z. and lot No. In
block No. z, deed to which from w.
&c O'Brien TO said James p. Sleeth
is recorded in deed book No. n,
page GO4, in the McCracken County
Court Clerks Office.
Said trustee shall sell said prop
erty at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the county court
house door in Paducah. Kentucky, at
II O'Clock in the forenoon on the 9th
day of September, 1909, and keep an
accurate account of each lot or parcel
sold. the price received therefor and
to whom sold, which account he shall
file at once with the referee imme-
diately after the sale. Said property
shall be sold subject to the approval
OF the referee.
Witness my hand this the Ord day
of August, 1909
EMMETT w. BAGBY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Trustees Notice of Sale.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt:
This is to notify you that pursuant
to the foregoing order of sale, I
shall sell the property described in
said order, at the time and place and
in the manner and according to the
terms specified in said order
Witness by hand this Ord day of
August, 1909.
w. r. HENDRICK,
Trustee Of Bankrupts Estate
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
Comiskey Buys rs Players.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 19.--Charles A
Comiskey has spent pretty close to
100000 so far this season for new
players, and now has something like
twenty-five youngsters on his stan.
His most expensive purchase TO
date is Rolla Zeider, the young third
baseman from California. whose phe-
nomenRl work this year has put the
San Francisco club in the lead. His
playing is the talk OF the Coast
League, and cost Comiskey a pretty
penny It is safe to say Zeider will
be one of the highest priced youngs-
tiers that will graduate into the major
league next year He will cost Com
iskey $500 and two Al players
that he must deliver to San Francisco
before next season arrives.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

On August 21. at 10 O'Clock a. m,
at the court house / will receive seal
ed bids on contracts for repairing
McCracken county gravel roads.
Bids will be received for each road
separately. and the county reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
For further information see the road
supervisor.
j. r. THOMPSON.
Road Supervisor.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
AFTER DONLIN To
MANAGE BROOKLYNS,
Ebbetts Announces That He IL 20 Try
TO Buy Actor Player.

New York, Aug 19.-All other
deals to secure the services OF Mike
Donlin as a baseball player having
fallen through. the Brooklyn club, OF
the National League Is now out with
an offer for the actor-player. Pres!-
dent Ebbetts Is quoted as saying
that he will make an offer to the New
York club for the release of Donlin
so that he can become the active
manager of the Brooklyn club next
season. Donlin Is said to look upon
the proposition with favor. Donlin
and his wife, Mabel Hlte, have signed
a contract to appear on the yaude-
Vile stage which will keep them
busy until next spring.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
ellis Loving Wife,"

81 want to get THIS cneck cashed,'
said the young matron, appearing al
the window OF the paying teller.
Eyes, madam. You must indorsa
Il, though" explained the teller.
"why, my husband sent 1t to me
He is away on business" she said.
eyes, madam. Just indorse IL;
sign it on the back so We win know
we paid it to you"
She went to the desk against the
wall and in a few moments presented
the check, having written on its back
Your loving wife, Edith."-Bell
man
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19

brighter than they were a year ago
and we lost out by just one game at
the finish in 1905"
That's how President Dreyfuss, Of
the Pirates sizes up the rush for the
National League pennant this season
THE game that put us on the hum
mer was the one we lost in Boston
just before coming west" continued
the Pirate chief, who was interviewed
by c. II. Zuber. "And that wouldn't
have been lost but for some bad base
running. Toward the close of the
game Starr got to second, and Ed
Phelps on first, with one man out.
Starr foolishly tried to steal third
and was thrown out fully ten feet by
Harry Smith, now manager OF the
Doves.
But the worst OF that play was
that Phelps continued to hug first
while Starr was making his attempt
so when Thomas came along with a
base hit that would have scored a
man from second. Phelps only got as
far as third on II. The next man
went out on a fly, and where we
should have had two runs we didn't
get one.
"In the next inning Bates made a
home run for the Doves, putting the
score at 2 to 1, where 1t ended,
when II really should have been 3 to
, 2 in our favor.
There is no doubt in my mind
that we are stronger at first base, at
second base, in the outield and in
the pitching department than We
were last season, and as we have the
other fellows some distance behind
us, and they must catch us before
they can claim the flag, our chances
! of getting into the worlds series look
pretty bright"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19

Bids will be received by a joint
board OF the Finance and Public I'm
provement committees Of the General
Council OF the city OF Paducah. Nv
until 1880 p. m. Aug. 80. 1893, and
then opened for the construction OF a
fire station for the city OF Paducah
Ky. according 20 plans and specihca.
lions on fle I'm the Office OF 4. l.. Las
sitter. architect. rooms Z and s. Yeiser
building
A certified check for $4,000 shah
accompany each ia. which shall be
forfeited to the city of Paducah az
llculdated damages In case the con-
tractor failed 70 execute satisfac-
tory contract and bond after being
awarded the contract.
The committee reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids
a. l.. L.ASSITER
BY order Of the FlnSsee and Pub.
lie Improvement Committee
Monday Is Emorson's day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19

A lady whose husband seemed TO
be doing little but lie in the ham
mock and eat apples was asked by a
sympathetic neighbor what the
trouble with him was. Doctors, "
she replied, sadly. mo, he hasn't
come into a fortune. You see"
Explained the wife. ''he's been having
some sort of matter with his stom-
ach. and he consulted two different
doctors about H. One told him TO
eat ripe apple every hour, and the
other said to rest an hour after eat
ing. SO he's trying to do both. -
.Today's Magazine.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
CHIEF OF BUREAU OF INsULAR
AFFAIRS BELIEVE TO BE LOST

Washington, d. c., Aug. 19.-Gen-
eral Clarence r. Edwards. chief OF
the bureau of insular affairs, is lost,
He was last heard from several
weeks ago when about to tour Eu-
rope. Cablegrams sent to hotels
where he said he would be at par
ticular times, remain unanswered.
He was the principal man instructinG
the Philippine tariff bill. When It
was signed by Taft he took boat for
Plymouth, and arrived there and
sent cablegrams. Since then he has
sent no word either to his office as
sociates or relatives.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
LoulsIana CoIorcd Team WON.

The Paducah Cubs. a colored
team, was defeated by the oolored
team from New Orleans yesterday
afternoon by the score of to 5.
The Cubs had the game well In
hand until the eighth inning when
Hale went in the air, and the Gre
oles swatted in sufficient runs TO
win. A crowd Of white people saw
tho s,au,o
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
PIRATES STRONGER;
WILL WIN PENNANI

1--WE are stronger at first and sec.
'ond.
1--WE have a better outfielder.
"Our pitching department is more
reliable.
we have a longer lead in first
place than we had last year.
so why shouldn't we feel that our
chances for winning the pennsHt are
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-19
Prix De Dcux Ans Won by Wander.
bllt Racer.

Paris, Aug. 19.-The Prix de Deux
Ans. for a purse OF $4,000, was won
by w. X. Vanderbilt's Messidor III.
In the Grand Handicap de Deau-
Vile, valued at $4,000 Mr.. Wander
bits Bietre finished third.