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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
Suurempi fuin Gioin ratfauS.

Nuori mics ppDrdili fesfipDn al.
faan maantietd mpDten ia tuli fDps
bin tpDmieben mDfin foboaue. 81
iGltG ndfpi naloa ia fuului laulua,
Sdn ppfdbtpi ia %fuunteli. Iiti tuna
tut tuubittanan lastaan. Sdmeleei
fuuluipat min iurumieliiiItd, niisfG
oil Min paIioh r~affautta. Wdiffa
tue tDpbd diti oil tebnpt pdindn ras
iittamoa tpDtd ia MT oil 10 min
mpDbdistd, eta oIiIi aifoia iitten pr
tdnpt ola lemoua, min malnoi bdn
fuitenfin lapIenia luona.
Sdmd laulu pubui fuin ~iaarna
nuoreIIe miebele. Siind tietd pitfin
aiaeSia iobtui mieleeu oma diti.
Sdrfin oil istunnt Min monena pD'
nd .pienen poifania luona ia tuubit.
tanut ia laulanut, alma pbtd buoIel'
Iiiena ia ndipmdttDmdnd, o0enfaan
aiatte!emattu itIeddn.
GntGs bdn2 Soinen Ipnti t~oiienIa
iGlfeen null b6nen tuntonIa eteen.
Sospa ban oliIi ioaoin topoin tors
nonnut dibiue bdnen rotfautenia!
Sospa Edn eoes ferranfaan oliIi
moinut oioittoa bdneae fuinfo pnlio
bdn itIe aiiasia dibistddn f%uitenfin
pitt, ia fuinfa mieleqddu bdn %oliifiti
tobtonut bpmittdd f%oifen, mitd oil
rittonut - mpDsfin bdntG fo1taan!
Wtutta bdneue fdmi minimum moneue
m%uuuefin: Ie oil mpDbdiStd! San
mofoIi bauoasIaan ia oinoasti ut.
Entertainer bautotimi %oIoitti, ettd
bdn oil ferran eldnpt.
Niin tuli bdn fotia ia pani maata,
mutto Ell oiannut nuffiia. Sdn FULL
aIituiIeen feboon ia lamlun ddnen
tpDmieben tunasta. !Serdnneet aia>
tutiet MID Iiiddntpimdt ia Iptpenimdi
bdnen iielusIaou.
SGn foetti rutoiaa. Mutta oil
fuin iuliettua bdnen eoesIddn, ifddn
FUN Sumula oliii fieltdptpnpt fuus
Iemasta. GntiIind oitoina oil bdn
moinut rufoufIesIa tuna iIoiIeffi ia
tutmouiIefii. INT oil fuin muuri
bdnen DmpdriIddn. = Sumala tun.
tut bdneStd min fplmdltd.
Mutta pbd uubeIeen ia uubeIeen
olotti bdn rutoutIenio ia fiaoin =
dffid tuIi Jana bdnen %Iopiuutenia a.
lolita muistiin. tdmd Jana;
rtlnobtoiTifo aiti IapIufoiieniu, min
ettei ban armabtaifi pmaa poitoon'
IA? Dlutta iosfin ban mnobtoii,
min nina Serro en- find iinua I'M
bota!"
9dmd Jana tot awun bdne0e, an
tioton armo firfastai. Roffous,
fuurempi fuin dibin roftauS Iopia'
t~oiIeenio? &c roffaus antoi onteetii
bdneaefin, fen bdn mormaSti tnnii
ia oppi fiittamddn Sumolaa fiitd
6srronSo In meSforiuyo ntmeSyG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

Run tp5mies 3oue Walfama fpf.
8 y. Flo 6 ATTAIN pubeli erddn nai'
fen fansia 9ompereen oieman ebus'
tana oIefpan ipeIimppmdIdn Iuona,
tuIi bdnen IuofIenia tp5miss Gallo
SoImari Soris. 6etfiien fesfusteI'
iuoon 5oris pppfi naista hiIemoon
mufaania. yloinen ei f~uiienfaon iiis
ben %Iuostunut. naan ldbti mene'
madn Walfomon Ieurosia. Sdstd
ndrfastpneend SORTS otti ellie puff
fonIa ia isfi Iiud WoIfomoto fotTi
f%ertoo, enIitfi moiemmoIe puoIen
bortioibin wabdpdtoiiemman baa'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
|s,ls .mscs; Ont. saa.
Soulufuuua

Soulmfuuua.
grmoi5a Quttaian toimitus ia lebs
ben laaiu lu%tiiafunta!
Saan eniinndfin toipoa faitiue
armoa armon SumalaIta ia raubaa
rauban rubtinaaIta, ~erittdintin Ger
ran omiae, iotfa armosta usfomai
itIenId autuaafIi.
2pud Ie onfin bausfaa fun Iaa
ola autuas Sumalan lapIi ia tai
maan periuinen aiman armosta,
@aifea fuinfa iuuripntiiid olemme,
min me iaamme usfoa, etta SeeIns
Sumalan poifa on meiodn Ipntim'
me fantanut @oIsatan mdeae ::ia
5ield meibdn ipntiemme ebestd fdr'
iinpt faiffein bdpedaiiemmdn fuole'
man. Siaoin hursfas mddrdin
ebestd tuomittiin in min mddrdt teb'
tin bursfaiffi ia autuaifii.
Hufoilen, ettd Sierra metdiii MT
nua ia faiffia pois ipnnin tieltd et'
femme main ipnneisidmme buftuiIi
ia fabotetufli tuIiIi. SumaIa armab'
~tafoon minua beiffoufiieni Ill ben,
Iiud tunnen olepani iuurIpntinen ia
aipan mabooton armon omistufs
Ieen.
Mitta FUN fatielen Sumalan ia'
naa, min EieIti iaan Iobbutusta Fun
nden ianat: r&usia ipnti on iuureffi
tunmt, FIND on armo plDnpalttinen,"
ia vGn MIND tuuut bursfaita 'futIu'
maan, tpaan ipntilid paranpufieen."
Ne ilabuttaa mieleni ia ipbdn rie'
mabtaa, fun buomaa SeeIutfen ole.
man ipntisten pstdwdn. 50 fead
on min bptpd pstdwd fuin Seeius
on, min fiuoin eli tarmitie pelidtd,
Tiud Sdnesid on turwa nabma.
Si Sumala piod minua ia PERFECT
tdni SinusIa. Wind olen ndin pf'
findiippteen ioutunut, ettei ole fenen
fansia pubeliIi ia iloitiiIi armosto,
iud tddud fultamainiua on, ne bar
pat faniaIaiiemme fuin tddud omat.
Sumalan pilffaaiia ia Sdnen or
monia ia ianania plDnfatioiia. GipG
tddud palion muuta fuule fuin IT,
rouSta. uiein foboaa rinnastan'
bnofaus forfcutta fobti, ettd fuinfo
fauan find Serra fdrIit tuouaisto
pilffaa. llIein tuntuu matfoilemiie'
nj min ifdmdne fun pIen ndin pfii,
ndiIppteen ioutunut ia eroitettm ps'
tdmistd ia Interchangeable, %ioitter
fansia min uiein olen iaanut lotto
Serran armoSta.
Wutta tiitos !Serran, etti Sdr
on pitGnpt minuSta buolen, etten ole
fpield !Sdnestd pois luopunut. Hu
f~oiltaa meliet ia iiiaret minunfir
protestant, iotfa olette taipaan TO
tim fulfemasia eta ferran pddii
iimme pbteen tuoIla puoIen Sorbar
mirron, josie iftlaulu Ioipi. Sos
tddud olemmefin erosia, min tai
maa sIa Iaaoaan Iitte ola pbbesiG
ia GaritIalle fiitosta tpeiiata.
2opetan tdmdn f%irieeni ia idtdn
faifti nell ct ia iiiaret Serran or
mon baltuun. Soiste firjotan liIdd
JOS nden tdmdn Iuttaian palstoiaa,
= Sermebodn mpDstin nieId pos
tori !Seimosta ia bdnen perbettddn
fosfa buomoiin g%uttaiasta ettd o.
lette muuttoneet Warquetteen, Wlicb,
Serran i%iunousta uubeua tpDmai'
niollanne!
Nditd phi ri beitfo maan armoSto
dutuaS
SiIarenne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06

man. fittemmin ipoiemmaIle puoIeue
rintaan. Wiimeffimainittu isfu oil
min anfara, ettd Ie pubfoii W:n
feubfopusiin.
9aamoittunut mietiin tobtori SrDn'
bolmin luo 5ibottanaffi. Sittemmin
bdnet pietiin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sobtori SIN lauiunnon mufaan
on W:n miimemainittu baapa benz
aenpaarallinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
GIdman eri aIciIta,
1amaam on ar,non paitpd.

Sind tiebdt miten moailma ianoo;
,9ifa on rabao." oentdbben iuo'
menneiaan apoStolin Ianat; rOsta.
taa aitao." Wtaoilma Ell rmmdrrd
poremmin. Se ei %pmmdrid, ettd
oifa on armonoifo, fufin pdind ar'
mon pdimd ia toto eIdmd pboistel'
md Iutematiomisto ormonoibeisto.
Iifa on iionfoiffiiuutto Ia find oIet
iianfoitfiiuuoesia mostuunoloinen
oiostaIi, fustafin pdimdstd. 2aiffi
pdindIi opot firioitetut SnmoIon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-06
Valokuva-tyynynpaaIlys @ M
ia VuOsikerta Auttaja wow

Mama tyynynpaalystat ovat tehdyt joke ,alkoisesta, sinisesta,
vaaleanpunaisesta eli keHasesta satinikankaasta ia nita voidaan pes
ia ia silhtaa kuvan olenkaan vahingoittumatta.
Lahettakaa omanne eli rakkaimpanne kuva nellie min saatte sill
ta alkuperasen nak0isen jaljenn0ksen isonueuuna tyynynpaallystassa.
Mitaan lsamaksua eli ole vaikka samassa valokuvassa oGsi kuinkakin
monta henkil0a. Mutta jos jaljenn6s on tehtava useammasta kuhn yh-
desta kuvasta, otetaan so senttia isamaksua.
Observation-Disclosures ovat my0s seinakuvia raamiinpantuna
yhta sopivat kuhn tavaliset isonnetut kuvat.
Maiden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hnta ainoastaan l dolla-
ri IS senttia vapaasti postissa lahetettyna. Kuvan valmistaminen OF
taa non 10 paivaa ia valokuvanne palautetaan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Erityinen tarjous. Autaian vanhat ia uudet tilaaiat, jotka
maksavat tilauksensa vuodeksi eteenpain, saavat taman tyynynpaalyk-
sen SO sentin lisamaksuIa. Joka lahettaa nellie 3 koko vuoden tiaus-
ia saa taman tyynynpaalyksen pakinnoksi. Tiatkaa osohteella:
AUTTAJA,
L. Box ~, lrOnWOOd, Mich.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
LODGE PROPOSES
A FOOD INQUIRY
PRESIDENT TAFT TELLS FARM
ERS' UNION DELEGATES
HE Is WITH THEM.

WASHINGTON. Feb "A reso-
luton to investigate the increased
cost of living was introduced in the
senate today by Senator Lodge. II
provides for a select committee of
five senators and follows closely the
lines of the Elkins' resolution pre-
scnted a month ago. The measure
was referred to the committee on
finance. II gives sweeping authority
and directs an inquiry into the
prices for necessaries OF life, cost OF
production at home and broad, pos
sible effect Of tariff on prices and
all other features of the situation.
The senate committee now invest
igating the cost OF high living are,
Elkins, resolution before committed
on contingent expenses. McCumbeT
resolution before agricultural com
mittee, and Lodge resolution before
finance committee.
The committee from the national
farmers union, headed by 4. 5. Bar
rett. president OF the organization.
called on President Taft today In
relation TO legislation on the ques-
tion OF g0mbling in futures. The
president talked with them for some
time and said he Is in favor OF n
law. which would prevent specula-
ton ia the necessaries of life.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
SEINE RETURNS
TO ITS BANKS
RIVER Is STILL FAR ABOVE
NORNIAI-GREEKs ARE
READY FOR WAR.

Paris, Feb. 2.-The Seine Is many
feet above normal height still. but II
is practically within dts old bed to-
day.
The Seine has dropped A inches
from the maximum height. Condi-
tons are rapidly improving in the
center of the city. but lawlessness in
the outlying districts is almost un-
comparable. A gang of four men and
-four women cruising around Abort
willie on a raft looting houses was cap
tured after hard fight in which two
of the gendarmes were seriously
wounded The police had second
and harder fight to save the gang
fnom death at the hands of a mob.
The relief fun1s are keeping pace
wath the demands upon them, the re-
sponse from America being particu-
,arly generous A serious situation
confronting the authorities is the
burial of the dead, as almost all the
cemeteries near the city are flooded
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
Senator Eaton's Bill, Increas.
ing Requirements Of Ad.
mission to State Bar Passes
Upper House This Morning.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 2. Especial
Former Senator McCreary spoke
10 both houses. The senate passed
the Eaton bill. providing for state
board OF law examiners TO be ap-
pointed by the appellate court TO ex-
anime prospective lawyers.
When the senate resolution. appro-
prlsting $4,000 for extra help. came
up today Senator Bertram spoke Wig
orously against II declaring the em-
p,oyment was for questionable pur-
pOses." and aid he was opposed to
gnfting expenses contrary TO the
Iconstjtution. Senator Eaton moved
TO amend by substituting the chief
clerk as dispenser OF funds in the
place OF sergeant-at-arms. Senator
Louis Arnett resented Eaton'S state
memt as reflection on Mott Ayres,
sergeant-at-arms, but Eaton said he
had net meant Il that way. Eaton's
amendment was voted down aud the
original resolution adopted.
Tho aenate passed the bin, increas-
irg the board OF health appropriation
from $1,000 10 $4,000, following
the plea OF DR.. Mccormack
senator Eaton with Vets.
Senator W. V. Eaton, OF Paducah.
voted with the vets yesterday on the
question OF referring the county unit
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
CONTINUED on rage Four.J
SECOND DISTRICT HAS
A PRIMARY TODAY

Owensboro, Ky. Feb. 2.-The
campaign by the congress ional candi-
dates Is over Today the Democrats
of the Second district are making q
choice Of one OF the thEce for party
standard bearcr Hon. LAvega Glenn
ents ls the canddste OF Davies
judge c. c. Giyens, OF Hopkins. and
Hon. A. O. stanley. OF Heniers0n
Tho pcns viii cicsc at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon Voting Is heavy IN
many precincts.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
METHODIST CIRCUIT
STEWARDS MEETING

Stewards OF the Paducah circuit,
Methodist church. met this morning
In the pastors study at the Broad
way church with the Rev. w. j.
Naylor. and made the following APP
portionment Of $500 salary for pas
tor and SIS for the presiding elder:
Lebanon. s197; Lone Oak, $40;
Massac. sl97; MoKendree. s226;
Salem. Si15. May was fixed upon
for the laymen's missionary move
ment and a two days meeting will
be held at each church. A. w. Rick
man OF McKendree. was chairman,
and Mr. Jones of Massac secretary.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02

Starkvillc. Miss. Feb. 2.-Deaah OF
her father and desertiOn by her hus-
hand have turned the mind of Mrs.
T. ]. Ashley. daughter of Geneal
Wood a wealthy planter. She mar
MED while her father lay dying and
physicians say onhl her husbands re-
turn oam bring about her recovery.
Her father. who felt that he was
diving. expressed the wish that he
might see her married. Ashley, the
GIRLS fance, consented to a hasty
wedding and the minister was cal ca
While the ceremony was under way
General Wood died and the minis
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
witness says He Was Drunk.

Fulton. Ky. Feb .. Especial y
At a special term CT court John Pfl-
low. Tom Bcwlin. Lem Hunter and
Tine Boak were released on $500 bad
on the charge OF killing RI J. Bugg
Carl wagster. chief witness against
them. testified that the officers got
hlm drunk and forced him to tell the
story to the grand jury, which re-
turned the indictment. promising To
pay him s25. Officers charged With
influencing. waestcr dent, HE story
He claims also that he was promised
freedom from jail whore he was con-
fined for bootlegging
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
BETTE OWEN Is
IN SERIOUS FIX
SHE LIES STRANDED IN A CORN
FIELD AND WATER
RECEDES.

The ferryboat Bette owen, is ly-
ing in a perilous position in a corn
field across from Brookport' 100
feet back from the willows. She Is
hard aground in five feet OF water
which Is gradually receding, and she
Is lying in a strained position Ell
forts are being made to raise her TO-
day and bring her TO the ways. Haste
is necessary, because when"the river
roes down the boat viii be left
stranded. a total wreck. 1t is i'm
possible to tell what is the matter
with the boat until she is raised.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02

While handling an "unloaded" pis-
tol, James Pruitt, young man re-
siding at f029 South Third street.
was shot through the left hand. The
ball was A calibre and passed
through the palm. fracturing several
bones in the hand. DR.. J. d. Pend
ley was called and dressed the injury
The hand was badly torn by the
pistol ball, but the injury is expected
not to give him much trouble. Pruitt
said he thought the chamber was
empty of cartridges.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
PETITIONS FROM
THREE ROADS ASK
FOR IMPROVEMENT
Lovelaceville, Cairo and Hin
kleville Roads May
Be Graveled.
Residents Offer to Share the
Expense.
COUNTY JUDGE FAvoRs PLAN

Petitions are being circulated over
McCracken county By residents offer
ing to pay half of the expense IL the
county will gravel the Cairo, Hinkle-
vile and Lovelaceville roads this
summer. There is no doubt that the
roads Will be improved by graveiing.
az County Judge Barkley has ex-
pressed his sentiment favoring II,
while the people are so eager for inn
proved roads that they will pay half
Of the cost.
During the summer 1t is expected
at least ) miles of the public roads
will be f1rayeled. As yet the plan,
have not oeen outlined definitely, but
II is proposed to gravel the Cairo
road to the Ballard county line. the
Hinkleville road to Lamont and the
Lovelaceville road to Massac. The
improved roads would be of much ad-
vantage to Paducah, and will increase
the value OF property in the county
There seems to be an awakening
to the value of good roads among the
residents of the county. This winter
because of the severe winter and the
thaws the dirt roads have been al
most impossible and the need OF the
improved roadways has been 'r-
pressed deeply upon the farmers who
have been delayed in hauling their
tobacco and produce into the city
Few Bridges.
I.s.fI Io<,.
be built in McCracken county this
year is an announcement made BY
County Judge Barkley. With the
completion OF the concrete bridge
over Clark's river all of the bridges
will be in fair condition. The road
and bridge fund has deficit of about
$4,000, which was handed over to
the present administration. II is the
intention to wipe out this debt this
year and cease paying interest on the
money and next year to have more
money for the extending of the mile
age OF improved roads in the county.
1t is thought that 5 miles of roads
can be giaveled this summer. The
petitions are being signed by the
county residents low and probably
will be presented to the fiscal court
at the regular March meeting.
The graveling of the Cairo road TO
the Ballard county line will result in
much trade coming fnom Ballard
county The road is graveled to
within few miles of the county line
now. The graveling of the Lovelace-
willie road to Massac and the Hinkle-
vile road to lamont will be great
improvements fo- the county.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
Stock Policeman Busy.

The stock department of the police
department has been busy today and
Stock Patrolman Lycurgus Rice has
been kept on the hop. A horse was
found near Lang park this morning
and was brought to the city hall.
Later the animal was claimed by c.
A. Terrence, who explained that he
escaped this morning. Joe Klein,
CPS Harrison street, complained that
his roam mare escaped from his
stable. A fine ,black mule about 10
hands high was found this morning
wandering on the streets The mule
was taken in charge by Deputy City
Jailer Tom King and was brought to
the city hall to await the call OF the
owner.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
Caused BY Carelessness.

Primero, Feb. 2.-The explosion
The rescuers reached entry 12 A.
Fuel & Iron company, causing the
death of at least 79 men, was caused
by the explosion of fire damp, accord
ing to a survivor of the former ex-
plosion in the same mine. in which
"a lives we're lost He holds that the
explosion was caused by the ignition
of gas from a flame originated prob
ably through the carelessness OF
some miner in direct violation to the
rules, either through crimping the
cap for fuse, or lighting match.
The officials assert that the cause
will never be determined until the
workings are cleared and thorough
investigation made.
The Primero mine was equipped
with the most modern appliances
the miners carrying safety lamps
and all were searched for matches
before they were allowed to enter.
In the main mine of the Colorado
seyen-eighths of a mile from tn
mouth. A check of the bodies reeov
cred reveals forty-seven removed
leaving thirty-two inside.
A force of men are digging grave
in cemeteries at Trinidad, where Tn
ibodies will be taken. Seventy cohin
have already arrived. In the list Q
the unknown dead are:
Dave Williams. Jack Elias. Wn
Helm. Jas Rummings, Ed. Rail, a
Americans The other known dea
are negroes, Mexieans, Italians, sla'
and Japanese.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
POSTMASTER A. DOWNS
WILL BE REAPPOINTED

Post master A. Downs will serve
another term IS postmaster of MUIR
ray. This information was divulged
today BY Postmaster Frank Fisher.
who was in Washington last week
and learned that Mr.. Downs would be
appointed for smother term of four
wears. His first term win expire
April 10. During his first term MFR.
Downs has done much to upbuild the
postofice and Is a popular citizen Of
Murray Despite the fact that several
applicants were seeking the plum.
Mr. Downs had no trouble In secur-
ing an endorsement from the post
Office departm8t. Mr.. Downs was n
the city today on business.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
,trrians Fire Los.

Helena. Mont, Feb. 2.-After ex-
tinguishing fire which threatened
TO wipe out the famous mining camp
of the Marysville company, the Hell
ena fire department returned here
today. The fire destroyed a theater.
two meat markets. several saloons a
drug store and a number of empty
buildings. comprising block and a
half OF the business section. The loss
Is estimated at 500 900.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT
FIRST BAPTIST REVIVAL

Large audiences are attending the
revival at the First Baptist church
this week. The Rev. T. T. Martin,
OF Blue Mountain. Miss. who is as
sisting the pastor, the Rev. M. E.
Dodd. is a pleasant speaker and his
sermons are of unusual force. Mr..
and Mrs. T. p. Scholfeld rank with
the best evangelistic singers. who
have visited Paducah. Services are
held every Afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock
and every evening at 1880 o'clock
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
Railroad Conditions.

Louisville. Ky. Feb. 2.-For'e'
railroad traffic men. representing
lines running out OF Louisville and
subsidiary lines. were present az g
meeting OF the Southeastern Mlssis-
sippi valley association held here to-
day. The meeting was for the pur-
pose OF discussing various railroad
conditions. for the regulation and
classifying Of rates w. p. Wash
burn. superintendent OF the associa-
tlon, presided.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
Illinois Mine Burns

Peoria, ILL.,, Feb. 2.-While a fire
was raging in the shaft and upper
works rescue party entered the es-
cape shaft of the Sholl Mine az
South Bartonville. a mile away from
the main shaft, and brought two
mineres, nearly dead. from suffoca-
tion, to the surface. The fire is be-
lieved to be of incendiary origin, and
started in the tipple at $50 this
evening. All the upper works and
wooden construction of the main
shaft were burned. The blaze was
extinguished by volunteers two
hours later. An investigation will
be made
Only the two men were in the
mine. The day shift of 110 men was
relieved at four o'clock, the night
shift does not start until seven.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02

Constantinople. Feb. 2-The TURK
ish minister OF foreign affairs was to-
day instructed to warn Greece that'
unless her war preparations stop I'M
medjatery Turkey will consider them
causus belli and take the offensive
against Greece Today's dispatches
from Greece say all available reserves
are being modified, independents com
panies are being organized in the
villages and subscriptions are beng
raised to support these irregular
bands.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
Wed at Metropolis

Metropolis. H., Feb. ?. (Special)
Mr. Joseph Gaskey and Miss Emma
Henry were united In marriage here
By Magistrate Thomas Liggett Yes
terday Boone Scott. 22, OF and Miss
Norvella Futrell 10, of KirSsey
Ky, were married.