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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
Sc Qulere Hacer Campaia Con-
ira Mexico.

Dice La Gaceta do GuadalaIara:
De nuevo algunos elementos norte-
ampri3anos pretenden hacer una cam.
pafa resonaute contra las autorldadts
meXlcanbs, quejan lose de supuestas
crueldades cometidas por e,tas contra
processdos nortesmericanos.
III doctor Edward Buckley, de
Cnicago, ha presentado en- Ia Supre-
ma Corte del Distrito un escrito, 30
licitando Que SO dlcte un edicto obli
gsndo al Secretario de Estado sefl0r
In X, a presentar los d0eumentos di
rigiiCs 4 dicho Mlnlsterio, en- los que
&c comprohaba que aIgunOs funcionR-
rios mexicanOs haitian cometido
cruedades con Cludadanos america
nos.
Buckley dtsea lamar la atencion
del cGlnite de reIaeiunes de Ia camara
sohre este asunto.
Buck ey alegs que su vida estuvo
en- peligro en- Mexico, cusndo trat0
de salvar un ehfcrmo Gplicandole
ana medieinR.
F0e persiguIdo por las Rutoridades
y el primer s9eretario B Btiley, enton-
ces Encargado de NegocIts de Ia
Embpjada, % neg5 q stendtr Ia re-
clpmsci0n que fJrmui0 Y 10 del6
abandOuado q los crueles mexlcanOs.
Butkty SO quito ante el Miuiste-
rio dr II laciunes americana, Y el
Suhserretariu Wilson le contest0 que
81 hah1d investigate s0bre la reca
msci6n formuada y que la conside'
/ raba lnfuudaia.
Buckley present0 Ia reclamation
en- el mes de Ag0sto 6timo.
En el mes de Mayo pasido, Back
ley envi0 por c0rreo al Presidents
Taft copla de las reclamaclones for
muladas contra los c0nsules america,
nos tn general y contra Ia Embajada
Americana en- particular ahrmsndC
que no le hicieron caso.
Para comprobAr la manifestation
que hace acerca de la crueldad de lal
autOridades mexicanas cita varlos ca
sos entire ellos el banquer0 americana
Luis Fleisher, el cual en JUNO is al
timo diTigi0 una carta a w. A. Aus
tin, en- Chicago, en- Ia cual dice qul
estuv0 encarcead0 un Ines y que M
Sc lie permiti6 saIir a la calle para We
q su mujer que Sc hallaba gravemen
te enferms.
Otro css1 es el de un loven teIa
, no de diez y oeho amos que esta cum
! piendo una condena de dlez afi0s POI
mstar un mpxlano que pretendii
raptar a una loveU.
Buckey cita hasta una docena de
: reclamaclones de empleados de ferro
carriles que han sido encarcelados 81
Mexico.
El Rsunto promote adlulrir en- G
senafo aspe't0 Sensational.
Buckley re h,lla arOyad0 en- su
peticlones por gran n1mero de mag
mates de empresss ferrovlarias, qu
desean la controversial sDbre oil asun
TO nor FazOnes espeCiales,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
Los VecinOS de Msgdalena QHie
rem la InlCialiVa.

0jala que en- todas las poblacIones
lie Nueva Mexico Sc slguiers el item
plu de los vecinos de Ia poblacion dt
Msgda enc, en- I'll condado de Socorro.
81 ~ hieiera, entnnces los republics.
nos que fucron elegidos baI prompsR
lue hicierun de trabsjar por la inser
rl0n, en- la constitution, de Ia clausu
"a de Ia lni'iativa y el referendum
harlan como les Crieuaron sus cons.
titoyentes y no como les ha urdens do
- cocus de Ia corTuptela. Dicen los
vecint do MagdalenR en- un despa-
cho gus enviarun q un0 de los delega-
dos en IL convention, por el condado
lie SOcofro, 10 cue sigui
Msgdelens, N. M. Octubre %
Habi6ndosenos inf)imado que la con.
venc0n constitIcinsl, en- Stuta F6,
10 ha querdo adj ptar la iniciative, y
ests Ddo inform Bdus, sdemAs, por los
que sbogan el y al de Oregon, que el
sisttma de ref, reDdum que Sc hs
a optadu por Ia convention, es Gun
pOr tncimv," veintiun ciudadRuos de
Mag giaipna ST unieron hoy Y tirma
ron un teiegrama que enviaron q j.
Frat k Romero, drlegado por el con
hado de SUc0rro, en- la convention.
Este teIegrsma anuncia que si Ia
Constitution no enEtiene la iniclativa
y conliene un referendum que sea
'un por enCima" Cstos veiutiun ciu-
dadanos v0tar6n en- contra de Ia
Constitution, Ell las urnss electorales
AL ~ tfior Romero So le pide que ense.
ne Il t-legrama sus cOmpaiieros Ell
In Cunvenci0n.
FL tplegr4ma de los de MtgdaIent
creemos ms tros que Erotuclra Ell
lbs republicanOs el mismO efrcto qul
han de hsber producldU les argumen
tvs de lDs democrr tss en- contra de Ii
adopci6n DE- uu referendum que nadt
refiere y que es an insuito A la INTEL
gencia del pueblo, y en- favor de uni
iniciativa tai como Ia que Sc tiene eI
Oregon. El "machigue" go ha hecht
en- el cOcus donde los argumentOi dl
los enpmlg0s del pueblo y no Ia SAM
rszon han de habrr prevaleCido, y e
predicar ante mentes af predlspues
tHs ~ prediCar en- desieTt0.
PerO bueno es quo se hsgan senti
eses prutestas y e-o4 argumentos pari
que despues no anden con olaias.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
EAST SAeAOO OCTUBRE DE 1910

tuci6n que Sc spruebe por Ia Consti-
tuciqnal en- 10 que respecta al pueblo
Y sus intereses no sera de niDgun Va.
lor.
Pero los que no estAn en- favor de
que ell pueblo g0bierne nj mucho me-
nns que legisle para su bien estar,
han ganato, hasta shors, un triunfO
decidldo,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29

para seguridad de los tripulantes, Sc
llevaba un bote salvavidas, en- pre-
vision de cue llegara ell caso obliga-
do de sbandOnar la nave aerea sobre
ell mar.
Mas de dos dfss dur0 el vlsje
emprendIdo por el dirigible y duran
te ese tempo, los tripulantes del
"America" estuvieron en- comunica
ci0n p0r medic de Ia telegrafia ina
latubrica, bien con las estacinnes de
TERRA o bien ron los buques que hs.
llsban a su paso.
P0r hn, al tereer dia de viale Y CO.
mo el gi0bo experimentsra desperfec
tos en- ell motor Y quedara privado de
gasolina que fue necesario srrojara
en- vez de lastre, los tripulantes deei-
dieron abandonar el aparato, hacien-
dolo asf trescientas millas de la COS.
IA.
Antes, y como pssara ei "Ameri.
ca" cerca de bu Tue "Treut," svisa,
ron a este de su decision de shaudo
mar oil gIobo, v entonces ell buque
prucur0 Il derrotero del "America, ~
lograudo al fin, recoger sus tripu-
iantes, de'pues que estes Hawaiian
tres horas navegando en- ell bJte sal
vavldas, en- el que Sc rtfugisrOn.
En realidad, el fcsCaso no ha sor.
prendido, pues va era esperado, no
SOTO por 10 diflcil de 10 empresa, sino
porque nunca So tuvo sua 'iente con.
ianEa EN- Ell orgsniEador WeIlmau,
quien mas bien parecia seguir una
campafia sen,acioual por ese medic
y de acuerdo con aIgunoi perlodicos.
We Imam ha declarado que a pesar
del fracaso sufrido, espera repetir la
experienced y que ahora cree ser
mas f4liz en ella, pues evltara aquello
iue ahora ha sido causa del fracaso.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29

eche ell pie adelante en- su dprecio por
los 'nstlvos.n Y este 6timo es to-
davfa mas ignominioso pOr cuauto
los enemigos del pueblo de este infJr.
tunado territorio Sc estan vallendo de
los votos de los Representatives. de los
"Dativosn en- Ia convention para re-
ducir 10 mas possible Ia preponderan
cia de estos en- ell gohierno de los
ssuntos del future estado de Nuevo
Mexico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
I'm NueVO FerrOCarrD.

La prensa dlaria del terrltorlo dice
saber que despues dc mucho trabajo
prelimlnar una compafia que 90 ape.
llIda "MOuntaln d Plains Railroad"
ha determinado construir una linea
ferrea que atraviese toda 10 parte nor.
te del Territorio de Nuevo Mexico.
FL trabsjo do construction, case que
no fracase el proyecto, 80 dice que SO
comenzara este afo. Sc dice Rdemas
que Ia poblacion de Springer, en- Ell
condado de Colfax, sera uno de los
lugares de Ia parte norte de Nuevo
Mexico que atravesara Ia nueva llnea
farrea.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29
FOR MAs pE TREs pECApAs

III Remsdlo do Foley Honey and Tar
ha sIdo un remsdlo cassro por mas dc
una d6csda para las tosee, resffiadoa y
lodos los males de- Ia gsrgantu, el pecho
y loo pulmones. No contieno opiatos.
DE vonta on las BotIcas de o, q. bchae.
tOF = " Cruy Roi& IN
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-10-29


Necesito on el Cimarron, De 20 a
20 carros para el iete de tallas y pro.
pes. Pago a rszon de IL centavoe Is
talla, y propes en- proportion, MADEIRA
secaj 3 por dia q SO 90 el caro- Tegu'
lar. El pago so hace conforme Ia
regla dc Ia compafia de MADEIRA para
eae hn.
6.2s-6m. Trinidad Aiartines.
yENTA DE 10 cENTAVOs
CazO.etas, cafeteraa y telleras, Gu.
betas, trampitas para Ia rcpa, bande-
las para fregar, bolo para los Eapatos
y centenarea de otroa arllculos todos
del valor dc l6c q soc, estan ahora de
venta en- nuestra ventana.
A loo Cada Cosa,
r. g. CEmRING
Sl6'Sis Douglas Ave, TsnPlo NasoniCo.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
SPYING OUT THE LAND FOR
THE BIG 1910 GLIDDEN TOUR

Cincinnati Feb. 2i.-The first
automobile TO traverse the route and
spy out the land" for the 1910
Glidden tour. left here at noon to-
day. Frank f. Zlrbles. who drove
the pacemaker in the national high
way tour from New York to Atlanta
after having a few months before
carried dispatches from Major Gen
eral Leonard Wood from New York
to Major General Weston. San Fran
cisco, was at the wheel OF the car
which was loaded with Photographic
supplies and map-making equipment
As planned for 1910, the Glidden
tour will start from here in June and
cover about 2,2O0 miles. The prin-
cipal controls win be established IN
Louisville KY, Nashville and Mem
phis, Tenn; Little Rock and Texar-
kama, Ark; Dallas and Fort Worth
Tex; Oklahoma City. Okla; Topeka
and Wichita. Kan; st. Joseph. Mo.
DesMolnes. Cedar Rapids and Daven.
port Ia; Rock Island, Moline and
Chicago, H.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
LEE AND WASHINGTON.

II is pot while scudddng, rudder-
less. before the tempest Of his own
passions that the clipper-rigged dis
cursion of Col. Henry Watterson
shows up in the true beauty OF its
lines and the pleasant variations OF
its style; but when after battling
head-on through the angry passions
OF another's utterance, he sails gal
lantly into a calmer atmosphere, free
from the vehemence OF controversy,
but still carried to great heights upon
the undulating sweep that rocks the
depths beneath after the storm.
In his Washington's Birthday edi-
torial Colonel Watterson wastes
much time upon the ''bloody shirt
epeech of Senator Hepburn against
the placing OF General Lees statue
in the Hall of Fame; but the rage Is
worth the while for the fine things
that follow 1t.
simultaneously with II came Gen.
trail Ohio exchange with the report
of a debate upon that subject in q
newly organized camp OF Sons OF
Veterans. wherein the issue was left
10 the audience and they sustained
the Affirmative, that Lees statue
sbould represent Virginia. along with
washington in the Hall of Fame.
The particular virtue Of Lee
seems to be lost sight OF, especially
here in the south. where all else II
oyershadowed by the thought tna'
he was the great leader of the Los
Cause" Lee was more than that
more than a great general; mor'
than a scholar; more than a fine gen
tleman. These would scarcely en-
title him to a place with Washington
Lee was an officer in the Unite'
States army, with military recor'
I'm the Mexican war. and when I'M
Civil war broke out he was onere'
high rank in the Union army. Lee
IKE many other southern men, ap
preciated the evils of the system o
slavery. and he did not sympathiz
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

of the formation of the Paducah
club there. The organization is
headed by Robert Wilhelm. formerly
a newspaper reporter of this city and
widely known here. The club has a
membership at present of about 80
including the Paducah families who
are located there.
Mr.. Wilhelm, president OF the
club. was the instigator OF the move
ment to form a club and the mem
bership will grow. it is said, as the
years go by. MIR. Wilhelm was for
many years a reporter on the Daily
Register. He left here for Denver
and is now employed in the main Of
flee of the Armour Packing COM
pany. Mr.. Leonard and family are
also members of the club.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

The industrial department OF the
y. c. a 81. l.. railroad has Issued =
free poultry pamphlet. interesting
and instructive on the subject OF
Commercial Poultry and Egg Pro-
duction on the Farm" The book
treats OF the best methods OF poultry
and egg production for the market
from the farmers standpoint and
'alls attention TO the immense possi-
biiities offered on the farm in the
section Of the south traversed by the
railroads lines. The book should
be secured by all farmers and viii
be sent free upon writing II. =.
smith. trafIic manager OF tbs rail-
road. at Nashville. Tenn.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
Court of Appeals.

Frankfort, Ky. Feb. 24-Com-
monwealth VS.. Illinois Central Rail
road company. Ballard; Agreement
filed and appellee given until Marcn
10 TO file brief.
Bains, etc, VS.. Globe Bank and
Trust company; First National bank
OF Paducah VS.. Bains, etc, McCrack-
en-; motion and affidavit of ID. G..
Park filed and appellee in first case
and appellant in second allowed un-
til March l to file petition for rehear
ing.
American Credit Indemnity COM
pany VS.. Hecht, ETC., McCracken; ap~
pellees file brief.
Dorian VS.. City of Paducah, Me-
Cracken; appellant filed petition FOR
rehearing.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
Kentucky Kernels

PRESLEY King dies at Caneyville-
Hiram Wommack, of Lnnyille,
dies.
23 saddle horses sold for $1,000
at Mt. Sterling.
John Morris. of Fulton, loses I'm
ger in sausage grinder.
Ezra Burge, OF Louisville. commits
suicide at Lawrenceburg.
DR.. George w. Lacey and Miss
Ollie Johnson. OF Kelly, marry.
Hickman-Ebbert Wagon company
of Owensboro. to quit business.
Six-months-old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Townsend. OF State Line,
dies.
Miss Marie Terry, OF Dexter. finds
lost diamond ring in stomach OF
chicken.
Miss Marvel Felts, of Fulton, and
Mr.. Lee Nourse. OF Jackson, Tenn,
marry.
], II. Morton Morris. of Louisville
stricken with paralysis and IN serious
condition.
J. A. Hight. OF Trenton. Tenn. and
Dottie Ethel Butler, OF Pembro
marry at Fulton.
Gus Cooke. James SissOn and Roy
sisson arrested at Fulton charged
with robbing a fruit stand.
Emmett Chaplin. Leslie Gilbert and
Tom Mulloy. killed and two Others
seriously injured by overturning OF
switch engine in yards at Louisville
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
Z UNIONS PROTEST
THAT FIRE CHIEF IL INJURING
CITY's BOYCOTT.
Installing Old Telephone While Com
pany is Fighting City in the
Courts.

The Central Labor union, at a
called meeting last night. protested
against the city permitting Fire Chief
James Wood to install n telephone OF
the East Tennessee Telephone COM
pany in the Central fire station. The
union adopted the following resolu-
tions:
Whereas. The city council has
granted permission to Fire Chief
Wood TO install the East Tennessee
Telephone company's 'phone in the
fire station. and.
Whereas, The said company Is a
.tnespasser on the streets OF the city
of Paducah and not recognized as
having a right TO do business in the
city, and,
Whereas, The said company Il
now engaged In litigation with. the
city seeking to enjoin the authorities
from interference with their wishes
IN regard to poles. wires. etc. and
Whereas, We believe Il to be-
detrimental to the interests Of the
city and may jeopardlzo the case now
IA court, and be it
Resolved by Central Labor Union
of Paducah. that we protect against
such action, and request our city
council to revoke such permission.
Resolved, That we oppose the in
stallation Of any phone or the con-
nection of the East Tennessee Tele-
phone with any public building what
ever in any manner.
&c. f. BALLOWE, President.
IN. II. DANAHER, Rec. Sec"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
THE BLACK HAND IN KENTUCK'

f1E bLAOh nA4ND IN hE.N OOh
The malevolent cunning of the
charge against Governor Wilson
that he sent troops into counties of
the state, where the county authori-
ties had not asked for them. reminds
one suspiciously of the clever alibis
fitted to the night riders by their
legal advisers before they engaged in
raids. 1t was to be expected, since
the committee was appointed for
that purpose. It was headed by Sen
ator Taylor, the same, who served on
Senator Hogg a subpoena duces te-
cum, in order that he might be made
to surrender evidence he was sup
posed to possess OF penitentiary mis-
management; the same Senator Tay-
Tor, who Is to receive a fine job at
the penitentiary when the legisla-
ture adjourns.
The interesting question is how
the people will accept that finding?
Have they forgotten the situation
that existed less than two years ago
in the Black Patch? Do they not
recall the pitiful petitions they sent
to the governor, complaining that
their own courts and county officers
would give them no protection, and
asking that troops be sent to pro-
tect their rights under the constitu-
ton?
II is charged by this committee
that the governor violated the oonsti.
tuition; yet II was in defense of the
rights, which the constitution guaran
tees every citizen of Kentucky, thai
the governor sent the troops.
In the list of counties in which
the senate committee found that thu
governor had sent troops without
request from the county officials !
McCracken Yet. We remember tha
/ the soldiers were quartered onl'
J Temporarily here, as the most acces
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
Some Stories Around the Town.

A Paducah Club for Denver. Colo
RADIO.
sThis is the latest of organizations
in the memory of Old Paduke by Pa
ducahans who have sought locations
elsewhere in the past few years.
Mr.. Edward V. Leonard, now of
Denver. arrived home yesterday to
attend the bedside of his father, Mr..
William Leonard. who is seriously
Ill at the Illinois Central railroad
hospital. and brought back the news
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
A DEATH TRAP
ACCIDENT RESULTS IN Nh"oi0i
FOR $500 DAMAGES.
Mrs. Margaret Ruoff and Daughter
Recover Against the Illinois
Central.

Five hundred dollars damages
were given Mrs Margaret Ruon and
her daughter Miss Maggie Ruon,
AGAINST the Illinois Central railroad
tbts morning In circuit court. The
,,rr hroueht in verdict for $500 In
favor OF Mrs. Ruoff and verdict OF
,stOO for Miss Ruoff. Several
months ago they were driving near
the intersection OF Tennessee street
ana the Illinois Central tracks, when
their horse became frightened and
the occupants OF the buggy were in
iured and the buggy damaged. IL was
alleged that the accident was due TO
negligence Of the railroad employees.
verdict for the defendant was
returned IN the suit OF Charles Per-
kins against former Sheriff John W.
Ogilvie for damages as the result OF
being moved of OF piece OF prop
erty. Perkins claimed that he lost
his crop by reason of being forced
to vacate the premises. Deputy
sheriff Clark Fortson served the pa
ners on Mr.. Perkins and placed the
farm in the keeping OF the master
commissioners. The plaintin made q
motion TO return a verdict for the
defendant and Circuit Judge william
Reed instructed the jury.
The suit Of C. w Hanson against
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany was begun this afternoon Han
son fled suit as the result OF al
legged negligence on the part OF the
company to deliver a telegram. which
was sent to his wife for her to meet
him In Birmingham Ala.
In the suit OF William Moore
against the Illinois Central railroad
an answer was fled and the defend
ant offered to compromise In the sun
OF $50. but II was rejected by the
plaintiff.
An order was issued for Magistrate
c. W. Emery TO produce In court tn
records In the suit OF the Hafdl
Buggy company against Bunk Ettor
The order also asked for the pres
ence OF Magistrate Emery. The or
der was made In the suit of the Hard
Buggy company against b. =. Scans
The three suits OF Mrs. J 5. Ty
ner against three insurance oompan
les were set for March 8.
The suit Of John l.. Cochral
against ]. p. Sleeth was dismissed
having been settled and leave VA
given to Withdraw.
The suit OF l.. Y. Nabb against th
Sovereign camp woodmen Of IN
World was dismissed. az the cas-
was compromised by the payment o
1880.
The trial OF the suits Of Saral
Dunn and william Dunn against ~
Nashville. Chattanooga a 81 Joul
railroad are on the docket for trp
this afternoon. They are suing 70
damages as the result OF alleged 10
juries sustained by an automati
gate at the Union station crosslnl
being lowered on them.
Judge Reed Impressed the Import
ance OF being punctual ia attendance
at court yesterday afternoon whei
he assessed a fine OF s. against Al
torney ID. n Hughes for being a fev
minutes late. and delaying th'
court.
Tomorrow's Docket.
The docket for tomorrow Is: J. n
Massie. administrator. against th'
Illinois Central railroad. Georgia
Gregory against J. d. McElya
Hardy Buggy company against b F
Sears.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
HICKORY GROVE.


Mr.. Otcp Sayers. who has been rcil
With focumouia. o. reported better.
Mr. J. "a. Horuhy OF clinton. yis-
ii,i james Morris
Mu' Ml,ie Buchanan. OF Padlcah.
u visiting her brother ana s.stcr.
Mr Cecil NauEhn. OF Boaz. " ,stod
his aunt here
Mr. Fcuic BoaFly aod son went 20
Maylcd ou hns.nssa
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

Our mayor and city solicitor are
wise tu some things at Frankfort.
They politely sat through the ses-
sion of the conference of mayors
which endorsed the municipal char
ter amendments pending in the leg
legislature, and then journeyed TO
Frankfort and interviewed Billy
Klair He Is overseer for the Third
House.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

Superintendent ]. A. Carnagey
VIII leave Sunday for Indianapolis
where he will attend the National
Superlntendents' association. Profes-
sor Carnagey was instructed TO at
tend the meeting by the school board
as the sessions are interesting to ev-
cry educator. The meetings are at
tended by several thousand college
men, teachers and superintendents.
The association will be in session
for four days beginning next Tues
day.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

We wish 10 express our heartfelt
nHnks to our friends and ncghbors
who wer" 20 kind TO as during our
rcocnt bereavement. the Illness and
death Of our beloved son. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Crane and
Family.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
The Weather

Fair tonight and Friday. Highest
temperature today was ~ at y. m.
The lowest was i3. \ slight fall Of
snow began nc o'clock last night
and ceased after the ground had been
thinly coated. The rising tcmpera-
turc today caused IL ca disappear.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

The Illinois authorities are treat
ing Cairo like a spoiled child. They
took her booze away from her and
won't let her have it again until she
promises to be good.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

why do people read the advertis-
Ing section In the maratinos?" SAY.
] guess you never tried to read the
other seotionl"-Clcyciand Plain
Dcafcr
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
rrIdn, and sn,nr.la, MnrLe,.

!. c. Ticket Office. by ladies Of the
First Christian church. Good things
% eat. Orders solicited and apprc-
clated
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

Perhaps. former Governor Varda-
man, of Mississippi, vowed never TO
cut his hair until he is elected to the
United States senate?
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

This DR.. Hyde, OF Kansas City,
who is accused of having poisoned
the rich uncle OF his wife, is not to
be confused with DIR. Jekyll.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

The senate committee on religion
and morals was appointed to give a
Christian burial TO the county unit
bill.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24
Daily ThOught.

Prejudice corrupts the taste, as 1t
perverts the judgment. in all the con-
Germs of life.-Racine.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-24

"Pitchfork Ben " Tillman has
found his voice again, and We are all
glad.