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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
@Ietd)e 8riioer. SIeid)e
R0pNen.

ginen iphrDiaen gnnoesgenoFen bas
ben bic Wiialisber unierer gipic 1iaa
In Samss u. Riee BON Canton aefun.
ben. Derielbe bielt am Gpnntoa
Mbenb i'm bieiiaen Qpernbauie einen
Bortrag. In melhem er ungefd6r ben
@ipiel oeHen erreitte. mas auf benz
@ebiefe i1amlofer Dennelei 9el.ifet
,ueroen tann. &iee iagte unter anbe=
rem
Gin Mann. Der su einem Mmt err
tp1blt miro. un6 ,pelAer ben Mmtseio
9eie.itet bat uno 9ef4moren. bic GeieBe
oes 5taates uno Bunoes 3u ahten unb
onr63ufiibren. uno Der oann perfeblt.
bieielben burh3ufibren. 1T tanienomal
ihlimmer als Elm Giiefelitaftler poer
elm anoerer llebertre:er oes @eiebes."
Dies itimmf! 6timmt namentlid
fur Sames u. Mice. 9ice mar Dor al.
ni9sn Sabren Mapor bon Canton uno
nnter ieinem 3e9ime ,paren in ganton
bic spielb0len Gag uno Nadt. Sonns
toa nno Wertta9 in getrieb uno bic
0duier Der 5ham Horirten tpie ME au.
Dor. Ole poli5ei. ilnter benz Rom.
iilanoo bon &iee. iorete oafiir. oab me=
Der Die 5pieibduier nod bic idie1ten
6dufer belditi9t tpuroen. Srefen in
oieiem Sseae niht bic Worte su. bab
Elm folder Mopor (tpie Riee) tauieno-
mai ih' ehter lei ais Elm Stiefellbaftler
ober @eiebiibertreter 2 Wabrli1; ipenn
IS bic Mbiiht bes gr=Wapors pon gan=
ton mar. bic 5ahe Der @iuie 2iaa ld=
herlid su MAIDEN. 10 bot er ieinen
3wed poliidnoi9 erreiht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
Aus 0ets 0ert6tSnerbano.
InttDen.

D.e laHosSuIp ua, leus 2aae ~
3'buha uho ueap0l's eo 81 5euAeH. W
lpu1oen oul' 1u A'uluasl ot9Im.oei aan
se!unoe,a uno 10 uu1Den IpsseH veah-
ssl W. os,ue's'l'ulsl'ai 5uluuaeu,sien. on
DE stne gAn'laas iaa's. anl DsOao
W. s1lsn yIao. W " oses o.s e1ile y
oe'u'''se ~ 1'',uae. 'pe'sps ie't Sugts'' y.
naieaen' ae e'e''.g' e!Hsele'yl 'p'1o. Ss'o.s
y. euIlon ~ peIan''''.sv anAe1iaa',
ln Y. Ssp'e'l'ust Ns.sn Suurss ., ls'ne
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
I eammeI 9oomse seD.

Am Nonin9 Aoeno ~ uos pafo W
@anal Oooet Samhsl aoomep on oen
Uol9sn elnes S0la9anIaliss. oer tpn
am Sonn'a9 Aoeno um . uer asirol'
zen. 1ommsp mar oe'naps q Japfe
all er mar ameilnal eeree1Iolaei uho
p'nieslaBl e'ne 2S'l'me. oser Sopne hho
ore 0ogleI.
Der UerIoroene mar aul elne' UarM
Oe' Dott' pa., aeooleh. A!s Snnas
DOH 5af'em AHes maV'e et FW auI OeH
ess8 upW oe.n aDeilen. no et e1'oaaV y y
Su9aIeIeet Jaas 10 o!elem eouHlg ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
Ser @atb eit,cr fsram.

,gor iInf Sahren NOR i'd isbr
fram". ihreibt Jrau Marp 1baut aus
Qaiiines, Neb." sd mar 10 berun=
aetommen. bob ih nur nod ll2
p{unb moa. Gin Greuno rletb mir
Nlpenirduter 3u sebrauden. SD bate
3par teinen ttarten @lauben oaran.
aber 6as Reiultat mar. oab 'ib nod
oefen Bebrauh. cine narte. 9siunoe
6rau puroe. 0eute tpiege id $50
pfuno. Sh ratbe alien 2eioenoen.
,pelhe seluno peroen luollen, ben Mls
pentrduter su 9ebrau6sn."
ssorni's Nlpentrduter b1lt einen nn=
unterbroAenen &storo Oes @rfolses als
Elm @einnobsits Mufbauer uno Sui
tenn Grdfiiger. GaRll niht In Npo=
tbeten beaoeen lperoen, Spsaiel : Qlsen=
ten liefern ibn birett. Man I1rsibe an
.Dr. pster 6abrnep & Sons Co., l9
rs so. 6opae 9lue.. @bieago. Sa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
ssnfelae oes sboumeiters trof

SnfeIae bes 9hau,peiiers trdf
Der Suscarnmas Fiub iiber ieine ufer,
an 8eoperbnm mar bas aunse 3boI
iiberihpemmt. Nuf Der 6traBenbahfi
BON bier nod, ubrihsbille fnbren bic
Waaen aefern nur bis WioDale. 0a
.unterbalb Wiopale bas @eleiie inter
Wa5er fano. Doh beainnt oas Wafs
Ter au. fallen unb bas Shlimmlfe iheinf
iiberlfanben. Inter Der bride Der
Warietta Babn iiber Die Guqarereef
lpeiilih bon Canal Dober ipuroen bref
bon ben bier gfeilern tpeagsihwemint
uno bic 3iiee Der Bahn aebcn BON
Ganol Doper tiber bic 3. & 8. nah
Dbrihsbiae unb bon bort iiber Die Ban
6anble giienbabn mod Stem @0msrs%
topn. Sn Bort Maihinaton trait Der
@a.al iiber iein llfer uno ridete groa
BEN Gbaoen on.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20

Sen beniofratiihen Stimmeebern bon Susearoipas
&ountp fbnnen mir nnieren giibir9er. NIfreb
Hpbeg9er alS @anbibat fir 0aS Antt zines
Gpuntp Heeprbers beitens empfeblen Seriebe lit elm
Ntann BON unbelted)litbeni @barafter uno orpber
Jdbisteit 9eriebe untertpirit iit ber Guti1eibune
Der oentofratiiden Wpripahlen
9emofraten pou Dpper Tppnibip.
Nn bic Sempfrateu BON SnscaraipaS @pnntg 90
Der autsutreteu, 10 made td bies hermit hefannt
SD BIN ein Isben nslduglier 9emotrat nno nnterpcrFe
mid ber Gntideibun9 ber bemofrati,ten 8prwobien
i'm Dtai Sic Sttmmgeber beS repnblltantifen @ojben
Tptpnibip baben mid breimaI gum 2pfpuibip Stbos.
meiiter eripdbt mas ipobl bepeiSt baB meine Wiit
burger mir ibr pplleS 8ertranen iteuten. SD iprett
fopDbl bentiG lpte audD enghif.
Sobn Steinbauab
Or. 8. 5raater. Aiiifteut fir ben Gpuutp 8e
tprber 6. 6. 6uteniobtt sei9t biernit an bob er
Ga,loibat fir @puntp &ecorber lit uno idb Der Gnt
idetbuna Der bemofratiiden gortpablen om II. Wo
1910 uuterpirft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
Gines tpiIDen Sd)nceiturnt's s
Wiitbett

bringt @efabr. 2siben. oft Den
3oe fur 9auIenoe. nelbe bon @rtal-
tung. 9uiten uno 2aarippe, ienem
Gnrefen bes Winters unb 6rlbjabrs.
beialsn neroen. Geren @efabrli9nale
iinb Derltopfte Naienfandle. shmer3en
am unteren 3beil Der Naie. Shauern
ulo Rieber. GdmerSen i'm 0intertoDf
unb Elm teblenbeenaenoer Suiten. Menn
bic Grippe @uh befdat. 10 3auoert nitbt.
nenn Sud bos 2ebeu Iieb 1T. Dr.
Gins's Rem Discobsrp 5n bOlen. Cine
Jlaihe bsilie MIDI. idreibt u. s.
Dunn BON pine Balep, Drill. tlah-
benz ih orei Mohen an Der @rippe
oarnieosrgelesen". 8eaen ipebe 2unaeri,
Blutitiirse, 0uiten, grtdltungen. Rel1.
bulten. Bronhitis, Anbma 1T es un-
iibertrefIlih. SOC. uno $l.00. probet
Hnibe fret. llnter 8arantie Derfaufi
BON SO. g. peter's. oem oeutlhen
NpOtbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
@iner Der 3uborer bon Gr.W Wapol

ginar Der 3ubOrsr bon gr- -Mapor
Giee bpn Canton bel oelIen Heoe am
5onntag Mbeno I'M Dpernbauie iaate
uns. Der Mann babe 9eraOe 9eiprodgn.
als bdtte Ct cine ,Gbar unnliinoiaer
Rinber Dor iid. Sc ersdblte ieinen
gldubipen 3uh0rern .Griiber besablte
Der Mrbeiter Das 8el0, nas er DerOiente
bem yDirtb nno oieier Fanote baiIslbe
fort fur Bier uno Mbistep. Sept aber
tauit tber Mrbeiter fur iein @elo Ghuhs
uno glenlpouren uno bas @slo bleibi
bier" 6at man ithon gr0Beien Blbo.
linn qeb6ri, 2 Wo lino unisre 6hub.
Gabriiel. u1lere Mebsreien 2 ODE,
ipplte Der Grmapor bon Gantou pisl'
leiht Qar nrlbenien. oaB uniere @e1
idditslsute ibrs NeAnunaen nini Be
3dbten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
6etratbsbe e,ptmt9mn9en.

RaIph Roberi Golmnn, Denniloil -
Warp W. Gona. llhyihspille.
6arrn 8. Mires. ubrihspille Ufoe
6. Gnaliib. Nam Dhitabelptia.
@has. @. Giier. Butler. ssno. - Ebt-
refa M. 6nth. SiraBburg.
Soieph @oobtpin. Ne,p pbilnoelpbin -
DeIfie 6winoerman. Ganal Dooer.-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
PoIititMes.

Bon Omaha fonmt Die 0un0e. oab
Druan tpieoer elm Snnbibat fiir pfdfis
bent Iein mill. Gr mag ipiilin tft1s.
abr In 1912 .pirb bic bemOfrntiIbe
partei einen anbern Ganoioaten bobeif
nno fein glamen III 1ormor Dois
Ohio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
GanoiOaten Mnseieen.
GMahnsetfer.

Spbn Gtnebereer BON ubrids0ine III siY
Ganbibat fir Gpuntp SdaBmeiiter. 3erieIbe. e,u
Spbn etnes S6peiaers. 1T IN bieem gountp eeboren
uno anf9epabien. bot irnner fur bic bemofratiihe
Bartei 9earbeitet nnb bat db nls 0eputp bes Shas.
nsiiters Wasner als tiitDt9 mnb superdf9 bstudbrt
4erelbe Inlermrft id ber Gntlhei6ung Der oemofra'
tii1en Dprtpablen am IL, Wiai.
2emofraten BON ubrinssiGe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20

Nm Eienlfaa ,puroe bier teine
Sbule gebalten, neil Diele Sbiiler mes
gen Der eiligen uno tbei!melIe iiber=
l1wemmien Straben megblieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
Gus. d, Rutrtrk.
Ned1tsansu alt.
cffteesnrns @rsan,uas, 3em VbilaneIpbia. o.
3u S6(euOerpreifen.
9eutibe- 8n6er
- 81
b erfattfe1t.
(gorriotrt aas 90. csunuor 1901

I'm aufsurddmen Deroen Die fol9ena-
ben beliebten 3omane uno Biiber 3u
Der Sdlite bes friiberen preiies pers
fault:
Gnll nnb Sabrn, bon g. Ssreitas 38e
Mms elmer fleinen 0arniion Csc
WarbinenpreDigtrn 15c
Ser GrGins BON gbilabelpbia. 15e
Sic 5trnBe Der Gerlnrncn 13c
0as Seibcn Der 0ier 1Se
Ser 9uno bnn Baskerville 1Se
Mfteniflf Ra. 113 1Se
Gr,abltes nnh Grlebtes 15e
Spite Ma6s BE
GerIsruss 5p.rl 13e
4ismarfs erbta, Yrabtausaabe lbs
gine dltere Ausaabe bon BrodbauS
Gonperiationss Heritou. Is gdnoe, 3uf
aebunosn uno In autem Stands, miro
| fir $500 periauit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
8emofraten ppn Soihen Gp.

Ser Undergraduate. Iebenslan9 inlmer Elm 5uoer'
l6IIiger 8emofrat nnb eiriger Arbeiter fir bas Sn.
terele Der Yartet betpirbt Iid3 bic 9tpninatton
fir bas Iu.t bes Sberiifs Gr unteriprIt iidD ber
enti1eibuus Der oemofrati1en 0orwablen am britteu
9ienitag i'm Wtai.
8biIip Smitb, 9orf 5p.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20
Sheriff..

9gir entpfeblen ben benlpfratilden StimmQebert
Jrtebri6 Gin bon 9tem Ybilaoelpbia alS
Saubibat fir Sberiff bon xuscaralpas @ouutp. Ser.
ielbe iit Elm oltbepabrter 8emofrat er lit fir bas
Amt befdbst nnb neroient has poe gertrauen ie'ner
Wtitburger.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
FUNDS FOR STATE CAPITOL.
III zcns Of oklahoma city Oner
S2,OOO.OOO Cash.

Oklahoma CITY. Okla. Aug. 10
\ cash oner Of $4,000. 900 as a fund
With which to erect the permanent
tate capitol Of the state vas made to
he state through Coy. Haskell by a
Committee Of citizens headed by G.
!. Jones. The offer IL backed by the
'hamber OF commerce and involves
he purchase by the state OF a section
II school lands two mi'es north OF
he city by a development company
which the committee proposes to or
sanize.
The land Is to be plated and sold
by the company with the exception
u 20 acres 10 be decided to the state
4 bond Of 100000 Ia to bind the
Teal and $4,000 ~ to be delivered
the state capitol commission with
Which to erect the capitol. Should
he proposition be accepted the state
would be relieved from engaging in
The real estate business as was con-
templated in the act providing for
The permanent location OF the state
capitol here.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
Kenfuck1:Kerneis

Mrs. Mollie Cardwell, Of Lebanon
dies.
Thomas II. Talbutt. Of Lexington
dies.
Big fire at Rockport does much
damage.
Natural park planned for Nam
moth Cave.
Ben II. Hyde. of Cadiz, killed al
Murphy, n. c.
b. c. Shelton and Bessie Wheeler
of Mayfeld. marry.
Ohio Valley Millers' association In
session at Owensboro.
Morley Bailey, of Midway, dies by
taking poison for salts.
f. l.. Harris. Paris banker, dies OF
accidental gunshot wound.
Caleb Powers, in all probability
will become congressman.
$500 attend Dayiess county Bap.
fist association at whiteville.
c. w. Hanna, Republican candi'
date for congress. withdraws.
Halle Davis. OF Morgantown. ar
fiieted with sneezing spell. for
week.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10

always reyolve around the manner In
which it is preparing the youths Of
the land to meet the obligations,
bound to fall upon them, when their
fathers relinquish the burden to
them. This question of citizenship
takes wide range, and in De-
mocracy, in which all citizens are
sovereign, it includes every social and
economical relationship.
Not the least OF the problems
which affect a free people is that of
food supply, its cheapness, quality
and quantity. Do our schools pre-
pare men and women for the import
ant duty of producing that upon
which the nation must live, or dc
they only benefit those, who aspire
to the non-producing activities Of our
complicated urban civilization?
While science has been making
wonderful strides. the boys and girls
have been lured from the farm to the
city; and at this era OF vast knowl'
edge OF chemistry, botany and biol
ogy. we find our food supply short
ened by the failure of production tc
keep pace with the growth of popu-
lation.
There Is a call back to the farm;
II again becomes profitable and at
tractiye; but the requirements are
more than a greater number of farm
ers or even a greater number Of acres
Greater productivity to the acre is de
manded, and science has turned III
attention to agriculture. II may no
be generally known that today
scientific agriculture offers more Ia
eratlve openings for talented younl
men than any other profession.
The McCracken County Teachers
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Following is the monthly report
OF the public library:
Additions.
Total number OF books acces.
stoned in library, 9.27S.
Books accustomed during July, 90
Books sewed and repaired al
library. G2.
Periodicals bound. 20.
Books withdrawn. II.
Blocks lost and paid for. /.
Books donated. =.
Catalog Department.
Books catalogued during July. "a.
Circulation Department.
Number OF DAYS closed. sun.
days, 5.
Number OF days closed. holt
days. 1.
Attendance in general reading
room. ia.
Attendance In children's reading
room. S33.
Books circulated during July
1867.
Books used in reference room
|lO7.
Total number OF books used
4,074.
Current periodicals circulated
124.
Largest daily issue OF books Jul,
is. 2t2
Smallest daily issue. ii3.
Average daily issue. i5S.
Re-registrations.
Previous registrations. 6.Gil.
New members. GO.
Old members re-reg STEERING, is.
Total number OF registrations
G.6sG.
Balance on hand July /. 1910
SS53.
Receipts from lost books. oyerdu'
books. etc. 1898. Il
Expenditures Tor incldentals
fi7.il.
Balance on haDd August 1T
1910, ttt.ll
Rent collection.
Balance on hand July LIST. 1910
.Sl3.36.
Receipts for July. s7.4G.
Balance on hand August LIST
s2O.S2.
Books Issued Tor rent collection
lSG.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
AMERICAN RIGHTS ABSOLUTE
Agreement Near In Newfoundland
Fisheries Dispute.

The Hague. Aug. iO.-Senator
Elihu Root. counsel for the United
States before the arbitration tribu-
nal. devoted today TO an exhaustive
argument. in which he maintained
the rights OF Americans In the New
foundland fisheries were unlimited
and absolute. as had been admitted
by Lords Bathurst. Malsmesbury
and Salisbury. The senator ex-
pressed confidence that the court
would decide that the English colo
NAL laws on the subject OF the New
foundland fisheries we're Ineffective,
so far as Americans we're concerned
without the consent OF the United
States. The way would then be
cleared. he said. for the regulation
OF the fisheries by mutual agree
ment between the United States and
Great Britain.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
S0UTH'S CORN EXHIBIT
WILL CREATE fUR0RE
llne Of The Big Features Of the
Ohio Valley Exposition.

Cincinnati. o. -Cspeciai)-- The
general impression that the Middle
Yves, has a Monopoly on the faising
Of corn promises TO receive its Out
etus at tho Ohio Valley Exposition. TO
be held in Cincinnati from Aug. ~
10 Sept 20. In assembling the indus
trials. products and resources which
will make up the Southern eNAibit al
the Exposition. the representatives Of
the various railroads In the South
are giving particular attention 70 Sc.
curing examples OF the SoIth's nat
ural wealth OF which the outside
world knows little or nothing. And
working along this plan. special e.
forts are being made to secure a
large and classy exhibit Of corn
grown in various sections OF Dixie.
with the idea Of impressing visitors
10 the Exposition that the South viii
grow anything that any other section
can produce. and In just as high
quality. For some years the matter
OF experimenting with the growing OF
corn has been progressing In TIE
South. with the result that experts
now boldly announce that with prop
or application and the employment Of
up-to date methods OF cultivation. the
South can De made the greatest cora
producing section OF America Re
ports from the Department Of Agri.
culture In Washington give interest
ing figures on this experimental work.
IN South Carolina a boy. deyoting all
his time aud knowledge TO corn
planting and cultiyating succeeded In
raising 1924 bushels 20 the acre In
4 section where the average yield
vas but 10 bushels per acre. In VIZ.
sinia nearly 900 acres were planted
and cultivated under improved meth.
IDS. with the result that an a, erage
gield Of 81 bushels per acre was so
cured In Alabama. Mississippi. Ten.
nessee. Texas, Louisiana and Arkan.
sas similar good results have been
obtained by scientific cultivation, 80
that II Is a reasonable estimate to
make that - bushels to the acre can
De secured with proper care and at.
tention. Many cotton planters are
turning to other staples as part OF
their annual crops because OF the
blighting work Of the cotton boil
weevii. and those who have taken up
the growing OF corn are finding that
II promises more than any other
product The display OF Southern
grown corn at the Ohio Valley Expo
sition promises to be comprehensive
and Of excellent quality, and those
assembling this exhibit declare that
II will compare in every way with
the best examples that will be offered
by growers OF the Ohio Valley or the
prairie states.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
Heard in TIE Lobby

PALMER house.. l.. Cook
Nashville; r. e. Scovllle, st. Louis;
W. F.. sutherlin. Mayfield; U. 5.
Thacker, Fulton; J. II. Nolen, Nash
Vile; b. F. Morris. Lovelaceville; F.
NJ. Mccain. Mayfeld; James Loeb
ridge, Mayfield.
BELVBDERE-J. T. Phillips. Nor
garfield; S. A. Schmidt. Louisville;
]. E. Dick. Mayfield; George Allen,
Louisville: e. II. Bell, Nashville; II.
r. Lewis, GAINESVILLE; c. F. Dale,
Murray; e. w. Benson, Memphis.
NEW RICHMOND-C. F. Wal
bright. Joppa; John Whitelock. Me-
tropolis; B. T. Lowrey, Providence;
w. p. Baynes. Metropolis; j. w. Nc
Waters. Grand Rivers; Dan Bodkin,
Bardwell; Stanley Bolts, Mayfeld; j.
b. Terry, Marion.
ST. NICHOLAS-Grant Davidson
Marion; E. c. Whitaker. Rayena;
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
"souse Club" Refused Charter.

New York. Aug. 10.--A New
YORK court has refused a certificate
OF incorporation to the "Souse
Club'' social organization OF
wealthy New Workers. that the club
was organized "for social. literary
ana athletic purposes and for mu-
'uaI improvements. But the court
could not understand how a club
adopting for its name the colloquial
term OF 'souse' could operate for
mutual Improvement and according
~ wrote on the petition the word
uehied' on the ground that such
name would be against public
policy.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
POWER BOAT OF CONCRETE
NOW BEING CONSTRUCTED

Cincinnati. o. Especially 80 What
probably will be the nrst boat built
OF concrete navigating by It's ewn
power will soon be constructed In
this city for use on the Miami and
Erie canal during the Ohio Valley
Exposition. which opens Aus 20 and
closes Sept. a. This boat will be
built on plans devised on Information
received from the United states War
Department In regard TO the eonstruc-
ton OF baFges OF concrete for use
on the Panama canal work. II has
been found that barges OF this Kind
can be constructed more economical
ly than wooden barges. and that they
are Just as sasily handled as ordinary
bargss, with the advantage that they
can be more readily cleaned Of sea
parasites than wooden barges. The
method OF construction IL similar TO
that employed In erecting concrete
buildings. in that the concrete Is
spread over wire framework. making
perfectly rigid and waterproof sur
face throughout.
II Is planned to utilize this boat TO
tow pleasure bsrges. also constructed
OF concrete. on the canal during tho
Exposition. the barges to be brilliant
ly Illuminated and each supplied with
musicians. a sort Of continuous water
carnival being thus inaugurated. the
beauty OF which viii be ausmented
Of the canal and brilliant Illumination.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
JAPANESE roLiCE.
Rebuke ca Tourists ~ Originally
Most Aristocratic Body.


Most Aristocratic Body.
TIE Japanese police. one OF WHOSE
cinefs has bevn studying Englith
methods at scotland Yard with
New 10 improvements in be own
iorcc. was originally the most ass,o-
cratic body Of the Kind Ia the world
It, establishment vac almost co,n-
r.deut With she cmperor's decree
iorbiddlng ne wearing OF swords ny
4 stroke OF the imperial pen. thr Sam
pral were deprived OF ohorthci
weapons. by which tho gentlemen u
Japan had been accustomed from Inn
memorial times 20 Advertise tbcir
rank So they went Into the police.
where "a was stan possibAc to carry a
WORD. and very Formidable wca-
'on &c was being OF he two-handei
.ariety.
Perhaps Che poce twcriy years
igo were rather too fond Of chop.
Ding a prisoner % haif Instead 81 ar
'estlng him. but they we're very *
,crt. and there vas seldom aus syl-
tencc 90 contradict thclr own version
u the incident
To people OF ihe.- own rank and
foreigners they are 9rite IN de-
gree. which wonld nave seemed
udicrous anywhere except u the
and Of honor.hes The writer re-
members an Incident Which iEur-
iraios this trait well enough % was
u O.uka during q water festival. and
he bridges were kept c'ssr OF pae
sengers much iu the same way OIL our
own on boat race day. A rope al
either end guarded by a policeman.
was sufficient for the purpose
with the contempt for authority
wiLch distinguishes rhe Ems Hshman
abroad two or three tourI ip stood on
the wrong side Of the rope ont OF the
croSd. 30 as 20 get a better View,
but the policeman was equal 10 the
occasion. with apo,cgetic bows d.
united one end Of the rope and then
fastened u again In front Of the for
eigncrs. and they had the good sense
70 accept the rebuke London Chron
'c'c
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
STEPMOTHER DIES
&. G. DUNALL
RECEIVES WORD.
wife Of the Rev. y. &. Duvall, OF
CarrOlltOn Buried at
Hopkinsville.

c. c. Duvall received a message
last night. stating that his step
mother had died suddenly at South
Carrallton. she was the wife Of
Rev. z. c. Duyall. Of the Louisville
conference. Her maiden name was
Ford, daughter OF DR.. Ford. She
leaves three children; Mrs. Katie
Carr. aud Misses Lura and Emma
Lou Duvall: two step-children
Councilman c. c. Duvall, OF this
city. and Mrs. Nora Kenner. of
Martin. Tenn. She was a consistent
member OF the Methodist church,
south. She leaves a large circle of
friends. The funeral Will be tomor-
row at Hopklnsyille. Ky.
Councilman c. C.. Duyal Is quite
IN at his home on Trimble street.
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association is studying practical
methods by which schools, city and
rural, may stimulate interest In
scientific farming, as a means oil
adding to the wealth of the state.
One prominent expert connected
with the state experiment station Is
authority for the statement that an
Increase OF FIVE bushels of corn to
the acre would add $12. 900, 200 an
nually to the income of Kentucky
farmers. and declares that this can
be done by proper seed selection and
the proper preparation of the ground.
Isn't this important enough to in
terest the people Of the state?
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-10
TILE VITAL QUESTION

The relationship OF our public
schools to contemporary life is the
vital point of contact IN the supreme
question OF all time. the preparation
of youths for citizenship. Our pub
lie schools are maintained for nc
other purpose. and the inquiry as "a
the value which the taxpayers are re
ceiying from this Investment mus