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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
Frost Is Predicted

The predicted change in tempera-
ture came last night and the spring
like weather OF yesterday was in de-
cided contrast with the chill OF this
morning Mercury dropped 10 de-
grees and the warmest temperature
for today was three degrees lower
than the lowest OF Tuesday and
Wednesday. Overcoats and wraps
are comfortable and are much in
evidence. to say nothing with the
splutter Of steam heat and the
cracking OF CRATE fires. Winter is
believed to have come with the fore
cast for much colder weather to-
night and frost in west Kentucky.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
Three Army Recruits

Three recruits for the United
states infantry we're accepted last
night by Captain George w. Kirk
patrick. of Evansville. at the local
recruiting station in charge of Ser
yeant c. A. Blake. They were: Ell.
bert Ellegood. 22. OF Beulah, KY;
Horace Brockman. 81, of La Center
sidney Chester. 2S, of Paducah
They we're sent TO Jefferson Bar
racks. 81. Louis. for assignment and
Captain kirkpatrick returned this
morning TO Evansville.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
HALF MILLION Is
TOTAL FIRE LOSS
EAST ST. LOUIS RAILROAD SHEDS
ARE VISITED BY DESTROY
ING FLAMES.

East ST. Louis. ILL.,, Oct. 20.-Fire
originating at 3 o'clock this morn
ing. in the freight warehouse of the
Chicago and Alton railroad on the
river front, spread to the Baltimore
and Ohio freight house and dozen
dwellings destroying all at an esti-
mated loss of 100000. Oil ex-
plosions in ten tank cars. spread the
flames to the Baltimore and Ohio
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
PROF. CARNAGEY,5 FATHER
DIES AT RANT0UL, KAS.

Prof. J. A, Carnagey, superintend-
INT OF the city schools. received a
message today, announcing the death
Of his father. r. +. Carnagey, OF
Rantoul, Kansas. last Monday. The
message was delayed and the news
was not received until today, The
funeral took place today. He Is sur
vived by two sons: Professor Car
nagey, of Paducah, and Charles Car
nagey. OF Lacvgne Kansas. and two
daughters In ottawa. Kansas.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
FRENCH BOAT AGROUND
OFF COAST OF CUBA

Havana, Cuba, Oct. 20.-The
French liner, Louisiana, outbound
from Hayre, France. 4 Havana and
New Orleans, is fast as fore today on
Sombrero Reef, 60 mildN off Havana.
Half of her coo passengers and crew
have been taken to Key West, Fla,
by the United States Revenue cutter
Forward. The others will be res
lcucd
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
SHINN GLOVE co.
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK TO
$4,000.
Local Concern. Whose Business Has
Outgrown Its Initial
Resources.

The capital stock OF the Shlnn
Glove company. 127-129 North Sec
ond street. has been increased 70
B25.00O. The company has been or
yanized for a year and its business
Aas increased rapidly and during the
year Il was necessary to secure larger
quarters. About GO dozen pairs OF
gloves are made every day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
searching for Mortgaged Rig.

The police department received a
telephone message this afternoon
from Mayfeld TO be on the watchout
for a negro with a horse and buggy
alleged to have been sold. The mes
sage stated that the owner sold a
horse and buggy to Paducah negro.
Courtney & Long, livery stable men
at Mayfield, have a mortgage on the
buggy and harness.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
Manuel Reaches England.

London. Oct. 20.-Manuel, the de-
posed king of Portugal. accompa-
MED by the queen mother, Amelie.
Is safely housed today on the estate
of the Duke of Orleans, in Worces-
tershire. The royal yacht Victoria
and Albert, brought the party to
England late last night.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
BISHOPS ELECTED
BY EPISCOPALIANS
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THEIR AS
SEDIMENTS is MADE THIS
MORNING.
Omitted Press.)

Cincinnati. Oct 2O.-Bishops
elected by the Episcopal council to-
day are: Francis r. Pott. to Mission
airy district of Wuhu, China Edward
A. Temple. to west Texas; G.. A.
Beecher. to Kearney, Nebraska;
Louis o. Sanford, to San joaquin,
Calf: Theodore ThurstOn to East
Oklahoma; Julius Walker Atwood
to Arizona.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
Balloon Record For Distance is
Broken by Racers Who are Seen in
Canada After Crossing the Lakes
HURRICANES WORK.

, New Orleans, La, Oct. 20
, At least 100 lives were lost in
, the recent hurricane in the
, Gulf OF Mexico and Caribbean
, sea. according to officers of YES
, sells which reported here today.
, The British steamer Civilian,
, brought in FIVE members of the
, crew of the Spanish bark Hugo,
} who were taken of Just before
) the craft sank. Ten others
} Could not be saved A dozen
} shlpwrecked barks. schooners
} and other craft we're sighted.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
Chicago Market.
Almost Bit His Tongue or.

A delicate surgical operation was
performed 10 save the tongue of
Weaks Smith, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank b. Smith, of Fourth
and Harrison street. who almost
bit il in two a few days ago while
playing football. Several stitches
We're required to sew 1t together.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
H. S. Has First Strike

Metropolis, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-When
the Burlington accommodation left
for Herrin this afternoon it carried
away about 25 Mexican laborers.
who have been working on the
yards. They are going back to Kan
sas City. They struck because one
of their number had been dis
charged.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
Electric Chair Is
Built In This City

terest IS attached to the chair. be-
cause of the grewsome purpose for
which il is constructed. All OF the
executions hereafter will take place
at Eddyville instead of at the
county jails.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
Alexander-WhippIe.

Miss Hattie Alexander and Mr..
Burley Whipple were married Sun
day at Sharpe. by the Rev. Calvin
Park The ceremony took place at
the home of the bride with Miss Nell
Johnson as maid of honor, and Mr..
Norman Park as best man. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the cou-
pie left for Tennessee on wedding
trip.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20

Louisville. Ky, Oct. 20. (Spe-
cial)-In federal court today Judge
Walter Evans remanded the case of
Joseph Vending. charged with the
murder of Alma Kellner, to the
state courts.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
One Sighted in Province Of
Quebec. 1900 Miles From
Starting Point at ST. LOUISE.
Others Came Down.

Quebec. Canada, Oct. 2O.--A bal
loon. carrying two men. is reported
today to have passed over Kiskising,
near Lake st. John. in Quebec prov
lnce. Il was travelling eastward. st.
Johns IL 200 miles from st. Louis.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
DR.. Crippen Says He Believes His
Wife Fled to America With Bruce
Miller as She Often Threatened
BLOWN To BITS.

New York, Oct. 20.-Six men
were blown to bits, two others Z
were fatally injured and 20 Sc {
riously hurt when ten-ton I
boiler exploded today in the Z
plant of the American Manu- I
featuring company, jute con- Z
Germ. at Green Point, Long Is Z
land. The explosion and the Z
wrecking of a part of the build Z
ing caused a panic among $500 4
employees, 1000 Of whom were Z
} women. Z
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
LIttIe Anna webb PhiIIips II.

Anna Webb Phillips. the 7-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Phillips, who reside in Woodland, "
is dangerously i'll today. Her condi-
ton seemed more hopeful today.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20

Washington, ID. c., Oct, go
President Taft's vacation is over,
and a season of hard work con-
fronts the executive. He arrived
here at Z o'clock this morning and
went direct to the white house.
where mass Of work awaited him.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
THB WEATHER

The predictions and tempers-
ture for the past twenty-four
hours will be found az the top
OF the seventh column oS sage
e&mFs
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20

ATHLETICS - Strunk walked.
Lord sacrificed. Reulbach to Chance.
Collins flew to Sheckard. Baker
singled, scoring Strunk. Baker was
caught stealing. King to Tinker
Run.
-Sheckard walked; Schultz
doubled. Hoffman flew to Strunk.
Sheckard scored on the throw in.
Chance famed. Zimmerman few to
Strunk.-1 Run.
Second.
ATHLETICS-Davi walked. Muir
ply sacrificed, SteinfeIdt to Chance.
Berry doubled, Davis scoring. Thomas
flew to Schultz. Coombs doubles,
scoring Berry. Strunk out, Zim-
norman to Chance Runs.
CUBS-Steinfelt popped to Berry.
Tinker doubled. Killing wrapped to
Berry. Tinker taking third. Beau
mont for Reulbach walked. Schultz
doubled, scoring Tinker and Beau
mont. Hoffman fanned.-2 Runs.
Third.
ATHLETICS-Mc displaced
Reulbach. Lord drove to Sheckard.
/ Collins drove a single through third.
Shuttle booted Bakers single, scor-
ing Collins. Davis was hit and took
first. II is raining. Murphy hit
into right field bleachers for home
run, scoring Baker and Davis.
Chance protested and was displaced
on first by Archer. Mcintyre was
taken out and Pheister was put In.
Berry doubled. Thomas hit to Tin
ker, and was safe at first on Archer's
error. Berry scored. Coombs hit
into double play and was out.
Zimmerman to Archer along with
Thomas.-Five runs.
CUBS-Aroher famed. thinner
man flew to Lord. Steinfelt famed.
No runs.
AnHLETICS-Strunk flew to
Holman, Lord singled. Collins
forced Lord, Pheister to thinner
man. Collins out stealing. King
to Tinker. No runs.
CUBS-Tinker singled. King
drove to Baker. Baker to Berry,
doubling Killing. Berry to Davis.
Pheister was out to Baker. No runs.
Fifth.
| ATHLETICS-Bak went out az
first. Davis singled. Murphy flew
to Hoffman. Berry forced Davis.
Tinker to Zimmerman.-No runs.
CUBS-Sheckar hunted safely.
shuttle famed. Hoffman flew to
right. Sheckard was caught on
first.-No runs.
ATHLETICS-Thom was thrown
out at first. Coombs popped to sec
ond. Strunk fanned.-No runs.
/ CUBS-At this stage of the game
the Cubs evidently are going to
pieces. With Chance and Evers out,
the Chicago club is not playing
normal game. Archer out at first.
Zimmerman famed. Steinfelt fouled
to third.-No runs.
seventh.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, 0.
Eighth.
Philadelphia, o; Chicago, 2.
Ninth.
Philadelphia, 0; Chicago, 0.
Total-Philadelphia, ~; Chiyago,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
Tom Earrin Makes BOND.

Tom Farrin. charged with the
Pool road murder. made bond in the
sum OF $1,000 and was released.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20

ATHLETICS-Baker went out at
first. Davis singled. Murphy hew
to Hoffman. Berry forced Davis.
Tinker to Zimmerman.-No runs.
CUBS-Sheckard hunted safely.
shuttle famed. Hoffman flew to
right. Sheckard was caught of
first.--No runs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-27
81 Il /.

- Gem &omite ser Sor0el3fanl-
mer, oos beauftrogt lit, ouf nieOri-
eere &aten fir 5euerueri;derultg
bin5umirfelt erflarte Mapot gol=
laeban, boB Die Staot bereit it,
ibren Sell ooran gu tun. IS lit Der
Sou BON 5pei neuen SprisenbGll-
fern, Ser Nnfauf Ser notigen 9[p-
parate itno Ole Mnltequng BON olp0lf
meiteren Seuermebrleuten geplollt.
Die Soften bterfiir miiroen ll6 auf
onnaberno $4,000 per Sobr betro-
gen. Die Sauptia6e lei ieoo6, ois
8aiiermerf- aompaenie CUR grfiiuulls
Der an iie geiteaten 5%oroerungen
81 5ipingel uno BARN ioGte DaS
&omite ser Staot bebilflid .eil1.
@esen 500 Mitglicoer DER
&etoil Wer6ants a~iiociotion Dielter
am 9onneritag abenb I'M Warteln oes
Surn-Gerei1s eineu rebt gentlitlid)elt
uSmofer" ab. Inter Geocr nio
gillnabme bon Grfrii6ungen aler
4rt perlief ser Mbeno iebr Idnell.
Nad Ben Witteilungeu oes
Spe5ial=glgenten emil Saltcr, Der
in Gan Intonio BEN Genius ser
Sabrifen u11o iiberboltpt offer inbu-
itrieaen Embellishments aufnabnl, bot
ii6 oas Sabrifmeien in Scr StaOt
lett ben lebten fiinf Sabren teroop-
pelt.
Sic &lage1 Der @leftrifer ae-
gen ben itaotii6en SnipettGr elef-
triIder Irbeiten, Scr. IS. u. 8bite,
lino BON bem Staotrats- &ontite eirl-
gebeno gepriift poroen ullo IS bui
ii6 berausgeiteat oaB tie 8%llnteilt llll=
begriinoet 5ino. M~leroings 1T al1d)
feItgeiteat noroety baB ei II Snlpef-
tor unmogli1 i'm 6tonoe icin faiill,
ben 9ienft gu nerieben. Ger @or-
iisenoe @idelarlo faBte oas Gr9ebnis
Der Musiagen beioer 8arteien = Ger
8ei6meroefiibrer ltno ocs Siaot-
gleftrifers oabin 5uianlmen, oob
iih Der 4roteIt mebr gegen DIE BE-
treffenoe Sroinan5 ols sesell Den
geamten ri6te uno er %erieilfe bell
gleftrifern ben Sat, cine Mn1ennie'
rung Der Sroinan5 beim Staotrat
81 b%eantragen.
Ser uSraoes Council" ba.
ein &omite ernannt, tpeld)es Die &s-
gislatur= aanoioatet ii6er ibra Stel-
lung sur arbeiterfrage ~illterpielUclt
ion.
9ie Sanit0tsbeboroe miro Dctl
Mfapor mn6 Staotrat %oufforhern, Die
Itaatliden @eiunobeitsgeiete III Sun
Mntonio sur 9lnipenoung gu briugen.
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@us @tlaB Ser @rriftung bes
groBen @raftperfs BEL 2aufenburg
am Sberrbein peri6minoen nld)t nilr
Die oortigen Stromml6nellen ON
H6ein, ionoern es faat ouG Die ard)i-
tettoniid idone Bride Der mooerren
@ntpiflling BUM Spfer. 9urd oas
gin9reifen Ser babii6en &egiernng
iii aber erreiht mor0en, oaB bic ltelie
81 erfeQenoe eilerne Bride Elm lido
neg 8altlperf meroen miro, oas lib
aud, Dem 2onoi6oftsbilo altpa'it.
Die Soften ser ttelten9riide beirageu
runo 100000 ST. lin ntogli6lt
berporra9enbe @ntpiirfe 8u erDalten,
bot Die @igentiimerin bes &roftluer-
fes auf @erlongen ser baoilWen limo
ihnei8eriI6en &%egierungen cillen
internotionoIen @ettbemerb oeran-
Italtet 0rei Breiie i'm @eIommtmert
non 5000 ST. itnb ~olsgeIett. sSnl
Observation-Disclosures iiben Sertrcier
ser booii6en uno miirtembergil9en
8egierung, II. a. aud Der &arlsrrDer
Waler Brofeilor Shonleber, Der mol
ols Letter ole Stromihneaen in let-
mem befonnten Bib pereipigt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-27

8ott, miiiien mir nidt ale erpcrs
ben2 SIT nidt olt6 mein Setretars=
gebalt, 10 fdrgli6 es lit, Gin Or
merb? Sltt es meinem IDel NIB
brau6, penrt id alt6 einntdl nit
anorem Sanoel 5lt treiben Jude, OILS
nit 8feroen, Dem gieb meiner Stll-
le lno Dem @etreioe auf nteillcll
Seloern?"
u@emiB nidt", entgegnete 8elten,
uaber :" er unterbrad iid, I'M la
6elno fort8ufabren: SD elltiilne
MIDI, mir fanoen ne1lid unter belt
gii6ern ser WengelsoorffiG)en
8ibliotbef einen ielten g%cuor0etlell
@bbrnd BON &otbes u&itteripiegci".
Gin Sbiiringer gbroniit, ScDanres
9totbe aug &reu5burg, perfabte ooS
feline Sptsfulum I'm 400; er ld)il-
bert in poetil6er Sorm gralicb ltno
Ge6t oes Gittertums; er iogt mani
DIES Cute unb man6es, 0us lid en-
Bort, als babe es aleiit=9}esom ooar
SEER BON 8elon geltern mo borge-
tern gelproden. Ser alte NoIbe ct,
ortert oa audi, an melden Ginncb-
men iid Elm Gittersmann begniigcn
ioa. 9ringt inn iein grhe III me-
mig, 10 oorf er G~feroebanoel betrei-
ben; I'M feline 8ieb8udt ioreelt oarf
ieine grnte einbrtngen belfen uno
leine gii6ien gieBen. Gr Darf i't6
feines Sanomerfs a%nnebnlen. lpellig-
items ni6t ielber; mol aber lit inn tr-
(oubt, li6 eineln alloern 5~lt3llgelcl-
len Der Sonolung treibt u1o aus
fremoen 2anbe Sitter brin91, 1T Die
len @iitern fam ct leinen 9lnteil Gin
@ei6dft nebmen, nnbeI6ooet ieirer
ritterIi9en gbre. IS lino fiilfbun-
oert Sabre Der, als Ser u9i;tterifie-
gel" oieie @runoiase aufltellele; ba-
ben Tie ii9 in benz balben Sabrtali-
ieno %geanoert2"
(Jurtlctrnln iolnt.)
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Urnnocisentnms : llebertrasnngca.

Senrp Set an 9arrb 2anba. 239.41
4Ger 2anb; $23,941.
Mnrp Sc 3abala an IS. Soder,
@runoltid an Der HorDsSlores Strabe;
$4,000.
George goe nro 2epis lllri1 ali Die
StaDt Gan Gntorio, @runbltmd an Der
Suena @ifta Ctr, 5000.
8. $. Moreg nnb Sran an IS. 8.
Sdutpirtb, @runoitid an Der CORPUS
gbriltt 2nnbitraBe; $105.
q. 81. SberaG uno s. Eo1n @iQiants
an $. &amer, @runbfiif in Der Our
benoale Mbbition; $500.
Sranf nllb Caroline 9offnail all
CHARLES 9offman, 2605.45 &der 2olia;
$1,000. +,
aula 8. 9tapp uno 6. 8. sern,ett
@rin6ltiid an Der gde Der 5ail Hebro
Blace uno Main Mne.; $3.50.
Sames q. Megartb an Srait3 Utaibls,
@rnnbltiid an Der Noro~2areoo Ctr;
$500.
Qleranber Sosfe unb albin 9eioel
an Sannes 9. 5mitb, @runbiiid an Der
70. Ctr; $3.50.
Mlamo 9eigbts Company all air5b
81. Mnrtens, @runofiiG in Der Ilallo
9eiebts 5nboibiiipn, 500.
Srau &ate 8ur5bad an 9. 8. Santes,
@rntl0ifiide an Der Durango lt1o Der
q io@3alsomora Ctr, $1,000.
S. g. Carr an 9arrb 2anba, @rrllbz
itide i'm neuen gitbS8lod 22S, be-
grenst non ben StraBen Nontcreb.
Watamoras, Siio<2areoo ulo Chico
NAL Str; $15,500.
Sobn Wfl Iuaropce an 9arrp Sailra,
@ruloifiid i'm neuen gitpz5lod 228;
$4,000.
S. g. Safer unb Srau all &a5el
Wiloreb &niier, @runbftiid oil Ser Gde
Der 5ooo nnb Siloen Ctr; Sic Ii. q.
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&aiier @i[helln INN unicr 6

- &aiier @ilbellm uto unicr g..
Brdiioent &oolepelt i1einen tatIuh.
lid Smolis getrnnfen 5u baben. gIs
lebterer BET ben 9oberiber Mailoper!l
erl6ien, lpuroe er in 8eacnlUari
bon ltngefabr 300 Sffi3ieren aGcr
Waffengattungen bonn Gailer nil
foleenoen @ortelt begriiBt: ,,Weeul
5reunb Mooiepelt (oann engliid; fort.
fabreno), Sic fino Der erite Brlbat.
mann (niht oGipiliit", mie ons SD
bel gemeloet Bate, Der @ele9eriheit
erbielt, elmer bernrtigen ltcbung ci-
neg Seils meiner Truppen b~ei5umph-
men; es NOR mir Elm @eraniigen,
Sbren bieie @elegell9eit gcbotcn ms
Sic bier in @egenipart meiuer Gor.
ben begriiBt 8u baben; if bin iiber-
5eugt (bier panote iih Der &olier
on Die Sffi5iere), oaB aub Sic, NET
ne Serren, nit mir iibereinitimtmeit,
oab es uns cine bobe Gbre nor,
meinem Sreunoe &%ooieneti, oielenl
ausge5eidneten Imerifaner nno be-
riibmten Sberlten Der Goug6rioers,
iniere 3ruppen in Iftion 5ll gel
gen" Alio einfof: ,meir
5reltno Moolebelt~, nift tinllol
urnetn 6renlto OF. Noolepel." unt
1of Deniger 0nlein 5reuno, seer
Noolepelt". 8arnah pdre eS DINE
3ipeifel forrefter, in Ser b~oritebenoeI,
ueberleBnng Ser in enelii6er Spra.
die gebaltenen anrebe iiberoa ooS
Sic" onr6 gu" gu erieser.
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Sin aGiue licbfuit Elm ainS.

Sn 8ittsburg liebfoIte Elm tpiloer
2ope bic Sano zines &inbe8, nel6es
oieie in feinen a6fig Itedt. Gie @e-
fabren Der &inoer iino oft gr6Ber,
mie mir abnen. SauienOe iterben
an @rf1ltungen, Grup uno &c,tdbt-
item, Die ourd Or. Sings Sem DIS
coberp gerettet neroen foilnten. so
Gents uno $1.00. 8eriuhfLniden
frei. @arantiert BON aaen 9ruegl-
item.
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3ntt ipeikem 8bB'l.

@artenmirtidoft uno Geltaura.
tion. 8or8iiglide Slide alisgeaeih.
nete @etrdnfe. @ufmerfiame 8eoie-
nung. @orme uno falte Speilen 81
ieoer Tnees5eit.
Hbilipp Geifler, gigentiiiner.
Wiiiion coop, nabe 8erg's Miible.
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SIS lit Seilfraft lit ieSem Ssopfen.

9os lit Ser @rnno, maruln 10 bic
le 2eute unbeoingtes 8~crtrauen
baben 5u Or. Gi6ter's u8ain.Srpet
Ier4 Bel &beumatisntus, grfultultg,
@errenfungen, 8erltaudlungeil,
8ruIti6mer5en Snfluen5o ulm.; er
lift in aaen oeutiden @potbefen 81
% nno so Gts. Die Slaide 81 bahen
ben uno an Ser @nfer S6lbmarfe
erfenntIih.
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Gin Wiamm uiQ iterbsm,

nenn cine fridge 2eber uno sDleditc
8eroauung i'm lebenslniibe nta6en.
Or. Sings Seem Sife Bias eltiernen
oas @ift aug ieinem SpItenl nlto
geben inn friiden 2ebettsntllt. 25c
BEL aaen 9ruggi1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-27

Die 81 Sabre olte Sraa Geo.
Bormann in @ppleton, @isc., iud,te
Dor Hihter &pan Inn @beiGeioung
bon ibrem Inn t0Sabre jingeren@o1-
ten nod ben fie grouianler uro
unmenftIiher 8ebonolung 3eibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-27

gs idimpft mondcr iibcr
frumme @iiden, neil er feline 8cle.
genbeit bot, ben ieinigen gu friira-
men.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-03
The MWe and Ike.

An Atlanta merchant has frequent
occasion TO rebuke Ike, his darby
porter. foy his hardness In reporting
Ter duty In tho morning. Ike is al
ways ready with more or less IN.
senious excuse.
You're two h0nrs late, Ikel" ex
claimed the employer one morning.
This sort Of thiRg must STOP! 9th.
erWise. I'm going TO fire you, under
stand"
Deed, Mistsh Edward" replied
Ike, 1T want NAH fault. dis umel
Honest! ! was kicked by a mulcto
Kicked by a mule? Well. even
n that were so, It wouldn't delay YOU
for more than an hour. Your have
10 think OF better excuse than
that"
Ike looked sggrfevsd "Mistah Ed
ward" he continued solemnly. III
might have been all right ef dat mule
kicked mo in de direction; but he
didn't--he kicked me de odder wayl=
1850
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-03

4 sure sign that Italy Is again pre-
pairing 10 eXpeGiate the movement of
it's surplus population into the South
IS the posting OF a rumol that the
Italian government IS opposing i'm
migration OF its popuaton TO this
country says the Manufacturers Re
cord. For 20 years ,hcr,. has been
a long thought OF plan C colonizne
Italians in the South. anG II has been
pressed quite vigorously within the
past six or seven years under the
auspices Of officials OF the tia ian
government Whenever natural OPP
positaion TO such colonizing scheme
under the auspices practically OF a
foreign power has threatened to take
a definite form the time-wOrn rumor
OF opposition on the part of the Hal
ian government; has been given pub
LEFTY i'm this country The latest ru-
NOR of the kind. emerging from New
Orleans, is that the Italian Ambasa-
dor has been recalled from Washing.
ton on account OF his activity in en-
deavoring To place Italians in Tho
south. His activity is indisputablc.
But it is hard to believe IN knowledge
OF the past that his activity in this
particular was against he wishes OF
his government or had anything "a,
all to do with his recall ON the
contrary. it may be reasonab eX-
pected that there will be a renewal
of attempts 10 rDlonizc the s-uth D
wholesale not With the desira bic
c,ass of Italians. of waoG there are
thousands i'm his country alreade
but with the element among Sicl-
ians and the inhabitants OF the pur.
Heus OF southern italian cilies thal
the Italian government desires 10 De
we'll shunt OF I'm this connection il
is interesting TO note the statement
by New Orleans physician. Dr..
Joseph A Danna as follows:
The very fact that Rockefeller gave
a million dollars to help stamp out
The hook worm has added much ro
the talk Of The disease An Italian
physician recently told me that re-
Forts OF the prevalence or This dis
ease had the effect of soaring Enron
cans away from the south
supplementary to tIis is the TO low.
ing credited to the Philadelphia p,ve6 =
ing Telegraph.