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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15

raj, oie &onltitution ooer Die @elebe
oes 2anoes peritoBen." Oie 9orloee
beitimrnt ferner, oab Der l1nterriht
nur BON 2ebrern erteiIt miro, Die iid
I'M 8eiis einer itaatliben @eibeini-
anng befin6en, Die ibnen Die 8efug.
nis gum rnterri9ten eiebt. tSs ioa
ieoof oen in ben fatboIiiben uro
onoeren 8ripoti6ulen angeItelten
2ebrfraften 5tpei Sabre Seit gegeben
peroen, iih oieles gltteit, oas cine
norberige Rriifune be6ingt, ou be.
icbaffen.
= Gin idredli9es Coos lit einenl
maferen Seelnann in Oienl4en Der
uSamburg-I -Imerifa-2inie" beidieocn
gefpeien. 2aut Melbung aus Sam.
burg iit Der erite Offiaier 8itt pon
Sapag-9ompfer yNlauen" nabreno
eines beftieen Sturms in auitrali-
iden @etpaiiern iiber 8oro sei6leu-
bert unb bon Soifii6en beribluneen
tporoen.
= 9as tiirfiide Miniiterirm Der
offentliden Mrbeiten bot ouf 2lnro-
ten ieines britiiden gfatgebcrs Sir
@illiarn 8iaeods befhloiien, eine
idmolipnrige giIenbabn gum Grans.
port bon Waterialien fir Die @e.
.maiiernng oes Gales bon Meiopotu-
mien 5u erbauen.
= @us Cartilage in Gbilc pir6
poiitib gemelbet, bob Or. goof, Der
georopolfabrer, bort eingetroffen iei.
Gin geridteritatter ipia i'm Sortigcn
Sooo=Sotel cine unterrebung nit
ibm gebabt boben, in Ser ct augob,
per er lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15
s e T a 5.

= Gin in Der N6be BON gorf-
tofun mobnenoer merifaniider Sar-
mer namens &oorigue5 ioste fiirs-
lid feline garae Samilie aus ben,
Souie Die Bertriebenen rihtetell
iih in einem 3eIt in Der 9sGDe ein.
Mm Sonntag eing Mobrigitea nod
oem 3elt, erfdoB Die S6melter iei-
ner Srau, bic frarf oui einenl
8ett lag, uno feuerte oonn mebrere
S6iiiie auf feline Jrou ab. Die
5rau tpuroe am &opf nno an Der
9anb bertpunoet, par aber nod inl
Stanoe, ibren Mann abon6alten,
oab er audi ouf ibre Mutter idoB.
goorigue5 ging oom mad Satie
uno erbdngte ii1.
Sn Werioian tpurben neulih
naats mebrere 8eriu9e genladt,
oas Sdosseuolbe alif8uipren9en.
Durb oie grploiionen pur0en Die
eeute in Der Nadbaridaft aufge-
medt uno eilten nab bem Ganfge
bdlioe, mo iie nit oen @iilhrehern
5uiammentrafen. S6iiiie tpuroen ge
mehielt nnb ein Wfann ramens
WurpbD, elm $otelbeiiser, piroe
ihtper peripunoet. Sen 3fduberlt
selang es, nit einem Mutomobil su
entfommen.
Gin iuager Mann lomens
Wooelf Taplor nuroe in Gleburne
BON einem getpifien 9enrp Gbamh-
leB, in 6eiien Saus er pabrenb Der
Raht eingeorungen mar, erihoiien.
@ie 3aplor in ons Saus fam nro
Dns er bort ipoqte, ipeiB man midi.
SSsn Der N1be BON @omon1e
rannte elm 3ug Der Grisco gobn
in einen 5armerpagen, als beiiel
Gubrmann Elm gepiiier S. 6. Sfin-
ner fltngierte uno in Dem iih auBer
ibm nod 5ipei anbere 9eriouen be.
fanben. Sfinner tpuroe getotet, Die
anoern 8eioen entfomen nit leid.
ten 8erlesuneen.
Saifles Dt. Srfplr, Der Sefre.
tar oes 8iidofs Gallagher bon @al-
peiton, beitreitet auf's gnti6icberfre.
oab BON itnierm Staate aus cine 8e.
tition ON oen Botifau geianot iei,
nit benz @riuhen, in nnierm Stoote
einen er5biidofsiis einauridten.
= Qus Guero miro eemeloet, 6oB
Der in Der oortigen @egenb tpob.
nelloe oeiitide 5armer 8. 81. 2iibr-
len, elmer Der atgeiebeniten 8iir-
ger BON Ge Bitt Gountp, geItorbet
lift. Or lit 81 Sabre alt geiuorben.
0obitebenoe Hoitmeiitcr in
unierm Staate iiilo oieier 9nge er-
nannt poroen: 6. 0roofs IN
gaftrop, 80. 6. 0tpper in grenbanl
uno 6. 9. Sepoler in @einlor.
Shuliuperintenoent s. &.
@uentber in Sallettsni1e lit gum
Brofeffor bes Deutiden an Der neuen
Horlnalihule fir @eit 9eras, in
Cannon @itp, ernannt woroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15
Die te,t,ren ssleiidprciie.

Bon hberan ert5nt @eidJrei,
gSie teaer iett bas 2eben iei,
Gum Beiipiel iei, ppr alien 9innen
Sas Jieifd fait gar nidjt 81 erihwinsen.
Der @egetarsaner Iadbt,
Weil er itf aus benz Sleiif ntdjt2 nad;t,
9pd ,uer ,iidb an bas Jleiid] geiu1bnt
gSpl breintal tagltb, flast nno it6bnt.
limb mabrenb all nmh Sebem sraHit,
2aft ftd] ber gader in bic syaMft,
ilnb ftetgert md, nadJ alter Neii',
Tim einen Gent bes JleifdJes Grets.
@as tuerbem iplt, TT mod ni6t flar,
Wann fpridjt ppn einen SpDfptt gnr,
aaf's TleiidJ pDn Ninb, Sdaf, SAILS nnb
Shmein,
Odd tuirb "a ernft gemeint nidit ieim.
Der Cine rit, bal man neriu6t
GS mai NIT bcr Ganinf1en5mdJt,
Spf ,uirb mans 5n leid1t iiberhriiifig,
ga, 3pmmentar tit iiberfliiiTig.
@enn ntnn In ettuas aud iupl fpart,
Gs bat bpf nidJt bic red1te Nrt,
@pran man fidJ sctp1bnt Fat, inait
Qud ntd)t 10 leid]t entbebren fann.
Wsan imfjt mad Surrpsaten b'rum,
9pG blicb bic Sade INNER Smnrm,
8as man empfieblt aud pbcr iprid)t
Grietct nns ben 8raten nidJt.
Odd tuiikte idj Elm Wittel fein,
9aS iupl bas redjte tuiirbe icin,
9Sir baben's in Der gi1be bier,
SO TT ia bas III a mo Ster".
go ,uir6 ia, iuie Gnh tuuIbefannt,
Sebr bdnfis, yfliiiiis Sleiid", geuanut,
nnb ftarfet, BEL neritdnb'sem Srnnh,
WenaM mie bics ben 3Drper aud.
9'rum, lift has Slciidl qmdj einntal fnapp,
90 fii6lt Sbr baburdl bpdb nifbt idIlapp,
Srtnft ~ mn 8ier" nnr gum
Sfmans
llnb laht ben sier'sen Iader aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15
Gtl, @ertn,e1er,
Sarser ssa Gan aatpais toatea bic.
ies 3easais prIfes.

Ser Briifitein Ses Mertes Iiest in
3eugnis.
r Sin iiber5eneenoes 8ensnis IL
San antorlio.
Siegt nidt in Der ausfase Dor
Sremoe1l
/. Sonoern in Der gmpfeklune Dor
San Intenier 2euten.
Dies 1T Die art, Die bier eeeeben
miro,
Die ausiaee elmer San antonioer
giirgerin.
0ars. S. st. Slice, 612 8pomina
Str Gan antonio, Seros, fost:
y8or einen Sabre beeonn id Doan's Z
Nieren Billen, Die ib ourd 81.
8esor ORIG 60. erbielt, gu sebrau-
den uno iie ermiefen iid iehr er.
folgreid in Der 8efeitigung zines
ytudeni6mer5es. unb anberer Rieren.
8eidmeroen, on oenen ih lit. An,
oere Weitglieoer tneiner Gortilie Der.
iuhten bas MaitteI ebenfols ,lno
puroen burd oaifeIbe furirt, mie if)
es tpnroe. SD gob elm fur5es 3eua-
nis 5ur 8eroffentlihung gu @unlten
bon 9oan's Nieren 8inen u. s0gere
feinen augenblid,s anes gu beftatigen,
mas i'd ooriiber gefoet babe.'"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15

legenbeiten bei9loiien tporben. 0os
Boft-8uoget lit 10 gut lpie iertig ee-
itellt 1,no 6iirfte Dem Saule @l1be
naditer ISOLDE noreelegt merbcl,. g.
miro feine 9eitimmungen entbaIteiu,
melde oen 8oridldeen oes Generol-
poitnteiiters Sit6cod, betreffcilo bie
Grbobung Der 8ortoiase fiji, serieoi,
i1e 3eitibriftett, erttiprehet.
= Sn 0elano, Sla., ift eli, ieds,
5ebnlabrtger Sunge namens SSrpll
9anbett unter Ser 4nflage perbaftet
iuoroen, ein Inn 5tpet Sabre jim
ceres Mdo1en err1oroet 5lt babell.
Dem Morbe lit anen Inideine nob
Elm 8ersemaltigunesperiud norauf-
gesaneen. Die 2eide bes irugliidli-
den Wabdens 5eigte ni6t meniger
als IS WeIieriti6e. San6ett Itor1nlt
aus Connecticut ,,no lit BORT irl
Gorreftionsbaus gepeien, fat ii6
in Der Mnitalt a6er 10 gut betraeen.
oab er nod por gblauf bes Eermins
auf Parole entlolien tpurbe.
- Sci @entnor 8eab unipeit Sit
lantic gitp in Stem Seriep Fat man
Die 2eihe Der 10idbrigen Sane
46ams aus gtlantic gitp I'M @aiier
treibel,o sefunoen. Das gtdodcn
mar ieit enter Mo6e peridlpunoen.
3ulest NOR iie nit einem iungen
uerbeirateten Mann namens @m.
Sepler 5uiommen geieben poroen.
Die BoIiaei ilt9t iest nod bem i,tlts
gen Mann.
- Otto Wablon, Elm 26 Sabre
alter Gngeitellter Ser Otis glepator
Co., fiel burh einen Aufoueiduit
bonn Ia. Stod beg nenen @ebouoes
an Der gde Der 8. @be. Ino 81.
StraBe in Seem gorf in bas gaIe-
ment binab. St puroe nit gebrobe-
men geinen lino Mrmen, iolpie in
nerlihen 8erlesungen nod Dem Bel
lenue 9oipital eeibafft, mo CT in Ser
Wadt peridieo. Wie oos 1tngliid
eeidab, lit niht befannt, man alollbt
aber, oab Maoion ausgeglitten lit
nnb in ben offenen Shabt stiirate.
Sic Central SounorD 60. in
9eetp gorf. eine $4,000, 00-ssorpo-
ration, Die euBeiIerne M0brcn fobri-
5iert, gina in Die 9dnbe eines Mafie-
uerualters iiber. 8unbesbiitriftrid,-
ter 9ougb ernanr1te @aboeI gatt-
dings gum gerpalter. Die SAnl-
Den Der Central Sol,norp gonlpailp
beIaufen iih auf mebr als 4,500,-
900 Oollars.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15
8aNifalb beilnfse
Asy-
NerbenI6pdde

s9tpa9e, nerbSje gerfonen. sspIaet bon Soft.
rinesioGgfett nnb t9le9teH 1rauuisu. erf4bp.
f@mersen' Saaraasfaii aibuobms s.s IS osSSrs SS1;
anb Seft&tS. aatarrb. wloeen6ra6en, etubiber.
ttnpfune Wiibtefeit. err6itnt pitterT, Sersi!op.
finn erfubren aus bsm ,,Sasensfreansa, tpls
etnfaG, fhnen nns btifte aIIe nnnathrit.
den 9erInfte nnb aHbere ostscn jusenS.
itd,er gertrruneen sriinblttb se9eilt mnb
bplle Weinnbhett nub Grp6iinn piebes.
trlansf uerbem fSnnem. Wars ueues
Seilberfabren. Seeer fetu etsner Grst.-
reibe au6 (Geutf6e siufIaes fpoe), tseiiSss
bon Jung uub alt, MRanu uHb Brdu, aeiefsTf
nerber 'olIte, fam eteen Gtufenbuna bon sB
Gents In 8riefmarfsn berfeesIf besoeeu msrbeN
bon ber
Yriuatsalinif, 181-6. abeuue
sasp Wsrk. q. o.
Ran srtpdbne Die Nreie Brsfe I. fesos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15
ssa6m al iein @els.

Oft miro alIes, mas elm Nonn
oeroient, fir 9oftoren ODER Meoi3i.
men ausgegeben, nm Mogen, 2e6er
ooer geieren in Oronu1s au MAIDEN.
Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Bils miiroell
oas 2eioen fdnen uno billig furiert
6aben. 9as 8eite aegen 8eritopfung,
gidiofitot, @elbfuht, Malaria,
Sdiud6e uiip. 25e Bel olen Drug.
nigtpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15
geim gerlosen zines seipalti

geim 8erlasen zines getpalti,
gen &obletlboufens, Der our6 gis
unb Sdnee gu elmer feiten Waiie ge.
froren iuar, mnroen in 2a.loing.
bile, Ra., feds Wonn unter tau.
leno Sonnen aoblen peridlt.et, oIs
Ger Berg pl0tli6 in's Goaeu seriet.
Samuel giscoe bon 2anbingpiQe,
35 Sabre olt, tuuroe gu So6e ge-
quetidt. Die anoeren flint Mrbeiter
tpuroen i6mer nerlest in's aranfen.
hails geIdafft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15

- @ute 8etrdnfe uno farnoier
2unf itets IN 8nrgitaller's SalUon
uno &eitanrant, 8iuita StroBe, neben
aer SaIe Der Sermanrsi0bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15

Gum 8erfauf BEL of1en Sonolern.
Breis so Gents. Soiter.Mailburn
Co., @uffalo, SEEM Dnrf, affeinige
slgeltten fir Die Ser. @taoten.
grinnert @ub Deg Namens =
Oonns liilb nebmt feline onoeren
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-04-08
Lose Many Important To-
Majority Of the Contests

zaton that More is required win
red fire and oratoy The Issue believes these defeats
will be the of whipping the temperance forces of
state into renewed activity Certainly greater object
lesson possibly be given for the necessity of county
option than these Tuesday s elections.
We still hold possession of the majority territory that
voted and the only consolation the liquor interests get
out of the result of the contest in the of
of the larger cities This argument for county option
The cry from this day on is county option
Below given the results of the elections as re-
ported by the towns voting:
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-04-08

Fraud and corruption have temporarily trumphed
right and decency in Of largest 'dry cities in
Illinois The liberal of money for votes and the i'm
portaon of voters the only possible explanation for the
loss of many of the cities In Rockford and Decatur
for instance where the business and professional
practically unit in favor of keeping the saloons out the
liquor interests in their desperation resorted to their final
argument, shoe campaign. They refused to fight in
the open This fact in itself justies suspicion While this
is true Places the fact also remains that the tenn
perance people overcondent in Of cities
They failed to do thorough organization work 1t organ
The following towns dry and the vote to dis
continue AT the time of going have not had
ports from large number of towns.
Voting to Discontinue DRY Territory
Total Remaining Dry 70
rTo%o1 r,;rc
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07
FREE TO ALL WOMEN
Costs Nothing 90 Test the uost Mar
veious Beahty Treatment ON Earth.
SIX MILLION CLIENTS.

All the ordinary "freckie lotions, 4"
creams of a "coid cream nature, all
the rubin, rub-out again" massage
preparations ever put on a druggist $
shelves have not cured freckles or
facial hlemishes, and fading com
pleNions.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07
A GREAT PHYSICIAN.
What He Said OF Germs That Cause
Disease.

NJ. Pasteur. sometimes called the
Greatest Physician often said 81 be-
lleve that we shall one day rid the
world OF all diseases that are caused
by germs"
or all the diseases caused by
germs. catarrh Is one Of the most
persistent mad loathsome. Catarrh
can be cured. but only by destroying
the germs.
Breathe HYOMEI pronounce II
High-o-me) and cure catarrh by kill
ing the germs The HYOMEI meth
cd Is the only sensible method. be
cause you breathe the highly anti
septic and germ killing air directly
over the entire membrane infested
with catarrh germs.
HYOMEI will cure catarrh. There
may be some complicated cases where
IL will fail, but the chances are ten
to one in It's favor. and the sufferer
from catarrh takes no risk. because
HYOMEI is a guaranteed remedy,
and II Il doesn't cure. Gilbert's drug
store will refund the purchase price.
HYOMEI will also give instant re-
lief and cure In bronchitis, cough,
Gods and Group. A complete outfit,
including hard rubber pocket in
haler. costs only s1.O0. II you now
own a Hyomel inhaler you can get a
bottle Of HYOMEI for so cents
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07

Ohio, GOlconda.
George Cowlius. Metropolis.
Robertson ovens landing. Brook
.Ecri. IiF.rgston Point.
J. L. Lowry, Evansville.
Departures.
Ohio. Golconda.
clyde. Waterloo, Ala.
Richardson, Nashville.
Cowllng. Metropolis.
Robertson, Owens landing, Brook
port. Livingston Point.
Lowry, Evansville.
Comet. Clifton, Tenn.
Miscellaneous.
Gauge at a. m. marked rs feet,
indicating a fail of three-tenths OF a
foot since yesterday. Clear and cold.
The towboat Reaper got in late
yesterday afternoon from Caseyyille
with a tow OF coal for the West Ken
tueky Coal company.
The towboat Comet departed for
Clifton, Tenn, today for tow OF
ties.
Joe Slnnott Is clerking again on
the Clyde. She returned from below
and will leave at G p m. for Water
loo. Ala.
Arriving from Nashville at $3.50
a. m. the ]. b. Richardson departed
several hours later for return trip.
She will return Sunday.
The Kentucky Is due from River
ton, Ala. tomorrow night or Friday
morning.
A big rise is coming out of the
Tennessee. according to reports re-
eeived here. A stage OF 1s feet is
iexpected at Chattanooga Rivermeu
here expect big water soon. allowing
a general resumption Of navigation.
The passenger lists of local boats
has doubled in the past few weeks
as the holiday trade is in full bloom.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat
SAYS:
Capt Thomas Parker returned
yesterday from Cairo, after taking
the steamer Calhoun into winter
quarters al Paducsh.
The steamer Peters Lee OF the Lee
Line. was delayed last NIGHT by a
snowstorm a few miles below St
Louis and did not arrive. She is ex-
pected to arrive today or tomorrow
if the weather permits.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07
Clan Missing.

There are always two ways OF tell
ing the truth. The man who told the
King that he would ou,llve all his
subjects vas true courtier, and un-
derstood human nature far more
than the man who was put 20 death
for declaring 70 the same monarch
that all his subjects would die before
him. The game keeper In Francc
Pigons odds and Ends aiso had the
gift OF presenting the pleasentest
side OF a fact.
A certain noble lord was very bad
shot. One day. after a particu,ary
discouraging exhibition OF his bung-
ling he said 20 the keeper.
NOW. my man tell me the truth.
Dld you ever sse anyone who shot as
badly as / do?
"Oh, yes. my lord" returned tho
keeper I've een worse shots than
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07

TOILET AND MANICURE SITS
ron NMtS, st.OO rP-WOLFF"S.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07
Why Is sugar sweet?

II sugar did not dissolve In the
mouth you could not taste the sweet.
lRovE's TASTELEss cHILLToN1c
is as strong as THE strongest bitter
tonic. but You do not taste the bitter
because the ingredients do not dis
solve in the mouth. but do dissolve
readily In the acids Of the stomach.
Is just as good for Grown People ~
for Children. The First and Original
Tasteless Chill Tonic. Tue Standard
for 80 years. SOC.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07

pipe perforated at intervals, and IL
probably will be adopted.
Report of Superintendent.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07


They couldn't do so by their very
nature. These things are made TO
cover UP face blemishes, not cure
them. There Is only one way TO really
rid yourself OF every sort of skin
blemish. including pimples, and that
is TO use Viola Cream.
Viola Cream Is like other creams
only in name. 1t does not cover up
blemishes or clog the pores but by
gentle, sure and certain medication
actually replaces the old sallow, pim-
ply freckled skin with a new skin as
fresh and pretty as a June rose. BY
the same gentle process IL Keeps n
good complexion good always. II
won't make hair grow.
We want you to prove this without
your risking one penny. The best way
10 prove IL is to go 20 the nearest
drug store and purchase zoe jar
under our absolute guarantee OF satis-
faction. But II you do not wish to do
this just send your name and address
ana that of your druggist 20 the q. C.
Bittner Co, Dept. 6S. Toledo, Ohio, at
once. and n treatment OF the beauty
doctors great remedy viii be sent you
free by return mail You cannot AFFORD
TO go another day without this treat
ment which Is the only perfect and
unfailing skin and complexion beauti-
fer.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07

good. and the interest IN educational
matters was decidedly increased as a
result OF the meetlng. The attend
anee at the sessions reached more
than 300. Only two teachers from
Paducah we're present.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07
Sentenced 20 stntc Prism.

Mayheld, KY. Dec. Lloyd
CornweH. Young man. was given ii
years in the state prison for the
murder OF his stepfather. j. W.
Smithson. in the northern part OF the
county.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07
FOR = ALE.

Five acres OF good land one mile
from city limits on gravel road
near school house. Most dcsira-
BILE place for suburban home"
where you can live for one half
the cost OF living In the city.
Fine location for a truck garden
whore you can have your own
cows. hogs and poultry. A good
bargain and easy payments. For
further information see =. u.
Thurman. 81 Nicholas Hotel.
phone bf.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07

1he SCHOOLS were closed on lhurs-
day and Friday. November "a and
25-Thanksgiving and the day fol-
lowing.
The attendance has been good. On
two days during the month the wealth
er was very wet and d'sagreeable
and the attendance was. on that ac-
count. cut down on those days.
The health OF the pupils has been
good. In the Mckinley school dis
trict. Mechanicsburg, there were
three or four cases Of dphtherfa.
and the attendance In that school
fell on for a few days as a result Of
a little scare on the part OF parents
The attendance Is again normal in
that school.
am fairly well -atiefed with our
efforts to keep our children in school
and with the attendance.
There are. am sure. a large num-
Der OF boys and girls of school age
In the city who are not in school.
But dn spite OF All our efforts we
can not get them in school.
Many OF the children have TO help
widowed mothers to support them
selves and younger brothers and sis
ters. Many other children have not
sufficient clothing to enable them to
attend school. A good many others
are almost. II not quite. criminal or
vicious and can not be controlled at
home.
We have as many children in al
most every room in the schools as
our teachers can well care for-dn-
deed in some rooms there are far
too many pupils for one teacher 20
care for-and I am not anxious 20
overcrowd the schools. but yet it is
a bad policy for any community to
permit boys and girls to grow up in
ignorance, and worse. for II simply
means loss, not only to the citizen
ship. but loss In taxes also.
The cities. both large and small,
that are building larger school
hCuS'of ohu giving lcNci 'hiuiCh W
a teacher, and are also putting into
their schools all those practical
things that help boys and girls to
equip themselves to make a living
with their hands as well as with their
heads, are building wisely. II is far
better to build and equip school
buildings. and pay teachers. than to
erect jails and reformatorles and
prisons. and pay policemen, courts
and others to take care of the GRIM
inals that our Indifference has made.
The superintendent attended the
meeting OF the First District Educa-
tional association at Wickllffe on
Friday and Saturday, November -25
and 26.
The attendance at the meeting
from even some of the more distant
parts Of the district was usually
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07

River Stages.

River Forecast.
The Ohio at Paducah VIII remain
practically on a stand.
Arrivals.
Reaper, Caseyville.
Little Clyde. Tennessee.
Clyde, Brookport.
j. B. Richardson, Nashville.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07
SCHOOLS CLOSE
FOR TWO WEEKS
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FOR PU-
Pills AND TEACHERS.
W. n. Simmons Elected Trustee In
Sixth Ward 10 Succeed Mr..
Saltzgiver.
CLAIMS AND THE PAYROLL.

The Paducah schools will close
Friday December 16. for two weeks,
resuming Monday January 2, At the
meeting of the school board last
night provision was made for closing
and the payroll was allowed for De
cember. 80 that an extra meetings
month will not be needed. The
board elected w. n. Simmons in the
Sixth ward to fill the vacancy caused
by the removal of II. b. Saltzgiver
from the ward. and adjourned TO
meet Monday night, January ?, when
the board will complete its business
and adjourn sine die. and the incom-
ing board will be organized.
At the meeting lat night a vote
Of thanks was extended to the ID. A
r. for the bust OF Washington pre-
sented TO the Washington building.
TNe superintendent reported that
teacher will be secured for the
Home of the Frienhless by the first
OF the year. The mother OF the
teacher employed Is III and She had
to cancel her contract to teach.
The walls of the Washington
building were ordered kalsomned
during the holiday vacation.
The finance committe reported a
balance on hand of $9.G74.73; but
the payroll ana claims for November
amount to s5.916.3O. and the presi-
dent ana chairman Of the finance
committee were authorized to bor-
row $4,000 TO meet the December
bills, II necessary. II may not b.
needed. Last year sG,000 were bor-
rowed. showing the good manage
ment of the board.
Claims.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07

your lordship Your lordship misses
the birds 10 clean. "-Youth's Com
panion.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-12-07

A sense OF humor Is useful 20 man
but a sense Of honor will get him
much farther.