davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
GoImtn bus Wattonalttet.

Den ipanife @ibenifab er ben le'
mere gib after begpnot at beIfipftige
fla meb set meget omitriote Spsrgs.
mail ON Columbus Hationalitet;
iaoIeoes bar ben befienote Srotes'
Tor anton beI Slmet for nplig | ct
IpanIf Sibsifrift ffreoet en- lpngere
Ifbonoling, / bnilfen ban itsttet paa
en- lang Ipffe Sofia b9poer, at 70
lumbus umlIiet fan bdoe o9ret @e'
nueier, men n,aa bore fsot Sparien
Gen itaIienife Columbus, @enuele'
rem Columbus, ifrioer ban tiliiolt,
"fsrer os ftabig til uooerptnoeltge
@ooIiaelier % ulSelige @naoer,
0anr ri berimoo iorfslger De Spor,
ser taller for, at Columbus bar Jet
9n,et | ben Ipanife Srooins 8alt5tert,
bIiper alt Hart og logiif, ollie enfelt'
beoer | hans 2ip og bans geien fadr
oeres Sorflaring, alt bet ! bans
9osbsser, Der bibtil bar mort aale,
bIiper foritaaeIigt, ia ielotnopleltoe'
pu mo- beariber, bporleoes Golurl'
bus peb Spnet at ben rtpe Seroen
funSe fomnle til at tpnfe paa Sarl'
poonen peo Cordoba og Spanlers
Rottergole". .
Saiaa Columbus ieneite Sioeraf,
Garcia Sc Ia Iiegu, Der er Wseolem
at bet g~eoIogiife Selifub ! Isaorio,
mener, at amerifus Spoa9er bar en-
Sponier, oa iremorager en- gs9ngoe
fnStil ufienbte Smitrnbigbeoer, Der
Stetter Sbeorien ON, at Columbus
bar fsot / Ecntepeora @dltotcn.
San benpiIer iaaleoes til, at man !
Sc Seroprenoe 6soielsregiitre meyer
ofte treffer Iapnet Colon, bet fpaf''
Ife Orb for Columbus, og ban glsr
irrIia opm9rfiom paa, at Der er
medet, Ser taller for, at Columbus
poa Isbrene SIDE bar al 1eoir
gIrot; men netop bette iioite tiinoe
hope prret EN- Sopeoeruno Tor bam
til Of finIe fin afitamnins, oa Del
10 osIaa for bam siaIot ON at in'o'
aaa SnSfpiiitionen. Sgiaa column
bus gore % iorifieaise Nerfei'g'
beber | hons Stil taller, etter poao
Mieaa mener, for bans isotlte W,
tanning. % BERTH fommer, al
Columbus nm mesct baarltat toiie
StoIienF, meSens han fiilOltGilols
beberifeSe epanif; Oct enelte Sfali'
enife, man bar fra bans Soano. CT
en- lille Manobemarfnins, Der itltrl'
pes bam. men Tom man life eneais
or Siffer paa, at ban bar Itreoef,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Sombaroement.

Sra SONG Song, China, tcIegra.
iereS ben 13oe Suli:
Gu portugiitif 8anonboahfIotille,
Ser iomoirfeoe meb en- Sroppefolon.
ne ilonS, bar ioag bombarberet Fi'
ratiettIemcntet poa Zen Coleman.
9e iIeite al Suiene ippnebes meo
SorSen og Ell fort antaI al De Snb'
ie6te orPbtes.
Eiruterre soebe 8iengiPlo bee
meS itormenSe &aanb at inStoge Der
oorhlgiiiifc WiIitPrpoIt. SieIpetrop'
per oiicnStcS til 9rigsitiepIubien ira
Sen pcrtuaiiiifc @arniiou | Iocao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Oriffepano oe Daft paa
"Sram" =Seroen.

On. Blessing, "Sram" .Sarbens
29ge, ifriper / "Wois gpis":
Sfte bar ieg facet baabe forum.
oreoe og forunberliee SpsrgsmuaI
ON, bporleoes Ri beroppe / ialte So.
babel funSe ifaffe os ferif ganb til
Griffe os til Rabluoning - for life
at inaffe ON til @af.
Hogen bapbe tpnft fig, hi betil.
lerte bet Of Sisnanbet, andre unbreoe
fig ODER, bbor itore De maatte bore
De Serffoanostanfene, bi maatte babe
meb for at babe gaab NOT til Zig en-
lang Heiie = % otter andre mente,
oct maatte tage meset baaoe al Sio
% gr9nbfeI at imelte alt 8anoet al
Sne og Tim.
Wen ollie bar De enige ON, at I'M.
Der ilige SorboIo funbe Ger life goot
bore Gale ON BEN oaeIige Iorgen.
paif - fnapt NOT en- Ipare nsoterftig
Glpbespaif = nnar oct bleo for
eeli.
Oct bar en6og benbt, of ieg en-.
gang fit nogen biifrete Sentponinger
til "gIfimopaif" fra en-, iom / Or.
0ariens "gfimoIin" formoSentIig
bapSe loft ON bisie Wenneifers praf.
tiife Waner: at benptte 8aubet TO
Sanger - fsrft iom 9riffepano og
iiben iom 8mffeporb.
Hof at oct = oct ipnes at bore en-
nofiaa ubbre6t MntaeeIie, at "Sram".
&arene gift omfring iparte oe fGle og
meb aIGr, iom funbe itaa al fig ieIp
poa @runS al alt set itionebe Scot
og Snuibs, ser | Iarenes Sob baboe
iamIet fig | Dem.
Wen oft bette er hiIbit9nbig urig.
tig. 8iitnof bar bi life iaa nsie paa
BET Tom biemme, men fione fiinoe ri
Dog life iom @esel fabes. De fleite
paifeoe iig boer Iorsen | aniigtet
% pao Snnoerne, % "Storpof"
bapoe pi ialefaIb bier Ssitio, ON
Sommeren sanffe ofte. @i bapoe
meb os ct fort gaoefar.
90 alpoerne paifeoe hi og'aa, ret
Tom BET bar. Set bleo 10, boao man
faIber "aIattepaif", men ilet life
"aotteoaIf". Storpaff af 8l9r oe
geboelfesrrm blen belit uoiat til
Sommeren, ba pi baooe rigelis I'll
gang paa 8anb.
Get er ganife rimeIig, at Solf ileii
life bar @reie paa oct Sufhrm, al
man uSen geip9r miot | Sripiier
bpcrfombelIt fan finbe frif So I'll
SmcItnine | Soerfloo. Wean bebs'
Der ilet life at IN iii Sne os &im.
Iaar Sispnao frpier, uofrpitaliie'
res en- bel Gel at oct | Saltonnoei
inbebclbenSe Salt. 9ette Ipgger fig
iom %im oppe paa Sien, Oct bel
enbper, iom Dor fcrisgt at gao pac
Sfisiter eler treffe en- 9i9lte paf
~npirosien Sapis. bet saor iaa ieIe'
o. traaot, Tom ifiiIoe Oct bare Saiio
Der Ioa paa Sien. Oct er Saltef
iom aier BET. On Soften % on
8interen ieies en- bel Del al bette NO
frpItaliierebe saIt bort al Storm ol
llpeir. o. Sne faIber paa Sfen.
2aS os mi tnnfe os, at ct Urea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

at li9 &apis inoer efriminaerne
aarets Sob Iieeiom inoeiarbes al
Sfrugorer paa ale aanter. or BET
nnpnte Stpffe af rinse llbitrrfnina,
fan oct ogiaa b9noe, at BET unoer
Srpffet fra Sioerne efterboanoen
bliper bpiet Zig, at bet | Mioten blir
Sfaolformig forbpbet. Soa fom.
rner Sommeren, Sneen imelter, oe
Der iamler fig i Den Habe, ifaaIfor.
mige 6oropbnine en- bel Gel Smel.
tepono ogiaa fra De omIiaaenoe
Sfrngarer. 9ette @ano bill oo bore
"granfoano". ON Soften frpier iao
Sammen til, after mofrutaIiieres
Salt, iom igien belpis feies prf al
Stormen, M Sne faIoer, % ben noe.
tie eler maaife treble CONNER bill
9ammens 8ano bore iaapas friIft,
at oct life longer imager SaIt, om-
emo SaIt neo femiif ltnoerisgeIie fan
paaniies. Haa benne Maaoe ban.
mes be talriee Serifpanbsoammer i
9riniien.
Wfen ogiau oppe paa De itore
Sfrngarer fan man finbe ferif So,
1aar S~frugaren bar naaet en- biz
aIoer. Sc sperite gIoffer, uoiat for
@inb os @eir ippIes at @egn os bef.
fes meb Sne, faa be liseiom nSlit.
tes. i,obanbes I Sibens Sob og bIir
tilIut belt fri for SaIt. SeIp I ben
fterfeite Giloe fan ma,, ofte paa I'm.
oerfanten Of ~iaabanne 8loffer beS ct
nebbenseroe Sisrne eIler Ianss en-
ifarp &ant lie imaa 0raaber Der Dir
rer | 8inben, blir iterre os itsrre og
tililiit faIber neS. Set orppper al
Sien | 80 @rabers altlbe. gmas
iaa en- ioaban Draabe, oe 81, bill iin.
De, bet er ben reneite, ifiGreite Salt.
lnge.
Iltiaa - man bebeoer life at
iamIe paa &egnpanb, imelte Sne Ell.
Ter ffrabe &im for at faa 8anO. Hei.
Oh tager bare en- 8ielfe meb en- flor
3asie paa og Ss.Spet, os iaa gaar
on no paa Den nermeite "9anlmel.
So. @an bebsper life of lebe
lenee, for man timber ct Steo, iom
pasier, og ioa fam man bente So Der
belle 8interen. graet omboro lmaa.
baffes Sien og prittes neb | ben Der.
til beItemte SmeItetnnf.
Smborb paa "Sram" oar bette
meaet praftiIf inbrebet. gr itor,
Hoo geboIber meo oobbelt 9unb bar
anbragt oner gpsielmpen, iorn
bang os brenbte paa gessen be-
itanSis Iigenel. Saalebes benbtte.
oes DEN iamtibie iom Spsfiloe og
8armefilbe. 80 Sluer | ct Smefl
geboIoeren fpIoes eiennem ct runot
Sui | 9psietaset, Tom tiaige oannet
@nlpet | Acknowledgment openooer.
@ientagne @anse unoerisgte Ie9
bette bort gpsieoanb, 90 bet bite
iom, @egel en- meset ringe Saltsebalt.
ia set banbte, at ieg fanot ioa ferif
sys poa Gslaf eIler / Sfrugar, at ieg
life enaona funoe paaoiie Saltet meS
sslpnitrat! Sg oct er en- meget I'm
Irepe oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
SO. IA.

9enne gpaffne, Ser er foipnet mo automatic gift" er noss'
oome nit ub Senfbn til SreSGrtets llbfpr. som man al 1osraaenOe
S;uese bill lie tooer bens Inuft airunSebe Sorm fig irrbeles 9oot no, os
Sc fire gfuffer, Der, to bier grbe, lsber 9iennern belle Sfdntnens Sreooe'
er meoet rnmmGae % forpnet meb 2oas 90 3see, Sun beSfe todrf'
aooret goetrr n bennttet oenne Deaftne. os pa ben oertl er baanopo'
Ieret er BEN SrrbcIes paffer. Gen ianfaIbe automatic lit" er en- ne9et
Gnsrio snSretniuo, bborbeo gafinsopebet inufes nb o8 Rafinen fore
ponsIes til ct Sniht gorS. ga BET paererebe automattFe Stattn ipin'
oer gpo5irbopeSet Saa let, at man reS en- SnanO fan irrfe bet euer
hpe bet cp iecu lin Stiains.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
sfal hi faa en- Iprif.a mcrifancr

Sfal Ri iaa en- Norif.a mcrifaner
til norIf Iiniiter i 8aibington? Get
bill e%rinbres, at Der berooer blep no
toIt nofioa itGrft gnife oerom efter
Miniiter Solses 9sb for ca. 2R
aar iiben. 80 eIer ire Rapne blep
enboa nppnt / SorbinbeIie meo ben
ba Iebige Miniiterpoit. Ncget mere
fom Der life no al Sogen Den 8or9.
RiniIter @uoe, iom bapoe baot ct
Bar gars Sermisiion paa 8rnno al
Snaeliabeo, bar fommct Jig Ioapiot
iaien, at ban funOe fortiTtte | Den
Siplomatiife Sieneite, % oa inl9te
bet 10 al iig ieIu, of ban blep Icr'nt
til 8aibingtou, iioen Soften Der par
IeSie. San bar 10 ogiao Rorges Glo'
tie Diplomat, bunb SieneitetioenS
29naoe angoar, og babe bpao er'
farina, lloounneIie og epri9e Spoli'
i%ifationer betrGffer par ban | ganIfc
ipreaen @rno ififfet for Stiaingen
iom Rorqes 3eprPientant | oct tore
% magtige omeriforife SomiunS,
noar ban i set belle suifeoe at ODER
tage ben. Iu pco WiuiIter @uo28
SOB itiler Sagen iig / pisie SenIeen'
Ser onoerIebeS. Iorge bar iugen
Sperflo6 paa 9iplomater, % Der er
iaIiaIo for Giebliffet ingen, iom fan
iiges at pore ielpifrcpeu til Dtini.
itereoIten / @aibington. Raor Der
for SpsrgSmaalet ON at ubrGpne
en- 3orif. Gmerifuuer MI after er
fomnet paa 9nue % ct Bar frem'
raeen6e % uuiete WGn0 berooer
igieu er blet nPput / 6%orbinoelie
me6 StiQiugcn, iua turoe set iolialo
bPre nmogen uPro at bringc pan Set
rene, ON oct o%oerbopebet err mIIig
Of faa Roiten beiut meo Ell / Imerifc
boiioo,noe Roromau6. 8i fien6er
life til, bporpibt DC 0fqno, buorom
Der bar pGret Gale, nprer noget On,
ffe ON at fomme / Setrogtning bel
8oitens 9eiGtteIie; beleriffe pe0 Ri
ON Der fan ppre nogen iom BELT
8rlno I'll az uutage, Of Den norift
&eaiering / ben @rao fan eIler hi
frooise CANNED Sfif oe SG6oone
al ben til Ell diplomatic Stiainq ri
uoneone en- Wanb, iom bar erboer
BET gorserret / lloIanoet. Ser far
miIigens bore grinoet 5oiI berom
s i'm rene Acknowledged, og rem
prattif feet, Iigaer imiOIertio Der
SGnfe life fern, at en- opgtig Rorif
gmerifaner meo gooe 6orbinoeIie'
MATTE fuWne eisre meset goo 6pl
belt for zig iOm norit Riuiiier
8aibiuston. Som bible blanot an
bet baDe bet fore 6ortrin, at ban oo.
bel biemme | umeritanfe 5orboIb
og uostet bet aIene ~ieIuisIeeIil
life CT uof til OF b0Obe en- iaa pistil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Sitter buuS Der rappurteres til )

Uffcr DUuD UT IUPVU6F1ISV III U
nonsbepartementet, err Der n. ialf
unoer oen me Sop inObctalt benpeo
90 Riaioner Collars ! Sorporo'
tionsfat. Ser er enoru omfring Ell
Niaion Goaars ilbeitooenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

Ger or iult t9,57o,232 geriOncr
her / 2ouoet, iom gaor paa Stoie
elcr College.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Wutomatir.

@Suspennen- er ubfbret ub ale bieHee outomattFe % arbetos'
beipdrenbe SpfnbeHer, bboraf nm faI n9bnes fseenbe:
!. Sorbebret "Gisc Serfou" ueo automohf "&eleae".
2. Gutomnhf G~poIe.gfnber (9obbin 8irber").
{. Gutomahf 0esulator for Stnenes 2aneoe.
4. Sen iaotaloe Steel Gappeb Smt Groof 9resfr Bar cg "Ieeols
Bar, Der forebsseer, at Stsp timber gei til 1aftreus inbre Dele
I. @ebraSenSe StHiL.
G. ScnmrGbenbe Roal - ben laber fig tn irhe paa reHe Waase.
Z SHter "Sceb" af So5bcIt grebSe, fabnteret al bebte poIeret smaL.
s. Gue De btrtenbe WaTnbeIe er al oieberbet StaaI.
02atnens SobfbHe euer rnberbel er foripnet meb Suelela9re
(gunbearine") og eaar in Ssee oeraf meget let os molten nhen Stst
Sen "Sitman" eMr Griparr, Ser forbinSer spaobeu mS Grb6fnkt. er
at poIeret Stadl % foripnet meS ct eet SIaes 8u9hIagr Collaborating
Ser aIib bill arbeiSe frt os let. Sen merteise autouattfe Snoretntne,
Der irtter Srhusmner etiuina, r noeet af bet NET befpemme peb Ta'
ftnen, bn BEN auomdtif os sebIiftis letter Rermeu paa besse SI
naar Deaifneus SpbeS er Igt op rete Siuin8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

biemme ! england igien, flyer 2oro
8rasiep. 90 iaa logger De bel op,
babe ben eamIe Sfuoe og ben gam.
lie 3oro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

eeus "resras.psaen" I'll slrst 90 seuasr
I bet eoulIe 2anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

YHuspcnncn"
rbetnset ben bebite bpiarmlebe gpnlaifinei Marfeoet, Der
ialges for fra $500 til $500.
Nebenitaaenbe BeIfripelie pasier til Mfaifine $50. IA,
No. l45 o9 $50. 800. 8risforifjelen ligser %llbitpret.
svmnliuen ~Suspenneu@ er al ben sIass. Der r tenbt iom en-
Double loci fitt~ Rafine. Genne Saeg Tapini6m er af ale amer.
fienSt Tom ben melt tIfrebsfinenbe os iuise BEN panste. GeIue sra.
HnboDeoet er paffert uOfbret | Hair tort Catering % fmme ioaiaIbte
Deoaleonlantfte SetOratfoner, Der er befptebe peo TO Gag fsrfenasies
aieunemiehg Catering oe ibrRnbt nnber raeget bi Seuuperatur. Wa,
atnens Urn er irrOeIes bd. bboroeo Der oio er tIhrihIig gIaSs for
be Sser, bborpna man fbr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

Song GbmarSs gesrabelie foiteoe
Den brittle Statsfasie ben nette
Sum al 5000, 800, foruben bpao BET
foltebe 3ongebniet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

Soban 8ottirieb Sale, Den be.
rsnte tpifc aitronom, iom ifaI bore
ben ferite Manb, iom bar iaatta9et
gIaneten Geptun - BET bar enoa
Den 23be Sept. 1916 - oeoe | Wan.
bags / Eotsbam / Den respectable al.
Der af SO Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

"Snnbeam' SDtca9o, SnillD %
andre Sapnebper oeb bore tore Sno'
iiser bill rimeIispis | CONNER fac
InIeSning til at ie, boab Der paa'
itaaes at bare "ben bersmteIte Sfi'
be, Tom noeeniinbe bar ilpbt poo
ganSet". Set err ben gamle "Sur'
beam, ser isres al @ieren ielp, Sor>
grasiep, Tom / 2sbet at en- Ienne'
alder trpst og iiffert bar isrt lin
Sfube mere eno 100000 Wil opei
ale Sooe % ai9itet ole mere BETH.
beige Sapnebper poa &looen, tele'
araieres fra 2ouoou. "Sunbeam'
er baIot Sfonnert % bolot Bart oc
err Iige iaa poffer, iom ben er iterf
Zen bar 80 IanoS @ei9tuire, aa'
eriorne SieuIfe, % en- at Dem bal
illgt "Sunbeam" poa ane Heiler, II
Sen Sen for "a gor iioen for fsrit'
8ano itaf / Sisen. Zen merfeliait,
al ale omborb err boe gieren, De-
ieIp bar ppret &aptein poa lin Sfil
De poa ole beus enentprliee Heiier
San er 70 gar, og ale bans Sid
gaiter boIber al bam iom en- Sor. 81
III err beune merfeIise Sfuoe og lige
iao merfeIige Sfipper braget no pao
bpao Der rimeliapis bill bli "iibit
3eis". 9e itaf nemlia | Ssnbas'
after / Sisen meb aiirs for Scr
serne, Sereiter saar Suren til Sc
lamb oa ioo ooer @tIauteren til Ga
naSa, oa bIir bet 9io, iao bill De oa
iaa gieite De itore amerifanffe SIM
iiser. Wen bet fommer an paa II
| bent for ! September ifaI ban par
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-29

Saratoga. Sept. 29.-The Republi-
can state convention made Henry l.
Stimson, of New York. its candidate
for governor.
The nomination was one more vic
tory for Roosevelt, who led the fight
for the nomination. completing an
unbroken series of triumphs from the
moment the convention was called to
order until its adjournment.
The nominee for governor was
born in New York City September 81,
1867. He graduated from Yale in
1883. Later he took a course at the
Harvard law school and entered the
law Office OF Root G Clark, of which
Elihu Root was then senior partner.
II is understood Roosevelt will
stump the state for the ticket.
At the close OF the convention
James S. Wadsworth, Jr., announced
his withdrawal from the race. He
had been speaker five years. would
not admit that HIS retirement was
due to the victory of the progressives
in the convention.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-29

Metropolis, ILL.,, Sept. 29-
(SpeciaD -The Burlington railroad
crossed the corporation line Of Me-
tropolls with its rails at 10 O'Clock
this morning. The occasion wa
marked by the ringing of all the
bells and the blowing of the whistles
in the city. A great crowd was
called out by the demonstration and
there is a general rejoicing and an
informal celebration in progress.
The work Of grading and filling
the terminals and the approaches to
the station site on Broadway be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets and
to the bridge site, is progressing,
and the track laying crew viii fol-
low the graders as rapidly as posi-
BILE.
The Illinois Central is working on
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-29
Fine Weather and Local AT.
fractions Bring Them From
Every Section.
Trains and Boats Are Loaded
With Humanity.
WAGON YARDS HAv E TO CLOSE.

What is considered the largest
crowd in Paducah in many years
thronged the streets today. The COM
bined attraction of the Tri-State fair
and the circus proved too strong a
combination for the citizens of the
adjoining counties to remain at
home. and they all came to Paducah
Some came by boats, more by rail-
roads. and still oilers arrived In
wagons and vehicles. Everybody
was out for a good time. and they
had 1t.
Yesterday the visitors for the fair
began to arrive, and last night the
transient population became larger.
All of the hotels were crowded, and
the restaurants did a thriving busi-
ness. Early this morning the streets
We're well filed with visitors who
spent the early hours sightseeing.
Long before the people In the bust
ness district began their rush to
work the streets resembled the APP
pearance at noon.
The morning trains added much to
the crowd. The Cairo train arrived
at o'clock and seven coaches were
filled to suffocation. II is fact that
people were left at some OF the small
stations because there was not room
for them All the other incoming
trains were crowded likewise. The
steamboats, were crowded. too, and
southern Illinois contributed gener-
ous,y TO the supply of visitors. Many
/ from Tennessee arrived. and old
time citizens cannot remember when
there was such a Jam on Broadway.
As early as O'Clock II was not
easy for a pedestrian on Broadway.
and shortly after 10 o'clock both
sides of Broadway were lined with
solid masses of humanity. The crowd
waited for the Ringing Brothers
|circus parade. which was delayed
over an hour because OF the lateness
IN arriving.
This afternoon the crowd scattered
out Some went to the circus while
others attended the fair and races.
and will attend the show tonight
Business men did thriving business
as the visitors were supplied with
money generously.
The police were kept on the jump
today, but practically no trouble
was reported for the size of the
crowd. Chief of Police singery had
some of the night shift on duty to
assist the day patrolmen. Some of
the patrolmen regularly stationed at
the outskirts of the city, were placed
on duty in the business district dur
ing the greatest jam. However, the
police in regard to the number of ar
rests had a quiet day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-29
AEROPLANE TRIP
FROM CHICAGO TO
SPRINGFIELD, ILL

Chicago. Sept 29.-Walker
Brookins. driving a Wright bi-plane,
started on his flight from Chicago
to Springfield. 1877 miles. at 9:I5
lthis morning. IL was estimated four
hours would be required for the
flight. barring hishaps. A purse of
$4,000 is offored by the Record
Herald. A crowd OF $4,000 persons
witnessed the start from Washington
park. Brookins circled the park
three times, in attaining a hight OF
about 500 feet and then turned to-
wards Lake Michigan. He will fol-
low the Illinois Central railroad TO
Springfield
A. SOON as Brookins started, a
special Illinois Central train, carry
ing Wilbur Wright, was given a sig
nal and took mp the chase. in an
effort TO beat Brookins to Spring
field.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-29

Washington. Sept. 29.-The de-
partment of justice this afternoon
announced that simultaneous raids
were made today In seven different
cities upon the Offices of b. II.
Schestels & company, a brokerage
firm, on complaints alleging con-
spiracy to use the mails for fraud.
b. II. Schestels was arrested in New
York. His Offices were raided In
Washington. Providence. Philadel-
phia, Chicago, Milwaukee and De-
trolt.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-29
.RINGLING BROS.
GREAT SHOW HERE
PARADE, MENAGERIE AND BAND
CONCERT ARE IMPORTANT
FEATURES OF CIRCUS.

Rlngling's circus arrived thil
morning on time, the first section
getting in a little after nine, and
the usual big crowd was down to see
IL unload. Small boys no longer
have a monopoly on this interesting
sight. The parade. which took place
shortly before noon was the most
ambitious street exhibition ever
seen in Paduoah. and was witnessed
by a record crowd.
The display of animals Is remark
able and interesting and the bands
in the parade are composed Of ex-
oellent musicians. The concert they
gave before the afternoon perform
ance and will give tonight is one
or the features remembered in con-
nection with the Ringing show. The
menagerie attracted large crowd
hours before the grand opening
pageant. and ii Is expected that the
same sized throng will visit the
menagerie tent tonight for an in
spection of the wild beasts before
tht us ohOW DtSiuS. hlnkllnk
Bros, from the time they first en-
tered the amusement business, have
always presented a clean, high class
show. and as their institution grew
in size. they maintained the high
character of their performance and
added settings, as their means i'm
proved, that gives the show distinc-
ton. II is now the biggest in the
world and the Ringing Bros. con-
troll the circus.
The Schuman performing horses,
the Arthur Saxon trio of strong
men. the thrilling airship horse, the
telephoning elephants. Mijarez, the
Mexican wire wizard, the Cottrell-
Powell equestrians. the Lorch fam
ily OF acrobats. the famous Klar-
konian aerialists and the Alex family
Of trapeze artists are few of those
who give the show its reputation.
The star of the zoo is Darwin, the
man-chimpanzee.
The doors for tonights show will
open at Z O'Clock and the perform
ance will begin at 8.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-29

The alleged theft o. sons cider
proved an interesting tsial this morn
ing Lon Faughn and Roy Richard
son. two young boys. were charged
with petit larceny, being accused OF
stealing a jug of cider from I. ID
McElya, OF Maxon Mil Z. Their de.
Tense was that boy working on
McElya's farm gave thcn the cider
The evidence was conflicting, and
Judge Reed instructed the jury that
the charge should be trespass. The
jury returned a verdict of not guilty
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-29
.HOLTSLAW SAYS
He WANTED THREE
LEGISLATOR TESTIFIES BEFORE
SENATE COMMITTEE ON
LORINIER CASE.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-The fact that
state senator Holtslaw's confession
that he received $4,000 for his Lori
mer vote was Influenced by assurance
that an Indictment. charging perjury
would be quashed, was developed to-
day by the senatorial committee
Holtslaw was indicted in Sangamon
county in connection with furniture
deals. involving legislators. After
declaring his confession was not in
lnenced, Hotslaw admitted that
States Attorney B rke would dis.
miss his Indictment.
"Were you not more interested in
getting the Indictment dismissed
than in doing your duty?" he was
asked.
"Yes. | was very anxious to have
the Indictment dismissed" Holtslaw
replied. at was dismissed the day
signed the confession"