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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-26

HaVe7'2a '2aespFead IeputaIOns as min
isters OF the gospel, not only in
Georgia but in other states as well.
Great interest, of course, attaches
to the appointment OF the ministers
10 their respective posts .or tic com
ing year. This matter, however, win
not be reached before The end OF the
week
Brunswick people Of every demon
ination are cooperating With the
Aethodists in the entertaining Of the
guests and eyeryr one Of the minis
ters viii be well cared for while in
brunswick
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-26
1ET in BURLINGTON.
lcn Of Suicide, Murder and
Rehhery Is Subsidlnq.

'SStlN yAiSH OF SiiCtGNt Mui HSt eAalI
Robbery is subsidlng.
+ BHsHngton, N. j., Nov. 25,-Tha ex,
citement which followed the murder
and robbery Of E. S. Jefferson here
on Thursday night and tie Staying OF
Policeman George Gusrang by Al
bert Lemond, who afterward commit
ted suicide. has suhsided, and the
authorities say do not fear any em-
8onstration against the foreigw
The autho SsS today &
Selt satisfied the sho5
hlicGman AM atA6 suicide
Ia no Bearing on the
Jefferson The authorities how So 81
lieve that Jefferson was robbed and
murdered by two, or probably thgsa
men who had markedA Aeveral Hiir-
lington business men for their yics
Aime
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-26

The Mallory steamer Rio Grande,
which arrived in port yesterday
morning, brought an nnusnallx .avy
freight cargo. All Of
chants received consf
Christmas goods onsA
there was much fre
terror points.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
iRaiIroa> l1otes

A hard rap was handed yesterday to
the town of Carey by Howard Howells,
minor, who by his next friend,
George w. Howells, asks for $1,000
damages from the Hooking Valley
Railroad company because he was
obliged to stay ir the town over
night, He wants the money quick,
as he filed the suit four days after
the trouble occurred and while 1t was
fresh on his mind
Howard claims that August he
purchased a ticket from Columbus to
Toledo over the Hooking Valley rail
road. but that when the train reached
Carey the conductor forcibly elected
him from the train. The conductor,
he claims, further humiliated him by
using insulting epithets and accusing
him OF trying TO beat his way by
pretending to have a ticket.
He says that he was Obliged to re-
main in Carey until 2 a, m. in order
to borrow money with which TO come
to Columbus, and that he had to re-
main a long time in Marion. Where
fore he seeks the monetary Balm of
Gilead.-Ohio State Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
hA nA rhs>besl shoe for S The
~ M price m light or heavy
M NH weight iSsold by
Beatty NOng.
pATHFINDERs CAR HERE
The Forty Touring Cars viii Reach
Marion About Three O'Clock.

The pathhned car for the big tour
of, the Columbus Automobile club,
in which about forty cars will par
passed through the city this
afternoon. The car was a Pope-Hart-
ford machine in charge OF Thomas r.
Curtin, president OF the club. Mr..
Curtin was accompanied by ]. @.
Lawrence, of the Ohio Sun, and
George Schlereth, machinist.
The pathhnders left Piqua this
morning, making the trip of lO2 miles
via Sidney, Bellefontaine and Kenton
TO this city and reaching here about
two o'clock. They left about twenty
minutes later for Delaware.
"A week from tomorrow the tourists
will pass through the city about three
o'clock in the afternoon. There will
be at least forty cars, each carry
ing four persons.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
A Statement.

Mr.. c. NJ. Smallwood and wife wish
to state that they have not skipped
the country, only quietly went to
Athens, Ohio, their former home,
where Mr.. Smallwood took his old
position back on the Daily Messenger
with Mr. f. W. Bush and Mrs.
Smallwood has resumed her teaching
there. She has opened a studio at Is
Mill street. Miss Goldie will be
employed by Mr.. Bush operating the
Linotype machine and Clarence and
Baby Grace willNenter the o. U. Nor
NAL in SeptemBsr. This statement
is made for the Bsnefit Of our credit
ors in Marion We have only the
best wishes for MaGion friends and
hope to return TO yoAr city some day
and would be sorry irNeed If we had
to dodge creditors. Any more in
formation in regard 10 our affairs
financially or otherwise will be
answered by Mr.. or Mrs Smallwood
or Fred Bush of Messenger office.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
CANDIDATES
GET BUSY
Coming Election Promises to
be a Warm One.
CONVENTION
Will Start the Democratic
Ball Rolling.
Good Men Have Announced Their
Candidacy TOR the Various Places
ON the Ticket.

The political season is now well un-
der way, and the prediction that the
election this fan will be one OF the
most interesting IN the history OF
the city is now certain of verification.
Not only is unusual interest being
manifested in municipal politics, but
the situation in the township. where
Ia number of offices are to be filled,
is attracting general notice.
Saturday, the Democratic caucus OF
Marion township will take place in
the inflrmary directors office at the
courthouse, and nominees will be
named for justice of the peace, town
lship clerk, treasurer, trustees, con-
stable and board of education. For
several of the offices there promise
TO be exciting contests.
| The denomination of Charles II.
lConley for his second term as justice
Of the peace is practically assured. 1t
! Is expected that his vote will be one
of the heavies ever given TO any can
Ididate for similar nomination. For
the second nomination of justice, how
ever there will be lively contest
Charles Hartman, David Vestal and
Charles Gompf are already ayowed
candidates and will work hard for the
domination. DR.. G. p Galley is Ger.
tain of denomination and reelection
as township treasurer, since the re-
Ipublicans last Saturday left vacant
place on their ticket in Difference tc
the doctor.
The desire OF voters on both sides
to get the best possible man for the
city board of education is already be.
ginning to manifest itself, and the
leaders are now casting about for the
strongest possible citizens who will be
willing to take places on the board
1.-TWO democrats are TO be chosen and
two have already been mentioned
lThey are G. s. Llppincott and j. w
Jacoby, both of whom are known to
be highly qualified for the office
lTheir friends are working hard for
them. II is understood that both b
lP. Sweeney and NJ. Waddell, present
democratic members OF the board. In.
tend to retire at the end of their pres.
ent terms.
| On the republican side, George l..
sauer, OF Windsor street, a draughts.
man employed by the Huber Manu-.
featuring company, will seek place
on the board. NJ. B. Dickerson has
been am ember of the body several
years and Sauer will be after his place
For the board of public service
Frank r. Saiter, A. w. Bryant and
Thomas Mead have been mentioned on
the democratic side and Thomas Ma
son on the republican side
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09

ing in LaFue today.
Miss Rose NewalI of Pittsburg,
is the guest of Miss Rosalie Strelitz
of South Prospect street.
DR.. and Mrs. o. M. Young has
returned from q two weeks vaca-
ton spent in No,thern Michigan.
Miss Ethel 1Iouser, of Franklin
street. will entertain tonight with
dancing party in the Tally Wag hall
o. r. Lewis of Union City, Ind.
is a guest of his brother, A. =.
Lewis, of West Columbia street.
Miss Virginia Steins of Adrian,
Michigan, is the guest of Miss Mary
Frye, of East Church stret.
Miss Gladys Bailey returned to
| her home yesterday after pleasant
visit with relatives at Lima.
DIR. and Mrs. r. C.. Dugan will
leave tonight ON IA vacation trip to
Northern Michigan.
Mrs. H. j Martin and family
andMiss Vera Beck, of MorTal were
in Bucyrus yesterday attending tht
| funeral of relative.
Mrs. M. b. Hale, of Anderson,
Indiana, has returned home after q
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
lW. H. Bruce, of the Boulevard.
Mrs. T. A. Brooks and sol
Manfred, OF Scranton Avenue, re
turned last night from a visit Il
relatives at Fields, Ohio.
Rev. Homer T.. Elliott, of olney
Iavenue, left this Torning for Co
Ilumbiana, where he will conduct {
lseries OF evangelistic meeting TO con
tinue Is days.
Mr.. w. I. Owen of east of th
city, left this morning for Mt
Vernon, Ohio where he will spen
several days attending camp meet
ing.
William McGrath night train cal
en- at the union depot restaurar
returned last evening from an e,
; tended vacation spent at Port HI
ron, Michigan.
DIR. and Mrs. A. E. Smit
!. of Ada, passed through the cit
, this morning enroute for Delawai
having been called there on accom
; of the critical illness of Nh,
t Smiths brother.
q Mr.. j. w. Patton of Silv'
e street who had the prong of
e hay tedder driven through his fo
few days ago is recovering ral
idly and his condition will soon
). such as to enable him to be up an
around.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
LOCAL
EVENTS

Born, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Meister, of Walnut street,
this morning.
The special advertising car of
Robinson's shows arrived in the
city this morning over the Big
Four.
The Sunday School of the Bap-
tist church of Redwood held its
annual picnic in CAST Is grove at
Prospect yesterday. About two
hundred people attended the event.
One hundred and three Marion
people left last night for Buffalo
and Niagara Falls, taking advan-
tage of the Big Four railroad an
nual excursion TO those points.
The orchestra and choral union
Of the German NJ. h. church held
rehearsal in the church auditor
ium last night. The rehearsal was
preliminary to the grand concert
and entertainment which is TO be
given under the auspices of tho
church next Tuesday evening. Miss
Stockwel of Cincinnati was present
and rehearsed with the union.
DIR. A. Rhu was at North Wood
view, Morrow county yesterday
where he performed a delicate oper-
alton upon Mrs. Emanuel Baker.
Mrs. Baker was formerly a resi-
dent of the city and has "a number
of relatives living here. Her con-
dition, though serious, is not con-
sidered critical,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09

sembled about 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. After spending an hour at re-
newing old family ties, an elaborate
dinner was enjoyed. In the early af-
ternoon hours an informal program
was rendered. Mrsr. Heath CARRIER
son, of Caledonia, sang several pleas
ing vocal solos. Rev. Dethargs of
Toledo, and Rev. James Gray, of Cal
edonia, gave interesting addresses
Mis- Merriam Knapp, of Bucyrus, sang
a vocal solo, which was greatly APP
preciated
Before the reunion adjourned a
short business session was conducted
and the annual election Of officers was
held 1t resulted as follows: Mr.
w. r. Garberson, OF Chicago, presl-
dent; Mr.. w. c. McKinstry, vice
president; Mis- Hortense Moral, Sec
retary; Mr.. James McKinstry, treas
Iurer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
LEG is CRUSHED
Italian Workman Meets with a
Serious Accident.

Giovanni Faleonni, known by his
fellow workmen as John Queen, an
Italian workman at the Erie transfer
house, had his left leg badly crushed
below the knee about . o'clock
Thursday evening.
Queen was assisting in unloading
some heavy bars of iron wherf one
of the castings fell on his left ankle.
The Hess ambulance was called and
the injured man was transferred to
the Sawyer Sanatorium. The ply
sician's examination disclosed that the
mans leg was terribly crushed from
the knee to the foot. AT first 1t was
thought that amputation would be
necessary, but the physicians deter
mined upon saving the limb, If pos
sible
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
Beat, u 't.'s', K, s.'
iordAVOrth $500
REV. D. T. BOWLDE
Begins Tent Meetings Under Aus
pices Of Wesley Church.

The tent meetings being given by
the congregation of the Wesley NJ.
Il. church at the corner Of Mound and
Wood streets opened Thursday even
ing with an excellent attendance. An
interesting sermon was given by
Rev. d. r. Bowdel, OF Lima, a we'll
known evangelist who will assist the
pastor, Rev. C. f. Rowley Rev
Mr. Bowdels text was "Oh Woman,
greart is thy faith"
The meetings will continue for ten
days The service Thursday even
ing was unusually well attended for
the opening meeting, A number were
down 10 the altar.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09

Elias Smeltzer, the 16-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Smeltzer
of near Owens, had his right jaw
bone broken and the right side of
his face badly cut this morning.
The boy was alone with a horse
noqr his home and it is supposed
that the horse kicked him. When
10 regained consciousness, shortly
after the accident. he could not
member what had happened.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
Notice to Shriners.

Marion, o., Aug. 3, 1907
The Shriners of Marion wishing to
honor AL. ca Fields. Potentate of
Aladdin TempM Columbus, o.. by
attending his Mhstrel Monday even
ing. Aug. IL. in a<body, will please
be at the Masonic Temple ut 1880
sharp that evening and bring your
Fezz. Any member who has not been
seen by the committee, will please
notify them that they are going, not
later than Monday noon, so that the
proper reservation can be made. Sup
per after the show. au
VIM. BLAND.
BUSBY p, SWEENEY,
1t Committee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
ANNUAL REUNION
Is Held by the Garberson and Nc
KinstIy Families.

The fourth annual reunion of the
Garberson and McKinstry families
was held in the town hall at Gale
donia, Thursday. The affair was at
tended by over one-hundred people
and proved one of the most successful
ever held.
The members of the families as
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
SUIT FOR
DAMAGE
Filed by Lester Strawser
Against the Huber Co.
TATE SUES The CITY
Old Garbage Collector Sets
up a Claim.
The Pennsylvania Asks for New
Trial in It's Grade Crossing Case
Court News.

Richard II. Tate, colored, former
ly official garbage collector Ior the
city of Marion, brought suit for
damages against the city In the
court Of common pleas, this morn
ing. Through hls attorneys, DeGol-
ley e. Deolley, he says that the
board of public service violated the
terms Of the contract into W.
he entered at the time he was
made garbage collector and he asks
for $4,6S0 damages.
Tate says that April 6, 1906, he
entered into the contract, which
gave him the exclusive right and
privilege of collecting garbage in
the city until March, 1907. He
furnished bond of $1,000 to make
the contract good. Contrary to the
terms, the board of public service
went ahead and permitted Others
to engage in the business Of garbage
collection.
Lester Strawser, aged Is years,
valued the middle finger of his right
hand at $3,O25. He lost the fling
er while he was operating drill
press at the Huber Manufacturing
company's plant, March %, and
today he sued for damages to the
amount mentioned.
StTawser, through his attorneys
| DeGolley & DeGolley, claims that
| the drill press was defectively con.
stlucted and that his injury was due
TO "a set screw, which was allowed
to protrude from the machine.
A motion for a new trial has
been filed in the matter of the APP
plication of the Columbus, Marioa
and Bucyrus Electric Railway com
pany against the Pennsylvania com
pany. Judge Young recently grant
ed the electric railway permission
to build a grade crossing over tn
Pennsylvania tracks. James II. Fly
mon, attorney for the Pennsylvania
gives seven reasons why nev
trial should be granted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
An 18>Piece Orchestra

viii be one OF the>Qain features at
the Sacred Concert giveA by the Ger
man NJ. e, Choral UnioM Tuesday
evening. Admission Csc. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09
Sacred Concert

Tuesday evening". Given by the
German NJ. E. Choral Union at the
German NJ. T.. Churek. Miss Stock
well, Soprano. Admission 25c. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09

Benjamin Baerly was arrested at the
corner of Church, and Mt, Vernon
avenues yesterday afternoon by Of
ificers Duncan and Babcock. AT the
time of his arrest Benjamin was try
ing to garry a package several times
too large for him. He was fined
IS and released /, this morning. b n9
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09

Mayor Scherff swore in twelv,
of the Adventists at the camp meet
ing at the Fairgrounds. The mer
deputized will guard the tents anC
premises night and day to prevent
damage being done on property be
ing stolen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-09

Harvey Waggoner, of Silver street
was arrested this afternoon by HUI
name Officer Ulsh, on charge of
non-support made by his wife.
Waggoner had been out Of the city
for some time but returned today
and was arrested. His hearing will
occur tonight in the mayors
court.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20

Of pumpkins one cay and found that
she'd run away Nith a lightning rod
man. l didn't fGl2, her. but Il: ILL.,.
run and have never heard Of her since.
Where | thought l knew all didn't
know the first gosh-hanged thing.
Il wasn't going 10 be made a fad OF
the second time, and .:ttar @@t I3y
divorce | went Up iowa f.. tile ...a.cr
and to look around Got Il be&Giu,.
house, and | hadn't looked 1T the land
lady twice when | k2ew she was the
wife for me. she WAS motlerly: SIZE
was sympathetic; She was saving: sbr
was mild. Never saw woman GA ia.
hustle like she was Went to church
as regular as clock. u4d took IL o.t
on me cause | stayed home aad lead
a novel.
''Waal. married her There are taeH
sitting right here who can rpnlau ~
the night hrung her home. was
mending the back fence one ,,ay IL
week later when | heard her swearing.
| went in. and she sw0re If me. she
sat with her feet up III another chaif
and said she wasn't going TO do any
more work. she didn't. | had d 10
it ALL She Got beer and whisky and
she choked money out of me ana made
it fly. Nothing was like what thought
it was. Ia made a bigger fool Of my
self than before even though had
my eyes open.
1.-TWO months had gone by. and was
trying 10 stand it. when the preacher
called one day. had taken it that
religion was Sarah's stronghold. but
the minute the preacher mentioned it
she run him out Of the house and down
through the gate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20
ABOUT WOMEN FOLKS
Nothing They Eyo1 % Aston:2.229
Deacon Sp0oner.
MEN FOLKS TAKE CHANCES.

"When FeIier Thinks Ho'o CO. u
Know His Wife About &c Wo.l IS
She Knows Herself Hes E5ard to
Get jar," Says the Deacon
Copyright 1907, by E. c. ParceIls.l
4 wasn't bit aStonished. sail
Deacon Spooner rs he sat down OF the
postofIice steps at Jericho to wait ror
the mail to come in mo, Sir. wasn't
q bit astonished when Lemue Fair
banks came over this afternoon t.
where was working III the gardca
and said that his wife had run away.
Nothing that women folks ever 90 as.
tOnishes me.
y woman may turn out to he an
angel or she may turn out to be a
tarnashUn mule.
THE Teller who marrieS 'em has got
TO take his chances.
when Il Teller thinks he's got to
know his wife about as well as she
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20
Can Understand Most Men.

a Teller can understand most mon
If Lemuel Jackson says he'll bring il.t
ton of hay tomorrow at SIC the ton
I'm going to depend on it IF Uaa;u.;
Taylor says he'll sell me il BARI Of pork
next fall I'm feeling Us safe as ii taa
bari was already in the cellar I've
come down here to Pap Perkins gro
Gerry and postoilicc every night OF my
life for the last twenty years rap
has allus been the same lie U,,& ~
same the day his wife got bit hy 4
mad dog He was the same Wien hc
fell OFF load of hay and broke his
lee. The rest of YOU are jest the same
We've all had chances to be mcaner IL
pizen toward each other. but we hain't
taken advantage OF en-.
But when YOU come down to wom-
en- folks that's different. When was
twenty-five ! thought understood en-
and would have bet Il cow a%in a
lamb | did. but amt talking G.'t
way now I'm jest saying that tAey
are a puzzle and wouldn't la- an
EN- nohoW.
Il ain't saying nothing but what yell
all know when ] say that I'm iiy.a.
with my fourtl wife Some folks have
been kind nuff to say that it's tvo
too many, but reckon its. one feci3
about it,
4 thought my first wife was ~
angel Used to run in on her n III
dimes when c2urting. bet always fou3d
her rs placid u.s. a millpond Ncvcr
showed the slightest temper not even
when She stumbled over ho@ Sail
that if anything happened 10 me she'd
commit suicide Iord. but if any our
had toll ne that didn't know that
gal Id have answered that he'll better
90 TO the unatic asylum.
Wed been married four wcc.l@
when she pulled out Il handful Of my
side whiskers because stepped on hc,.
corn
Wed been married eight when she
said she wished ! was dead
I'VE hadn't been married qaite six
months when | come home with Il lead
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20
''Shure. and the men las 10 vl~.1!r
means Of support" r. he:.i,.n
TIC Eccsry iLa... :

Sonncts, steady. vim Il s.iaE; "fE,.ir.!
tendency.
Trolets. rirn. .'s.anclng saas a~,.it
taking.
Dialect Verse. bnaisa Indiana frs.s -
great demand.
Rondeaus. Undertaking.: opcred az: 4; SCI
So high g..
Epics. no says. vi!llnc!e.:. ttl
Blank Verse. quiet. some WASH sales re-
ported.
Magazine Quatrains lively: rs bid Is
asked.
Couplets. brisk.
Christmas Verse for Immediate delivery.
very active; receipts unequal - de-
mand.
RumOrs to the effect that some Of tha
largest Verse f1undrirs viii - ol
half time o. shut down altogether
are vigorously denied
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20
Darina Enqineerinq.

California has the worldwide repU-
tation Of Gathering the most daring en-
cheering projects in the world in the
way Of electrical generation and trans.
.issiCn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20

SHE SAT WITH HG. FEII Up IN -.e,.. ,t'...
CHAIR AND SAID .ttE MASS GCI&a
DO No MORE WORK.
knows Ike" elf hes bound 10 set Il ia#.
Hes bound TO find out tAlt ke dom
know her at 2ll
Take 4 bo@ now. and y3A can .a
out all about hil4 ii IN h0gr. 10 We:
born a hog. and hes going to s,"g one
till you turn him into po.k. Yod an
depend upon him until YOU start Il
drive him soGeWhere
1T don't fake = Teller lo2G - Iha.1
the ways of 4 COW. she'll either jump
fences or she won't Shell either b. i.
the milking pain over or she woa'l
She'll either settle down ana GROW fat
or she'll be trespassing all over the
fields and be rs tin rs 4 rail
give got yoke Of oxen ter rcsa-
old. I've known The critters eve. 90
they was warnings know just = In.
they will or they won't Go under ra..i-I
sarculhstances If there's solid &~o~-: :
and it's BIT downhill under their
feet they'll hump themselves to l1a
an oak tree MP rs the roots. Il il
soft ground ana uphill they won't pan
hard nuff to bring q towel OF. G.a
clothesine
I've got an old boss sixteen YEAR
old. learned his ways before he was
four. If he gets The lines under his
fail when I'm driving hes Going ~
kick. Can't say WHY. but he'll do IT,
If he meets flock OF sheep II So
road he's going to bust for the fanoe
one side or t'other Can't say how he
reasons. but away he'll so. and some
thing will he smashed know hini
from head to tail, andI drive him ar
cOrdingly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20
No Cause for Jealousy.

Mama" asked the beautiful young
wife, do you ever attach any sig
nificance to what papa says in his
sleep?"
No, dear Don't let that worry YOU"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20
Must Be Chic.

20 woman objects TO wearing halo
If she can tilt it up little and so give
STYLE and snap to her saintlipasS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-11-20
Doubtless.

"Yes, he preached on original sin
to-day"
I'm sorry now ! didn't CO."
Why"
IT was doubtless a good sermon,
he's so full of the subject. = Houston
Post.