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menen 3tcTurm uC gyaplrenGs our
bon onSeren NotionaIitGten auSgeiibt
Der0en f0nnte, na6 Woglibfeit aus.
9eihoItct Weroen. Iie @eid,1ftsorS.
nltn9 iou Dem Gr1iiSenten tiinftia Sie
Woglihfeit bIeten, nit 31itimmlmg
ser 8orteifiibrer cine art 8eOeiperrc
gu rerb0nGen io0oB cine etpoige Sb.
itrlrftion jeoer5eit rah 9elic6en
jnunNtot Gemodt perOen tann.
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jcEoh cine mcicntIi6e au5nabme
porQeiebcn. Sic eritrefen ith nidt
orf Die 9fefrutenporIngen uno anSerc
9cmeiniome 9IngeIegenbeiten, pem
SiciC Dor 0as 6orum 0eS 8arlamentS
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-16
Sm Tueu uelmun0et.
Der IbgeurSnete Sergmann erbGlt
einen 9iit in ben glrm.
@ier 13 9lpriI

W tet n 13. Mprtl.
Ger TI6efe gergmann uno 8rai
Sterrburg, beioe Wit9lieoer oes ab.
geor6netenbauieS ba6en lib MN 0oh
oueQiert, ob4pobI es bereits ais ither
gegolten botte, baB Der 3tpeifatnpi
negen oeS Ginipru6s 6es Regiments
oe8 @riteren oerrnie0en Derben mir.
De. 0aS IueQ tpur0e auf Sabel
ou8gefoften. 9ergmann tpurbe am
Oberurm leitt geriBt, unb ua6 Der
&onitatierung bieies r9luti1en"
moro Der 3antpf fIir 6een6et ertldrt.
Den 9nlaB gu Der SerausforOerung
bate cine aeuBerlIng 9ergmanns I'M
8arlament gebiloet, ourh tpeld,e iih
8ruf Sternberg beIeioiat 9efifblt
bate.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-16
Meue GefdIaitsoronuna.
Nad beftigcn HeScfimpfen bonn
unsariiden glbscOrburtenbauis
anSenommcn.

GuSapeit, 13. apriI. - gsad
langtpieri9en. erbitterten &6ntpfen,
BEL neIher nIle WitteI urb 0eitteI6en
Ser ObItruftion in antpenbung ge.
brodt tpuroer, lit nunmebr Die neue
8eit)GftSoronung i'm abgeorSneten.
bauie oes ungarii6en Rei6stngs an.
genommen mor0en. Oamit ION bic
@efabr Der Obitruftion, tpie iie big.
ber bon oen &roaten betrieben NOR.
Den lmo nod ser in IuSiidt aenom.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-16
Die Nationalresiernng bilft

W NJ 9 II, IL. Npril.
Snfolge @rmG6tigung 6es BrGit.
oenten gpet0en onS &rieg5. uno Wo.
rineaoepar1ement Sen IotIetoenoen in
@beliea aQf Silfe 3u tell peroen gu
laiien. Srr Roberts, Ger i'm 9lbge.
oronetenbauie Oen ebgebrannten 81.
itrtft pertritt. bat ii6 bereitS NIT Den
8eborben in @erbinOung geiest uno
angefraet, mas Die 8egierun3 tun
fonne, i'm Sale 9ilfe i'm 8ege BON
3elten, Hationen uno an0eren 0in.
ben Don oen Staats. uno ItGotii6en
9ebor6en 9euiinidt 1perbe.
9ereitS iit Der Waiiu6uietts- 3meig
oes rotten 8reu5es an Der arbeit, in
oringen6en 6Glen ob3ubelfen, pie
cine 9eDeibe. ole heute i'm bieiiaen
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-16
Dir kltirfe SdJulr.
Socbcn in @iscOniin acI6luIien;
bnttc MIR eincu SdDHlcr.
+ ! y , en- 4 lEoII8 @is

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t3. 2tpriI.
NndOcm lie 3nci Sabre ibr tGrg,
IifcS 2eben gefriitet, ga lie MIR BON
cinem cin3i0cn ShijIer bciudt pur0e,
lit 0ie fleinIte S6ule Ser @elt in
Gomion geihloiIen 1porOen. Ter Elm.
Sige SdyiiIcr miro no6 elmer ShuIa
In Ncm 9luburn 9Cbrod)t uno iein
Gtul9el0 bon Dem Sdpllrate be5abIt
mernen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-16
Cine furdtbare
Dranokatattropbt,
9 0 it 0 II, MoIi., t3. Sept.


Gin oni62inenO unbcNrutenSc:
6cucr, 0o3 untcr Ylmpcn in cinen
9lbfoubuuicu in Scr StoOt Glclie(
am Sonntu1 cutIton0, fat infoloc ci
mes itorfcn I2inOca eiue iolhc 9lu5
Dchmln4 oenonmcn, 0oB nabe3u cir
Qrittcl ser StaOt ubQcbrannt lit
6iinfbun0rrt @ohnbGuicr lm0 0iicnt
lihc 8cbGu0r mtrGen }crIt0rt, iini
5cbnbln0crt SonnIlcn aus i0rcl
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%cr,ollcn peI9Io>lo@ 9eNo1t.
Us III OCt1nllt, o1} Orcl Ferloncr
thr HcbGn orrlorcn bacon lmO c9 1plr(
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olc 1l9 aus %cr}Dctr'lu15 er'honcI
Dobcn lou, neil Ilc nldt nIltonoC
mar Oo@ 8crIn8lte 1brcr 9ab'eIl8fel
ten III rC1tCn.
Nan lhuBt oCn TcrlNt ouf $40,
OOOOOO, oon ocm ntr DE 9QlttC
ollrh %crltberltn8 0eoeft it,
No@ Nrucr, ou3 1hlm1nlIte II
@roBSVo1ton 1elt plclea Eabrcn, bicl
II Shmocn an >n0 mur0e Don cincu
Stltrmc an0cfodt, Ser 45 WcilCn Oi
Stln0c rate rnO BEN 2lnItren8um9er
Der pcrClni9ten GFcucrncbrcn Dor
Sbcl1cn lul0 9tohborlt0Otcn, Iolplc Ct
mes 8roBcn (cllc3 0e2 ,ScuerOepurte
mcut3 Don Nolton lpottete.
lic 6clcrfl0hc, 0ic in Iorm elmer
@ll1p'e p Wtcllcn lang unO an lCt
ner brclteltcn Stcuc y Weile BRET
mar ocDnte ltb bon cincm Nlmfte
nobc Der @ren5linte 3wilhcn Gpcret
uno 0bel1ra bis 3lum GbCllea.6lu(
uoCt otc Sioot aus.
Us mar Tllr ole TellcrpeDr nllBIoS
olF Don oeIn Stllrnle oll8e'o6ter
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telI uno lpr 9cltptall8enl1lert Dal
oorol't 8Rrl01e1, oIe 4ll@oe1nlln8 De;
SeNer@ lo9 OelOen Sclten 81 perbln
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Polen 9Eo0llll1ln9 am GDel'ea FloB'
8C'lo''II'leH i'l1o S1l'Ilocn lang ool'er
It nlrr Der 3pelIeIQoTte HanIpf.
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hGuIcr ltn0 betnabe aQe S6ulhGuie1
bronnten ob. Sin 9olpttal mO eint
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cages perlor9t merOcn, murocn ger
1tort. &n Der l1nrube tnnOcn e;
&ronte 1no StapeNtern lfnDierlg,Stl
te gu erbulten uno plele bon lbner
enttomen MIR nit tnopper geot oen
&ooe.
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WtnO 9lllbenOe 9lI6e irber Sen Gbel
lea. .6luB un0 8ebdltoe in GIt.9oitor
9erteten IN Brand, dber oas Idneat
uno ener9l'6e @ln9relfen Der 6euer
tpebr oerblnoerte 9roBeren S6ooen.
QoS Seuer entItono binter ser gln.
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3. Strabe, nabe Der Olt.Olpiiion bel
goIton & Wotne'@iienbabn uno 0idt
an Der @oerett Staot9ren3e. Cir
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ten Der gu 3etten nit elmer 8e
1tNptnot9telt BON 60 Wtellen oif
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oeln AN6e 11no VtprIooen BON Sun
Ten out ott bol3ernen @eboloe, bon
benen Die meiIten Iebr leift geboui
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-16
Silfsmafregeln.
g O Il O Il 13 SIN,

q II u To. NpIIl.
Seute 3u friibeIter Worgenitlrbe
begonnen Die Nrbeiten our llnteritiis.
ung Der pom 6euer Seimotloien. Der
umtierenoe @ouperneur Draper be.
rief cine 9ln3ubl ongeiebener 9iirger
na6 Dem Staotsbolie, nm SilfSmaB.
re8eln 5l beipre6en. Gr bat nod ge.
tern 1berh 6te StnOt GheIien ermGh.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-16
Bum Coo ourdD Den
Straaa uernririlt.
IOrSer befemmt lid bes gerbredlens
ifulbig.
1tnot, g. O. t3. glpril.

W n I, N. o., 13. april.
9tobert g. 9toab bat iib i6ulSig
befannt, Sen 5armer 8u8 Sobnioa
aus Ger @e9eno bon 8enmare, q. o.,
an 26. RGr3 in Oeiien Sauie ermor.
oct uno oie 2eihe in Dem Seller Der.
iteft 3u baben, uno lit gum SoSe
our9 Den Strana uerurteiIt por0en,
gei Giftpr emanuel.
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gtelp 0orfer gudperle9er Wiuiarl
8ngIep SopIonb un6 Robert @ats.
born bon Retp Dorf In slioien3 EN-.
pfmgen. @r erfiinSigte iih nah Der
italienii6en gintpanbering In ben
gereinigten Staaten lupb es itterei.
iierte i'm auh, baB ietne 8eiuher
ibre Reiie nit Dem Ser5og Der slbru3.
| gen 5uiammen genaht bdtten. 2et.
terer bat iie nah Siirin gum 2und
einaelaSen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-04-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pon Catherine
g. Boring, SefretGrin Ger StoatS.
organization in Bolton, eingetroffen
lit, iagt. @enn TutionoIbiIfe pcrIonQt
miro, miro Die 9ereraIorgoniintioN
ihneu ans @erf Qebcn unO 9lIfSmit'
tqI nn,Dpiirn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
SHORT STORIES.

More than 100000 sheets OF gold
leaf will be used in gliding Philadel-
phla's city hall tower.
An oil well at Humble, Tex, blew
up. bringing from a depth of 200 feet
below the surface whole tree.
Seaweed may be planted in the
Schuylkill river as an experiment to
attempt to filter the water which is
used for drinking purposes in Philadel-
phla.
During old home week in Gambia.
n. H.. recently Parsons one horse
shay" made more than fifty years ago,
but still in excellent state Of preserva-
tlon, was exhibited
More than 1,OO0OOO,O00 picture post
cards were mailed in Germany last
year, S00O0O,O0O I'm Great Britain, more
than 100,OO0,OOO i'm this country and
about GG5, 100000 in Japan.
The two new battleships which were
authorized by the last session of con
gress will be named Utah and Florida
with the exception OF Oklahoma and
Wyoming every state in the Union Is
now represented in the navy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
CONCERNING UNCLE JOE.

Last week one of the ablcst ana
best liked Republican members Of
congress, j. Adam Bede, of the Eighth
Minnesota district, was defeated for
denomination by members of his own
party because he declared himself UNI
flinchingly in favor of the reelection
as speaker of Joe Cannon. This seems
TO be IA fair indication of Republican
sentiment concerning the ear Of the
lower house Of congress. Golfers
Weekly, which so far as it has any
policy, Is certainly friendly to the Re
publican party, denounces Cannon I'M
reservedly, and last week printed Il
communication in which it was said
that IL Taft and sherman We're elected
the long arm of the speaker would
reach from the house end OF the capi,
tol TO the senate and make the puppet
sherman do the bidding of the auto
crat in the speakers chair.
President Roosevelt, in 1891, said OF
| Cannon: 1--WE cannot escape from the
| fact that il was no credit to the Re
publican party of the house that Mr.
, Cannon of Illinois should be one OF
, IFS leaders" Cannon then was tenn
porarily out of office, the only tint
he has been out of Office In thirty
five years. Among all the prominen
Republicans there is none upon whon
the country looks with so much hesi
tancy and doubt His face Is always
set against any measure for the gooC
Of the people, his power is invariably
| eXerted for those measures that arr
demanded by the great interests
Whether ms result of this attitude
or not, the fact remains that afte
thirty-fve years of ofliceholding witt
only n moderate salary most of tn
time, "Cngle Joe" has grown rich, hi
wealth increasing as his power in
creased He is emphatically an issu
in this campaign--not merely an issu
between the Democratic and Reput
lican parties, hut between the decen
and patriotic clement and the corrup
element which he has SO long dom
mated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Remedies for coekroaehes.

Reaches devour greedily, and die
while eating, flour paste. Make
half pint of -four paste with hot
water and while still hot stir into
it a dimes worth of phosphorus, stir
ring il with a long stick. Add a
tablespoonful of melted lard TO pre-
vent it from drying. Put this on
pieces Of glass, wood or cardboard
aud place near the haunts. Dried
camomile flowers crushed into
powder are considered a good rem
edy 1t Is claimed boraX kills roach
es by rotting off their feet.
A reliable remedy for killing ants
is made with one-half pound OF
birthstone and potash, placed over
the fire in an iron vessel until 1t is
dissolved. A little is put into water
and sprinkled where ants abound.
II kills them or drives them away.
Red ants are expelled by using a
liberal amount of gum camphor
where they abound.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
VALUE OF A WOMAN FRIEND.

We all have met the fond mother
who so reluctantly consented to her
boy seeking girl companionship.
While she finds the girl to be a type
of sweet modesty and possessed OF
all the beautiful and ennobling quail
tiles of young womanhood, yet is she
still reluctant to let this young wo-
man share the companionship of her
boy. why? A selfish motive, fear OF
losing the lad more than anything
else, and the genuine dislike for any
female who brings about even a par
tial separation. Not always does the
young man let his friendship drift
into love to be followed by court
ship but if a young man recognizes
true worth i'm his first girl friend. IL
Is almost certain to drift into a love
affair, the happiest, most coniiding
affair that ever comes into his life;
for. IL deception does follow. his In
nocent confidence Is batteged. after
which he is as wary as the rest OF
mankind fooled by Gckle women.
J But should a mother raise objections
when the companionship Of young
woman is pleasurable for the young
man? A good girl as an adviser Is
a wondrous advantage to man in
! every pursuit or vocation. In wo-
man, even youthful one. there is
at once a suitable delicacy of tact
and n plain soundness OF Judgment
which are rarely combined to an
equal degree in man. A woman, IL
she is really your friend, will have
regard for your character, honor
and repute. She will seldom coun-
sci you to do a shabby thing. for
woman wants to be proud of you.
Often, indeed, is the woman desert
ed and neglected in years after, per-
haDs her place taken by another wo-
man, yet the good woman adviser is
always thought of with respect, If
not love. A good woman will ad-
wise no man to do anything impru-
dent. Many men who have lived
. starved lives as boys in their own
parental home owe much Of their
success in life 20 the help, encour-
agement and 0rtandship of kind
hearted, unselfshI. good girls who
have been youthful friends, some
times sweethearts and often taking
the place OF a lifelong companion,
but whether It results in matrimony
} or not. it is to young mans adj
: vantage to have at least one good
true dependable girl friend and with
5 true friendship aud happy compan-
? ionship the true girl is found.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Church Work.

General Secretary John Il. Mott OF
the Worlds student Christian fedora
ton reports 10000 members in all
parts OF the world.
The mission study movement in this
country expects this year 20 have at
least 1TJO0O persons enrolled, having
started six years ago with about 1900.
The Kansas City Salvation Army
has planned building for its work TO
cost 100000, hut will not start opera.
tions until $4,000 in cash has been
secured.
The German Methodists control the
little village of Santa Claud, Ind, own
ing there large tabernacle, where an
annual camp meeting has been held
for years.
4 church clearing house has been
formed at Los Angeles TO which min
istcrs all over the country will be
asked TO send the names Of church
members who move to that city that
they may be followed up and brought
into some one Of the congregations
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Fly Catches.

Manager Fred Clarke picked up two
strong veterans for his Outiield in Roy
Thomas and spike" Shannon.
In one respect "Jiggs" Donohue has
something on every first sacker in the
country. He is afflicted with appendl-
cltis.
Clarence Owens, the star umpire OF
the American association, will be n
member of President Pulliam's corps
next season.
An osteopath has discovered that
Jesse TannehllPs shoulder and tive
ribs were displaced by an accident
several years ago, which accounted fol
his loss of form as a pitcher. He car
be cured of his trouble.
Victor Willis has been pitching great
ball for the Pittsburg Nationals this
season. Nevertheless the tall twlrleI
has difficulty In winning. lie always
stacks up against n good pitcher, and
the Pirates seldom score many runs
back of him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Facts From France.

Some of the Partisan suburbs where
much laundry work is done have be-
come verltable hotbeds of consump-
tion. many Of the lamdrymen being
Infected.
Paris has a police wonder whose in
telligencc, agility and skill in ending
malefactors and courage in assault
have provoked rapturous plaudits. His
pame is Jules, and he Is Il Belgian
sheep dog.
France Will honor Nine. Michele
Pauline Vrardot, who sang at the en-
tombment of Napoleon Bonaparte In
1870 She was born In 1921 and was Il
singer in grand opera, Her husband
was for long time conductor of the
Italian Opera IN Paris.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
English EtchingS.

Two peerages a year become extinct
IN England.
In the time OF Edward |. every man
was compelled TO have bows and ar
rows and to use them for his country -
defense If called upon.
Plaster Portraits are now the fad In
London and are done in the form of
little bas-relicfs. 1t is said that an eE-
pert can mold good one in forty-fve
minutes.
Women are fighting in England for
the right to practice pharmacy, and the
pharmacists are fighting 70 Keep them
out on the ground that the calling is
overcrowded already.
Liverpool has n library Of 2S0,OOO
volumes. The number Of books taken
home during the last year was l,3G2,'
COO, while 1,410,444 were used for ref
ercncc In the library. In other words
each book was on the average used
ten times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29

west lie thinks Mr.. Bryan will be
elected president He says Mr.
Bryan has great strength among the
western people who admire and be
lieve in him In every place that !
visited, said Senator Grady, / heard
Republicans say they would vote for
Bryan in preference to Taft. OF
course, New York ls going Demo
cratic this year, and conditions favor
Democratic victory"
John A. Hartigan, Insurance Com
missioner of Minnesota, who called at
Democratic headquarters, is very en-
thusiastic over Democratic prospects
I'm that state. "Johnson will he elected
governor" he said, "and we will make
great fight all along the line for the
Democratic ticket. There Is no fac
tionallsm in our party. There are no
Johnson men ana there are no Bryan
men. All Democrats are Bryan and
| johnson Democrats and are working
with enthusiasm and vlgor for the
state and national tickets. We are
going 90 win this year"
i luiiN llfOplN fNlll'NN SUI ~ iNf W lNli
! the statement is made that TAFT will
fail to carry his own state this year
but It IL my confident opinion that
Ohio will give its electoral vote "a
Bryan and Kern" This statement
came from Ed. NIahon, prominent
business man in Columbus. Ohio, who
called ut Democratic headquarters tC
arrange for the distribution Of litera
ture I'm the Ohio contest. "We wan
all the literature we can get" sale
Mr.. Mnhon. "for the people are In
very receptive mood this year. It u
surprising TO Democrats to find s.
many Republicans in Mr.. Taft's owl
state who are for Bryan and Kern.
never knew the Democratic party {,
he in as good shape as 1t is in Obi
today. We are not only going TO cleo
Democratic governor, but we are 20
ing to beat Mr.. Taft right in his owi
bailiwick."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
New York City.

1t requires 1920 stenographers TO
do the Office business of New York
city.
There are two persons married in
New York city each eleven minutes in
the day.
The average daily consumption Of
eggs in New York city Is two for each
individual.
Manhattan is the most densely pop
ulated island in the world, 1t has a
population Of 99,15O persons TO the
square mile.
New York city is growing rapidly in
It's population of millionaires. There
are about 1000 OF them now, while
there Were only thirty quarter OF q
century ago.-New York Herald
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
A kind Heart.

Head OF Firm 60 old hookkeeper)-
Henry, you've worried for MS for thirty
years. and during that time yon have
been faithful and your work has been
satisfactory, But sou are no% so old
that we must replace You with a
younger man. We are very grateful
to you, Henry, and. Of course, will do
the right thing. Have you saved?
Heury-I couldn't, sir, with my large
family
GAS ! thought. Then I want to say
to you that we shall be only too glad
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
TraveIInr Necessities.

Instead of numerous travelling bags
there is made plain square fitted
with gum elastic, for holding numer-
ous articles. A square of cretonne
is lined with gum tissue and elastic
pieces are stitched on to hold the
wash cloth, soap, brush comb and
the like. 1t is folded together and
tied with tape. 1t is handler than a
bag and can be more easily cleaned
and dried.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
A chapter Of AccIdenta.

New York, Sept. 29.--Two men We're
probably fatally hurt, six others so se-
verely injured that they were taken
to a hospital and dozen others were
seriously bruised when two trolley
cars crashed together in Brooklyn
Monday. Earlier in the day one man
was killed and three others seriously
injured when two trolley cars collidad
with a coal truck in Brooklyn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Train was Ditched.

Springfield, H., Sept 29.--The Dia'
mond Special southbound, on the Hi
nois Central railroad, ran into an open
switch at Dveron, 20 miles south OF
Springfield, Monday The locomotive
plunged into a~ditch and was damol'
ished. Elizabeth Mcclure, Z years cid,
was playing in a yard near the tracks,
and aying fragments Of the locomo-
tive killed her All the cars Of the
train left the track, but no passengers
were injured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Telling Secrets at the Manlcures


1t is startling to hear the secrets
that are told in semi-public places.
Most people have heard queer bits of
talk of a private nature in street
cars, above or below ground, and on
trains. But nowhere do people grow
so loquacious (unless it is at Tur-
liish BATH as at the manicure's.
Sitting with her finger tips in
those of her manicure sets the aver
age woman's tongue going with Won
derful rapidity, Manicures are usu-
ally smiling, self-possessed little wo-
men who know how to give just the
righk amount Of apparent interest
while they flicker their files and
dertly deal with polishes often,
though they are not listening half
as intensely as they seem to be, and
when they are they are as much
amused as edited by the secrets
poured out upon them.
Well-bred women will sit and talk
about thoir husbands and their moth
,......-.-u ,..a DteI. .,ryunts or the
hateful ways Of their most intimate
enemies 10 the women who give an
occasional half hour TO their finger
nails. Not even dressmaker, to
whom much is told, hears half as
much about her customers secret
worries and troubles as the mani
cure who holds one hand and then
the other for revenue only.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Looking Ahead.

"Nly dear" said hc MS almost i'm
possible to lease house for n shorter
term than one year nowadays: so to
protect myself | must asl; YOU
ASK me what. George?' inquired the
bride TO be.
"ro agree not TO seek a divorce until
the expiration Of the first years lease"
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
no Adjust DRESS Shields.

In the armscyes put two thread
eyes to correspond with the hooks
upon the shields. Make the eyes
strong and small, then attach the
smallest sized hooks to the shields.
1t is possible to obtain the kind
which will not rust, II this is done,
1t is quite an easy matter to adjust
shields without much bother
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Not For Him.

"a black derby? Yes, sir" said the
halter. "Now, this style Of derby Just
suits a short man."
TndeedT replied Mr. Runt. "How
much is III"
-Four dollars"
"Huh! That price would never suit
man as short as am."-Detroit Free
Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29
Quite the Thina.

"That's queer design you have in
the corner of your billhead," remarked
Slopay.
ITS merely little flower" replied
the tailor.
"Thnk it's appropriate, eh?"
"Yes; it's a forgetmenot."
oils Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-29

to keep you on for month or 50 at
reduced salary until you can place
yourself elsewhere" - New York Life.