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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Sbaiu iibcr icinc Elcitc.

Eougbtccpiic, &.N., 10.
Nugllit. - @urrp 81. 16op crlitB
ans iciner 3elle cine lGnQcrc GrflG,
ring bctreiis icinea 9onfcrott @e-
illtca. Gr iogt oarin, onB Ampolt
O'Hcillp, mic alt5 Sen 3|titlungcn cr.
iidtIid), nod mebr @cbiibrcn bcou.
ipruhc, nber Cr babe nihtS nlchr nit
0tc'er NnQclcBcnbcit ST tom, Die lid'
Qnn5 III sen NGnoen icincS Nnpult9,
Gr.@oupcrncllr Stone, bciinoc.
Ebolu i0brt Damn tort: .So uicI
m0d)tc id) rulr nod ioAcr, 0oB NllBcr
Der Sunntt bon %i173O0, mclfc id
iclbit bc5abIte, mciuc Wiltttcr mlcrcn
@onaorSt bc5ublte, utO @ru. @nrts
ridge $4,000 CAB 10 O0b ociicn Sir
ma bis 5llm rs. Npril 1907 5ninm-
nlcn 100000 crholtcn bat. NlllBcr-
Dem gab meme Muttcr Nnmdlt Gel
mas $4,000, 10 baB 0ieicr nit sen
BON mir trbultcnCn Sumnlcn i'm
@uujcn $4,000 iiir itinc Cicuitc cr-
biclt. Die Nu2Anbcu Rcd)ulug 0C9
&rn. 0clnlo9 belief iih AMI $1,000
uuo lit in Ocn 500, $50 Foitcn Sc
tcftiu @cbilbrtn uno GiUeric9" cin-
uCidlloiIll."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

unO Gorie$ atf Ben 3oO uerpunoct
mtrOe, Gin Gonite Oea lltjco'cr
nGClti6cn &um0ea," bcitcDcnO ans
Den 500. &oiepb &nolt, Ntto &0pcI,
). .. Nittc, @l0dm IiB2l, Souia
@0uncr mo Dem &rGiiOcntcn @ils
bcIm &iibnlii1G, bcQlcitct bon cilcr
Nn5obl 6rcumor, crreifte Die impus
luntc @0bc, moroui Ser iicb5ig 6lB
bobc Sd)oit aus Qrouitcn Sodcl nit
bier Gr5rcIicfa itcbt, un0 Nr. @ilbn-
ling cr0iInctc bic @c0Gdtnibieitr,
iu0cm cr Sem commandment oe9 Nars
rcr-Foitena, 0rn. @amcr, oen Ntnt
aob, oaS Genfmol nit ser onlcrifn-
niIhen lmO oHltlhcn 6lnQBc 81
ihmiiden. No6oem Gin pr0tti9cr
Sorbcertron5, Gc'tmilctt nit bcrrs
Iidcu Roiem Dor Dem Stcinc uicorr-
1clcgt morocrL biclt &ice Nr1iiocnt
Nitte cine Nuipradc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

SeIbitmoroe in GlberfeIb.
ySie aus @lberfelO teIegropbild sc.
meloet miro. baben. iluei Selbit.
moroe, Die foit ST gIeid)cr 3eit periibt
morocn, in Den oorti9en 6ubrifontcn-
frciicn ungcmeineS Nlti'ebcn crre9t.
Ger 6GrbcrribciitCr 2obc-So9cn un0
scr @olnlntcrne6ulcr Sdcnfcnncncr
Gu6cn ihrcm 2cbcu Elm unircilpiui1cS
GllOc bercitet. Tie llrlade lag iiir
bciOc in finon5icuen S6micri9fciten,
pericblten Spcfllotloncn mo ucrrll.
aliiften llnterncbmltnGcn.
Gurd Die SclbitmorOc limo 5abl,
reite &ollileutc uno &nouItrielle
ihlucr in Mitleibcnihoit qc5oocrr.
q ombofter Nrd itctt &c.
1torben.
@ie altS Tiiiicl6orf 9cmCI0ct miro,
lit BORT Der nomboftc Nrd)itcft Glib
rid aus Torntito0t I'M }ltcr bon 40
,Sobren gcitorbcn.
OpierGiftigcr EiI5c.
llnporiid)tiacr @enuB bon &iI5cn
bat in 0cn ihIeiiid)en Goric eric.
buif I'M &rciic Gllbro1 cine ihrpcrc
Sotoitropbe prllriodt. Scum arbcitcr
limo an ocn 6ol1Cn bon Yil5pcrQif.
ting gcitorbcn. Cine 9lnSobl onorrcr,
oic mr. menig pon oClt Nil3cn 0cgci-
len battcn, lic9t in fritiihem 81.
Itun0c 0nrniCOCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

SolIcr iir M urpIun6
Gbrc c"tnICQCn. - Die nodipls
1enocn Siii5icrc uno Soloutcn iin0
oll@crfOrclL nm 0Gn Stuut Worplonh
pci Dem notionolcn Erci8iGiebcn I'M
Camp Ecrrp, Ohio, 81 pcrtrCtcn: ga.
plt0n g8orrcn !. &oinc9 pom I. an.
'onteric- Ncgimcnt; Gapt. 0ouiO ".
>cnfina, Gompuanie .W}", ). Gnions
tcrlc HcGiuncnt; Gopt. HSobn u.
Met0lc, Gompugnic oN", I. Sniurttc-
tie Nc1imcnt; O6crlicutcnont &obn
2. Conn, N%0iutont ocS coHullou0i,
ieil6en Generals Ser +. Wrioo0e;
ObcrltclltCnont Gborlc@ Sc. 9llcc,
GompnGnic o&", l.. Snfnnteric,N c0i.
mcnt; Sbcrliultcndnt EDorton 9io4
gers, GonlpuQnic o8", 4. S~niuntCrics
9teainlcnt; Sbcrliclltcnont y. Wnrn
Sbcpbor0, Nutnillon5- Noiutunt, 3.
Sniontcric &cgimcnt; llntcrliclttc,
ilaff S0rlc@ Y. @lpall, Comp. ,S",
5. &ninnteric &'Aimcnt; Scracont &.
.. @ri0bt, Gonpognie uS", 5. On
Acknowledgement; Sergeant 6ronf
@immcl, IT, Gonlpngnie ,G", 4. &n-
'ontcric &cGimcnt; Sergeant Comp.
ton @rabnnL Comp. n6", 3. Snionte.
rie.Hegimcnt Corporal &obcrt Ior.
rep, Comp. nG", l.. Sufontcric- Icqi
ment; Corporal elmer :. M~ltnibomcr
bon Gompa8nlc oN", /, Sniontcric.
Nc9iment; Maltcr 2nngitratb, Gont.
pagnic rs, J.. acknowledgements !;
&orrp StficrD Comp, r., /. Snion.
tcrie-Negimcnt. Sic iobren bercits
an 0omncritol giadnlittug ob.
Seiren IS. IS cburtsto1
i~ciertc I'M bcitcn @%obler0cben SEER
Noolp6 Sod olr bcformte alcmpncr,
meiiter bon 9}r. 2000, WcIt 1apette,
Strobe. Go3 @eburtstu98tino CT.
crbielt piclc biibifc 0eidenfe un0
Orotulntion2u uno am Nbcno Der.
einigte ibn cine acmiit6lide Scier nit
iciner 5amiIie imp intintlten Jreun.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

laiic jnr Nciic in's Nnslanb be,
iorat 6. Nainc, Nr. 4t3, GisYalti'
murcitraRr, nGbc Gnitom @onie gur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
3n Gbrcn !Scrd)bc;mcr's.

Utica, H..D, 10. Augltlt. -
Cine pictdtpoae Ieier iano geiterl:
ltntt olf Gem S6laftfclOe 81 Gris-
fan,p, unrpcit BON bier, gum 2(roen-
fen on Den 6. gugltit III in mel
dem Gage @enerul AifoInlts Scrd)-
beiirier nit pielen anoeren topferen
Ffdljern i'm Sample nit S~noionern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Nns Ocm SnncrtG WarDlanO'S nnS
ben angrcn5enocn Stantcu.

2 dl | aGfertt1c Sun1trou.
rSohn Gulhef, elm lpnblbabct0cr
&ouimonu bon SrCclonO, 10, crblclt
oui oiicncr StroBc pom IrGulcin
G0itb Torror, scr bilObilbidcn God
fer OeS pcritcrbcncn Nrofcliors 6nr-
ror, cine fllrbtborc Groft Eriigcl.
SIC llriode ser icuintionCllcn Nffoire
lic9t IN &niultcn beNrilnOct, Ocnen
Die jungC Game on9cbIif am leBtcn
Wfittuod bel elmer EnrtS Citlihfcit
lcitcnS 0cs Gcrnl0beltcn uu10clCbt
NOR. @eitcrn am SpGtlnittng ttoi
SrGulcin Sorror ibrCn Gclei0iger
pur Scr GrltCl1 NatIonulbdnf, ltclltr
i'm mo ocrlongtc ioiortigc NbbIttc.
Woo GUIDED criuiOcrte, fonntC nidt
crnlittclt mer6cu. SDnti0dc hlCibt,
0uB linn lmmlittclbor Onrnlli 0ic SIT
clnem 6uItltdlet 1cballtcn StlGerden
ser holocn Sd0ncn inn @ciihtc ioBCn
mo 6 bcrmoBen brurbcitctcu. BOB
Gllibcd'S &iioge IN i0mmtIifcn &c
NcnboNcu.Iorbcn ihllcrtc, OILS er
ihIicBljd) in cincn rcttcnocn Sam
brimlasG empcl lnnGctc. 6rGltlcin
Surror, mcId)c meibIide gSciCn in Scr
colen &unit 0c> Norcn9 untcrrihlrt,
bat ionlit m%obrideinIid bic critic 6crb.
rcoIiitiid)c Strobe ibrCa a6ntcn& oh
gelcqt.
Houbonfnll bcrmutbct
9oUi0 WcGloStep, Elm iu19cr 81
icu1ieBcr pon g)orf. ga, mltr0c an
Sonntng Morgcn bon Icincr Whttter
in itcrbcnOcm 3ltitouOc in icinem
3immcr oui0cfunbcn mo lucnige
Stunbcn ipGtCr itorb or. Sic @cbors
ocn iinO Der 4niidt, OoB Dem ilrn0cn
Mtonnc Elm YctGubunN@mittcl ges
rcidt lno CT oonn bcroltbt lplr0e,
Som II ngl ii # per olgtc j a
milic.
Gic Somilic beS &crrn @iaiom
Coot bon SABRE DC @roce miro iidts
lid pom llnqliid ueiolgt 9tad)0cm'
Dor nift Ionqcr 3cit cin Sobn
Sorru, in SEEN 9)orf aus elmer S0bc.
bon 50 6il6 bon eincm &robn ber.
nnteritiir5te url6 olli ser StcGe toOt
mar, uno Elm onoerer Sobn, @altcr,
m~obriheinlih t0btlidc &erlcbn10en
ON @ein erlitt, lit Scr brittle So6rL
Seiie, jctt beim @oll Scr Hrilde Der
Baltimore Ohio @obn" ilbcr Den
SuSqueboinn ertrltnfcn.
Gle @oGlcn unN iiltiG er.
fart.
6ihter Hobert q. ScuOcrion bon
Cumberland, Wo., bat IN ser 9lnge'
Iegenbeit, mclde Sic 1l1corporotion
bon Barton, aaegonp G%ollntp, be-
trifft, Den Ginnono, meIdcr bon sem
@cgnern Der incorporation scr
Stn0t crbobcn mur6c, Q%utacbeiBen
mo ionit lit Die fiir5Iid) crfolgtc
Nbitimmung fir bic aot gelueien.
@iir0cr bon Barton BADEN MN i6on
ieit elmer Gei6e bon Sobren ii6cr hie
incorporation Der StoOt obGcitinnnt
llno Notwithstanding nerocn tic in scr
n1fIten Wobl @clegenbcit Go6er.
oos Ndulide 81 tbun. Gle @ciiir.
morter Der Incorporation be6dlrptcn
ooB Die 6egner 40 S%timln5ettcl,
Delhe fir Incorporation DER Srt.
itdft lparen, lngerefter 8eiie ab.
mieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
" obn6oua nom @Iit &c

u obnboua bonn @ltt &c
trottcu.
Ter @li6 lhluQ am Somitn1
2lbeno IN 0oS @o6ubnrl$ pon ISM,
i. BbiIi6n GIT Berlin, MiO., mo rich
tCtc 1robcr SboOcn an. @liitlihcr
Mciie cntFanrll bic 60uilicnnitQIies
scr nit hcm Sd)redcu.
6orellcn8udt IN NroBcm
NJ nbito6c.
NrciBigtaulenO iltnBc NnhforclIen
murbcn ou SnmltoQ nnbc @orrctt
Nlcgonp Gotntp, inn Bear Hrm mn
tCrgcbr0ht. Iic Gier murDcn Don
Moinc bcrGciulot mo in Ger 9tGhc
0C9 Scar 9fin nlta9cGriitCt.
Gapferc'6ruu.
6rou NgneS Hephol0S BON &ll0.
toun crid)llrg ouf Oent Soutb Molur
tain, Mb. bCim 9etrcnpiIiidcn cine
iiini SUB LANCE &ldppcrihIonge. Sir
Die N0ltt erDfelt ne ptrr Collars.
ditcinIe8un8- iir @irNc,
Ter GdItcil iiir Ole nclrc lltbcriifc
&irdc SIT Gbcitcrtomm IrC0crifG Go,
Mo. mrrOc am Sonnto0 0clcot. Va.
ItOr @iuiom s. StcHlcncucr pom
MtioOlctomn biclt bic Scitprcoigt. Gtc
Stride ioG }uiid)cn $4,000 un0 $1,000
foItcn.
NotnrGoa iijr 3ic0cI6rcn.
utrCi.
Sic oCuccu Sim @rid un0 lilc
60" in Gum6crInuo, O|O, bat iiir
ibrcn @ctric6 Noturaoa cin0cfiibrt,
>ucIdr@ Experiment iih icbr gut be.
mGbrCn iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
6ron50iiih 2ob ii 2uf +
hiffcr MriNht.

6iffcr WrigGt.
ForiS, 10. Nuguit. - 9ie iron-
50iiihc Erciie perciniqt iid in ipons
tonCm cntbuiioitiid)en 2obc 3iIbltr
@riQbt'S unO ieiner 2eiitltna nit DEM
~NeropIon bel 2emons. Sic 9lGtter
Oriiden obne 9cocnfen 6ie Nniit,t
aus, ielbit Ser flIr5c Slug bonn Gam.
ltog babe 5rucifello8 benieien. BOB Die
9riioer @rigbt Die Griten orf Dem
8ebiet Der 2llftld)iifiobrt icien.
Stc burdihnittlide Nniiht lit picl-
Icid)t am 9eiten i'm nSi0oro" miebcr.
geAe6cn, Der crfldrt, cS lei fciu Grs
folg ion0ern Elm Triumph 0clpcicn,
unO bin5uiii9t: n3ieier cnti6cioenoc
Sieg itoiit cine Ncpolution in Scr
miiie1id]oitlihen Wclt."
nIieier WriNbt," ruft cin onocrer
Sournoliit bat sic 2ltit crobert."
Der Monoplaniit 9leriot, ser Sen
Slug nit nnioh, gicbt ircimiitbig 81,
bob @rigbt's Wfoitinc alien biSbcr
crimoencn pcit iibcrIcgcn lit. .Nber
lportcn mir Elm menih" iogt &r. Ole.
riot, lin %fllr5er ,3cit miro @rtobt er.
reiht, picllcidt iibtrboIt fem, 0eun
Die Slicgcfunit miro Qr0berc Sort.
ldJrittc MADDEN, ais sic QClltc Iid ben
tcu."
Sr. @rigbt io9te bclltc ser ngiio-
clirtcn Ereiic,'' er m6rc g~citcrn gcra.
oc5u in &crlegenbcit aclucieub oo fem
@ino meGtc. Sn @c5ug Dieroli ioq-
te Sr. SIcriot; oSrn. @rigbt'5 NIcro-
plan miro inn @in6 nod @inf ltlo
@illcn icillcS 2enfcrs ilic9cn."
II II ere Armada in Atd-
LAMB.
Nudlunb, NeltieClor0, 10. IlQ.
Gle omcritnniid)e Shlohtibiiis
Tlottc lullrbc bcltte prp0ron1m0cnlGB
onrd) Erenicrminiiter Sir Soicpb
@orO uno onOerc 0titglicocr ocS Ncll-
iccl0noer &ubinctS bcgriibt.
Die 3citungcn briltgen obne Nus.
nabnc longc Trtifcl, III bcncn iic bic
6lottc milfonmen beiben. lrn6 Die
3%citungcn bon G6riithurf benubeu
loNor Die @clc9enbcit, I'M gegcn Dos
@ilnoniB 5uiiden ygrobbritnnnicn Ii.
Sopon 81 bcmpnitriren. Sic @IGt-
ter crtlGrcn buS Yroblem Scr 3li.
funIt lei sic Scrrid)oft ii6cr Sen Still.
len Ojeon, uno IN Dem &onlpic nm
oicic @erridoit meroe @robbriton,irl
Den Nmeritoncrn ge0cn Sopon bette.
ben.
Sir bic beuti0c fcicrlidc 9c0rii.
Bung Der Slottc burd bic 9ertrcter
BON Neuieelunb mar am 2onocnhe
Der ncllen grobortiaen GlleellItrubcn.
@crftc cine rieii9e Elottfprm errihtet
norocn. Noh ser @eariibung mllrhG
ein 6eIt5ug gebilbet, nelher iid nod
Der vMilitorp Soa" am anoercn gn-
De Der Stobt b%elucotc.
6ilr je6en Sag bes ollf cine Wodle
bcrcfncten gufentboltS iino 8ergnii.
gltngcn iopobl iiir Die Sfii5icrc, mic
audi fir Die Wunnidoften ser onleri.
taniihen S6iife porgcieben.
Siilfc il Scr NotG.
.2onbon, 10. Nhuouit.-guf orobt.
loiem @ege bat Die .Goilp Woil"
bon Dem Gnmpfer nGoronio" bic
Nodridt erGoltcn, oab Ser Compiler
om Sreitoq I'M Norbotlontiitcn
S5con sic britiid)c 9orfe n2pberboru"
in elmer Winbitiac biililoS ontroi.
Gic r%2pberborn" bcfonb lid) ieit 1879
Sogeil olli Dem @ege BON Squiqlte
mad Hotterbom. uto Die Mannihoit
botte lett 5wci SQaen feline Hobrung
ge6o6t. Itc ,Gnroniu" periob bic
9orfc nit gcniigcnben 2%ebensmitteln
uno icttc Damn Die Sabrt nad NGps
9orf fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
NHarOlanb Saub;tnmnicn : Sdnle

En5 timIuopicrBiafle Selneilcr her ,WinrB'
ianb 5-GpEtummcusS fulc" beainttt am .. 2cu'
GGl0UmnCn uiO oub litr Vic. ceret wc6or
ST iDlrtbi ~. um tbncri ben gciub Ger offcii
lldCr SDuicu 81 cyntoAI den. Sprctbel ma
EippCultcH QclCbrt. @rdnlndribules mo ala
ocmilbe SGcbCr; Siuii, HoGiS uIIo llHiurrlbt
itci. 81 melhcl bel Gbn3. %. NrI, HrinjtpGt,
6rrocrtd, Wio. (Sult30- SrptlO, DoGnUto)
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
|JA,IRY-~,~
Q3EAAMlElKr
sEAsoNAsLe SUGGESTIONS.
That VIII Amply Repay the Farmer
For Labor Expended.

That VIII Amply Repay the Farmer
For Labor Expended.
II will pay to feed mixed grain ra-
tion of four to eight pounds per day,
depending on the amount of milk and
butter produced, length of time in milk
and size of COW.
To watch the cows and feed each one
grain In proportion to her returns, and
fill her UP twice day with fodder and
hay, or hay and silage, so she will lie
down in comfort and chew her cud, not
roam the field or lot for q stray bit to
eat.
To keep her out of cold, raw winds.
To keep the dog away, to be quiet
about the barn.
To milk regularly and to milk with
clean, dry hands.
TO get the last quarter of a pound OF
milk, for it may test as high as or 10
per cent, while the first drawn may
test per cent or less.
1t will pay to weigh and test the
milk OF each COW one day every month
in the year and know which are the
profitable cows. They must be fed 365
days. What do they produce in return?
1t will pay to keep the hand separa-
tor cream, clean and cold, so or below
(use thermometer, and deliver to the
factory sweet at least three times a
week.--Farmers' Voice.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
Evaporated Cream Fraud.

In some recent investigations by gov
ernment experts, the manufacturers OF
condensed milk are hit very hard, and
they are vigorously protesting against
the proposed definition of eyaporated
cream. When these timed heifer men
were unable to deny that they were ac-
customed to apply the name evaporated
cream to what in reality was condensed
milk or perhaps skim milk, they plead
the trade custom of twenty years as a
reason why the fraud should so on
forever. These men received no COM
fort whatever from the committee,
which will recommend that evaporated
cream in interstate commerce shall ac-
tually be that which its name implies
ii is.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
Value of the senarator.

One of our dairy friends has been
skimming his milk at home by hand
and satisfied himself that not enough
butter fat was left in it to give even
a smell of butter, says Field and Farm.
Recently a neighbor who had sepa-
rator challenged him to bring sample
of his skim milk for analysis, and the
test showed that 2 per cent of butter
fat had been left in the milk. In other
words, nearly one-half of the butter In
that milk had been fed to calves and
pigs. This is expensive pig-feeding and
proved an eye-opener The human
hand is superior to many machines, but
when it comes to skimming milk no
hand skinner can beat the separator
for getting the butter fat out of a given
weight of everyday milk.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
Poet and Fool.

This story of Alexis Plron, the
French poet and cpigrammist, is told
by the writer Of French Men OF
letters"
Piron was unfortunate enough to be
arrested one night by a watchman IN
the streets of Paris, and was taken the
following morning before the lieuten.
mt of police, who haughtily lnterro.
gated him concemng his business or
profession
81 am poet" was the reply.
"Oh, Hol poet, are you?" said
the official. 81 have a brother who is
a poet"
Then we are quits rejoined Pr
on, for | have brother who is a
fool. king. I'd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Unclaimed list of letters for June
g, 1908.
Miss Florence Burns, MISS Nortna
Irkin, ophelia Henry, dead letter,
Miss Belle lIlarmon, Mrg. Harriet
Lister, Mrs. Harry shields, Mrs. q.
W. Statler, care Wadd5ll Ladies
Home. Mrs. Willie Cropton.
Men-.John e. Clark, VIM. Fish,
IN. e Guerfe, II. p. Goodale, Tom
IlHartrd, s *. Hirst, Roy ILuthine,
Alex Hambsch, James Hurley, lrvan
lsenberger, William Linder Stanley
|McGaug;ey, DIR. +. M. Pollock, Joe
Rubin, care Sam Rubin, G. IL. Ru-
dolph, care Spencer House, Claude
Robinson Roy Shoots, Paul Tran
itwein, u. H. Wiseman, Leo wade
Alex Walter care Mr.. Patingale.
ForeHgn--M. Maria Dal-Maso.
Pboto-NIiss Eva NunamalI;r, care
ID. w. Crist.
M. b. DICKBRsoN, p. NJ.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
IAFollette tomorrow Epworth
Coffee RAISING in Arabia.

The raising OF Mocha coffee Is
done by Arabs out in the mountain
GUS country of Arabia, where no
white man has ever been, and sta
tisticians and crop forecasters are
unknown. There are no extensive
plantations out there as we know OF
them In other places, but each Arab
has his own few bushes around his
little house, and raises enough Tor MS
own use and little for trading lor
other commodities. 1t thus becomes
a difficult and slow process 10 col
lect from hundreds of people enough
to load a caravan. The markets
Alden and Hodeda are several nun
dred miles from where the co!fee u
grown, and tho journey to thes'
markets takes several weeS3.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
Colonial Country Club Hotel
West Baden Springs, Indiana.

Rates 81 90 to $3.50 per day Ameri-
can Plan, Private Baths. Special
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pared with the benefits derived.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
They Had Theirs Off.

Little Sue Brown was allowed to
stand on the staircase and feast her
eyes on the beautifully dressed decol.
lete ladies at her mothers party. Pres.
emily she beckoned to her mother and
anxiously whispered:
Mother, may j take off my guim-
pei" -
"Mercy, no." said her mother; at
is the middle of winter, and you
would take your death of cold.'
We'll" said Sue regretfully, "look
there; Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Smith
have theirs Off Exchange.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
III u NOR
SCARED THE ROBBER.
How a Determined Man Prevented a
Holdup.

How a Determined Man Prevented a
Holdup.
"The fact that determined stand is
all that Is needed" continued the west
eIn man, was illustrated good many
years ago by peculiar little incident
which took place on the old stage line
running ont of Tombstone A. +. Hold
ups used to be frequent on that route;
but, strange to say, nobody took any
precautions against such a contlngen-
cy. One day the stage was carrying an
unusual number of passengers, and
while It was going over an extremely
desolated section of the road a masked
man stepped from behind rock, lev
eled shotgun at the driver ard or
dered him TO pull up.
"He obeyed at once. and the robber
began the usual programme by telling
everybody TO get out and range him
self in line with his hands above his
head. There were several nervy men
on top. but none of them cared to
court death by taking the initiative,
and IL was impossible. moreover. TO
say how many additional rullians
| might be lurking behind the rocks. At
any rate. all hands were clumberlng
down when suddenly the door of the
stage was flung violently open and out
leaped Il big. fierce looking man with
a cooked revolver I'm each fist.
AT the sight of him the robber took
an involuntary backward step and fell
sprawllng over round stone. Both
| barrels of his gun went Off in the air.
and IN the confusion he picked himself
up and ran like deer for cover. lie
| had horse on the other side Of the
rocks. and in less tine than ii takes "a
| tell it he was IN the saddle aud burn.
Ing the wind across the prairie. lie
got away. and now comes the funny
part Of the story.
"Whlle the robber was beating his
retreat the big man snapped both pis
tolls Intellectually at least half n dozen
| times and then discovered in blank
amazement that neither one of them
was loaded He was gtaring dunn
founded into the empty cylinders whcr
his wife stuck her head out of the
coach and burst into voclferous weep
ing.
"'Oh, John. she sobbed. Il took the
cartridges out of them guns this morn
ing and forgot 70 tell you about ltr A,
she spoke she held out handful OF
brass shells.
"'What the mischief did you do thai
forT he roared.
81 was skeered that they might e
off in the coach and shoot the baby
boohoo-hoop she replied" - New Or
leans Times Democrat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
A Sure Thing.

A doctor who posed as something Of
wit was passing a stone-cutter's
yard, when he stopped to speak to the
proprietor, who was at work ON a
tombstone.
"Ah," said the doctor, Il suppose
when you hear some one is i'll you get
ready for contingencies; though, OF
course, | suppose, you never go be.
yond the words, In memory Of"
We'll, that all depends" was the
response. IT you be a-doctoring OF
the patient goes right on"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
The Cause Was the Cure.

First Flatter-What on earth was
that awful shaking in this building last
night?
Second Flatter-De Jagges, who lives
on the twenty-nlnth floor, came home
with the hiccoughs.
First Flatter-Well, but there were
only two or three shocks.
Second Flatter-Sure! You see, when
things began to shake De Jaggcs
thought 1t was an earthquake. and 1t
scared his hlccoughs out OF HIM
Judge
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
THE BISHOP AND THE DRUGGIST
To the Young Mans Dissppointmen
the Joke Was on Him.

To the Young Mans Disappointment
the Joke Was on Him.
One day o bishop chanced into the
shop of druggist who was very fond
OF a joke--on somebody else. The
druggist, wishing to have joke at
the bishops expense, asked
Bishop, can You tell me the diff.
ference between an ass and bishop?"
The bishop could not
"Well," said the druggist, smiling
all over, can ass carries its cross dur
DEM upon its back, but bishop car.
ries his cross (of gold) on his breast" "
VERY good" replied the bishop, and
then continued Now then. my friend
can you tell me the difference between
an ass and druggist?"
After some hesitation the druggist
answered. "No. sir can't"
Neither can T. retorted the bishop
as he walked out
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
His EXCUSE.

"Here, waiter, there's cockroach
in this soup" angrily exclaimed the
customer in the restaurant.
That's the one great trouble with
this restaurant" said the waiter as he
carefully removed the coclSroach. THE
cook makes such good soup that ev-
erything goes after it."-Milwaukee
Sentinel
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
A Decorative ACCOMPLISHMENT.

$50 you are going 10 teach your
daughter musici"
Eyes" answered Mrs. ThlngIIt, Just
enough to give us an excuse for hav'
ing n piano lamp and II mahogany mu-
sic rack. ."-Washingto Star
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
What Indeed2

Young Thorne (to his ideaD-And
your name Is Rose? What a sweet
name Rose is
Rose-I am glad you like it. But
but--but | do not want to be rose
without a Thorne.
What could fellow say after that?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
Striking Out For the City.

Hiram Hardapple-Don't be too reck.
less about wandering from home, Zeke
Remember Il rolling stone gathers nc
moss.
Zeke-But what do want with moss
dad? Thar be too many mossbacks
around here now.--Detroit Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-09
The Warm Reeeption.

81 hear she found the audience rather
cold last night?"
"They were at first, but when they
remembered they had paid good money
to see the show they got very hot.
Harper's Weekly.