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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-22

watched with interest, but like man
hurrying through d side show exhibit
with all his thoughts concentrated on
the coming events in the big ten. At
ter Tip Meyers had won this event by
a half lap and two of the other four
contestants had hobbled from the ar
ena after wearing dents in the sur
face, the arena was cleared and the
populace waited Dreathlessly for the
appearance of the Demon Five and
the Eastern champs. The latter, clad
in sassy grey creations. were the first
to put in an appearance. AS soon as
their dressing room door opened,
there was a muffled roar which grew
louder and louder until finally the ear
drums ached, but this noise was as
the pop of a squirt gun in comparison
to the roar of a thirteen inch cannon,
when the eX-champiOns of the inverse
and neighboring planets, put in their
appearance-the flooring shook and
the roof grOaned with the noise. Our
faVOrites smiled their appreciation
and at once got busy smashing the pill
against the guards of Mr.. Jessup, who
was in harness for the first time in
two wears
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-22

than ever" Robert can still hit like
a pile-driver and covers the floor like
a streak Higgins played the same
wnrlwind game as of yore and his
work last night was one Of the fea-
lures. Cameron and Gardner are still
the reliable defense men that they US
ed to be and both artists made decid-
ed hit with the crowd. AT goal. Fido
Sutton made numerous sensational
stops and two of the goals that eased
past him We're decidedly flukey.
George Cunningham, Sr., appears TO
be even faster than he formerly was.
Last might he played first rush for the
Quakers and his floor work was SUI
perb. Bone, to the surprise OF the
crowd, worked al second rush, but he
showed up as we'll at this position as
he formerly did at first rush. Fierce
and accurate was his driving and
once be electrified the peasantrY by
one of his old fashioned swOoDs down
the entire length of the arena. the
climax of which was a neat toss of the
ball into the draperies back of the
faithful FidO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-22
Higgins Scored First

Just two minutes and seven seconds
after the whistle blew in the first Hig
gins scored on a side swipe. Three
minutes later the little fellow repeat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
GeGnloib 8Dgmerfer.

@i far after be befenbte imufte
8ogmerfer at GeInluib. Be far
for en- SID beret ubiOlst b~esrnubet
pan bet tOs iaa lang Sib at faa
Dor 8eitilins efspeberet. @n far
hi ct fort Splas meb fblsenoe banff
SrDf: Serren er min Sbrbe. SrDst
life trp fun. SrO, Saab % aer'
ligbeb. Sjertelis 2bfbnifnius. a0e,
Der muatte bnife bisie fine ,imaa
aDrs fan mi faa benz. Oct ifal
alGbe us at mubtase mango ge.
i~tiainser. Sriiem er nit 10 Gentsl
fsr bar Be Is Gents.
9Grbbbigit
Gan. 2ntb. Snbl. SDnie,
8lair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
SObannes Glaniem.
Gu&66enbapn,")

Sarpel, for iiOlte Sang SarpeI,
On gGpe @onlilo SreIt
gu Oebe peO bort @renfelfel,
Oct Ste0, big bueb beOIt!
gu fif Ou SreO - BEN fanot ou e;
S 9egnets SIP og 9arm -
Wten gipe @uO, sit Orb fonot Sci
Sil oQe Ganifes 9nrml
Stint Sr0, Ou tolte fprIt og iioit,
DIN Sporelonoets Ngo,
9t ringe Sro og &ernets 8riIt
&il poloe 0anmarfs 9s6l
SpoO nptteo set, at @ielp bar nGr,
Naar f6rit ri f9lOet laa -
Gen listing, iom Ell imeO0er Sp9ro,
Sfnl unoer Iaget gaol
: 6reOen @rGit, / &rigen Self,
Oh fGmpeO iom en- Wan0,
Sg altio UNDER &oriets Self
Tor Gro og Se0relanOl
Sau Lao os LOBE peo Sin 8rap
Seer S6noeripllonos Soro:
Gen Sonfe, iom 6u @inger gop,
Sfal bGipe mer ems Orb!
81 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

FrGlt ct afgaaet peO 0poen, bill
bGtfe @en1oO / ollie oan%ifiinoeoa
5torOpespigeres &ierte. Sngen font
9erlglt ErGIt bar iom 8aitor Gloll-
zen Sfrift % Sale pirfet iaa meget
Tor &trfeltoets 6remme / 9torOlles=
pig lom Den afOp0e @eoersmano. 49,
St ltploer 9am Sof for bans parme
Ganlfe 9iertelug, Der gap Jig ltollog
faa laa mango Mau0er.
Sobonnes Glouien, Ser iaunlell
meO Silbelm Beef bar peret me0
ii, at oprette Snoremis1ion / &onge-
rtget, bar p9ret birfiom til set iio1te.
9an tulte laaleOes / 6reOags (0a-
gen tpr ban OpOe) / 2empig peo ct
6orlparsmpOe, bpor ban fortalte fra
i'm Sleneite JON Seltprelt / 1864 og
bGpoeOe ltGrtt, at Sorlpursiagen
life maatte bore Ell politiif Yarti-
Jog, men en- Siertelag, Der iamleoe
aQe.
Spire6laoet sort 2ano" giper
cen ofopoe fslgenoe @ftermele:
DSngen bar baaret en- mere uo-
prGget &grligbeo til lit 6eoreIano
emo Sobannes Glauien og ban bar
Sorlparsbepegeliens fSrite Nfano.
Sobonnes Glauien foritoo meo Or
Gets @egt at minOe % ON greorene
moo SDO. Den 76-aorige Wano
69oe miot / lit Wanosarbejoe."
Observation-Disclosures n&pben,
Fuun" %ifriber:
~OfeO BAN er en- goo oanif Man0,
Ell trofait 69Orelanospen cg en- parm
HatriOt gauet bort. 9epenoe bar
ban al 9taturelt og Electromagnetic bar
bans Sino. san ltoO altio mi0t i
StriOen, naar bet gialOt oct, Der bar
bans @ierte fGrt. 6or 6oriparsla-
gen DirfeOe ban gertnem mango 9lar
baaoe ! Sale og Sfrift, / firfelige
SpprgSmuols 9rpftelie fog ban le-
benoe og ellergiif Del, og ban bar
Ell Opgtig STREET., bpis @erning iatte
npbe Spor | bans WtenigheO. Sans
NtinOe bill blipe beparet meo rig
agtelie og a~erligbe0 al Be mange,
Der lGrte bam at fenOe."
- 8iiGttelien fanot Steo Snsoog
Ben %. Quarts ST. 913 / &onlilo
SorOfeitelien Sorsoog Ben
26. @tarts ST. 2 fra &pslinge Strife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

NfSpO &ete=

stepping Sugn. - If0pD Bette
run fra Sreaarsfrigen. Sorsoag 5.
10. Worts afgif peo 0poen tioligere
@aarOejer Sens @interberg / 9iern-
brup / en- SLIDER al "a 9lar. Sen Se=
Gengangne bapoe oeltaget / Soripa-
ret al lit 9onO og lin &onge / Gre
aarSfrigen peo 10. Battalion. 8lanot
anoet bapoe ban ppret meo / Sla=
gene beo Slespig og Mpiunoe. s
ben I%nleoning mootog ban ben peO
Song Gbriitions Gegerinesiubileum
noOelte @rinOringsmeooiQe. Sens
@interberg bar fife gift men boeOe
lammen meo en- SeIter poa Sgoe-
gaaroen, bpor ban ogiaa os0e. Sffe
blot | De 6ebGgeoe &rigsaar bite
Sens @interberg Sroifab moo &on=
&c og S9orelano, men efter at bort
Sono bar fommet UNDER SremmeO=
berreoommet, ltStteoe ban 0an ifbe-
zen peO trOfnit at mpOe peo 8algene
for at ofgipe lin Stemne poa ounIfe
StdiOsmeno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
Spnoer,

Spmoer. - Srnsler pm ltoptsning.
gn oanlf SgmmerlpenO, Ser er fpOt
/ 6orl lens, men bar p9ret fer / 8Den
/ Is 9(or og er gift og bar TO gprn,
lfal UNDER ben berifenOe llOeluffelie
al Weltrene bore blepen truet meo
l~topisning, i%friper uSeitilespigs 81
oenoe". MeOoelelien ifal bore ianb,
ibpor utrolig Ben eno lp6er. 9por-
ON oIttng er, rpber Siitorien, bpor
ltbpggelige SorbolOene | NorOles=
pig er blepne pes BEN al Softer mo
leoe0e @olitif. gnbper tror, at ban
bar Sob iii at fpre set frpgtelige
Goa6en, en- 2an0sforpisning er, el-
Ter / Set min0lte true 6ermeo ielp /
Tor6olo, iom ilet intet bar meo Ben
rationale &nmp at ogre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
Gaft. SObannes Glanlens
Gfterm9le.

%uit. So6anneS Glauien 6pis 9s<
Sen 81. @arts pi onltalte forrigc
&irSOog bar / mango 9(ur - ca.
40 - pGret en- fenot og ifattet 8re.
lteififfelie Oer6iemme / Wooerfirfert.
San bor ultio pGret meb poa 2ipets
SIDE. Serlig fenot er ban fra
Snore MiSiions f6rite 0oge iom
%oit. Bib. Secfs t~rofaite Sen og
@eobiGIper og ioa for bans frem-
ragenOe Observation-Disclosures. 8[a-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
orts ON MtorQellen ti0lia

Marts ON @Orgenen tiOlig al
8ranO6ornets ubpggelige Signoler.
@ranoe1 bar opitaaet i 9pen, nenl-
Zig bos 8%aarOeier Asntus Sdmiot.
Gmfring peo ST. 314 par SlOel1 op-
Ilaoet / Ell Staf @ulm, ion a ter
ifet 9agen i 6orpejen. Do @olm=
ltaffen laa tot inO til &uOebpgnin-
gerlle, pareOe BET fife lGnge, inoen
Oe blep ct 9lop for 2uerne. Oerimoo
blep Stltebuiet forifaunet Oa BET ct
teffet meo @op. &reaturerne bleu
Gle reoOeOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

bar funnel fomme igennem Spif-
lunO, bOor &oIooeienet eaers Leg
ger ode m1lige Sinoringer / @eien.
Oct SI9if, Der er ienOt Oernao, er
ganite imoa Spin, vSoIte", Ser bar
en- 8egt al ca. 100 Suno. 9e fem
6es oerneo / ferif Silitono.
Oct bill pere al meget flor Snter-
este at felge oenne Sags pioere l10-
bifIing; t6i etbOert mt @orfe0 for
oen Oanife Gfsport betpber 10 en-
oireftc @epinit for 9ot0et."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
Slcns6prg. - StOr Ir6ejbsnbcluf=

Slcmsburg. - StOr Irbcjosmbcluf-
felie paa &Grftet? Sor nogen Sif
lioen uo6rpo Der en- Sfrue puo
,@opalosmerfe" / &iel. @erfterne.
ser bar iluttet Jig iammen, frepeos
Nrbei0et genoptaget inoen 81.
Mfarts, men set ifete life, ifgnt Ser
trueoes me0 en- lt9rre Ir6eiosuoe=
luffelie.
9eu ifol 0enne ipprfipttes. 8ao
oct berpererOe Serft lpite Sc 24OO
9lrbeiOere ben 81. Marts en- opilaaet
Alafat ON, at GGrftet ier iig ne0=
iaget til fra nGite Days Mften at
nbelrffe ire Semteoele al olle Dir
6eioere, bpis fife Sfruell paa Set
fiellfe SGrft afiluttes inoen Sen
Sio.
Eaa aQe tpife &prfter for6ereoes
en- lignenoe rtOeluffelie.
S Sc iiolte 9ar er ser ct 8or
@ange truet meO en- iaa0on str6eios-
ltoeluffelie / AnleOning al minore
Sfrrer, men Oe er bper Sang bleu=
he unOgaaeoe pes Sfruens afill4t=
ming.
NGite Days 9(ften bar ifolge
~6lens6org Npi5" Stiaingen ufor-
nn0ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

Sprs6pl. - Nf~bplbsIagcm. (Sl.
ND.) Eli ct Soreoragsmeoe Spn=
Dag Aften BEN %. Murts / Sprs-
bpl Soriamlingsbus bar Ser mpot
24O Eerioner. 8aniioneret 9erer
=. Sesien al Ssnoer6org bolot
6oreOrag ON Sribe0en. Gerefter
tit 8%aar0eier @ottbar6tien al 9tsr=
mart orbit til ct MISUNDERSTANDING.
San neOnte blanot an0et, at ser /
%&ongeriget 9onmarf fa1otes 1907
900 Mtbolosfolf, pg at BEN finite
&igsoag bar peOtaget ct fllloitpnoigt
6orbuo 6oaOe moO SilDirfning %
Salg al allfobol iom 9rif.
gfter &offe6oroet oplnIte Sesiell
nogle moriomme Stpffer, og Soft
barOtlen talte otter ON Nf6olosla=
gen; ban minoeOe ON, at 9egernes
Wening ON w9(lfobolen MI / Mooipt-
hing til fpr bauOe foran0rat Jig til
ltor SfoOe for Ilfobolen.
Sen M Notwithstanding for Sprs-
6pl og Smegn bar MI oper 20 Weo=
lemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

9~aoersleu. - NfbpS @~aabcm6ru=
Der. 5 Oenne @intar tpnoer bet
LENT / De gamle Seteraner JON fro
moo Oeres &onge tog Gel / &en
1880, ifriper n@1m." 9enne
@ong er bet Spren Gbriitenien Per
/ SDen, Iom er blepen folot bort.
Sen @fopoe, iom / lengere Sio bar
teret iuag, er foOt / Teien @mt
1919. San bar p9ret meo / aae
tire &rigsaor og Oeltog 6lonot an
bet ogioa / Sloget peo SIteo Ben %.
Sill 1850. Otter bette Stag fit
7gGH tiloelt Seoerstegnet for topper
og tro Sieneite og blep ienere uo-
nepnt til &orporol. gbriItenlem,
Ger per | 9pen er beoit feltot UNDER
@apnet uSpren &orporal~, far /
ire Aor mo0taget @~eOersgapen for
Geteranerne paa 100 &r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
Sganm. - Hefur0en ~llnaet.

0DYHM- JttluIueH uuueI. IS
~6lens6org @ois" Mr. 70 leies Ell
lille gtotits fra Stepning poa @ls,
betegnet u@n &eforo", bpori ser for
telies, at Sfoleforeningen i 5tep-
ming bar fife mirtore ems oper 60
@eolemmer. % Ser tilfsies:
rSbem fan iloo Geforoen?" SSoet
ri Der / 6egum pber ct ioaoont &e-
lultat, Ser pioner ON baooe ct goot
4rbeioe og ct pormt Siertelag for
Sogen, al mltlig 9~(nerfenoelie, mo
laoer hi life at oplpie, at ri / @pguln
&ommltne bar 81 WeOlemmer al
Sfoleforeningen. M}en Der er if
fert on0re &ommllner, ser bar eno-
MI flere, mener n6eimoal".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

Setting SOsn. - 800 Marf saac=
DC up / smer. (0bbpit.) @eo en-
Brand / Se6beIep &ro ifol Ser ifpl-
&c ct tpif glaO ppre 6rpnot 600
Mtorf / 8opirspenge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

bene Oerbiemme giuer bam ct lf9n
Gfterm9le. 81 ital me0oele nogl,
llOOrag.
n&olOing 6olfe6loO" %lfriper:
@anife upentet fom 8u0ifabet ON
at 8altor Sobannes @lauien a
&oniilo par opO. Sor nogen Iii
iiOen bar ban ret alporlig ipg, mel
tom oper BET og fnroeoes / ben iioltt
Sio iOm i9opanlig omfring / San
bet JONI 6oreoragsbolOer. S 2pr
bags SormiOoags leIte ban mel
&onfirmanoerne> og bar ga raft oG
Iiplig, ON @ftermiO0agen fplte bar
Jig utilpas, og peO 6-Sioen OSOe
ban al ct SlagtilfelOe.
Sobanne5 Garl gntil @laulen
TOR fg0t BEN 20. @prtl 1882 / Ios.
leu, bDor bans Sober bar Yn9it
San blep StuOent 1851 og teologiit
&%anOiOot 1857. Sra 1857-1063
par ban &apeQan / Stenmagle-
Stenliae, 1864 Seltpreit UNDER Sri
gen, oerefter en- fort Sio &eilepreli
for Snore Mfisiion. 0a Gil6elm
SirfeOal bapoe facet lin Afifeo, be-
r9ge0e Gegeringen @luuien til al
oDertage @m6eOet lom SognepreIt
&pslinge. Ser bor ban fra 1866
til 1877, blep iaa forflpttet til Scr.
&pnoelie=SgibD, bpor bon blep til
1885, falOtes iaa til Sogneprelt peo
st. 8etars Strife / SIogelie. Otter
Wprf Soniens 990 / 1895 blep
Glouien ronepnt til Sognepreit for
&oniilO og 9oIbp.
Sra i'm ungoom lllttte0e Glaulen
Jig til Sr1Ore Misiion. Sen blep
oprettet pou ct WpOe / StenliQe
1861, og iammen meo i'm Sen, Gil-
belm 8ecf, traaote GIouien ino /
Misiionens fprite 9eitpreIie. timber
lit SpbolO / &Dslinge nprmeDe ban
Jig til ben grunotDiglfe 9fetning, og
/ 1874 oeltog ban / Ippels SrOina=
ton paa Nifop. Somnle @ar us
traa0te ban al .SnOre WiSiions Be
ltprclie, forOi ban miSbiQiga0e 0ens
iforpe &oloning oper for @runot=
pigionerne. San peoblep BOG at itoa
/ penifa6eligt Sorbol0 til Misiionen,
onler0 Genlfabet fife oltiD bar lige
rarmt. S Be lenere 9(or regne0es
ban olminOelig for @rulOtpigianer.
&enitabet me1em bam og Gil6elm
@ecf pareOe til oennes 9eb.
Sobannes Glal1ien bIep / 1861
GIFT me6 9irgitte Sofie Mag0alene
Geterien, 0otter al bopprenoe Sog-
r;eprGit Geterien i @ierslep. Snn
efterloOer Jig Ell 0atter, Der er gift
meO 0iItriftsl9ge Senpel / &oloing,
iamt tire S6nner, bporaf en- er Bre=
mierlpjtnnnt / 6loaoen, en- Sogne=
prpIt / SrubetroQe og en- Sorltfan-
itioot.
0&riiteligt 0og6lao" ifriper t
ct IGngere @ftermele til Slutning /:
u9e, Der bar fenOt Sobannes
@luuien, pil minoes lengit, bporle=
>es bans Zine fl1noe l~troale, naar
ban minOeOes De unge Gage, ga ban
par meO til at fsre SUBS 9fige frenl
/ bort 2nn0.
Oct er ogiaa set iiOlte MinOe, pi
lelD perlolllig bar ON bam, Oa oi
paa Ell Sernbanetur for nogen Sib
iiOen traf ben gamle SrpIt, og bo.l
meo Saorer / 9inene, mart
Sfpmt, mart / Ilpor, talte ON SSn=
rre-lfisiions 8~ornoomsooge og ON,
hpoO uSfG6ne og SilfeIoe", oer
eab0e Deret bam for Saonoen ira
bans ltngoomSuar. Wan m9rfeoe,
hpor pormt bans Sjerte, troos 81
f%orifeuige Geie, ilog for Sn0re<Mis-
iions @erning.
@n Sof for Seorelonosiino, er
Saf for gammel &erligbeo bill bert
Zen &ran5, S1lOra=Wfisitons @ennel
pil legge pua Saitor Sobannes
@lauiens 8aare."
uSerlingife 5ioenoe": yGlauIer
ror ultio / trapl 8epegelie. Sar
LII sGa GC- '
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

Sarrc6p. - 60 Iars SmbilGnm
iom &Guer feire0e 2eroag Sen 81.
Marts BEN gomle 8pper Sens
GbriItenien eQer Sens @eper, iom
ban melt benepnes. @n Del al
&ommllnens @eboere bapOe foran-
ltaltet Ell Selt bos 8eitgiper Sans
8ecf ber / 8pen til 9@re for Sen
eotnle Mano, Ser mi far naaet Sc
-.
Oct er ct Iangt pg pirfiomt 2ip
unoer nt6ilomme og beifeone &aar,
han fan ie til6age pao. S fine urtge
Star relite ban en- Del iom Snip
lingsfrGmmer / SpqanO.
9(t Sens @eper er en- goo og tro=
fat oanit Mfano, Ser aGOrig ipigter,
ifal iiges iii bans sore, fortGGer
r@iemOal".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

Iabemraa. - Gn ~slGbelig Gfter=
rctning. Natten til 96rbag Sen 81.
Marts mootog StprmanO Sammer5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

Mopn / 9(rnitluno forleoen par ips-
ieliat meO at ifoHe Stene OBJ al Ell
ganlmel SrpnO, iom ifulOe opfpl-
oes, gleo Sc loie Sunomosier oper
bant, ioo ban begrope0es al omtrent
Ell @ieter SorO. Snoeflemt ira aae
Sioer moatte ban, uoen at funne
rpre ct Gem, til6ringe en- Cine, IN
ben BET ponifelige 9feoningsarbeioe
lpffeoes. Seloigpis funoe Sen Bio
falote 2ege erflGre, at &opn fife
bopoe facet more &peltelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

Some fer / 8pen ct Telegram ira
Wonoerl, Der er forlte Stprmono ON
9orO pau 0ampift6et r2aiB", Ser
til6prer &am6org-9ultralien 2inien.
San meooelte / Selegrammet, at ban
bar blepen reooet, efter at Sfibet
bar gr1nOlt9ot og lunfet / &eoe-
gauat.
Es6p SDgn. - De fit life Barnet
meO. @eO en- 8arneoaab forleoen
BET / Sognet benOte fSlgenOe puo-
iige SilOrogelie: 8arIelgiloet bar
forbi, og @eiterne gift bper til lit.
Slanot bisie bar Ser ogiou en- 6ami=
lie, iom bapOe 0ereS Barn nteo /
Sarnepognen. 9e gift in0 / Sope-
fomret eg tog 8arnepognen og forte
al Steo. 9a oe bar fommen ct
Stpffe BEN 40 8eien, iamtaleoe Sc
ON, at Set oog bar goot, at Barnet
bar ioa roligt. @n at @efterne,
iom fltGgtes meo oent, fom oo meo
BEN olporlige 8emerfntng, at Sc
boo0e bel bog Barnet me0. Ge0
narmere gfteripn bite set fig, at
8ornet ilet fife bar / @ognen. Ge
maatte MI tiGbage, og ber fon0t Sc
9arnet liggenoe / Sengen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

@ebiteb. - Gn farlig Sitting
g. ga 2anomano 8ertel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

SfrDbitrmp. - SlSebranb. 8e6c
erne / SfrDoltrup peffe6es 6en 22
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-24
D. Edelman Pays, Taxes
10, ruin the cityel I
'PAw'0 BY TIE MONTH
Mayor Cannot Collect Ii
cense Fee Now.
Rochester Clothing Company Finds
Very Clever Way Of Overcoming
the City Ordinance

ID. Edelman, the owner of a
stock of fire damaged clothing,
which has been placed in room
at 1873 South Main street has sue
ceeded in evading the city ordin-
ance which requires every dealer
who locates in the city temporarily
to pay heavy daily license.
Edelman opened up last week
and was Immediately notified that
he must pay fee of s. per day
for each day he kept his store open.
lie objected and threatened to test
the ordinance in the courts but fin
ally agreed to pay the license for
two days.
This morning he went to the Of
flee of the county treasurer, w. C.
Wottring, and paid taxes for one
month on stock valued at $1,500.
The assessment amounted to $4.25
and pays his taxes until March 1,
when the same amount is again due.
Since he has paid taxes on his
stock he is to all intents and pur-
poses a permanent resident here and
the city authorities cannot collect
the license fee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-24
HUNDRED OR MORE
GOING TO DELAWARE
All are Anxious to Hear Gov
ernor Folk.
Excelleat Entertainment 10 Assured
all Visitors From This
City.

A hundred or more Marion men
will leave this evening at s o'clock
over a special interurban car, to
attend the Governor Folk banquet
at Delaware, which will be the con-
cluding event of the Ohio biennial
state convention of the Y. NJ. C. A.
The special car will land the Mar
ion party at the Edwards gymnas-
ium promptly at 6 o'clock, at which
time the banquet is scheduled to
begin.
Secretary ]. III. Oatey o. the local
association has been in Delaware
throughout the entire convention
and has made all necessary arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
Marion representatives. BESIDES
Governor Folk of Missouri, num-
ber of other eminent men will speak
at the banquet tonight.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-24
Ohio Cities win Join Hands
!, svuaifths Fight. I'o'ssoli'
Masuprr5- % 5aph lluhLoAs
BOYD an CONFERENCE
Council will be Asked to
Make Appropriation.
Legislature viii Probably Aid In
the Work In Defense Of q Number
Of State lnstitutions.

City solicitor n. Il. Boyd attend
ed meeting in Columbus Saturday
at the Office of Attorney General
Ellis, at which preliminary plans
were made for carrying the case af-
fecting the use of sceptic tanks ia
sewage disposal plants to the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
The circuit court of appeals, of
the United States, in recent deci-
sion decided that wherever such
methods OF handling sewage are in
use a patent owned by New York
men is infringed upon. Unless the
Supreme Court reverses this deci-
sion it will be obligatory for the
owners OF such plants to pay a
royalty OF fire per cent OF the cost
OF the plants. y,
In Ohio there are about twenty
in operation at present and about
as many more are either planned or
actually under construction. The
meeting was called by the attor-
hCy 6Vurfdi anu Vuiy eNdIIOu. lOH-
don, Mansfield and Delaware sent
repre htatives. Another meeting
will be held at later date to deter
mine upon the exact course to be
followed.
delaware and Mansfield have
each subscribed $3.50 and Columbus
$3.50 to fight the case. 1t will be
necessary to raise about $4,000
and unless. all OF the cities interest
ed make appropriations the fight
cannot be made and royalties will
be collected. The general assembly
will be asked to contribute a
large sum to defray the expenses
of the suit as many of the state
institutions use yceptic tanks In
their private disposal plants.
Mr.. Boyd states that council, at
Its next meeting win probably make
an appropriation of $3.50 to pay
,AIarion's portion of the legal pro.
Iceedings.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-24
\. 3. sucHRE CLUB
Was Nicely Hntsrtained BY NJ. and
and xrs. Ollie Brown.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Brown, OF North
Main street, charmingly entertained
the members of the N. q. euchre
club Friday oevening. Progressive
euehre wxs ehjoyed and isonors of
thee evening elwerss given ,toJdMrs,
ChaNies Riudson iia,nd MrslQLewis
SdarchVe The consolation prize went
to Mrs. Henry Pryor. A four course
luncheon was served by the hostess
at the close Of the games.
Next Saturday evening the club
will be entertained by Mrs. Frank
Smith, Of North Main street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-24
Waldo Farmers Adopt Such
a Resolution.
The INSTITUTE CLOSES
Blands Hall Packed at All
Sessions.
The State Speakers Gave Satisfac.
tion Throughout and the Sessions
were Profitable.

At the concluding session OF the
waldo Farmers Institute Saturday
afternoon, resolutions were adopt.
ed favoring county local option, a
vote OF thanks was extended the
state and local speakers, and the
officers and committees instrumental
In making the annual affair the
great success which 1t proved to be.
"A resolution asking that congress
repeal the l4ongworth bill, was
adopted.
The closing session was marked
by an exceedingly large attendance.
BANDS hall being filled to its capac-
ity. The program opened with a
selection by the Waldo orchestra
after which G. C. Housekeeper
talked on the subject "Real Value
,of Farm Lands" lie spoke OF the
conveniences which the farmers
are now permitted to enjoy, he out
lined their many advantages in a
financial and moral way and declar-
ed that the time is not far away
when the farmer w.A be the most
independent as we'll as the most
happy class OF laboring men.
Prof. jenkins of Pleasantville
talked for short time on "Grange
ORGANIZATIONS. He advised the
farmers to organize and learn to
stand together. He referred to the
advantages which would fall to
the farmers of this county. were
they organized, VI fonr
'l'nvThe Ipwigramo el0sel with an ad-
Hdpess byrJJouWsug Nicodemuss, who
'ltsiked interestingly on "The5 Holpa
ana ftss SURROUNDINGS" Iyeo pictNrkd
the ideal country home, He showed
how the farmer can provide 4
prettier, as well as more convenient
home, than the man residing in the
city Make your homes attractive"
was the speakers motto. In conclu.
sion he explained how the comn-
try home could be mode invitii,e
and COW looking by the plantina
OF shrubberv and other improve
ments which could be installed al
but very small cost
Besore adjonrning the hodv vot
ed unanimously tn netifion ths
countv Tor another institute at th'
same place next year.