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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

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ger, Nrnlin Sembergcr, Gorl 6idt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Seine, meme &cr6anoIuuQ

Seine, meme &crbonbIun0
bcs 9ocrirq. Yro5ciica.
Hi0tcr Sharp micS in N6tbcilun8
Gar. . oc@ Common ElcoS = @crihs
teS sen glntrog olti cine ncltc Scr'
bonoIlmq in ser Glogciadc bon Ser
mann 0ocring gcgcn Die Sbomo9 s.
@oiibor . Company alb. 0ocrin8
Bate fir pcrionIihe &%crlc6un0cn
cine GntitGOigumg bon $40 5llgc'
iprodcu crbulten. Sn Dem Nro5cb
mnr einc intcrciiontc iltriitiihe 6ro0c
ii6cr Ou3 NcrbGltuiB bon Nrbcttgebcr
mo 0icnitbotcu in%polpirt, ocrcn Gnt'
iG1ei0lulg ser Nid)tcr crit nod longec
GrU0gun9 O%ornobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Nnf irun WlccrcsitranOc.

Gic morgcn begtnueloe SGn9crfubrt
6eS o@ernlmlio : N}dnlerd)otS~
nod 4tlontic.Gitp o1i boa Sorg-
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tbciligllnG cine 0liBcrit 5o5lreiNc.
! - Cite Der (beilncbmcr.
Worgcn iriib lmt I llbr 10 Wtin.
bcgie6t iid bic It6rtItc Delegation
bon Gcutid- 9lmerifonern aus Der
Stoot Der Moulmcntc nnd) 9ltIuutic-
Gitn mcldc Die StuOt ant Niccrc9=
Itron0c jnlola Aclchcn bat. Snn Ell.
9cntliGcn Siunr oc3 Nortca lit Die
Heiic cine refine &crgniigmN2iubrt.
&ritlidtigc aberdeen crplidcu IN Ptts
lclben ober picl mchr. Wcru0c III Der
Belt, 100 10 picl Don unlcrclt tolll-
mInnilhcn Nyaonilotioncn 0ctbon
miro, Inn oca &liDn @uItinlorc'2 llotb
oIlcn Nclttbeilcn 81 traBcn, .olln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
%altimurc's &crauIgnugSplGbc.

SIN Electric Eurt" lpcrOcn Die &or.
ItcQuuQcn tGQlih intc%rCllontcr. -
Mci6boltigc F%ro0romn Iilr oicle
@odc i'm o@op Sborc," oHiuets
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Ger ,9tcuc electric Forf," elmer
Der 9robten urb id)Gniten Nnlilia-
mcntHplGtc ser Wclt, mudt iitr 0icle
Mod)C Elm EroGronm bcfunnt, lpcl-
DIES sic Allimcrfi9mtcit ocH Eltbli-
tun2 III hnbcm Mt0Bc crrcacn 0ilrfte.
Gle ]o%obnStomn $1,000" aiebt nab.
reno Der uGdltcn Modc fiinf &or-
itclllulNUt t0Qlidl }luCi nnt AtudnIit
t09 ul0 orci ou NIbcn0; Der ,Nubps
%ncltbntor." nTu5cp Gu}cr" lino itcta
gut bclllht, mo st" lit m0brcno ocS
Aoll5cn Cages pom elmer groBcn Mcls
&C lroblid)Cr 3llIhollcr mnlNchcn. Ter
fIeinc See lit mGbrcno oc@ glbcn0a
prnd)tu0ll iulutinirt. 0ic aSbooting
tbc Ghuta" bil0ct cine Scr SullptaIs
troftioncn am FIabc, nuo Die Nn1c'
itelltcn limo. ioit ollBcr Stnr0c, Die
Nrbcit 81 bCluGltiacn. GNnn'S Mili'
tGr.@opclle con5crtirt mGbrcno Der
ndd)itcn @ohc. &m Solt3inol iii cit
ncltcr Nobcn 0clc0t mnr0cn; bier lie
lert Gnlcrid'@ &npelc Die Wltiif. Die
&oll0cuiuc-& orltcllrmQCu II. ooo ireic
StoOium lucrocn IN oicicr gSode Die
Programme Gnocrn.
Scr Ban Sborc Bart"
Ter n@np Shore Norf" ocrpinnt
to0lid mcbr mo mcbr an Fopulori.
tat. Si0nor SiriNnono'a &upcllc.
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ltlo glbcnO.
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lliglld)c NrtiQcric. aopclc and nab.
reno Der fonmcnocn Modc conicrti.
ren. Ter Hciort, mcld)cr tGglih bon
Soulcnoc1 bCilld)t miro, gilt ais elmer
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Fltbliflm 0clicfcrt.
u0mpnn DAT BART"
Gin por5iiglidcs Erogronm lit iiir
0icic @Odc i'm o@lupnn Ouf Eort"
porgclcbCn. Tic moblbcfonntc SQn.
germ Gpelpn Gibbons jieht Die Aui-
m%crfionlfeit oc4 EublifumS in 10 DO
benz Mobc nlf lid,. Nud) Die 3ci.
denfilnitIer Gibbons & EbiQipS nil.
len Die 9eiudcr gut 81 unterbolten.
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Seuermcrf o%llbgcbronnt audi Ion0en
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acl, nit DEM truilrirtcn Ficr0e Sting
Topul" itott.
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cinigcll. - Nro5cB lcinta Wiiton-
Qcflogtcn morgcn. %tolieni.
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Sic @cidDorrncu I'M M~orOpro5cB
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elmer lctt 6rcitnq Nodmittog 3 llbr
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50. Wtoi bis t6. September 1907.
Gin neuc8 Sbfcr ser sc.
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SonlleI Wtoroluit mur0cu i'm arcis.
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trctcn 0llrd sic 6S. Touio, g(bro-
bonn uulo &iooc SolonSfu, cine ser
rem @orocrobc . SonOhrna, Nr.3O1,
Noro @opitroBc, cin0cicbt. Sic lei.
Itctcn $4,000 9iirgidoit. Sic Wtob.
robmc erfolgtc ouf antroo ser 6ir,
ma Clifton Ealta Gonlpunp, 0lGlt
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NoIon9tp 50. ltinnntc Ocnl gntroJ
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men.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

5icbt h ms Bri-
putlcben 5urii If. - Gapit0n
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liAlation cingcrcid)t, nod)Ncm CT be
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ten Weluu0bctt bdl6cr tcn1purur pom
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re alt nlb cine bel Nucit, mcld)c jc.
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9tnluft. luublbCfunntc GrId)cirlnlg.
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81 Nnuic i%eiertc. GGpitan 9arriion
BON Der ,@nmo Giles" lit ols icin
HohIolger onaericbcr, m0brcnb 50.
pitGn Sec Moolioro al Die SteQc oca
@rn. Norriion trctGn miro.
@rben trumm ME III Glen it
en- gCgen. - S~ed)aAlutOert Mits
alicocr Gea uirrtcH RcginIcnta rcilten
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Charles i. MadIin, begIcitct bon
&obn :. 6arIon's aopellc, pom Gam.
hcn-9abnbof III 0a2 III l'inc Elains,
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iebl 6es Sbcritcn abofilmiformen,
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M%ccbamten, M, eillgenomnlen,
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heutc 9lbcno iIt Filtc Elailt$ eintref-
fen. Gn9 &cgimcnt> miro am is.
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riiderpurtet.
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Bonn SENDER aufgefan.
cen. - Son einem SENDER Der ga.
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mar I'M 9egriff sic Gbarlesitra6c.
ipilhen Oorf. mo SiaitroBe, si
t~rcll6en mo bemerftc Sen beranno.
Genoen @agaon nid)t. Sic fam nit
leihten &~erlebungen barpu.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09
MARION CITY OFFICIALS
HOLD BIENNIAL LOVE FEAST
Banquet is Served at the Commercial Club-A Goodly
Number of Very Interesting Toasts Given by Pres
ent and Ex.City Oficials-Permanent Organization is
Formed aud Officers Elected

The big banquet and love feast of
the city officials-the down and outs
and the up and ins-was held at the
Commercial club last night and was a
success in every particular The en-
tire success of last nights affair re-
suited in the organization of what is
to be known as 1.-The Marion City
Officials Association"
After an informal session in the
club parlors the banquet room was
entered and an excellent repast was
served under the direction of George
G.. Lippincott, manager of the club.
AS the fragrant aroma of pure
Havanas permeated the atmosphere
everyone felt in talkative mood
and Mr.. j. Il. Phillips gave everyone
an opportunity. After short in
troductory speech of a humorous ma
ture Mr.. Phillips started the fun by
calling on Mayor Louis Scherff for
q talk on the subject, "A Home Run
on Sunday and Other Days" The
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09

Marion Tribe Of Ben Hur held an
important meeting in its halls last
evening. The attendance wasa ex-
ceedingly large. After transacting
thy { Regular lodge business. the
annual Installation services were
I with Mrs. J. b. Layton acting
as installing officer. the oath Of ad-
ministration was given to the fol-
lowing corps of officers: Mrs. J..
B. Layton. past chief; Mr.. w. B.
Spaulding, chief: Mrs. F. G. Eg.
field, Judge; Mrs. Ida Stanley
teacher; Mrs. T. j.. Davies. scribe
Mr.. B. F. NAPLES, keeper OF
tribute: Mr.. John Evans, captain
Mr.. Dennis Gompf. guide: Mr.. T.
J. Davies. inner guard: Mr.. n.
M. Parish, outer guard: DR.. 2. o.
Richardson, Ben Hur: T. y. Davies
Rabbi Joseph; Mrs. Dennis Gompf
pianoist. :.
Following the Installation. a
banquet was served and general
social conclave enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09

lcity's chief executive reviewed BRIEF
ly the Sunday baseball situation and
other propositions that he has been
up against during his tenure Of Of
fee. He told of happenings which
is probably without precedence in
the history of the city. A meeting Of
the w. c. 4. U. was called for a
certain afternoon and the hostess Of
the day called upon the mayor to
attend the meeting and address the
members on Sunday observance. The
mayor likes to MAKE speeches so he
attended. He reviewed the BASEBALL
question and told the ladies that the
American Sabbath is not and never
will be strictly observed but that the
Christian Sabbath will be and is OBJ
served. After he had left the meet
ing he was roundly scored for his
every utterance. He concluded with
the statement that a man is what
his convictions make him and he be-
lieved that man should stand boldly
for what he believed to be right.
He hoped to make fewer mistakes in
the future than he had made in the
past and felt confident that he will
be able to work in harmony with
the new city officials.
AS the POSTMASTER arose ne re-
marked that he did not believe that
another man in the house would have
mad the nerve to face those twenty
five women in the w. C. r U. meet
ing and all agreed with him. Mr..
1ssleib was introduced as "An ad-
mirer OF Bismarck and Blaine and
willing to be with them" With his
1ace wreathed in the usual smile. Mr..
lssletb said that he was glad TO be
mentioned with such men as Bismarck
and Blaine. He said that he believed
that city officials meet with MANY
obstacles which can be overcome only
10y thorough study and hard work
Az hrst when you are elected, Won
rhlnk you are the whole thing but
pretty soon you generally find out
that dere is odders," concluded the
speaker as he suddenly remembered
recent meeting of the Service Board
Inc next talker was John V. WI.
son. retiring councilman. His sub.
1ect was Whether 1t pays to serve
the public and bost your real estate
or whether the safety OF the city Is
in the mayors veto"
Mr.. Wilson said that he was no,
prepared to make speech In coun.
cii' he added, he generally prepared
MS speeches so that he would bf
ready for Doc Setter.
"As for boosting real estate, II
there was anything doing along that
line a man would be a fool not tc
90 it. The speaker said that he did
not believe in the mayor having veto
power, because he thought that the
mayors judgment was not any bet.
ter than that of five or six council.
men. At this point Mayor Scherf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09
RAILROAD Votes

At the meeting of the legislative
committee Of the brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen in session at
Columbus Tuesday, w. J. Winans
was selected to represent the body
at the present session of the Ohio
Legislature. Mr.. Winans is very
popular railroad man and is we'll
known in this city. He represents
la great organization, which is COM
posed of nearly 10000 employees
|of the various railway lines of the
state.
A number of bills will be intro
duced in the legislature through
the efforts Of Mr.. winans and the
delegates selected. These bills set
forth the wants OF the brother.
hood.
j. R. Kelly. who recently re.
signed his position as trainmaster
ut Gallon is now working as n
third trick dispatcher.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09
RESIGNATION OFFERED
J. ". Jacoby will Withdraw as
School Examiner.

The resignation of J. Wilbur
Jacoby as member of the board of
city school examiners has been sub
mitted TO II. e. Hill, clerk of the
board of education. The resignation
would have been presented to the
board at the last meeting but owing
to the fact that the new board
failed to organize, 1t was withheld
and will be presented at the meet
ing Friday night. Mr.. Jacoby be.
ing member of the school board
1t was necessary for him to retire
from the examining board. The
school board will probably elect
a man to fill. the vacancy, Friday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09
Follows Adam Into Police
Y CourtSUfh lori
INliRf Alcaf
For the Appearance Of His
Aged Friend.
Dog Sits In the Lap Of the Prisoner
while the Mayor Gives Some
Coed Advice.

"Sell that dog? While | realize
that l am poor, broken down
old man, there isn't enough money
in Marion to purchase that animal"
emphatically declared Adam Wine
garner, a police court drunk. as he
proudly pointed to an apparently
low bred hound that lay at his
feet.
The case was one of the most
unusual that has come up in police
court for some time. When Wine
garner was arrested, his faithful
dog jumped into the patrol wagon
and rode with him to the city
prison. All night the animal laid
cbout the jail awaiting for his mas.
ter to gain his freedom.
When Winegarner was arraign-
led Thursday morning, his dog fol-
lowed him into the court room
AS he sat down in the witnesses
chair. the animal jumped upon his
Ian and sat there while Mayor
Scherff proceeded to conduct the
trial Such animal devotion as. was
displayed in that court will never
he forgotten by all who witnessed
it.
Winegarner is an old soldier
and aged about G5 years. He was
penniless and wore the very film
siest of garments. His case was
o ritiful one. The grav haired old
man. his face reddened with the
effects of drink. clothes ragged
and torn. shoes with dozen win.
dows in them and good natured
"soup hound' perched on his Lap
furnished picture no artist could
paint.
Mayor Scherff advised the old
man to either get work or leave
town and he decided to follow the
latter instruction. About o O'Clock
Thursday morning he was dismissed
and with his dog following closel,
at his heels he started for Della
ware.
John Clear, plain drunk wa!
ARRESTED by Officer Hostetter and
Babcock at LIS O'Clock last night
He was fined S. in the mayors
court this morning. His wallet onl!
contained Sol but by leaving thi'
with the mayor and agreeing t.
paw the remainder of the fine, h,
gained his freedom.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09

At the conclusion OF the regular
prayer meeting services at the Gen.
tral Christian church last evening,
teachers training class was or
ganizedg III was decided to meet
every Wednesday night for the
purpose of making special study
OF Sunday School work in view to
equipping young Christian workers
for active Sunday school work. II
was determined TO use the text book
edited by Herbert Meninger Of Gin.
clnnati. The class Will consist oi
about thirty-nve znemhers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-09
LIKES WASHINGTON
Randolph Crawley Finds Bi, Work
Most Pleasant.

Mr.. J. j. Crawley of Kensing-
ton Place today received letter
from his son, Randolph Crawley,
who recently left for Washington
to accept a position as page In the
house OF representatives. Young
Crawley stated that his work is very
pleasant and that he is learning
many things about overnment
affairs that he never knew before.
In the letter he incidentally men,
toned that he had the pleasure
OF attending church last Sunday and
sitting In the same pew with Vice
PRESIDENT. and Mrs. Charles Fair.
banks.
The diamond drill., 1908-10-03

roof, and the room partitioned Off for
offices in front When completed we
expect 10 have one of the best lighted
and most conveniently arranged print
ing offices in the county
The first floor will be fitted up with
plate glass front similar to the front
in the First National bank building.
A basement and foundation will be-
placed under the entire building and
will be for renting purposes The con
tract price is 80, 600 and the work is to
be completed on or before Dec. 18TH
The Reporter proposes keeping up
with the growth Of the town, and If
you are not subscriber we would be
pleased TO have you become one
The diamond drill., 1908-10-03
First publication Aug % last Oct IA,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

First publication Aug % last Oct IA.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,
H. S. Land Office at
Marquette, Michigan.
August 10, 1905
NOTICE is hereby given tnat Will
iaIn H. Morrison, Of Crystal Falls
Michigan, who. on Jan. IS. 1908, made
Timber and Stone Sworn Statement
No. 1920 Serial No O33. for Southwest
quarter OF Southwest quarter, Section
8, Township 43 north. Range 33 west
Michigan Meridian. has filed notice of
intention 10 make Final Timber and
Stone proof, 10 establish claim to the
land above described. before Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, at Crystal Falls
Michigan, on the 23rd day of October.
1908.
Claimant names as witnsss
Hiram q. Fribley, Edward Morrill,.
The diamond drill., 1908-10-03

dam was done without giving any
warning to anyone The destruction
of the dam however does not affect the
flow Of water SO that for the present no
unnecessary alarm need be felt. Both
the village councils Of Iron River and
Stsmbaugh we understand are to meet
this evening and no doubt the difficulty
will be satisfactorily arranged
win j Bosnako Of Crystal Falls
came over Wednesday and assisted on
the coronet in Pelo's Juvenile band
will is fine player and withal an ex-
cellent young man.
One OF the most sorrowful cases that
has come to our notice in some time
was the death Of George Henley at his
home In this village. George was
taken III several weeks ago with what
afterward developed into diptheria
Everything possible was done, but to
no avail and he died last Saturday fore
noon, aged about ~ years
AT the time his mother and brother,
Joe, were also quite ill-the mother
being so low that IL was not deemed
best 10 advise her Of his death. The
interment took place Sunday In the
Iron River cemetery.
The Reporter is pleased to be able to
state that both Mrs Henley and son,
Joe. are convalescing nicely and expect
to be up and around shortly.
The following young people left here
this week TO take up their studies In
the various institutions OF learning
which they will attend the coming
year Misses Pearl Windsor and Jose
phine Morrison and Peter Diederichel
and Peter Meyers the Ann Arbor On
iversity Miss Eunice Purcell, Ypsiant
Normal Walter zimmerman. North
western University, and Raymon,
Mahon. College OF Mines mt Houghton
p. O'Brien let contract this weeI
to Modrew a. Whinnen for the re
modelling and enlargIng OF The Repor
ter building Owing 10 the erection o
the new building for the First Nationa
bank The Reporter Office Is shut on
for light. which Is an absolute necessit,
In printing office. The Office afte
the first Of December will be located ol
the second floor. with the exception O
the big press and engine. which Wi
remain shere they are at present
The press room will be carried n
one story and extended back about te
feet. A sky light viii be built In th
The diamond drill., 1908-10-03
U. P. e. A Convention
Continned from page one

Continued from page one
"what the Teacher Should do for
the Community Il. L. Parmenter
What the Community Should Do
for the Teacher Laura Bawden.
Teacher Oversight OF Playground, /"
William Bath
Recess or No Recess, F. NJ. Brad
shaw
Free Text Books, II. q. Warne.
Consolidation Of Schools" W. T..
s. Cornell.
THE New Constitution. A. e.
Sterne.
Needed Legislation. E. J. La.
Cnance.
Agriculture in the Rural Schools =
Jesse II. Hubbard
Teachers Examinations. A. G.
Adair
Summer NormRls. John +. Mason.
Thursday Afternoon 2 p. NJ.
School Officers Section. Room High
School Building
Chairman-Dr. A. F. Snyder, Escan
aba.
"school Libraries Their Import,.nc,
and How Obtained. W. ID. Hill. Crys
tai Falls
- Basic Principal for the Selection
of Books, " f. l. Parmsnter. Iror
Mountain.
How Best Encourage. Direct an,
Test Pupils Reading. L r. f, Foreu
son. Saut Ste Marie
+ Eork OF State Board of Librar,
Commissioners r. D. Bailey. 0ayIor'
General Discussion opened BY p. ID
Davis