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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-25

ni6t einfriBt. $50 Sic elmer anf-
ri6tiaen Spmpatbie begegnen, lie
bes Sraulein fonnen Sic rubig ipre-
den uno es miro Sic erleibtern."
Sic ereriff @ebmigs Sano, uno
es NOR, ols Of lire miitterlide
Srel1nolibfeit bie beoriidenoen Sci
ieln lolte, Die oes iutgen Mdodens
8rult umi6loiien.
SD bobeSie INNER germ gebabt,"
iogte oas alte Sraulein. Sic iino
INNER ortig unb freunoli6 gegen
cine oltmobii1e Berion getpeien,
menn anoere iunee Ginger Die Scale
eeriimpft baben. ., id merle 10 et-
mas idon. Sd mode mir ntdts
boraus, menn iolde &iefinbiepelts
fihern urb iid binter meinem &iiden
iiber mild onfbalten aber id frere
mid iiber pobler5oeene iunge Wfao-
6en, Die oen @eipeft nidt pereeiien.
9sidt meinetmeeen ionoern ibrer
ielbit pegenb baB iie elm fetnes gme
pfinoen baben, freut es mid. Sd
babe inn 2eben piel erfabren, .piel
3riibes, ober oltd piel S1ones, unb
ih fonnte S6l1en pieIeid)t einen Nat
gebe1L menn Sic mir Sbr 8ertrouen
i6enfe1l mollten."
90 fine &eopig 81 er5ablen on.
Sic flagte niht iiber ibren 8ater, iie
beri6tete nur, pie es nit Srma ge-
aonaen lei, ober aus ibrer @r5ab=
lung ergob iif elm leidt erfennba=
res gilb Ser 6dusliden 3uitdnoe,
uno oas alte 3rdulein bdtte, au6
menil tie nidt ibon manhes getpibt
uno cine 5iemlib oeutlihe 8oritel=
lung BON oel1 8erbaltniiien Der So
milie BON garoolir eebabt batte,
oorolls mobl erleben fonnen, baB SEQ
pigs getriibnis moblbegriinoet NOR.
Mber iiber einen anoern 8unft, Iber
oos, nos tie 5itndhit ongina, idfpieg
@ebnig.
Sraulein bon 5dombere nidte
unb ldhelte.
so, ia" iagte iie, yio lit oas.
Sreilid mag es Sbrer Sdmeiter bart
ongefomnlen lein, na6oem Der Brin5
ibr perliebte Mugen gemabt bat. Sd
begreife Die @eihidte mobl. Der
Serr Eapa lebt 10 no, i'd nil bar
iiber ni9ts iaeen. Nber pie 1T es
oenn nit Sbnen, mein liebes aino?
Sd babe % aud 10 Elm, @eibidtden
gebort bon einem iuneen @elebrten,
einem gepiiien = Sic brauden nidt
10 rot 5n peroen. @er bat oenn in
ieiner Sugeno nt6t ieine Neignngen
gebabt2 Die mare rebt 5u beoauern,
oie 10 gang arn an 2iebe ourd ibre
l6oniten Sabre manoeln miiBte. Wei-
ne alte 8efannte, Die Sran Hoboa,
bat mir oapon geiagt. Sd femme tie
nod pom Sole fer, felt pier5ig Sab
rem. Sic mar 8ettmeilterin BET Der
sxau Siiritin bis iie beiratete. Ser
SEER Maior bat bic 2eute fir ni6ts
ongeieben. Sic iinb nidt pornebm
uno altd ni6t reid, oas lit mabr,
ober es iino brape 2eltte, Die iih in
Gbren onrdgebraht ba6en. Ser
9oftor &ofon lit Elm nortreffliher
iunger Mann uno be5eust einen fet-
men uno Iolioen @e1dmaf bamit, DAB
er ii6.
(Sortiebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-25
500 geIpbnuua. S1Oo.

Sic 2efer bieier 3eitnns tperoen lid
freuen, .si erfabren, SaB, &c tperisftsns
cine gefir6tete &ranf6ett giebt, tDelde
Bic 8iiienidaft IN an ihren Stafen gu
beilen imitanbe lit; @an's &atarrh<alr
If bic ein8ise Jest Der dr5tlidsn griioers
idaft befannte poitibe &nr. &atarrh CT.
forbert als cine &onftitutionsfranfheit
cine fon1titutionelle 8ebanolung. 9al's
&atarrbs&nr pirb innerIih gero,nn1en
nno nirft brett aif 0as gIut unb bic
idIeimigen Sberfld6en oes Sbitems. ba<
6mrd Die @rtnbIage Der &ranfbeit 5ers
if0reno nnb benz Batienten @raft geberb.
inbem lie Die @onftitution 6es Slippers
aufbaut unb Ser 0atir gu ihrem 9erfe
bilft. Sic gigentiimer haben 10 bisl gers
trallen gu ibren 9eilfrdften, bah tie 100
9onars 8elobnuns fir ieoen SAL an.
bieten, ben tie at furieren berfebIen. 2abt
gud cine 2iife bon 3eugnifen fomner.
Mian Nbre1iere:
s. S. gbeneb&g o.. Solebo. O..
@erfauft bon allen @potbeiern, Toe.
San's EamilienSBiuen iinb Die beften.
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@erabesn s6urheit.

u@enn Sbr an 9uite1, grfaltung
ODER en~t5iinoetem SAILS Ieioet, 10 mare
eg ~gera6eau Sorbeit, cine anoere STE
oi5in ols Or. Sings Neue gntoedung
gu nebmen," fagt s. 8. gIoriose bon
empire, Ga. Sd babe Die uNeue
gntoedung" iieben Sabre lang gegen
oieie 4ranfbeiten gebrm,dt uno balte
lie fir Die bette gegen Sals- un6 Gum
genIeioen. Mu9 meme &inoer tDur.
oen onrd iie bon 8rdune furiert.
@erfaltft unter @arantie bon @bolpb
9reiB llno 81. gobn & 60. SOC uno
81. 8robeflaihe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-25
Sdnme! etrdndtr! @oien!

Sd mode hermit befannt, bob ih
oieies Sabr ipieoer einen groben Dor.
rat BON alien 5orten 8dumen,
StrGudern, II. (. 10. babe, uno 5tuor
Iol6e Sorten, sic bier In Eeros gut
geoeiben. Cine groBe @ustuabl Der
reiblidit.bliibenoen &oien.
Sober, Der ctpus gu pflan5en
miinidt foute Inn meinen groBen
nellen 8ataIoe idreiben. Moreife:
q. @. Steinbrins, Nnriersman,
u-8raanfeIs, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-25
siio-s esas- Tarm-2anbereieu.


100000 Slider biIiges, reihes
Sarmlano i'm arteiiiden @iirtel bon
Siio-Teraa in Nueces, Cameron uno
D,lbaI Counties. glnes 2an6 tit tiefe
l6maroe, ronenoe, Mesqude Rrairie
uno tiefer, ldmar5er, ianoiger 2ebm.
Seine Steine, glites @aiier IN ge.
ringer 9iefe. geuBerit geiunbe &c.
gen6 Das 2ano lit alsge5eidnet fir
gaumuone, Corn, Mfalfa. @eil.
trauben, Orangen, 3itronen etc. uno
Iiest an Ser 9iienbabn. @ir perfait.
fen IN Bar5elen bon getpiinfhter
@roBe. Sir peitere Snformationen
ldreibe man an Die
Herman-M mertean 2anb 50.
Ilice, g1ieces So, Seros.
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@rnnOetaentnms +. 1lebertraannsen

6ernann Clemens II. u. an B. Z. unb
&. s pobges lis 80 WIDER 2anb uno
1903 ader Can't; s5l35.5 IS.
6ermann Clemens u " an emil nno
Auauff Suusmann, 1877 WIDER aanb;
S4973 10.
6ermann Clements II n. on @hriftian
6ausmann. 200. 80 N1er 9anb; s60l4. 60.
Wm Sob ptppIsfi unb @. VI. Stieren
ar Walter 9, Oelse. @ruuoftfid an oer
Cir einnnti Npenue: 1880
q 3. Wroie an Marie Qunbin. @runo'
ffd nm Der Nanionss troBe; $500
Sohn 2 Qieber a.. u. an O.. .. ..
unb W. @. g. RfeuHer, @runofid an oel
To ,nplia Gpenns. 9aureI Seishts; $500
gorofine 6. Scranton an Samuel uni
salomen Galfotpis grunoitfif i'm neuer
9th Blod 2Sl; $50.
1emas 8 gGiott unb frau an Srau
9puiie Yin9sme1er. @runoftnd an osi
SAB Santn, RoiasH penue; $llOO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-25
vsrmsbrts zenIinien
TaciIititen.

Ga oie aompagnie cine grobe an-
aabl oirefter Circuits 5miiden ben
mihtigiten Stdoten IN Seros nno m
Mrfanias in 8etrieb eeiett bat, 10
lit fie in Ser Gage, ibren &lllloen Ell
men p~rompteren uno mirflamerelt
Dienit auf ipeite Gntferl11rgen 81
bieten, mie bisber. Seine 3ptlfeIlr-
ftationen auf oielen Circuits, Despair
feline Itnterbrefung.
Cine nelte 2inic 1T ioeben 5iuilben
8omie uno 9fingolo etabliert moroeIl,
sic Mn5dluB bat an Die 8ionier gele-
phon aompagnie, moorrd erltflaiit-
aer Dienlt nod Oflaboma Gitp,
Guthrie uno meItliden 8unften IN
Oflabon1a bereeltent miro.
the SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
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0lnitiae aapitalanlage.

Cine grobere Mn5abl @enoor'2ien-
geoten 5m beridieoenen 8etrdeen iino
gu perfaufen. Die ein5elnen Woten
iinb arf peridieoene 3eitoauer a,isge'
itent. 9af)auirasen in Ser Sffi5e Der
,sreien BrelIe fir Seras".
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@erridtet sic Mrbeii.

Scr. 6. 6. Chamberlain bon Gin.
ton, Waine, iagt bon gudlens Mr'
Mica SaIbe: iie perrihtet lire Mrbeit,
Tie furierte meme Sdmorrboiben.
aud gut fir aufseiprungene SGnoe.
25c bel @oolpb 9reiB uno q. gobn
& 60.
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Shlimmes 0erieheu


- S6I1mmes Werlebe1.. -Srenn6
(5u einent ilingen @rat, Der mie Der.
5meifelt i'm 3i1nmer umberrennt):
yWas feblt Dir oenn, mein' 2ieber2"
- Mr3t: y@ntiebIib! Sd babe einen
gotenihein ausgeiteat uno in Der Mu-
brif uSobesuriahe" meinen Namen
bingeidrieben, anitatt oieien unte1
an5ubringen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-25

ausrebe Dame: uSSette! @as
ioa oenn Der &uiareutrompeter bier
in Der aiide2"-Sette: rM6, laiien's
NAL Den, Maoame, Den bab ld mir
BLOB iebolt, neil er 10 idon oct Selier
onbfoien tuti"
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Gramsembamme gu nerfamfen.

Orangenbdume, peldJe oas falte
@etter ausbalten f0nnen uno nift
burb Sroit beihabiet ueroen, lino
81 perfaufen.
SbuI5e's 9rleitore,
col 8oliao Strabe.
9(ltes Gel. 365 6M. Neues Gel. 1861.
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9es ueueu Sabres Mntmort.


9es neneu Sabres Mrtmort.
Sprad bas meme Sabr sMnt aItem:
ySeine 3eit 1T uprbet,
Ma bein S@altem, al betn @alten
Sur mod Der 0eidihte fet.
Was bu mir lat bimterlafen,
Gel es gut, fei es aud fhleht,
Wuf iM felber an nun faffen,
Seben, uie ee fpMtnt anredt.
Mandbes mirb mir mpbl gelingen,
Manmes aber tuieber ntdt,
Wandbes tt5ft' tt germ be5tutngen,
WaS mir ni6t gum 3ersen iprfht.
&5nat', gum BeiipieI, ih permihten
Sene Ru6er=&eudelei
9ie nur 81fes tut anridten,
0ernc udr Id babel.
God nidt Iei6t 1T es az Ienfem$
@eik Id bod, tuer ipefiliert
Mnf Der Menih den Hares Senfen,
Gintet oft, baf Ct berliert.
BprmrteiIe az betGmpfem,
Jibrt 70 feIten nnr gum Siea;
Janattsntus nmr an bitspfen,
st BET alerfhuerfte 8ries.
@enn aud tb am Gmbe idreite,
&antt es fein, bnk ttan mid 119nt,
Wetf mid ni&t In biefem 9treite
Gines Siesers 2prbeer tr6Ht.
9pd lei fi@er, bae ids ,uage,
Steb't Elm tua6erer 6duspe mir
Odd 3ur Sette pbne Grage:
Dieter tt - bas 2DneS star Wer!
9ieies bat als 5prsenbreHer
cid betudbrt az ieber 9eit,
9arnm fet etn boiler 8efer
@eht unb Greibett tets geueibt.
9rinft NIT NaaFen, bod bebemfet
9abef aud Der WGkisteit,
$50 man ,,2pne Star Bier" ausfhanfet,
GerrfHt ne NIT ber 1r1bli&tett!
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Greuno Qeien6l:

Otttt1tV NfeTe8FUJ' - UOt0VTuF
Iremobol =. @iletoi, mas lit
oenn oas2" - Sabrifant: oDas fino
@omen ooau ion mein @bemifer et-
mos erfinoen."
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Sod gut srbaltenes Sinneriuerf-
sema piro su faufen gelmdt.
8rbam, Seras, gpg 273,
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SiQiae sSarnt anm @erfamf.

SD babe A Weilen bon San Ar'
cello cine biGige Sarm 81 perfaufen.
240 @der ebener gutter 8ooen,i 21O
Ider in aultlir, Salls nit 2 3im,
mern, StGae uno 9runnen. %
@fer fino in8aiture. 8reis $25 ben
@der. $4,000 an5ablung, ben 8eii
auf Idl1gere 3eit nit s Sro5ent 3in'
fen. Sier giebt es feline goaweepil.
81. s. @uebrens,
go. 260, 8. Street, Gan angelo, Ger.
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Su6u $. Bolton, OffentIider go.
tar. @ruuoeieentum. @gent fir
9eniionsanipriide. gde @rodett. nno
Roparro.S traBe g~egeniiber bon Der
San antonio Grpref". @eues II.
lepbor 439.
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Seirats SAeine.
Midarb U. Shmibt nub 9aura Heder
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
IN A RUNAWAY
]. c. noyes and ]. K. Peters are
Severely Injured.

A horse driven by c. Noyes be-
came frightened about seven o'clock
last night on Section street, in La
Rue and before he stopped his mad
race through the village, succeeded
in throwing Mr.. Noyes and j. X.
Peters, who was driving with him,
out OF the rig and seriously injuring
both. The animal continued to a
point four miles north of the village
where he entered field and was
caught. Mr.. Noyes was bruised
about the head and shoulders and
his ankle was fractured. Mr.. Pet
ers sustained bruises about the head
shoulders and arms.
In its flight the horse narrowly
missed running down a number OF
pedestrians and almost collided with
numerous rigs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
PREPARING FOR The
ANNUAL INSTITUTE
Teachers Secure Two Very
Able Instructors.
The J0int Institution WILL be Held
In This City EaIly In
August.

The local teachers OF the public
schools, together with the teachers
OF the county are arranging for the
annual teachers institute to be held
nearly In August. Professor Albert.
who was with the teachers at the
institute last year and who so pleas
ed all will be one OF the principal
speakers at the sessions this year,
and the local teachers are expecting
a rare treat in being able to hear
this gifted orator.
The county teachers have arrang-
ed for Professor O'Shea of Wiscon-
Isin, and he will add much to the
benefits to be gained from the in
stitute. Very much interest has been
taken by the institute workers since
the joint institute last year and
those In charge plan a session this
year that will surpass any held in
the past.
Both OF the speakers engaged are
OF national reputation as institute
workers as well as instructors and
there can be no reason for other
than the most success In the work
this year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
ANNUAL
REPORT FILED
BY Clerk of the Courts Will
liam Kliuefelter.
COURTS WERE BUSY
Disposition Made of Several
Cases.
Divorces Occupy the Most Prominent
Places--25o Cases Remain on the
Docket.

Clerk of Courts william w. Kline
felter has completed his report OF
the proceedings in the court OF com
mon pleas for the year ending July
l, 1908. There is 80 much that Is
interesting in the report
On July l, 1907 there were thirty
one divorce cases pending and dur
ing the year sixty more were filed.
July l, 1908, finds twenty-nine
cases still pending. OF the cases
pending and filed during the year
nine were brought on the grounds
of adultery, forty-eight for gross
neglect; twenty-eight charged cruel
ty; four, drunkenness and two
fraud. During the year sixty-two
cases were decided. OF these three
charged adultery; forty-two gross
neglect; fourteen cruelty; two
drunkenness and one fraud. Twenty
one suits of the entire number
filed and pending, were brought by
husbands and seventy by the wives.
Twenty-one wives were allowed all
mony. Twelve husbands were grant
ed divorces and three were refused.
Two petitions brought by the hus-
band were dismissed. Oh the peti-
tions filed by wives thirty-three
were granted divorces and four were
refused. Eight petitions were dis
missed. Three children were award
ed to male parents and thirteen to
the female parents.
Six dollars was collected in the
common pleas court In fines. The
total costs taxed in criminal cases
amounted to $7OS.79 OF this $5g7,.
26 was assessed against the defend.
ants although hut $19.O3 was col.
lected.
Two hundred and twenty-one
civil judgments involving a total OF
$81 ,05919 were rendered. During the
year the grand jury drew In fees
$345.65. The petit jury drew 81
275.40 in civil cases and $4,000 In
criminal cases, making total OF
$l,933.O5 In jury fees paid.
Ten prisoners were sent to the
penitentiary.
The coroner held twenty-three In
quests. Two were held In homicide
cases; one suicide; eight accidental
deaths and twelve causes unknown
and natural deaths.
There were 241 civil cases filed
during the year and 1879 were dis.
posed of. There remains pending
25O cases on the docket.
In the circuit court seventeen
cases were filed during the year
Sixteen cases were disposed OF anc
three were carried to the supreme
court. There remains on the circui,
court docket 10 cases pending.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
RESENTS BEING
CALLED DADDY
Professor Augenstine Objects
Very Strenuously.
Lad Gets Bloody Nose for Having
Approached Him on the
Wrong Side.

"Hello Dad," said 17-year-old lad
to Porr. Augenstein, the celebrated
heel and toe walker, In the lobby OF
the Huber building, this morning.
See here, gol darn ye, I'm not yer
dad" Indignantly exclaimed the pro-
fessor, and putting on that heel and
toe walk in the direction OF the Of
feder he landed a strong right on the
boys nose. he youth said nothing
and the professor feeling that he
was on the right track. landed anoth-
or mighty poke In the same place,
causing the boys nose to bleed pro-
fusely.
Then he who is so loaded with
medals that he can hardly carry
them along. strutted about the cor
ridors telling OF the way he hands
out punishment to those who seek to
ridicule him.
Moral: II you address the Profess
or. don't call him Daddy"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
STUNNED BY
FLASH OF LIGHTNING
Was Sitting at an Open
Window.
Mrs. L. Rumbaugh Of Davjds
street Rendered Unconscious
for a Time.

Mrs. l.. Rumbaugh, residing over
the Somerlot store on David street
was the victim of shock by stroke
|of lightning about seven o'clock
Saturday evening. Mrs. Rumbaugh
was sitting In an open window look
ing out into the street, when the
sudden flash came and she was
dazed. For a little time the victim
of the shock was very nearly par
alyzed, but soon recovered.
AT the time of the stroke. the light
ming struck n telephone wire, run
ming into the house and as the doors
from the outside were open the cur
rent spread, shocking Mrs. Rum
baugh. who was alone in her room.
She was about to retire for the
night. Mrs. Rumbaugh was In no
way seriously injured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
AN AGED MINISTER
DIES OF PARALYSIS
Rev. John L, Schuck Passed
Away. Saturday Night.
Funeral Services will be Conduct ted
From the Baptist Church,
, Tuesday.

Rev. John l.. Schuck. widely
known local minister died at his
home on East Farming street Satur-
day night at 10 o'clock as result
of stroke of paralysis. Aged sixty
five years, four months and twenty
two days, he had served as minis
ter a large portion of his life.
MFR. Schuck held a very wide acr
qpaintanship in this city and was a
most worthy citizen. HE was born
in Cumberland. Maryland, and after
moving to Ohio took up farming
and later pledged himself to the
Baptist cause as minister. He
leaves a wife, two sons and three
daughters TO mourn their loss.
The funeral service will be con-
Quoted from the First Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon at two
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
HOTTEST DAY
OF The YEAR
Mercury, Sunday, Stood at
90 Degrees.
A REMARKABLE DROP
Temperature Falls 28 De-
grees In an Hour.
Crops Throughout the Country DAM
aged by Wind-Barn 10 Struck
and a Church Wrecked.

Official weather observer DIR. Il. II
Raeffnsperger states that Sunday
was the hottest day of the entire
Summer, so far. The mercury reach
ed ninety-eight degrees and stayed
at that point for several hours. A
remarkable fall was noted when the
high wind of the evening began, I'm
less than an hour the mercury drop
ped twenty-eight degrees. The rain?
fall was not nearly so great as
many supposed, only about .18 in
ches being recorded.
The high wind OF the evening did
a great deal of damage throughout
the county, especially in the west
ern portion. Crops were damaged
to no small extent. Wheat in the
shock was blown down, corn and
oats we're leveled and immense
quantities of fruit were blown from
the trees.
In Scott Town, the M. e. church
was wrecked. Workmen have been
tearng down the old structure pre-
pairing to erect a new edifice and
the wind completed the work Tor
them.
AT Longville, the barn on the
farm owned by John Markey was
struck by lightning and totally de-
stroyed by fire. Ray Thompson is a
tenant on the farm and he and his
wife were standing within fifty rect
of the barn when 1t was struck,
however they escaped without in
jury. The barn was empty with the
exception OF grain drill and a
cooking stove. The loss will not ex-
ceed more than 5000. The building
was not insured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
LOCAL
EV EN- rs

MIR. and Mrs. Harry Augustine of
Blaine Avenue are the parents OF a
daughter born Sunday evening.
The commissioners viewed the
Simpson ditch in Pleasant township
this morning. The final hearing In
the ditch was set for November IL.
The many friends of Miss Irene
Bruce will be pleased to learn that
she has returned to her old position
with the Marion County Telephone
company.
There will be given an ice cream
social next "Wednesday night at the
home of Mrs. G. f. Warwick at
Caledonia. The affair will be held
under the auspices of the Universal
ist church.
Charles McCmng today purchased
and took possession OF the barber
shop OF Avery Watts on North State
street, opposite the interurban sta
tion. Mr.. Watts will be employed by
Mr.. McClung.
The Ohio State JournaI OF this
morning contains a fine picture OF
the George w. King residence on
Mt. Vernon Avenue. The residence
is noted as one of the finest in the
state.
The Florence Richards w. c. r.
U. will meet at Wesley M. T..
church Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. AS important business is to
be taken up the ladies desire a full
attendance.
Interunban car number 40, due
to leave the city at six o'clock last
evening was derailed while turning
on the State street Y and consider
able time was lost in placing 1t on
the track. No damage was done TO
the car or tracks by the accident.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
AN ITALIAN GIRL DIES
Long Illness Ended by Death, Sat-
urday Evening.

Miss Anna Nardini, an Italian girl
of fifteen years, died at the home
of her parents COZ 1-2 West Center
street at $3.50 o'clock Saturday even
ing. The young woman had been Ill
for some time and had never been
strong. She was born in Mansfield
and came to this city one year ago
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Nardini.
The remains were shipped TO
Mansfield Saturday night and fun
eral services will be conducted in
that city today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13

Funeal services over the remains
of Mrs. Anna Blackburn, who died
at her home Friday evening, were
conducted from the home ON Ed
wards street, Monday afternoon at
one o'clock Rev. Piatt officiating In
terment took place In Marion ceme-
terry.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
court happenings

The Marion Building Savings and
loan company brought suit on \
contract and mortgage against
George w. Sycks today in the COM
mon pleas court for $2,SO6 AZ. L. B.
McNeal is attorney for the plaintiff.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13

"a party of Hooking Valley road Of
flcials passed through this city in a
private car this morning. II. e.
lSpeaks. superintendent, and M. s.
Connors, general superintendent OF
the road, were In the party togeth-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13

In his new book, Three Acres ana
a Living" Bolton Hall quotes He,
brew proverb; "If man make but
mousetrap better than his fellows,
though he makes his tent in the will.
derness, the world will beat path TO
his door"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
Funeral Services.

Funeral services over the remains
OF MRS. Jacob Walters, who died
Saturday will be held at the home
on Lee street Tuesday morning at
ten o'clock. Rev. L. G. Reed will
offieiate. Interment will be made in
Marion cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
RAILROAD l1otes

The Erie freight house clerks and
the Hooking Valley clerks played a
good game of ball at Garfield park
Saturday afternoon. The game of the
afternoon resulted in a score of to
3 in favor OF the Erie clerks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
Dolce Court

William Brown, who resides north
or the city, was arrested for drunk
enness Saturday evening by Officers
Thompso nand Babcock. He paid
fine OF IS in the mayors court yes
Iterday and was released.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13

The Pennsylvania road has in
Stalled two new Sunday trains
North bound 400 leaves at 7;51 a. m.
and south bound 43 at p. m. This
makes three trains on Sunday. Yes
terday fifty people left the city on
the Pennsylvania excursion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13
foose Votes

The Pythian Sisters Will hold
their installation OF officers in the
lodge halls this evening. Other bus
mess will also be taken up.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-13

Frank Blair, an umbrella mender,
was arrested by Officers Thomp-
son and Babcock Saturday night and
an intoxication charge was placed
!against his name on the police blot
ter. He was held until today and
lordered out of the city.