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FAD THE CONDUCTOR GUESSING.
Peculiar Antics Of Sorority Candidate
Puzzled Fare Collector.

We may say Step lively there,
please! and Wait until the car stops
and a bushel of other things that an.
ger you passengers said conductor
on a local traction car. but just let
me tell you that II the average strap
hanger had TO put up with the things
We do he'd last about one trip-and |
doubt whether It would be a round
trip at that,
Let me tell you one as little sam.
pie. II was harmless. admit. but
there amt one OF us in this world free
from impatience and hot temper
And when the merry ha-ha comes al
you from every last passenger on the
car you can't help losing your patience
and wishing you were anything else
in the world but a fare puncher.
The other day my car was AZ.
preaching a certain high school in the
city when . dainty little miss signaled
for It to stop. She placed one foot on
the running board of the platform and
grasped the handle to step aboard
There was I awaiting at the church
with my hand on the bell cord. ready
to give the signal to go ahead. And
there stood the young lady with one
foot on the running board and the
other on the ground. She stood stock
still and began to count:
"'One-two-three-
Il tried to say Step lively but
couldn't do a thing but stand with my
mouth open and look at her. l was
locoed for fair.
"She finished counting up to l3. bent
over slowly and tied her shoe. and
then yelled something that sounded
like 'Alpha-some recon - Omega
skidoo.' Then she wheeled about and
ran to the sidewalk. where she was
greeted with howls Of delight and ap-
proval from about dozen girls who
had been watching her
We'll. the motorman had to come
all the way down the car and wake
me before l knew where | was at
When l came to the passengers were
splitting their sides laughing. and the
fresh young guy on the back platform
with the cigarette stuck between his
teeth kidded me without my having
the nerve to answer him back even
one.
For a week l was plumb loony
over the thing. and used to wake up
in the middle of the night and won
der why that young girl did 1t. for she
was nice-looking miss and not bit
loud. Honest. 1t got to be a regular
nightmare with me. And here this
morning on my car heard two OF
those hooray guys with the dinky lit
tie college caps talking about some
thing called a sorority being in
stalled at the high school, and then
they told about seeing one OF the
pledged girls (whatever that means)
being compelled to do the same run.
ming board stunt on another car line
Then l tumbled that 1t must be part
of the initiation for some secret soci-
'ety-but it's a darn phool stunt. let
me tell you that, Star.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
Repairs Always ooIno q,


In the superintendent's domain n.
low stairs you will find the hardwar 70
store. with every conceivable article
for the use of carpenters and electr,
clans. says writer in the New YorL
Sun In an article on the capitol a,
Washington. Not far of one opens .
door and finds a carpenter busily saw
ing and mailing, making chests ana
railings and shelves and what NOT
Painters. decorators, tilemaker.
electricians are coming and goinv
There are about 10000 incand esce NJ
lights In the capitol. These. togethe,
with the wiring for telephones Ana
electric bells, Of which there are hnr
drsds. keep corps Of men busy nj
the time. -
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A Novel Barometer.

II has taken a clever Frenchman to
discover kind OF barometer which
may be safely called unique. An Eng
lish Journal says 1t is nothing more
nor less than the figure of general.
made of gingerbread. He buys one
every year. takes it home. and hangs
Il by string on q nail.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Once. Puehln. c,


United States Land Once Pueblo Colo
May Il. 1875
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
IN this oiiice hy ChsElc- L Ctook-. contestant,
against Homestead entry No 1857, made Nov
!1, ISDs, for S.sE4. sEswa. Section >,
Township i9 S Range 81 W. by Eliza Dean.
conte-tec In which It il all. ged that said
claimant has AbaudOred aid land for a period
oi more than six months last Iast; tina, she
never settled upon, occupied or improved said
lard: That same has not b,eu cultivated tan,
lies In -'at" Of nature unoccupici and unt-n.
proved and that satd alleged alb erc- from -,id
land was not due 10 her employ men, in TIN.
Atmy, Navy or Marine Corps Of the United
ate- as private soldier officer. se.m,r n,
marine, during the war with spain, or during
tnv other war in which the United sta... ,,,,y
be engaged:
Now, Therefore. said parties are | erehv mott.
mel 70 appear. respond. and offer ey,denc.
,"uchinc said allegation At IL o'clock a. m. on
June 80, 1905, before the Registef and Rcce,v.,
Al tue United States Land oiiice In Pueblo
Colorado. '''
Inc SAID contestant having in a proper NJ,
hdaVit' tiled May II, 1888. Sc, forth facts which
7ho" that after due diligence personal service
oil this notice can not be made, IL 4. bercbv
rdered and directed that such notice he yivon
by due and proper publication.
A. ABBEY. Register.
first publication May 2g,h.
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A Bone Of Contention.

Friend-I don't understand why voc
and your husband should have sepa
rated SO soon.
Mrs. Aftermath--It was all owing
to the babys temper.
Friend-Mercy on us. how could
that be?
Mrs Aftcrmath--We couldn't agree
as to which one OF us the baby tool
after Royal Magazine
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
Notice For Publication
pr.arfuen' uf h. Ia "fi1t

pc?ariuen' "f 'hr Ia "rt't
: Latt urier ru hi Colorado.
MaN - i9s
Notice is ncr-by st,el hat S,rNh Hik''
Of Sugar e. s.. Co" ~h, on March lS7 m"d'
,iuuez,c,d So lilU Tor W'.NEA E-N" =
S.ctllu Iu Tu~uship -. Range s" " " lti"
,It,.I N-,tttan has n d notice II tu'cn't"n 70
make final r.,mu.u,.tI rf,"f 2" '-tAh Ion '.ai"
f., the lani b W. d,-orih. Il h~frr T. L,-'
.ort.,at l,uet. q Culo. on tho lnh .l,y uf Ju .
Is-
tI,lm.ut rsules a. ~itu"~-'-
Leo Nal,riu, ut ~usAr CIV. Cul"
" 4 Sou'lrrs Of
Joseph If,tnot Of ar iNny
Wan ia Andrew ct Su.ar Ci'N '"l'
4 AHHEi, Kr-I-'cr.
Fret pul 'lcartun June IN
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a Romantic End.

Mile. Rerthc Cowy. n Partisan young
lady. deserted by tckle lover.
dressed herself in her best frock, put
on all her jewels. and went to her
sweeth"lrt's rooms while he was ont
Th"n wing down on couch, she
strewed flowers round about her, and
shot herself through the hcart--lllus
trated Sunday Magazine.
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The Handy Home Circle.

They have gone to some trouble to
locate wild man O. the woods near
here" says the Billville Banner. but
why they should go to the woods to
locate 'em is what puzzles us. consid
er!ng that the home supply is more
than equal to the demand, Atlanta
Constitution.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
Real Meaning Of Bonus"

Bonus ought to be "bouum. since
1t is evidently intended To mean "A
good thing" and therefore should be
neuter. not masculine The word is
found as early as 1913. but no one
knows who was the ignorant or will
ful sinner against Latin that intro
duced 1t. though conjecture assigns
Il to the London stock exchange.
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Notice For Publication
,or,,,,ren,nfthe Interior

Department "i ''e '"'''
u 5. Land ONCE at rueh'o' ooi'f'''
No ic. I. hc,shy given that susan La eA'' :
a, su,.r CIV colo whn on feh l''' ma
IIom-siraI No 1857, for ~ va ".
srr,iau lr. ru~n-hip ~ = k'nsc " 'f'
c,,sl Alcri iiAu has ned notice Of T. "n''" "
max, Fiu,l commu,sd r, oct 10 r-'A''ii'h g '''i,
dr-crl,et nefor' I. = i'''
nin.., o., Iu,bra Cu.o cn IN IAN ia, J'
Igs
Claimant am a. "nue~."-
o.o N.',,n- t sugar CIV, C"'o.
" 4, 9,,u hers II
Jc--vn Talunr u ori"av
{ q Mr'SrT II
sA ABBEY Kc.i-'"r
First publication Juu" ''h
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e,,,,, to the Occasion.

Haryey-"You should have secn
Hotayre swell up at that fhihu''e ",,ns
soance the other night when the DINO m
folded lady actually told him the mum nun.
her OF his automobile" Beatle- nu'
n. has no auto" Harvey-"of course
M, pu, he looked astounded ana a'
LrowledreJ she was right"-Puck.
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Notice for Publication
department of the Interior,
United States Land Office prohIo ro,.

D'phrIment OF the Interior,
United States Land Office pueb,o co,o
May 10th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Fe ice A,t,.,,a
oil Sugar City. Colo. who, on February ,aa-
made Homestead Entry. No. 10 % ,or
49, and NE 4 ST. x, Section q. Town.,,,' ~, -
Range 81 W, Principal Me,idiao ha. a.,
notice OF intention to make Fin., Con,,,,
Proof. % establish claim tn tho ,.na -
described. before the U. & Land omaa
'].",o' c,,. oo'''' On the 2Sth day of June. 1905
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ell D. Jackson, of Sugar City, Colo.
J. @ Barr, of
cosimo Amicone. :. Z"
Edgar H. Lockhart. Of Pueblo, Colo.
F,-., ,.u s.A. ABBEY, Register.
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Causea Of EreckIea

Freckles may be hereditary. Cases
Of freckles all over the body are men
fioned. Food is not supposed to cause
uhein. Sun and wind make some faces
freckle.
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In the RUNNING.

And you. exclaimed the mission
airy in amazed horror. is it possible
that you belong to the human race?
DE human race" said the Gambia
chief. with a grin Yassuh. | reckon
Use de dahk horse,"-Clevelan
Leader
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The Grand Tour.

did you see the Alps?'
"Oh, yes. Our car broke down right
opposite them and. do you know. I'm
almost glad 1t did. I found them 10
charming and interesting."-Puck.
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Too Much TO Exnect

What a world this would be-" says
the Philosopher OF Folly, IF fools
would confine their celebrations to
this day that's set apart for 'em!"
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
Notice for Publication
department. of the Interior,
United States Land Office, puebio co,,

department OF the Interior.
on''ed states Land Office, Pueblo. Colo.
Malta, May %. 1908,
-, Ne wsN is aefeby given that Clara b. II HofY,nire
,n.ss Anola. n Colo. who. on August 10, 1901.
Srn %, o'nestead Entry. No. / SIT. for NEk
1na sa. Sec. II. NaNWh NwANEA. Section "a.
M.s,as DMasn'p " b. Range 81 W.. Q PRINCIPAL
p,"l,a ',sn' nas filed notice Of Intention to make
i,ms hse year proof, to establish claim to tho
=, pnaS," anse described. before u 8. Land once.
c,.,,u.. o' oo'o :. on the 9Th day Of July. i9vs.
Nina D. Nichols,
cornelis Mailett,
John 7. Case,
Inos. B. Wilson. All Of Msnsanola. Coio
First publication Nay a. \
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05

Opportunity Alone Needed.
Some women only require an emer.
gency to make them At for one
Thomas Hardy.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
Most s.rikjnc

Thumrer--What do you consider the
1ost st liking type Of female beauty
Eamper-Ths typewriter.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
The Cooke Question,

wonder IL his heart is fired.
He calls here every night;
wonder--are his calls Inspired
By love or appetite?
Royal Magazine.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
Fatal Quick Lunches.

The leading physicians Of Chicago
declare that half the cases Of suicide
in that city are due to the quick-lunch
habit.-Illustrated Sunday Magazine
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05

And 10 Much Less Noble.
II costs more to revenge injuries
than to bear ,them.-Bishop Wilson.
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05

Jack-That man who has charge Of
she pond is very original.
Jess-How is that?
Jack-I told him not to allow any
corpulent people to skate, so he put UT
/ sign: Thin ice for thin people"
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05

Right VIII Always Triumph.
Though wrong may win. its victory
q brisf---Leonard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

f0r0ern, Ben Spiritltoien . SGnbler
poIitiidcn Ginfliiien 3u ent5iebcn.
in0em ooS BclcB bic @cibebalt1lnJ
Scr 2iccn5 BON benr @iQcn unbSbin
oe3. ~SnbobcrS obb0n8i0 mod)t, uno
ocn llnmittelboren mo mlabmeno.
barren 8erlllit ser Siccn3 elmer llebcrs
tretllng 6cS @eiebeS Iolgen SIT loi.
len. Siuo oiCic Nnre9ungen 8cIeb
gemor0en, 10 lperocn biciclbcn nidt
nit irgcno inclden Neitimmltngclt
in Gonilift tommen mcl6e etnStaot
ooer cine Wtilni5ipolit1t iiir Die &c.
Qulirrulg pes SpirituoicnhonOclS e.
loiien mag, pielmebr Die NuStro9unD
oericlben orrd) cincn %olltOmotiid)cn
Ero5eB lidcrn. Scr @irtb miro ultf
oic 9uStruguug Der @citinmtn9en
bringerL lueil cS lid iitr i'm uiel bel.
icr bc5obIcn miro, Dem @clcbc 5l &c.
borden, olS hoiiclbc 81 perIebcn.
lin iid bon ocn1 &crluIt elmer 10
tocrtbpolIcn 2iccn5 5u idliiben, miro
Der @irtbidoftS SSnbobcr bon ollcn
2clten iclbIt ou meiitcn ooroui be.
itrcbt lcin, cin orOnun09mdBigc5 sc
id)1it 5ll bctrciben, 0cn Nertoui an
WinberiGbri9c o0er Srlntcne oon
Der Nnno 5l mciieu lu10 ieiu @cid)Git
Sur 0eictlid) bcitinrmtcn Stlm0e SIT
id)liebcn. Mir unterbreitcn uniCr2
Nnrcgimgcn Dem Erblitrml nit boil.
item Wcrtrollcn bcnn mir Glailbctt
BOB bieiclbcn oic &0iun0 zines Gro.
blcmS cntbuItcn, mcI6Cm 0icle9 2nn0
icit lon0cn &obrcn biililo0 gegcnilbcr
itebt. SoIItcn b~icielbcn niht Dell
ermiinittcu GrIolg bnbcn, 10 lc0cn lie
ic6eniolS elmer onOercn Snrm bon
@eieBgcbung in bieicr Sodc fein
SinnerniB in ben NSeg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05

Iuslpeiie ocS @unoeS. GommiiiGrS iiir
SnIonO-S ierlcrn 5eigt Die Nn5abI ser
Hetail. pirituoiens2iccn5e in Sen
perihieocncn Stouten I'M iolgenocn
SerbGltniB 5ur 9cpoltermg in 1905.
ErobibitionS.S toaten.
aoniua - 1 2iccn5 fir ie 1928 ser
9epolferung.
Waine - 1 2icCr5 fiir ie 66t ser
9euolferung.
Norb.G otota - I 2icen5 fir ic 2it
Ser 9eoolterung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
Grlduterunsen Der ,,Wfonel Silence 2eague."
an hrr Danh uteler tatiatrder arrid)te.
2luslpriid9e beSeutenoer Staatsmdnner iber Prohibition.

Prohibitions 5eiete ole Gegner amertfonHter Reaierun9s &rrn8ipien,"
iot 2incoln. - ErGfioent Grant mar gegcn Erobibihon, neil ser
Wfenlh Serlangcn bot no) pcrboenen GrHbtcn. - EraIbcnt Scfier.
ion bIOi9tc Dem GrnnOote, huB fem Menid) icines Witmeniten
&ette ontoiten ioa. - Cooesiaue in 5oIge bon 1runtenbeit ncbnen
nod einiibrunG bon Erobibition 81. - Prohibitions toaten Sci
gen groBeren Fro5ntioB an &crbreteu. - Yrobbition blt Die Gnt.
pttellng oS StaatSpeenS 8uriut, ebrt ole Geebe pcradten mb
uerOirbt 6iientlite 9eamte. = Gntpuri zines WFurer 2ien5geeteS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-05
&criidjcrnngS Nusmciic.
Subn g. Nplfcr.
Wcihaitsiibrcr fir MlarblanS.
Trnnfltn @cb1nSc,
NorouIt.Gfe Baltimore. nnb NORTH
Sfrnfc.

SfrnEc.
9urh has @criid,rruuas. Z rpartrmeut
6pnbeuiirtrr NuSueie hbsr bcu stano Der
uWrrmania Sirr Sni, 90" upu 9ieu.Ourt,
an 81. Se5cmber 1907.
@%eid INIT Girllubmen '........ $3,Ott, G27.G2
@elailnlfe aio8nhel .."..,.., 2.3v0,4l3.13
Butbabeu.
@cfeuihnft ....,..t .,..,.gf $3.50. 0oO,O 90
9gpotbclelI nlit Wrilloetgcftihlinl 200, 600. 90
G"ifeiten uno S6ligntioncr, pon
Der SeicQihafl Gecisnct. 49,. 1907 1860
Ndar i'm Nilreni mo in Nans
Ielt . ...,.,... .....",..,. llO,SUb.SU
N9enteH Ntlur6en. ............ d2s. 1929
NufgeIunienc WiieiDcn lino SinfeH 20, s50.92
9rltto -. @utbnbcn ........... 5.s46.203
3ift Suaritnuocue @utbabeu.
TgentcH Nildn5en, 3
oeer rhebr Dtonnie
gnineribun9 bon &C.
- 6GO.G43S0
@efarnnte 5noeltanocnc @nibdben $5,1s5,Gi0,5i
Nerbinolidieiten.
llnbe5ablte GcrIniic II.
snfpriide (JteiipD .S1G71Sl.5 90
gtiht fluiNr lrdmien 3,O4s,0 .OS
eomllifitot, Winilerges
biibreH etc. ....... G263.t2
5dlii9 an Hidperitbe.
rIngs sScellhuitcn 1i,03t.74
@efnmmte decentralization. nit
MlSIlubme ocS AupituIS. go. So, 23G.3SS.b2
@inbe8dbltCs @rlirbfnpitnl ....... / 900, 100000
lteberfdnb iiber bic &erbiuoIid'
felfetl 9i9, 2BO.H9
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b.. NA-------
@ciamlnte Gcrbinblihfcitcn ..... 51s5,Gl9.5i
Hetrug Der am 81. December 1907
in ben gier. Stduien IN Nrnft
befinoliben lSolicen. ....... $500, 272, G2S. 90
Neirag Der In Winrnlano pdbreuo
ocs Sabres 1907 uiS9eitelltcrt
9oIicen .........,.. 7.7O4,77t.O0
J%Sriimicn. mcIhe ipdbrcno 1907 in
WdrbIano cinpian9et nIroen. 5t.75i.t4
IN Dtnrulnno IN 1907 be81blte
Serlufie ............!. 17,9Si.15
Sn MnrDIuno In 1907 ~erltttcne
Eerliite .......,...... 17767. 90
etaat Marnlnub, Ycriherunas . 1eparte.
mcnt. GnntniWnrs'Hircau - Nultimorc,
ben %. Sanunr 1908. I'D beidetuige Uiermit,
Dab Huritebelocs eir neutrality-suspicious. ghiSs
3ua aus Dem Nuslueife Der %,Bermania Sire
ami. &c." bis gum 81. Se5cmber 1907. pie CT
IN oiefeit Nircal cingcreiht iuuroen. III.
Ncni. Y. Gruie,
SeritbcrliilGS~sG ommtiiIr.
(G2.9.7G)
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-14
Prospect

Prospect, March 10 Friday evening
after the school entertainment, Mar
tin, Beulah and Bertha Idleman We're
ION their way home in a buggy, when
near MIR. Mehaffey's two men at
tempted to stop the horse they were
The animal frightened and
whirled arOundi oyerturning the
buggy and throwing the occupants
into the ditch, brulsing them con-
siderably. Seeing what had happened,
the men ran and disappeared in the
darkness The occupants OF a buggy
following rendered assistance and the
children were taken home by their
uncle Mr. Mehaffey, who was called
.lt is not known what the object of
the men was but it was very das-
,tardly action.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Freeman, OF
Monticello, Indiana, have leased the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-14

Central hotel, and after renovatlng
it, will open the hotel for the accom-
Imodation of patrons in about two
weeks.
! Mr.. Earl Idleman went to Rich
wood Saturday, and returned home
/ with bis wife on Sunday.
| Miss Gertrude Carolton entertained
her sister unice Caroton, OF Marion.
several days last week.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle OF the
| ILutheran church, held an all day ses-
sion Friday. A good amount of work
was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davlds, OF
Green camp, were the guests of Mrs.
}. NJ Cast, sunday.
Mr. j Cope and son Leon visited
lat the home Of AIR. VI l.. Cope, in
Plain city Sunday and Monday.
Miss Emma Stuckey, of Heidelberg.
University, spent Sunday with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. J G. Stuckey.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. j. Stiffler and
daughter Geneva, of Marion, We're the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Il. Smelt2er
Sunday.
Misses Grace W1lgamuth and Grace
Miller visited over Sunday with
friends at Carey.
Mrs W. Ocker and mother. Mrs.
Emery Russell visited over Sunday
with friends at Crestline.
Miss Emma Adams, of Delaware
visited her sister Mrs, VIM. Moore
sunday.
Miss Carrie Schiling was the guest
or her aunt Mrs. G. Owens at Ma
riun, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. r. X. Stockwell, of Worth
ington, was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. MOhr several days last week.
Miss Martha Miller of Marion, vis-
tied her sister Mrs, Watts, last week.
Mr. Earl English, Of Columbus, has
been visiting at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Drake
Mrs, w. G. Wottrlng, of Marion,
was a Prospect visitor Thursday.
Miss Dora Corhin, Of Waldo, was
the guest of her aunt Mrs NJ. l..
several days last week.
r l.. Osborn ana daughter Hazel
WV F''HNo vi II lNlA'ln al
Tuesday.
MIR, j, Penry receiyed a letter
from Kansas Wednesday, stating that
they are planting. oats and corn there.
Miss u Bess Thomas, with Della
ware friends, attended the show at
Columbus, Saturday. is s
Miss Bessie McCausland has en-
gagged a trimmer tor the coming sea-
son, Miss Grace NIcMillin, OF To-
ledo, who viii soon take her posi-
tion.
Lewis Schneider expects the last
of March TO move to a farm near Ash
ley, which he has rented
Messrs Glen Jones and Roland Wot-
tring and Miss Clark and Zoa Lu-
ellen, of Marion, attended the play at
Prospect Friday night.
Mrs. A. Shuey and daughter Vida
We're Marion visitors Saturday.
Continued on Page Fourteen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-14
Caledonia

caledonia. March -. Since the
burning ug Che school building in
East Cleveland last week in which
he lives of lG7 school children
were snuned out by being trap
ped in the building fire chiefs
ana boards OF education through
out the country are taking steps
90 protect the school children.
r.re Cnler Mathlson visited the
local school building last week
and gave it thorough inspection
A number of minor changes We're
recommended to the board, but
the most important and one that
ahier insisted on, was that of the
erection Of fire escape at the
west side OF the building. Tho
beard consented Willingly to the
crd T. ANA state that It viii be
provided at once.
ON March 27 several members Of
the high school win produce a
play at the town nall entitled
49,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-14

ordained 10 The ministry IN ls7t
When asked how the work was
progresslug among the Indians, he
replied In the Indians nimtabIr
way ''Bad! badN badl" Brother
Rose asked the cause Of this, aud
he replied ''Oh, there's bad
spring here. and shaking his
head slowly and sadly, be CON
cludod, "It makes my head ache.
Remember lhat a spring Is n place
whore men drink He was rerorrin-
10 the saloon In speaking further
upon the spimtua retroereaslon Of
his people he placed the blame
where IT, belongs upon The should.
era Of the greedy whites.
Brother Walters was an through
this country before the whites
spoiled il with their whisky Hn is
educated and progressive but he
knows .hat a majority Of his peo-
pie would be better of I'm their
former wild estate than in this
present condition, slaves to the
white mans fre-water" Our gov
ernment win have to pay for its
cruel troachory toward these
swarthy froemen OF old but who
are now conquered and npnned IN
on their reservations whore black
demons la white form have n
chance 10 ruin them for time ana
Tor eternity The truth of tho
matter Is that the saloon men
have done the whites vastly more
harm I'm destruction of property
roul murder and other disaster
than the red men have ever
dreamed OF doing. These base
fellow nhoold he herdod onto a
rese"g ave daporfad io an
is'ard r t'cv ere posgnI of
a moro loItha1me c9nlaglon than
leprosy Zillah, Wash, in the
Christian Snndard of March a.
1908.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-14

from It.. The man who pours these
demons down his throat VIII soon
have them roigning In his brain
Such a man is dangerous, and
should not he allowed TO run at
large. An interestlnls case is now
pending in this county yakima,
Na'h) Less than n year ago. Joe
Flnnney, OF lloppenish, Reserva.
tinn town, purchased a bottle Of
whisky, and he was soon Possessed
of Il demon. On meeting his wife,
he murdered her I'm cold blood by
amptylng his revolver into her
body rs trial cost the county
nearly $4,000 II has been discov-
cred that one of the jurors while
sitting on the case was furnished
with q bottle of wihsky n one
bottle would cause n man To mur-
der his wife, why should not a
bottle OF the same stuff unqualify
a juror to sit on such II case?
However this may seem to the
reader, it has developed that this
Is sufficient cause for new trial
It is reasonable to suppose that
the second trial will cots as much
as the first. I'm this event these
two bottles of whisky will cost
this county nearly $4,000 If every
bottle Of smlrituous liquor would
cost the Government $4,000, the
United States of America would
dry mp faster than she is.
While in roppenlsh the other
day n large. strongly built Indian
tried to sell me his only blanket
from Off his back for little
money with which TO buy ere
water" lie had no coat.
II was while in the same town
last week that Morton H. Rose, Of
North Yakima, and the writer were
IN conversation with Brother Wat
ers, an Indian preacher who was