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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
HOUSE IS
AGAIN PACKED
Second Show was up to the
Standard.
SOME new FEATURES
We're Added by Some of the
artists.
Tally Wags are Well Pleased with
the Reception Given by the
People.

1t was another highly pleased
and enthusiastic audience that left
the Grand Opera House last night
after the second performance of
the Tally Wag vaudeville show
aud for the second time it was the
unanimous verdict that the show
is the best of its kind that has
ever been presented to Marion
audience.
Every act Of the first night was
presented In its entirety last night
and was received in the same en-
thusiastic manner as on the first
night Both "rIlappy' Jack Card
ner and Edward F. Sharpless in
troduced new features in their acts
which met with much approval.
Mr.. Sharpless presented his great
act TO an audience for the last
time last night. Tomorrow he will
leave for Kokomo. Indiana. where
he will secure racing car of the
Haynes pattern to be used in the
new act which he is preparing. Az
ter securing the car Mr. Sharpess
will go to Columbus and build the
scenery to be used in the produc-
ton. AS 1t is now planned the
ventriloquist will make his first
appearance in an automobile. He
will use new figures and incidental
ly during the coming season he Will
receive $500 per week.
last season Mr.. Sharpless only
received $3.50 per week. He can
celled weeks engagement to ap-
pear on the Tally Wag program
and to show his great act to an
audience dn his home city before
placing III in his memory book.
Tie will open at Toledo In two
weeks.
Accompanying Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynard to Marion were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Squires who have been
associated with Reynard for
uuulUeT VI years. Inc nature OF the
act is such that it requires the
assistance OF an electrician IN
operate the lights and produce the
different effects which add so
greatly to the act. Mrs Squires
assists Mr.. Reynard in the opera
tlon OF the mechanical figures.
One of the things which was
commented upon by both audiences
was the smooth professional man
ner in which the different acts
were presented. This was due to the
fact that Mr.. Squires took charge
Of the performance as stage mana
ger, bringing with him his years
OF experience in playing the lead
ing vaudeville theaters of this
country. His assistance was greatly
appreciated by the club. During
their visit in Marion they have
become very popular with the young
society set of the Tally Wag club.
The members OF the Tally Wag
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Rendered by the Epworth foreign
Missionary Society.

The Womans Foreign Mission
airy society of Epworth M. h.
church met in the church parlors
Thursday afternocs and rendered a
shcrt program. After the DEVOTION
al exercises and songs, the scrip
ture lesson was read following
which was a paper on "A Tour OF
Our Missions" by Miss Laura
Silverthorn. Following a prayer by
Mrs. Cap Drake a general discussion
was enjoyed upon the theme why
Believe in Foreign Missions" J"
This discussion proved of much in
tcrest and value
The next meeting Of the society
will be held at the church July o.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
LEE STREET LADIES
Net Thursday at the Home of Mrs,
]. W. Caldwell.

Mrs. j. w. Caldwell was hos
tess TO the members of the Lee
street Ladies' Aid society at her
home on Garden City pike Thurs
day afternoon. Sewing was taken
up and with this and social chat
the afternoon was passed very
pleasantly. Arrangements were
made for social TO be held in
July.
The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. G. l.. Goetting.
on La, street I'm two weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
Dolce court

john AlcNally was placed under
arrest al 1880 o'clock this morning
on charge OF intoxicaItlon brought
by Officers Thompson and Babcock.
When arraiyned in mayors court
this morning, McNally grew very
eloquent and informed Mayor
Scherff that he will go on the
stump this fall and preach tenn
perance and county local option In
all parts OF Marion county. He
gave the court an example OF one
of his temperance speeches and II
was sad, true and very pathetic.
Mayor Scherff imposed a fine OF
Sc and received tho attorney'sj
promise to abstain from intoxicants
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
NOTICE

The public is hereby notified not
to tack or paste signs. posters, bills
or articles of any description upon
the poles or buildings OF the under
signed companies under penalty OF
the law prohibiting the same.
The Marion County Telephone Co
The Central Union Tel. Co.
The Marion Ry. Light & Power Co
The G.. ID. G. NJ.
The Ohio Postal Tel. G Cable Co.
The Western Union Tel. Co.
5-22-frimo3wks
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
BLOOD POISONING
Results From a Slight Injury (,
the Foot.

Miss Marguerite Cutlery, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gutncry, OF
9aRue, is very i'll at the home of G..
Il. Anthony. of Leader street. Some
time ago, the child at her home In
LaRue. struck piece or slate
In the cellar of her home and so cut
herself as 10 cause blood poisoning
While visiting her uncle, Mr.. An
,thony, here she became sick and is
yet Ill, although out OF danger. Her
parents are now visiting relatives in
Michigan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
Warner \
Edwards.
HE is NO STRANGER
Penitentiary Officials Know Elmer
Ramsey's Record.

When Sheriff Il. Il. Drown took
Elmer Ramsey and Edward Delaney
to the Uhio penirentiary yesterday.
he was told that Ramsey had been
released from that institution last
December. Ramsey, according 10 tha
officials of the big prison. has bad
record, and has done time ON at least
flour different Socca<ons for bufg,
llary and highway robbery
Sheriff Drown denies the report
that Ramsey struck him at the de-
pot while the sheriff was taking him
ito the pen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
MRS. c. A. CURTIS
kntertains the Queen Esther Circle
of Epworth Church.

Mrs. {. A. Curtis of South Cir
ard Avenue was hostess to the
Queen Esther circle OF Epworth
church Thursday afternoon. Follow
ing the devotions Miss Rose Pack
ard rendered pleasing piano solo
which was followed by paper
Tread by Miss Edna Rogers. Miss
Carmen Blow sang solo follow
ing which an interesting paper was
iread by Miss Dottse WEIGH. A
piano duet by Misses Matte Mere
dith and Grace Munson closed the
program of the afternoon.
At the close of the program
the collection OF the mite boxes
was taken up, A social hour was
enjoyed, following the program OF
) the afternoon.
npattv a. nny'c nvfnrIc
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
serpent Worship In India.

Serpent worship still survives in In
dia and a snake shrine is said to be as
much an attraction in a house on the
Malabar coast as garden in the case
OF country home in the United States.
Serpents are, however most unobtrus-
i've. and unless one walks noiselessly
and barefooted in the dark, as Hindoos
do. snakebite is an improbable con-
tingency.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12

club wish TO heartily thank the
performers, through whose efforts
the performance was such an ar-
tistic success and the patrons OF
the show who made possible the
financial success OF the innova.
tiun.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
OFFICERS ELECTED
At the Meeting of the Free Baptis,
Christian Endeavor Society

Thp Christian Endeavor society OF
the First Baptist church met in the
church parlors Thursday evening,
with a fairly good attendance, Bus
dness of much consequence TO the
society was transacted.
This was also the time for the
semi-annual election OF officers, the
result OF which follows: President,
Bowel Iayman. vice president, Miss
Fay Ward; secretary. c. r.. Beer
bower; treasurer. Miss Emma
Croft; organist. Miss Elsie Barnard; /;
assistant organist, Miss Helen
Kiause.
The society will meet next month
with Mr., and Mrs. Guy Coleman OF
Summit street.
Eyes fitted with glasses.
Catarrh and deafness successfully
treated.
AdenAids removed
DIR. LUNGER. Huber Block.
e-2-u >4GAs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
Pennsylvania Lines Trains
Change.

New Timetable Sunday, June a.,
effects some Pennsylvania Lines
trains arriving aud leaving Marion.
Get details from G.. NJ Knauer,
Ticket Agent. G-12-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
SUNDAY SCHEDULE

First car on G.. ID. & NJ. leaves
Marion at G a. N, and every hour
thereafter. Last car for Columbus
at p. m; for Delaware at II p. m
Last car leaves Columbus, $3.50 p m.
thf,s-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
.ELKS CLOSE
CLUB ROOMS
Will not be Opened Until
Cool Weather.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
At the Regular Meeting of
the A. !. U.
Degree Team Goes to Bucyrus This
Evening to Assist In Degree
work-Lodge News.

The American Insurance Union
met with large attcndancc last
night and transacted great deal
of important business. lnittatory
" ork was taken up and the degree
was conferred upon class OF two
candidates. One application for
mcmbcrbship was also received at
this session. Tie ladies of the de-
gree staff decided 10 visit Bucyrus
lodge this evening where they will
assist in initiating large class of
candidates.
The annual election Of officers
took place at this meeting. 1t
resulted as follows: Mrs. Minnie
MeaIey. president Scott II. Fergu-
Ison, vice president; Mrs. Sarah
Carter. secretary; Thomas +. Horse
imam, financial secretary; u. B. Car
ter treasurer; Mrs Minnie Phillians
chaplain; Mrs Alice Staley, past
president. Mrs. T. r. Horseman,
editress; e. H. Cowan. MARSHALL
Charles Kesles, custodian Orville
Halderman warder; Arthur Upton,
argus A. r. Kull. trustee for three
years; Miss Ethel O'Connor. plan
DIST installation will take place
at the first meeting In July.
Marion Lodge No. 80. b. p. q.
Elks held large attendance and
an enthusiastic meeting last night.
II was decided to discontinue regu-
lar nightly club sessions during hct
weather. The key to the club rooms.
however, will be left at Strayer's
drug store.
| The committee on flag day cele-
biation, composed of Messrs. T.. II.
iHurlry. w. II. Waddell and G. d.
jenkins. reported that extensive ar
rangements have been made for the
occasicn and that 1t is expected
that more than one hundred Elks
will attend TIN, special services at
the Episcopal church next Sunday
morning The committee has secur-
ed number Of small flags and
every ELK In the city is expected
to wear the colors for the remain
der OF thc week.
The lodge determined TO hold a
Especial meeting at 1880 O'Clock this
evening at which time very inn
portant business will be considered.
All the Elks in the city are urged
TO be present.
The Companions OF Foresters met
In regular session Thursday evening
and made arrangements for the
annual Memorial service. which
will be held at the /. o. o. +
Ihalls Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
"a program of music and addresses
is planned for that occasion, The
address proper will be made by
Chief Ranger Florence Cramer. The
roster OF the dead OF the lodge in
clude Mrs. J, W. AIcAinnray and
Mrs. Arthur Abbott
A meeting will be held next
Thursday evening at which time a
number of matters will come be-
FORE the lodge.
The Uniform Rank, Knights OF
Pythias. met last night and arranged
to hold its annual encampment at
Marion park. July 3. and 8. Arthur
senner. Albert Reidenbaugh and Gus
iiuneke were named as committee
to make arrangements for the camp.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12

81 90 excursion TO PUTIN Bay.
$l.75 to Cedar Point, Lakeside and
Kclly's Island. Pennsylvania lines.
June 14th Trains leave MandloIl,
7:51 a. m. and s:12 a. m.
6-12-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
GAME FORFEITED
K. Of p. Team Fails to Get Out
Onto the Field.

The McClain and X. Of p. baseball
teams were to have played game OF
ball at Webb park. Tuesday after
noon McClain's were on the field.
but the X. of P's. failed TO put in
an appearance and the game was for
felted to the McClains by score OF
q To q
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
steel rlss for Railroads.

Steel ties exclusively are to be used
on the Bessemer & Lake Erie railway
hereafter according to an announce
ment made by Chief Engineer Porter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12
icr at least thirty days.

The police department received
complaint today from residents
of the North End to the effect that
tlrere are a number of sneak hunt
ers who are shooting the squirrels
that inhabit Lincoln park. There are
number of fine squirrels In the
grove and the police and park SUI
perintendent have determined to
protect them. The parties whom 1t
is thought have been doing the
shooting are under suspicion and
arrests are liable to follow.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12

The police were called to Quarry
street this morning to shoot a
stray dcig which created consider
able excitement among the resi-
dents by swapping at children.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12

Scotch pIaids I'm fancy
hose. They're swell 25c
and SOC.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12

The Uniform Rank, Knights OF
Pythiss. met last night and arranged
to hold its annual encampment at
Marion park, July 3. and 8. Arthur
Senner. Albert Reidenbaugh and Gus
Huneke were named as committee
to make arrangements for the camp.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12

Beatty & Longs Oxfords ut.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-12

It's here. The under
wear you want, 25c to So
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19
Telefono per i pesci

In Isvezia il telefono serve ALA pesca.
Un microfono>e chiuso in una sottile
scatola d'ecciaio owe racqua non puo
penetrare. Alcuni fiji metallici la pom
gono in relazNne con un ricevitore tele
fonico impiantato sui battello da pesca.
ST assicura che con questo apparec.
chic il pescatore & avvertito dell'avvi-
cinarsi del pesce numeroso 9 frotte.
Ed ogni specie, 81 aggiunge, da, nell'is-
trumento, un suono particolare.
Cost parrivo dell arringa & segnalato
da una specie di fischio il merluzzo fa
udire ma specie di grugnito, ecc., ecc.
Gil svedesi, quanto pare, stanno
per superare gil americani, nellie inven
zioni incredibili.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19
Una citta' mancfata.

Un gruppo di capitalist americani,
calcolando snlla certa costruzione d'una
ferrovia, fecero costruire in prossimit&
dun punto Gee giudicavano favorevole,
una citta completamente provvista di
tutti moderni perfezionamenti'
Non vi mancavano che gil abitanti Ma
ri supponeva che arriverebbero in folla
ouando la line avrebbe funzionato
Disgraziamento il tracciato della
linea & state modifcato. La citta che
stata battezzata West Lynn 81 trova
motto lontana dalla nuova ferrovia lie
sue case attendono invano gil inquillini
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19
L'erba del petrOIio.

Un minatore della PENNSYLVANIA trov-
andosi in vacanza, penso di godere pid
che gil fosse possible Taria, la luce ed
il sole.
Nellie sue passeggiate eSli portaya seco
lie sue modesto refezioni
Una volta che 81 era seduto sull'erba
per mangiare il suo pane il suo formag
gio, lascio cadere una crosta di questo.
Quando la raccolse, la trovo impregna-
ia dun forte odore di petrolio.
Allora gil venne pidea di acquistare
con le sue economic alcune pertiche di
di ouella terra senza valore; ben pres
to, scavando, scopri una sorgente di
petrolio che in POGO tempo 10 ha fatto
diventar millionaire. :
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19

Lunedi scorso sono arrivati oail TIA
liza il sigaor Antonio Reineri. sua fl
glia Domenica di Pence, Wis.
II signor Reineri sua figlia sono
partiti circa tire mesi orsono ST sono
fermati mel Canavese circa due mesi
Q pare che il signor Reineri non 81 pos
sa pid abituare nei vecchi paesi, per il
motivo che tanti del suoi vecchi anici
una quantita sono allestsro, tanti So
no morti Moi crediamo bene che il
siguor Reineri non puo abituarsi pid
nei vecchi paesi, il motive che tiene
sua moglie tutta sua faniglia in
Pence Wis, ed anche un ben avviato
Auguriamo al sig, Reineri buona per-
manenza.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19

| coniugi Bernardo Francesca De-
vieti, la settimana scorsa hanno ceIe-
brato il Santo battesimo del loro primo
ragazzo. Lo ressero ALA fonte battesima
le il signor Vigo Enrico padrino La ST.
gnoriua Demestri Maria madrina. Motif
amici parenti intervennero al sontuo-
so banchetto, intervennero amici di Hu
riley, il signor Joe Molino ed il suo Bar
tender Nose Giansante che rallegr6 la
festa con diversi pezzi per concertiua.
Auguriamo al coniugi Devieti buona
fortuna, ed al neonato lunga vita.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19

Pettenkofer non ha usato, AMI, altro
contravveleno che una quantita aHatto
teutonica di birra, tracannata subito
dopc la coraGgiosa prova sperinlentale.
3 gil esempi potrehbero continuare ad
! sss A.esslss gasfs L ssss ~
edahcaZlone ed anmaestramentoe dei
cittadini di Copparo, quail poesono
-dormire sonni quieti se, turbare la
loro pace, non vengono i'll campo altri
timori che le due colture di microbi ra-
pite.
| germi patogeni, che pure hanno fa-
ma di lavorare al damn dell'uomo, han
no famo di lavorare al damn dell'uomo,
hanno compreso bene 10 spirito del tenn
pi, g. vivendo nei laborati. in mezzo al
flosof che con le cose piccole cercano
consoIarsi degh sconforti che kanno le
grandi, hanno imparato una grande We
rita: che ad operare al damn dell'uma-
nita, assai megho di tutti germi patio
geni della terra, serve. puomo.
e. BERTARELLI.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19
VARIETA'
Una cipOIIa meravigIiosa

On indd, piantatore di cafe, scopri re-
centemente in piena compagna, una
pianta strana dai frutti siniii ad uova
rigate di rosso La divelse Q la porto
casa sua con la radice che era una cipol
la. Esaminandola analizzandola con
molta cura, trovo in Quella cipolla le
qualita nutritive pid preziose 9 tutti
XII clement dun complete alimento.
Questa pianta acclimatata coltiva-
Ia nell'Endia owe cresce con una albion
danza inimaginabile soto il nome di
glicina sotterranea, permettera di lottar
vittoriosamente contro le terribii cares
tie che intieriscono crudelmente in quel
disgraziato paese.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19
ST temOnO nuOvi conflitti
fra liberali e cIericali a
ROvignO.
Trieste, 1:

Trieste, I:
A Rovigno perdura recitazione degIi
animi. ST temono nuovi conflitti fra IL
berali clericali. L'autorita chiese Pc
la rinforzi di gendermeria truppa.
che ginnsero iersera bordo di due tor
pediniere.
Iersera al passaggio del piroscafo ri
conducente Pola partecipanti ALA
ALA festa della Lega nazionale dl Ger
vignano, la folla improvviso' sui molo
una dimostrazione in sense nazionale
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19

Ii sottoscritto commosso del validis-
sino sopporto concessogli dagli elettori
della Contea all'epoca dele elezioni
primarie, Ii ringrazia sentitamente,
pregandoli volergli continuare per
il future, non specialmente alI'occa-
stone dele elezioni di Novembre la me-
desima Gducia, impegnandosi da parte
sua di disimpegnare del suo megIio 9
mel miglior interesse del pubblico le sue
attribuzione, non appena eletto.
WILLIAM WALTER.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19
III decano del ficEi.

La pid vecchia pianta di fico che fos-
SO al monde morta.
I turisti che amano la Svizzera che
hanno visitato Losanna la conoscevano
era un fico di dimensioni minori d1
quello di Roscff; ma aveva un maggicr
unmero di ami, poiche figurava sopra
un piano di Losanna dell'anno 1924.
L'anno scorso dette ancora del frutti
Q ne dette tanti che suoi rami cedette
TO.
Era il suo ultimo anelito.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19
In Russia wi sono 1O7
r11iHa prigionieri.
Loudra, 1.

II Daily News ha da Pietroburgo; II
numero del oondannati al bagno penale
81 6 elevate fno dodicimila. LIE prigio-
nj centraIi della Siberia contengono
soltanto quattromila uomini. Secondo
una statistica della direzione generate
dele prigioni 81 contano attualmente
100000 prigionieri cio6 1853 in pid di
quelli che 81 avevano al 1. gennaio.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19
Quanti medici vi sonOI
neI monde
SOr1O

Gil statistici non dormono. Tutto Ii
interessa di tutto 81 occupano.
Essi 81 sono messi in testa di fare il
conto esatto del medici che esercitano
La loro professioae mel monde intiero,
.alleviando 10 sofferenze fsiehs del lore
centemporanei.
II risaltato dele. indagini fatte da
cotesti cariosi, ha dato la cifra fornida
bile di ss8 234, di cui IEuropa, per sua
parte, ne ha 16S 936, il che un sssai
bel numero
La statistica non dice pero Sc in Euro
81 muore pii che nellie attire parti del
globo.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19
UNA LAPIDE
nella casa owe naCQue
Suppe'.
.Abbiamo da Trieste, /

AUUIaInU ua ITIesGe, 1.
Generalmente 81 crede francesca
Suppe-rautore dele operette Boccacio
Fatinitza. ecc., tedesco perche passo
gran parte della sua vita artistica a
Vienna scrisse 1e sue briose operette
su hbretti tedeschi. Francesca Suppe
invece era italiano sene gloriava. Mac
que mel Borgo Luciaz, a Spalato; ed ora
AMI, un comitato di spalatini, ha dis
posto perch6 sulla casa natalie dell au-
tore del Boccacio sia posta una lapide
commemorative.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-09-19

Pare che il fumo diventi una cosa fa-
migliare in queste zone, ma finche pos
siamo dire fumo, non sara gran danno
e COST le ragazze 81 abitueranno ale pi-
Pc non ci sara piu' nessun lamento
CON giovanotti.
Lasciamo gil scherzi ed andiamo un
po' sui serio lincendio diventa sempre
piu crosse da lutte le parti Sc la piog-
gia non arriva in tempo, 81 crede che
tanti farmisti dovranno andarsene via
dele proprie farme.
Speriamo che pluyio sara di buon u
more, e non aspettera finche tutto sara
distrutto farsi sentire.