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Mr.. Henry Watkins, of Pome-
roy, was in Logan, Saturday.
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Mr.. Charles Keynes was in Co.
lumbus, Friday, on business.
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Mr.. Homer D. Hutton, of South
Bloomingville, was in Logan, Fri
day, on business.
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Mr.. r. D. McManigal was a
Capital City visitor Monday.
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Mr.. j. w. Jones went to Colum-
bus, Monday, on business.
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Mrs. Wolford Stiers was visit.
ing in Gallipolis, the past few
days.
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Mr.. John Collins was Capital
City visitor, Friday, on business.
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Mr.. Arthur Hall was in Zanes-
vile, Monday, on business.
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Mr.. j. G. Morgan was in New
Holland, Friday, on business.
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Mr.. Henry Cornwell was in 20
lumbus, Friday, on business.
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Mr.. John Bright, wife and
daughter were in Gore ever Sun.
day.
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Mr.. Jim Martin was in Sugar
Grove, on business, Friday.
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Mrs. Henry Kessler was in Co.
lumbus spending few days last
week.
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Mrs. Ben Wellman and Mrs. w.
A. Henderson were. Capital City
visitors, Friday.
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Mr., j. C. Morgan was Lancas-
ter visitor on business, Saturday.
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Mrs. A. o. Brown was in Lam
caster, Friday.
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Mr.. w. S. Poston was in Colum
bus, Monday on business.
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Mrs. Bert Stedem was Capital
City visitor, Friday.
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Miss Lila Lehman. of Lancaster,
was in Logan with her home folks
over Sunday.
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Miss Mary Lehman was Capt.
tai City visitor, Saturday.
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Judge S. H. Bright was Capt.
tai City visitor, Friday.
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Miss Clara Downey, of Colum.
bus is visiting Mrs. Barbara
Doebele.
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Mr.. r. B. Longstreth, of Union
Furnace, was in Logan, Friday, on
business.
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Mr.. Joe Green was in Athens,
Friday of last week.
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Mr.. Chris Holl went to Column
bus, Friday.
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Mr., Marcellus Krieg, of Nelson
Vile, was business visitor in
Logan, Friday.
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Dermatine for all skin irritation.

Mr.. Elmer Stiyison was in Lo-
gan, Friday.
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Mr.. John Easterllng and wife
were in Buchtel, Friday.
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Mr.. E. f. Bright was a Capital
City visitor, Friday.
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Mr.. r. B. Longtreth was Capt.
ital City visitor Monday.
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Mr.. Peter Hopple working in
Columbus, was home in Logan
over Sunday.
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Mrs. Rug Hansel was in Colum-
bus, Friday, shopping.
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Mrs, Louie Hite, 42S Outlen St..
Danville, ILL.,, writes, October 1st /:
"Foley's Kindey Pills started me
on the road to health. / was
treated by four doctors and took
other kidney remedies but grew
worse, and was unable to do my
homework, and the doctor told me
| only could live from two to six
months. l am now so much better
thatI do all of my own work, and
shall be very glad to tell any one
afflicted with kidney or bladder
trouble the good results | received
from taking Foley's Kidney Pills. 4"
Commence today and be we'll. Do
not risk haYing Bright's Disease
or Diabetes. Bort d Co.
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Miss Emma WesSenhaver was in
Columbus, Saturday.
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Mrs. John Buntz was Capital
City visitor, Saturday.
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DR.. John Switzer, of New
Straitsville, was in Logan, Friday.
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Miss Emma Becker spent Satur-
day in the Arch City.
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Mr.. F. M. Mckay is spending a
few days in Springfield.
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Dematne for all skin irritation Dr. John switzer, of New
,, r7 c.; 40. =; - Straitsvile was in Logan, Friday
gan FRIDAY Mr.. John Bright wife ane
Mr. Chris Holl Colum- dav '' " ~
Mrs A. O. Brown inr in Gsinos the mast few
caster, Friday days
Mr. f. F. Bright Capital Mrs. Henry Kessler was in Co.
City VISITOR frloay. umbus spending a few days las
Mr.. Green in Athens, week ----
Friday of last week Miss Clara Downey of Colum
Miss spent nh pu n "S''ng MIS- Daf0'f'
day in the Arch City. '''''':
Mrs Bert Stedem Capital H. MI ~ w. d. nngsavn' E;a M un m
City visitor Friday business ~ " -H
Miss Emma Wesenhaver was Mr. Peter Hoppe working
columbus, SATURDAY. Columbus, home in Logan
Mrs. Rug Hansel n Colum- over Sunday.
bus, Friday shopping. Miss Lehman, of Lancaster
Mrs Capital Logan with her home folks
City visitor, Saturday. over sunday.
Mr.. Mckay spending Mr. Marcelus Krieg of Nelson
few days in Springfield vile, was business visitor In
Judge S. H Bright a Capt. 49, -. -2-- --.--
--, 81. A Henderson were Capital City
Mr. r. b. Longtreth was a Capl' VISITORS Friday.
ital City visitor Monday . -,
Easterng and wife Bloomingvi was in Logan
were In buchtei frlaay. day. on business
Mr. S. Poston was in coum Mr.. John Brannan of coum
bus Monday on business in Logan Thursday and
Mr. ! W. Jones went to Coum. Friday of last week.
bus, Monday on business Barnett, Weson,
Miss Mary Lehman was Capl- - ' -
tai City visitor, Saturday. slS'ei' Nls. W. .. NW.
Arthur Hall Zanes M! MIKE HcDriae, "no
vile, Monday, on business lns !. - ouous sp '
~ 49, ~ ~ hrmaas E,dov e MesAs. Joe Mount and Vern
0 ~ , 80. Davis decorating the interior
Charles Keynes Co. o the church Enterprise
lumbus, Friday, on business ,,; Y.h;. Co.. .s 8,
Henry Cornwel Go Columbus Sunday, visiting
lumbus, Friday, business her sister Mrs John Rempe
Mr.. D. McManiga and Mrs Wech, of LitLo-
Capital City visitor Monday polls, Fairfield county, vis
Mr.. G. Morgan in New w " s, - '
Holland Friday business Messrs John and Jake Klein
=, =, .7. d. smith left Monday for New Lex
Mr. Hnry Wa'ns u ngon where they haze brick
roy "a' III Aosan' ooOuIu"5' work
Noah Powell, of Murray Foleys Honey and Tar cures
Logan, Saturday quickly lungs
D for honnad fooa rd expels colds Get the genuine in
hands, CUTS burns garge, etc. 'eHo" pNoN"eo. - W.
Collins Capital mr. - - liaS9, y, nS;
City visitor, Friday, business ~as ~ os ;. I d ah
C. Morgan Lanca three year old colt to Mr. w. w.
ter business Saturday Marks.
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Traffic in Girls.

Fhen j comes to suppressing
crime the law, as administer.
under the present system.
hys proved q mockery and q
De. The decision is invariably
kvor of the strong and against
weak: in favor Of the class In
yer and against its subjects.
eecently there has been . fed.
investigation Of the unspeak'
E white slave tra fic in Chicago
3trict Attorney Edward W,
bs has been honestly trying, be
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PLEASANT HILL ITEMS
by The Rosebud

Kind Ed. and correspondents 10
you mako room iu your Dswsy
er for q few more items.
iiss Nora Riley Of Mansfield 10
elcomc guest Of Clara Gaapsrson
} week.
frs. Ho hbs called on Mrs. Par.
nter Sun,
Elmer Newby pIowed for Mr.,
rrt Monday:
IRA. Martin Miller callad at Mrs
Fmsaters Non. morning and also
( dinner With Emma Smart.
daggis Robertson and Iva Long
} seen going to the store MOS.
Heory Smart and sister (Ml
loasant hour With NJ and Nrs,
word Monday night.
when yos 20 TO church
And don't get home till late
Rsnomber Il 70 bod time
And don't stand by ths gate.
liss Nora Riley CLARA GsspsrsoI
Nellie Parmsntsr called Q
ma Smart tuesday svo.
Nell % We arc at the spring ap'
s Just killed a big snake vii
g Oh bye bye,
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you Of Ill self.rsspect and peace
| ofmind; it Win exclude you from
the coaAdence and esteem Of
your isllsw-men, and bring upon
you their neglect and contempt;
II win out you o6 from all means
Of usefulness. and degrade you
To . mere cipher In society, rem.
dering your ultimate success
impossible.
A good name h thus.a protec'
tion against suspicion and evil
reports; II ID the source Of the
purest and most lasting enjoy.
ment: Il secures for rs the 20.
TEEN and confidence of our fel.
low men: II increases the power
and enlsrges the sphere Of our
useiulnsss: II has the most
direct and happy bearing ON our
success In life; II stands. connect
Cd with the happiness Of our
families and friends. with the
welfare Of society, with the tenn.
poral and eternal happiness Of
thousands.
II may be that under unavoidable
disappointments sharks may
take the advantage Of your good
intentions, and cause q dark
shadow to pass over your good
name. but the morning sun OF
honesty will drive II OF soon.
So may God help us to
| work fora name that IL better
than great riches.
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TAXI NTluz

Any party o. parties wishing 10
ask any qusstions. through this
paper. upon any subject relig
eusly o. Otherwise shall bs
trsatsd ~ : friend But In no case
win he sditor allow any slang
or slang phrases 80 throsFh
il sslsnns.
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known 10 the public q . man Of
integrity and worth. he need
never grieve himself much con.
cerning - 70 any unfavorable
reports that may be circulated
respecting him.
They acquit him without trial;
and believe his innocence with
ont the Judgement Of a court.
SANDER may. indeed. for . nom.
ent, fix IL fangs on 3 spotless
character. but such . character
has within, itself an antidote TO
the poison, and smerves from
the temporary shadow with In.
vigoratsd strength and height
ened beauty.
While . good name will secure
for you the esteem and conaden.
ce Of your fellow. men. how will
II increase your capacity and
extend the sphere Of your use
fulnsssi Who are the men whose
friendship 10 most highly valued
whose opinions have greatest
weight, whose patronage is most
eagerly sought, and whose in.
huence is most extensively
sought In the country: Are they
not men Of principle-men ol
known worth and established re.
putati0n.
A good name draws round its
possessor warm friends, and
opens for him Q sure and easy
way to heayen, to honor. and
happiness.
Reverse the picture, and think
Of the direiul evils Of Q ruined
character.
It will expose you TO Q thou.
sand painful suspicious and
blasting reports; 1t will deprive
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LINDSAY CALIFORNIA.

Wen hel0 again No. boys aud
girls, here GENES Csl. again.
Have jast hnished reading the
CRnsEr. and enjoyed the Items
fine.
We have been having quite .
little wind in Calf. for the last
few days. but more dust than
wind
Cutting hay IL the order ofthe
day now.
Mr., Bruton and wife attended
church Sun. night at the Seven
day AdyenAs.
John Smotherman and family
attended church at the n. Il.
Church San. niehk
Eva and Ottie Bruton and
Frank AcNi@ht went 10 the
Ball game st visalia last Sun.
and reported a nice time.
Calf. sure has some good ball
games but can't come up with
Fairyiew yet.
Charlie McNight and wife Or.
rived IN Lindsay Gait. last Fri.
day whore thay expect to make
their future home fur . while.
Ottie Bruton called on Mrs,
Lelah (Bruton) Dean last Sun.
while in Visalla;
MIRA. J. r. Bruton Is improy.
ing in health some now.
Mrs John 6mtthermans child.
rem are progressing nicely in
their school work. The school
will close June 3Oth.
Frank HsNighs and cousin made
. ay,"g "Trip - Tslsr last Sun.
week. 20 look at ssms land that
was ior sale.
Well bow 10 Fa,rview this week
I never ssv any Itsms from there.
Hsvry up Fsitvisw sad pat in
soas Issns for % Fairvisw people
oat here 10 Oai. wants 10 heal
from their 6is and Bro.
J. B. Brasea and son Elva ant
Frank AsNigbt will start 10 th,
nts. tAs lrst Of Nay to work II
ths ssv nil. Ths snow up thsr'
10 & Il. deep nov. and has bsen 1;
swo weeks ego.
The orssgs trees ere IN fol
bleon now asd . beauty 10 look .
IL woald make yesr eyes burt Il
look a them, but II nskes . per
sons month water TO sec the or
angss on ths trees and are not d
lowed 70 gst ssy:
Oranges are pretty expensive
here some times ~hsn . fellow
has - pay 2Ss.s. Tor two. Tbss,
we're two boys 10 % orchard got
ting some oranges 10 eat shs bos
come sloag attic time, and mad,
then psy 3ssts. ior two. 30 yo'
people eas Sssss bow good sbs,
tasted.
esFswbsvriss are plentiful her
now ssd has bsss for : weeks.
II s"as of zoe people besI
there will ssnd % . good sppls
~ will ssss yos % ssssss oys
The pAoss.
Doss August and Harry 70 I
Fsirvisw LoAgs now. sucss ID
swo Asnas viii tell as nsxt tin
10 ths itsns. How DO yoa EMO
he lodge boysi
Well good bys will oall agsl
when I hays more tias.
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ENAered 0s sccOn d .cl0ss
Ettcr October 2. 1908 at
POst-0Nce at Nor
I'd Mo-. ssnder tie Act
Congress Of March Srd
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Vol VII NORWOOD Mo Thuraday April Goth. 1909 No 20

It said TO bis credit, TO suppress
the revoltine commerce In yeang
girls which has blaekened
the centers Of our 40. called civil.
zatioA. About the time the dis
trict attorney had his evidence
complete and felt sure Of his
case the United States supreme
court rendered o decision shat.
terlng the prosecution and In
effect legallzinw the shocking
white slave tramc. It seems
unbelievable and yet the faets
stand forth beyond disput. The
decision IN question has just
been rendered and In referring
to Il District Attorney Sims says:
1t will be necessary now TO
prove the actual importation in
each case. I think the federal
government win be able 70 do
very little In obtaining cenvic.
tions. The entire prosecution
Of such cases will be left 70 the
states courts and to the police.
Which means that the white
slave tramc will be left 10 the
gamblers, blacklegs. hack.politi.
cisns and pimps. agents Of The
commercial pirates who es*ab.
lished the trafiic. and who are
carrying Il forward TO the ever
lasting disgrace Of the state and
for their own private gain.
Under this Odius and abhor.
rent traffic thousands Of poor
innocent girls are. lured TO this
country, ruined and placed In
brothels under contract TO end
their blasted lives in namsless
horror.
The point above all others to
take into account il that these
girls are uniformly the children
Of poverty. the daughters Of the
working class, and for this reas'
on 1t is Of grave significance and
ito lesson should be craven deep.
" upon the hearts Of all the mil
lions who toll.
It is not after oil % very
strange that . capitalist class
supreme court should legalist
the white slave traffic, seeing
that the white slaves are oil o.
the working class and a part o
the great bulk Of human com
modities in which capitalism
|trahacs to maintain ito trust
blown power upon q founda
tion Of broken hearts ami
blasted lives.
The legalising Of the whit
slave trafic 10 q peculiarly viru
lent symptom d class rule'
and classed corrupted society.
Appeal TO Reason.
The circumstances quote'
above IL sufficient 10 send harro
to the heart Of every homes
mother and Father 10 think thu
In . boasted land Of liberty ther
10 . slave trade soing on dali
Of the purity and verginity OF tn
female sects Of our land an
Country. But this 10 not al
the life blood Of our nation !
being sapped BY the alurement
of those same sharks, alurin
our best young men to th
Citys and 10 this manner q
their lives ruined, and blighte
, forever.
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A Gend Name 10 Be
n Chosen.

Lacking good principles one
wosld In vain seek TO acquire .
goed name. A we'll expect .
vessel to traverse broad ocean
70 : destined harbor with no
rudder whereby 70 controle it,
voyaaA
Though q gsod name is won
only ~ . HE Of constant sctivi.
~ and exertion. BY self denial.
end ~ outflow Of charity. Jet ~
rswAsds are great and enduring
and . fail Of it, possession 10 70
be without the best thing on
earth..v Without Il. gold has no
value. birth has no distinctisn
station no dignity. bsauty no
charms, age no reverence.
without II every treasure i'm
povsrlshes. every grace dsforns.
evsry,dignity deeradss. and Ill
the arts: the decorations and &C.
complishments Of life stand like
TIE beacon blase upon = rock
warning that its contact 10 death
he who has II not, is under eter
nallquaratine--no friend to greet
him in bliss. no home to harbol
him in heaven,
And in the midst OF oil that ambi
ton can achieve, or avarice amsss
or rapacity plunder. without It
he feels himself alone. destitut,
Of the sympathy Of others. Ant
at last the soul reaps its reward
with unbelievers. in eternal tor
ment. "A good name 10 better
than great riches" Though at
tanned under the most bitter
trials Of life, It 10 precious. A
good name is gained by perse
verence, by patience, oy suffel
ings. by hardshipS. by pureness
by Righteousness, by Godliness
And II there be any thing elsl
1t is embraced in this one say
ing keep yourself unspotts,
from the world.
|, A good character Is q SUR
protection against suspicion
and evil reports 70. q Ro'
name. A man Il bad o.
doubtful character is suspected
of . thousand acts Of which b.
may not be guilty. And II b.
does . good deed II is apt to b.
sacribed 70 a bad motive. HI
has lost the confidence Of hi
fellow.me
They know him to be unprin
cipled and hollow. hearted, ant
are therefore ready to believe q
the evil that 10 thought OF sai'
!of him. but nnne Of th'
|good. On the other hand . MAJ
|of fair character. Of tried a,
Isssabliehed reputation. stand
ont to tlss eyes Of the public =
lone Who h shova suspicion, an'
above reproach be holds sgoo'
name.
4 The envious msy attempts :
tarnish his fair name. but thei
EFFORTS recoil upon tleir own
heads.
He ID concioua Of aetin9 frol
correcs principles. snl bcin
s.s 'gnis
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TA9H NOTICE.
!, SOUTH MT. STOCK FARM.

$40 ACRES OF DECIDED LAND 100 AcRss or
4 HOMESTEAD. 100 ACRES, DESERT. which M.l..
II $40 ACRES IN ALL.
Ws Sst 800 Tune Of Hay Pisnsyof Fiss wsssr Biz
Roossd House. Bank Hosss. 0rassry. 0hiekss House.
sacksnsh Shop Iss Hosss Barn 100 H. sqssvs Bars
1880, Dsrists. Movers Raksa. ! Hay Bsil.t. }
wsssss Heck Top Two ssatsd Esgsy. light wages
Get Of Blacksmith Tools ~ u Carpsslsrs xoss
Piovs. Harrow. 9 Dos. CbIsksss 10 Yns 1sss 80 ;
| Head Of Cattle. 70 Head Of esed Here's
This osas y bssshtior ssoooo will saks pars
Gssd PR. Lard Il No. TSs IA1A lssasd = q
1ises Stock asasss ~ Wsa The Hsns ssd psst silAs
Csssls oss I'll wistsr
All tls sbsss Pspsry bslosg uss n Idaks an ~
hss put iato basds y dipaas 81 So es q sh OvS
fss parsesIan, And CALL QUICK = sA1GAN E0la
AMI ONE 3 II F
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UBLlsnED EVERY THuRsDAY
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L. . Garrett IA.

PusGtsH %.
n. G. 0asrettapd n. n. Bowers
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sUBsOnlPiriON
ROLL OF HONOR.

IS. Towe Pine Creek No. $i.OO.
r., Forehand Delaplaine
Ark. 25cts
Brown - 25cts
E. Gillenwaters - - 25cts.
b. Martin, Biggers. - 25cts'
ra Riley Mansfield Mo. Scots.
rion Agee, Mt. Grove. 25cts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-25

.IIiS first Thanksgiving procla-
nation by q president ot'the
United states was made for
y sy.nve years ago. Lincoln was
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-25

terminal trackage Is sixteen miles in
extent There are eleven passenger
platforms. a total of four miles. and
twenty-five elevators. The artificial
light of the building will consist of 30
900 electric bulbs and electroliers. The
daily service of this enormous struc-
ture will consist of 400, Pennsylvania
trains and coo Long Island trains. The
capacity OF the terminal will be about
100000 passengers day. The maxi
mum capacity of all the tunnels is l44
trains an hour. The number of coll
umns supporting the whole building is
$50, the greatest weight on any one coll
umn being 1858 tons. The entire
structure is 774 feet long and 433 feet
wide, with an average height above the
street ofr69 feet and a maximum height
OF 1853 feet. The central waiting room
is 227 feet long and 1903 feet wide. The
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-25

do, for the poor are always remem-
bered, and even the prisoners are not
forgotten. While all who have been
favored OF the gods are benehciaries
and have much for which to be thank
ful. the hand OF charity Is open and
extended In such manner as causes the
oppressed to be thankful for one day
at least
In the latter respect Thanksgiving
day is the same all over the land II
Is The day when tapers are lighted and
convlviality OF the higher sort has
sway More jokes come OF Thanks
giving than any day in the year unless
Christmas be eXcepted--joRes of the
best type, humor of the better spirit
The turkey for the day Is the king bird
Of the land. The eagle retIres while
the feast of the fattened bird gladdens
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-25

nation Nv president o,' the
1it united states was made for
- j cl sy.rve years aeo. Lincoln was
the president who did, IL. alfI.
when , nresident Issues his nrocla- >
nation naming the inst Thursday ga
November as The day (this ynnr II fans
on the 25th, the governors of the scy =
eral states follow with tbeir procln- )
nations. each calling upon the people
OF his state TO give thank TO Almighty
God for what they have received dur
ing the preceding year. That makes
Thanksgivine day.
Inc observance OF DAY Tor giNn
'hahks ana oHerlhg prayer daies pack
70 iegl when Governor Bradford s,is-
sested IL 10 the New England colon's's
atter their nrst harvest. III ld2" ther'
was famine III New Englanu' ana
the people met Tor Tasting ana prayer