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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24
La cijDtQra en- las lvdlIaS

81 Sc cumpien los pron6sticos de las
personas cue estan al tanto de los progre-
SOS Gle la rnoda, no ha de pasar mucho
tempo sin que veamos las mlieres cor,
el talle a la altnra de las rodil!as.
Esta nueva moda, recuerdo de la que
slguieron en- los siglos TX, XIV N las d;,-
mas de las cortes de Enrique |, Felipe
Augusta Luis TX, sera consecuencia
natural de la implacahIe lev de los con
trasles. Ahora, Ia mujer Sc ci1io el ves
t.Ga por debajc de los sobacos, en- cuan
TO este, que hoy parece novedad. Sc sye-
ncrallce, las elegantes necesitalan aigo
muy dlferente y llevaran ell traie cenido
por las rodillas Los vestidos de Ultima
moda baJaran casi rectos desde ell cue
lilo, a]ustandose las caderas y siguiendo
la Inca Gle los musles para ceiiirse antes
de legar d Ia pierna Para ser elegante.
la mujer del future habra de tener el
|cuerpo aproposlto para poder pasar por
un tuvo Q por una funda de para
|guas.
7 10 que es mas de temer, es que esta
moda esta llamada hacer epoca, como
10 ha hecho en- ia historia de la eleeancia
femenlna cada salto que el talle ha dado
de arriba a abajo En- 81 primer cuarto
del pasado siglo, llevabase ell talle prc.i
sanente debajo del peeho, con aduellos
vestidos que antes llamabamos de precio..
sa rldlcula Y que hoy Sc ha dado en- cali
fear de estilo imperio. Diez amos mas
tarde, Sc acercaba algo mas la cintura del
vestldo la del cuerpo, y hacia 1910 coin
cidian ambas, dando origen q una moda
IsenoEada, la del mirinaque.
Luego vino ell polison, y con el Ell tale
balo, cast al nivel de las caderas. sHey.
eada una sc pone la eintura donde Is
Parece. segiln que adopte ell comodo tra-
,'r tailleur'' de estilo inlperio pero
sc nGta la tendencia 1 estrecharsa hac;,
abaJo, oprimiendose las caderas. facil
es que dentro de POGO veamos, como col
mo de la elegancia femenina, la mu.ier
envuelta en- una funda real v verdadera,
cenlda alrededor de las piernas. ! A don
de lremos parar? i Estamos condenados
a yer al elemento mas bello de la human
dad con la ropa ligada en- ell cuello en-
los tobillos, o sea en- ambos extremos, 4
modo de embuehadq2 No; esperennos q.
Ell bnen sentido de p1onto al traste con.
todas estas exageraciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24
RI testanento poitco De Don Carlos

No 10 coplamos lntegro por mlcha
extension.
Lo escribi6 don Carlos en- el palacio
Loredan, de Venecia, ell dia 6 de Enero
de 1897
En- los primeros parrafos dice que Sc
|inspira en- ell amor Espa1a y a los car
listas, para dar estos ell fruto de su ex-
lperiencia, como deuda de gratitud, pa
ra correspondent a su abnegacion, 4 su
heroismo y su nobleza.
Confirma su fe cat6lica, y pide al Re
Identor que acepte su vida como holo-
causto para la redenci6n de Espafla
Declara que toda SUI vida la dedic6 4
ser 1til la patria a La gran causa que
lacaudillaba.
-"Volvere ''-anade-os die en- Val
carlos aquel amargo dia, memorable en-
ire los mas memorables de mi vida. Y
|aquella promesa, brotada de 10 mas hon
do de mi ser, con fe, conviction y entu-
lslasmo inquebrantable, sligo esperanto
lfirmemente que ha de cumplirse. Pero 81
Dlos, EN- sus inescrutables designios, tu-
viese decidido 10 contrario, 81 mis- ojos no
han de yer mas ese cielo que me hace
Iencontrar palidos todos los otros, 81 he
de morir lejos de esa TERRA bendita cuya
nostalgia me acompana por todas parties,
aun asi no serla una palabra vana aquel
gritO de mi corz0n.
ST Espana es sanhble, q ella vol
we're, aunque haya muertO."
Dice despues que CON el cOnenrsO de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24

Las fuerzas expedicionarias sc extien-
den desde ell Hipodromo hasta el fuertc
de Alfonso XII; desde aqui hasta ell Rio
de Orc, cuyo GAUGE ilunina un reflector
colocado en- Ell fuerte de Camellos. Cont
mia Ell recinto por el cuartel de Santiago
hasta el fort1n de Horcas Coioradas.
Estas medidas permitiran emplear
reducido n1mero de tropas en- la defen-
sa del campo exterior de Melilla cuando
Sc emprendan las operaciones en- gran
lescala.
Confrman los confdentes que el bonn
bardeo de aver sobre Ell Gurug1 cause
en- el enemigo numerosas bajas.
Ell tiro curvo que efect1an los obuses
de Is cent1metros desconcierta los riff
fenos abrigados en- los barrancos, que ven
con sorpresa y terror como revientan So
bre sus cabezas las granadas. Los artille-
ros de una Fraction de la kabila de
Imereciendo por clio unanimes elogios.
Organlzase la policia indigena con mo-
ros de una fracci6n de la kakabila de
Mezquita, que desde hace tempo estaban
lrefugiados en- la plaza
Cerca del fnerte de Camellos han es-
tablecido los ind1genas cafes en- tiendas
de campana morunas, de las lamadas
jaimas' Los soldados acuden de los
icampamentos a tomar los clasicos vasos
de te con menta.
| En- la poeicion espanola de La Resting.
hay muchos moros refugiados que pro-
ceden de los aduares de Benisicar. Sc
lejerce sobre ellos la debida vigilancia
Los nuevos contingencies incorporates
a la jarka, aunque numerosos, no cons
tltuyen mportantes refuerzos La mayor
parte de ellos carecen de armas, muni-
clones y recursos metalicos. Son la gente
hambrienta de las kabilas, que Sc dedican
| al merodeo y que no sirven de otra cosa
( que de estorbo
Tanger l 6 tarde)
I'm emisario del Sultan.-iA imponer
la paz?
Segun cartas que Sc nan recibido de
Alcazarquibir, ha pasado por aquella ciu-
dad un kaid que va al Rif, enviado por
| el sultan, para ordenar a sus snbditos
tque suspendan las hostilidades contra Es-
paha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24

Ton los StAuG1O6 OC C0Apo SG sNAA
yerfectamente que las bombas caian
sabre los grupos de rifenos. En- el pri-
mer momento, el panico de estos, por
aa inesperada aggression, fue indescripti-
Bile. Sc les vela, enloquecidos, corrien-
do de un lado otro, saltando de pe,la
CA pena, intentando esconderse. Ca1an
en- yerdaderos montOnes, revueltos con
las piedras arrancadas por las grana-
aas, rodando por la montana abajo.
Nuchos Sc despenaron Gin haber side
heridOS.
Nnestras guerrillas, que sc hablan de-
aenido al comenzar el flego de can6n, en-
pezaron 4 replegarse. Ante aquel espec-
1aculo, los soldados sc sintieron poseldos
del mayor entusiasmo, y lutheran que
rido disparar sus fusiles y avanzar-
.4GHtre ell estampido de los canones Sc
.syeron muchos vivas Espana, al gene
RAJ Marina s Ia artilleria.
A las siete la operation habia ternina-
do Los dos batallones de Cazadores re-
gresaron al Zoco, en- cuyo campamento
entraron al son de la mtisica La bateria
nontada regres6 al. Hip6dromo, siendo
uny felicitados los oficiales los soldados
que habfan disparado las pleas, cnya
pnnteria fue admirable
ADarfe el d,lro castigo inf4lpifio 4 los
riffenos. la operaci6n realizada tiene mu-
cha importancia. poroue ahnyentara (
los moros de las alturas del G,,r,1oii des-
de donde espIabao to,]os npestros uo-
xs,aIentos.
MelilIa Is tarde1
Salida de convoyes.- -Rifenos leaIes de
exploration.
Han salido esta mafiana varios convo-
yes para aprovisionar de where's muni-
clones los distintos campamentos.
Iban protegidos DOR una fuerte colum-
>
"a expedlclon hasta la segunda caseta.
Anemas las Daterias del fuerte de Came
alos del Hlpodromo protegieron con
s'as fuegos preparados la mareha de los
eonvoyes.
Los moros tirotearon la columna,
pero no ocurrlo novedad alguna. Men
tras la operacion Sc reaiizaba, sali6 el
dato al frente de un numeroso grupo
Vie moros de Mezquita, fie1es a Espafa.
hacienda una excursion exploradora. Tn
ssscuadr6n de caballeria, situado en- las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24
ESPAnA EN- MARRUEC0S
CRONICA DE LA GUERRA
Intcresantisirnos detanes

Habiendo cesado ell tra6co con la pla-
"a, que era la mayor fuente de ingresos
de las tribus comarcanas q Melilla, Sc
encuentran los riffenos faltos de recursos
~ cansados de la guerra
Otros inforlnes, por el contrario, ase-
guran que la jarka esta recibiendo gran
des refuerzos En- la region fronteriza al
Pen6n de la Gomera Sc han presentado
numeroslsimos grupos de moros, que pa
recen dirgirse Melilla para engrosar Ia
jarka.
Desde el campamento y desde la falda
del fuerte Camellos sc distinguen muchos
grupos en- los barrancos pr6ximos.
Seg1n estos informes, la jarka esta
Ipreparandose para dar una gran batalla
Los heridos. Persiguiendo el contra
bando.-Movimiento de buques.
La mayor parte de los heridos en- los
llltimos combates mejoran rapidamente
Los buques de guerra recorren el IL
toral para impedir ell contrabando de ar
mas Y municiones.
Ha llegado a este puerto el remolcador
Siglo'' con correspondence Procede
de Almeria. Ell *Alfonso XII" ha Ear
pado para Cartagena.
Hace un calor enorme.
En- espera de refuerzos. Ell general
Marina.
La Administrator militar esta prepa-
rando campamentos para alojar las nue.
vas fuerzas que sc esperan.
Eel general Marina dirige los trabajos,
recorriendo las nuevas instalaciones, dan
do numerosas 6rdenes y proveyendo a
todas las necesidades
Sc muestra active animoso como
siempre. Els inexacto que Sc .encuentre
herido Tiene solamente una levc roza-
dura en- ell brazo izquierdo, ,producida por
una bala que lie atraves6 la guerrero
Su herlda es tan leve que no ha necesi-
tado asistencia medica.
Las operaciones del dia.
No he podido trasmitir ai1n la noticia
interesante del d1a, porque esta CONAN
dancla no la ha trasmitidO todavia al
ninisterio de la Guerra estando prohi-
bido anticipar el servicio particular al
Official
Melilla | Is nochc)
Ell 'Almirante Lobo'-Llegada de mas
tropas- Distribution de los campa-
mentos.-La policia indigena. -Otras
noticias.
Ha llegado ell trasporte "Almirante
Lobo" conduciendo material de que
rra.
Tambien han venido varios jefes Off
clales destinados al ejercito de operacio-
| nes, entire eIlos el coronel senior Primo
de Rivera.
Funciona el TELEGRAPH de los ingenie-
r0s entire ell cuartel general, el fuerte
de Camelos, el Hip6dromo, la segunda
caseta y ell molino.
Durante las operaciones de desembar-
que ha sido precise suspender los traba-
JOS de construction en- el puerto, pues
no pueden pasar los trenes por los nue.
lies ocupados con el material de que
rra.
Sc han terminado las trincheras que
eubren los frentes de los campamentos.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16
Chats MifI pol,l,q 0Ssll.
4! THE SUPREME B MIRACLE,
{BY FATHER TygoHlG Ell

gelists have told the story without without
statement Hence ii
falsehooc weakness The
hs e eonyinsIag
according the principles law and
He stands for the opinion that the evidence Ct the
Of the globe that there sufficient
disagreement did the recital
The only testimony against the fact
ld sd dip sy sum e e e night
the absrdy this testimony calmly, and
what i Is worth # the soldiers were how seud they
when and how and BY whom the body was i they
them in this dilemma They the pick the choice
bravery and fidelity and integrity special
dead body 70 betray their trust meant at least he
ing disgrace for themselves and their families
late as 20 m % q, bower have iii the ey
The Jews selected Of the flower Of the Roman
when they would be relieved BY other
@ two hour % a dsy s IT. Rn Oft
six hours at night and eight hours in Gould be that
would have slept
them and ss e vhs
But history tells that the last Of twelve who stood watch
suddenly they heard umbling Of coming Then
5s 5ns@
chorus angelic VOICES ngpg II
with which sealed having been
and Christ the full sendo Of His divinity burst
supreme Resurrection teach
the proved conusyey God
the stone and foundation Ct
an mpose liar Christ declared He establish
establish system, would necessarily estab
ished On and fraud Christ raising fm
establish new system \. Of religion
Greeks Turks Catholics al gather
the four winds q agree
ded battles have fought around it The desRs e the
have only served glory that silent tomb where az come to
that tomb stands today the most glorious fact in the
miracle
also He died for HE og justification
heal souls when corrupted by He show
81 Se torch s
glorious pulcher that first Easter All desire
civilized cline how mankind hrinks from the hot Of
snnhaon and eesyes e the hopes Of existence after death
Horace S. shall wholly die When frame snail have
U.s. =,
But absolutely that his soul would continue
the deep dark abyss death and send forth confirmation
hpe e IL En- 6
that this longing for Immortality could BE satisfied
body triumph given way
% that fl sas Christ n who n,s M hack s t. h Raa n
Listen what Christ said resurrection Jus
tie Lazarus He said an the Resurrection and th
he that se # s h me 81 f
his word resurrection will he keep
When the world shall have made its
Christ give souls of
the Of calling scattered elements Of he
former tenement Of clay the twnking the
ou and the dispersed bodies reunited everlasting bond hal
stand before Christ the Judge for final Judgment
Happy indeed will you young who if
the words and Him the Resuecto
the shall life everlasting And for those
believed in Christ who have lived according His
who have pnrned and corned His bet
Infinite Justic
will annihilate them i well if did But az will
denim them endless eternity Of and immortait
thousand times than nnihlation Unless live by
yng that Christ has purchased for deaf
this void all profit tina
fact Of history 1t barren Of fruit 1t is useless hope
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16
A TICKLISH MOMENT

length They wheel easily and move on
their trunnions like ordinary cannon.
The axletree and bearings are of orna-
mental brass. The creations may claim
to be of some historic interest in that
thew are exact models of the famous
ordnance with which Major General
Baden-Powell successfully defended
Mafeking. The old cannon was dug up
in that place during the siege, and in
vestigation has since shown that this
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16
CANNON MADE OF GLASS

One of the last things in the world,
says a writer in the March Strand
Magazine, which one would expect the
glassworker to create would be can
non; yet Messrs. Thomas Webb & Sons
of Stourbridge, England, recently built
two cannon out of the finest cut glass.
The guns weigh. with their limper, Az
hounds each and measure "a inches in
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16

Mrs. Al can't understand why my
second husband is so fastidious. He
scarcely eats anything. My first hus-
band who died, used to eat everything
l cooked for him.
Mrs. B.-Have you told your present
husband that?
Mrs. Ayes.
Mrs B.-Well, perhaps that's the
reason.-Chicago Record Herald.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16

old cannon was cast in Staffordshire
at an iron works within ten minutes
walk of the glassmaker's establish
ment. During the siege the gun was
known as 1.-THE Lord Nelson" and
skipping Sally" the officers using the
former name and the men the latter.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16

The death sentence is never carried out in
Greece until an interval of two years has ex-
pired.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-08
FoREER RESIDENT Is DEAD
Mrs. John Kinsler Dies after Nurs-
ing Her Sister.

Telegrams have been received in
Mafdon announcing the death OF
Mrs, John Kishler, at 600 O'Clock
Sunday morning at Fredericlotown
Mrs. Kihler had been summoned
from lit. Wayne, ito THE bedside on
her SISTER in FGeder1cktown. The
constant strain OF the sisters i'll
ness terminating in death SO weak
ened the constitution of Mrs. Kishler
that she easily fell victim to the
rayages of pneumonia developed
from a Slight cod. she is well known
in this city, having resided here
many years, She was the widow
of john Nshler, a prominent ola
resident. Since his death fhe has
made her home with Me-, Vat COsh-
cad (Nlhme Adams) of III. Wayne.
Mrs. Thomas Mason and Mrs. G. E.
Sargent are step children.
The remains will be shipped to
Manton for burial anivshg Monday
evendng. Services VIII be conducted
.at the Sargent home, East Center
streen Wednesday, AFTERNOON ait 2:OU
o'o'ock, Rev G. Il. Rourke onlciat-
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-08
F. Z. BERGMAN LEAVES
Singer Goes East TO Prepare for
Larger Field.

Mr. Frederic e. Bergman, we'll
known in local musical clcles, hav-
ing been connected with several local
chlreh choirs VIII leave this week
for New York, where he will pre-
pare himself for concert work. He
will place himself under the best
musical instructors of the East and
hopes to devote his future effort IA
the larger field of concert work nm
der the auspices OF some lyceum
bureau.
I'm the departure OF Mr.. BerryRan
Marion loses one OF the best repre-.
sentatiyes OF musical talent that has
ever located in the city. He has
been musical director of the EpwortE
and Episcopal churches.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-08
State of Ohio, city OF Toledo,

Lucas County.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner of the firm OF F.
]. Cheney g. Co., doing business in
the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of De-
cember, A. D., 1886.
CSeal.) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucuous surfaces OF the sys-
tenn. Send for testimonials free.
r. ]. CHENEY 6 CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, T5c.
Take Halls Family Pills Sor con-
stipatlon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-08

lightful entertainments ever present
ed in the Co!dren was that given by
Mr.. Elias Day and Mrs. Oranne
Truitt-Day. Without costumes, Mr..
Day depends upon racial makeup
and expression and achieves his ends
superbly. Whether he impersonates
the Cockney bailif, The Kentucky
Colonel the ardent lover, the loqua-
cioUs Hoosier store younger, or any
o her one of the dozen characters
he Is as near perfection as possible
He plays upon the neart~strings, and
the most tender impulses of human
ity are awakened by his emotional
acting-for his readings IN the field
CT sentiment are truly worthy of the
stronger word. To the Bureau our
thanks are due for a pogram so un-
usually excellent"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-08
CORN GROWERS
ELECT OFFICERS
Association Plans for Annual
Exhibition
Will HID Meetings During Year
and Engage Speakers Work is
Progressing Mic ly.

The annual meeting of the Marion
County Corn Improvement Associa-
tL1n was held In the court room o.
the local count house Saturday af-
Iternoon. The meeting was given over
largely TO discussion Of the various
matters coming bofere the associa-
tion following the transaction Of BUS
iness and the election of officers for
THE coming year.
The matter under discussion large
ly whB that of the annual COM
show which will be given here next
fall Although the season Is ye,
early much interest was shown. It
was decided to hCld Elhe meetings In
the future in the evenings in or
der that there may be larger at
tendance and speakers will be Sc
cure to address the body at times.
/ lit was unanimously decided to admit
any persons from adjoining counties,
with the provision that there be no
association I'm that county.
The following officers Were elect
ed AMI committees appointed.
! r. y. Uncapher, president: ]. ID.
Guthery. vice president; f. H. Owen.
Isearotary and treasurer: O. p.
IShcots, NJ M. Bainer, and W. l..
CUTLERY, executive committee: w. II.
Whhpps, chairman of commhtee on
corn show. The following we're as
signed as members of the commit
tee: Marion, J. B. Conley, Claridon;
/ w w. Ilnley Richland; f. Neub-
auer; Waldo, o. S. Anthony; Pleas
ant, b w. Green; Prospect. G. A.
81 filler; Green Camp, John Hogan:
Grand, A. l.. d. BaNdy; Big Island
T, W. PangbOrn; Bowling Green. w
A. Sager; Montgomery, e e. Trey;
GRAND Prairie, M J. Mo9rall; Scott
W. J. Wier; Tu'ly, ]. II. AlcKinstry
Salt Rock, w. II. irwin and Delaware
County, @. n. Price.
The meeting Saturday afternoon
was quite largely attended,.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-08
RAILROAD Votes

The local membership OF the Order
OF the proxy vote OF the division in
active arrangements for the casting
o fthe proxy vote of the division in
the election of lOcd chairman and
representative to the grand lodge, to
be held during the present month
Each division holds the right 20 cast
one ballot, which is sent to head
quarters and the count OF the votes
is made there. All votes must be In
dhe hands OF the committee by the
twenty-eighth day of the present
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-08
LEAVES BEHIND
WIFE DEBTS
Edward Willis, Moving Pict-
ure Man, Quits Town.
WIFE and A FARMER
Are Losers in Financial Ven.
ture as a Result.
Willis was Original FiVe-Cent
Theatre Man IN Marlon--LOst
Money Gambling.
WIFE and A FARMER

Edward Willis, one of Marion's
distinguished sports and the origi-
nal pgrmoter of the moving picture
alll uction here, skipped town Sat
u.day night. carrying with HIM the
neat little sum Di about $500 which
he had managed to Hscumulate by
holding up door receipts.
Wi!.ts WIS manager of the Bijou
Dream and the Casino moving pic
ture shows, locauad on ncrth and
soth Main streCts. For the past
week he had held up the rents and
lat uGp.ill other expenses and
planted the door receipts in his
" jeans"
ShGcly al.er 10 O'Clock Saturday
payht, Willis WAS seen in his office
at the h!jou Dream making out the
pay envelopes for the several EN-
p.yoCs cd the two amusement houses
TH1 employees however, never got
the envelopes and little later
NiGlis wis not TO be found any
where. His sudden disappearance
WAS repcGte to the polioe about
Inllln'IgEt Saturday and the police of
SURROUNDING towns were Immediately
n.IdHed.
1t is stated that willis left un.
paid accounts that will aggregate
81 900. He borrowed from al whU
would lend and paid as few ac-
counts as poslGble. The amusement
houses were greatly I'm deht and the
IuonAEoaticn uf the weeks receipts
leaves the places in bad financial
circumstances Willis had but little
money invested. his wfe beng his
principal financial backing.
RCbeIt /. HerkimoD a young farm
er OF Kirkpatrick, win be perhaps
the heaviest loser as a result OF
Wgnis departure. Willis roped this
young man In several weeks ago ana
now he Is practically a financial
wreck.
Willis was quite a noted pool
and poker player and 1t Is said that
he lost large sums gambling.
Mrs. Willis states THAT she hasn't
ui,a slightest Cdea as to the where
abouts of her husband and she be-
liaves that he has left the cihy for
good.
Mrs. willis states that she believe,
her husband has left the city fol-
good She intimates that another
wcman Is implicated and believes
that wills and the girl left the city
together, and has asked the police u
endeavor to locate them. A number
OF rumoIs we're in circulation today
Dut none OF them could be verified
I Nothing definite IS known as tC
| willis destination, or whether III
was accompanied by another person
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-08
THE DAYS HERE WEDNESDAY
Next Number On Y. M. c. A.
Course of Much Merit.

The next number on the Y, NJ c.
A. lecture course will be 'The
Days who win appear on Wednesday
night of this week at Epworth M.
E, church. Mr.. Elias Day is a
characterlst of national reputation
while his wife, Mrs. Oanne Truitt
Day Is a reader Of unusual charm.
Among the many comments made
on the work OF Mr.. Day, is this
from Iowa City, Iowa:
"one OF the most thoroughly de-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-08
ST MARY'S DEFEATED
Central School Basketballers Vic
torious In Game.

AT basket ball in the Y. NJ. G. A..
gymnasium Saturday evening, the
Central school representative team
defeated the st. Marys Ave to the
tune OF II to 0. The Silver street
FIVE were trimmed by the second cen
trail school team by the score OF "a
to 8.