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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

DETROIT, Mich, Aresz-
towano tn snanego lekarza
ORA Georgia. A. .Fritsch'ego
pod zarzutem zamordowania
panny Maybelle Millman:
kt6rej zwloki znaleziono "
Ecorfe Greek zaszyte W.
worku.
DR.. Fritsch liczy lat ~:
mieszka we wfasnej rea}no:
Sci PREY Trumbnll Avenue
Pochodzi on z urodzenia Z
Kanady, z narodowosci jest
Niemcem.
DR.. Fritsch znajdowa( sic
iuz raz wpodobnem polo
zeniu W kwietniu r. 1907,
kiedy to. zamordowano panne
Edyte Presley i r6waiez "a.
szyto zw1oki W worku. z
brakn dowod6w zosta1 ledna'
kowoz uwolniony.
Celem sprawdzenia i wy
krycia eprawcy, ohydnego
mordu, odbedzie sic rewizys
przesy}ek pocztowych, maja-
ca wykazac osobe, kt6ra swe'
20 czasu nadawa1a list pie.
niezny do p. Millman. SEE
ryf CASTOR otrz7maf juz pc
trzebne ola p~rzeprowadzenis
rew;zyi %zezwolenie cd wa
szyngto6skioj wtadzy pocz'
towel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

1S@l0 s&01WEE106Al8ssA
ile s iaei jjuz par.aafIlalll IN din I
81 splacii Ieraz o '1 k &
Imitet powinien sle tez zaiat
baza,:r1'em1 kslo6cielny.mm',.,
Naaz Wei. 81: probo,'as.s'cl'z'
owego hczego kon q
tetu ME wybieral, AMI "a
dnego komitetuI i ME lii'al ma, DO IA
li5cie parafianl AMI tych nazz
wisk ME ma, Wiec kadbyy
mogli bye konlii,tetem para
fialnym Geden 2 oWych klo-
m%itetowy'clh odsiaduje10 clio
letnie wi4zienie. Nasz Vie
lebny Ojciec Duchowny rza-
.dzi nam ko6cioiem, parafla
i kasa, q Mkt inny.
Klimat many tn bardzo
lagodny, prawie moznaby
powiedziec ze tu zimy wca]e
niema, upal6W lub zaraz6w
slonecznyeh tel ME. znamy,
nj bury AMI cyklon6w AMI
grzmot6w, pod1ug innych o
kolic to kraj nasz MONA RAJ
iem nazwaG. 20 prace tu tez
ME trudno i zaplata jest do
syG dobra, prosty robotnik
zarab;a tn pc diva dolary
dziennie "a dzieWiec godzin
piracy, a prace MONA dostac
take W poblizu polekiego
ko6ciola.
Pewien polak p. Go6niec-
XII PRAGUE tn. mad nowemi
wynalazkami a ma ich try
czy cztery, jeden ma JUL o.
patentowany, Jest to ma ulep-
szenie ~przedmiot6w " poko-
ju t%oaletowym czyli ustepo-
wynn; drugi wy1nalazek ma
ma przyrzad do zapinania
gorset6w ably sic ME odpina
y, ma tez jakiS wynalazek
DO lodzi, powiada, ze z jego'
wynalazkiem bedzie MONA
zajechac " trzech dniach Z
Nowego Yorku do. Europy.
! Pan: Gos in n ii pqWiada, ze
pieniadze jake zarob' ma
swych wynalazkach przszna
czy wszystkie ma ;ubogich, re
,iedaleko ko6ciola ma "a.
mar w%ybudowac zaklad
sdzie biedni lp y mogliby
lostac b%ezp1atne schrroonieIie
prace "a uczciwa zap}ata.
4 mel strony zycze p. Gosi-
,ieckiemu ably ma Pan Bog
pob1ogoslawiG raczy1 W tym
lego zamiarze DO to jest do
Dry polak katolik.
Skoroby ktoS z rodak6w
smisl zamiar przyjechac til d,
Los Angeles to niechaj sic
zglosi pod nizej podany adres,
okolo pietnastego b. N. be-
die tahsza azda re Wschodu
IA zach6d to by. byla dobra
sposobno66 ola tych, kt6rzy-
by chcieli zmieni6 kliman z
ostrzeiszego ma lagodny to
niechaj 2 tego skorzystaja.
TOMASZ
437 Isabel Str
Dziwny Wypadek
pnw;or nrfnE; ooxfnor LIZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

SCRANTON, Pa. Z%apadnie-
Gle sic 'oopuszczonej kopalni
wegla " West Scranton, Pa,
spowodowalo szkode ma $780,
600. Zapadfa sic pochylnia,
z kt6rej juz cd 20 lat ME
w%ydobywano wegla, a naleza
ca do firmy Eairlawn Coal
Co. Prawie Gale diva biloxi
dom6w miejskich obnizy}y
sic do osmiu stop. Domy
niekt6re spadly z fundamen.
tow, innych injury So uszko-
done, a znaczna liczba do
NOW drewnianych bardzo u
cierpiafa. Szkola pubiiczna
no. Is, gmach z kamienia,
warto5ci $4,000, tax dotklj-
vie zosta} uszkodzony, re
trzeba 90 bedzie rozebrat,
Wiekszat cze5Scc uszkodzonych
stanowia domy mieszkalne,
z drzewa budowane, i pew
ma ]iczba dom6w kupiec-
kich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

ANN ARBooR, Mich,
Zbadano, re ma try tygodnie
pred dniem krytycznYm 9.
trzyma1a zamordoWana Mill
man6wna list pieniezny, IA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16
wskie5otaezaia dokoIa ob6z

sDaGZOnO K0nl9l szu KaIiO
sIenia v u'c;iiecyce Ale bYlloo
jul zap6zno. Polacy byli otto to
5czeal.
M1ody kawalerzysta, 9 kto-
rym nova, zajety byl Villas
ME ~gotowanjem szynh " ko-
ciolku podr6znym. Me chcac
kebyta Wp6lugotowana SYN
Ia dostala eMoskaiom rzuca
ja do worka, przywiazal do
kulbaki, dosiadl konia j pom
kna] " las, ably sic 2 iowa
rzyszami najpredzej polaczyt,
Naraz koh jego stanat deba
pocza1 sic rzucac ma strony
i W og6le okazywa6 zaniepo.
.kojenie. "A Moskale coraz ge
sciej otaczali Polak6w, kt6rzy
mieli jedna tylko droge do ra-
tunku; przecia6 pas. Moska-
Ii j wydostac sic 2 otaczaja
cego icli pier6cienia, Jezeli
sic ME przebija, dostsna sic
do niewoli, a niewola moskie-
wska gorsza jest cd smier-
a.
W tom ko6 naszego zoi-
niersa, jakby ci6niety jaka6
si1a, ruszyl : kopyta POM
knal " strone kordonu Mo-
skali.
Zo}nierz widzac, ze go koh
unosi, wydoby} szabli j pre-
zegnal sic, ma 5mierc gotujac.
Ale k0h pedzlf 2 taxa sza-
Iona sila, ze przebil la6cuch
wojsk rosyjskich, zdumio-
nYch tax niespodziewanym
napadem.
A oddzial polski, widzac,
ze LIMA nieprzyjacielska
przebita, ruszyl jak wiatr "
to samo miejsce j wkr6tce
bez szwanku wydostal sic ma
wolno6c j polaczyl sic 2 gl6'
.wnem wojskiem.
w kilka goblin p6zniej ge-
neral Chlopicki podiecha1 do
kapitana oddzia1u, kt6ry sic
odznaczy} bohaterskiem wynn
knieciem sic z rak Moskali:
i spyta} Q tego oficera, kt6-
ry skoczyl pierwszy W ogieh
j oddzial caly uratowa1.
On ME jest oficerem?,
odrzekl kapitan. jest to je-
den 2 moich szeragowc6W.
Me jest oficerem? Mech
mnie kule bija, jezeli MIN
dzisiaj ME bedzie. Dac 60 tn.
a zywo.
General podal reke mlo-
dzie6cowi, mianowal go po-
rucznikiem i za]iczy1 do swe-
go sztabu.
w kilka dni p6zniej bedac
" gl6wnym obozie, kapitan
odszukal nowego pcrucznika
i znalazl go zalo6nie spogla-
lajacego ma swego konia, ma
prawym boku kt6rego Wild
nia}a wielka krwaWa rama.
Co, do stu kartaczy, sta
10 sic 2 twoim koDiem?-za "a
pytal kapitan.
%, mic o%sobliwego.
A skadze ia straszna
ranal
~ Ztamtad skad i moi
awans odparl poruczn'k.
szynka piek}a mojego
konia, kt6ry pedzil ola tego
jak szalony. Ale ma milosc
Boska, MECH kspitan ME
m6wi Q tom an generalowi
AMI kolegom.
Trzymaj sic czysto-tak
wewnetrznie jak zeWnetrz
ME; zachowuj " zdrowym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

- ------------ - ~ .. .---''.--
Los ANGELES, Cal.
Wrzesnia, 1909.
szanoWg'nl,,a REedakcyo
Wiarusa!
w ~niedziele 5go Wrzesnia
polaczy1 nasz Wei Ks. pro
|boszcz w. Organi6ciak, v
polskim kosclele, kt6ry sic
znajduje pod mr.. 604 Isabel
ul. dozgonhym wezlem mol
zehskim, pana Michala Gre
2 panna Anna Go}eoiew-
Wessle bylo wspaniale,
ta1czono az do p6zna wnoc;
nasz Wiel. ks. proboszcz by]
takze ma weselu j wypowie-
dial do pahstwa mlodych ]
do calego zgromadzenia pie
kna move. .Zyczymy i'm
jak najd}uzszego pozycia "
stanie malze1skim.
Nasz Wiel. ks. proboszcz
urzadza bazaar, kt6ry sic ma
|odbyc przy kohcu tego mic
siaca, . doch6d przeznaczony
ma korzysc polskiego ko6cio.
Ia " Los Angeles, Cal. KS.
proboszez zaprasza parafian
ably jak najliczniej wzieli u
|dziai " bazarze, DO chcialby
jaknaipredzej splacic nieco
d1ugu jaki ciezy na kosciele
q dochodu jeszcze niema vie.
fe, DO jak w~spomnia}em "
przesz1ej korespon1encyi &c
" bliskosci koscioia ma}o po-
lak6w mieszka - licza tn
W p~rawdzie niejedni re ma
bye okolo 200 rodzin, a mo-
re tylko nazwiska polskie
maja - lecz re tn polacy po-
rozrzucani ga pc ca}ym mics
Gle, a So i tacy kt6rzy sobie
F. kosciofa i religii mic ME
robia vice ci nietylko re So
mi ric ME d%opomoga ale je-
szcze drugich Cd koscio}a Cd
ciagaja tfumaczac re kosci61
to jest rzecz niepotrzebna;
rozumie sic, re W tym tn
kraju wolno wierzyc kazde-
mu jak sic MT spodoba,
Nasz Wiel. ks. proboszc7
zalozyl tn " swej parafii To
warzystwo 6w. Cecylii: ma
to bye Choir spiewu W kos
|ciele, do kt6rego naleza MILO
dziehcy j panny. Za}ozyi TAX
ze towarzystwo niewiast re
za6ca sw. i te diva towarzy-
silva dobrze sic trzymaja.
|lecz zalozone diva lata temu
towarzystwo koscielne wspar
cia W cllorobie, sic rozlecia~
10 i wiecej juz ME i%stnieje.
|:byio to towarzystwo 6w. Sta.
nis|awa Kostki, kt6re istnia-
lo tylko p6ltora roku.
W Kuryerze Katolickin.
mr.. 39ym 2 dnia Ego wrzes-
MIA 1907 r. podana by1a ko~
respondencya podpisans
przgz trzynastu czf)nk6w,
kt6rzy sic oglosili jake ko-
mitet parafii polskiej v
Los Angeles, Cal. Koreg-
,pondencya ia byia calkien
falszywa i byla ~ulozona IA.
kpiny alto : zemsty, DO icl,
n;I4 ~ a. ,,,,ou 1n :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

Ku. Il
Panne Hennig zamknieto
Nv odosobnienin ola 6Eiad-
k6w.
DETROIT, Mich, Mimic
energicznego 6ledztwa ME
wykryto .dotad wlasciwego
sprawee mordu ma pannie
Milman, gdyz Shady SO tax u
|miejetnie i tax szczeg6fowo
zatarte, ze trndno dojsc ia
kichkolwiek najmniejszych
okolicznosci mordu. Jedynie
brak jednej czesci ciala, pc.
twierdza .poniekad .przypu-
szczenie szeryfa, re czynu
dokonaf lekarz pc nieu-
da}ej niedozwolonej opera
cyl.
BARNUM, MINI. w PREY
stepie sza1u Alfredowa Youn.
gowa, iona farmera, zdradza-
jaca juz cd dluzszego czasu
pewien rozstr6j nerwowy,
dopusci1a sic tn strasznej
zbrodni. Podczas nieobecno-
SCI meza, zaprowadzifa' swe
Edzieci, a to roczne, try j
piecioletnie do studni i wrzu :
ella ]e do niej; nastepnie
podpalifa scope i dom miesz-
kalny, W ko1cu zazyl. tru-
cizny ! noiem .podcieta So
bic krtah, celem samob6j-
silva. Budynki podpalone ME
|chcia}y sic palic i W ten spo-
sob zostaly uratowane cd
zniszczenia. Trucizna ME
dziafafa n~alezycie, a skale-
genie nozem ME przecielo
zyl krwionosnych, Young
przybywszy do domu, zastal
budynki tylko nadpalone, a
zone " kafuzy krwi. Dzieci
|odnalazf pc diugich dopiero
poszukiw aniach W studni,
,skad wyciagnaf je niezywe.
lSzalona odwieziono do szpi-
tala, lekarze twierdza, re
J wyzdrowieje i. powedruje do
|domu oblakanych. Wypadek
ten straszny stall sic gloznym
W catej okolicy, farnerzy,
zamieszkali 0 20 mil cd ME
szcze6liwego Younga, PREY
|jezdzaja do niego, by go POI
|cieszyc W tenn nieszczesciu-
W CANONSBURGU 70
stall formalnie zarzniety A.
lex Botolo i to, o zaplacenie
%tramwaju. Alex Botolo 35 lat
wieku, G6rnik 2 Maienford:
Botolo I; Piotr Samtocik po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

w CANONSBURGU 20
stall formalnie zarzniety A
lex Botolo i to, 0 zap}acenie
tramwaju. Alex Botolo 35 lat
wieku, G6rnik z Maienford:
Botolo Piotr Samtocik po-
wracali do domu okolo II
W nocy, a pierwszy zaplaci]
przejazd tramwajem. 0 zwrot
rozpocz9li ki6tnie, W kt6rej
Botolo padi z rozcieta szyja
cd ucha do ucha. Mieszka-
Iii oni u Jana Szymahskiego.
!Zaraz pc b6jce pogaazono
" -domu, q gdy je-
den 2 ,,bortnik6w' wezwal
|doktora Brennan, ten ME
m6gi sic dostaf frcntem lecz
|tylnemi drzwiami. Nj ganku
natknal sic na trupa Botole.
go. Zawezwano policye, 8
~resztowano wszystkieh y do
|mu, lecz morderca ucieki
Z%12n45-."GEtsF $50 NO
skoczywszy oknem z drugie.r'
60 pietra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

skutek k;t16rlego Wyiect halls
poWiadamiajac swa make,
zepieniadze nadeslala jej pan.
a H =et'ning, lei eerde t'e;
przyjaci6lka.
Szeryf CASTOR Jest zdanias
20 pieniadze pochodza %
|lekarza, kt6ry chcial ma par.
ME dokonac ,~,niedozWolonn!ei
operac,i', . skoro operacya
IS enie uda1s spowodoWaal.aa
5m,er6, pokawalkoWal cialo
nieszczesliwej zaszYl " Wor.
|ku.
Panne Hennig zamknieto
" odosobnieniu ola 6Eiad-
.k6w. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

CHICAGO, I'll. Niezwykla
ofiarnosc wykazalo MILO
dych dziewczat dw6ch.
cb1opak6W, dajac sobie W.
ciat pc kawalku sk6ry, ably
uratowac " tan spos6b
zycie 4 letniei Violi Scheelk
z podd@nr. 24e Goethe utica.
Maia Viola wpadla swego
czasu pod tramwai i odnio-
s1a taksfatalne pokaleczenia
ma Level nodze, ze lekarze
musieli ia odja6. Jednakze
rama ME mog1a sic zagoi6 j
lekarz orzek}, re tylko pre-
niesieniem zywej sk6ry ma
rane MONA ia zabliznic. Uli-
towafp sic mad biedactwem
6 m}odych dziewczat p chic
pak6w j dalo: s;ebie wyciac
20 kawatku sk6ry, ably ofie-
RE wypadku przyjsc z pomo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-09-16

Ublory jake dostajecie u krawca "a
wsze ~jeszcze do zbycia jezeli je wybierzecie
i jezeli spodoba wan sic towar " tym ga
tunku, odmiana " odzieAy skoro zrobiona
tax was ME zadowolni.
Tt Jest sposobno6c do kupienia CON
rTINENTAL odziezy zobaczcie toWar jak
wyglada ma was z tyIu - wezclo ia Cd
mas, ona wyglada bardzo pieknie.
Me bierzecie zadnego ryzyka wei
Gle ubranie kt6re wan dobrze pasuje tax.
|samo, jezeli ME lepiej, nil jakiekolWiek
robione u krawca Dostaniecie towar. kt6ry
jest s~wiezszy a p1eknoSc jego we wszyst-
KLEIN Jest faktem il ME p%otrzebujec1e ma to
czekaG lecz mozecie dostaG zaraz tteraz.
Lecz to ~jeszcze ME wszystko..
Wasza sakiewka bedzie tax samo miala
miala korzy6e 2 ubrania kt6re was tn zado-
wolni, DO bedzie kosztowalo mnie) nih po-
lowe tego co wan kraWiec zaceni.
Many tn upiekne" nabytki ktdre goto-
we ma vase zawofanie. Chcecie to uczyni6
teraZ?
Ola kahdego mezczyzny 2 familii. a
1900 $500
% $500
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-19
MERCHANTS
TALK BUSINESS
Many Very Valuable Sug-
gestions Are Made.
rnnrlnAI nnT TAnTn ANT llTnT
FOREIGN SPEAKER NOT HERE
John A. Green Detained
In Cleveland.
Merchants Determined to do More
Boosting and Place Ban on Ger.
tain Kinds of Advertising Which Is
Deemed Improbable.

One Of the most enjoyable and
wholly profitable meetings of the Ma
rion Retail Merchants association.
was that held at the Y. NJ. G. A.
building Thursday evening. the
members gathered early in the Junior
room of the building and there mat
ters OF much import to all OF the busi-
ness men of the city were discussed
In an able manner by local men. Lo-
cal business men, VINO attended the
meeting, declare 1t to have been one
OF much profit and as the result OF the
inspiration given at the meeting a
greater, more business-like interest
will be taken by the merchants.
Only one disappointment marred
the pleasure OF the merchants at
their gathering and that was the in
ability of John A, Green, of Cleve-
land to ~ present. Mr.. Green was to
have given the address upon this
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-19
MADE A TRIP
AROUND THE WORLD


The members OF thb Christian En-
dcaNor society Of the First RC formed
church held social at the church
Thursday evening trip around
the world was enjoyed by those in
attendance. About the room were
5i:1 booths representing six nations of
the world, Ireland. Mexico, japan.
Holland, Switzerland. and the United
States. In each of the booths were
three persons costumcl IN the appdr-
ci of the scperate nations and each
served foods raised I'm the respective
countries which were represented
An admission fee of five cents was
charged To each booth and I'm this
way Il neat sum was gained with
"hich to carry on the work Of the
young people The bouthS were
prettily decorated with the flags of
the nations. Throughout, the social
was one of the most interesting and
enjoyable possible.
The next meeting will be held on
the third Thursday of December at
the homo Of Clarence Flach, OF South
Prospect street. .- "-9a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-19

entire membership of the association
believing It to be Improbable and
therefore undesirable. hence a need.
less expense and an unnecessary
drain upon the business men of our
city"
At eleven o'clock the discussion was
brought to a close and the merchants
were served with buffet lun n-heon
and ace social time was enjoyed
until late hour The meeting was
Throughout an informal one and was
thoroughly enjoyable in every respect,
Throughout the meeting it.. was
trecogniznl that too little boosting is
being done by the merchants in gem
eral and il was determined to, enter
upon BUSINESS life full of the pro-
gressive spirit aiming ever to push
the enterprises of Marion TO the
zenith AMI make the city come up TO
the standard of its reputation as one
OF the biggest and best cities of Ohio,
and enthusiasm toward this end was
| kindled IN the minds of each mer-
chant at the meeting last evening.
| Adjournment was made. shortly af-
ter 1l.o'clock. There were about fifty
IN Attendance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-19

occasion out was hindered by other
affairs and so was unable to be in at
tendance The local men soon, how
ever, en'ered into a discussion CT
business matters.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-19

occasion Dut was hindered by other
affairs and so was unable TO be in at
tendance The local men soon, how
ever, en7ered into discussion CT
business matters.
Earl +. Smart, the president OF the
asso iatiJn called the meeting TO Or
der and gave an interesting talk to
the members. he spoke of the work
OF the ASSOCIATION in the past, OF what
it intends to do in the future and al
so stated the possibilities of the men
II they would only work with high
aims. He stated that the meeting was
called to arouse greater interest among
the business men in the work of the
association and also referred at some
length to the agreements which 1t has
made and with which 1t must stand.
A. j. Myers! secretary of the as
sociation, was one of the first speak
ers OF the evening and spoke follow
ing the Introductory talk of the presi'
dent. Mr. Myers held the attention or
his auditors closely while he gave the
report OF the last meeting held. Fol-
lowing tie talk of Mr.. Myers, Nor
gan Burke addressed the body upon
the theme Advertising He gave a
very neat talk whith was appreciated
by the merchants. He declared that
very mucn money was spent all over
the United States each month for ad-
vertising and If results were not
obtained this would not be kept up
from year to year. Advertising pays
and the merchants know it, On the
other hand there is much money
spent uDon advertising which is
worthless to merchants and each man
should turn this down. Good advertis-
ing is very profitable to the wide
awake merchant. Mr.. Burke diverged
some wnat to speak upon the ad-
vantages Of advertising TO a city in
pushing its enterprises with vigor
and spirit. He declared that a city OF
the size and influence of Marion could
well have comTMttee to look after
the business of giving the news to
other cities of the advantages of Ma
rion as city in which to live and
to establish manufacturing indus
tries. Little has been done in the line
OF advertising the city and 1t would
he well IT the association would take
this view of the situation.
Along tre line of the relative merit
of advertising. talks of an interest
ing nature were made by ]. c. Mar
kert> B. L. Kleinmaier and f. r..
Findlay.
The subject was slightly changed
when Mr.. A, }, Myers, the secretary
again took the floor and made a few
remarks iolatiye to closing days in
this city. After discussion 1t was
unanimously decided that the mer-
chants of the city close their stores
each year all day on Christmas, on
Thanksgiving day, Fourth of July
and on rha annual outing day of the
association, All of the stores will be
closed one half day on Memorial
day according,eto the resolutions.
Il. Il, Klsnmaler opened the discus
sion concerning early discount sales
land he 6eplored the method which
has been pursued by merchants in
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bringing al out these sales so early. 1t
has been q tXed custom on the part
OF the buying public to wait through
the winter ana then purchase at
discount. These sales should be con-
Quoted later In the season and by this
lplan, Mr.. KleInmaier declared. would
result in better bargains for the pa
irons and better business for the
mer hans. A movement was set on
foot to set the dates for the sales
later IN the season.
r. X. Uhler spoke in an interesting
way regd"llng plans Tor making the
retaled merchants association more
effective and more staunch in the
matter OF decisive moves IN business.
lie decla.ed that the association had
largely been formed to get rid of the
very obnoxious trading stamp fea-
ture in business here and spoke with
decided feeling concerning the
methods OF business OF similar ma
ture being introduced in this city
which results in public paying more
for their goods in order to obtain
amusement Tree. r|
Mr., J. f. Phillips in more sev-
tenslve talk than had been made dur
ing the evening opened up new dis
cusslon Wien he spoke of the need
OF the Lon@erial club for assis-
tance to Eush forward greater Ma
ron. He declared the merchants as
lsociation should heartily join the
Commercial club and assist and use
all of its Influence toward furthering
the business interests of the city.
| There are a number of valuable en-
lterprises which the Commercial club
has failed to gain because of the lack
OF proper interest and it is essential
that the merchants join In support
Little has been done by the associa-
tion in helping the club and it is
1 time that assistance be given,
j. Il. WGddell was called upon TO
speak in this line and he argued with
Iorce that the merchants unite with
the Commercial club. TIE organiza-
tion is worthy of the assistance oil
the merchants and it is believed that
II the two VIII Join, business spirit
will be placed IN the veins OF Ma
| Irion which will make her grow to
great proportions and be bigger and
better than ever.
w, n, Jcnes and ]. W. Jones also
talked along this line and for the
most part the merchants as a whole
were enthusiastic for a better sup
port of ;he work of the club in push
ing the interests of the city.
The discussion relative to the
scheme advertising and the methods
, of obtaining amusement free resulted
In resolution being prepared and S.
, G., Kleinmaier moved its adoption.
! w, E. Frye seconded the motion The
following is the resolution as passed.
| Resolved, that we the merchants
lassociation of Marion do hereby
agree as an association TO discourage
and disapprove OF all trading stamp
schemes, program advertising and in
fact all scheme advertising of ali
Glasses anl kinds and do suggest
f, that the same be discouraged by the
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Described.

"Pa, what is meant by armrvouS
wreck" "a
"a nervous wreck. my boy. H. somc'
thing that Il woman says she II every
time she gets Il headache, - Detroit
Erce Press
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Tho public Is invited 10 attend u
lecture on Christian Science by Frank
". Leonard. of Brooklyn. Monday
evening. Nov. 22nd nj the Opera
House. 1f-1O-3t
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The public Is invited TO Attend "a
icetiHc on Christian Science by Frank
u. Leonard, OF Iirooklyn, - Mondas
evening, Nov. 22nd az the Opera
nOtsa '' '".T iG:i0-3t
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