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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
San Quentin Prisoner Released

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Nov. 30.-Wal-
ter A. Dimmick, who was convicted of
embezzling $4,000 of the funds in his
charge while he was cashier of the
branch United States mint in San Fran
cisco, was released from the state pris-
on here today. Dimmick had been in
the prison since 1902, the date of his
conviction. His home was in Santa
Barbara. where he was we'll known in
politics.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
New Vision Requirements Asked

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3o'-NeW VISION
requirements for navigating ollcelS1'i ollcelS "a
tbe merchant marine are to be worked
ont at a conference here shortly. AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury Hilles
has directed Passed Assistant Surgeon
J. w, Schwerensky of the public health
service at Baltimore to report to the
authorities of that service here for the
rurpose of comforting relative to the
nse of the mercurial Vapor lamps ana
their influence on vision.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
aavarian Duke Dead

BEYREUTH, Bavaria, Nov. 90
Duke Karl Theodore of Bavaria died
today from kidney troubles. Duke Kari
never figured prominently in military
or political affairs, but studied medi-
cine and became famous eye speclal-
ist. He maintained several private
hospitals, where the poor were treated
free, and did much to introduce some
sort of sanitation in the homes of the
mountaineers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
Ohio to Celebrate Aviation Deeds

NEW YORK Nov. 30.-The state of
Ohio is TO celebrate its proWess IN
aviation by a notable banquet in jan
nary to Wilbur and Orville Wright,
Lieut.. Frank Lahm and Lieut. Guy A.
Mix, all of whom have brought re-
nown to America and who are natives
of Ohio Invitations to the dinner
which is being given by the Ohio so
ciety of New York have been accepted
by President Taft and Governor Jud-
son Harmon of Ohio,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
Stock Exchange Seat Costly

NEW YORK, Nov. SO.-A price with
in $1,000 of the record was paid today
for a seat on the New York stock eX-
change. 1t brought $4,000, as against
the record price of $4,000 paid for a
seat several years ago. The late p. II,
Harriman's seat was sold to Robert II.
Loeb for $4,000 only two weeks ago
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-01
Aearinns Resumed

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Nov. 80
Hearings were resumed here today OF
testimony offered by the respondent In
the custer suit of the state against the
international Harvester company.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

stroke of At, which will raise the 1908
piston displacement from 2.55 to 2.99
cubic inches.
Oil supply is carried in a retainer
which is cast on and made an integral
part of the crank case, doing away
with the oil tank, which was carried on
the side of the frame and the piping
carrying it to and from. The oil pump
is placed on the rear end of the oil
tank at the lowest level, so that the oil
runs into the pump by gravity, and the
pump, being at the lowest level, will al
ways be full as long as there is any oil
left in the oil tank.
Steering post diameter has been in
creased and also the steering wheel di-
ameter has been increased from sixteen
inches to eighteen inches
Floor and toe boards are now made of
aluminium. The clutch and brake ped
ais move down through the floor boards
in a hole instead of through slot The
slant of the tow boards has been in
creased.
The accelarator pedal is so arranged
that it admits a sliding motion along
the toe board, so that the foot will not
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
Iivered no fewer than s75 Buick cars of

livered no fewer than 275 Buick cars OF
the several models.
His only complaint of the Los An
geles automobile market is his inabil-
ity to secure a sufficient number OF
cars to meet the ever-increasing de-
mand.
Mr.. johnson entered the employ OF
the Howard Automobile company IN
San Francisco three years ago. lie
was employed there as manager under
c. s. Howard, Pacific coast represen-
tative of the General Motor Sales COM
pany, controlling the Buick. Oldsmo-
bile, Oakland and Welch lines OF au-
tomobiles. Upon the establishment OF
the Los Angeles agency Mr.. johnson
was sent here to open and conduct
the same.
He has just rendered his resignation
as local manager of the Howard Au-
tomobile company TO take up his res
idenee in Phoenix. Ariz., where he will
open headquarters for the distribution
Of the product of the General Motor
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
APPARATUS FOR DETECTING
VIOLATIONS OF SPEED LIMIT

An apparatus for detecting and an
nouncing the fact that an automobile
Is exceeding the speed limit is being
tried on taxicabs in London, under the
authorization of the home secretary.
The apparatus is mixture of a speed
ometer and the gong, and is attached
to the hub of one of the wheels The
alarm is rung whenever the car goes
beyond the speed to which the limit
has been set, and it keeps on ringing
until the car slows down under that
limit. BY arrangement with taxicab
companies several machines are being
tested to see If they are reliable. Should
they be adopted, every automobile
which goes along the street at rate
over the limit will sound like fire
wagon, and a watching policeman will
have no trouble in discovering that
the law is being broken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
Both Smoked

81 had big surprise today" said bell
boy in Denver hotel This mornin' was
called to woman's room to bring her some
wrltin' paper~ When I handed It to her
she slipped me dime"
It's for cigarettes she says.
Much obliged 1 says. droppin' the coin
in my pocket. I'n spend 1t for cigarss
don't smoke cigarettes
well, don't care what you smoke she
saws eThose cigarettes are for me-
''An' / got 'em for her. too."--Denyer
Post
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
-Ieason roo Familiar

Most lawyers take a keen delight trying to
confuse medical experts in the witness box IN
murder trials, and often they get paid back
in their own coin. A case is recalled where
the lawyer, after exercising all his tangling
tactics without effect. looked quizzically at
the doctor who testifyng and said;
''You will admit that doctors sometimes
make mistakes won't your
''oh. yes, the same as lawyers" was the
cool reply.
"And doctors mistakes buried six feet
under ground" the lawyers triumphant
reply.
yes" he replied. ''and the lawyers mis-
takes often swing in the "-Philadelphia
Ledger.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
POWER AND BEAUTY
IN 1910 COLUMBIA
PISTON DISPLACEMENT Is
INCREASED MATERIALLY
Oil Circulation Improved and Car
Starts from Seat Instead of
Old Style Method Of
Cranking

The 1910 Columbia line will comprise
a four-cylinder roadster and touring
car and also a six-cylinder roadster and
touring car, and besides this the reglb-
lar line of four and six-rvlipdar Ls1N5au-
lettes and limousines VIZ. i,s made.
The most important changes for the
1910 cars will be as follows:
Cylinder bore will be 4iz, with a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
BUICK AGENT TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION
WILL TAKE UP RESIDENCE AT
PHOENIX, ARlZ.
Opened Los Angeles Year Ago, and
Has Delivered 275 Bucks Of Cars
of Several Models in Last
Ten Months

Mel G. johnson, manager of the
Los Angeles house OF the Howard Au-
tomoblle company, Pacific coast
agents for the Buick line of automo-
biles, arrived in Los Angeles last New
Year day from San Francisco, since
which time and up to date he has de-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
have to be raised and pressed up and

have to be raised and pressed up and
down in operating the pedal.
A second jump spark ignition is in
stalled on the engine, this being en-
tirely independent of the make ana
break, and is to be used for convenience
in starting from the seat and to avoid
cranking by simply pulling 1T over
quarter turn to make contact, the
same as on any other jump spark car.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

Sales company, for which he has se-
cure the territorial rights.
Mr.. Johnson expects to take his de-
parture from Los Angeles within the
week, as he will by that time have
cars for delivery in Phoenix.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

FREE-Pianos Given Away-FREE
No home need be without a piano-an
offer free and without cost Of any kind,
that all may participate in its benefits.
4'' pc s-ss-2s-as-ss-so 1O-s-5-7-1o
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
rRrr-rlano. Glren Awar--FREE

No home need be without a piano-an
offer free ana without cost OF any kind.
that all may participate In its benefto-
See page Q, part I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
Piesz0 d0OkOfa zieInl.

w tyoh dniach przyby4 do Pas
,sawy Jan Liam glodny dis podrdz-
mix. Dina ~ wrzesnia 1900 ,roku
uda1 sic on 2 Passawy pieszo " po-
dr6i dookoia z1eml z~alozywszy sic
~pcprzednio o 40 tysiecy marek. w
podrdxy znajdowat sic eaten niemal
lat dziewiec.. Opuszczajac Passawe,
pozostawif " niej Tong i dwuletnia
c6reczke; dis, powrdci~ szy znalazf
Zone juz " gr,bie, ola dziecka jest
niemal obcym. Liam przeby1 " Gig
gu lat dzlewieciu pieszo przeszlo
$4,000 kilometr6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19

| Perth mabOkexstaoa " oxdobno,s5
miekk;1ej sE6rkowej orrAVfNlzss,zl1
,loconym52s tyyut tanl ! k1 en- E Ia'os't,llsss
brzegi... /. !. . ... el.3bs
Gsos Seycd-Zblor modf6w i pi,eS6ln's
q. ola dusz poboknyoh daqAyJ e
drukiem) oprawne " sk6rke.x
xloconym tytulikiem, zioconsl
brzegi. !. 1850. 300
Clos. 8aca-z dukYm drnkiem.a
aio,pffaw1na Y gsk6rke, Z okuoieem i
zameczkiem, : xloconym tytnllliiia.s
klein, xfooone brzegi.. ..$1.00s;
Ani0t Sty6s Chfxe6ciianiina Katclika
xbi6r modlitw piie6ni siukac,yl
Ola dusk paobNoInych rootzl11nuiiaru
6xs4 cab skr6dlrkaoNei orrawysiie
ze x1oeonym tytu1l1iikiem, ztocon,ss
brzeggi ...... &. 500
;sjjaso..s & go. .xS..aL... $500
zokuciassm j j Hasmerka, u xloco-
nym tytnlikiem, zlocone brzs.
s,, 60 s''3
A.:., 80, 4s.---. .s...
francnsl. 3;
!; .lasasa h..as 800 $3.50 1sr
+ntnl;r;om 'Aes'' =
A,e.os aos.vzLOpl.Wny moon
= .'1 .laec9s s1 hnn.k: nlekkle okIaos
=. 80 - D11'' - = ID
~ -. ~
na.nta,n. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81. 81
!. pycb' 'I 80 .., 8
sfdrIe. zf5lorovym al1 r.iI9
- drnrlA 'o0on o'1eel 80 s.Ess
ia - 49,
&,
= 9 y !; 49,. oAp
:; 4a-rrh .s,;ls.15 8 : 80 49,
80. !. . 80 4. eis'y 4
],
. "i &C. s. 80 ~ Na9s.le.sse. Aar5
: .ul'y 5 20 Ioza y = apo1enss = n a',s h
Wy, ~ & 'Ials ssocos
ne matytullkIem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
Czy MONA .d1aWa6 die
ciom piWo, vino Tub
Woke?

w ,,ksia5eczce zdrowotnosci'',
kt6ra wydaje urzad sdrowotnosci
" Berlinie, take mosna znalezc
rady: ,Napoje alkoholowe 50 dis
dzieci niebezpieczna truoiznag ; piwa,
wilma a zw1aszcza wddkinle naleiy
dawat dzieclom az do lat l4-l6..
Fatalne 50 nastepstwa, jjeiela rodzzi-
&c pija, gdyz wtenczasfp otomstwo
xwykle jest slabow,te tax ns clele5
jak i duchu, marine sic rozwija a
zan1edbywane " takim razie wy
i zle pielegnowanie do-
pelniaja MARY diego"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
Far'|mlla sprzedaI


pzzesddam moja farme 4 FONT 4
Run ALLEY, cktey milo dwkdcIbi
stacy kolesjjot,wsFy,r0ah Dobrs budynds5
IpraRie Wssyystk1oo ggrodzone p1diisakLn1ss
nioo0'dyyrodzasey sad
do spprzeed domemm wiiatraakaw po
dwdrzu ala bydla, skoIo-AOsakr65w
unpraWnych reszta pastwiskoi Dire
okolo A'osakrdw wiiecaejj MONA
uprawit. ss==sS 81
Jan Brownie,
RI. 10. 4 Arcadia, :. Wis y,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
D . ] \ 4 M[5.E )
IlECZENIA

! RODACZKI ]. RODACY
Czytaajjcciie uoja oferte 1ecze.
MIA wrzod6w, Wyrzut6w, IL
szai przebicis ran ma ciele
JUL zastarza1ych, b6lu zeb6iw
reuImatyzmu. Mako jezel,
ciierpisz no piers mc7erzyh-
ska, zgrupiaiy pokarm niie,z-
j Wyrzuaty M piersi,
to piszcie do mnie naiych-
Mast zalaczajac &c. znaczek
opiisEujac sWoia chorobe aw
,tt;6sj chwi1i ulzycie niepotrze-
:bnym
wanna dostaje "A tax siaWne
korzystajcie : darmejs
melody leczenia. Adresujjciies.s
Mrs. Il, ". KIukowska
264 So. Maple st. Dept. 5
{. ....... =. ..s, So. Bend Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19

aeFmau napobiegna eofandla
narod1iin. -.HIlicsb. narod.ia 81
Fancyi ~ynos14cadot
roczniis,podfug oblicsena
nyeh podlskkoc.y Do jeanego mild
~. Prennie y koa1towa6 bede
rocznle $40 mi1iion6w, tt6rs %
snne pr.yniest ma podatek pos
sm lilsy Y formie podatka spad-
EkoWeggo, Cd spaadllkL'u przypadajacego.
spadkobieroom ME y prostej iinii
Y tym przypadku wynosid M
podatek SO procent. Tai samoe
.nlapjja by6 p~oozynione odo,4ggan1a cd
pensyiz2o procent urzednikom9Eniie-s
|zonatym, zas 10 procent honatym.
'urzednikom, ktdrzy po 5-letaiem=
pTosyciu maikenskiietn majja tylko.
dziecko. Parliament franou-.
ski annie sic tym projektem je.
szcze v ciagu jesien1 rb. Cry pre-
ME wpfyna ia rozmnozenie sic
narodu franouskiego, . dalej, czy
podatek po6mlertny rzeozywidcie
6miertelno6c? - bardzo
watpic nalety. w niekt6rYph de.
ptartamentaoh francuskich jui dave
no zsapro 1adrano premie "a oaro..
] zawsze bez skutku. Dbajoie
raczei Q moralno66-w kraju,. pano.
vie, . skutek bedzie pewny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
Wazny Wyrok sada
R1eszy.

.&.E..ZE.@fa[fEE. G@E|EiAS5 t=
Pewien pomocnik handlowy v
Dreznie sotrzyma1 cd urzednika
poorly przy wyplacaniu pleniedzy
IA prsekaz Focztowy ola jego firmly
stumarkdwke q wiele. P1eni4dze
te satrxymaf DIV pomocnik ma raziie
u siebie | wydal Je dopiero, gdy
urzednik poc.ty przybyf do jego
mieszkania 2 prosbe q ichGoddanie.
.Izba karna " Dreznie ME dala
WARY twierdzeniu pomocnika, IL
owej stumark6wki tylko dla braku
czasu ME m6gf odda6 i~.zasadziIa 90.
ma kare. Wyrok ten zatwierdsn
sad Rzeszy. w uzasadnieniu wYro-.
ku podnieslono, ze owe pien,adze
byly wfasno6cla =poczty Tub tel
ffiirmy owego pomocnika, slecz ME
.byfy jego samego wiasnodois. Prze1
zatrzymanie loh stat sic =w,anym.
.sprzenlewierzenia; navel oko1;os-
.nodt, te oddaf pieniadze, gdy dw
ursednik osobiscie mies.kaniu {.
jjego Q to pros'l, ME zmieniia spra
Wy. = ff go ]. 81. y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
CI[EKANE RZECZY
Szczeg6lny posag.

Szczeg6lny posag.
Pewien siierzant francusE oddzia-
III okupacyJnego ma Krecie, beedaec
jeszcze " koloniach. poslubi pew.
No kreolke, kt6ra wposagn wniosfa
mu dwie mark pocztowe wysp
Maurytanskich. Mark te sa jednak
dis wvielka rzadkoscia, s%ierzanto-
wi ofiarowano jul "a ME 40, geo
frank6w. Jak,s znawca doradzh
mu jednak wstrzymat sig re spree
data, xareczajac, he uzyakac mole
kwote wyzsza. Wobec tego sier..
zant zabra1 mark &c SODA ma Krete
zdeponowaf je W banku M Kanei.
Obecnie, powracajac do ojczyznY,
podia} sw6] skarb, ably 60 sprzedac.
HumOrystycZny wypadek
" sZkOl6.
Nauczaniies dlieci v obcym nie~
zrozumia1ym ola mich jezyku ME
mieckim uwienczone zostafo znowu
humorystycznym przyczynkiem-
Niemieckie pisma g6rnoslaskie do
nosza z Bytomia, ze pewlen nsu
czyciel tamteJszy przez dtuzszy
ezas atsraf sic dxieciom wytloma-
czyc " panied wpoic dosc nalwr
ne zdanie: ,,Czcijcie waszych nau~
eezzycieli j sluchajoie ich rad, gdyz
strzega oni dusze wasze!" Jak sku-
teczna by1a ia uauks, p%rzekonaf sig
pc chwili, gdy zapytany uczeh bez
wahan'a zarecytowa}: ,,Czcijcle
waszych nauczycieli j siachajcie
ich rad, gdyz oni ME wiedzae, co
ozyniq"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
Transplantacya 0rgan6W.

IraDSplanCacya OfganOW.
Dzienniki paryskie podaja SEM
;sacyjna wiadomosG o dosw1adcze-
uiach dr. Garcia mad transplant
tacya organ6w zdrowych zwierzqt.
ma ludzi. Dr.. Carrel podaje, ze.
miedzy innemi udafo sic mu prze-
szczepi6 nietylko arterje, ale take
Gale Geese, clafa, zwfaszoza nerki
re zdrowych organizm6w zwlerze.
cych ma organizmy ludzi. DR.. Care
rel twierdzi, re ME jest juz wiecej
utopia mysl, re chore SERGE ludzksiee.
zastapit bedzie MONA zdrowem
screen zwierzecem. Wiadomost
powyzszq, kt6ra W tel formie juz i.
tax wyglada ma ,,utopja", poda-
jenny z wszelkiemi zastrze2eniami,
:oczekujac ma relacya pism faoho.
RI
wyoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19

H-yE6 sH&S5a %EIaE 80 a& jsh Trs-- Els
B6o x5Ibbq, xslateczka do nabo.,'
rozniar a4nsa oala $500 ''o
u.,.a,a .Boou, 1bi5r najlep..sgo.
nabozehstxai pie6ni kosoi.llnyyoehts,l
rozmiaru 4x244 cali $500. - s.S.... .
Lh,oata Begn oprawaaw st6rks e
xloconym tytnklkiiem, 1iooone
brzegi.. IS. 80. ooo
Cx,a,a Boya, = o.dobnej Ibia1ej'
oprawie ! flamerka, zioeon ne
- brxegl.. -. /. $500.
Cn,oala Boqa, oprawna = mieftas
skorke ze ziooonym tJytuiiklem,
z1ooone brzegi. 80. s"o.
Gh.oaia Bogu, oprawna Y miekka
sk65rkidE, ze x1oconyn tytulik,en !
L. zameczkiem,wexnatrzs Ea.okiadce
kr.yzyk : perlovej mac.oY ,ac
aarb. dassy-zbi6r najlepssego ns.
bosehstwa ip,ssni kolcielnyeh'
ksiaaecska ola mtodzieiy, opprawr
"a nav y angdi,e,sltka ssk6rke, : aoco-
nym tytnlikiem, o1erwone Dr sea
d. !. So. 4. - ~ !
,8Earb di.sy-o1pprawna y angielsEa
sk6rke. ! zioconJm tytu,llik'em n
zlooone brzeggi. . IS. ooc
skqyJ d.szy-oprswina = n,eks41
skdrke : zlooonym tytai'klem,
zlocone brzeggii,.. 80. . ooc7
Skorb doggy miekkiej opraWie
Z zloconym tytulikiem, zfocone|
brxegi. !. =. wy
s: .,saa!ss 6. u
lSEQfb 0alozV-Opr3WH8 WbAOAs2
slodaooann;ydmllz tytauaIliikienh zsokucieI'
izameczkiem, 'zlocone hrl.xegg 6 !
sbarb dasss.y-w elsgsnoffe} sko !
rxanejj eprawie, zioconym IT,
tulikien.. zlocone brzegi. soe.
Wyoorel c1yh tr6tkispos6b nabo
1enstwa codzienEeggooz5 q DE ! rzym.
slko-katolfk6wh, ! dodatkiem PIE
6ni, oprawny wsk6rke e zloooo
nym tytnlik len, czerwone brze,
gi.s -. . . 80. o0e
Ky6oreAk 1opp1ralwny 40 sk & ] 80
cone brzegI, : obraxkiem NJ 9
Iladce j 1looonlt,ysml tytulliihkii lem 45e1
Yuborsk-oprawny Y skdrke zio
cone brr1zegi; e zloconyynn tytan
Ikkiicm, okkncIem a saanlleccsaA
klein. .. !. ~. ~. !. !. q. q
@ta f%5 s- At4S ~
mi e 4sskd5rrz
kks : 1ioconymm tytulllk KEN ssooo d
40 Ebrzegi. .. q. 6Ots
Nybossk-oprssiawrnly osdobnis
miielkkll4sk6rke zxloeonymmtytu.1ns
iikiem 1loeone brzegi 75ts
Wyboflsk opraiNnny ne kk4a
skbrkx Eoeonyn tytuldikl
Blossoms bfzegi..
Rr4upabo4ms5ou-Z modfit1nnal1
81 Allfola 4 oEs
mi sPeluay ryliaen1tl4C
polno1cN. Ksi9tecxk1 Qpr4I1a1b6a
mofa6rksz esras
nskia.lo
sstJfaliiIkiiem,s1 ooonel
eosyR
ami @SsS SM5sa@ saASTsSSsSss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
kraj bez szpilek.

Krajem bez szpilek 50 Chiny,.
"gdzie mimo postepdw cywhizacyi
suropejskiej panuje jaki6 ~nieuzasa'
dniony wstret= do szpilek. Chin
czyk zastepuje szpilki sprzaczkaml
i sznurkami- Kupcy europejscy
ulsi1owali przekonac chahozykdw Q.
uzzyttecznosci szpilkl, lecz ~naprozno.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-08-19
'Taaln d raty na wsch6dl kll,o 10
ia Mort Western

SsBll11ety eexlkulrssyjjne do miastaSNews
York, Boston, oronto,.lfontreal,
:s:Qaauebec,. Mascara FFalls Altlantie
City DO g6rzystych isnad n.1
BlkGaic;hEa.okolic yciienzkowYchnes
usueeehhofld1xiie. NNallepazessdrog .
wszystkioh.Po bliAsze infolrinalsllcnlYe,
#xggiosic sie do ktddrek1o koIwisk1a
aIgenta tykietovego kolei North
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-14
1hrna Kinds Of Chars.

What is a Havana cigar? George
Augustus Sala. who had studied Cuban
cigarmaklng on the spot, once set forth
that three kinds of cigars come from
Havana itself-first. genuine Havanas,
made of tobacco grown, cured and
rolled In the island Of Cuba; second,
cigars composed inside Of United
States or European tobacco imported
into Cuba, with an outside wrapper of
Havana leaf; third. cigars brought
ready made from Europe. mostly from
Bremen and Switzerland, and re-cX-
ported from Havana to Europe, where
they pay duty and are sold to the un.
wary as "Iinvapns."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-14
MRS. SAMUEL FETTER
SUCCUMBS To DISEASE
She Had Been a Sufferer
From Rheumatism.
Funeral Services will be Held from
Bethlehem Church Tues.
day.

After an illness of four months dur
Ing which she suffered acutely with
rheumatism, Mrs. Samuel Fetter died
at her country home In the Bethle-
hem settlement, near Prospect, at
$3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fetter was born in Pleasant
township. both her parents having
been natives OF Germany. She was one
Of the best known and loved German
residents OF the district and was de-
voted to the interests OF her home
and family, the surviving members oi
which are the husband, Mrs. Harry
Koherder of Marion, and Estella,
Margaret, Harriet. era, Earl and
Edward Fetter, all living at home.
Funeral services will be held from
the house Tuesday aSi1:3O o'clock
and from the Lutheran church at
Bethelehem, in whose cause the de-
ceased has labored faithfully and
well, at 1880 O'Clock. Rev. StelIhorn
OF Marion, will officiate, and burial
will be made In Bethlehem cemetery,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-14
MARION CITY DIRECTORY

II l.. Polk & Co. will soon have
covered the entire canvass of the
city. Amy household or business not
having been called upon will please
report same to us at Ackerman's ho-
tel. JEROME L1NOX,
6-l-lOt Mngr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-14

Children's day was appropriately
observed by the Sunday School OF
Calvary Evangelical church, Sunday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-14

The annual children's day exercis
es of the Free Baptist church were
conducted in the auditorium of the
church, Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
The attendance was exceedingly large
and the session proved highly inter-
esting.
The program was in charge of Mr.
| ]. S. Rayl general superintendent
the Sunday School. 1t opened with n
march by the organist during which
1.-THE primary department marched
from the Sunday School room to the
church auditorium. The march was
very cleverly executed and was
greeted with applause.
The exercises opened with prayer
by Rev. George T.. Barnard. The
Il 5. Rayl after which there was a
song by the entire school. A reclta-
tion by Millar1 Mather proved an ex-
|ceptionally pleasing number as was
also recitation by Miss isabelle
Uncapher. Mrs. Uncapher's class OF
girls rendered a musical selection
entitled I'VE will do our best" Four
members of Miss Elsie Barnards S
class contributed a pleasing exercise
THE armor of the standard bearers"
was pleasingly rendered by Mrs. VOL
1855 Three we'll trained mem
bers of Miss Woods class gave
dialogue which was much appreciated
Mrs. Peters class gave a dialogue
that was truly a noted feature of the
program. The subject of the exercise
was Flowers and Children" Miss
Grace Durfee's class gave a dialogue
Temperance Ruler" which was much
appreciated. Kathryn Able recited
THE Lords Garden. Responsive
reading conducted by the school and
superintendent after which an ex-
ercise. 'The Standard Bearers was
pleasingly rendered by Miss Emma
Croft's class. The program of the in
termediate department concluded with
recitation by Robert Murphy en-
titled "A Little Standard Bearer"
AT this time an Offering was taken
for the benefit of foreign missions
and liberal sum was contributed.
The promotion exercises of the
primary department were short and
precise. The cradle role exercises con
sisted of song by the department
and a song by the entire school. The
superintendent distributed promotion
certificates to the Uncapher, Woods
Durfee, Bonnie and Peters classes
Fifty pupils were promoted.
After short talk by the superin-
tendent In which he congratulated
the teachers for their excellent work
the program concluded with the
benediction by Rev. Barnard.
Childrens day was appropriately
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