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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
1notnatn

@ins 2ocaIoptionsMab I'M
9ountb Borter snoete nit einem
Sieg Der n5suhsen".
Sn SnbianupoIis perans
iiolieteu am 3. bis. 9 Balloons cine
8ettfabrt uno sinen Dauers6 onteR.
2lue @anons bis auf einen ainaen
idoH iHner6alb "a Stunoen nieoer,
nur elmer brdhts e auf 49, Stun
BEN. Die gr0Bte ersielte Oiitana
betru9 etpa 375 mieilsn. - gei
rem @eyiuhe i6r flsines Shne-
ferheH aus Dem brennenoen Stern
bduie gu retten, 6iiBie bic 1Sidbr. 9std
Wiaiamion felbf ibr 9e6en elm, bod
~rstteie bic Jsuernebr bic Rleine INN
cine anosre Shpsier.
Mar Gmmerih, @uhhaIter Ser
capitol Rational 90ni in Snptas
nGpoIis, oer flihtie eing, nafoem
er anseblih $4,000 uHterldlaaeu Bat.
te. puroe in Sadionbins, 6la., Feitee.
nommsn.
Snfolae T6psrer NsgenaiTe Bat
BEL @ofben Der elfbart feline llfsr.
geldnoe ii5erihpemms un0 sroBen
Snaper otruriodt.
Die i%treitenoeu Sirdber6abner
in Gpanspftte hdben Ben aampi
uufleaeten, uadoem elm ans repro
ientaiipsn 9iirasyu beitehsHoes Inter.
Iuhanssromite ersldrt bate, oaB oer
Sireit obns aeriistnosn gefhapsroe.
sruHo u~nternommen pprosn fei. - 4o
ShiIer Der bisiiaen GenisnHioIftuIs
lirsilteH. mil lire 9%ehrsrinsn duf ron
Streitbretsrn beoienteu Straben6ahn.
pdasn fabrsn uuo psriibisn ioIhe WIS.
ihreitun9sR. bab bic S6ule geldlof.
len mer6sn mubte. DIR SaHitor uno
me6rere Qebrsr purseE pon ben Sfrei.
tern anGsqriffsn nno mibhanbelt. -
9ls foigs einss 5treites sritos oa.
eitr egr arbsiisr SobH @sit ftinsn
8ruoer Wia.am.
81 sntlte erfr1Rter
geo unS Nalter geuua Il ts5p. u
Sabre al. bsim Nii6sR in siHem
Seiae.
Su @Gtafb nurot Ser 40
Sabre ate ghss Tair pom Bite TT
ihlassn. Ssint alsiosr ruroen in
brano asiess uno bsi ihrsn 9oIAeers
iuhsn puroe Gran Sair i6limm oers
braHni.
Soba Me0oaaal Elm hsrparras
9enesr @si51ftsaanr ron 9aHhu-
rem. ruroe i'm Ssrsist ron francis
miller sri6lagtn. Minsr uno ieins
etiSsn &raosr nutbgn rsrh1ftsi.
4oA @trbHFnna zines 6ii6yiosn
@irdFiermiss 1T Ss6n 8. @oos. Der
frassrs RrSFoent esr Rosiouol SAM
son W ctthtp& sAs een 9unsts
luaisans in e%saesulsorsb asrs.. int
s1Hsr iroretr.
9ssifea e. Mliatr. tia proni
rsrisr Tarutr uuS 9ansisr 81 ga
icuros an.sr isirsm uns
sisptastn GasoinsSil tEerESt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
Alte a,tpereft ataatrl..

Nebrasfo. g. q. Wooos.
5rso 9Orsenfen uRo Sames 9oroen,
bic beiduioigt fino. am %. Mai einsn
Boit5ug 81 Omaba iiberfaaen UNI
beroubt gu baden, iino inter je $685.
600 8iirgiHaft Der 9unDess@ ranoz
iurp iiberlpielen noroen. Sames Sbels
ton. ben bic 9OliSsi fir ben pierfen Der
B%dbnrduber bdlt, lit in DeHper, Col.
UerDaftet iporbsn. sufommen nit elmer
geipihen gillian Stebenion, bic be-
hauptet, Sbelton's 6rau 5u fem. -
- SIN MiFpuri : Stub BEL 5outh
. m q 3 a nurbe bic felt BEN
%. Mdi aus 5Iorence Ders
bel SOutb m 4 ipuroe bic felt
Dem p. Wlui aus Slorenee psrz
fdlDunoene ~22idbrigs Annie9tellpn als
9eihe uufgefmoen. Gine unteriudnng
ergab. baB bas mldohen ~miBbanosIt
uno erm0roet unb ibre Qeibe oaHn in
ben 6luB geiporfen pnr0e. nm oas
ooppelte 8erbrehsn gu perbereeH. 8on
Gem Ml1rDsr bat man feline Spur.
Shpere Regsngiife BADEN 81 9e &
ron uno pea dnt0dIe unb ums
9ebung ueberihfpemmunsen unb groz
BEN Shaoen Deruriadt. 8eionoers
Der an ben 6el0fridten angeri6tete
5hoosn TT iebr groB.
Oregon SIN Miaamette Stub
tippts elm Boot I'm nuD stpei betannte
@iirssr YortIon6's. Senrp Sem
fen uuo SbirleD Batter. srtranisn.
Sn einem @nfan eeiItiser lImnahtung
iprenete in W arquan Bert 0arrett
iein 6aus nit 8pnamit in bic Cuff
uno Ct ielbft. feline Satin unn feline
5idbrise 9ohter fanoen oabsi ben Sob.
- Sin gahasier5u9 Itir5ts infOlee Ell
mes griideneinitur5ss 81 Cottage
9robe in psn Roe 8tper unb Is
4erionen nuroen perleBt, oaruntsr Der
Qoe5motipFibrsr SO. $. OitraHhp
nabrideinli2 t0otli6.
Gulifornio.-Sn WcGTpub
fiihrts Elm fpsgsn 2obnoiFfsrsn3sn ents
~fanoeuer Sttsit oer itdlieniIhen @rz
setter Der Mc@louo Riper 9umber 60.
81 Iolt b0IsR ansIhreitunsen. oaB
Mili3 sur Misunderstanding eer Rube
aufssboten fperoen mubts.
GoIorapn.- Sn Die .5aperne"
sin GrfrIl6uHgsiocal 10 Msilen bon
0|eHrer, fameH a masfirte Rd1ber.
~pIanberten ale MHuefenoen une erbeuz
isfsn 5000 in 8idmontsn uno 5000
in 9oar. Snfoles ii6er1us TtDss
rem 8sgtHgiFsn fno TAFT ole gepGHtr
in oislsm Ssaats tart aeTtiesen, 70
naB srobeSiidsn pauie iiberIdnsmmt
fno. Oh psrfhisosnsR Srien hn6sn
nd @olssnbrii6e treicnst, uno uRsss
asursr Shaosn 1T ibsraG angtrihtst
mornsn. glah BEN bisber siH~sssroifs=
usn 9sria;tn Eno 4 WeuTheu ertrunz
ten. aHb ceg Sl6ihaosn 1T lans
enrru. Die 9abuotrbinouHasn i'm
saR5en Siaais fno uuierbrohsn.
ZttdhomG G. - 8eI Dem Zrrnds
eo. psl6sr in oer Rahi gum 80. Mai
ab,s siuta srSBsR E6sil Ctla6oma's
oahinisais uHe ritFssH Sa6ihaosn
utguyicd.s. ba5sn. ME issi fsiissfsnt
peres. IN 4abtn 4 8eriorsu, in
Spcrts2 in arlingtoHs uHs
sci MsSGrfano 6 9sricnsH ibr
0ebsu siusetlBi.
Ssras. Sa Ri6IaH6 iSnz
lsse iafolss hSaslitsE 3ipinisssittry,
Ss1n ;. ~. grssH fa f,lbf. uno lire
s eincsr. I'M Hitter Ron y. : uno 2
s51h1sa init tiHtga AzfrmsHeg. - &ei
siasn Gssass, sgy i~sas=srsEas tn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

&nisbt 4partmentz5 ause in0 aIIaA
ausbrd4, unb einsn Gadfdaoen bon
$4,000 dnri9tete, ~berbrannte Elm 81
ldbriger Gnabs uno cine Qnsabl get4
ionen, bic aus ben 6eniteru iprangsF
erlitten iapere @erlsBuneeu.
WiffOuri. Weil ibr gatie
tpegen unterldldgung bon 1915 bgr
baftet fporoen MAJ, erftidte in Gh
Souis 5rau mortbd @ldFer IibNu.
ibre beiben aiH6er. 8 unb 3 Sabre alt
mittelit 0euhtgaies. 9on Ra0b=
mOroern erihlaesn puroe in ST.
ct. 2Ouis Gruu Gatb. Scot in iGs
rer WobRung aufsefuHOen. \
Nputfiona. ~ Durh ben Gu
fammenbrud Der Werfte zines grcurs
iionsboOtes am Gate 9onner>
train i~tir3tsn geeen 60 qerfoneA
ms Waier unb IL oerieI6en Ell
tranten. II Siarte ReaenaiiHe, Bit
in pieIen Jdnen einsn poltenbtu6s |
artieen Character batten, iinb iber Bic
Staaten 9ouiiond uno MiHiTippi
niebergegdngen uno bdben ben 5elb,
trii1ten uno @ilenbabniHtereFen gro.
Ben S9dbsn 8ussFiigt.
2entudb. - Sn Trdnffori
fpuroe elm 9eger aelnn6t, Der sinsn
9ircns= ansstelten srido6en batte.-
Grtm6fe gountp murDe BON lie,
mem 8ornaop beimgeluht, Der duf ct,
ner 2 Wleilen breiten @trede ales ptrs
i%piiitets. grsSbsriFf g0m. @og<
ban, Der cine bsroorragenoe 9oae fpiel.
te in ben 9lutfeboen, bic ben arieoer
BON 8redtbitt gpuntb iobrss
lang foticn. nurbe Dor Isinsm 9a0sr
in GrodettsniIIe aus benz 6ins
tsrbalt nisOsrssihoTen uno tooiIih
bermunnet.
S6iD. II SIN ginnenfeuer6ssirt
in fpeIhem @incinnoti lieat. unb
ipether nurd 9oculpptiou tbsilneife
~troden" aeporoen lit, bat bic @histns
PRODUCTION in einem W1onai nm So
900 8unonsn 5usenommsu. Der
Dampfer rSron 49s~ bon 8 it'll
bel Bar point i'm grisIss bis ouf Dsn
Wdneripiegel nieoeraebrannt. Dit
glanni6aft rettets fid in R~u0srbooteS.
nit ben @Ortsu. sd mug beuas,
nod 5emano srmoroen, tparum nids
Dld2" trat in gIebeIdnbb Der Ne9s
ger DdnisIs nuf feline Muttsr an,
nuo itnitt ihr nit einem Raf-msfIsrl
Den 5ols ob. Sn roienoer Bulbl
ipsssH zines ~bsrlorenen Brooches srs
l6oB esr 63idbriss 5armer e6n.
odHos, Elm 5niaFe oes Gounth y4ltsr
heiHs IN Gotumbns, ben grocer
Satph Settler. nerirhts 6. Dr. @arosl
ner, sinsn Der glsrts ron Settler. su
tootsa, uuo it0B I'D SoRu Teller sins
Hnael eurh ben &cpf. -Sn 5aIemk
ssit0B Srdu Slii. Sharp fh unb III
rsn ~12jdhrissH Sobn, nil ihr Sohn
islt isiner Geburi gsifssihnan fpur.
Btarnldno. IN 9nIffzs
more ipnrhe Der D .xa6re cite NIT
sinem 8e9alt ron $500 BRO Sahr efg
Gisrt I'M H6siii6en Re1Iftrirbursau
aHssiteats Wm. Z. Donna psrba
AHtsE oer 4Htla1,. H6oiiihe gelnsr
9oas '0n stDa SGT. COO untsrfdlaaen
81 baten. g~sfonhsrs Fir Spprtspsa
CAB q 0isl aus uEo bsiaB Elm siaerA
Rsrnpi,ro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

um9ebuHg sing siner bsr ieredIidfeH
0eDitierHdrms felt bitIs1 Sabrsn nis=
osr uno ri6ieis gang enormen Saaben
an.
Mug. Grebmsr. Gin rsihsr 5arz
nsr aus BEN Sonnfbip 5uDerbia gu
y de { er 1T inter bsr AHtlage, eiz
nsH WcroaHsriff ouf cine 5rau beribt
81 babgH. per6aftet noreen.
Sui. Shnebn. Elm so Sabre alter
5arnsr 81 81 doffpn cate. Harb
an gsrlskungsn. Die er tsi elmer 9ur6z
5rennersi erlitien bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
GpectaI Mmset0eM
hsimatb fir InvaIidsn
und dIte Lsute.

3HuallO,a unb ale esatt bsibsflsl Wt.
i6IsAw t5nnta aufnabms unb CUTE
@itss fiHbm bsim 1lonal oosr auf g.
bsusssli im Ct. Marps Sanliarinm unp
eareimI eospllal. 8ls Gburp SiraBs
williDaugse. Qeis.
cblss anhaIt bsiIBt Biz b5aasn Gms
%pItbIunetu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

Dittpu. taitoIiih. AZ Sabre aft, NIT
slnu (oditr Il SATIRE alt. nit siasnsm
oslm. nnb aaaihrensr bon Beirut inbl
bic 8slannii Aait siatr ebfbaren Dame i'm
alltr pcu 30 BIS 20 3a5ren Su MAIDEN.
walt @sbonolaaa asb ib6as5 6,im. Ners
ihnlegenbgli. ebreniads. ghr unlt aes
mtlnir Ghegisn rrbstsa unter. y. e. CO
columbia 0tiu 30 W2aion Ct. DliliDaas
lts. Nls.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
Norn-pnhotn.

DIR geplaHten .Wlibldnb gpntis
HeHtdlss1enbdbn1 ite6en Diele gureer
oes Staetss nit MiBtrauen aeqenH6er.
S5nohl ausstiinoigt mar, bag 6er
Contract fir ogn 9ou ber Qinie bpa.
eesslsg Bis Samesfnpn ueroe6ea n3rz
ben isi, ioa biz .iest nod nihss sur
pianisrus5 ser STRIDE gsIaeben ZEN.
Gine 5euersbruHn 3srlt5rts sinen
Eaeil he's @slddFtsriertsls Der Crts
idaft q 0 m c NIT einsm @eiammtI6az
Zen pon $4,000.
2aura 9imaiann unb 1rib Falt
Bon 8uharan. 8rdutleuie. Bic am
Is. BIZ. ~6eiratben noltsn, egtranfen.
inoem bei einsr gootFahrt ouf BEN
SPiritpoob Cafe i6r Boot fenterfe.
SIN @ef6dFtsDieriel BON q ortb=
noob riatete EN- SSeuer, has in eiz
mem 3eitauraut i'm goIfeebdu6e entz
itono, einen G6aben pon ca. $4,000
an.
-Sn 8ismard 1T 8air. 8ropn
lett 1870 8enohner bieier Gtabt, I'M
4lter BON l01 Sahren %seltorben. 81
hiHtsrldBt cine Wittpe, bic bersits i6z
rem Jos. Geburtstag Fsisrts. II uriob
U 0 8, elmer Der reiditen 5armer bss
@oHntb's. pur6e BON sinem s3uee aber=
fdgten uno eetD0tet.
Gin ainb Der 5nmiIie y. gorros
BEL 8ertbDIO fiel in Elm nit WaFer
.ssfdates God i'm eIterlihsn 5oFe unO
ertrant.
Sn Wc@enrp finD bic Uliib.s
uno Der 9etretoefpeider 3. q. gras
oen's boniianoia Northumberland.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
En- p~evw,jetbep.

etne eane1 adfarat EtmltSsur,
ieiit n ttapu Fam 81 rtgaiigtsta. Ggs
ls Ne b4ii westa aseFrr 0nueitaa
zen Ss's eu fafm0 be aaauusta nnS
an ipts1 elniag'ta "a efg Siasi an mt.
ntA c'c2aas pogasu sa iammsn Mgs
eiatsdinHsen bug ia eyggaatn a,ar
paleu, $40 S.Sggius Sir. Nsaafs psm.
fsis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
Rafrasr ptfIanat.

0tbsn 3ss,ul ag tH cssa ruS grssis
n0f. asleesasui, cHt 6arn 90 sraaSm.
Re4iasgasga se ssstliastr s Sen, 20
Bltesufa S&rata
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

mern, Or. Better 6obrneD C Sons
GompanD, 112-11S GO. 6oDns a0e..
GbNogO. 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

Aat etats IN Der fIauasn 6stf, fss.
rsn 20 stns 6.ai6s .anssr Born err
ig 10 es. aEi1argM Rssnmo
v1L eltssvrs Sen rn6 ssrfia,
ScuityisH Sts'toHsu NOR RsiA
IN. pas esfs Blfiisi eassasn n efr
so as.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
S61tMtpan.

Sn Rarqustte Gountb
lino bon neuem WalobrdHoe ausge
bro6en, bic bic Crte DoaarsDiue, Ga
Harg GitD uno Cascade ~beoro6gn. @iele
Barmer un0 4HIieoler iino oboahIos
geporben.
8ermutbli1 pesen financiefsr
Shpieriatettsn brsiHg Der 90rienmats
ler 4oams d. 6oloon Don Der 6irma
). Q. Osborne & 50. in Detroit
SelbftmDro bnr9 grihieBen.
Dos Dranoe 4ointe 6ofsl ouF
9arisn's 9nisI i'm ct. eiair Stub 81
Dstroitn uros ourh 5euer 8eritort.
Sda6en 100000.
Der 33jabrigs Did. aDcupo fisl
IN Der WsrtItdtte ieines 9diers in
Jreefoti ouf sine 0ampffdgs, nell
DE ihm 8ruF uno 6ers DurhIhnitt.
Der 9ocomOtfpFahrer Sobn
Smith uno Der 6eiser ReDnolbs pur>
pen getootet, als 81 5rselano cine
Noeomotioe an elmer unteripafhenen
STEELE oes gabubetts umItiirste uno
belize unter lid bsgrub.
Eo1un.
Sin @olteu6ru9 ridteie am
g2ontag an Dielen 0rten i'm Gtaats
groBen Sddoea an. Der 9dbnpers
iebr auf Der @reat Weltern Balm sfpiz
fden SbaroHGitDu nD Btagos.
n a ioar Doaitdnoig labmseleet uno
Gus u tngq0Ib Gountg meroen
groBe 8erlufte an gSelofriidien uno
gisb beri6tet. Sauien0e Acres Ron
aornlono nuroen 5erltOrt. ollie Sc
i'm iiiolidsn Coma fino 1o6er
ais tie iemals iiauoeH felt Der eroBen
ueberlhpemmung am A. Suli 1889.
5iir Antauf Der bortiQen WaHerz
merle ertIdrte Iih bic 9areerT6oFt BON
" aterloO BEL elmer Gpscialdbfimz
mung.
Sn WebRer GitD nuros 9.
s. 3itterea. Elm belannter gauuniers
asgmsr BON etnem 3uge iberfabren un0
lofort asiootei.
Su bliuoev Wutb mfeuerte Der lei
0 III 9itn onldHige Tdrmer Gi
pill bei einem 5amilisnnreite StiiFe
auf feline 5rdu nno Ieinen 5o6n uno
oann auA auf fh ielbH. CT ielfit lit
nnr leiAt DerltBt; oage9en tft bic nit
oer9erlteaung ieinsr SpFer sfueiIelbaft.
Sn 8u~rIington iiir3te Der
y Sabre ate 6opea ". 6igbse ben
aidenidaAt in oeranIaas berpeople's
8os &c electric So. hiHab uno erilidte
in oemielbeH. ehe er aus ieiner enilebliz
hen 90ae 6efrtit peroen fontte.
g8eil itius @attia, cine @eiBe,
aiht mebr NIT ibm pidmmeu leben
.uollte. srmoroste in 8utIeoQe Der
Ser, Golparns bic Tr1u uno
sntIetbte iih oann ielbf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

1adm Gntcs uab Stat mi 0tihnaNu.
psluns 81 pumislAsn, Sis. Sirage.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
1ilanrs osEuebt.

etn auelnitt9tnosg. 6liltb.. Wanu ilr
auasm,int dtbsit Nlae s,mas ben S8ag-
tsnasesti attls9sn, A.umnbeste arb
0abfrsas IN Cyouaun lollsa. @a.s ssel
lan8. 0lnn mtnbt itb m
polq Aolarp Asaogmv. 6erllss, mis-.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
0rmnO.G i9emtbnt,
On ~perFamfem.
: cIeeante oams nette Cote
faosS

ESQ jsbes faaias 9o. So. s95 NIB 697
80. Sireft p tots - Del 100 isbs iaf 4uep
blnisn ~ $ 3imHtef nnb gab. baBes uno
fa!ies @aieI cariboli Subto0tH bnr9peg.
Bird 9aiepisnt. sauH5lg. @tmlitleler ulb
feiHtr GROCER Ec3boosn. sanisr Don srit
tlaligea Bacterial qs5dut.
$500 ices lauisH 10. hob. 1907, iii
unD lli5 -. Sigebs ~ eots 3if BEL 100
81 80 sag NIsg hiutet, 5 3inlmer nno blb.
htiec8 un0 ialte5 4oier, eorib0ls rug
b5oe bgtdmss. Grid Statement, gauubFu,
gemih sfsaa. NM isines groBer Eo6tcssn.
6aaisr UoH Ultltaffgtm Material gtbani.
Glen 3ur s5sipsai3n Sonatas Don 2 go bis
8 lbr uddmitfags.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13

6aus unb Siors 30. 1918 ~ 2. CIR.
n bsr gldbe bet 81. Gfiabetb alr4e nit
Iuism @abaii, Gansg. rtligioisn @saens
aanbsu 3. lin. @lae @slsseH5slt far sinm
RatboliieH. Cregiet uniu 3. g. 6olums
bia CBee 80 Uiaion Ct. Wilpaalss,
g3i8.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31
POWELL CABINET
HOLDS MEETING
No Action Taken Relative to the Re-
slgnatlon of Fred Hochstctter.

A quarterly meeting of the cabinet
of the Powell Sunday School class of
Epworth M. r. church was held In
the pastors study at the church,
Thursday evening. The attendance
was fair, and much business was CIV
en- attention. No action was taken
relative to the resignation of Fred
Hochstetter who has been president OF
the class for fourteen years and he IL
desirous of retiring. His work has
been of such a high order, however
that the members of the class have
refused to accept his resignation. Va
rious members of the class will acI
in the capacity of teacher until a
regular teacher may be chosen sue
ceeding II. j. Pennell, who has also
resigned. At a future meeting, dc'
tion will be taken and new officer
will be chosen.
The reports made at the meeting oi
the cabinet last evening showed :he
work of the class during the pas'
wear to have been remarkable. II
was shown that 100 visits to the sick
of the city regardles of church de-
nomination, were made during this
time. The members of the class ex'
pect to advance and do a greater
work than ever during the coming
year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31
J. H. WEAVER IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Former Sheriff Succumbs to
Paralysis.
Funeral Services VIII be Held From
the Late House on High Street Sat
urday Afternoon.

The death of ]. II. Weaver, aged
seventy-three years occurred at the
home, South High street Thursday
evening at 6 o'clock. Paralysis is as
signed as the cause of demise.
The deceased was born in Lebanon,
Pennsylvania. He came to this city
more than forty years ago and after
a ten years residence during which
time he was active in politics, he was
elected to the Office of county sheriff
on the Democratic ticket In this ca
pacity he served two terms, being
noted as an officer of high honor and
unusual efficiency. He also served one
councilman and In this Office did
much for the advancement of the city
along the lines Of public improve
ment. He has always been an ardent
Democrat and to the last his interest
In the party, its principles and its
welfare was unabated. He was O
member of the Luthern church in the
town of his birth The widow and
three children, NJ. III. Weaver Mrs
Elizabeth Dutt and Mrs. M. c.
Cramer, all of this city survive,
Funeral services will occur from the
house Saturday afternoon at 2;0C
o'clock. Interment in Marion ceme.
terry
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31
ARRANGE FOR THANK
OFFERING SERVICE
Mrs. Daniel Stecker Will be
the Speaker
Epworth Home Missionary Society
Holds n Pleasant Meeting with
Mrs. ID. Il. Justice.

The Woman's Home missionary So
ciety of Epworth NJ. e. church held
an interesting meeting at the home of
Mrs. ID. L. Justice. of Mt. Vernon
avenue, Thursday afternoon. The at
tendance was quite large.
short business session was held
and arrangements made for holding
thank offering service at the
church on Sunday morning, January
9th. Mrs. Daniel Stecker, of Spen-
cerville, will be present and deliver
an address.
A program of much interest was
rendered. The devo tional exercises
were conducted by Mrs. b. Leavens,
Mrs. Henry Ruhl read an interesting
paper. The Shadow side of Christ
mas" Mrs. j. w. Freeland read a
pretty little original poem entitled
"The Silent Partner. The society
president, Mrs. W. b. Everett, gaze
thorough review of the years
work, disclosing that the organization
has accomplished a great deal in the
missionary field. The program con-
cluded with n song.
The next meeting will be held in
one month at the home of Mrs. j
II. Clark, of South High street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31
Mrs. Bishorp's Statement

THE Marion Daily Mirror:
"In your daily of the date of No
vember 81 1909, publication was
made of some matters pertaining 10
me personally, of which / now would
like to answer.
"The fact that there is some
estrangement between my husband
Mr. S. ID. Bishop and myself should
in no way involve my moral charac-
ter or invoke any criticism of 1t by
anyone who does not know person
ally my reputation or character,
"I want to emphatically deny that
/ am now or ever have been con-
aected with any medicine show. The
facts in the case are these, that
have been employed by e. C.. Dewitt
& Company, of Chicago, Illinois, and
together with some three other ladies
are engaged in the distribution OF
sample medicine in various towns
throughout Ohio, that, 1 earn about
$500 per week, and the most OF that
is sent home to my sister in Marion
| for the benefit of my children, The
further statement in your paper OF
that date that Mr.. Bishop had sent
| me $4,000, which / appropriated &c
my individual use, is wholly false and
untrue. / never received 1t.
| 'I am perfectly willing that my
| conduct be observed, scrutinized anc
commented on IL need be, but wisf
the truth of II to be published
"Thanking you for the space II
which to make this reply
II am,
MRS. STELLA BISHOP
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31

The members of the Young Mat
ron's Embroidery club entertained
their husbands at the home Of Mr. ..
and Mrs. Harry Lennon, of Olney
avenue, Thursday evening Refresh
ments were served during the even
ing at he home OF the mother of the
hostess +. b. Main. A four course
luncheon was served and place cards
consisted of hand painted cards of
1910.
Guests of the club We're Miss
Edith Bishop, Mrs. Il. B. Main. Mrs
Mae Shlpey, Miss Nellie McKinstry'
Miss Mamie Weber, Mr. Jesse Bish-
op, Mr.. Werner Main and Mr. Rup-
ert Main.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Behner, res d.
ing six miles south of Marion, ceie-
brated their fifth wedding annivers-
airy Thursday night, by inviting a
merry party of sleigh riders to their
home.
The party. consisting of nine cou-
pies reached the home about y
o'clock. The evening was passed at
music, games and various interesting
diversions. An elegant luncheon
was served by the hostess at IL
o'clock. A candle burning contes,
proved the interesting social feature
OF the evening. It reulted in Ed
ward Schroeder and Mary Bland cap
turing first prizes, while Lower
Ross received the consolation prize.
MIR. and Mrs Behner's guests were
Misses Madge Bell, Goldie Ames, Des'
sic Bland, Bessie Wells, Vera Por''
er Mary Bland, Jane McMasters
Ruth Davis. Roselle O'Connell'
Messrs. Lowell Ross, Mike Ross
Frank Setter Frank McDaniels, Ed
ward Schroeder, William Hudson
Earnest Helwig, Clifford Bland AM
Earl Ullom.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31

Bennett street, Friday morning al
800 o'clock.
Three months ago young Mr.. Ruth
returned to his home, suffering from
pulomary tuberculosis. His dc
cline was rapid and the end was
not unexpected The deceased was 8
hotel clerk, having in the employe OF
several hostelries i'm this city and
about the estate. He was extremely
well known and popular.
Funeral services will occur from
Salem Evangelical church Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock after prayer
the house by Rev. Mr.. Reinlch al
] o'clock. Interment in Marion Gem.
etery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31

The annual Tally Wag dance, was
one of the interesting affairs socially,
of last evening.
The club ball room. the seen of
many a Yuletide festivity, was at
tractive with a canopy of ropes and
branches of holly an dthe chandel-
iers, yelled in crimson and hidden in
mistletoe clusters shed arose radiance
over the gay throng OF dancers. Par
ker's orchestra. of Columbus played
selected program of dances and
ther was a delicious holiday luncheon
and refreshing punch.
The visions in the city for the
Yuletide pleasures and the college
men and women home for their vac
alton added a note of jollity to the
occasion.
Last evening marks the final an
nual dance in the hall made famous
by the Wag brand of hospitality ant
and was fittingly planned to lingel
long in the memories of the members
as the red Letter affair of the clul
annals.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31

Christmas decorations of holly and
bells were used about the parlors of
the Brady home on Mary street last
evening. when Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {.
Brady entertained the Franklin club.
A number of unique guessing games
of a New Years note were introduced.
the successful contestants being Mrs.
w. A. DeLong and MIR. j. p. De-
Long. Each received a pretty gift
for their skill. A tempting collation.
was erved at the close of the even.
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-31
Good Coats at Greatly Reduced Prices


In many instances our prices on
coats have been cut in two and on
all garments you will find a very
marked reduction. The reductions
show in plain figures. The original
prices are on and the present prices
to which each garment has been fe-
duced shown in plain figures, hence
no deception. You will remember
that every garment in our store s
new. We have no carried over stock
to close. everything brand new anJ
up-to-date.
Many $1,000 coats are now selling
at 9.9S.
Many $500 coats are selling al
$12 so.
Furs reduced proportonately IN
price to coats. Children's furs and
coats included
The Uhler-Phillips Co.