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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-08

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Yatriot aeihieoen. Vim Is. Snni tarb
in 3itrid Oerr GtaoiprdIioent Dams,
Yeiialomi. aeb. l848. Bon 1890 bis
gum shluHs Der leBten Nmtsperiobe
Qeb6rte er Dem Nationalrathe oil. @r
betlsiDete inl Milltdr ben Stang zines.
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plDblih einem Ghlaaanialls. Dsr Ysr-
torbene, Elm 9ebiirtiaer 3huraauer,
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mar YrnieKor an Der mehaniihen gb-
theilung bss polptehnitums. cine tpertt-
pole Grait. 8on 1895 bis 1899 be-
tleioete 6araOa bas Nnt zines Sireftors
bes polptshniimms. SIN Nrauenfelo iit
Ssrr peier S6neller. prOieHur an Der
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forben.
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llnidlen. bon oeneti elmer tuahrihein.
lid einen .6otlihsn Nusaana nsbinell
miro. Rrant Wolfe. Elm iunaer Wann
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Shieben perboten III. nabm Der Saa
einen rubisen 8erlauf.
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einen Cstfor fiir siHsn. eiH3iaen Rranfs
hsiisIaa si rufeH, Da 6orni's Nlpen.
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rubenoe Ihatiarhe. oa, fte In nsnn bon
ssbn Gdllsn niht aebraHNt werben,
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fsia aeW6lnliher @anoelsartifel. fsn-
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Der f4peoif9e Jprf4unssrtiienb.,
prof. Otto NorbenftOlo tpirb gnoe
Mai aufammen nit Dem Gpnferpator
am Mufeum in gotenburs, benz 3oos
logon Stoos. cine mifenfhaftlt4e
Reife nah Gr0nlanb antreten. Die
beiben Sorf9er fabren aaf einem bae
nifhen Dampfer nod 9olteinborg
an Der Wefttiiite @rDnlanbs. Dort
{9affen fie ii9 Elm gstimoboot at,
uno treten bann NIT gstimos als
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benz Snlanbseis auf lioroen uno
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unb Dem SnIan6seife ,liest bort Elm
@iirtel, Der nah ben Mnsaben elmer
bdniiden Expedition bon Seeoffiaie>
rem. Die ii4 in ben Sabren 1883 Bis
1885 bort aufbielt, Is BIB II Meilen
brett 1T. Ser @iirtel, Der. bon elmer
gaeibe bon Jiorben bur4fdnitten
nir6, 1T bisber ned ni9t @tgenitana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. llnteriu4unsen ss'
treien.
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beiten auf. Wenn bic 3fit ausreids,
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| in bas gebiet bes Snlanbeifes binein
periu9en.
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= gtlpa as @ittwsn i'm Nlttr' bsar
80 bis 20 Sahren bielien in 8ertpid;!
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Dos fleine Wort mob. oas her 9i6tcr bier
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beuse mob TT. mag morseu nidt mebr iein sn BEN
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Jn Gsniihlanb Fft bic Riridjeus
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qefnllen. .esn Der pmA foftet Der
Geutner nnu 3shn big spbtf Wart.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

fourth clean clout, a single To left,
sending McCallister to second. About
this time when one had visions OF
Portsmouth runners hiking gaily over
the home plate and trying to score.
Spencer lifted to right field along the
line. Even then It looked rosy for
Portsmouth as II seemed that Will
Jams would not get the life, but he
did after magnificent effbrt and
the throw to Staley doubled up Col
llns, giving the locals game that
was in doubt until that very instant.
One of the features of the game.
aside from the hitting of Collins and
the fielding of Williams, was one
handed stop made by Collins, that
robbed Wolfe of n safety and pre-
vented Diggers from rolling over the
rubber In the second inning.
Score
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27
y
DOPE FOR FANS

July 81 sees the Diggers in third
place in the Ohio State league, a po-
sition that the club has won only aft
err playing the most brilliant baseball
for the past two weeks or more. 1t
is only a short while since the Dig
gers were the cellarites and many
feared that the club would there re-
main until the end of the chase, but
they had reckoned without their
hosts.
In the time that the club has been
climbing the hitting has been better,
the pitching OF class that will carry
the club still higher, should 1t con-
tinue, and the fielding has been far
better than at any time this season.
Above all the club has been securing
little Of that baseball luck which
seemed to be always with the other
fellows during the first half of the
chase.
But these games which have been
won have been far from easy. Dig
gers really had an easier time win
ming while on the road than they
have In the past few games at home.
The club has the lighting spirit, the
players work well together and there
seems 10 be far more harmony In the
club than at any time last season
Digger rooters are hopeful that this
Will continue and that the club will
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27
THE GAME WAS EASY
BUT few BEAT II
Only One Word Missing
From the Ads.
G. u. Bombarger Notices The Omis-
sion and Receives the Two Dollar
Reward.

Somebody beat the little game last
evening, The Missing word man got
careless and only dropped out one of
the Noah Webster things and that
happened to land right where one of
the searching party could spy It out
Why 1t was regular child's puzzle.
no chance TO get past 1t. and ye. there
were lot OF folks who stuck in lot
OF unnecessary words and went
around about dozen blocks trying to
be deep and mysterious and all that
sort of thing. If they had just quit
wrinkling their brows and trying to
play heavy" in a light comedy prob
lem play the chances are there would
have been none but correct answers.
For as before mentioned and now re-
iterated 1t was as easy as pie, the
nice thick, juicy cherry pie of the real
mothers make brand.
Here is the answer: In the ]. Marx
and Sons remOdeling sale ad, "Haye
liyou any of the splendid values Offer
ed in our big remodeling sale?" The
word purchased" was omitted, max
ing II read, Have you PURCHASED
any OF the splendid values offered in
our big remodeling sale.
Honest Injnn, don't that two dollars
look too easy TO be true now thai
you know the answer They sure look
so to the winner, G. u. Bombarger, o
434 Owen street. There are a few o.
the good things left, enough TO las
the remainder of the week. All to
lgether now, get busy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27
SOCIETY

Mrs. Dana o. Weeks compliment
ed her sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Keener, of
Chicago, with a charmingly appointed
tea at her West Center street home.
Monday afternoon. Callers were
greeted In the parlors, attractive
with fragrant clusters OF dellcately
tinted sweet peas and vivid nastur-
tiums. Before tea there was an in
teresting problem play which the
hostess introduced as "A Love Story
of the Flowers" Mrs. Clifford owens
won the trophy. Later, an hour of
informal sociability was enjoyed.
Those invited were Mesdames Cliff
ford owens, Leroy Sanford,
George Shute, John Cobbold. Harry
Barnhart, Dan Evans, Fred DOM
baugh, orla Rapp. II. b. Hane.
George Christian Jr., II. r. Allen,
Frank Keller w. B. Deveny, A. c.,
Bachman, Charles Merkle, M. J. Sui.
livan, Frank Phillips, Carol David
son. Charles Allen. Henri Vorhees,
Howard Stoll. Earl Kennedy, votaw.
George Knapp, Marshall DeWolfe.
Carl M. Sawyer, George Frank,
French Crow, william j. Flies, A. w.
Sherer and Misses Berenice Christian,
Alice Crow. Carrie Wright, Pearl
Berry. Jessie Fisher. Clara Fisher.
Abigail Harding. Hummer, Theodosia
Hummer, Genevieve Hummer, Day.
ldson, Helen Louise Davis, Dee and
Miss Emma Dee
Miss Sewers OF Cleveland, and the
honor guest We're present from out
of-town.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

other fortnight. Parson never had n
good trial In the A. A. He joined
Columbus in Kansas City, pitching a
shut out team against the blues. al
though he had ridden all the night
before. In that game he wore the
skin off his middle finger in the de-
livery OF his twisters. In several
games afterward this trouble was re-
newed and Parson was sent to Lima.
This year he did not go good in the
spring and was sent to Omaha. 1t
was at Parsons request that the
Marion club purchased him from CO.
lumbus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

Lima, o., July 27.--In one Of the
prettiest contests of the season the
locals defeated Mansfield here 2 to /,
Foutz bringing in the winning run In
the ninth with a three-bagger. Bril-
liant work in the field by Sykes.
Kaler, Miller, Reilly. Fink, Flood and
Kettler featured the game. Kaier was
wild but held the visitors to four hits.
Score.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

the Chicago Nationals
pitchers through between the
Ed At this period Reubach in
since then he has twed grand bali and pitch
wells he Cincinnati
hit later banked the Psbgs allowing but three
a
National
las distinction of his
twenty innings Feulba $
CHS poun
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

fUtuI5 49, 90 VIZ TO
'Two out when winning run was
scored.
Lancaster l 40 00OO o 0 0 Ia
Newark 30 90 o 0 o O--3
Two-base hits-Williains. Humph-
reys, z. Stolen bases--Brown, Rey-
nolds 2. Sacrifice hits--Reynolds 3,
Humphreys. Snyder. Abbott. Struck
out--By Justus 10. by Moore 4.
Bases on balls-oH Justus 3. on
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27
Inhammatory rheumatism Cured In
Three Days.

Morton l.. Hill, OF Lebanon, Ind.
says: my wife had infammatory
rheumatism in every muscle and
joint; her suffering was terrible and
her body and face were swollen all
most beyond recognition; had been
in bed for six weeks and had eight
physicians, but received no benefit
until she tried DR.. Detchon's Relief
for rheumatism. 1t gave immediate
relief and she was able TO walk about
In three days. am sure II saved
her llfe'
Sold by the Dumble Pharmacy
Druggist, Opposite Kerr House.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27
Lancaster and Newark Divide.

Lancaster o.. July 27.--Lancaster
and the ex-Newark team, which will
be financed by the league the ball
ance of the season. split even. A
base on balls, an eror and Pinkney's
single scored the only run of the
first game. Humphreys broke up
the second game in the eleventh in
ming by a single with two out. Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

Newark ..... o u % 0 o o OIL
Stolen bases-Carter, Pinkney. Sac
rifice ehits-Hunphreys, Lalller, Cor
bin, Carter, Fisher. Struck out--By
Lloyd 3. by Mock 3. Bases on balls
on Mock /. off Lloyd /. Double play
Mock and Lallier. Umpire-Han-
diboe. Time-1:30.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27
Funeral Services

Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Mary OConnell were conduct
ed from st. Mary's Catholic church
Tuesday morning at 500 o'clock. Bur-
ial was made In Marion cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

win consistently from now until the
end of the season.
1t may be. that Marion will not be
able to beat out the Lima leaders
even IL the winning pace ls kept up.
for Lima Is nine full games ahead of
the Diggers. But Marion would have
a mighty good show at Lima If any
of the other clubs could beat that ag-
gregation. The Diggers are the only
ones who seem able to do much good
against the leaders or there might be
a far different tale to tell. Even
though Marion may not win first
place i'm this pennant there Is a Won
derful opportunity for the club to ov-
erhaul and pass Lancaster. Beating
Lancaster in this race would help
To heal the wounds of last season.
when the Lanks kept on going until
the end and beat both Diggers and
Cigarmakers.
At least II is to be hoped that the
club will be in there fighting all the
while and striving TO gain "a higher
place
Today the battle Will continue
Portsmouth came here close to Ma
riOn, but the Digger excellence demo-
onstrated itself in no uncertain terms
and Portsmouth was sent into the
cellar and away from the fourth po-
sition. Lima victories over Mans
| field helped to put the Diggers in
| third place. The locals must keep
on winning to hold onto the ground
| gained. The Dlggers may not win
| today, but believe me, they will fight
| to the last ditch before surrendering.
Tomorrow Is an open date in the
| league and the athletes will be given
a day of rest On Thursday, Marion
| goes to Lima for three games and
the eyes of the whole league will be
upon the Lima field. Should Lima
treat the Diggers as Mansfield has
been treated, then Mansfield will
doubtless regain the third position
and become well intrenched. But II
the locals continue their good work
on the road ther will be breakers
ahead for the Fohl club.
On next Sunday, Mansfield will
come here for a three-days stay and
the battle VIII be on in earnest fol
third place. Good Digger work a
Lima and continuing on into the
Mansfield series will send the locals
up until they viii be dangerous tC
Lancaster.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

Stolen bases--Farrell, Williams,
Behringer. Two-base hits-Collins 2.
Double plays-Williams 10 Staley.
Struck out--By Parsons, O; by Lud-
wig, >. Sacrifice hits--Duffy, VIII
loughby, Ludwig. Sacrifice ny-John-
stone. Base on balls-On Parson, 4,
of Ludwig >. Balk, Parson Umpire
-Bierhalier. Time 40. Attendance
400.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

Chile Is a yearly market for man
ufaotured articles to the value OF
500. 100000 United States gold. All
the United States got of II In 1905
was s5,s73.s11. though Chile got $l2,-
4sAl22 Of American money
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

AT COLUMBUS 0. Minneapolis 7.
AT INDIANAPOLIS 2, Milwaukee 3.
AT LOUISVILLE 2. st. Paul /.
AT TOLEDO l. Kansas City 9.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27
LODGE NOTES.

Sixteen of the past masters of Ma
rion lodge No. 20 II. and A. nj.
have purchased a fine American flag,
made of the finest banner silk, pole
with golden eagle on top, and Will
present the national emblem to the
lodge at it's next meeting. The flag
Is always carried by the color bear
er of the lodge and as the organiza-
tion has no flag at present the gift Is
a timely one. The donors are:
James A. Knapp, Frank M. Thomas,
G.. ID. Copeland, B. p. sweeney. w.
II. Mcclure, M. B. Dickerson. M.
Waddell, j. #. Dombaugh. +. II.
CUTLERY, John Jay Smiley John II.
Bartram, James w. Knapp, Il. r..
Wilson. Charles r.. Conley and JOS
eph III. Mason. The masters served
In the order named.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Marion, s.; Portsmouth, 3.

Newark, 1; Lancaster. 0.
Lancaster, 4; Newark, al In
nings)
Lima, 2; Mansfield, /.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

Zmich is carded to pitch the open
Ing game at Lima on Thursday. Lewis
Will have Friday and Parson, who
has been mighty successful agal lsi
his old teamates will make the Try
on Saturday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

As an umpire sees everything that
is going on I'm the game and judges
each play honestly ana without pref
udice, Bierhalter Is the best In the
league. Whether AT home or abroad,
a club never gets the worst Of IL from
Bierhalter and the players all like
him and have confidence In his abii-
iiy
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

Two-base hits--Davy. Sykes. Three
bast hit--Foutz. Sacrifice hlt--Ket-
tier. Stolen bases-Rellly, Foutz,
Meehan. Double play--Kettler to
Biery. Bases on balls-Off Bucholz /,
off Kaler 8. Struck out-By Bucholz
4, by Kaler 4. Time--1:50. Umpire
Hart.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

Today Hancock will be the Digger
HEAVIER and probably Holmquist, his
opponent in the 1G-frame draw, will
again oppose him. This insures n
great battle as Hancock has always
been hard for Portsmouth and
Holmquist has many times bafiied the
Dlggers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

Misses Roma Hofstetter and Donna
Ruth Crissinger and Mesdames
Charles and Clifton Hofstetter spent
last week at The Breakers. the at
tractive Cedar Point hotel. enjoying
the pleasures offered at that popular
Lake Erie resort. The party made
several delightful boat trips during
their stay.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27

After today Portsmouth goes home
for a nine-day stay, playing Newark.
Lima and Mansfield.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-27
lima WINS
ANOTHER ONE
Leaders Take Mansfield
Club Into Camp.
lANKS AND MOL DERS DIVIDE
Orphans Take First Then
Lose the Second.
Portsmouth Drops Into the Cellar and
Newark Advances Into Fifth--Race
Is Becoming More Exciting Each
Day.
HOW THE CIUps STAND.

GAMES TODAY
Mansfield at Lima.
Newark at Lancaster.
Portsmouth at Marion.