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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
o., ID. Z M. NLECTRIO

SOUTH-Cars leave for Columbus
at ., z, and 10 q. m. ct IL noou
ana at 2. 4, 8, ., Sp. m. Ten ana II
m. cars go to Delaware only
NORTH-Cars leave Columbus eoa
Marion at 7:30.s $3.50 and 1850 .
m. and at 1880. 1880. $3.50, S:Sa
1880 and at $3.50 p. m.
Saturdays, Sundays and legal holi
days there will be hourly service bs
ween Marion and Columbus from q
4. m. to y p. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
Enaineers Get Down 10 Work.

Columbus, o.. Sept. 16. - After a
day OF sightseeing the delegates to
the convention OF the National Asso.
ciation OF Stationary Engineers today
settled down to routine work. A lee
ture by DR.. Elliott OF Cincinnati will
be the feature of the evening session
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
SEEK TO INvAIIDATf SALE
Railroad Merger Being Fought I
Federal Court at Detroit.

Detroit, Sept. 16.-An imposing ar
ray of eastern and local legal talent
appeared in the court of United
States District Judge Swan here
when arguments were begun in a suit
In which it is sought to invalidate
the recent acquisition of the Ann Ar.
Dor railroad by the Detroit, Toledo e.
Ironton railroad. The annual meeting
OF the latter road, which is in the
hands of receivers, is scheduled for
Saturday at Durand, Mich.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
Got Away With Cash.

Ironton o.. Sept. ia few
stamps and 1915 In cash were Sc.
cured by robbers who blew the safe
of the postofiice at Proctorville. 20
miles above lronton. and escaped un.
detected.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
Trolley Cara Collide.

Columbus, o.. Sept lG.--Eight per-
sons were injured near Reynoldsburg
when two Ohio Electric cars. bound
from Buckeye Lake. were involved In
a rear-end collision, due to failure Of
airbrakes to work. None is in a seri.
GUS condition.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
plaz Celebrates Birthday.

Mexico City, Sept. 16.-General
Porfrio piaz, president of Mexico
celebrated his 10th birthday. He
was the recipient OF greetings from
many foreign parts and hundreds
fiocked 10 the national palace to per
sonally present their congratulatlons
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
Woman Burned TO Crisp.

Painesville. o.. Sept. 16.--Mrs. Di-
antha Gum, widow. 81, living just
east of Madison, Lake county, was
burned to a crisp in fire that burn
ed her residence to the ground The
origin Of the blaze Is a mystery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
~, 1hh9

We offer one Hundred Doiiars Re
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
r. ]. CHENEY e. CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r..
,. Cheney for ths last 10 years, and be.
lieve him perfec,4y honorable In al
business transactions ana financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
~ w 'WALDjiNG, RINNAN MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is takeii Internal
". act1aG directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Tes-
tlrnonials sent free, Price 76c per bottle.
0oId by all Druggists
rsks Halle Family Pills for sonstips-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
Ball Player Hit On Head; Dead.

Dayton, o., Sept. 16.-Charles Pink.
ney, second baseman on the Dayton
baseball team. who was hit on the
head with pitched ball in the game
with Grand Rapids, died in the hos
pital. He suffered a fracture of the
skull.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
Q. M. 4 b. ELECTRIC.

NORTH-Cars leave Marion zoo
Bucyrus at .. ., 10 =. m. II. I. g. q
and 8 p. m.
sOUTH-Cars arrive from Bucyru
ut 1856, 9:66 and 1850 q. m: l:6e
:65. b:b5. 1855 and 1855 y. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
pumont Beats curtiss, Record.

Saint Cyr, France, Sept. 16.-San-
tos Dumont succeeded in leaving the
ground with his aeroplane after a
preliminary run OF 20 meters. This
beats the record made by Glenn II.
Cnrtiss at Brescla, which was 70
meters. ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
erlaands Msssed on Frontier.

st. Petersburg. Sept. 16. - A dis.
patch from Tihis says that 1000 Per.
sian brigands are massed on the from.
tier and are menace to the Russian
guards. Reinforcements have been
hurriedly sent to this point.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

Dear bread sent CorIolanus into ex-
lie and Louis XVI to the guillotinej
also Marie Antoinette. although she
kindly suggested that the hungry peo-
Pile might cot cake.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
WILL DISCHARGE BOSSES
Pressed Steel Car Company to End
Secondary Strike.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 16.-The car
workers strike at the plant OF the
Pressed Steel Car company in
Schoenville. which was thought set
tied on Wednesday Of last week, be,
gan anew when between 5000 and
1000 employees quit. The workmen
now allege the car company officials
have broken faith regarding the dis
charge OF imported bosses brought
here during the recent dispute.
II was announced by the ear plant
officials that they would probably dis.
charge what few imported workmen
are yet in the plant in a second effort
to resume business and keep their
plant running.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
pIu rouR.

nASTBOuND-3:26 .. n: lS:Sg
noon; 1922 p. M; 1887 y. M: ll:M
y. m; SET y. m.
WESTBOUND-2:B .. m; S:6S
U.; s:s6 q. M; l:s6 ,. H.: 2:1a 3
m; l:N ,. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

obhbboN bENEnAL w MAN.
upon as result of requests from
practically all of the state boards of
health, who are watching the prog
ress of the disease, particularly In
the south, with much concern.
DR.. Wyman was greatly interested
to learn of the action of the Tennes.
see state board OF health in quaran.
timing against the disease, It being
held that the malady is communica.
BILE. While declining to go on record
that pellagra is not communicable,
Surgeon General Wyman declared
that he observed nothing in the dis
ease to show that II is a contagious
one. The consensus of opinion among
the medical authorities in Italy,
where the disease has existed for a
long time, DR.. Wyman stated, is that
1t is noncontagious.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
Acoustics,

Nan-Did you ever notice what an
enormous mouth ferdle has?
Fan Yes; that accounts for his hol-
low laugh, Chicago News,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
HRIN-CHICAoO DIVISION.

WEST--l0:25 g. m; 1:64 y. NJ
1852 . m; sl4:40 ,. m; sa7:lO q
N.
EAST-b:18 q. M: $50 Z. n.
2;4O y. m; 6:l2 p. m; ll:4s y. m.
Daily except Sunday. runs Il
Lima only. runs to Huntingtou
only.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
PENNSYLyANIX

NORTH-12:30 p. m: 6:bS ,. n
Daily except Sunday. y:2s .. m. sun.
ays only.
SOUTH-9:6S q. m: daily ana n:e1
m. daily except Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

ERiE-CINCiNNATI DIVISION.
sOUTHwEST-lO:T Q. m: S:le ..
m; l2:45 q. m.
EAST-12:63 ,. NJ ln:0 .. ~
500 y. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
BUCKEYE BRIEFS
Items Of Interest to People In All
Parts OF Ohio.

Bellefontaine, o., Sept. is. Sep
tember heat prostrations are rare,
but Sherman Rhoades OF Lakeview
died due to the heat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

commander, and Just as far as he
did"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Sdoh aotgGnscr nno Satin nicocr'

Steubenpillc, 8, 20. sunni,
- Mcler Osnnon cridob bcrte 0tts
d)ocl 9emid, pcrmunocte ieite 6roil
lcbcnsgei1hrlih nnb brodlte lid
Iclbit in ielbltm0rocriidcr gblid)t CT.
nen SditB Bel, obrc iid icoodl ldpucr
AT pcrlcbrn. Ssmon mai nit Solcpb
genitsfi iiber cine aobc i'll Strcit
gerotbcn mo Lief IN icin SallS, nm
cine tSlinte 81 bolcL nm ScllltStI 81
erificben. Sn Dem 3immer, III mel
dem ieinS Grot9cmebr Itono, ertnpptc
or icine @ottin bel einent SdoIer'
ltiinoden nit Gemicf, einem Solt'
gdnger. Ger piitbenoe Wtorm tootetc
Oemid oilrd einen Shrotldjub IN oic
Sruit o,,f Der Steac unO id)ob Die
aitf Der 6ludt bc9riiicnc ungetrellc
Satin int beu Giidcn. Gin Eoli5ilt
nofm ben Woroer ielt, cbe oerIelbe,
nodoem CT Den eriten Sd)uB oui lid
iclbit abgcgcben battc, nod eilnlol
id)IeBen fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
ylutiacr 9ampf nit yanbitcn.

/, Srforb, Maii., 90. SUM. =
Gilbert 9. WiIer. 33 Sabre olt, Son.
ltnbler uno Gigcntbiimer zines Sci.
trrugs . 8erfaltisitaloes 5u Srior0
Seigbts, mlroe beiite frilb burb Ban.
bitrn eridoiien, nelfe I'M 9egrifie
tuarell, Elm @eb1itoe in Der HGbe Der
'9abnitotion 5u %pliinoern. Gin ge-
ipiiier Sranf Soroing aus Soutb
@ilforo lit ieitoem I'M @orte5immer
Ser Stafion als 2eide ee%iunoen nor
DEN. Sein Ser5 mar BON elmer an-
gel our6bobrt nto ollie llmltonoe
beiten al, bnB er non Wiaer in ei'
nem aampie eridoIfBGp mOroen NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

rifoniiirter GGindghaegebcIl. Gr trltg
felnen 3opf mebF-4Hl6 ging in omeris
tonilden &leioern umber. @enn or
orbeitete, iuar er olS Iuflp0rter tbGs
fig, Dod er orbeitete, mic feline 2o1t0S.
leute erfl1rell, nidlt nu5u oft uno bat.
te troboem INNER 0el0 u1o ieinc
SlciOer. Die 6riItli6en MiiIipncn on
Wtottitr. mo Der 9oiperp ma6te CT
81 leinem SollptQuortier; aus Der
gon5en GorreiponbcnS 6ie IN leinem
3il1ln1er cnt0edt morocn lit, gebt IN
0eB bcrpor, oaB er oil pielcS In0erc
oadtc, alS al lein Seelcnbeil. Die
Suuienoe BON @riefeu ulO Yoitfars
ten, Die unter Dem 8ettfiiicu oeS Gbi.
nelen gcfunocn mitrocn, itammten
bon Imerifoncrinuen, nidt MIR in
Help-gorf, ionoern alld) aus Chicago,
Y~biIooeIpbio mo nnoeren StGOten.
gIlie Sigel mllroe bon ibren 81
tern iopic ibren 9riiocrn Sobn uno
9feginolo Sigcl, 5ulcbt om 0ienitog,
Den s. SUM, geieben. glm NbenO oeS
8. Suni trof bel Den SigelS ein III
Waibington 9. s., oufgegebenes &c
lcgromm Elm, ooS Ocn folgenOen
@ortIolt bate: D@eroe am Sonntog
SIT @allle ieir; dnglti0t Gltt nidt.
Gllie."
God Die Sod)ter fam nid)t. Die
Eoli5ei begonn geltern nit 9todfor.
i6lungen, oh basS elegramm III Molb'
ington tbotiG6Iid) BON SRI. Sigel
ielblt o~ufgc9eben muroe, ODER oh Ionlt
Semolto, pieaei6t ibr Moroer, Dies
tbot. Sic Sonoldrift, in Der Die Sri-
ginolOepeide 9eidriebcn lit, miro
bieriiber IufihluB geben, @enou mic
lurge Die Seide in Dem Softer gclcs
gen botte, oils lie an 6rcitag Ibelo
IN 6olge DeS eutlcblid)cn @crlpclllngs'
gcrilheS gefunoen luurbc, lGBt lid
nrr lhper icItItellelt.
Gas gor5c Snu5 7S2 9ldte Gpenlle
bcDerbcr9t GbineierL mo aus Gblne.
len lit eS fir Die 9cteftipS, lobalO Gin
%erbredcn poiiirt, nod picI id)lpcrer,
etluos SoBbores beronS5llbefomnlel1,
olS aus >Stalienerlt. Sobol0 eit Obi
neic BON Der Eoli5ei ms Serbor &C.
llolnnen miro, biiBt CT fat regclm0s
Big oQe &enntniiic Der cngliidcn
Sprnd)e ein, mag er oitd) Sabre lang
Miiiionsl6ulen beiudt 5t bobclt. NlS
SoIutctider bel bent Scrb0r BON Gbi.
ncien miilicn nutiirlidl INNER eben-
fauS Gbinclen benlbt iueroen, nno
EoIi5ei mic &c9iernngSbcomte boben
iebr pieIiod Die Grfnbrung gerna6t,
ooB allf Oicie Scut6en pcnig SerloB
lit.
Cine aeltolle 9eidreibllng 2eon'S
bat Die Yoli5ei inbcB bur6 ooS san
Se4, ben &egierungSpoB, Der jcoem
gum Nuicntbolt IN amerifo beredtig'
fen Gbincien nuSgeb0noigt miro, CT
lan9t.
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING Seon'S,
lolt oieiem YoB, lit mic folgt:
2eon Ging 80 Sabre alt, . SUB 8
3oG grpB, @epiht 125 Eiltno, 9lot-
ties @ciidt. olinfle GllgclL Soar l1od)
on1crifnnilder grt furj geltnlttell,
&leioung nnlerifoniId) oilb ola
@iQiant 8. Heon befunltt.
Die Wlillion i'm Gbinclcnpicrtel, iii
mclfer gllie ols Scbrerin fltnglrte,
lit iebt gei6loilcn luoroen.
Gbicugo, 20. Sum-, 3lpei ebt'
neien aus Ncp.Dorf, beren IuSIeben
Der 9eidreibumg Heon Sin9'S itno
Chung Sing'S cntiprid)t Ioael INT
9.45 an lebtcn 5rcitog NIbcro ilbcr
bic Baltimore II. Sbio.9nbn bier oll-
ocfonlmen uno idlt ioiort ilber Die
8iSconiin Gcntrol=S nbn nod) ct.
Saul lpeitcr gcio6ren leill. Gie Gbl'
neien botten 9iacte nod Sancoliuer.
Hetcftips limo ibllcn olli Der Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
y8eorse Waibington" CREDIT Nciu.
Nurf.

Nen Yorf. 20. Slini. Der
uelle Horooeutide 2lopb . 9ampier
~@eorgc @oibington, bas orittgroBte
Sdiii Der 8elt. langte belte auf iei.
ner Sl%nigierniubrt bier an uno er.
bielt cillen gcrduifpollen gmpfong
ourf Die Gampipfeiien mebrerer
0usenb onoerer Sdiife. Der 9om-
pier lit 722 Sub lang, rs Sub brett
unb bat Woifinen bon 10000 Hfer.
oefroft. Seine Monnihait beitebt
aus 627 Eerlonen uno er bat Mf.
fommooation fir nabe5u 5000 Sai.
lngiere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

0a flur crieben, ouB Die 2euteu III
MeItan0 nod 81 lebcn oerlteben. uIm I
limo MN ser ,Nrbeiter e W0nrtcr-
dor" @oS oo fir mudere &eteranet
5ugcgen iino, Die 10 mun6en Sturm
crlc6t buben. 90 lit in critcr Sinia
2inic Serr &eurp 9ittort lueld)er Den
&ereil1 %griinoen bali u1o SEER hilbert
20ffler 81 nennen. @rfrtulld) ut e@,
on5lb0rcrt, mie 0icIe Scrrcn bon Den
SGngcriciten bon Nnno 9o5lmal er'
51blen, 100 ooS oeutihe Sun9ermelen
in iciler 9liithe ltunO.
N(lth sic ,Mclooie" lit, obldon lie
nidt am GreiSiingcn Gbcil ninnlt,
ourd) cine itottlide Delegation uertre-
ten llto ou iilo i'll criter 2ilie DER
9iriQent SreO. &nroluS mo Die Ser
rem @eorg Webgcr unb Mtortin Son'
ncpoIo 81 nennen. @crr Mictgcr goll}
bcionOcrS, iucil CT troB icines por9e-
riidten NltcrS INNER nod iple elmer
Scr jiin9Itcn Scr Singer mitmod)t.
0ob Der YrGiiocnt gllbcrt Wo90c
im ShIofuo99on fnbr mo lein
Ircuno 6ron5 9iloel cb%cnlollS, mare
i~ibri1enS cin @cbeimniB gcblicbcn,
ncnn nid)t Der cine Dem onoertn oltI-
gclnltert bate, mic DIT CT bel Der Mn.
futft al ncllcn Stotioncn oltflpude.
6crrn >Soicpb Sdynlidt in Die @cIen-
id)uit bincinSu5errelt. lit beinabe cilt
&crbrcdcn. Sbotiud)e lit, Dab 0oS
3cug, pcld)cS CT frcocn5te, ais 0oa
Serrp Boot lid 6o0bott pon Serlep'
Gitp tod) Der -. Strobe in 9eluc-
0llll0 icbtc, t05 8ro0 elmer bcinubc
mtouaipred)Iihen Subltonj cntbnltclt
bobcn ioa.
Mr. Sobn 9lo6cr bonn ogriun"
Job, ais CT 0clt Nortb. Hipcr frclt6tc,
0cruOc 10 mntcrnebmcn0 aus mic
George @oibinGton, ais CT Nnno bu.
5umol icnc Spo5ieriobrt ilber Den
0cloiporcsHipcr mod)tc, obnc li6 Don
ocn GnglGnocrn Effects SIT f%ollieu.
Die yNrionitcu," mel6c iid iibeer.
bolrpt NngeIidtS ser Iinge, bic ga
fommen loaclt. benebmeu mic cine
alaiie bon moblcr5o9cncn SonntogSs
ihiilcrrt, nidt rollden, nid)t trinfen
uto nift foucn, i~lbcrboupt fcinen
ltnillg trciben Scr bobcim Nllitob
crrcgcn foWlte, 5eihnen lid oaourd)
aus, boB lie 5obIrcid)c ibrcr SGngcr-
G%ctcroren mitgcbrdht bobcn. llntcr
ibnen beiinbct ii6 Sr. Gorl Weper,
Der bolt, nod lmgeiGbr 40.iGbrigcr
Srcnmung Srn. Ebilipp 0ict, cincn
olten 2onosmom bc9riiBct SIT font
llelt.
Ger .@id)cnfron5" lit cbellInllS
mobl pertrcten. Inter Den @Gltcn
bcfinOcn iid) Sr. Sobu Sotic un0
! 6rolt, mcld)e nod Dem 6eite etlide
Gage &rn. Socob &rebS uli Song
Ssloltb oui5uiuden geoenfen.
Inter ocn @~oluntciten Der Teiie.
@eielihoit pcroient ISr. Scnrp Mobl.
manu- BON Nr. 22S, Noro.Gbciter.
StroBc, crIp1bnt 81 mcrocn, Scr ltetS
bel Der Sono mar, no cS gult, Wonn
oocr sSrou biilireihe Sono SIT lciitcn.
&r. Mortin 5. Geelc bon 8igbIono.
tolun 5Gblten 81 ocn @GItcrL ipeldc
bon cilcn qroBen SrcunocS. ilnO BE.
fmntenfrcis llm9cben moren.
Hoto 9cnc: 9cidcioenbeit lit cine
3icr. &r. &obu i. Soimonn, Der
Fruliocnt Der @cion9Sieftion OeS
-r@crntoliu . DtGnncrd)orS," mcld)er
iid) 0clpeigert bat, IN Baltimore cine
photographic nui5ultebmcn, bat lid
MIN bod bcollcntt, in Ncm-yorf SIT
iibelt, mo iei eS eripGbnt: Die 800.
togropbie lit gut 9ellungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

Hafie snr @eiie ia's MnsIanS &.
iorst 6. Maine, Nr. Alb, Cf.HaIt;.
morsitraRs, uabe Cation Ssaie Gss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Inf bcn Sub ucrlcBt.

6rco. @rocc bon Sigblonotolpn SIT
f1Qig bon %ieilrer 6rou nit cirtem
aii6enmeiicr to0tlif perlpuloet.
- Siegt inn 81. Soiepbs.Soipitol
im Sterbcu.
Nlli 0cn 600 pcrlcBt iuilroc geitern
Nbeno Der 30 Sabre oltc Sreo. Grace
Don 9tr. 36O1, @ouqbitr., in Der 30.
li5ci-Nmbulon5 bon Canton ltod) Dem
ct. SoiepbS .Solpitol 9ebrod)t, mo
lit nod aniidt Der Soipitoldr5tc feline
Soffnmlg iilr iein Wieoerouffonmteli
.uorbanOen. Grace ipltr0e nod ieitcr
eigcnen Ntgobc 5ufdllig bon leiner
6rolt nit cinem a%iidenmeiier geito.
d)crr. Cos Wteiier orong in Die rcd)te
Sltnge. @ic Srou Grace angicbt,
fam ibr Monn g~eiterr Nbeno nad
Sollie, oils tic nit Dem S61len bon
@rrfen beldGitigt mar; CT mod)te
SpoB nit ibr, Itolperte rno iiel nit
Der 9rult gegen bos Wteiier.
Son StroBcnrGubern &c.
h -8dbreno 9citeru glbelo
Der % Sabre olte @aIter Yefett BON
Nr. t2tl, Scottitr., Die @eleis.anloge
Der y. Ii. S..Yobu an Der @icontico.
Str, 5piiden 9aparo. uno Stod-
bolmitr., entlong ging lpuroe ct bon
orei WGunern o~ufgebolten, bon mel.
fell Der cine eiilen ,gtidel" berlollg.
tc. glS 0edett iif meigerte, feilertcn
Die StroBenrduber 3 Sdiiiie ailf ibn
ob unb cine augel trof i'm in oie
linfc Seitc: SongIam idleppte lid,
Der Seripunocte nod ieiner Sob.
nlng, no er bon Or. @omuro @renip,
Ter III gebonolullg eellommen ipltroc.
BIS jett ieblt ieoe Spur bes geiGbr.
lihen Srios.
HID =
gdfIe iir's anslanb beiorat o.. alpIue, Ala
Ch.taliimore'S ctr, uate 9utom Sorie.Mpenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

YdiIe fir's Anslanb beiorat q. Nelue, 4t3
On .taliimoresetr Hate Suitom SoHie.Mpenns.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-02
Teachers Training School Opens

The Rusk County Teachers Training
School began its third year Monday in
the basement of the Carnegie Library
building, with Prof. r. H. Burns as
principal and Miss Nellie Wightman as
assistant. Thirty-eight students are
enrolled-the same number as last
year, with the possibility of few
more enrolling later.
The following students are enrolled;
Will Alcorn, Fora Churchill, Irene Cole,
Mamie Johnston, Mabel Kilgore, Ger
trude Kral, Rose M. Portman, Lettie
Robelia, Sylena Roesler, Verna Schwei-
ger, Eva Turney, Verna Harrington,
Mabel Schmidt, Jennie Wallace, Grace
Woodbury., Alice Comstock, Bessie Sab
in, Georgiana Yancey, Ladysmith; Ad-
die Berg, Murry; Beatrice L. Burgess,
Ethel Gill, Maria Sybers, Tony; Media
Clark, Weyerhauser; Theresa Dieder-
ich, Martha Perry, Grow; Mabel Han
son, Della Nelson, Glen Flora; Mildred
McNair, Cobban; Florence Walters,
Rhinelander; Viola Conry, Bruce; Fern
Ferguson, Velma James, Ingram; Grace
Graham, Appolonia; Clara Hebard,
Clarence Hebard, Washington; Mary
Peterson, Thornapple; Margaret Stew
ems, Grant.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-02
First Frost of the Season

Tuesday night, Aug. 81, the first
frost of the season visited this locality.
1t was very heavy and presumably
quite general. 1t was not unexpected,
however, as the temperature was fall
ing all day Tuesday, and gardeners
took the precaution to cover tomatoes
and other vegetation they wanted tc
save.
Crops generally were not much in
iured in this locality, the corn being fal
enough advanced to be out of danger
Tobacco growers, however, lost all they
had in the field, as the Thermometer
dropped to "a degrees before morning.
Mr.. A. K. Aspeness had about half his
crop harvested, but the Port Arthur
Farm & Stock Co. only had a few loads
cut. They took the precaution of keep
ing torches burning through the field
but it was too cold.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-02
a Correction

Owing to misunderstanding as to
what was included in Improvement OF
lots," the prizes in the Second ward
were not given on the same basis as in
the others.
In order that all may be shown the
same consideration, the committee has
revised its report and awards Mr.. Klein
ert's prizes to the following:
Mr.. G. Luell, first; Mr.. Gus Thomp-
son, second; Mrs. L. Oman, third.
Another year the work will be man.
aged on different plan and, we believe,
an improved one. The appearance of the
city has certainly been improved this
season, but there is still vast amount
of work to be done. Let every property
owner begin to plan now for next year.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-02
CHURCH FEDERATION
IS VOTED DOWN
Baptist and Congregational Vote For,
Methodist and Christian Against
the Proposed Union

The final meeting of the committee
from the four Protestant Churches,
which drafted plans for federation,
was held at the Library building Wed
nesday evening to hear the result of
the vote of the membership on the pro-
posed federation The vote was:
Baptist-8 for, 2 against.
Christian-1 for, 80 against.
Congregational-19 for, 10 against.
Methodist Episcopal for, IL
against.
During the discussion of the pro-
posed plan of getting together, which
has lasted for only three weeks, the
best of Christian feeling has prevailed
and the cause of Christianity has lost
nothing by this attempt to unite. Each
Church has become better acquainted
with it's neighbors and it is believed that
there will be a more united effort for
civic Righteousness as a result of this
conference.
Before adjourning the committee
voted to recommend that permanent
Joint committee, composed of two rep
resentatives from each Church, be
elected by the respective Churches for
organized charity work and the pro-
motion of civic betterment.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-02
State Superintendent Visits Normal

State Superintendent c. P. Cary of
Madison was in the city Wednesday,,
inspecting the County Normal School.
In an interview with a News-Budget
reporter, in regard to the proposed
change of our system of school govern
ment, Mr.. Cary said that, although he
could not state positively without re-
ferring to the records of his office, he
was certain that there were but few
cities of this size in the state which
have our system. He appreciated
readily the possible difficulties which
might arise and promised to give us
some advice on the subject.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-02
a Business Change

R. March from Oshkosh has bought
of Gust Arndt his stock of shoes and
will open up an exclusive shoe store at
the old stand. Mr.. March is a shoe
maker by trade and understands the
shoe business thoroughly. He is a
young man of business ability and
push. His family arrived Wednesday
and are domiciled in the rooms over the
store, recently vacated by Mr.. Arndt s
family.
Mr.. Arndt intends taking about six
months vacation, hunting and fishing.
Next spring, he says, ne will put up a
brick building in a central location and
open up the largest stock of goods in
the city.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-02
POTATO WAREHOUSE
TO BE BUILT HERE
important Crop and Stimulate
Larger Acreage in Future

Nate Hand, one of those Ladysmith
citizens who docs things" has made
arrangements with Chicago concern
to handle all the potatoes he can Sc
cure. Mr.. Hand will fit up his ware
house on the Wisconsin Central to take
care of this years crop, by putting in
a concrete basement. They expect to
handle between 1000 and 10, 900 bushels
this season.
This much needed enterprise will be
of great benefit to the farmers of this
vicinity in affording a market for one
of our most important crops. Another
year seed will be furnished and con-
tracts made, which will insure larger
acreage being planted.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-02
DR.. Ross Returns from Hospital

DIR. and Mrs. HI. R. T. Ross returned
home Saturday night from Toronto,
Canada, where the doctor has been a
patient in the hospital for the past
month with typhoid fever. Mrs. Ross,
who went there to care for him, was
also taken sick and was confined to her
bed two weeks. They were accompan-
led home by the DOCTORS brother, A. E.
Ross of Toronto. DR.. Ross is recover
ing rapidly, although considerably re-
duced in flesh. He has to use crutches
to walk with because of having phlebi-
tbs in one limb, a resultant of the ty-
phoid.