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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
When Betty
Was Lost.
By LULU JOHNSON
Copyrighted, 1909, by Associated
Literary Press.

strang, sitting IN his big touring car,
watched with lazy interest the tiny
figure OF the child toillng up the hill.
lie was fond OF children, all sorts and
varieties, but there was an elm dainti-
ness about this independent young
wayfarer that appealed most particu-
larry to him.
She could not be more than ave, yet
she carried herself with a knowing lit
tie air that belied her tlmid eyes and
her rosy, quivering mouth, while her
smart frock and fetching hat indicated
comfortable circumstances.
He forgot that Danvers was half an
hour late for their appointment. He
even neglected 90 think about certain
girl whose image for the past week
had filed his thoughts almost con.
stantly.
To bis dIsmay, as the child was Op.
poslte him she sat down upon the
steps OF a high stopped house and be-
gan 20 cry, not loudly and with a Wild
display Of grief. but quietly, as II she
sought 20 keep back the tears that
trickIed down her cheeks.
In an instant strang was out OF the
car and knelt on the stOop beside her,
seeking 10 learn the cause Of her grief.
II guess I'm losted." was the plain
tive reply. "an' there isn't any police
man 90 ind me-"
Perhaps I'm as good az a police
man." be suggested as. with a shud-
der, he thought OF this dainty ehild's
spending the day IN some dlngy police
station. "How were you lost aud
where do you liver
~ was WI muvvef," was the battling
explanation. "she coined In on che
trolley. an when we changed was
losted. an then I tried 20 ind Aunt
Moliie's, an I guess she's losted COO. ]
can't ind her either"
where 40 you liver In the COM
tryTy be asked hopefully. II they
used any particular trolley II might be
easy % traee Der people.
ION the gWeen trolley" assented the
child. I'VE i've way out most 20
where they stop
Il guess We can end you then" de-
clared sidney chcerfuliy. you jump
into my car and IN take you out
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
80 MIssrabls Nor.

The lives lived by the MOors are
without perhaps any exception lho
most precarious and miserable tha4
can be imagined. The poor man 81
thrown into prison Tor sums be neves
possessed and can never pay, the rich
TO be squeezed Of all ho possesses.
while those only can hope to escape
who are members Of families sun
GENTLY powerful 30 arouse the fears of
the local governor should be attcmpt
extortion and not sufficiently powerful
TO stir up the avarice Of the sultan.
Even the governors Of the provinces
suffer themselves as they make othora
suffer. for just as they squeeze TIE
agriculturigt and the peasant 20 ere
they m turn sQueezed BY the aultan
and bis vlEiers. and. should they foiI
b. constant presents % maintain
eood opinion az the court they cpu
expect only imDrisonment on6 uelt
death. -Blackwood'a Maga1lno.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit, Leon CoE1ty, Florida. In
Chaneery.
George W. Saxon. Complainant, W. Amanda VIII
iiamn. a. Administrators of the Estate q Eph-
Ram Williams. Deceased, Amanda Willams
Henry Williams. Thomas Williama. Lizzie Doug.
lass. Henry Douglass, Winnie Hal. Elijah Hall
and Olive Williams. Defendants.
IT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
tia above stated cause that Thomas Williams
q defendant therein, q q resident 81 Macclenny, Of
the county Of BAKER and State Of Florida and that
the eaid defendant has been absent from bis said
place Of residences. and outside the State q Flor
ida for more than sixty days next preceding the
application for this order Of publication, 1led IN
the above cause and that the said defendant Il
over the age Of tweRty-ono years, AID that the
said defendant Il az present residing within the
United States. a more particular residence being
% the nfIiaut unknown it n therefore ordered
that the said defendant BE- and IL hereby required
% appear 20 the bill Of complaint hled In the said
cause. on Monday. the sixth day Of September, "A.
y. 1909 otherwise the allegations q the said bill
win be taken a. confessed b. said defendant
II a further ordered that this order be publlshed
once q week for four consecutive weeks Ia The
Weekly True Democrat" q naWHpaper published
ia Leon county, Florida
This 2oth DAY Of July, A, u 1909.
laEAL.l HENRY 4. FELkEL,
Clerk Circuit Court, Leon county. Fia.
A true copy.
Attest-fFEnY T. FELKEL.
22-5W Clerk Of said Court.
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Notice q hereby given % Ell credit
osn. legatees and distributes OF the es-
lele 81 Mira. Annie Papy Wilson, de-
<edeed, late Of Leon county, Fla, and
% Al persons having claims o. demands
oralrgt said estate, % present same ac-
coodlng 20 law, within two years from
lhia date, The 9th day Of July. 1909,
oerwiee eli such claims or demands
viii Be forever barred.
p. w. WnsoN,
Administrator Of Estate Of hrs.
Annie Papy Wilson. 10-2m
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

Notice - hereby given that thc ul-
ene viii. ~ ire 1olh DAY of Au-
~ u. 1900. apply 90 lbe Honor-
1on ~ Malone. Judge Of CIrcoit
ft ~ ths Second judicial Circuitof
Sass of Florida, for charter iD-
p1faline tire Elks' Club Of TsiianaB-
oe Florida, and q copy Of which pro-
charter = annexed hereto.
JOHN u. PERKINS,
]. STUART LEWIS,
Q. y. GWYMg,
G. r. LEWIS.
JOS. A. EDMoNDsCN.
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Notice Yer Final Dlssharss.

OK months after date. e. administratFix 81 the
~ estate a Miss Fannie Green, deceased. VII
Florida, my final account and vouchers. and
then ask Tor q final discharEe from the admins
tration Of said estate. NARY y. PiCHAkD.
Administrative
yuiys. 1904 s0-enos
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
Notice 20 Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
AZ creditors lsgaleos and distributes Of the e.
tate Of j. "A. Andera deceased. late Of Leon coun-
", Fla, and 10 ell persons having claims or de-
nands against said estate b present same ae-
cording % law, within two years from this date,
claims ordsmands Will Be- forever barred.
81 ~ WALKER,
j. G. ANDERs,
ALICE ID ANDERs.
Executors Of Estate Of ,. A. Anders, deceased,
25-2m
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Nssiss FER PinaI Dlasharts.

OK rfolrfBs AFTER DATE. AS ADMINS
- fIatrf "a tha eBtntc q Elwa1d 81. Aifofd. d.
n0 viii nrnnont % lhe Conntg JuIEg q Lea
4rIE IIrlita. ~ anal afcount and Vcuelern, ald
EDWARD h. ALEoRD. Jn.
Administrator.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

kRrcLEs OF ASSOCIATION or THE
zEs' CLUB OF TALLAHASSEE, FLOR-
IDA
Articles Of association entered into
Oh this pod day Of July, "A. ID. 1909, BY
and between George 81 Lewis, John y.
Perkins, j Stuart Lewis, Clifton B.
GWynn and Joseph A. EdmOndsOn, and
their associates, who hereby associate
themselves together aa b body polite
under the laws Of the State Of Florida,
En- such eases made and provided, and
30 adopt the following as their pro-
POSED charter, t8-Wit
first.--Tbe name Of the corporation
shall be the Elks' Club its place Of
business shall be In the City Of ITALIA
haesee, County Of Leon. and the State
of kl0Klda; and its location Ia the Elks'
Gu rooms In said city, wherever the
same may be.
Second. The general nature Of the OBJ
joct Of the corporation Is 90 provide q re-
sort for ita members and under the infiu-
ence Of the personal association Of the
Eike, 20 strive for the mutual benefit
and welfare Of the members Of the as.
sociation, 70 promote charity and furn-
iGh literary, scientific and other amuse-
mcnts for It's members for their In
struction and entertainment.
Third. --All persons who are now
members IN good standing Of the ITALIA
haesee Lodge No. 937, Benevolent and
Protective Order Of Elks, and who shall
hereafter become members Of the said
Lodge, shall be and'are hereby declared
90 be members of this corporation so
long as they shall continue 70 be mem-
oers IL good standing Of said Lodge.
Fourth. This corporation shall exist
Cor the term Of nine hundred and ninety
nine 1897 years.
Fifth. The names and residences Of
che subscribers are aB follows, tO-wit ::
George =. Lewis. John e. Perkins, ].
Stuart Lewis, Clifton B. GWynn ard
Joseph a. EdmondsOn, al Of whom re-
side Ia the City Of Tallahassee, Florida.
Sixth. - The affairs Of the corporation
are 20 be managed by q President,
Wee. President, Secretary and Treas
urer, and q Board Of Eve 90 Directors,
and BY such other officers az the cOrpO-
tatlon may hereafter see &c 10 name or
gnate the annual election Of all
Cl.cd1B shall be held on the second
W.NAeuuaN VI December OF GaeM 0nQ
every year. All officers herein named
shall be elected by the members Of the
corporation.
Seventh. The names Of the officers
who are to manage all the affairs Of
this corporation until the first election
under the charter shall be as follows
George y. Lewis, as President Clifton
- GWynn, as Vice President; John r.
Perkins, as Secretary, and ]. Stuart
Lewis, IS Treasurer, and the following
R4ord Of Directors George Z. Lewis,
jan =. Perkins, J. Stuart Lewis, Cliff
Ten B. Gwynn and Joseph A. Edmond
son.
Eighth.-The bylaws Of this cOrpo-
ration are 10 be made, altered. or re-
ccinded by the members thereof.
Ninth. The highest amount Of In
oebtedness or liability 70 which the cor
rQfation may at any time subject itself
shall be twenty-five thousand dollars
fS1b. o00.O0.l
Ienth.-The amount IN value Of real
estate which the corporation may hold
subject b the approval Of the Circuit
Judge shall be fifty thousand dollars
JOHN z. PERKINS,
j. STUART LEWIS,
Q. 3. GWYNN,
g. r. LEWIS,
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No bid will be considered for leaa than a. Gas co.
Each bid must 81 accompanied with a certified
cheek for the full amount Of che BID.
Bids will be received until ~ o'clock noon, Sep
tomboF 10. 1903.
The Trustees reserve the right toreiect any and
All hidH
Each BID shan be sealed and have written across
L Bids for State Land, Washington County,
Florida"
The person whose bid h accredited viii be re.
uulred 10 pay the cost Of this advertisement. az
~ order Of the Trustees. August l. 1903.
Is. r. hcLIN.
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e1TEn 49, dsfa - afnsinlelralria e
~ ~ anfrna ~ Mannt1r. Gttna1ad
IS ~ esrsis isi9s 81 L'ssa eSunlp.
104I a1o1nnl an4 FoalngI4 ard t.lIn
0rsl etsAn1la frula tte afr1I1'ltlalIln
M. 3aFEE - MaEEno.
eea
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

THE TRUSTEES az the Internal Improvement
FUND Of Florida. will consider bids FOR the fol-
lowing lands. lylng IN Washington county, FloTi-
n. I'll.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13
Erseatisn sale.

NOTICE \ hereby eiven fhat ~ virtue az two
Az several eEocutlons which have sosne ~ my
banda both iaarcd and received Nay ists 1893.
one % = Judgment 90 the c0urt 81 he county
iudga ~ Leon countg, dated March 81 lD01
WhlFgin The keystone Igpe Foundry vas tlni1-
til ard the Capital fuhll.hipg Company, defone.
court for Iarn county. dated March ioth. 1853.
vhrrIn Ire Capital CITY iifht a Fuel o.. was
rinintl1 Hud he Capilal fubIiahlnG Company. %
fonfnnf kav1 levied upon and WI ell at the
cree IL the Caolfal fuklIxhioH Company. corner
pannaco'a and Ncorof rtregta ~ the clly of IaIl4-
hnarnann MonfaT. ths OH DAY 81 Hoptauhrr.
49, " fsiio ~ - - ,' sI s = - =.
va.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-08-13

keeCuo GF888 SEED FOR safe
Plant any time from ist September
20 December. Cut Tor hay last March
20 18th April The analysis shows pro-
TEN, 3 go starch and sugar, 62.0t.
Price, 10 cen q per pound for lees than
100 pounds cents per pound Tor 100
pounds and ever 80 pounds required 70
COW en- acre. NM RoaBRTa,
Tallahassee. Eia.
2i-lf r.. r. ID, Ne 4.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09
DAN CUPID SCORES
ANOTHER SIGNAL VICTORY
Miss Florence Alspach Weds
E. A. Smith.
Ceremony Is Performed at 1.-THE
Home of the Bride on Willow
Street.

This morning at l0:30 O'Clock, the
month of brides and roses ushered
in the marriage of Miss Florence
Alspach to Mr.. Ernest Allison Smith
of Waterbury, Conn.
The ceremony was performed in
the parlors of the Alspach home on
Willow street, adorned with shower
boquets of pink and White peonies
and trailing green winery. Rev.
George M. Rourke read the service,
using the ring ceremony, and little
Miss Virginia Alspach, niece of the
bride carried the golden circlet.
A breakfast with bridal appoints
ments was served to immediate rela-
tives after the congratulatory season.
Miss Alspach is we'll and favor
ably known in church and social
circles of the city, having been ac-
tive in both. She is a graduate OF
the Marion High School, class OF
1901, and has recently been employed
as secretary in the Owens offices of
the John d. Owens and Son Lime
and Stone company Mr.. Smith is
a young man of excellent attainments
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09

and this danger increases with the
Improvement that is being made by
the commissioners OF Hardin county.
Already when rains are heavy part
of the village is flooded and much
damage is done. Eacn year eondi-
tions become worse. Many hundred
of acres are under water a large part
of the time during the wet season,
and thousands of dollars In Marion
county are lost as result OF floods
that would not occur were he rivers
put in proper shape.
The MILESTONE river Is also in bad
condition and needs cleaning out.
The MILESTONE improvenit mt will
come in the course of time, but not
until the county recovers from the
effect OF the expense involved in inn
proving the Sioto and its tributary,
the Little Scioto.
Because OF the expense in bridge
repairs and the building OF new
bridges along the Little Sc.oto dur
in the toming year the commission
ers when they make their annual
levy will considerably inc, ease the
amount levied for bridges.
1t Is likely that some other
fund will be cut down materially,
as 1t is not the purpose of the board
to increase the total levy over that
of last year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09
ARE QUIETLY welded
Rev. ], A. Sutton Unites Miss
Blanch Barner and q. c. Shuster

Miss Blanche Barner, OF Ridgeway,
Ohio, and Mr.. Harry G.. Shuster, of
near Kenton, were quietly united in
marriage at the home OF ;he orficiat-
ing pastor, Rev. j. A. Sutton, at La
Rue, Tuesday evening a. S o'clock E.
The ceremony was spoken in the pres
ence OF the immediate relatives OF the
contracting parties.
The groom is farmer by occupa.
tion and has a wide circle of rural
friends. The bride Is an estimable
young lady of the village of Ridge
way and is prominent in social cir
cles. She is we'll known in LaRue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shuster will reside
on farm near KGnton.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09
INJUNCTION HAS
BEEN DISSOLVED
Now no Obstacle to Little
Scioto Improvement.
COMMISSIONERS ARE READY
Surveyor Will Soon Make
First Survey.
COMMISSIONERS ARE READY
Promoters of the Scheme Declare 1t
will Within Few Years Pay
Cost of Improvement.

AS soon as the official notice
reaches the county commissioners
that the supreme cSurt had dismissed
the injunction, restraining them from
proceeding with the wfdcn,ng, deep
ening and strengthening OF the Little
Scioto river from the Big Scioto to
the county line, a distance of about
20 miles, preparations will be made
at once for the commencement OF the
gigantic undertaking.
The case has been in the courts for
several years, In the meantime,
conditions along the Sc.oto river
are daily becoming worse.
Heavy rains cause me stream. choked
as 1t is with debris OF every kind, to
overflow and ruin thousands OF dol
lars worth of crops every wear. Much
land, formerly valuable for crops,
can now be used but little.
The injunction was securec by OIL
liver Monnett and others The sa-
preme court decided that the county
commissioners ware acting within
their rights and therefore the pres
ent board will proceed with the work
The county surveyor will soon take
the field with corps of assistants
and diagram the Improvement. The
eircuitous paths OF the river will be
followed and an estimate made OF the
amount of work necessary. 1t is ex'
| pected that the cost OF the improve
ment' will total $4,000. or perhaps
more. This money will be paid by
property holders along tne stream
and by owners whose propIt ty drains
into the Iittle Scioto. About 15,00C
properties in the city drain into thu
river and these win come within the
assessment. But so many are bene
flied that the assessments will not b'
too heavy for anyone and the pro
moters claim the benefits that will b.
derived are worth far more than thu
money that will be expended.
Practically all of the bridges alonl
the river will either be rer'Odeled o.
erbuilt. Some of them are by far too
narrow and cause the stream to b.
choked. Others are old and frail
These will be replaced with lew ones
The Big -Four railroad will have Il
construct a new bridge where III
right-of-way crosses the leam.
Following closely upon he heels o
the Improvement of the | title Sci
OTTO river must come the widening
deepening and strengthening of thu
Scioto river into which 1t hs ws. Al
ready the Hardin county commission
ers have cleaned out the river al
most to the Marion county line. II
its course through Marion county
the river is. In bad shape and is bad
ly choked with trees. underbrush
and weeds and neefs attention.
w. III. Holverstn't, county com
missioner. stated today that the vii
! lage of LaRue is in danger of being
practically wiped out by the rivel
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09
Noted Lecturer

Prof. Hermann 8. Herring c. s. b.,
a native Of Philadelphia. Pa, and son
OF the late DR.. Constantine Herring
whom lHahnemann called The Faith
er of Homeopathy In America Is
o graduate of the University of Penn
sylyania from the departn ent of Me-
chanical Engineering, receiving the
professional degree Of M. u. in 1886.
He was made Professor OF Mechanics
and Electrical Eneineerng by the
philadelphia Board of Public Educa-
tion in 1887, and in 1891 was called
to the John Hopkins DIVERSITY in
Baltimore, Nd, as Associate in
Electrical Engineering, where he re-
mained eight years engaged in lee
turing, and in conducting laboratory
and research work
In 1899 he gave up his profession
for the purpose Of devot!ng himself
entirely to Christian Science work,
and was a practitioner, reader and
teacher in Baltimore, and Publication
Committee for Maryland and the Dis
trict of Columbia. In 1902 he was
elected First Reader of the Mother
Church in Boston for a term of three
years, and subsequently was made
President of the Church and lee
turer
In 1906 he was called to Concord
New Hampshire, to become the First
Reader of the Christian Science
Chun,h of that city, and has re-
Gently completed his three-year
term of office there.
Hear him at the Grand, Friday, 8
p. M, June II. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09
Ee2

FlN
There was q large attendance at
the regular meeting OF Sosnowski Re-
,bekahs held in the lodg- hall last
evening. After considering busl-
ness of reg liar haiure, tie semi-an-
nual elect on of officers iook place.
1t resulted as follows: Mrs. Mary
Gill was sci, ,c,ei az noDIs grand and
Mrs. Amanda Houpt, vice grand
The other officers of the order will
he appointed upon the occasion of the
first meeting night IL July, at which
time installation will also take place.
Arrangements were made at this time
to attend in body, the odd Fellow
memorial serve at the Fist Baptist
church next SnLday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09

Try the Mirror want column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09

The attendance was fair at the reg
uIar weekly session OF the Knights
of Maccabees las. evening. Aside
from considering routine bushes, 1t
was decided TO decorate the graves
of the deceased members next Sunday
morning. Owing TO the fact that
next Tuesday is circus day, it was
decided not to hold another meet
ing for two weeks.
Marion Chapter No. 81, X. A. NJ,
met with a very good attendance
Tuesday evening. Royal Arch work
vas done anG eve special meetings
were arranged for future work. Fol-,
lowing the business of the evening, a
social time was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served.
All members OF the Companion Of
Fosesters are urged TO be present
at q regular meeting to be held
Thursday evening. The reports of
delegates to the High Court conven-
ton, will be submitted and other i'm
portant business will be considered.
Business of general nature was
considered at fairly wei attended
session of the Candy lodge No. 81,
Knights of Pythias, last evening.
| Only business of a routine nature
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09
VISITING LODGES
WILL Be PRESENT
Junior Order will Hold Mem.
orial Services Sunday.
new OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Dn~o1 Ae~b Maon0o ~ uo1d
Royal Arch Masons to Hold
Meeting for Work.
Rebec cabs Arrange to Attend
Memorial Services at First Baptist
Church, Sunday.

Lime City Council No. 2O6 Jr., o.
U. A. NJ. helc an interesting meet.
ing, Tuesday evening. There was a
good attendance and following the
transaction of regular business three
candidates were initiated. three APP
plications received and four candi-
dates were balloted upon. Arrange
ments were completed for the dis
trict memorial service to be held at
the Free Baptist church, on South
Main street next Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Delegations will be pres
ent from, Nevada, BuGyrus, Gallon,
Mansneld, Ashland, West Salem and
Shelby. The members of the var
ious orders will meet at the hall at
1 o'clock and march ito the church.
Rev. George Il. Barnard will give
the address OF the occasion.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting: John Fetter coun-
cilor; Grover thinner, vice-councilor;
Lowell Smeltzer, assistant recording
secretary; E. Clark, conductor; II.
Close, warden; w. Rupp, inside SEN
tinel; Victor Decker, outside sentinel
Cecil Alexander, pianist.
The new officers will be installed
on June 20.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09

Marion Commandery No. 36
Knights Templars will hold a meet
ing this evening for work in the
Temple and Malta Orders.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09
QUEEN EsTHRRS TO MEET
Nice Program is Arranged 70
Thursday Evening.

The Queen Esther Circle % Epworth
NJ. E. church will meet az the home
of Miss Mann, of mt. Vernon ave-
nue., Thursday evening. An interest
ing program has been arranged and
a large attendance is expected. The
following is the program TO be rem
dered:
Devotionals.
Paper, THE New Frortier-Miss
Ida Shower.
Music.
Paper, ''The Vision"-Miss Flora
Slough.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09

Mrs. Jennie +. Metcalf, OF VIM
chester, has just won the private
secretarysh.p in one of the largest
English tea firms in the world at q
salary of $l,aOO year and all ex-
nemSeg
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09

Candy Lodge No. 81 and Marion
Lodge No. 402, X. OF p. memorial
services will be held at Marion
Lodge No. 4O2 lodge roms on East
Center street at o'clock Sunday,
June 18th, 6-S-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09

the sentence of death imposed by
court-martial upon twelve Moslems
and five Armenians for completely in.
the massacre at Adana last April.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-09

being at present in the services Of
the Anti-saoon league at Norwich,
Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left at noon
for Norwich, where they will be- at
home after July /.