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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
MEETS AT ABERDEEN

Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. S.-The South
Dakota State Medical association will
meet in Aberdeen in annual convention
September 90 and 80 and October 1.
A strong program has been prepared,
and there will be interesting social SEES
as we'll. In addition to a long
list of South Dakota physicians, Who
will read papers or lead in discussions,
DIR. A. T. Mann, Minneapolis; DR.. A.
c. Stokes, Omaha; DR.. w. H. Mayo,
DR.. W. A. Jones. Mime
apolis: are among the ouside physi-
clans who are on the program. The
festivities will begin with an address
of welcome by A. N. Aldrich, mayor
of Aberdeen. on behalf of the city, and
by DR.. M. c.. Johnston. Of Aberdeen,
on behalf Of the Aberdeen District
Medical society, while DR.. S. M. Hohf,
of Yankton, will respond on behalf Of
the state association. DR.. 8. A. Brown,
Of Sioux Falls, is president Of the as
ISOLATION, and will preside at the ses-
SiOnS.
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BIG LTURENTIAN
TOTALLY WRECKED


ST. Johns, N. F., Sept. 8.-The Allan
Boston for Glasgow, ran ashore near
Cape Race at daylight today during a
dense fog. The number two and num-
Der three holes are full Of water and it
is feared that she will be a total wreck.
Tho passengers, numbering about 60,
were safely landed.
The steamer broke in two during the
forenoon, which renders hopeless the
work Of floating her. Steamers will
leave here for the scene of the wreck
tonight to bring back the passengers
and crew.
The Laurentian belongs to the Allan
Glasgow, and a regularly between
Boston and Glasgow. The steamer is
400 feet long, AZ feet beam and has
a tonnage of 1887. She was built at
Greenock in 1872.
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ATLANTIC CITY is
WIDE OPEN AGAIN

Atlantic City, n. j., Sept. s.-Atlantic
City was as wide OPEN yesterday as
on any former Sunday of the season.
The decision to allow the saloons to
open was reached by the political and
official heads of the resort at mid
night Saturday when the action of the
refcrmers, in causing the arrest of
Mayor Stoy for failure to obey the or
der of Attorney General Wilson. had
removed h alternative of saving the
mead of the city government by closing
the saloons yesterday.
The Rev. Bierney Hudson. leader of
the ministerial reformers, said that the
failure of Mayor Stoy to close up the
city will result in further action
him. Special detectives made a
of city saloons and more war
rants will be issued on their testimony
for additional arrests.
The state detectives brought here by
Prosecutor Goldenborg to break up
gambling have driven nearly every
gambling house Of business. Prose-
'cutor Goldenborg declares the state de-
will be kept here for months,
il necessary, M hat gambling is to
be stamped entirely out of the resort
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Very Game.

From the New York Tribune.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, at a din.
ner IN Cincinnati, told a quaint stor,
about a precocious boy.
They are very %precocious ,ndeod -
she said, those little chaps from Eton
or Rugby. with their round, sober faces
"A very pretty American girl was
.alking II evening in London to one
And have o got a sweetheart,
No. said Tommy. still. I'm 1am.
enough for a bit of spooning. IL that:s
what you're AFTER"
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KNOWLES PAID INTEREST.

Deadwood, S. D.. Sept. Sit would
seem that the last has not yet been
heard of the knowles case. Freeman
Knowles, editor OF a socialist paper,
has just been released from Jail, where
he was confined pending the payment
of a $500 fine, imposed upon him by
the United States courts, on the charge
Of having sent obscene matter through
the mails. The money for the payment
of his fine was raised by a number of
unions in the Hills, n in addition to
the fine itself, interest on the amount
since it was imposed was collected to
the amount 'bf $43. 1t is the opinion of
some that the government was not en-
titled to interest on the fine, and it is
reported that Mr.. knowles is con-
!siderlng the matter n nay decide
to bring action against the government
for the recovery of that amount.
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BURSTING OF AUTO TIRE
RESULTS IN A FATALITY

New York, Sept. s.-Bursting of a
tire on the automobile Of William Hob
by, a wealthy resident Of Mount Yer
non. While the machine was running at
high speed between Mount Vernon and
Helham Manor. early today, threw the
car over an embankment. Joseph Eisen-
ger, one of the passengers, was killed.
and Henry Clausen, another passenger
probably will die. The men were mu-
sicians employed in a hotel at City
Island, whom Hobby was bringing
home.
Hobby and his chauffeur escaped with
bad bruises. Hobby. who was driving
the car, was arrested and held in SIS, 900
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CHAUFFEURS ORGANIZE
AGAINST JOY-RIDING

Washington, Sept. s.-Black listing
joy-riding, and declaring for 18 years
as the minimum age limit in the issu-
ance of licenses to automobile driv-
ers, most Of the chauffeurs of Wash
ington have organized a Chauffeurs'
Protective association, and affiliated
as a union with Knights Of Labor.
The new organization has sick ben-
ent provisions, and it's policy, will be to
expel from the ranks my chauffeur
convicted Of j%oy-riding. The action Of
the chauffeurs is in line with a move-
ment already launched in several
cities.
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NAVAL OFFICERS ARE
g JOYFUL OVER NEWS

Washington, Sept. S.-Commander
Robert E. Peary was detached from
regular duty with the navy depart
ment July 2. 1908, and assigned to
special duty with the coast and geo.
detic survey.
His explorations in the arctic regions
before that date had been conducted
under technical leaves of absence from
satisfactory neither to Commander
Peary nor to his associates in the naval
corps of civil engineers, and it vas be-
lieved that he could prosecute his sci
enti1c investigation with a freer hand
If he were attached to n Of the gov
ernment's scientific bureaus n re-
lteved from the tedious form Of naval
reports at set intervals, which had en-
barrassed him in the past.
One point Of supreme Importance in
this report Of his success, which has
attended his last effort to reach the
north pole. is that the statement must
remain absolutely unchallenged. In
all probability there can be no question
is able to confirm his statements by
credible white witnesses, who made up
the personnel Of his party.
Rear Admiral w. S. Cowles, chief Of
the bureau OF equipment OF the navy,
expressed his delight over the Peary
announcement.
1T was my understanding" said
Admiral Cowles, that when he left
here 1t was his hope to reach the pole
about this time. Peary is a most de-
serving officer. He has pursued his
purpose under all sorts Of adverse con-
ditions and only a man Of his energy
and persistence could hope to win SO
great an undertaking.
"Peary had an exceptionally fine
equipment. Very much money was
spent on his outfit, and he has been
able to take advantage Of all Of the
mistakes and successes Of his prede-
cessors. It would be no great wonder
at all II he has at last achieved what
he set out to do. The only fear is
that even If he had discovered the pole,
sufficient time has not elapsed in which
to get the news to the outside world.
I hope. however. 1t is true"
Admiral Cowles also said he believed
that DIR. Cook discovered the pole last
year
AT any rate" he said, Il believe in
the interest of fair play, adverse judg-
ment should be suspended until it has
been demonstrated that he has not
made the discovery he claims"
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NEW TARIFF HITS
GERMAN POST CARDS

Berlin. Sept. e.--The German Print
ers and publishers Of picture postal
cards already are beginning to feel
the effect Of the new American tariff
law. Heretofore they controlled this
industry, and even the illustrations Of
American views were made in Ger
many" and shipped to American deal
ers. All Is changed now, and the art
printers of Berlin. Leipsic and Munich
are seeking other channels for a large
part of their productions. 1t is a hard
blow for the German postal card in
iuStry.
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TWO NJ A CASES
TOTAL OvER $4,000

o'Neill, Neb.. Sept. s.--Two
damage suits for a total of $685.
300 have been filed in the district
court of Holt county against the
Chicago & Northwestern rail-
wants $50, 500 for her brother.
Don Whitney, a messenger boy
formerly in the employ OF the
company, who, it is alleged. had
his left elbow and shoulder
bruised and crushed by being
thrown violently backwards" in
a car when the train stopped
suddenly. Frank Girard, an n
gineer. wants 1872, 500 for the loss
of foot.
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AMERICAN HELD FOR
MURDER IN CHINA

Annoy, China, Sept. s.-The body Of
a wealthy merchant Of Annoy, who
disappeared a fortnight ago., was
found near this city yesterday. The
authorities have issued warrants for
the arrest of several prominent resi-
dents OF Annoy, including Eugenio We
Manila millionaire. :"
Julian HI. Arnold, the American con-
sui, insists If Velasco be held in Gus
tody as an alleged murderer and prose-
cuted. that 1t must be by the America.
authorities.
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COOK HEARS THE news
OF PEARY'S TELEGRAM
Dramatic Scene in Copenhagen
When One Discoverer Is
Told of Other.
ENvlous ENGLISH
MAY LAY A CLAIM
TO POLAR REGION

London, Sept. 9.-.The cues.
ton of ownership of the land
Of the north pole is to come up
in the house of commons Sir
George Parker has given notice
of his intention of interrogating
Premier Asquith as to whether
the territory in question is not
considered as belonging to
Canada, and whether, it Or.
Cook or Peary has planted the
American flag there, this act
gives the United States any
right Of possession over the
region.
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WANTED.

Washington, Sept. S.-The naval bu-
reau Of supplies and accounts is in the
market for 10000 jackknives Of the new
type recently adopted. This is a knife
with two blades. q large and a small
one
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INSPECTOR M'CANN's
TRIAL BEGUN TODAY

Chicago. Sept. a.-The trial CT Ed
ward Mccain, police inspector, who
was indicted by the grand jury on
charges Of m%alfeasance in office, and
Of accepting brides. was begun today
before Judge Barnes. of the criminal
court.
Mccain is charged with accepting
"hush money in connection with the
alleged protection Of illegal establish
ments In his police district.
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BODY OF YOUNG 0 N
FOUND TIED I'M A BAG

Detroit, Mich, Sept. s.-Tied in a bag
the torso of a young girl was discovered
today in Ecorse creek at Ecorse, a
down the river suburb of this city.
The head, arms and legs We're not
to be found and it was impossible to
identify the body.
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Copenhagen, Sept. 9.-Copenhagen
was electrified last night by the report
Of ror,,,o,aar pa.rn,s o,,o,,,o.,,a,+
$50 w. ,,aa naassa, 80 49, 49,
.E ~ hau reacnea ene norm pore.
n y S o. was i%h'aeo'ately lh1orhleo'
80 I n IS gooo news. l nope Peary
GOV 70 the pore. ms II
.nnu vi elae region VIII eohllr1h
niiaIe.
IL ~ IS aoupllai n history furnishes a
!loie ulaliaelc episoae shah inc break
i liis : .Me iieWs 70 II look tnat Feary
nag reallzeu the goaI OF ms l1fe,s am
oltion ana repeated struggles. DR.. Cook
Was sealeu a. Gunner, by
sTLio1els aaa Gents; m me
siueu pailiooI,l OF the llVoll casino.
mink roses accor6ing to tbs seaod u
navian method Of honoring heroes,
which the explorer wore blushinglv and
with visible embarrassment. Several
speeches acclaiming him had been
given and repeated toasts to him drunk
g., 49, u
o"'"oyee
a ANA Inc scene Whisper Went
aIouno ina ieary a planted the
s.als anu s.llpes a.. inc pole. COOK
was pelleteiy cool ana u%nnnoved. He
nnaal9e = -, s. lhs speech, IN Whlcn ne
a.,,. - 80 X
crup. VINO SAT e TO whose discov-
sraes ne aec1areo nc largely owed his
success; 20 1onn -: who a
MLlallceo the expeoltlon; TO the intel
ngence; enourance ana faithfulness Of
.ne Eskl1hos VINO mad assisted him
him T Tta nose .hose VINO nae "a
the expeditionn he said "has nat COM
out and win not come out for some
time, 0 will It come in Instruments.
but only when it is completed"
DR.. Cook didn't permit the wh;sner.
which came to his eara q, Pearv's smcs
cess to move him in the least. hut
when he had. finished he was smrro,,nds
ed by CORRESPONDENTS Who ooked for
some signs Of emotion. hut he ex-
plorer said smilinRly. II am glad"
c.--.... M...e
!. !. ." News
ASKED lI tnere was any probability
= rearys having round n tube con-
e. .ail nn ms records, Dr; Cook replied:
: nope 50: U tnat Is. doubtful, on
ACCOUNT .cst OF the Drift" Dr.. Cook added:
Tul,anaer cary route was several
r r ! inlies east OF NINE; we are
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AUTOS ADD MORE To
LIST OF MANNED

Lowell, Mass, Sept. s.-An accident
occurred early today in the opening
Of the automobile races in the National
Small Stock competition. A Knox cor.
driven by Shaw, ran into a booth on
Dunbar avenue and was wrecked, and
taken to the hospital.
Patrick Bridges. his 7~-year-old son,
and James Tracy, who were in the
crowd. were injured about the body
and legs,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-09
RIDES IS MILES ON
TOP Of CAR ASLEEP
Drunken Man Finally Fell Off,
Got Up and Started to
Walk Away.

widry, of Chicago. rode SIS miles on the
top OF a Twentieth Century limited
coach. slept the entire distance. then
fell off as the train ratified ove a
network of tracks in h yards here.
He walked away uninjured. Widry
While drunk climbed on top OF the car
to sleep. the coach was later made up
in the train, but the mar did not
waken. Widry was arrested by the po-
ice and fined 81 for being drunk.
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ANOTHER NATURAL BRIDGE.

Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept. 9.--Span-
ming a canyon 374 feet wide and over
800 feet high, a natural bridge. said
to be the largest known, has been dis
covered by members of the Utah Arch
.aclogical society, which has returned
from an expedition along the Colorado
river in northern Arizona and southern
Utah.
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COMMITTEE ON TOUR.

cation committee of the United States
Senate, which held a session here to-
day. has planned an extensive tour of
irrigation projects over the western
states to begin October l. The COM
mittee will complete its work and re.
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MEXICO C1TY-A slight shock of
here at 4:50 yesterday morning. Re-
ports from as far west as Acapulco
indicate that the shock was wide
spread. At the latter place it lasted
eight seconds. No damage was done
by the disturbance.
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lOYETTE WINNER
OF THE TAFT CUP

M%arblehead. Mass, Sept. 9.-The
sender yacht Joyette, representing the
B~ensonhurst Yacht club, Of Brooklyn,
won the Taft cup, the principal prize
of the German-American series of
races off Marblehead today.
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NATIVES MASSACRE
CREW OF SCHOONER

Sydney. N. S. W., Sept. s.-The cap
tain and crew of the French schooner
Qualite, engaged in recruiting laborers,
have been murdered by natives Of NAL
licollo islands in the New Hebrides.
The vessel was driven ashore by q
storm and while stranded Ii was at
tackled. In spite of q stubborn de-
Tense all of the crew We're nlaSsacred.
A British warship is investigating the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-09

COLUMBUS. oH1o-"He did me a
wrong seven years ago, which drove
me mad, and l have intended to kill
aged 80, Of Kenton, a brickyard en-
ploye, who surrendered at the county
jail last night after shooting Henri
Gauer, aged 80, a bartender. Gamer
was taken to a hospital and is NOT
expected to live. "
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MURDERER REsENTs
STRICT ISOLATION

Aberdeen. S. D., Sept. s.
Since his conviction. Emil Vic
tor has grown peevish and dis
c%ontented. He still maintains
his stolid demeanol. but he OBJ
jects strongly to the denial Of
the privilege Sheriff Anderson
granted him before his trial, OF
mingling with the other prison.
ers in the county Jail. Victor
is now confined by himself in a
steel cage, and he bitterly re-
sents the change in the sheriff's
methods of caring for him.
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UNION VETERAN LEcioN.

Washington, Sept. S.-Delegates in
large numbers are arriving to attend
the oath annual encampment of the.
Union Veteran legion, whose sessions
will begin tomorrow morning and con.
tinue until Friday.
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In sympathy with the worldwide de.
cline of business, the traffic of the suez
canal fell to 1895 vessels last year. a
decline OF Az, as compared with tha
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-09
MASONIC VETERAN
CELEBRATES HIS
108TH BIRTHDAY

North Newport, N. H, Sept.
8.-James Bellows McGregor cell
ebrated his 10Sth birthday at his
home, THE Naples" here today.
He has been a Free Mason since
1927.
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Fender, Neb., Sept. ST. L. Sloan
and N. H. Nye took a trip to the Win
pebago agency one day the first of the
week in the formers auto. In going
down. steep hill the machine turned
turtle and Mr.. Nye is nursing a broken
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-09
PEARY TELEGRAPHS
FRIEND THAT HE
REACHED THE POLE

New York, Sept. s.-Herbert
Z. Bridgman, secretary Of the
Peary Arctic club Of America, a
personal friend of the explorer,
received the following telegram
from Peary today:
"Reached Pole. Roosevelt
safe"
The telegram was in cipher,
so that there is no doubt Of its
authenticity. The Roosevelt is
the name Of Peary's ship.
st. Josephs, N. r., Sept. T.
Commander Peary has just tele-
graphed the governor of New
FourIdland by wireless from In
dian harbor, Labrador, announc-
ing he has discovered the north
pole and congratulating New
Founiland on its part in the
discovery, seeing that the cap
tain and crew of Peary's steam
err are New Fuondlanders.
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turkey a n MONEY.

Washington. Sept. 9.--The Turkish
government has officially invited bids
for IS, 100000 bonds bearing 4 per cent
interest with / per cent for an alnorti-
cation fund.
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CHAMPION MOUNTAIN CLIMBER

S. Bond, of New York has climbed
Mount Blanc, from Chamonix, in nine
hours. He thus breaks the record of
hours and q half made by More
head, an EngliShman, in 1865.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-09

IDA GROVE, IA.-saturday evening
pile of brick, falling and breaking his
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-09
WEST WANTS SUMMER
CAPITAL NEXT YEAR

Washington, Sept. s.--stirred by the
fame Beverly is attaining, and by the
glory that once belonged to Oyster
Bay, western officials in Washington
arc urging that the summer capitol be
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removed to the w
1t Is suggested
beyond the Missis
in support Of the
is too little unders
and that it would
the president and
the summer there.
Secretary of the
one Of those who
favor Of the idea.
result in a better
western e
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it ought to be
1t is argued
plan that the West
TODD in Washington,
be valuable both to
the West to spend
Interior Ballinger is
have come out in
He holds it would
understanding OF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-28
MUSIC LOVERS ENJOY
THE CONCERT PROGRAM
Artists Appear at Free Bap'
tist Church Affair.
Miss Grace Durfec, Miss Carmen
Blair, Mrs. v. Il. Dombaugh and l..
u. McNcal as -Renditlon
Is Excellent.

A crowd of music lovers was at
tracted to the Free Baptist church on
South Main street Wednesday after
noon when the fifth regular monthly
musicale was rendered. Much inter
est IS being shown each month in
these programs and the musical yes
terday was OF exceptional merit.
Miss Grace Durfee opened the pro-
gram with an organ solo and was fol-
lowed by l.. B. McNeal with n flute
solo. Miss Carmen Blow sang beauti-
iully, 81 Heard the Voice of Jesus
say" and she was followed by Mrs.
V. f. Dombaugh who gave an organ
solo. Miss Blow then sang AVE
Marie" with much sweetness. After
another selection on the organ by
Miss Durfee and another flute solo
by Mr.. McNea,, the quartette COM
posed OF Miss Blow, Mrs. L. l.. Bush,
A, J. Whiting and Harry Gillette
contributed a selection An organ solo
by Mrs. Dombaugh closed the pro.
gram. Each number was rendered in
a manner most credtable and those
who were present were given treat.
Another program will be rendered
during the last week of November.
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White. Pure and Strong. Clover
Leaf -four. eodtf
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At Y. M. g. A. Prove Very
Interesting.

The regular weekly meet, of the Y.
NJ. c. A. volley BAN league was held
in the association gymnasium at 1880
O'Clock last evening. All OF the teams
we're present and some very interest
ing contests resulted.
The first series was pulled off be-
tween Cunninghams team and DR..
Emery's five. The latter aggregation
were not in Ut for a minute and
foxy old "Cunny" walked away with
two out of three. The scores were as
follows. Cunningham, IS, IA, 1S.
Emery, G, 1S, IL.
The second series was between
Clark's fast aggregation and NJ. A..
Mickley's we'll trained FIVE. Mickley's
team couldn't get to going just right
and Clark captured the series in
straight games. The scores: Clark, 1s,
IS. 1s. Mickey, 2. 4, 10.
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LAD MISSING
Dwight Berry, Arrested feE
Arson, Leaves Town.

Truman McMichaels, the colored
lad who plead guilty Tuesday in
juvenile cnurt, to charge of juvenile
delinquency, appeared before Judge
Spencer 20 receive his sentence.
The court imposed an indefinite
sentence in the reformatory bue sus-
pended IT upon the boys promise to
be good.
Dwight Berry who pleaded guilty
TO a charge of arson. failed 10 APP
pear and the authorities are search
ing for him. He will be committed to
the state reformatory for an indefinite
term. 1t is believed that Berry left
town and the police have been in.
structed to effect his capture as soon
as possible.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-28

The mostconplete stock in the city.