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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23
TAKING Census
STUPENDOUs TASK
DIRECTOR DURAND IN ATLANTA
TALKS INTERESTINGLY OF
WORK AND HOW IT'S DONE.

Atlanta, Dec. 22.-More than $4,000
persons will be directly engaged in
taking the next census, and Uncle Sam
will spend the sum OF $4,000 900 to
do tails important work.
+. Dana Durand. director of the
census, succeeding ID. y. North slme
months ago, is here attending a meet
ing of the census supervisors of this
state. Alabama, Florida, South Car
DINA and Tennessee, and he talks
most Interestingly OF the stupendous
task now before his department.
The active wor kof the census tax
ing will begin all over the Union en-
April Is next" he said. In the cities
the enumerators must complete their
tasks ii fifteen days, but the rural
workers and those in towns under
5000 will be allowed thirty days. All
Of their work is expected to be in the
census bureau in Washington by June
/. and we will have it compiled and
in shape by October /. Marvellous
computing machines in our Offices d.
Il c work II many men in an incredibly
short time.
Fer ire actual Geld work $50 su1-
ervisc!a ard $4,000 enumerators wlI
be employed Our Office force OF $40
viii be augmented by some 1900 tenn
Forary employees. The census is d.
vided into four branches, population,
agriculture. manufacturing and min
ing. The WORK we are planning for
nov and with which the army OF
merators is directly concerned will
-. ,l4lcn and farming only We
have special agents for gathering
manufacturing and mining statistics,
and as they work several months they
hoaome more or less specialists at it.
Supervisors are paid Hat sum OF
81, 500 and a-bcnus OF 81 on each thou
sand of population. making the aver
| age compensation for the work about
81 200 Enumerators are paid from
/ 2 to 4 cents per capita, and 20 to 80
cents per farm, making the daily wage
OF the average man about 81.
Il have impressed on the supervi
! soIs the import, nee OF securing 8 cd
| men for enumerators, for upon taem
rests tie entire burden OF making the
/ census accurate We have. mapped
| out practical test for enumerators
| 1t is not difficult and is in no sense
a civil service examination. We vii
on February all over the countr!
submit to applicants for census places
a trial schedule of an average family
TO fill out These papers will be sen
to our bureau in Washington, and VIZ
| will pass on the fitness of the appli
cants."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

eorCia.--Glynn County.
Fy virtue Of an order from the court
CT ordinary Of said county, granted
III tho December term 1909 thereof
there will be sold at public cutlery on
Il g first Tuesday IN January, 1910,
at the courthouse door in said county,
between the legal hours of sale, the
fol- wing lands and tenements of f..
.fCarger, of said county, deceased, to-
wit:
/ The equity of redemption of the
said +. Joerger, subject to the deed
to secure debt made and delivered by
him on December 20, 1906. to the
National Bank of Brunswick; said
deed being recorded III bo9y Vo. IL
page SIT, of the General Records Of
said county, reference thereto had foI
all purposes, in and to those certain
three tracts, lots or parcels of lant
in the city Of Brunswick, said county
j and state, and described on and il
the map and plan cf said city made
by George r. Baldwin, surveyor, il
{ the year 1897, as New Town lots Nos
1874, 1915 and 2257.
2. Also those certain other twt
tracts. lots or parcels of land in SALT
city, county and state, known, as PEI
said map, as New Town lots Nos. 2
aod S73.
Also the leasehold interest and cs-
tale for years Of said deceased in aut
F., to tqo eastern one-third Of Town
Commons lo& No. IS; and the moth
eastern two.sizth OF Icwn Common.
lot no. "a, both between Wolf an
Albany streets in Brunswick Ga q
per said map and plan Of said CITY
! Terms Of sale, cash
This December 7th, 1909.
r. E. DART,
p. w. KRAUee,
Administrators Of Estate q +. JocraeI
/ Deceased
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23
COMMISSIONERS, SALE. .

Ry Virtue OF an order of tre srDer-
Ter couI az said county dated peosm-
bcr 6. 1873. ID as directed ia the
8t3ar of Ft o r
eide Isl Diana r3af a4iFea NV gar-
iaa. ST. CgHn Eli or canf
scelnbar term. 1898 faere vim be ao,d
Of rea fore
eru
9
ss.e
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~ re
81 f b
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23
BIG WHISKY SEIZURE.

Camilla, Ga. Dec. 22.-Eight hun
dred and forty gallons of whisky were
seized by the mayor and council of
this place at the Atlantic Coast Line
railroads. freight depot today. The
agent refuses to divulge the consign-
6es' names. 1t is stated that the rail-
road will resist the action of the Off
GERS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23

There is no case on record CT a
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
Or consumption after Foleys Honey
and Tar has been taken rs it win
stop your cough and brea,l no your
cold quickly. Refuse any but the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar IL .
gellow package. Contains no opiatea
and Il safe and sure For sale al the
Atlanta pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23
- $50. ~1i~a ea=leHr AGENT.
=. = Nrigt, Appointed by the Ocean
oJsamship Company.

otsamsHIp Company.
Tie many friends of A J. Wright.
son of T. J. Wright, agent ut the
Coast Line, will be Interested in the
announcement CT his appointment as
travelling freight agent of the Ocean
steamship company. the appointment
to become effective January /. MIR.
Wright's headquarters will be in At
lanta.
Until a short time ago Mr.. Wright
was connected with the local a. C. l..
office, when he accepted position as
soiiclrlng agent of the Central at AL
bany. His rapid promotion will be
Gree OF pleasure TO his many
friends here. He is capable ,oung
railroad and steamship man and will.
no doubt, succeed in his new posi-
t-n.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23
STERLING, : GA.
NIX. MERCHANTS

" G wish to cali your atttntic n
TO the fact that We are now in posi-
ton to furnish you anything in the
line of poultry and eggs and at
right prices. Being connected with
one of the largest poultry houses i'm
North Georgia we are able to get
our good fresh from the North Geor-
Igia farm wagons every day Gail
phone i48 and make your wants
kno n. Or better still call in per-
son at the HirsCh building on the
corner OF Glouce>ter s. Bay streets
We are strangers here ard MtuId be
glad TO make your acquaintance even If
you don't want to buy anything.
Yours For Business,
ADAMS & Ally
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23

Inc cough, heals the lungs and pre-
vents serious results from cold
prevents pneumonia and consumption
Contains no opiates. The genuine r.
10 yellow package. Refuse substi-
tutes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23

,Adderley has q very fine assortment
81 them would make a splendid Xmas
81 ladies' uh-tc- date coat suite. One
1re24at fer that wife.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23

There ie nothing better for la grippe
than ROBERTS Chiii ana sever Tonic.
call the Atlanta Pharmacy and try
Settle. Phone $40.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-23
Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
If FoIey's Honey and Tar fails 20
cure your cough or cold. II stops
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
Delaware Corporations
1909
PUBLISHED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE
TARY OF STATE

LIST OF CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED GENERAL
ALTON LAW A. D 1899
DED AND APPROVED MARCH 1901 AMENDED APPROVED
MARCH II, AMENDED APPROVED 29 1905
AMENDED AND APPROVED MARCH p, 1907, AND
APPROVED 1909, IN JUNE 1909.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09

United Law and Corporation Capital Trust Go oooOo
Co DeChar 5000
Truck Co Lawyers
Uueek Havana Cigar Go Sylvester d. Townsend, Jr
Wilmington 100000
& Cement Brick Co Capital Co 100000
Hay Co Del. Trust Co ...... $4,000
Co A Walker Wilmington 10000
Wilmington City Missionary and Church
Extension Society Jos w. Coe Wilmington None
WHtmer a Sons Inc Del. Co ..... 100000
alton TutCo Compny,D Dover Del
delaware Tua OF
DeLwasC ChaherC Cuaant can TmaC CorpanyW Wimnzto De-
esrahon Cpn
eawareF F o n r ionC Company Wlrinto
CaptaTu Trust Company er
Dal lnop tor Company De
elvaeCo atom Compan WIuin-s
Lawyers lneopor aor' Company o DlanaeD Do Del
The ninsual alnsopon ou' TustGe ctNnD
Corporate Trud Cmpa America lniaaon Del
Corporate Cuam & IusCo lmintonD
Lawyers TutC Wnnnu1n
Lawyer Cr m Cmra Hmuiton
orslaionR nRelHr Compn mtnton. De-
ass OF
inghsb bu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
yScntid)cr MilitGr. Gcrcin."

8enn nidt oue an5cidJen triigcn,
miro bos bicsidbrige Yicuic uto
Sclologcr. mclfes am Tontugs oer
8. Silli, III Nraubner's @eltenosasorf
itattiinoet, lid, 5u elmer Der %geIungen.
ion aiiniren ibrer 9trt gcitolten Die
%jcrnols bier itottiono. IS BADEN n6n-
lid pier prominente Srgoniiotioneri
aus Der Stoot Der 9ruberliebe ibrc
getbeiligltng 5%ugeIugt. gs limo bic
,@iirttembergcr llldiien", bic %reiter,.
De gatterie. 9rtiaeric, Die 3airntmunt
Suioren uno Der 2anomebr.8 erein.
9ie @Gite neroeu am Sonntog, Den
8. Nliguit. abelos INN s ltbr, nit
i6rer eigenen Milit1r-aopeae per
Nampfcr an Der 9igbtitraBen-@ eritc
eirtreffen mo bort bon bent .Wili.
tnrs8erein" empfangcn meroen. 8olt
Dem SanorngsplaB gebt es oireft
nod] Der Heitauration ocs Srn. 2ouis
Hiiifcl, Tr. t03, Horo-Sreoeriditr.,
pclelbit lein sSmbiB %eingenommen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
3n ipat!

8 @ott, ooS lit Elm bitt'rcS @ort.
SIS 5ittert il, Der Secle tort
@ie leilcS Nlbenol1uten!
limo no ih geb' mo no ih iteb',
GnS cine Wort tblt mir 10 lueb.
SIS t6llt 10 piel beoellten.
Ger 9tadt9eiit f%lottert ourh Die 2itft,
aein 2ibt erbeat Die ounfIe @ruft,
Sic icben lid nic mieber -
Sic gingen bon %einunoer tort,
StolS, obue nilr Elm gbifieospoa,
Die 9todt ionf troilerno nieoer.
ltnb piiblit Gu oll6 Ole Groe aui.
Serlorenes lteigt nidJt beroitI,
Tn niuBt Die Heile trogerl.
Ob aud Iein Muno 8ergebung
flebt,
GS lit geiheb'n, es lit 81 ip1t -
Ter Wltrm miro elpig nagert.
81 ipGt! 3oa lit eir bitt'res @ort.
Ter VlumcnitrouB lit nun peroorrt
0ic 9Ilnteu bIiib'n rift mieoer
Gle 5rnlterpai0en roliifeu ioht,
Sbolttropien 5~ittern ourd) Die Hadlt,
AlS iiclcn SbrGnen nieoer.
. MenihcnberI III bit gemeint!
SO mord)e 9toGt boit Gu geweint.
Scr @rom bleidt Ieine @angen.
Sonit ginglt 9u iugenoitol3 climber,
lln0 jcbt - Iein Nilge blitt nid)t
mebr,
Seitocm bort SbrGncn borgen.
God till! cs lit nod nid)t 81 ipdt.
80 lang elm @lt1el nit Cir gebt
9rouhit Oh nidt 81 uer5agen.
@ielleid)t bat es 10 ionen iein,
Der Iiebe @ott peiB es aaein,
SDm borfit 0ein 2eio 3u flogen.
u. 3. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
9ronolprmOcn am red]ten glrmc. @r
mllroe ollrd) 2r,9ed pqn MApplnGptf
ino GnlprItroBc, perhlnpGq06 ao6
yS6dcntlidcr 8cinmo6 citS. Scridt.

Gine all@nabmameiIe bobc So0eSrote
iuobrcno Der pergongencn @otc.
Gielclbc iibcrtrifft 0ieicnige Scr
bcibcn porbergc6cnOcn Sabre. -
Sinoerfrontbciten foroern bic
meiitcn Spier.
Gem m0hcntIihen @ciunobcitSbc.
ridt 81 Golgc Itorb2t mobrcne Der
pergon9cncn @odc 252 Eerloncn i'm
Sergleid SIT $50 Yerionen pGbrert0
Der corrciponoirenbeu @od)c oaS Dor.
%bergcbenocn Sobrcs, 22S III 1907, 2iS
IN 1908. """' II"
Die iGbrliHt SoocSrute bctrug
2t.S3 prp Souieh0, fir bic @tiBer
1857 uno iiir Die 9fc0er 3t.4S.
Tic Sorpt. GooeSuriodtn muren:
GppbtS 4, Muicrn 3, a~clldbnIten 8,
Shninoilldt 80, arebS 8, or9oniidc
Scr5lciocn 40, 9ungencnt5iinouu0 8.
IiorrbGc uu0 &inoertronfbcitcn bel
&inoerlt inter 5mci &obrcn 10, bel
@inbern iibcr 5lpci Sobrcn s, 9rigbtS
Nierenfronfbcit 10, SdmGd)c nab
Der @cbllrt 10, NltcraihmGd)c 4,
Selbitmoroc 3, SibiflGgc > II. Gurd).
fuQ fl.
Gon bcn So0ten marcll 1862 IN 0crl
Ser. Stootcn Qcboren mo y i'm
IusIonbc; 81 moren Na0cr, mGhrcno
bon 5lpci Ycrioncn Die &crfunit urls
befonnt lit,
Sm @%oppiclp-AiDl itorbcn II Eer.
ioncn. in Den pcrihicocncn SoipitG.
ltrn q mo IN onoeren Nuitoltcn ~.
is murOcn I'M @on5en 81 Goroncr8,
SnqlteItc obQebalten.
9te fol9cnOcn onltcdcn0en Sronts
beitet mrrOen I'M Gergltih 81 Der
nGmlihen Ecriobc oeS uo~rbergeben.
Den SnbrcS ongenneloet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
5ofl Gutman 4 Go. s.r t,s s's ,ss s.r.

i'm collettirt mo ~onitntt ~penlelben
ab5uliefertL ucrbed)ert mo iein Sltbrs
ipcrf I'M Stid geloiicn. Scrolo ers
bot lid), fir ooS. umtcriflogene @elo
orbciten 5ll mollerL fnno ober beiSrn.
@crnig tollbe Obren, ga Dies por1eb.
lid llid)t ooS critic Ntol lit, ooB iid
Scroll ollf biclc @cilc ucrgoB,
Cine h nm i d. clbofte 81.
ftrtc lit DER oGeutid) Nmerifoni.
i6cn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , @cicll.
ldoit" gcnloht porben. in0en bic
HehtsonmoltS 6irmo @iais & SO,
ner bon bier beriel6eu fir sic
@elommt.2lttien oOer eincn controIis
reuben Sbeil oerielben $50 pro gf,
tie onbot Er1lioent Weperotrd lit
obidon Der WorftpreiS Der glftien &c.
gcnipGrtig nieoriqer lit, entidieoerl
gegen ocn &crfouf inoem CT crfldrt.
bob CT bereit mdre, oic 2ltticn ielbit
81 $3.50 otf6ufoufen.
9opttItcn Hcunior in
Fen VI +. 49, Iie Goptiittu BON
WorplonO lucrocn an nGd5ltcn Giens
itug ihrc critic Hcunion 5lt Een.Wtor
abholtcn, mo eS miro ermortct, Dob
lid mgci0br 5%cbntolti1no Ycrionell
5l Oerlelbcn ciniinoen.
@eIe0entlid) cincS 80.
@iegcn c ties muroc Sr. Ntnrp
2otpbeimcr bon Der Sirnto arnuS &
So. 0citern nit einent liI6ernen @oi.
ierfruG beid]eert. Ger S%upcrintcn,
oent 3. NnOrieiie belt Ole llebcrrei.
dlingS!I nIprohe.
Die title u . d) inn Ser5
SeIt.GolcAe 81 Woobltod nimmt belt.
tc Nbello ibren NnfnnG. Die Gr0ino.
ions.Gercmopic'n beginner an %.
SuIi nto ooliern bis 5lrn 30. Suli.
Gin i~clteneS 2 6 AN y lie
bot lid 9eitern einen Sbcilc Der 9c.
ipobner Der WonumcntenItuOt, inoenl
Der HrGlioent Der EolijcibeborOe, Der
ErGliocnt Der @on0elSfunlmer mo
bier GongreB'Ab9coronctc BON aus.
ip1rtS, ionic Der GonareB-~a bgcorone.
te @iQ bon WorDlano I'M Yotrolluas
gen OeS mittleren Iiltrifts cine Sour
olird bic Staot modten. Iie 9elc.
cation Der Gongreb- gbgcoroneten be.
Itono aus Den $50. Gas. %. Mann
bon Chicago, Sobn s. Cid bon @iS.
coniin, WiQiom q. A0onts bon @eor.
gio mo 6rcocrid s. StepbenS BON
Winneioto, Iieielben limo Mitglie.
Der be 9omite's iiir 6liiiie mo SD.
fciL uno lie fonlen Der. nm Die Hatb.
ionlfeit Der Grriftung zines 9eldt.
tbltrneS oIf Sort McSenrp 81 ltulbi.
rem. &r. @ia perouitoltcte ibnen al
Gbren I'M .Worplono.9lu6" einen
SlHpluHE.
Gin gef06rlih DIES Mint lit
ooaienige zines Slnoei0ngers, 81.
nrer Sumter, Elm gngeltelter Ser
lbicrlfub @eielidoit, bate &c.
tern Den Aliitrag einen Sulo oes
StolieterS argelo Ei53u bon Nr. 2i5,
IIbemorleitroBe, o~b5uboleu, Der ieoen
Eaiionten ST. beiBen ildte. aoum
botte er ooS (bier oItgefoBt, ais i'm
ser StaIiener nit Sdimpitporten
i~l6erbnufte, mo olS cr lid bieieln 81.
iueil0en pollte, bib i'm oos Sunoe.
Dieb IN ole. Sberlippe. YiS5o mur6e
uerboftet uno IN Der oitlid]en Eoli5ei.
%itotion nit $40 urlo Soften beltrait,
neil err ben Suno obuc Wollforb
mnber louien lleb. npuai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

eicrt @eburtStog in
Norroguniett - YoIi5etrihter
C'9teia bonn oitlifen 0iltrift miro
mor9en 40 Sabre oft. @r miro leinen
@eburtstog nidt bier ieicrn, ba CT
ntorgen 6llr 10. Sobresconuention Der
Commercial Gam 2eogue" bon ame-
rita obreiit, neld)e pom 10. bis %.
Suli 81 Norrunguniett.Eicr Rs,
o6geboltcr miro, Sein Sobn 9or.
Don Sorbes S'9ieiQ miro i'm aui Der
Geiie begleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

Ger gcnoue Q d)ooen, mel.
der bel Der Se%lerSbrunlt, Die Sreitug
9(beuo IN Der aleioerfobrif BON 9.
@inSberQ II. So. mtSbrod), ongeri6tct
mur0e, fon1tc g~cltern nod nidt &c.
non fcitgcItcat mcrOelL, unO ea miro
mobl l1ngerc 3eit ooltern, che 0icicS
gcidicht. 9crlelbe lit inociicu noa.
fon1n1cn 0llrh Serii6erurg gebedt.
Der 8orbinoI gcbt at
81 eli Ell. - aorOinol 8ibbouS per.
GGBt Baltimore om /. Nugult, INN am
IL. 9llguit Die nellc aotbebrolc IN
Solt 2otc Gitp e|in5lnpciben.
3ci6en 70 mmcn6cr Bro
.irerit0t. - Ios 0ircftorilm Scr
%oltimoresS bios obn bat bci6loiicn,
Mngebotc fir ben @or BON 5000
TrohtuoggonS, 10 Yoiiogicr.@o
gems mo 50 2otomotipcn oils5lt.
id)reiben. 9ie Soften oieicr Ricien.
b%citeaung, lpclfc Die gr0Btc icit Dem
lctten Sinon5sEonif mar, be5ifiern
lid oui mgciGbr nelln bis 5cbn Dill
Iionen Collars,
Gas @el0 mc9 uno9rinf.
leu Der h munocn. - Somucl
WtileS 9rinflcp, iuelfer bon Ser 30.
li5ei pegen IeiertirenS ans Der Or.
NEE gemiinift miro, erimtert an oei.
lem metcoriihe Gorricre in hieiiaer
Stoot. 8rinflep, pelder nod Elm
perbGltnlBm0Big jlinGer Mom it,
crbte ais Singing elm betr0dtlifes
Sernlogen, uno Den gr0Bten 1beil
oeiielben opicrtc er Dem Sport. Gam
lleB CT lid in Der 9ltnoess Irntec on
perbcL mo bort ld)eint cs ibm niht
bclonoers 9eioaen 81 6o6en, oenn er
ncbm iron5oiiid)en 9lbidieo.
9eioer r6eitucrlebt.
Ter 29.iGbrige Wm. e. Woolcr bon
9tr. 1908, Siio . Eotomocltr., nuroc
bel Der Nrbeit al Dem Nellbou 0cs
StootS d. Sobofs : SogcrbouieS an
Charles. u1lb GonhpopItraBe BON et.
mem berobfdlenben Stiid 9oubol,
getroffen. Gr erlitt einen Druid oes
ltnfen 9eineS Observation-Disclosures
ont reften 9cill. SSn Der Nmbulolj
oeS iiiolidcn Eolijei . IiitrifteS
ipuroe CT nnd Dem Worplono llli.
ueriit0tS &oipitol 0ebrod)t.
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5eiridtcr C'9teiu beitroite int oitli.
d,en S%totionSbolis Den Is Sabre al.
ten Sobn 9ilooenlper bon Jtr. 617,
Siio @olieitroBe, nit ST uilo So.
item uno 10 Sngen @eiQn9niB, iueil
or ouf Den aopi bon Wor Hupon Dol,
Mr. POOL, 9onfitroBe, cine @loSpoie
5erbrohen botte. guobentuer mo
Nupon lporcn pegeit Der S5rou oes
Setteren an 9omnerltog 9lbeno in
cine aeilerei gerotben.
Setrog ietnen ar6eitge.
Der. @eil or %angebIih ieinem gIr.
bcitgeber Srn. Soiepb @ernig bon
Nr. 1906, aisquitbitroBc, $2.70 I'M.
terl6lllg, lullrbe Der "a Sabre olte
6ibrntonn Sobn Scroll pongtr.t7i7,
Carlisle Eluce, oilrd) Hid)ter 2lelucl
Inn in Der -noro0itlid)en E~oIi5eilta.
ton Dem @erihtsperiobren iiberfuie.
len. @ie Sr. 8ernig on9ab. batte
Scroll Den g%enonnten Betrog5i jiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
Ter Matb elmer Came in Nutre Came

Str WutU ttUcr SHWe III VUtTe SHIHC
oil ollie 0ieienigen Die an Hbeumo.
tiSmus, Oh MN Wistel. ooer @elent.
Nbeumatismnts, al S~iiftihmer5ef,
Screen d) II Is, Hitdenpeb, Sfumer-
gen in Der Nierengegeno ODER 0ernen.
idmer5en Ieiben, gebt oobir, OIL iie
Inn ein Sousmittel an id)reiben, mel
DIES luieoerboIt iommtlite oieIer Sc
breden 9ebeilt bat. Sic iiiblt eS oils
ibre Giliht, .oofielbe an Nile ~foitrnirci
81 ifidcn. Sic f0nnen 81 Sarrie cine
Seilung berbeifiibrer, ipos Saiiienoe
be5eilgen fonnen eii alimnfpeflel lit
nid)t erforoerlih. Gieies entoedte
elnfod)e Mittel ifeioet SarniGnre
aus Dem 9lute, nlndt Die i;cifen @e.
lenfe geihmeioig, reinigt oos 9Itit
mo fl1rt ole Sehfrait; Dem gansen
aorperipitem miro gleftri5it1t un0
Spannfroit oerlieben. @enn Sbiaes
Sic lntereIlirt, 10 ~aoreiiiren Sic be.
bufs grlongung bon geipeiien Jaait
W. Snmmers, Dor q. Notre Game.
Sno. Shreiben Sic in oieler Sprode.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

miro. gm Montoa &odmittog I'M I
llbr iinoet etnnllm6u9 itott. bel mel
hem anlaB oie9i@aitc am 3otbboltS
otrbeimoridiren merocn, ulo oonn
Jebt eS nod Dem 6citploB birlouS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-26

Tonight-Y. M. c, A, Gym Contest
- with orchestra. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-26

PILES CURED IN o TO II DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to IA
days or money refunded. Price b0c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-26
MOONS FACE
WILL BE HIDDEN
Total Eclipse VIII he Visible Early
Tomorrow Morning.

A total eclipse of the moon will be
visible here tonight shortly after 1
O'Clock. Many Marion people will
set their alarm clocks and make an
attempt Mt arising to see the phcnom-
enon. which will be interesting In ev-
cry particular. The moon VIII enter
the shadow shortly after / o'clock
and the eclipse will be total at 2;l5
O'Clock. The shadow will pass of
at about 3 o'clock PROVIDED uhe
weather conditions are fair, II Is pro-
missed that the eclipse wiliabe ono'oI
the most. interesting lpyastronomioal
events of the sea son. aHGN uroiiH
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-26
Black Handlers Will Know
Their Fate.
LOCAL MEN WILL TESTIFY
Must Appear Before FEEDER
al Grand Jury.
The Cases of Sam Lima and His AL
legged Accompliccs VIII bc Consid-
cred ut Tolcdo--NIay Fix Blame
6for Murder of Petrosini.

! Before the grand Jury in the Unit
ed States court at Toledo. December
., many local witnesses will testify
against Sam Lima and others who
are charged with being members of
an organized Black Hand society,
which sought to secure $4,000 from
John Amlcon, of Columbus, by
threats of violence.
Among the local men who will tes.
tify there are Robert NJ. Pennell,
Sheriff John G.. Stark. Deputy Sher-
in c.. Breen, Mayor Louis Schcrr2,
Chief Cornwell, officer Cusic and
Postmaster NJ. Il. Dickerson. All
have knowledge concerning the raid
conducted by the postoflce inspectors
or of some of the deeds of the pris-
cners which tend to prove them gull
ty of the offense charged.
on that date all of the Black Hand
suspects gathered in by the officers in
tiis territory, will have their cases
considered by the grand juryH If in
dictments are returned the CHses will
be set for trial soon after the first of
the year, no ifti Hprn
Inspector j.. F.. Oldneid and others
who are working with him, have, been
trying hard to pick upya chain of
clues. connecting thor Ohio band
with, the killing fPorosmo. in It..
ely. They claim that gif the alocaf
men did not have a hand. in the death
Ct Petrosino, that at least they were
aware of the plans made to trap the
New York detective at Palermo, It.
lly, while he was investigating cases
against Black Handlers.
The authorities here who knew Lii
ma and his associates we'll are rather
skeptical of the whole story told by
the inspectors. They think, that per
haps several Italians were really en-
Eaged in an effort to eXtort money
from Amicon, but they doubt the eX-
l,tencc of an organized band. The
kmicon case, they say. may have
rrisen from troubles coming out of
competition for the fruit trade of this
section of Ohio,
on the other hand the inspectors
ciGim to have evidence in the shape
NJ letters. captured in the various
raids, showing that the band was or.
eanized. that conventions were held
and victims decided upon and that
the qualifications extended over all
OF Ohio and even without the state.
Testimony of the inspectors di-
vuIged in full for the first time, will
be watched with Interest here and
practically all over central Ohio.
Prices of all Lying. increased. the
only exception Mrs. Austins pancake
flour. Same old price at the bes
grocers
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-26
BRIEF MENTION

Miss Bertha NJ, Holland, of Pros
pect and Chartes II. Lyle,lof Athaas
Ohio, have been licensed to marty :
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Miss Bessie Belle Blake and
Mr. Ulysses Grant Sanders, of San
Francisco
Mrs. emma Camm entertained the
members OF her family and few
friends with chicken supper at her
home on North Main street last even
ing.
One of the oldesu maple trees on
the lawn ci the hlgh school building
was cut down Wednesday The tree
had been standing in the yard Ior
over forty years and was doubtless
planted NJ some of the classes in the
schools d ,ring the very early days
in Marion.
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