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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16
gcncy hospital.

gcncy hospital.
Mrs. T. B. Smith attended the dis
trict session of the improved Order
of Red Men and Pocahontas at Hy-
ats. Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Harvey Wolfley and family were
entertained at the home of Leonard
He pkins near Green Camp last Sun
day.
Mrs. II. D. Beavers and daugh-
ters, Isabel and Florence were the
guests of Mrs. Z. s. McNabb at
Ashland several days last week.
Mrs. Henry Schllllng who is i'll
at her home in Marion, is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Newcombe who has been Wis
iting at the home of G. w, Dunbar
for several weeks has returned to her
home at Michigan City, Ind.
Val. Hunter of Columbus spent
Sunday with his grandfather, ]. w
Cast
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonner were
here from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. John ID. Hastings visited Ma
rion relatives, Tuesday.
u. II. Lingo visited his family
here from Friday until Monday.
Mr.and Mrs. John Decker of Rich
ards, Mo-, arrived in Prospect this
week and will visit relatives and
friends for n time.
Mrs. Christina Harding and Mrs.
Mary Gunder of Middletown Were
guests the past week of their sister
Mrs. L. II. Hurrelbrink.
Mrs. Elmer Griffith went to Col
umbus, Friday where she was the
guest of Miss Ethel Mcknight and
Mrs. Halt w. Brown until Tuesday
Mrs. A. l.. Cast returned ffom q
business trip TO Cincinnati Monday
night.
A. ], Dyer who Is, Ill with pneu'
monla at his home north of Pros
pect is improving
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PROSPECT.

PROSPECT.
Prospect, Oct. 15.---Mr. and Mira
@. b. Young returned to their home
at Leroy, Mich, on Thursday after
a pleasant visit with their daughter
Mrs. S b. Cast.
Mr.. and Mrs George Livesay re-
turned Friday to their home at Ma
honingtown, Penn, after two weeks
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Frltch and
daughter, Thelma, of Marion. spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. ID.
p. Hord
Mrs. Imo McCrosky and mother,
Mrs. Sam ,Fritch of Marion. wers
guests of Mrs. Adam Stifler last We'd
nesday.
Miss Edith Hord of Columbus, was
the guest of Miss Clara Cope on
Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Canouse. Cas-
sius Grigsby and family attended a
reunion at Corey, Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Cast went TO Alto.
Georgia. Monday where she will
spend the winter with relatives.
Miss Eelen Stockwell was the guest
OF her friend, Miss Leona Jones al
Maron Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Rouse OF Ma
ron, We're guests at the home of j.
w. Statler, Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. DAME Miller and
Mrs John Jones visited in Prospect
tuesday and Wednesday preparatory
TO leaving for their future home al
willard, Green county, Missouri.
Mrs Il. j. Stasgers, Miss Josephine
stasgers Mr. w. III. Hunter and Mas
ter Robert and Daniel Hunter of Co.
lumpus spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. A. Wilson.
Mrs Harry Compton OF Columbus
is the guest of Prospect friends.
Mrs. q. w. Dunbar and Miss Ella
Petty of Prospect and Mrs. M. A
Nencome OF Michigan city. Ind. Wis
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GRAND--Dark
ORPHEUM--sun Murray vaude.
Vile, all Featues.
BY e. X. wy

You who have sufrerep long in out
ward silence (ond inward rebellion
pundtuated- with lnfid adjectives and
expletivees) hats of to Manager How
ell OF Grand! You who have listened to
the swish, swish OF silken skirts at
so much per swish, allowed beplum-
ed and befeathered hats to obstruct
your view, suffered your feet to be
rodden over with impunity, and shov
cd a perfectly good bill across costu-
mers counter to replace hat with a
French heel pucture, take heart Of
grace. for Night has arisen in the
South and the Tate for the theatre"
pest Is about to pass onto the back
shelf there to collect dust-which
Is as II should be.
At the Colonial, the royal edict has
been written, posted, and Is now In
operation. 1t reads thusly; "He who
shall come late to the playhouse
shall not infringe upon the rights OF
his fellow citizen who observes the
law OF punctuality, nor shall he de-
prive said citizen Of any Of the worth
OF his money by disturbing his vision
or line Of thought anent the play he
has paid to see and hear.B But the late
for.the-play' personshall stand in the
foyer until the end of the act, and
there shall he cool his heels and re-
feet upon the error of his ways"
Blessed royal edicti Resident Man
ager BALI Is now in the Capital City,
and ther arises In the breast Of pat
rons OF the Grand the fond hope that
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NIARTEI,

Martel, October 15,---Mrs. Isaac
Tenant returned to her home at Ma
rengo, Thursday, after pleasant
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. w. l. Price of Bucyrus spent
Wednesday with her sister in law Mrs.
w. S. Burtin.
The Misses Avis and Mabel Fate
and Belle Koon, of Cardington, visited
over Sunday with j. Il. Bending.
Mrs, Grace Stone of Delaware Is
visiting her parents here.
Mrs. Forest Sharrock, Of Sterling
Is visiting relatives in Martel.
Win Hardman of Cardington was q
guest of j. Il. Bending, Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Maloney of Gallon
visited Frank Spurlock Thursday.
Charles Trefz moved into his prop.
erty on the north side of town OF
Thursday Il. S. Crossing mived into
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the hind legs, tosses them into the
air and shoots out both eyes before
they can bat'em.
Jimmy Blue Bird, the for sure
enough Indian is grandson Of Yell
low Thunder a famous and indomln-
able chief of the Sioux tribe. yell
fow Thunder was one of the first In
tellectual pillars of his people. and
was power in the councils of Sit
ting Bull who held him dear both as
an advisor and friend. Blue Bird Is a
full blooded Sioux and introduces a
vein of comedy into the little drama
by his love for the weakness of his
kind, the white mans firewater. Also
he executes an Indian war dance
weirdly realistic, In the full panoply
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GREEN CAMP.

Green Camp, Ohio, Oct l5.-Tha
w. {. T. U. held a business session
Wednesday afternoon at tho home
of Mrs, Edith Welch. III
Mrs. Ruth Brinker returned homo
Wednesday from visit with her
brother, Mr.. j. Sherman of Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Butler of Coi-
umbia street. Marion, weer guests on
Saturday and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Chard Jerew.
A daughter was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Taylor. r-
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Porter are
visiting their son, Clinton Porter, at
Lansing, Mich,
The Ladies' Aid Society met In
their rooms at Mrs. Printher's home
Thursday afternoon. After the bus-
mess session pleasant time was spent
in sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrews and family.
of Marion, were entertained Sunday
at the home of MT. aid Mrs. Art
Fish.
Mrs. Della Richardson and littln
son of Toledo, visited SATURDAY and
Sunday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs C. L. Patton.
Nc ana Mrs William Savage and
daughter Miss Nora, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Mayfield attended family re-
union at Carey, Ohio, this week. x,
Miss Veva Somerlott of Dayton. was
the guest of relatives here Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Johnson ara
the parents of a son born Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Brobeck. and
family of Sugar street. Marion. vis-
| tied Sunday at the home of Clark
Continued ON Page Eight.
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successor by right of conquest to
the late Sir Henry Irving is an event
of moment in New York theatrical
circles
Mr.. Robertson vouchsafes a
Chrlstlike role, recalling in a meas
ure Charles Ram Kennedy's Ser
want In the House." The action
takes place in q middle class Lon
don boarding house and the play
takes its name from a lodger des-
ignated "The Passing of the Third
Floor Back" (Mr. Robertson.) New
in note Is the dividing of the theme
into prologue. the play proper and
an epilogue, the characters por-
traying types in the first and
last and assuming names only dur
ing the main action. That "The
Third Floor Back" finally works
regeneration In the hearts and
him is inevitable as Is also the
great acclaim with which he is be-
ing welcomed by serious students OF
the drama and folks who think
even when they play.
Mr.. Robertson is under his own
management but Shubert auspices.
THE Wolf" Eugene Walters thrill
ing story of the Northern forests Is
playing at the Colonial the latter hall
of the week. "The Wolf" was seen at
the Grand last season and Its return
would spell packed house for the
management as the play was one OF
the best liked Of the theatrical year.
"On the Eve" the Russian revolu-
zionist play at the Hudson, New York,
Is being illumined principally by the
impassioned acting Of Hedwig Reicher
a recruit from the German Theatre.
The land of the Car and sables
good for looks but bad for the purse
has given three very considerable
lights to help earn the Great White
Way its sobriquet. First there was
Beraha Kallch then ALA Nazimova,
and now the lead of "On the
Eve" 'Tis said that In the really big
moments Miss Reicher succumbs TO
her own potency. If this be true We
are not like to decry the sin against
art since we are wont to mentally
draw pictures Of Russian alarmlst
lagainst background Of queer looking
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

A real Indian, real cowboy, real
cowgirl-rthese are to be among the
attractions at the Orpheum for the
first half of the week. Guy Weadicli
Is the cowboy, straight from the 10l
ranch at Bliss Oklahoma. He mas not
only done ropeing and fancy lasso
throwing from necessity on the range
but for the entertainment of the pub
lie in the Buffalo Bill and the Pawnet
Bill shows. This fall he stepped from
the famous Miller Brothers, 1000 acre
ranch at Bliss into the glare Of the
footilghts. Guy Weadick is no mere
stage cowboy. He has studied the
ways and byways of the herds from
the Rio Grande to Red Deer River In
the Canadian Northwest. Cattle
on such well known ranches as the
~ Cross and 20 Bar" in Wyoming,
the KIT" in Texas and The famed
''Matador" in old Mexico have felt
the bite OF his branding iron. His
eccentric lariat throwing and rope
spinning Ia marvel of the present
day vaudeville stage, although there
was time when sport was second
consideration and the truth of the
iariat meant life or death to the
thrower. .rE
"Her outlawed horse killed man
and Is bad actor. Cowgirl isn't even
afraid OF mouse--was dads best
hand on the ranch" says the real
cowgirl's father. Miss LaDue asks,
"Afraid?f Why, little boy is not
afraid OF velocipede is he? I've
lived among horses and cattle all my
life. I'm used to them. ] love them
why should be afraid? miss Flor
encel I.aDue VS. the original cowgirl.
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PRICE TWO CENTS

the property vacated by Mr.. Trefz.
Blanche Snyder of LaRue, Is visiting
her sister Mrs. Maud Crissinger.
Mrs Hubbard is very low.
VIM. Weidmire came near Eeing
seriously burned while starting fro
in his general store, Thursday after
noon. Gas formed and exploded,
burning his neck and fore body.
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and down In Texas they call her the
real Chile pepper. That is because she
Is the warmest ever. and wears red
skirts Of genus divided. She Is the
gamest little woman who ever put
dainty toe TO the stirrup, she isn't eve
afraid Of mouse or a beetle, and
spiders! she merely catches them by
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no will place copy Of the precious
document In his trusty leather trav-
cling bag and bring 1t to the local
playhouse, there to post it In six
inch type where all who run may read.
Many many times have we cried
out with him when the conspicuous
entrance pest arrived via our feet
and best clothes, but 'the lobby for
his" is better. May 1t be that the
new Colonial rule will establish pre-
cedent.
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bombs and Internal machines, and
would be puzzled as to the veracity of
any other. Wherefor "entrez' another
talented Russian actress to the Amer
lean stage,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

Mary Mannering opens her season
in "Kidd!e" Rachel Crothers con-
ception in Montreal October Is.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

A temporary injunction restraining
the production of "St. Elmo" the
Augusta j. Evans novel dramatized by
Willard Holcomb, has been granted
by Judge Ray of the United States
court at Auburn, N. Y.
Vaughn Glaser, the actor-producer
purchased the rights 10 the play for
500 and has four companies on the
road. The. injunction holds until
December term Of court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

Arnold Daily will be presented under
Leibler and company management In
a success of the Comedie Franchise,
"know Thyself."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

Action has been begun in the Eng
llsh courts by ]. NJ. Barrie. author
and playwright for divorce from his
wife, VINO before her marriage, was
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

Of his tribe, blankets, beads, feathers
and all the g,iads and gewgaws OF
Of the Indian costum. Blue Bird
brings the wildness and the abandon
Of the forest into everyday world and
with the real cowboy and cowgirl
radiates the charm OF the unbounded
West to the enthusiastic approval oi
the most Indifferent or blase theatre
goer extant. Critics have pronounced
the sketch the most clever of its
type in present day vaudeville.
No bookings have been made for
the Grand the coming week and the
prospects are seven days of darkness.
Some surprises are being planned
for the near future, a number OF New
York companies being like to pass
this way,
Dainty June Roberts and Com
pany, present at the Orpheum "The
"Dollmaker's Dream, O delightful
little touch Of music, comedy and
pathos exquisitely intermlngled. Lit
tie June Roberts Is decidedly clever,
both as dancer and a vocalist. In
a dream the dollmaker sees one OF
his dolls come to life to dance and
sing before his admiring eyes. This
number clone is worth seeing at the
price required for the entire show.
Little June is as dainty and sweet
a little dancer az ever graced the
stage, or exploit the terpslcorean
art. She finds her way quickly into
the hearts Of the audience the set.
ing of her act being highly picture.
sque.
The fifth visit OF Mr.. Forbs Rob-
ertson, famous English actor and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

Nat G, Goodwin has contracted
with Well known composer for 9
musical olay in o:c3 a proposes e
star.
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an actress. Barrie Is famous for his
The Little Minister"
Gertrude Hoffmans unrestralned
emotional dances have been augment
ed by sufficient wardrobe" to comp
ly with police requirements.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS
Man Who Leaves Home Believed to
Be Mentally Unbalanced.

Cneasiness exists because Of the
mysterious disappearance Of Fred W.
Wfidung, until recently a resident OK
Minneapolis. who only about ten days
& come TO South Dakota for the
purpose Of forming a partnership with
his brother. w. r.. W'ildung. a well
knoEn resident Of Sioux Falls. In the
genera merchandise business at
Bridge water. The missing man had
been In poor health for ON time n
his Sioux Falls brother believed a
change Of climate and business would
prove beneficial to him. so he induced
HIM 80 come to South Dakota. The
missing mar was last seen last Satur-
day morning. when he left the Tome
Where be had installed his wife and
little child for the ostensIaSe purpose
Of going To his place CT business. About
noon Mrs. Wildurg found a note left
behind by her husband which con-
WINGED her that he WAS mentally un-
balanced d had wandered away.
The note WAS OF a very rambling char
acter. The missing man has been
ifsced TO a point near Salem. where
he inquired the road TO that place.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
MEMBERS DECIDE TO Qrrr.
6Iizax n Reached In Cuhsn Cabince
@ CRISIS

M 49, HS1AM
The Cuban cabinet crisis, which for
ssrae time hes BEEN Impending reach
I'd q climax Thursday afternoon when
nj h minister's 1s well IN the pariia-
snsniary secretary. Eersor C~asseilanoA
signed their ~rssignstsons. which will
- officially presented 10 President
Gcsaex on hss arrival from Cayo Girls
To. The action Of the cabinet wxs TAX
"a after q conference with the avowed
purpose 81 expressing loyalty 10 the
president aid relieving him 81 the en-.
b-arsassraens IT making removals.
According 60 rurnor. Luis Cctavto
IsssTra~ sf the department ~ Justice.
rsFs be ~sncce~sse~s by Esarnsro Case-
rsr1. Nicolas A4Asersst. secretary ~ The
interior. ~ sser. Iarha9a. nUw in
~sg~-sos general cs ire arr-xa forces:
Lr Matthias rpscas secretary ~ ~ans-
sas&pr. ny Senior Ass@rss. and Poss-aas-
ssr General S~dar~e hr ssrsor Marua
Tsesago, s~x-pressent of tie se1ase ard
zeas@s ~ she re1eTed party.
Tase ~ressgnasacns cf Fersse Farue-
r4~sa- ssesxtary 81 rasaac wDrks who
re~@y ~As seysresy criticised fo- the
dasrmass@s ef yaaaes PaEa~ chief enrs-
rsser - CONSTRUCTION Ct sse Cssrfne-
gps watsrwnFks. ard SeTsor Csssesia-
nss- who developed a~ntt-Arnerscan
presudAcss sEree his appointment r.
of9e~. probably mft be accspsea-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06
Riotinx in Barcelona and Other
Cities in Catalonia Hourly Il
Becoming More Serious.
MARITAL Law EVERYWHERE
Returning King Learns OF Victory
at Heavy Cost in Moroccan
Battle.

Rioting in the provinces OF Gaia
lonia. Spain. and the general NANTES
tations of discomfort in Madrid over
the continuance of the war against the
Kabyle tribesmen in Morocco have
given rise TO grave fears that the en-
tire country is on the brink of a rev.
olution.
King Alfonso Wednesday declared
all Spain under martial law and an
nounced a temporary suspension Of
constitutional guarantees. He an
nounced that the rioting In Catalonia
would be put down at all costs and
arranged to dispatch to Barcelona at
once two cruisers and the entire Third
and Fourth Army corps. under the
personal command of Prince Charles
OF Bourbon. Prince Ferdinand of Ba-
raria also will accompany the troops.
with the rank OF squadron commander.
King Is Hooted I'm Streets.
King Alfonso was publicly hooted u
the streets as he drove from the rail
read station to the royal palace on
his return from San Sebastian. Cries
OF Down with the king" were heard
on every hand.
Barcelona is the center Of the worst
rioting. and 1t Is there that the upris-
Ing against the war policy OF the gov
eminent seems to center. The author
tiles feel that their first care must be
10 break the spirit OF the Barcelona
rebels. after which they can subdue
the m~alcontents in other places with
greater ease.
Wednesday marked a black chapter
In SPANS history. for there was trag.
edy both az home and abroad. The
king reached Madrid in time TO learn
that part of his army at Melilla had
had a bloody battle with the Moors,
which. though the final victory was
won by the Spaniards. cost the lives
OF twentyCne officers and a total o.
200 Spaniards killed or wounded.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06

Fourteen Missing Along Gulf Coast
and Property Damage S75O,OoO.

Twenty-one reported dead, fourteen
missing. ten injured and a property
loss totaling $4,000 is the result OF
the storm which ragged over the south
ern coast OF Texas Wednesday. OF
those missing. thirteen are the mem
bers OF the families of three brothers
Alternately, who left High Island
Tuesday. intending TO go to Sabine
Pass They travelled by wagon and
were to camp out On the beach during
Tuesday night, resuming their journey
Wednesday. Part of their equipment
has been found. the animals which
drew the wagon drowned, but search
Ing parties have found no trace Of the
three men. their wives or the sever
children who made up the party. The
storm practically demolished the town
Of Velasco, but only one life was lost.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06

WAEHNM X&0NA AMAW141c
" rmcaMc-
Cenn1a N~xsco fruss the Atlantic
NJ - rMr4nr. mi frrm QueYaso GA
- nnxt1a L. nzxArx on the south. .
dxssaasoe converting snnr< than 1906
memaxx EnIsxaA M&s shaken early FRIDAY
~ = srrt<@ ~ the nassk severe earth
Nn11ns shocas fesf III tae region Tor .
4ans4e~ Ff = censcxJ. Reports rf THE
tces " NE &re nax exs~raya~se. hss the
u6&c3Aa &Uus~s shnr shax fourteen
wst~ A1zasd snssaghs and sncre than =
scaEe MxstAzsy anssreA~ The towns
e6 AcspEsce asa1 cshlaranrarea. m the
EEss~ ~ cne~r~ru, Rave seea partially
31eesuT*1~
EssnsnEnscssscsn wasA ssaat ssars ~
lbs assr has hsen srnrer1eessy es-
tsssFssAsa
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sh< @rys sAaxxk es sse series was geaf
~ Sit Tss6sr rsmrrsng. tae roekaar
ssscisaatasn k,eanr frsszra sa~s to srssth-
vass*~ IL YRS Tery sevs-e. causing she
a*9ls ~ shs -ns-r vsassses~aas a! sAr
~~sN @~ A%N&&~ NJ 10 M&tSA W " ~ M &T%8 Nm
sssssse a-asskrss. ssTe1arw waaAs.
gsse seease has aa8ssay recovered
s~ssn sAe 2rss frarAst wsen . Second
Ars1 rner~ Hesxsse shsxs9 eawse6 ar cat
Nnarszsx ~ rsasAy everybody 20 the
streets ard Faaxas. T@ks movement
~sas cs . s-sasssse-T and o~scE1aasoyr
character axea sasee1 shazssr seconds
The tAas buildings cs sAe estr swaye1.
hsst Ia ssgyre srssaarssss cracked. the
pavement @rers@d IN ysscs%. ard sn
sAe ssoerer @ss~ssnrs - ssse es~r q nurn-
bier 80 Assszsssss coils yssea3.
stfx st~sssxs axvT sess8r ssvsr sn Mex
sne City arc It's ersFarTns as a re@9lt
- THIS sxssarst sssrseas awy rner. three
sses.rs&na ard n chzaf- roEr yerses~as are
am h~ssgafAas. ard are SO bsxsgr injured
that II - STATED THAT sAsv carsraess re-
espT%r.
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1wF1xE PERSONS KILLER,


Imw7we ase kra~Ha Au Ase Eeaa mad
sn1mx<y Afsy azss4seA. sosssss fatally. II =
k6sa xra the T-sstsus d@Aatrsa assd
3anarse Ea&easse asAanrag. asssrs sm<xs~
IGs~ smis<s essa Sd srsaksasss wash :
mstnrEExy E1s&vwsxasn-
Fsasesss*r traffic aaa she aass Ss 1sar-
Gncumw3y Asaxr ssn Aexsfsuss ca .h&
~Ghons3nAs ssaHsaasx as<1srssea Egsskasss
- <spesr IA Aassne IT, rxaxasaer fcr rss-
Arvnknsn asTsks.
- x@0 sraaHss re5aE6ssd hsx6-cn.
- - coaz3nx trcxn Esseus n*Asens.
<r~@6eA - s1ssaewarsx- MAS ccrzp5tse-
1x&eke6- sfs xssss A,eassE wrnusga -
tn1esx- The snssxas azsd cries sf TIE
- Gis<1 the aar Md the xheae
- <,zse - And<scsdAsshae rssx-
Ofsxa&as ~ she HE hare ss
- aaAe 10 s-tatsra<ns - 10 resssorass-
nG1ey E0r The wreck. IN F said TIE
sMmA~nn1 1rsan 6xd nd aske = s5dsnS
- er1rreA~
- @CeCrrrar nf Ihx uesshrussd
6En6n - aneng The des6. Beth sr&ars
tunse rnnntng ~ high speed especial
~ - weS<AGnnd trssn~ Lad mere pre-
HoUmnhy h<ycnd control.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-08-06

Te the sagacsty Il the family dog
ss @-e the saving cf the life OF the
gssrss daughter ct Gus Jones, q well
kaesffs rarcsser OF Meade county.
Nh'Ae playing or the hanks RI Elm
creSk saear her hcrpe the little girl
ratsss8 her footing ard fell into the
strea- AZ q point where there was q
crer hole. This was at surre little
distance frofa thehgsuse. and the
parents fsiaexa to- hear the screams Of
~. gh3ad- EG- the acg did hear. and
S,A.pE}t&se3v started To the rescue. The
dog grabbed tbs uhsa6'x dress between
ats geeah and paiiea her from what
would haxe hetn certain death. The
cog ss q star" haarae- at the Jones
hcsae.