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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Mbertis Gpnfnrshp.

mofraten" bar taIt meS Sperretsiag.
lerer Bar, Den npe alirator / gIber.
fls 9onflrsbo. San mente life, at
albertis go funbe iIuttes De fsrite
Var, ioet itcre greaIer, S~olmeaaar.
ben og Sploegaaroen, life bar iplae.
lige ! GiebIiffet. Ban mente, of
goet piIoe sipe Sc Trocent / 0ipi.
oenoe. Sette operraifenoe aunltiae
Heinltat ifpIotes, at Der / enaeIIfe
Banter bapbe Iieset for Here Sun.
oreoe Suiinbe Ser. @uIomineaftier
og og'aa reoe Eenee. 90 enbeIia
oar glbertis fisbenbopnife eienoom.
me bIeoen forboIbsois aoot bctaIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
NS Sinclair.S tsttc.

Vg StnclatrSS fBttc. Serre0sltns
rerne / 8uobranosodlen ira Ainae.
bu og norSoper bar bber paIat en-
Wan0 | Ell &omite, iom bar / Sporoa
at faa reiit en- mn Sinclair.S tstte /
arinsen. aomiteen bapbe Den Sbe
aueuit Rsbe paa Stto. Den beiaa
arinsen for at erfare, bnor oen bel.
bigite Slaos bar at finbe. Roget sc.
finitipt berom bIep life beIluttet.
men oct antaees, at Stetten bill bIipe
reiit liot longer ipb, emo ben nupp.
ren0e itoar. Rsbet paIgte ct Or.
6~eibsubpalg og ubpeete eft Bar
Reno | De forifieuige gpgoer til at
foretage Ell SnbiamIing for gieme.
oct. Serreositprerne ifaI ogiaa isaes
ON giorag. Sra amerifa bar man
alerebe flere bunbrebe 8roner. Oct
er Weningen at faa Ststten afIIsret
1912 meo biitoriffe Sptos og Self.
lia6e0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
GienbpmAan6el.

GienbumsbauSel. S~anbeIsiteoet
0al, Hingsafer, er peb Sperretsiag.
ferer Geter greoal ioIst til Sr. g.
giertnes, SrpiiI, for at. $4,000.
Seforfampens Sonatorium |
SronsfieIoene er peS 2oen @anas
Spangsauftion iolst til Sergeant
g. Sflrbal for S,425 8roner.
@aaroen Rprobagen / Sings.
afer er al gieren Better Norobagen
peb Sperretsiasfsrer Ssegb.S mbaI,
@oelpen, iolet til biempenbt Gmeri-
faner @atbias Ssrsenien. aisbe-
Jun ltbefienbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

On seHHepsfase CT ineen poetiif
@ienitnro; men bebnres, bpor narmt
ben taller til Rsuus.eres SSeIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

StNaIaS. - GiIialss tiIi9. en-
- u Section tint Riuu.sqano for $4,000
pr. Were. @oee 8panlnger. Brit az glus
ling NIB, hpis iolat mart. Sor nRrmere
%iliaar ltrip til q. 5reoeritieu, Sor 1853,
Sdncod, Rtnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

Surfnlst Of en- Glsore bIeb en- Gut
| 9iri, iom forIeben 9as fom fra
S9teren, me6beles fra 2inebammer.
@utten traf glgen | ct Sfosinar, os
9pret, iom bite Jig raienbe, iprans
efter bam. @utteu fom iaapibt ur1na
pg fit rebbet fig op | en- gergifraa-
ming. SON maatte taees unber 2pge-
b~eban6ling, % ban fom biem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

"5ram" err reiit. Sra ariItians.
iano meobeles ben Doe ausuit: :
e%itermiooag bIep "Sram"s SunSe
brast umboro, os eiterat iaapeI Sun.
betransporten iomSunSeIipet ombors
bar finematograferet og Sotoarai
asbn bapoe taeet 9ruppebiaeser al
"6ram"s g%eiGtniiig, IetteSe Sfibei
anferet og gift no meb Wotorfrafi
81. 8, fuI9t al en- bel Gel Smaa-
bnaoe. afreiien funbt efter HoaIS
aminbiers Gnife Steb / al StiIbeS
/ Den pafre giten; afreiien par lite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
"6ram"s ManSfab. Seriteu

"5ram"s Ianbifab. Seritemaifi.
niiten omborb pan ~5ram", Oscar
gIiasien. bliper life meo paa Horb.
poIserpeoitionen. San err aaereoe
afmsnitret. SiteSetfor GIiasien bIi.
Der en- ipeuif Woutsr meo til San
Sraucisco iom 6sritemaifiniit. San.
fen bIir anSenmnifiniit o. Climb.
itrsm Sreoiemaitiniit. timber ieIpe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Zen iurbubnc @smnaitif. eu ar.

-" IpipHpHe ODWHn1tf. TN SUs
rerinoe | Ell isnoeripoif gp, 6rsfen
ebrilttne goeien, iom troos Sorbuo
bonoe nnSeroiit. llngoommen / @pm.
naItif, er bIepen iIagt 200 1orf /
gsoer. Sa bun life msote efter
Bolitiets Srore, bIep bun ben 9oe
gii9uIt aibentet al IoIitiet oa isrt
glennem @pen og inbiat / grreit,
bpor bun | ire Tiger ifaI ofione i'm
6%orbrpoelie. Ger b~erifer flor Sorme
| Ssnoeripaanb oper gfipren, ioo
meget mere iom RiaSretten / 2eipsia
I De ienere aor | TO Somnre bar no.
talt, at oen preiisiiife Reaierinas
Sorbuo MOB misunderstanding /
8Dmnoitif er ulopIia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Gen tefmife Ssifole. Sra Srono.

y" fttHtIfe PpFI1ple' OIu SlUIlU'
biem meooeles ben 9be IuguIt: Oct
ier efter aft no of BONNIE at bIipe
ftor Hift ON Glepplaoiene til oen
t~efniife Ssiifole. Eli oct fsrite 8iiIb
bar Der aIereoe melbt fig ntai1ge
flere glener, enc Der err 8Iaos til.
Sriiten for anmelbelie uolsber Den
lobe, iaa Ser bill formobentlig eribnu
meIoe iig mango.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26


Sjortcn. st i%tatelig giIot bar hi
pda oisIe aanter, ifrioeS Der til u.
T." ira ariitiansiun6, og set er
Shorten. Gen Siteren i Srouo.
biemsleoen alene ifal bape oper 400
DIR, Salpparten al al Short / Nor.
&c. 0esuoen finbes Sen / Sc tiIits.
oenoe Serreoer paa Roromsre iipr
paa Suitern % Sreisen. Sier poo
oenne iioite 2 bar ben optroabt meb
Itaoig itigenoe SaIriQbeb, og iom
6elge al 6reoningen bar oen p9ret
noflaa ipaf. Som grempeI berpaa
fan nppnes, at Ssmmerfisrere bar
Jet Den 9oe al Ssiet iammen meb Sc.
lterte, naar DC ON 8interen bar bolot
Spil | Sfogen. gnten gerne her.
noe er blet ben for TRANCE, ioa oen
rsoe Siort / 2igbeb meb ben auIe
Sopnner fsIer Srang til at iutte Tia
taIt paa Soitlanbet, eQer bporleoeS
Oct mt er, nof er bet, at Shorten /
oct Iiolte gar bar breot Tia inooper
acknowledgements, oper Sasie 90
Iosgoaro, iaa ben mn optrpoer, oo
oct | betpoeIise @Gngoer, iao lanai
lnoe lom opoper Surenoalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

Ilterpincn. Set norife Sotalai.
bolosielifabs Sanositpre bar ben.
penot Jig til airfeoepartementet for
at faa inofert oltoboIfri Srueiaft
eQer aIfpbolioag Bin til grug peb
Naoperoen. Serpaa bar 0eparte.
mentet iparet, at oct, efter at ia fore.
last Sagen for Gigets giifoper, ial.
falb for Siben life timber at funne
treffe nogen Sorfsinins / ben antp.
oeoe &etning. Get opIpies, at al.
%terpinen | ariitiania ~inoeboIber 10
a ~ Procent glfoboI og Bin, iom
bar minore alfobolsebaIt. bIir me.
get let beo9rpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
SrGbt Of en- Sten. ssrn annernes

SrGbf at en- Sten. Sra Sagernes
meooeles Den 2oen auguit: Gn itpa
ulpffe er bpnot / gorguno / Ger.
bal. Sognmanb gnffes 8 imao
Barn gift Ell Cur opoper @inbeue.
peien melem airfepolo og Suium
for at pluffe gGr, ba en- Stem Issnet
bit oppe | SieIoet os paa lin raife
Sart neooper traf ct al garna, en-
II gnr gammel Eiee / So6et meh
Den 5elge, at bun bsbe / 2sbet Of ei
Ear Winuter. Senbes TO grsbre.
iom bar meb, iprang itrafs efter
SPge, men Tigen bar anerebe oso,
Ga ban fom tiIite0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

IDntfunb. On @anS, Tom boIot
paa at grane en- @rsft beb 9offa
Citation, fanot ifsIge "SamboIo" to
gantle SslpmDnter meb fremmeo
8r9s, ire &obbermpnter iamt en-
Stigbsile al Sern. @ienitanbene
families | ct fliIbblanbet SorbIag ca.
1 Weter unoer SorboperIaben og
poa 8 forifieniee Ste6er / @reften,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

Gn Sinbcbebrift. Eli "Iorgen.
blobet" meboeles fra Spolper Den
2ben aiteuit: Sr. Tiibenion nteo TO
Sebiaeere beites mat Spolo9rsieita,
iom tiolisere bar peret opeipet iom
libeitigelig. Slanbt andre bar Gin.
bebeitigeren S1inesbp life popet fig
ifait meb ben. Safrige SiIffuere
tllgte Acknowledgements Serb opoper
Sielbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
StriS ON lIlefus BERT. IRA Sfie

Crib om ltlefps Bert. Sra Sfien
meooeles Den Sbe Iuguit: @n inter.
esiunt Retsiag er unber SpieiIing
menem Sosnepreiten | SoIeu, galle,
% 8ammerberre GappeIen. Otter
unoerisseIier / eamle 0ofumenter
mener Soenepreiten, at aammer.
berre Gappelen Inn bar baot Drugs.
ret, life gienoomsret, til lllefos
Sernoerf cher Salppartcn al Sos.
len % ca. 500 MfaaI Serb, boorpaa
gebpggeIieu paa lllefos mt or beIig.
genoe. S%ognepreiten paaitaor pioe.
re, at 8ammerberren bar tabt
grugsretten, ba Sernberfet life er
bolot / Drift. Sagen bar / iIere Iar
pGret unoeriset at HegierinaSabpo.
faten, ION bar afgipet en- GrflGring
on, at &ammerberren fin bar
grlgsret. StIlbe Sognepreiten peo
Somitole faa WebhoIb / lin Spfat.
ming, bill BET faa ben ~itsrite 9etpb.
ming boa6e for Soften aommune oa
for Stoten iom Gier al B%rcitegaar.
Den, ioet BET Der gi9Iber meget Itore
8Pr0ier,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

mario % / Stateris Sieneite aniatte
geitilingsmrno, iom p9iertIig bar
bapt fin 2%ioseierning | Bergen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
GmapanSina peb eleftriif araft.

"Splanoet" bar bsrt n9pne, at man
paa enfelte Steocr / Seoemarfen ag.
Ter at erperimentere meo @nguon-
bling peb Si9lp al eIeftriif 8rmpe-
BERT. Saalebes bill Sngenisr Bin.
Gems Steen i~itanobrinee ct iaaoant
pua &ionerub, bpor Sanoet ifal bum.
pes OBJ fra Nisien for giennem imaa
8rsfter at foroeIes liooper Soroene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
granb paa Wsrbal Statipn. Sra

granS paa WDrbal Statipn. Sra
Wprbal meobeles Ben 7oe IuguIt:
Snat opitob 9ranb | Ben berp9renbe
2ofomotipitalo. en- at De roterenbe
Sneploge brenbte fuIbitenbig OBJ,
Iiaeiom ct 9ofomotip leo aoifiQig
Sfnbe. 2ofomotipitaIben neobrpnb-
te til 8runben. aariaaen til Sloens
Spfomit pibes life. Sfaben aniIaoes
I'll ca. 100000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

Slom | 8ania. Sra 9inebammer
meobeles ben 2ben @ug.: geo Regn.
peiret igaar og mat bar @aria poret
til en- Ssioe, JONI err iieIoen paa ben.
ne Iarstib. @lpen er Iigeiaa itor
MI iom ipaar, ba 9roerne itreg meS
% 5laafelibammen git no. SSaa
Wtorges peb 6.Siben tog eIpen
Slaafeli Bro. groen, iom er beIt /
TO 9eIe, err bIet bGngenbe neoenfor
@aarOen 9nltum.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
CANNON IS
UNDER ARREST
Charged With Conspiring
Against the Life of Presi-
dent Madriz.
by United Press Wire.

Cornto, Nicaragua, March Is
charged with conspiracy against the
life of President Madriz, George Can
non, twenty cousin of Lucy Can
non. the American VINO was executed
by former President Zelaya Is held in
prison here today. Cannon was arrest
ed several days ago but his identity
was not established until late yester-
day, when, after beng put through
a rigorous examination by prison ofil-
cials, it was brought out that Cannon
had been i'm Central America for some
time, and had had adventures in other
places.
Cannon was secretary to General
Chamorro, leading general in the pro-
visional army. He came here from
Bluehelds. He had secured a letter Of
introduction TO President Madriz in
Port Limon.
The arrest of Cannon was made with
the knowledge of Admiral Kimball,
commander of the American naval
forces here. During his examination,
he declared General Chamorre filled
his head with the idea that President
Madriz was responsible for the death
of his counin and he was seeking re-
Venge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
FLAT RACING
SEASON OPENS
Horsemen and Race Lovers
are Swarming Into
London.
BETTING IS VERY HEAVY
Prizes Offered are Very
Valuable.
America Has Favorite in the
Big Race.
some of the Worlds Most Famous
Racers VIII Meet in the Great
Events Which are Scheduled for
This Wcek-August Belmont has
an Entrant In Norman Ill IA Former
Winner.
BY rnltcd Press Wire.

Lincoln, England, March l5,-The
English Hat racing season opened here
Monday. From all over England and
ireland racing enthusiasts have gath
cred to indulge in their favorite sport,
and the time hcrored Carholme
course presented scene of sepctac-
ular interest long before the post
bugle summoned the horses for the
first race.
Mondays racing was comparatively
unimportant. the only stake feature
being the Batthyany pate worth $2,-
500 but it provides splendid curtain
raiser for today's big event, the Lin
Golnshire handicap of $500 and an
appropriate piece of plate, the first
real contest of the year. While there
are many more valuable stakes CON
tested for. II Is doubtful if any Of
them has the historic interest at
tached to the Lincolnshire.
All through the winter there has
been heavy betting on the Lincoln
shire and the Grand National, which
Is competed for over four and a hall
miles of the aintree course at Liv-
erpool next Friday.
over here the bookies couple tho
two races and offer magnificent odds
In their future book. Against the IA
vorite for the Lincolnshire and the ia.
vorte for the Grand National, cou.
pied I'm combination, there is Offered
odds of 100 to I and these range II
other combinations, up To- 5000 to
against the outsiders.
America viii furnish one Of the IA
vorites for the big race today. Agalns
the Whitney pair, Belirium and Par
seus, only six to one Is being Offered
and Jack Joyner, who trains for th'
| light blue and brown, says he expects
to unsaddle the winner.
August Belmont, chairman of tn
| New York Jockey Grub has an en-
trant in Norman III, former win
ner of the classic. He has turne'
Rogue, and while he can win If h
feels like II, he Is "A bad betting prop
osition. Wanda. the big brown four
year-Old that the Keene stable trie'
to make a stake winner out OF las
| year, will also start. He Is no'
owned by G.. A. Prentice and
trained by Otto Madden. the forme
Jockey. The seasons prospects ar
very light. There are more Amer
lean horses In training here than eve
before, and as most OF them have ha
year to get acclimated. they shoul
give a good account OF themselves
James X. Keene is the only America
owner who reduced his stable Har
ry Whitney, IL 3. Duryea, Charle
Carroll and Jack Joyner all hav
larger stables than last year, an
some Of their two-year-olds are con
sidered cracks
The horses that figure in the futur
betting for this years derby ar
Lord Rosebery's Neil Cow; A. FAN
lies Limberg; n r. Whitney's Whis
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
MAGNATES ARE
VERY. OPTIMISTIC
Tanning Bee Discloses En-
thusiasm.
STATeRS HOLD A meeting
Piqua Will be Admitted to
League.
Sandusky Fails to Show up-Eorrcit
Money Ready 10 Post Hands of
President-Dayton Central League
Club Back of Plqua Movement.

Columbus. o.. March 1i.--(Spe-
claD--That the Ohio state league will
enlarge It's circuit to eight clubs at
the meeting this afternoon at the
Neil House became certain Hcfore the
magnates retired into executive scs
sion and Piqua will be the city to be
given the Mansfield franchise.
a big crowd of magnates, fans and
players filled n portion of the Neil
House lobby this afternoon ana base
BAH was the thing IIt the magnatcs
tell the truth then there s. won
dorful amount Of interest being taken
ir the game over the circuit and a
successful season lies ahcad of the
Staters
Piqu1 representatives are on han1
to ask for a berth. They represent
that their ball park Is located between
Piqua and Troy, on trolley line Civ
ing excellent service and that both
cites will support it, Foreign cap
ital Will put the team i'm but Piqua
fans will contribute as well.
II is supposed that the hackers of
the Piqua team are the own"rs of the
Tayton franchise i'm the Central
league and the team will be used ia
develop players for the Central a,
Dayton.
If Pidua is admitted then the Ke-
nova franchise will he awarded Ia
William Siebert as president of the
Mountain state hthclctic club az
Huntington. without any strugs tied
To it. The award was first made on
condition that another city be Sc
cured.
If the circuit is complctei Mans
field viii he released to the OPP ard
that league. which meets tomorrow
viii formally take III Akron and
Mansfield. Exhibition ylmes be-
tween the O.-P and O.-S. cities are
spring. If the eighth city is not Sc
cured Mansfield will be held.
Sandusky was not represented at
the meeting today, the promoters there
tRving decide dthat Piqua had too
good a chance as its location is
much more desirable.
club presidents will today post ono
half of the forfeit money for the
season 1915. The remainder mus;
be posted by April /
After The other business is done
away with the magnates will turn
tr ward the schedule and adbpt one uf
the drafts made by President r. w.
Read.
II is not expected that Marion will
secure one Of the opening dates.
Marion representatives arc: Presi-
Gent o. Wolienweber Secretary r. r
Allen and Directors John Retterer
end Dan Evans.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
Will Send a Delegate to the
O.-S. Meeting.
OUTSIDE CAPITAL INTERESTED
Piqua Club Promises Solid
Support.
Fans Down That Way are Confident
of Securing Admission TO the
Icague--Tans are Also willing to
Help Along Financially.

Piaua, o., March t5.-Lovers of
baseball in Piqua have begun to SIT
M and take notice at the prospect
of this city having organized ball this
season i'm the Ohio State league. The
league officers have announced that
plaua can be received If Kenova, w.
Va, qualities.
Local men who are inclined toward
the sport, will assist in raising the
guarantee fund, while outside capital
will finance the club. This city Will
be represented at a meeting of the
league at the Mel House In Column
bus Tuesday. The entry OF Pi-
qua and the Kenova will make an
eight-club circuit. the other towns al
ready in the fold being Lima, Mar
ion, Newark, Lancaster, Chillicotho
and Portsmouth.
Should Piqua become a member of
the state league, a playing manager
Will be secured who knows the league
methods well and has an eye out for
players The matter has been thor
oughly discussed by members of the
Piqua club, which is the chief boost
ers organization in the city and a
Willingness to subscribe the amounts
needed to finance the club has been
shown
There promises to be exceeding
great rivalry between Lima and Piqua
should both these cities be repres-
ented In the league The heads of
the various traction lines entering
Piqua will be interested in the pro-
nOgitinD fOr this pitX
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
PERSONALS

Howard Stoll went TO Columbu
this morning on a business trip.
Miss Violet Davidson left for Co
lumbus this morning 10 visit friends
Clifton Lauer has returned from 4
visit with Columbus friends.
Mrs. Carol Dividson has returned
from Kenton visit.
Mrs. Holly and son Carl are in
Delaware attending the funeral of a
relative.
Mrs. Edward Crawley is visiting
relatives in LaRuc this week.
II. b. Shoemaker from DeGraff Is q
Marion visitor.
Il. V. Strayer of DeGraff Is visiting
friends in Marion.
n. r. Jones has gone TO Columbus
on a business trip and will return this
evening.
Stanley Straycr returned to Ada
Monday, after spending Sunday in
Marion.
Toledo after u few days visit with
friends.
Erwin Foit of Kenton' Ohio is visit.
ing at the Price home on Bellefontaine
avenue
Thomas Wahlin has returned from
Dayton to accept "A position with the
Hall-Cronin company.
Mrs. Howard Stoli will arrive home
this evening after having spent ter
weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs
IS. Il. Golden in Mexico CITY Mexico
II. T. Ireland and family left las
evening for San Bernardlno, Califor'
mia where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Ireland was formerly EN-
ployed by the Prudential Insurance
company of this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
FIRE LADDIES
KEPT BUSY
Cal cd Twice This Afternoon 10
Quench Grass Fires.

Grass fires attracted the attention
of the fire departments for the great
er part of the afternoon. Tuesday.
The first call was at 1:1O o'clock,
on a lot located on South Senner
avenue. The grass was buring close
to Several buildings and had goot be-
yond the control of the residents
of that vicinity. No damage resulted.
Thes econd call came at 1880
o'clock. A large lot located along
the Hooking Valley railway on Col
umbia street was the scene of the
connagration. The firemen allowed
all of the dead grass to burn up while
they stood guard and prevented II
from spreading to any of the build
ings No damage resulted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
MANAGER LEWIS WRITES THAT
HE WILL REACH HERE APRIL |

prepare for the ADVENT cf some
twenty-five young Diggers. At pres
ent lie is taking a little trip to round
p one or two college pitchers he has
heard good things about, Lewis
deems II necessary to hook at least
one good pitcher to make sure of his
n am for the season.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
NOTED SPORTSMAN
QUITS THE GAME

Long Branch,N. j. March 15-The
funeral of Square Gambler" Phil
DAILY will be held here tomorrow
Daily died yesterday, known from one
end of the United States to the other
as the gambler Who up to twelve
years ago, would take chance on
and whose word was far
better than the bond of many men.
Heart failure, following an attack oi
Ia grippe, carried off the noted sports
man, who has lived quietly for the
last twelve years The announcement
of his death was the first intimation
many of his friends and former pa
irons had that he had not died years
ago. lie left an estate valued at less
than 100000,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
nONrS SIGNS UP

Pittsburg, pa, March 15.-Honus
Wagner, the veteran Pirate shortstop
Monday accepted the terms Of the
Pittsburg club and Will sign his con-
tract shortly This leaves Howard
Camnitz the only hold -out.
Wagner will receive $4,000 a year
He will. however be exempt from
going to West Baden Indiana, for
which place, seven members OF the
team VIII leave tonight to join the
advance guard Of battery men already
there. Wagner will leave Friday foi
81. Louis where he will join the team
and continue the trip to Hot Springs
the spring training camp.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15
HUR SURE TO
FL VAT THE TRIAL

Marion Ind, March ia jury wa
secured today to act as Can advisory
to Judge Elliott. in the divorce tria
of Mr. w r. Krauss VS. Mrs. Rae
Krauss, who is now serving a term
i'm the woman's prison at indianapolis
for the murder of her daughter Crys'
tai Krauss i'm 1904.
Mrs. Krauss was in court today,
and greeted her attorneys with smile
She is stopping at the Spencer hotel
in company with a guard from the
prison and is not confined in jail.
Mir Krauss is also stopping at tho
hotel. Both sides promise sensational
Developments.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15

"Tll be in Marion on April H.
writes Manager Joe Lewis in a letter
received here today. TEL the boys
that we will have a good team this
year and one that will be battling for
the top all the way"
Lewis will come on April and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-15

Drives away wrinkles, brightens the
eye, cleanses the blood, rounds out
hollow cheeks. Makes rosy COM
plexions, builds up worn out tissue
makes and keeps you young and hap
py. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
natures best Spring tonic-physic.
CHARLES SCHMIDT a. co.