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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
ROBERTSON
DANGEROUSLY
Injured in Turning up For
Vanderbilt Cup Race at
Minneola, Long
Island.
BY United Press wire.

Mlneola, l.. L., Sept. 23-Rushing
along at better than sixty-five miles
an hour George Robertson. the ma
tionally famous racing driver. lost
control OF his giant Benz car on the
motor parkway this morning and was
seriously, IL not fatally, hurt. He is
now In the Mineola hospital with a
fractured right collarbone and right
arm, probable fracture of the skull
and internal injuries. Stephen A..
Reynolds. who was riding with him,
was less seriously hurt.
The accident was the first in con-
nection with the tuning up spins for
the Vanderbilt cup race of october I,
which brought twenty-five of the en-
trants out on the course this morn
ing. Along the macadam Robertson
hit mp terrific pace and when he
reached the Massapcqua turn, where
the macadam roadway merges into n
dirt thoroughfare, he applied his
breakes to make the turn but they
failed to work and when the wheels
hit the dirt the car skidded, turned
over side ways and crashed against
telegraph pole.
Robertson was thrown clear OF his
seat and the momentum carried him
through the fence into the field by
the side of the road. He was uncon-
sclous when picked up. Reynolds was
caught under the wreckage. Robertson
regained consciousness for a few
and complained Of great pain
He asked that he be not
taken to hospital as he did not wish
his bride OF a month alarmed. Doc
tors who examined him said he was
very badly hurt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
Schedules Except That of
Wool (which Was the
Worst of All And
Which
He Admits Was Not Re-
vised At All) And Declar-
es This Law is Not
The Cause of High Price OF Living.
hut ir The Law Was Not TO Hold Up
Prices What Was it For?
Nv United Pross Mir..

Lyons. ~ Y, Sept. 23.-That the
| Paync-Aldrich tariff bill absolutely
! fulfilled the promises of the last Re-
publican platform for downward re-
| vision" and that IL is an excellent
! Jaw with the possible exception of the
wool schedule. was the defiant con-
tention of Serene Il. Payne. one of
its authors, in a speech here today.
For the fourteenth time Payne has
been renominated by the Republicans
of the Thirty-Tirst New York district
and he took OCCASION in accepting, to
defend the tariff especially from the
contention that it is responsible for
the high cost of living.
with a different wage scale in ev-
cry foreign country" he said, "and
with differences in wages In every part
of this country, honest men, seeking
the difference in labor cost here and
abroad will not agree. To reconcile
these differences of the twelve men
selected for the task was part OF the
work that congress had to do in maxi
ing up the tariff schedules ana in the
last analysis these differences had 20
be settled by a majority vote. The
result was satisfactory to meofn gem
eral results.
"The law as signed by the presi-
dent has resulted in a gentTal re-
vision downward and no AMOUNT of
special pleading. no misstateinent Of
facts, and no suppression of material
facts, will ever make It appear other
wise" he said.
"The Payne law has tu~ned a deficit
of $4,000. 900 into a surplus of s22,-
100000 in its first years operation.
1t is an easy thing to say that the
present tariff law has increased the
cost of living but Il Is impossible to
prove It. 1t is almDs, impossible to
find a single item on which the tariff
has been increased on which the price
has shown a similar increase. on
the other hand, on nearly every item
where we reduced the tariff Is where
we left il the same they have main
tanned the old price and some times
increased"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
BOB HAS REVOKED
POWER OF ATTORNEY

BY United Press Wire.
New York, Sept. 23-The power Of
attorney that Robert w. Chanler gave
Lima Cavalieri Chanler whereby she
could collect all of his income to in
sure the payment to herself Of the
100000 year he guaranteed her in
their antenuptial agreement, was
finally revoked today. Attorney Sidney
Harris, representing Chanler, served
notice on the trustees OF the Chanler
and Delano estates that his client
has revoked the power of attorney
and that any claims thereunfY are
void.
1t IL understood that the revocation
of this power OF attorney was one of
the conditions Chambers family made
before they would consent to aid him
in his troubles with his operate
bride. y
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
A Protest by Drn ymcn.

Marion, Ohio. Sept. 90, 1910,
We, the undersigned, draymen o!
the city of Marion, Ohio. hereby pro-
test against and positively refuse to
abide by the order made by the board
of managers of the Marion county
fair, requiring us to pay an entrance
fee OF one doNar or any other sum,
for the privilesS of hauling goods to
said fair
Charles Agard,
HAIRY Perry,
Cah Daum,
A. FRunds,
NJ. BSooks,
ClareAce lcSfrniss,
w. N.\TYfvis,
f. r. smith,
Il. Urton,
II. w. Straub,
A. NJ Peoples,
G. W. Foster,
NJ L. Paddock,
Seth Knoch,
l.. b. Messenger,
A. l.. Wood,
William Sifritt. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
VETERANS WILL
MARCH TO FAIR
Major Titus Announces Plans for tile
Big Reunion.

Major $, n. Titus today announced
that all old soldiers who expect To
attend the reunion ON the first day
of the county fair, next "Wednesday,
are to meet at the court house 81
that the march can be made on
schedule time A band will lead the
marchers. Those who are unable to
march maky take street cars but are
requested to wait for the marchers
at the gates. All those who have not
received tickets may get them by
calling on Major Titus.
Major Titus wants II understood
that all old soldiers are invited to
attend the reunion whether they are
members of the post or not, Many
veterans will be held from the ad-
joining counties.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
OFFICIALS
Want Mr.. BOYD
Who Was The Only Person
Who Escaped Unhurt
From the Recent
Disaster.
BY United Press Wire.

Fort Wayne. Ind. Sept 25.-Fol-
lowing the summoning by Judge c.
T.. White Of Wells -Blackford circuit
court special grand jury to con-
vene Monday to investigate the wreck
on the Fort Wayne and Wabash Val
ley traction Wells county authorities
today are searching for John Boyd,
the Marion, Indiana, travelling man.
who was the only passenger to escape
After the wreck Boyd de-
clarcd that the collision of the trac-
ton ears In which forty persons were
killed, could have been avoided. He
says the mOtorman Of the north
bound car lost his head when he sa v
the other car approaching Boyd has
The board of directors
of the traction company are to meet
here today to discuss the wreck mat :
ter.
The blame for the disaster has not
been fixed by the company yet.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
MRS. HARDING
ATTENDS FAIR
Wife takes Place of Republican Can.
didate Who Cannot Attend.

Because her husband was absent on
important political business, Mrs.
Warren G.. Harding. wife of the Re-
publican candidate for governor. took
his place yesterday at the Powell
fair, where he was expected. and
mingled with the large crowd that
gathered there. The attendance yes
terday alone was greater than the
total for three DAYS last year and the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
II. =. Credit Best.

Washington. Sept 23-The National
Monetary Commission announced to-
day that the credit of the United
States is better than that OF any
other country.
The price of bonds Is the test Of
credit, and such securities of the
United States attract higher prices
than do the bonds OF England. France
of Germany.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23

ing loss of 100000 and threatened
destruction of the entire plant.
Seventy-five firemen were overcome
by smoke from thes burning hemp
during the progress of the fire. Some
of them were taken to hospitals. on
Wednesday afternoon fire equally
as mysterious attacked the twine
warehouse with 100000 loss.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
shooting At The Cults.

New York, Sept. 2S-A lot OF splut-
tering about something few peopk are
interested in, IL the verdict today on
ANTI Matrimony" In which Miss
Henrietta Crossman began her season
last night. The play Is an "intermit-
tent comedy and is supposed TO deal
a heavy blow at Ibsen. the new
thought and other thin-ice cult Miss
Crossman's work was clever
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23

management is greatly encouraged.
Columbus and Delaware had large
delegations in attendance. A NUM-
Der of Columbus business men who
own farms in Deleware County are
active in promoting the fair.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
A FIREBUG AFTER
HARVESTER FIRM

BY United Press Wire.
Chicago, Sept. 23-When another
mysterious fire was discovered at the
Deerlng plant of the International
Harvest company early today the po-
lice We're convinced that firebug is
after the company. The fire destroyed
n five-story hemp warehouse entail
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23

Woburn. Mass, Sept. 2S-The s. o.
Pollard tannery here was destroyed
by fire early today with loss Of
So, 900.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23

The great Marion county fair, Sept.
%, 2S. 29 and 80. Be sure TO come.
9-19-7t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23

Don't forget the dates OF the great
Marion county fair, Sept %, 2S, 29
and 80. 9-l9-7t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23

poets to annex tho Acoips lof ail the
famous "dare-devils" of5 the benz
ne-whizzcrs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23

Try our Pochahontas Nut for your
cook stove. Enterprise Coal & Feed
Co. Phone 99i. 9-14-eodtf
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flr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. +(Snttfe.iS
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Baltimore aarebbnd fir 1910

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Nm bic Oamen.

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GIiiabcth IaNer,
IN li.benSer Griantrnpa

an itHiere tbelre Wiutter
GIi6dtetb u. .Saniien,
9eitorben por eiiem Sabre. am 90. Samlpr
1909. n T. :
II has been one long and dreary year
-fnce we lost our, mother dear.
God called her from us. He knew best,
Say toiling Is over, come and rest.
A bitter cup, a shock severe, -
To part with one we love so dear.
(23) 9un ihren aiuoeru.
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9onbon-Yarf .Geufctcrg.

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wiedziala sic Q tenn i uczu !
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gla spokoinie my6lec, ze pa,
sierbica bedzie miala diva ra-
" " w,iecej majatku, niz wszy:-
stkie jej piecioro m}odszych
dzieci.
Niebardzo tel slo'!ko ply.
nelo zycie sierocie PREY boz
ku zazdrosnej macochy, cho.
ciaz by}a %dziewczyna. dobra,
serdeczna, rada kazdemu u
s4uzyc i :%dopom6dz, j chetnie.
nia6czy}a swe m}odsze PREY.
rodnie rodze6stwo. P6ki to
rodze6stwo by}o drobne, Ma
rysia by}a bardzo potrzebna
". domu i romaga}a macosze
we wszystkioh robotach. Ale
i druga c6rka Je-
drzeja, najstarsza z dzieci
drugiej zony.. Dziewucha ia a
zacze}a r6wniez brat sic. do
wszystkiego i matce pon'agat
.Wtedy Jedrzejowa iawnie O.
kazywa}a ~pierwszehetw o swej
rodzonej GORGE, a pasierbice
stara}a sic cd wszystkiego
odsuwac i rada by}a nawet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08

z Zycia.
= $50

g iF-."FrE.r,gNNf 3 -M
Jedrzei Tomczyk, jeden 2
gospodarzy " Jasieh6cu, ultra
ciwszy zone, kt6ra mu POGO
stawi1a nietylko swe wiano,
ale i dzieci, ozeni} sie pow
t6rnie. Poja} dziewczyne 20
wsi sasiednej ubog4 lecz pra-
cowita. By}a tez 2 niej dobra
i zabiegliwa gospodyni, ale
matki dzieciom zastapic ia.
kos ME umia}a. poczatku
jeszcze jako takosopiekowala
sic niemi. KiedB iednak Pan =
Bog da1 jej wlasne dzieci, to.
sta}a sic skapa j {: ma grosz
okrutnis chciwa, a ma poster
bow krzywo patrza}a.
z trojga dzieci pc pierw-
ezej zonie Jedrzeja wycho-
wala sic tylko najm}odsza
dziewczynka, Marysia. Dwo-,
je starszych pomarlo. Mary.
STA vice wed}ug prawa mia1a
zostac W przysz}o6ci dziedzi'
czka ca}ego mienia, jake pc
lei matce niebozczce pozosta-
10. A trzeba wiedziec, re pra-
vie Gala osada, ma kt6rej Je-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08
Czytajcie bardzo ciekaWe
- POWIESCI p. t.:

,,Dwie zony pod jedna ~strzeeha' tdachem) calo56 aobaj-
\ muje lis %zeszyt6w. %~=~ ""@*
,,Kr6lowa aWanturnica'' ca}os6 IS %zeszyt6w.
ma oftarZu mif0Sci" SO %zeszyt6w. ="@".* **"*
,N%ienaWiSC a mif0SC" 81 z%eszyt6w.
,Groby Sybirskie" 102 z~eszyt6w. I
,~,WOlnomularZe" czyli tajemnice loi maso6skich. II zesz.
,,Fatalny iron" 13 %zeszyt6w.
,,Oblubienica wenecka" 70 zeszyt6w.
,,Ojciec GapOh" SO %zeszyt6w.
,Liona" czyli nieszczeSliwa piekna grzesznica. 81 zeszyt.
%,.NieWinnie ma sZubienice skazana". 102 zeszyt.
,,POrWane dZiecie" III z%eszyt6w.
,MafgOrZata" 1902 zeszyr6w.
Polecam wilee innych powiesci jake kto zazada. Je,
den zeszyt kosztuje 10 a%meryka6, cent6w. 20 hol: 20 fen.
10 koj. Nadto juz Prawie "a darmo wyse}am ~ zeszyt6w
powiesci ilustrowanych kryminalnych, DO tylko "a so
cent, ameryk. kt6ra to kwote prosze pos}a6 markami pocz-
towemi W liscie k}6re przyjmuie z wszystkich KRAKOW / IL
cze jake got6wke.
Te powiesci maja wielka wartos6 lteracka W .niczem
ME obrazaja uczu6 estetycznych i NIGGA bye przez kazde-
70 %czytano,
Adresowa6 listy prosze: -~
Jan Bystryk
w Majdanie--- Kolbuszowskim.
Galicya $50 Austrya - Europa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08

lsE aKggsnaAlpreazel apozpYc SIC le]
!. dlo ! / 3. N M>la,arysia to czula,
pojmoWala u sdmucila sic "
|cieelhllo,kklce9ll;,, i. "a -. snr "a a. sic
[jei ssposobno66 zejSt = oepzu.
macosze.
w tel samej wal lest dw6r
a " MIN mieszkaja pahstwo
Jasienieccy. Niedlugo pc ich
pobraniu sic mioda dziedzi-
czka odwiedzila chaty wszy-
stkich gospodarzy " Jasie6-
Gu, vice pozna1a j Gala ro-
dzine Jedrzeja, Marysia mai
wiecej przypad}a do serca pa
nj Jasienieckiej. PAM ia ka-
zala tel Marysi przychodzi6
do siebie do dworu, uczy}a
ia potrochu i obdarza}a po-
darunkami. Potem zas, kie-
dy dziedziczce Pan Bog da}
synka, zapyta1a Marysie, czy'
by ME przyje}a e}azby we
divorce jake piastunka. Die
Fwczylnluaa cd razu ma to sic Ego
|dzi1a, a macocha tel rada by.
Ia, 10 sic jej pozbedzie z do"
mu, vice ME stara}a sic jej
zatrzymac. I Marysia odeszfa
do dworu.
Wtedy dopierc Jedrzejcwa
uczu1a, ze straci}a jakby pra-
wa reke W gospodarstwie.
Dalejze. vice PREY spotkaniu
~wymaWiac pasierbicy, re po-
rzuci}a dom i rodzic6w, a
meza podburzac, zeby jej ME
pozwolil s1uzyf we divorce.
ia WIEN, ze to jej W
smak chodzi6 codzieh we
.wstegach i koralach .jak ma
jaki odpust, i calemi dniami
mic ME robi6, tylko szwendac
sic z dzieciakiem ma reku pc
ogrcdzie, - m6wi}a Jedrze~
iowa 2 przekasem do meza.-
Rozpr6zniaczy sic, rozpusci,
a potem bedzie do niczego::
Obaczysz, re wyjdzie jej no
ely koniec.
- Toe ty sauna s}uzy}a6
we divorce, a Mkt ci ME mo-
ze dac przygany, ze6 ME pra-
cowita i ME gospodarna
rzek} maj.
- No prawda, ale ia by
lam we divorce cd roboty, a
ME cd patrzenia, jak Marys-
ka. Tam tylko oczami "a MIA
wodza, a ona vie o tenn j z
tego. rada.
By}a to prawda, re patrzy-.
III ma Marysie, jak Mkt mig
dy ME patrzyl ma Jedrzejowa,
kt6ra by}a czarna i dziobata
i. dis jeszcze zazdro6ci}a u.
rody pasierbicy. Marysia
miala! twarz gladka, a do tego