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The sun., 1910-06-03

Rord 20 tan of anything bat TIE puroAaso of
Cuba by the United States.
So tho var Senators and Representatives.
urged suitable public declarations and oo-
tanned them In the message Of April u, the
House declaration Of April -. the SENATE
declaration Of April 10. and the Joint rea0-
luton Of Congress Of April 20. isss, all tell
lnR spain 10 quit. their one object In haste
being 10 move In advance Of the forming
and threatening concert of European Pow
sfS
Now will the peace loving statesmen Who
believe without any evidsnos that war could
have been avsrtsd and Cuba freed without
var kindly give place 20 senator DepsW,
Who says that spain would have consented
to quit, I know Of my own knOHledge.
and they will Of course rejoice in his Oppor-
tunily 10 tell the world how he knew what
nobody else knew OF knows now, and thus
satisfy a great and widespread longing for
knOulsdGe on the part Of biz admiring fel'
low countTymens
WILLIAM CWANDLER
CONcORD, Y ~. Juns2
The sun., 1910-06-03
TWo prr.ldeats Serrelarle. Nceded.

To rHE EDITION oP THH srN Sir Tho
President ought 70 have two secretaries. an
executive secretary aud a social aud dipio-
matte secretary. 20 20 speak The work y
too much for any one man A. the nation
EroWs aud the politicians multiply. the work
Increases and amplihes In hi- day Dan
Lamont did it all. and easily He knsw the
public men and the journalists lie could
deal With them IN short order accordingly:
hut there are no more Dan Lannon'S and the
field musl be DrOadened
There was an IDEAL arrangement In Mr.
Mckinleys time John Addison Porter.
secretary and George y Cortelyou. assist b
ant Cortelyou attended 10 all the real
business The conditions Of that day are
he guide for these later dispensatiOns
The President ought TO have one secre-
tary 70 deal with the politicians and Journal
ist.. a man Who knows them well and ell
their worth. and another secretary TO attend
10 high Affairs. 20 accompany him with
credit on all formal OCCASION aud deal With
really important and exceptional persons
on their merit. lie must be ~ diploma at
and a gentleman The work ought 20 be
divided. aud even then there will bs plenty
Tor both seCretarie
WAsHINgTON, ID e. June
The sun., 1910-06-03
How Massachusetts ReEulaiea the Cele-
lratlon of IRdrDendeRce nay.

NNWM NAL...IMAtTANN NANNNANAHN AAAN NNHN
hratl0n of IndrDendeRce nay
To raE RDIrcR ~ THE sUN Sir Nassa-
rhusetts'a safe aud sane Fourth ~ July
Law vent Into operation on June l. u pro-
hiblts the sale o. certain pistols and other
explosives and ,rthOrlnes towns and cities
to make quite sWeeping regulai ions as 20
arevorks and nrecrackers. The tny pistol
4 OF course an lmportaDt olemsnt In the
taboo measure. and any fireworks With
DiSFio acid or plcrates and even any hre-
cracker OF over tWO inches In length ana
three-auartars Of an inch In diameter are
not 70 be sold or nssd.
There are, however. numerous exceptions
10 the generally stringent measures of the
new Law. among which exceptions perhaps
the most popular viii BE- that Of permit
ting hetvesn the hours Of o'clock In the
evening and midnight diminishing fireworks
except those that cOatain plcrio acid or
DiCrates
without going into detail II may Be noted
that this statute. necessarily speeinc. ls
on the whole remarkably well balanced.
Not only may ~ strinGency b. enhanced
by the locAl option shove alluded 10 on ne
part Of cities and towns 30 that the use and
sale Of fireworks may even bs Wholly pro-
hlbitsd In such localities, bat also on the
other hand a license from Mayor and Alder
mon or Select men makes possible the Use OF
bulldiaga for the magufanture ~ hreWork.
or nrocrnckerS This emphasis on local
nptior In a matter ~ essentially local IN each
Instance Of practice Il not only common
ssnse hut ulse policy oa the rart o. ass,s-
shall run on similar lines.
line tsst OF any new law u eSperi-ncs.
and the wider the variety Of experience
rtnda DosEihla within any Eiven AREA the
more truthful snd instructive the results
az a guide for future action. me penalty
too fcT violations Of the nvN Law ls noderate
and Just. the limits beng 500 IN nnes and
thirty days IN rase Of impris0nment
The annual auakeEtng oi citizens
throughout the country to the dangers
attendant upon the celehrAtion 81 lnde.
pendence Day a. Il has been celebrated
In the last generation has resulted IN
serious sfeps toward reform. and while
L i easy 20 OverdO any ref1rni 4 h evident
that In the matter Of q reaaOnably safe ana
reasonably uuirt Fourth the tone ~ legis-
lation u both sensible and progressive.
Tetsnus has had lts victims various forms
OF accidents have had their gfee, day upon
our rational great da, nOiae has had Il.
martyrs, and sentiment alism has perverted
the uses Of real patriotism until little BY
little and after many tentative aRttattcns
the public eye has been steadily directed
to the evil, and the rest y assured
J " RU HAEDsoN
HyDE PARK, Mass. June ?
The sun., 1910-06-03
Report. Wanted Sy the Academy 81 M.dlslas.

70 raE FuuoR % THK SuN-lu TIE Neu
org Academy Of Medicine Is very DESTROYS Of
adding 70 lis library the reports Of the CON
mitiees that have been appointed from ume 10
time 70 lnyesugate questions Of public health
70 the end that the results Of thsif Abora mas
he AVAILABLE 20 future workers. HArbor pol
Iuton. ihs alcohol question. tns prevention
o. tuberculosis. the Pfe,snuoa Of occupauonAi
di.eases the sanitauon Of tsnements. the aani
auon ~ workshops the eject Of prolonged
.our. Of labor ne sOciai evil and congestion Of
popuiu ion are some Of ths topics about Nhieh
Information i desired
The academy Is rot starunE any invesuFation
Of 10 0zn y Il only Tying 70 Get ne reports
Of pasi and present Investigations undertaken
b. others some Of these reports are III print
and are readily accessible. but others are 70 be
iound Only sucr long search or In the archives
Of the argani1auo uons witch produced them, and
their content, and ever :.siT existence src known
10 feW besides their authors The academy Of
Medicine sln BE- very glad 70 receive copies Of
reports Of this nature and also any nioFmauou
coaccrnlne me appointment, the organirsuon
and tns uork Of committees or commissions en
gagged 10 tuls reseaTfh. Any c0mmunieat ton seni
70 he undersgned Vti be gratefully received and
duly ackn0N iedEod
Dr. CHARLEs MAL4OHT WtLLlans.
E1sruuye Librarian the Aradsny of Medicine.
~ West Forty third street
NEw YoEH June 2
The sun., 1910-06-03
Are TAsss ssur GvapssY

TorHG FDuoR 90 ThG SUN-sW: ! BEG 70 ask
n q popular magazine. 20 be called the waste
Barss'. cannot be started In this town 70 eontain
Ihs stories, Ae.. rejected by me magazines now
printed
such . magazine would be veil uSrth reading
and paying for. Tor surely u u impossible tha,
me thinrs mat editors rci0ct can he a. apid and
tirtsome ~ me things thsy select Indeed that
Il q condition Of things impossible 70 suDpose
u is Impossible that any thing ran Ne tiresoms
a. the contents Of q New YORK popular maganne
~ course there Il ihs hazard that TIE Waas
Rattsi might deteHorhte and IN TINE get 70 he
a. harroping = bore ns ths present magazines
are sun. u would take some Time, and mean.
while there might be some hing rcadabts IN n
ADAMS CuEFvER
NHwaHG j. June /,
The sun., 1910-06-03

4 correspondent writing IN Inc ilH.s..
nauve classes, points 0ut a strange hno
de,tsing the Oriental Brhiiie alnhlhr' .'
uss Of the Indian blind o. uas for1d f -
daty three combinations Of ne dx o. ''-
Wtii serve 70 rive thr bind one code 'nr '1.
Of tAe language and dialects VIA
ne Indian bIind are being taught and .'
Guilty has arisen IN ans ycrnaculsr The
naive blessed Win siEht b. more Ih''.. pa
The compucaied nature of ne native FEB '''
i such that u rcquirss from isD 10 I"' .'.
ype 20 print q hook even To- ampif lens i'
Originally the ietters Of AsoAa we're T'f
form. bot the motcrn ,aheues Of Asosa F'f'
have become elaborate and comphrated
The sun., 1910-06-03

A recent visitor 20 ManchuTia reports
that forty-three coal mines are now In
operation in Fang -tien province The
possible output Of coal in this marvellous
country can hardly be estimated. he says.
Silver. lead, gold. platinum. asbestos and
iron srs also found in large quantities
There is said 10 be enough gold In Man
ohuria to make practicable the release
ofChina from the present evils Of iiuctu.
ating silver currency But great a. is
the mineral and forest wealth Of Man
churia Il is Insignificant when compared
with the potsntial wealth Of the soil.
which in vast areas has not been touched
by the plough
The value of Manchuria both Russia
and Japan have known better than other
nations. better than China. for a score Of
years tspoliticalstatusw was not changed
by the war waged between them except
in details not affecting the title. Nom
inally IL still belongs 20 China. but Japan
Is astrids Of IL. dominates Il. and expects
TO rap the fruits Of her victory over
Russia by using the opsn door more than
all her manufacturing rivals Manchuria
will pay the expenses Of the great war
over and over again, II was a land worth
lighting for. and all the Wiles Of diplomacy
will be used 20 retain the spOils.
The sun., 1910-06-03

To rHE EDIoH ov rHH sUS-Sr Any person
Wno would have NE rashncss 10 lsy san BeraOo-
within the prrcincts Of san Bernardlno. Cal.
Nsuld have % make tracks for some distant p0iut
In . hurry 10 escape vi0isnce ~ the hands Of "a
lndlEhaai popuiacs Two years ago a ease uas
on trial In court az san BernardinO and q thouWht
les Vitnsss referred 70 ire city % san Berdoo
fns Honor Immediately susDcnded ths procred
lngs Of ths trial Wills be- adHlinistsrtd a severe
lerurs 70 thc witness Tor bic diarespect
rDIrno. Ohio. June
The sun., 1910-06-03

ToTns EBrtoE oFTHE sUN-Sr WY hrr 'n.
many sphcmerai books. o,ois and he ~ y :.
o1s-od for .ale In paDrF covers rather than o'll.
Hinding adds from - 20 ~ per cent OF "'ie
me cosi and makes ne latter rroh.r a'e
many Libraries and iudiyiduuls nir.'' y
RUE n bind q hook ihat happens 10 be- E'f'' p.
tsr,ing uhiis ne great ma iortty are nassef il-.
disearded OF Utter ne shelves The octi fi.-'-
Acton is sun published in paper cOyorb
NV Vuun, 1Fua i
The sun., 1910-06-03

To rHE EDiToR ~ TaE SUN ST Ny
Iandlady tells me this morning that owing
20 the high prioes Of food and the high wages
pad 20 her ssryants she will be Obliged 10
charge me more Tor my board.
KINDLY tell me how 10 approach Mr. TAFT
aud Mr Mtckersham 30 ! can get an iniunc-
Q iOn aud stop hi- glaTing act Of inJusiice.
suppose had better not take my iandlady
vith me when I 20 10 see Mr. Wickersham
Sues Run. Pa. June W
The sun., 1910-06-03


Tho fIH hEurss Of NE Commensurate general
slectIon are nos 10 hand They how that the
-nfranrhisod ladies presented themselves 81 the
poing booths In cOnsidcFAb'e force. IN some
pisces the iemais voters we're more numerous
Than ne malrs. IN Aendiro ior example. ne
fFurs, Nere Females. i2.tis. males. t..s17 Miss
Vide Goidstrih. ihe lady candidate Tor ne CON
nosueaifh senais. priad rioss 10 Mlnn. an IN
pro,smsnt On Der prHVinua attempt bot tdu 3
nns say bshind ths nunssr requisite 70 pisrs hsr
among t1e ciereed.
The sun., 1910-06-03
The Orator Among the PLiIi.,lns..

a"0 OIe'"E N""nA Aue Fuillstlne2'
From the Fort Wayne Ncgs. way
down upon tho Maumes River, comes a
warning which will make every patriotic
ear tingie and every patriotic heart beat
double quick, While 4 frivolous gen
eTation Is sunk IN basehal! and golf. a
rioaumcltai and fateiul drama illls the
stage Oi the Indiana theatre and e1cites
the tears. Tho hopes. the prayers n all
vhO believe in The Grand Young Man.
IL that hero ialll. popular government
The sun., 1910-06-03
falls with him, and Old BELIAL h on top
again. a. usual:

again, as usual:
The ryss Of the Unlssd states are % ludianA
this year a. lheY have not bsea 10 many years.
a. 'hey have not been since those days Whsn u
stood famed a, u, oial StaIs. . stats into whirh
bath parties dumped huge c0rrupuoa funds 10
drbauch ani prostitute ihe ballot This year.
however thr contest Is different u Is no longer
struggle between two party machines eviily
endowed wiih swords Of tainted god. but a
battle royal between popular government and the
poWers that prey.
rs not a warfare BetSeen Democrats and re
p1blcans. although to the ignorant the smp,oy
msni Of party machinery may present u In srch
rrsc but rather Is Il trial Of the peoplo By them
srlvss Wiu they be true 10 themselves. of Nin
they NE NCHAS the son Of c,RNi surrendsr the
ia''a 'Or 'he EOOdy Bah, Ouish garment the
shea-ls Of silver and The Wcdge Of gold May thC,
remember tho great heap Of stouss ina, rlse In
tragic admOniuon IA me sombre valley of AchOr
The Hon. WILLIAM IORnIER himself
could not be more scriptural. more
averSe 10 corruption, than this prophet
from the sOmbre valley Of Maumec II
for the moment the ewes of the United
States are on Ohio rather than Indiana,
they will soon find the focus and capital
Of civilization In its WOnted place. They
will watch with poignant emotion after
the baseball season h over the fight
between Light and Darkness. They
will not, they cannot believe that Al
BERT, the beautiful and the good, can
be laid low by the Interests.
And why think Of the heap of stones
in the sOmbre valley Of AohOr? Better
it beCOmeS the Beveridgeans to think Of
the heaps upon heaps. Of the thousand
men slain in Remath-lehi. Is jaw power
less effective against -the interests than
il was against those older Philistinesy
The sun., 1910-06-03

70 rHu EpuoH oV TuE SUN. sir The colt oi
Hyins hoihca me. and 2 ouid ina-lre 70 knoE
how q palataBic ainuer can be sod Coz q these
DAYS. HOral coHnITIKH.
NV Yuna. 7unsG
The sun., 1910-06-03

On leavine ne c,iy for the summer YOU may
havs TVS srN sent N YOU by mail 81 the regular
subscription ratr,, addresses being hanged a.
siten A. desired Orders may ~ sent 'hrough
Ary hea sdealer Or 10 the publication once
The sun., 1910-06-03

n or 'rsHds gho faFor ~ utth HlHsscHPis 'oT
ruas1ii0a Hish Aars scifd arioisS rsbrasd fisl
assi N an cassf ssHd 0Is8s foTA1i psFBoss
The sun., 1910-06-03

Paris once .. Rue Louis " Grand The daily ana
-1aday editions are sale At kiosque y, near the
Grand Hotel Klosque i7 Boulevard de- tapuciucs
corner Place de Opera and Mosque 10. Roglevard
dss itanens. corner Rue Louis IL Grand
The sun., 1910-06-03

London once EHnEham House, : Arundel street
suahd The daily and SUNDAY SuN are on sais In
London a. the American and Colonial Exchange
Carlton street Regent street. and DAVIS steamship
AgsnC, n Green street Channg Cross Road
The sun., 1910-06-03

FubHsned hy the sun Phnung aud Publishing
a,soriat.on a. 10 Nassau street, 10 the Borough
Of Manhattan. NeN NoTk PTcsidsnt Of iha Asao
riaton. Edward p Mitchell. 10 Nassau street
Treasurer Of the Association n. 3. iafan. 10
Nassau street secretary Of the AssOylauon, D. ".
lulnu. 10 Nassau street
The sun., 1910-06-03
>ss.srlpIloas sy M.n rs,,1ala.

NabsCriptioas by Mau Postpaid
uAILY. Pee Moalb 90 %
DAILY. Per NesT ..... ...... ............ %
SUNDAY Per lcag .. .......... %
DAILY ANn SUNDAY, Per Year .... ou
DAILY AND SUNDAY, Per Month 20
ul,age 70 iorsign countries added.
a chccks. monsy orders, Ac. 10 b. made pay
.r.s 10 rmE SuA
The sun., 1910-06-03
4 REFORMED FOURTH.

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CoxcoaD. y n. Junsa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19
LIKE DOGS AROUND THE DYING LION.

of
lands
with his shotted his to
ion which have set in he of
that from
standpaery the
free people of Kansas and
California
their old man
for another going
Republican
like Maine went
seriously consider 1t
carry Congressional district
momt
current
rounded with the Ncy Longworths
Il" interesting ruin He reminds
the
cary WI" heE take the blue ribbon when
population
low.
Ihe CHRISTIAN Herald ,o
world this
street cars--Olio
%-secretary of State Lyn Chairman Of state Repb
'
The g. o. Beverly ana Daptu ,i ,o ,
on lne reservation is having troubles own
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19
ANOTHER PROGRESSIVE VICTORY.


primaries
OF every est o
a
plurality
in
gsolan
]
*.
IN
added to all that
student
think the tide driven
Lead
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19
|. c. LAYL|N OR
c. A. THOMPSON
Will Probably be Chosen as
State Chairman of Repub-
lican Executive Co m :
mittee.
Bv Un,tod presa Wire.

Members of the Republican state
central committe will meet at the
Neil House at 2 o'clock Thursday af.
ternoon in response to a call issued
yesterday by Chairman Wa--.r Brown
of Toledo, to select new Republi-
can state executive committee and a
chairman. secretary and treasurer OF
1t. Candidates on the state ticket
VIII stend the meeting an, thei
wishes will be followed.
The chairman of the campaign
committee, 1t is said. Will be either
Lewis g. Laylin, former secretary
Of state. or Carmi A, Thompson who
succeeded Laylin in the department
of state.
The two are not active candidates,
and the choice has narrowed down
to them, II is said, because those
who will pick the men to manage
the campaign have eliminated all
others mentioned for the place.
They Are, Not Rivals.
Laylin and Thompson are not riy-
ais, Both believe that II is a posi-
tion for which no one should fight
The word had gone out from them
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19

that they regard il as a position
the man the place. II the committee
and candidates call upon either of
them to direct the fight aginst Gov
ernor Harmon, they will not shirk,
however.
II was reported yesterday that
Layln was Warren G. Harding's per-
sonal choice. When asked about the
report, Laylin said:
Il KNOW nothing about. It."
Not Seeking the Place.
To asserted that no member of the
central committee had spoken to him
on the subject and that so far as he
knew none of the candidates on the
Republican state ticket had expressed
a preference for chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee. Laylin made IL
clear to those who asked him about
the subject that he was not in any
sense Il candidate, that he does not
desire 1t, and hopes that another per-
sou will be selected. He said he
was confident of the election of the
entire Republican state ticket next
fall.
Malcolm A. Jennings of Marion,
will be elected secretary of the COM
mittee, and a Columbus banker prob
ably will be made treasurer.
Mrs. Emma Sanford is seriously i'll
at her home on Delaware avenue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19
LA FOLLETTE.

yindicaton
sands cautious citizens questions
his financial social theories
remotely Influenced
interests
spopuaty attached the valuation
xIie
considerations the
to the
nnhoy cause We believe the political olghy
Independence
pependny successfully fought the by
bis countrymen. applied these
For
lie
The lifelong paseCoers
tte Illinois kick
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19

! of Mrs. A. Albrecht mother of Mrs.
, Leonle Bauduy, early today they were
told Mrs. Bauduy was at a neghbor-
ing drug store. A reporter who saw
her purchase n bottle of carbolic acid
followed her home and declares ne
struck the bottle from her hand Just
as she tried to swallow the poison.
This was the third attempted sui
eide of Mrs. Bauduy. Last Friday
she tried to leap I'm front of an elevat-
ed train, but was restrained. Later
when arrested for attempting suicide
she tried to kill herself by trying to
jump from a window in the police
station. She declares she was driven
to attempting suicide by her husbands
cruel treatment and the fact that two
of his former wives, who had COM
mitted suicide, had been haunting her
day and night.
A friend of Bauduy declares the
dead man was "out or money, out Of
employment and out of his mind"
on February Is, 1904, the first Mrs
Bauduy shot herself leaving this
note: 'Thc only person in the world
VINO made life worth living for Is
dead. ] did not care to live longer"
The day she shot herself Ralph Til
ton. son of the man who sued Ward
Beecher on charges that Ncreated
Worldwide scandal, was buried. He
was known to have been friendly to
Mrs, Bauduy.
The second Mrs, Bauduy was killed
by gas on December 10, 1908. Bauduy
unconscious, was found at her side.
He was saved only because his broth
en- John, gave up large amount of
blood to him. The death of the wo-
man was declared to be accidental.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19

Lewis A. d. Percival. President of
the Amalgamated Paint Company of
New Yor%. and his wife, Mrs Ethel
NJ Percival, who has recently startled
society by accusing her husband of ad
ministering terrible beating to her
while touring in their automobile.
SO severa was the punishment that
Mrs. Percival declares that her ear
rings and necklace and bracelets were
shaken from her person and never
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19

United States Naval Scenes.
Books And Roading-Iiildcgard
Hawthorne.
Nature And Science, etc.
More Leaves From The Journey
Book Drawn by Dewitt Clinton Falls
st. Nicholas League, etc.
The Cyclone Verse-I. w. Taber
Dannys Errand Vcrse-Virginia
Lewis.
The Letter Box.
The Riddle Box.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19
Wanted.

The Merry Thought.
A sheet for the bed of a river
A ring for the finger of scorn
a glove for the hand of fate.
a boot Tor the foot of mountain.
a sleeve for the arm of the law.
A set IF teeth for the mouth of a
river.
A lock for the trunk of an elephant
A feather for the wings of the wind.
Scales for the weight of years.
Buttons for coat of paint
A rung for the ladder of fame.
ltcins for a bridal tour.
"A medicine to keep the ink well,
To know what makes the weather
vance AMI the roads cross.
a key for "A lock of hair
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19
SsSS<SSssSSsSsSsSsSs>s>sSSa
SEPTEMBER MAGAZINES. e
IS>SS<>>Ss>,>s,>><,sS>is>tS<sSr,.
81. Nicholas for September.

Stoltz Scolleld Id. Co. 1916
He Was Almost Too Late-But
Not Quite" Frontispiece-C. NJ.
Relyea.
The Triple Play story-Ralph
Henry Barbour.
The Moth. Verse-Alice Reid.
Please" Nerse-Eunice Ward.
THE Two Friends" PiCture-G. Won
Glehn,
out in The Big Game Country.
Sketch-C'iarcnce IL. Rowe
The Party OF The Second Part.
Story-Pearl Howard Campbell.
A New Sport For Boys How 10
make and fly Model Aeroplanes-
Sketch. Part II-Francis Arnold Col
lins
The Nonsense boy. Serial story
Charlotte Canty
The Message of The Clocks. Verse
Ethel Humphrey.
The Moon, Verse-May Morgan.
Feeding The Puppies Picture Drawn
by Harriet Repplier Boyd.
The League OF The Signet Ring
Serial-M iry Constance Du Bois
Silent sympathy. Picture. From
the oriinal etching by Herbert Dicksee
The Last Of The Freight Thieves
'The Young Railroaders" Series
Lowell Coombs.
Who Wants A Drink? Verse-Mabel
Livingstone Frank.
Information Wanted Verse--Nixon
Waterman.
The Treat. Yerse-Ethel Parton,
Labor Day Luncheon. More Bet
ty" Stories-Carolyn Wells
A Friend OF Children And OF Dogs
Sketch. .-Rossiter Johnson
The Vain Child. Verse-Emily Burt
Shown on Picture-Edwin Levick
The Refugee. Serial story--Capt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19
SUICIDE OF
c. B. BAUDUY
And Attempted Suicide of
His Wife-Out of Money,
employment and Mind.
BY United Press Wire

New York, Aug. 19.--On hearing
mat her husband, Louis c. B.
Bauduy a real estate agent, formerly
OF 81. Louis, had shot and killed him
seif In hotel at Mamaroneck, Mrs
Leonis Violet Bauduy, his third wife,
from whom he was separated, attempt
ed suicide early today by drinking car
bolic acid
me Dody OF the man was identified
IN the Mamaroneek morgue last night
py woman said to have been Mrs.
John Cecil Clay, wife OF the we'll
known artist. and a sister Of Bauduy.'
when reporters called at the home
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-19

Charles ellison.
Midsummer Echoes From Old Ocean
pictures Shipwrecked Mouse Cap
tain OF Company c. Drawn by Il. G..
LutZ.
The splheratcd Banjak. A nonsen-
slcal Hcrolcal Ballad. Charles II.
Lester.
Ihe Young Wizard of Morocco. Ser
ial- Bradley Gilman.
Wilful Bobby's Midnight Ride
Verse Mark Henderson.