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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

1t now seems likely that the trade
or sale. of Frank Wolfe, Digger
shortfelder for the past two years,
will not come off. Some correspond
ence was had with Manager Luby. of
Northampton, Mass. who Is anxious
to get Wolfe but Luby's offer was not
satisfactory. Other offers have been
refused because the management
feels that Wolfe is too vauable a man
to let go for a song. as he should adj
vance I'm this, his third year in organ
lied baseball.
Wolfe declares that he will not play
here this season as he can secure far
| more money elsewhere than he can
get here. The contract mailed to him
last week calls for the same money
he received last esaon but he has not
signed 1t. The management cannot
pay him more because of the new sal
airy limit.
If Wolfe decides to play in Marion
another season 1t will be good news
to the fans and he should have a
great year. With Wolfe and will
loughby i'm that inield the loss of
Behringer would not be felt so much
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
A. A, BULLETIN.

Chicago, March 5.-President Chiv.
ington, of the American association
today issued bulletin announcing
the following contracts and releases:
Contracts.
With ndianapolis-Grover G.. AL
exander, Frank Bowerman. James
Callahan, John Coffey, C.. Chad
bourne, Frank Delehanty. Ralph
Glaze, Oscar Graham, John V. Hay
den, Omer Hardgrove. William Hop
Ike, Perry Linville. V. A. Lindaman,
Lee Lemon. David Milligan.' Simeon
Murch. Ray b. Move, Thomas Nc
Carthy, Red Nugent Ruben Rey-
nolds. A. e. Spencer. w. j. Slagle, F.
c. Spencer and Asa f. Vealey
With Louisville-John r. Dun
leavy, Joseph B. Stanley and s. r. 4.
Olsen.
With MISUNDERSTANDING Hostel
ter
Releases.
BY Indianapolis, to Shreveport,
Louisiana, Carlos Smith.
BY st. Paul to Racine, Wisconsin,
j. Theobold.
Rcinstatcd.
BY Louisville, Offa Neal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

DIR. soKEM's PHONE CONSOLATION.
gas and coal, how she had paid 80
cents for stockings when she could
have made the twenty-five cent ones
do. and presently she found tears
streaming down her cheeks. She
loved Mr.. Bowser. but until that mo-
ment she had not realized how much.
The cook came In aud by way OF
comfort said she had brother who
failed to come home one night, and
after three days search no was found
In the rear room Of a cigar store. He
had gone there and made kick about
their three for fives, and they had
sawed his head off, Depend upon II,
Mr.. Bowser was lying somewhere with
bis head separated from his body.
hevermore would he come home 70
kick the front gate open.
Police Had No Tidinss Of Bowssr.
At7;l5 o'clock Mrs. Bowser went up
stairs and called police headquarters
on the telephone. Tho reply was:
mo; no murders have been reported,
put we are expecting one every min.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

In the Ohio State league and especial
ly with Marion. but that he could not
sign a contract calling for s110 a
month. In fact. before he would
play for that he would stick to his
farm, where he could make more.
Last year Thomas received s105 In
the Tri-State and the year before he
received $500. When a contract was
sent to him for s110 month II was
not expected that he would sign. He
Is too expensive a man for the local
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
zM|CH DEMANDS MORE
MONEY FOR This SEASON

A local fan who was in Cleveland
this week saw Eddie Zmich and had
long talk with him on things base
ball. Zmich particularly wanted to
talk about his salary for this sas-
on. He has been rendered $125 but
declares that he will not sign unless
contract calling for $3.50 a month
Is forthcoming. A director who has
in charge the fixing of salaries for
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

team and therefore an effort will be
made to sell him TO some Class p
league club. Thomas is a great out
fielder, a good hitter and baserunner
and should be easy to dispose of. He
concludes his letter with the state
ment that he hardly expected to be
offered any more than Marion Of
ferd him as he realized that the low
salary limit made II impossible to
pay the salaries formerly paid in the
O.-P
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

First Of the Diggers to send back
his contract unsigned was VIII
Thomas, the former Youngstown
gardner who came to Marion in the
deal, whereby Doc Abbott went to
Harrisburg. Pa. Thomas was very
nice about returning the contract.
He is wintering well at his home close
to Philadelphia, where he and his
brother Roy, the Pittsburg outfielder,
own a dairy farm. Thomas writes
that he would like very much to play
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

the players. said today: "Zmich will
play with Marion for the salary Of
fered him or he will not play at all.
We have given every man just as
much as Ne can and that is the end.
There will positively be no changes
made In the terms of any contract"
Friends of Zmich here believe that
he will finally see his way clear to
scign for the amount offered him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
Minnesota league.

IL Just became known to the direct
ors of the club that Behringer ac-
cepted advance money from the War
saw club last season after having ac-
cepted terms. Instead of reporting al
Warsaw, Behringer had an oppor-
tupity to come TO Marion which he
accepted
Plans for the season will be some
what changed If Berry" Does not
land here. Lewis had decided upon
the noisemaker for captain and the
choice met the approval of the direct
ors and fans, alike. Behringer is q
capable player around the second
sack and a crackerjack man to lead
off
The management has taken up the
matter with Secretary Farrell of the
National Association and has also
written to Behringer to get his side
OF the story. There is a possibility
that Marion may have claim to the
player but II is mighty long shot.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

All of he reserved Diggers have re-
ceived their contracts and are now
studying them over and deciding
whether or not to become members Of
the hold-out club. None of the play
ers received advances over last year
and two or three were cut down. Pro-
test and threats are expected, but
the management declares that the
players must either work for the
money offered then or not at all The
salary limit will be observed to the
letter, they say.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
GREAT GAME ARRANGED
FOR MONDAY EVENING

Another great basketball game is
scheduled for Monday evening at the
Y NJ c. A. when the crack Spaldings
of Columbus will be brought here TO
do battle with the local five which has
just attained first place in the Ohio
state league. The Spaldings have
made remarkable record this sea-
son. playing all over the state and
winning a large majority of the
games
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

This contest will probably be the
hardest one of the season for the
Marion team. but the locals are in
great condition and If they travel at
top speed, contest worth any ones
money and time will occur and Ma
rion should come out victorious
This will be the last game the league
leaders will play here for over two
weeks, and there should be big
crowd on hand to help annex VIC
tory
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
BOWSER IS MISSED,
Agony In the Home When He
Fails to Show Up on Time.
WHOLE TOWN ON THE WIRE.
Mrs. Bowser Recalls When She Might
Have Been Better-He Returns From
"Shober Old Dubs" Club-Remorse
Recalled--Yanked to Bed.

Have Been Better-He Returns From
"Shober Old Dubs" Club-Remorse
Recalled--Yanked to Bed.
sy M. QUAD.
copyright, 1910. by Associated Literary
Press.
= L FIVE minutes to 6 o'clock the
"a other evening Mrs. Bowser be-
"a gan listening for the footsteps
of Mr.. Bowser
An umbrella mender came along, but
his voice was different
The agent of soap warranted to
prevent clothes from wearing out rang
the basement bell, but Mr.. Bowser
came not.
A tramp called and asked for dime
to help him to get to South America
with. but the old familiar footstep
sounded not.
Six O'clock and no Mr.. Bowser.
The winter winds moaned mourn
fully, and Mrs. Bowser thought of the
dead killed by street cars and autos.
A quarter after 6, and the cook came
upstairs to say that she had seen
many mysteries in her life, but none
to compare with this.
Was the Black Hand In It? Had
Mr.. Bowser received threatening let
ters and refused to come down with
the dough?
Six-thirty. and no step and no
Bowser. The moaning of the wind
thickened. So did the plot. II was
just possible that Mr.. Bowser had call
ed street car conductor a liar and
that both had got off the car to have
1t out, but If not that what could 1t be- 7
At Z O'Clock Mrs. Bowser went down
to dinner alone, but she had no appe-
tite. She sat at the table and thought
of how she might have saved on the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05
Digger Said to Belong to
Warsaw Club.
WOLFE DEAL DECLARED OFF
Hoped That Player Will
Sign Contract Here.
VIII Thomas First of the Hold Outs
Sends His Contract Back Unsigned.
= Writes That he Cannot Play for
Salary OTcred---IIe VIII be Sold.

Discourag ging to say the least is the
announcement today that Ralph
Behringer, noisy second baseman of
the Diggers, may not be back this
season, as he is said to be the property
of the Warsaw club or the Wisconsin,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

Using the want ads Of the Mirror
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Mtt5et6e1t bon Ser
i1bnn1t9.
spaniider @eidaftstraser 'uobut ei-
nem 6eitsDttesbienite bei. - 8e-
mii1ungen alucds 8eieitignng oes
aonfliftes. sSSn Grmartmng einer
9tpte 6es &atifans.
81 0 m. 9. 9lua.

St 0 m, 9. glug.
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1i6 0es Sabresfeites ser Sbronbeitei=
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1nan Dem Berbalten Ser Gertreter ser
lpaniiben &egierung in oieier Mnge-
legenbeit nit groBem Sntereiie entge-
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&reiien oie Mnpelenbeit bes Ipaniiden
Diplonlaten BEL bem Sobamte bobe
Befrieoigung berporgerufen. @ier3u
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haltes.sir0.
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eSu 2ebensaefabr.

Cones, SS1iel @igbt, 8. Slug.
Sir 1bonas 2iptons Dadt 5bam-
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BON gpanien .befano als @a1t 6es
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friib in einen beftigen Sturm in Der
Mabe ser .ssSt1iel 8igbt uno perlor If
re Maiten infoIge 6es @in6es. Ser
Sturm mar bon beftigem &egen be-
gleitet. Ser 9opna5t murbe fortge=
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perlebt. Danat fat Sir. 9bonas gum
3peite1 Male Elm nneliid erlebt nab
reno er 5iiritli9feiten au @nit bate
Mm %. Wai 1901 tpurbe feline Dadt
5bomrod 2 bonn Sturm al1f 6ie &ii-
fte eetporfen 11no berlor ibre Maften,
tpabreno ii9 a0nig g6uaro bon gng-
lang ouf oem @diff befan6. &onig
gouaro entfa1n tpie bur9 Elm gBltn=
ser, als ser i61pere 9tabhmdt auf
bas Ded berabitiir5te. Gin idmerer
8lod 1tiir5te in ser gedbe bon 2aop
londonderry uno Srau @. 6. Same
Jon nieoer, un6 Elm Drabtieil traf
Sir Sbomas am @opf, iooaB ct be-
taubt nieoerfiel.
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Sic Qofpmotipfiidrer,
81 hicnan 81 9l]


gertreter BON 2ofornotipfiibrer1
bon 62 8abnipltemen meltli6 BON
Chicago traten anl 5reitag in Gbiea-
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@ie rs in ser Qonferen5 bieB, meroen
Die 8erban0l1mae1, 5miiben sen Mnae=
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eftpa am 90. Septetnber beginnen.
GieGeiht miro Sic 8ermittlung ser
8l1noesresierung a1tf @runo Ser Gro
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trabt fouunenoen 2obne pariieren be-
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rers lit 5pilden $3.50 unb $210. gead
Ser Meilen8aN berednet, peroienen lie
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Gar ,1no &aiier.
@ I en-. 9. M1

US e II, y. Nug.
gln sen beporltebenoen 8eiu6 Ser
ruliil6en 3arenfamilie am 0armitd0=
ter groBber5ogliden @ofe fniipften iid)
anerlei politiibe grtpartungen. Dab
in Gerbinoung nit ioldern 8eiud Ell
ne 8egegnung oes 3aren NIT oeu1
&aiier itattfin6en miro, erideint fider.
gfun aber n1elbet sic bieiige u&eids=
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aaiier 5ran5 ssSoiepb treffen peroe.
Dies ioa lih, na6 Ser Mel6ung bes
tetreffenoen 8lattes, auf Ser &eim=
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Sen an ser Nngelegenbeit intereilirten
oiplouatiiden @rei1en, 10 beiBt es pei-
ter, fanoen eingebenoe &erbanolungen
ltatt. slud intereilire iid &aiier 8il-
befn1 auf 0as lebbafteite oafiir, oaB
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,Ssapaner ,,ns 2mftidjiffabrt.
g erIi n, 9. 81


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fi9 a11ter 9lnleitung ser @ebriioer
@rigbt gang ser 2uftlhiffabrt ge-
tpionet baben, ertbeilt miro.
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Gbplera in &mflan6.
st Netersb urq. 8. Mue

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den @rubengebieten uno in ct. Ye=
tersburg INN ii6, no oie epidemic
raid SEN ltmfang 0es groBen Sterbens
con 1908 anninn1t. Seltte bonn @en=
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fern errpeiien fir 0ie @ode bonn "a.
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@rfranfungen unb 2233 Sooesfaae
aus Sem Commencement Sefaterinos=
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1ie @roBe ser Banif unter Ben 8erg=
leuten erbent aus sen Nngaben BON
Is @ruben, bon 0enen $4,000 aus
46, 900 Anaejtenten gefliidtet iino.
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Nad ben, Orient.
g erIin, 8. 81

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&ronprin5 6rieorid 8ilbelm miro,
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idlollen lein miro. gs lit mebr als
mabrideinlidL 0aB Sic &iidreiie Mber
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ser &ronprin5 aud SEN Ser. 5taaten
einen 8eiu6 abitatten miro, ie0od lit
big iett Elm iol6er 8elu6 in oem Bro<
granrn, bas 10 tpeit aufgeiteat 1T, nidt
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gen miro einen offi3ielen @barafter
tragen, 11no oie britilde &egierung
trifft beretts iebt untfoilenoe @orberei=
tungen fiir leinen Gmpfang lit SsSr1oien
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pan beluden. &ronprin5eiiin @ecilie
miro ibren @ema6l al,f oieler &eiie
nidt begleiten. lteber 6ie grt uno
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ooer al1f einem 9ampfer ser groBen
S5eanlinien itattfinoen iou, lit nod
nidts beltin1n1tes in SOS Hrogramm
nufgenomnlen poroen.
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sSSm Mnslano permnglaft.
@enf, Sf)tpie5, 8. slug.

W ~ !, SuJaOIe0' ". t"S'
q. .. Suniaro, Mitglieo ser Nep
gorfer 8anfftrma q. 8. Suillarb &
60, auBeroem an 5ablrei6en anoe-
rem amerifanii6en 8anfen betbeiltgt,
perungliidte am Sonntag in ser Rd<
be BON e@rf in ser sdmei5 bel Ell
.nem Nutomobilunfau Ser Gbanf~
.feur muBte, nm einen 3uianmen-
itoB nit elmer @aofabrerin 5u permei=
sen, cine roide 8enoung nit Ger Ma-
idine MAIDEN, ipoonr9 oieie in ben
@raben gerietb uno fid iiberl6lug.
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idper perlett; feline Srau fam init
leibteren 8ertpunoungen oanon, Ser
@bauffeur uno bie Rabfabrerin tpl,r-
Sen r1ift berlebt.
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.8eitere Beipeiie.
&c usfogee, 9fla., 8. Slug

Wt g oge Stla., .. slug.
geibt allein Safe 8. 9alnmon lon=
oern audi 5. S. MeM1rrap miro als
Belteder genannt in ser llnterluhung
Dor oern &ongreBfomitee, meldes in
Musfogee tagt, UNI oen angebllden
2anoidapit,oel gu l1nterluden. .MeMur-
sraD it im 8elise Der aDntrafte NIT
Sen gboctam= uno G1ifaiatu- eessn0ia-
nern au oeren 5ornering, ipie sena-
tor 2bontas Y. Gore bebauptet> bm
cine Belted11rg a1geboten pltroe. 8.
6. Mc@urtain, ein @boctam Snoianer
lmo Delegot ieines 5tammes in 8alb=
ington, be]duloigt MeM1rruD, ib.n
i'm Sabre 1906 cine 8elte6ung bon
$25, 900 augeboten 5u baben, menn er
jeiue Ginpat1oe gegen 0ie aontrafte
nit McMurrap 51rild5ieben milroe,
Sic lp6ter BON Yraiioent @oo}epet
ni6t genebnrigt puroen Green Me-
Curtain @d1ptling bon $4,000 Gboc-
toms l1no Elm otter Snoianer bon 62
ssSabre11, girtg an1 SamItag auf Sen
3el1genltano uno er5abAte oem aomi=
tee, oaB George @. Scott, bon 0em
er gtaubte, 0aB er I'M sll1ftrage BON
McMurrap gebanoelt babe, ibm ein
giertel oes Nrofits angeboten babe,
mel6er our6 Ben 2an0perfallf er5ielt
meroen lpiroe, tpenn er leinen Stamm
bu5u peranlalien miirOe, alle Sppoli=
ton gagen Sen Gerfarf al1f5ugeben.
1ieles 9l1gebot be5og lid a1f neue
aontrafte, Ole lid} I'M geiibe bon Ne=
Nurrap befanoen, l1no melde Sen 8e=
|genltuno Ser ietigen ltnterluflsng
hiloen.
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&raiioentcn- -Nnuronnng.
@ a i bingto 0 II, 8. sll1g.

~ u y ~ y y u, .. stLY.
Nraiioent Saft fat orgeoronet, sap
Bltnoestruppen bel ser Befampfung
Ser @alobr1n0e in Montana, @alb-
ington, Soobo, Oregon l1no Galifor=
nia Gerlpenoung finoen oiirfen. Sci
tens oes &riegsminiiters lpuroen Sc
nerafmajor 8arrp, ser &olnmanoeur
bes 1epartenents California, NIT
Gem Sal,ptquartier in San Jrancis=
co, Nrigaoegeneral Maus, Ser &orn-
nnl1oel1r bes 9epartelne,1ts Gplutn=
bia, nit oe1n @alrptquartier in sen
guncpltper=8arraden III 8aibingtpn,
uno 9rigaoegeneral Some, @onnan=
oel1r oes 9eparteme1ts 9afota NIT
Sem 8auptquartier in ct. Haul,
angetpieien, oie inter ibreIn
Pefeble itebenoen Gruppen fir Sen
gertannten 3tped in 8ereitldaft 5l1
balten. sluf @eird Ser Diitrittsbe.
an1ten oes nationa1en Joritoienites
lreroen Sic sruppe11 5l1r Dienitleiitung
binausbeoroert.
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geite / biS S.

8eoautung als oie elmer Gamilienre-
union. 6nit ieoesmal noh 3ulebt am
4. Nopember 1903 in Biesbaben, fat
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Ne,1er Spredler.

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s5n Snoianapolis u1roe am Jreltag
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