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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
SAYS HUSBAND
IS UNCLEAN
He Gets a Bath Only When
Wading Stream.
NEVER CHANGES CLOTHING
According to Allegations of
Mrs. Cora Winch.

Claims he Compelled Her 10 Live IN
A Hut in Il Lonely Woods While he
Is Working In Town and IL Is
Charged lac Refuses to Provide for
Her or Their Child-Court News.
Mrs. Cora Grace Winch recites n
tale of much Interest IN "A petition for
divorce filed In the common pleas
court today against her husband
Charles s. Winch. II is alleged that
the couple was married May ., 1895,
aud that one child. Jessie Gladys
Winch, about six years old, is the only
issue OF the marriage.
The wife says that she has always
been true and faithful but that the
husband has been guilty Of extreme
cruelty ana gross neglect Of duty for
more than three years. and that he is
also guilty OF adultery with persons
she Is unable to name.
The plaintiff says that for six years
her husband has not furnished her
or their child with clothing and that
he compelled them 10 live In rudely
constructed house of rough boards
lmaied to posts and having building
paper for an interior covering. This
house Is described as being situated
In the heart Of a big woods two miles
| from Caledonia, and all this time, II
is charged, the husband was employ
ed at good wages in Caledonia
It Is charged that the defendant
was very abusive, constantly cursing
ana swearing in the presence of then
child and the neighbors. 1t is sci
| forth that he recently pleaded guilty
| To- a charge Of non-support in Marion
county and was fined for that oifense
The petition says that he 'is unclear
| in his habits; never taking bath ex
cept when he would wade into {
stream-if he was living near same
and that he objected TO the plaintiff
giving their child a bath. lie nevel
changed his clothing, wearing sam'
from the time same We're purchased
until same were In rags"
Mrs Winch says when she was sick
he refused TO procure medical treat
ment for her and she was taken L
the City hospital in Bucyrus, wher'
she was operated on for appendiciti
and other troubles attributable to hin
and his unclean condition. lie there
upon cursed and swore that the hos
pital treatment was unnecessary anC
purely a money. making scheme" HI
refused TO pay the hospital bill o
| provide her with clothing after sh'
WAS able 10 leave the hospital.
Winch Is represented 10 be Al year
old, in good health, capable OF earn
ing good wages and employed at thli
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

. II Is TO laugh when you go 10 the
Sun theater the last half OF this week
for throughout the entire show COM
edy prevails. Every one of the acts
has It's minutes of mirth and In fact
there IA not serious second I'm the
entire show. DeVoe and the Dayton
Sisters present an up-to-date comedy
singing and dancing act. Geo. Llew-
ellyn, character comedian, in songs
and recitations, was pleasing. Wilson
Miller, the well known minstrel basso
and comedian, Is another, who went
big Reilly ana Ryan, "The Chauffeur
and the Girl" singing. comedy Jug
Cling and hoop rolling. Their act is
a novelty and was well received. Mo-
tion pictures entitled "To the Gold
Fields" concluded this excellent bill.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
TWO TRAIN RIDERS
FINED BY JUSTICE
win Remit From Their Homes IN
short Time.

Two men whose names sounded
sugpiciously fictitious but proved t.
be real, were arrested Thursday night
by Erie Detective w. A. Ellsworth
and charged with illegal train riding,
They were taken before Justisce
Charles e. Gompf and gave their
names as Joe Lemon of Akron, and
Charles Blue of Barberton. Both car
ried union cards bearing these names.
One Is a rubber worker and the oth-
err boilermaker. Both We're fined
one dollar and costs and permitted TO
50 to their homes, from which they
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
Parade.

The parade will form at l o'clock
p. m. and win move at 1880 In Yhe
following order:
City police
Grand marshal and staf,
Johnson's Military band
Co. d, 4th infantry. O, n, G.
Mizpah Encampment No 80, !. O.
10. f.
Marion Company, No. IS, u. r. K,
OF p.
Marion Council No. 12o, United
Commercial Travellers
sandusky Tribe, No. 90, order OF
Red Men.
Lime city Council, No. 2OG. Jr o.
u. A. NJ
Daughters of America.
Marion public schools.
st. Mary's parochial schools.
Drum corps.t
Flower girls.
Sons of Veterans.
Spanish War Veterans,
Cooper Post. No. III, G. A. r..
All ex-slldiers and sailors.
Carriages with mayor, speakers and
Others. pr
Line of March.
The parade will form at the corner
Of Prospect andn Center streets, mt !
O'Clock and will move at 1880, east on
Center to State, south on state 60
cemetery
Exercises at Cemetery.
Overture, Johnson's Military band,
Invocation Rev. f.. L. WeatherwaX,
Music. Pedagogue quartet
Music, Catholic school.
Reading OF order of Gen. John A.
Logan, creating Memorial day Mai
$, n. Titus.
Music, Pedagogue quartet.
Reading of President Lincoln's
Gettysburg Address. j. ]. CROWLEY.
Address OF the day Fred Warner,
Recitation. Miss Frances Frye ri
Firing OF salute by Company ID.
Benediction, Rev II V. McCleary
Taps.
The column win reform and return
to the city passing In review on STATE
street, near Center street.
BY order OF
Capt. 4. E, Andrews.
.o. Grand Marshal.
Mai. J. W. McMurray.
Chief OF star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
PROGRAM FOR
MEMORIAL DAY
Services Will be Held at
Epworth Church, Sunday.
4 SCARCITY OF FLOWERS
Rev. Mrs. Crosby Will
Speak at Bijou Theater.

Sn Addition to the Memorial Day
Exercises the Day VIII be Made
Commoratiye. OF the Ifftieth An
nivcrsary of the Outbrcak of the
Civil war--Citizens are Requested
To Donate Flowers and to Join in
The Exercises.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
A Jubileo Day.

A big day of jubilee win be held at
Calvary church Sunday Bishop
Breyfogel and other ministers win be
present II viii be special day
throughout The Sunday school and
Young Peoples society win also have
special features. Great service In the
morning. Notice the church announces
ment IN Saturdays Mirror
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY
PROGRAM READY
Grand Marshal Publishes
Order of Exercises.
FORMATION FOR THE PARADE
When, and Where Various
Bodies Will Form. K

Arrangements Are Completed For the
Proper Observance of the Ceres
monies Incident 20 One OF the
Most Important Days In History,
Weather Permitting, the Parade
WIN he larger This Year Than
Usual.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

time. The wf-e says he Is the owner
Of an undivided interest in 175 acres
of land in FULLY township; that he
has mortgaged and sold other property
for more than enough to pay the
mortgage.
Mrs. Winch asks to be divorced
given exclusive custody of the child
reasonable alimony and that the pro-
perty be 'decreed to her. An injunc-
tion restraining the defendant from
diSposing Of or encumbering his
property Is also sought. Attorney l.
E. Myers represents the plaintiff.
The little girl mentioned in the pc
tition is now an inmate OF the Wad.
dell Children's home and is remark
ably precocious.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

At a meeting of the general com
mittee for Decoration day exercises
held at the room of Cooper post,
Thursday evening. It was decided to
give to the public the detail Of the
work OF the various committees as .
notice of a completed program for
Memorial day exercises. II was de-
cided that in addition to the Memorial
exercises the day would be made COM
memorative Of the fftieth anniversary
of the outbreak of the civil war.
Finance committee reported a lib
eral response on the part of the pub
lie to the request for donations a
fund of S212 has been subscribed. All
the committees made favorable re-
ports as to the work assigned them
Notice is hereby given to all old
soldiers to meet at the post room sun
day morning at 10 a. m. to attehu III
a body the Memorial services at the
Epworth NJ. L. church. The sermon
win be delivered by Rev. ID. II. Bailey.
Also notice Is given of services ana
"a sermon by Rev. Mrs. Crosby at y
n M sunday at the Bijou theater
All soldiers are requested to report
al the post room NJ - "i'
ton day. to join the parade to the
cemetery. An extensive and interest
ing program of music, recitations and
addresses has been prepared. Car
riages for old soldiers who feel tho
necessity for the same viii be pro-
Nded.
owing to a scarcity Of flowers, all
citizens are requested TO make do
nation of a share of their howers,
sending them to the post room at
a. m. or phone Addison Balm chair
man. ard he will send for them
The general committee VIII supply
citizens having charge of the deeora-
tions at the smaller cemeteries
throughout the county with flags upon
application to Captain Milton Marsh
committee in charge.
The committee requests our entire
citizenship to unite with us in these
lexercises that will show to the world
the great sacrifices made to save our
country's honor when the nations nag
was in peril have not been forgotten
BY order of general committee
shiller Fogleson, Presiuent
Or. G. n. Harding, Secretary.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

Capt II. e. Andrews has issued the
following program to be observed
Memorial day
Ohiccrs.
william Flies. president Of the day.
Capt II. +. Andrews, grand mar
shall
Mai, James w. McMurray, chief OF
staff
Aides de Camp.
Capt. Daniel Evans, Lieut.. Geo. y.
Knapp, M. H. Dumble. o. S. Rapp. j.
Il. Phillips, Fred Morrison. Philip j.
Haberman, J. r. Messenger. u. O.
Weeks J. w. Klncfelter, E. r. Bond
ley, trumperer
Formation for Parade.
Band win form on south Prospect
street. facing the west. right resting
on Center Company d will form on
left Of band: Mizpah Encampment
will form on lent of Company ID.
Marion Company. No. l5, U. n, *. OF
r., on the left Of Mlzpah Encamp-
ment; Marion Council No. 129; Uni
ted COMMERCIAL Travellers will form
to the left OF Marion Company. No.
10, u. Il. X. of r.; Sandusky Tribe.
No. 80, order of Redmen, will form
on the left of the United Commercial
Travellers
Lime City Council win form on west
Center street, facing the north, right
resting on Prospect street. Daughters
of America will form on the left of
Lime City Council Marion public
schools and St Mary's parochial
schools will form on the. left Of thS
Daughters of America
Drum corps will form on north
Prospect street facing east, right rest.
ing ON Center street; flower girls will
form TO left OF drum corps and Sons
OF Veterans will form to the left OF
flower girls; Spanish War Veterans
to the left of Sons OF Veterans.
Cooper Post, No. III. G. a. r., viii
form on north Prospect street, facinl
west. their left resting on Center
street. Carriages for seekers and
others, will form to the right of Coop
er Post, on north Prospect street. Any
other organizations desiring to take
part will reportito the grand marshal
ana will be assigned place in the for
nation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26


a suit In attachment was started IN
the common pleas court today by MarN
Taylor against G. Mayo Osborne. The
plaintiff, through her attorneys, Mou-
ser q Moloney,/ sets up a promissory
note for S254.94 and claims that Os-
borne owes her 1915 for board, room
and washing from July 15, 1907, tC
February j. 1910. This bill was in
Cured in Chicago and the defendant
now resides I'm Boston.
II Is set up that Osborne is the own
er OF an undivided half interest in lot
80 in the city of Marion. and judg-
ment is asked for $569.94, with inter.
est at six per cent from this date, and
interest at six per cent. on 1915 from
February J., 1910.
The property. described is the lot
just north OF the interurban station
on north State street, better known as
the johnson property
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

w. H. Kiser will move his merchant
tailor shop to the new Fite block on
north State street on June 1. 24-7t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

Mrs. c. Anthony Of Barnhart Street
was Called to Lima by the serious III
ness of her aunt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

Charles Rizen Of Wilson avenue, Is
quite seriously sick having under
went an operation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

Judge w. f. scoheld this morning
heard the divorce case Of Christena
Wildermuth against Frederick C. WI
dermuth. The case was decided I'm
favor Of the plaintiff, who was repre-
sented by Jacoby and Donithen.
Wildermuth was charged with
cruelty and gross neglect Of duty and
the court found the petition to have
been well founded. Mrs. Wildermuth
is given the custody Of their 11-year-
old daughter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26
Card of THINKS.

We wish to thank our many friends,
especially the a. ]. u. for their kind
ness. the BARRIERS and others for the
beautiful flowers during the illness and
death Of our beloved wife and
daughter
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

Fortune smiles somewhere always.
Use Glover Leaf flour and watch the
result. b-l9-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

promised to send the amount of the
fine.
Ellsworth succeeded G. T. Frum
who recently resigned. County Clerk
Klinefelter says Ellsworth has not
yet filed his commission in this county
ana cannot therefore, legally make an
arrest in Marion.
Save your coupons and get "A
vacuum cleaner at the mill. 5-19-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

Laugh and the world laughs with
you. The use of Glover Leaf Hour Is =
r,oosure 5-19-ti
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-26

When the baby il cross or ugly, IT'S
time to give HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. It's the greatest BABY
medicine known to loving mothers'
makes them eat, sleep and grow
makes them sweet and cheerful
SCHMIDT e. co.
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COTE G6 zine Ein0ersntfd6rung geIlera
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Gin G6emdnn ME er es niGt IeiV
jouts, 1T augsRIhtinIi6 Der y Sabre
alte 9auL Gstb pon go. 1884 8ine
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9eIslIihaFt duseinanosr3uIsBsn, aber
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lpeaen untsrihleifs per6aftet. gu Isiner
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peaen 5raqens osrborgsner W1fien 81
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germ1aen an feline bier ainber. Qbam
uno Senrn Wopuer, gmma Blum unb
MurD Glart.
5bepbore gathler Dtrmuht iein9erz
m0gsn on feline Satin Margaret auf
2e6ensseit. Rad ibrem 2ooe ioQ ouss
felbe auf Ietnen SObn Quguit
unter Der gebtngung ubergeben,
baB CT binnen 8tpei Sobren mad oem
lobe Der Mlutter feinsr S6peiter
9lmeIia gropn $500, ieiner Shfpeiter
Irancss Bolf $50 uno isinsn Bril-
bern ;granf, 8eorge, Sobn uno 0iIs
liam js $25 aus benz yta4IaFs BE-
sablt.
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Shulprin3ipal, permatt iein 9erm0s
een on feline Satin Gunice 6. Syobus
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ion.
gIisabstb Dirtb binttrlGBt in i6
rem 5eitamente $500 fir WeFen, BEN
ers6iI6of WoeGer fir Die Snoianer.
uno gleeers RifItonen $500, oem Ct
5rancig 5oipital in 5ojymount $500
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IaBperpuIter BON gRbe 8. Ri6o!s
gerfOnalisn $4,000. Grunosigsutbuu
$4,000.
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matter BON Wnrn 5tBpatrit; periO
nolisn $500, Grunoei9enthum $500
Der psrfonlihs QahlaB oes 3iQs
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lett $S,849.09 pereIHnobmt uni
$8.838.42 b.raussabt babe, 10 oaB E
nod $10.67 an Sono bat.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16
Iemtihes Ebeater.
romantiidt SDsr .sns
Iahtiagsr Don Granada.

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