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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

he. "but God makes men" We have
enough machines, we nave enough
men. what we need are men Of great
character. A book is the sum Of the
characters in it, The sum substance
of living man is his character All
deeds make for character and by that
character man is known to God.
Men know men by reputation, not by
character.
Jesus taught mis- disciples the es-
sential elements OF char cter. He
gave them the power to administer
10 the sick, to heal the blind, but he
warned them to be careful lest their
success cause destruction. In the be-
ginning God said let there be light
and there was light II is an act of
divinity to bring light and conformity
cut Of chaos To have the key to a
situation to unlock the door, to solve
the problem. is divine. Jesus was
divine. but when he gave to his dis
cples a segment of his divinity he
warned them against their success
causing destruction. Success has des-
troyed more men than anything else.
TOO often the financial success of the
father destroys the son. would
rather have my son educated I'm pow
crty than on the gilded road. Jesus
said not to rejoice because of success
but because your names are written IN
heaven.
Martin Luther the great PERSONAL
ity in the beginning of the reforma-
ton. who dared TO nail his thesis up
a., Il. tA L n
1.-THE royll potentate of Roman power,
bowed his knee i'm humble subsection
and obedience to Goa. The command
ing person is the humn;e one. Ye
must be born again and IN your new
| birth will ye be excited and be given
equality and power.
"You see peopie VINO nave aspira-
| tions but do not accomplish them
They sit helpless In the presence OF
their ambitions. There Is another
with the same aspiration. he forges
ahead and accompllshes. That is the
d ference between the aspiring and
the inspired. The inspired man has
the qualities made up of Gods pres
ence. He is exalted by His power
"The purpose of power is not al
ways destruction. People are too
much inclined to think that they are
doing Gods work when they have an aX
destroying something. The purpose OF
power Is to build up, not TO destroy,
have been interested in local option
campaigns, ! think, rs much as any
ether man; / have studied the situa-
| tlon as much as any one and | want
TO say. had the church of God spent
as much time building up the King
dom as they have destroying the So
! Icon. the results Of this campaign
v ould have been different. The trou-
lie was, when you abolished the sa-
loon you didn't have the power to
!ccrate something 10 take rs place.
7 a. purpose Of power is to transform,
i4sew, regenerate, rejuvenate. not To
destroy.
"The mediator OF power Is Jesus
, Christ. 1t is impossible for man
10 do great things without the spirit
! Ct God, and we receive that spirit
through Jesus Christ. In him YOU
I'heve light, power and success. Re
o,ce not that you attain this success,
ut rather rejoice because your name
IS written I'm heaven"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06
{. A. PETEE WEDS
IRONTON GIRL
Ceremony Performed Sun
day Morning at Brides
Home.

Miss Madge Nolte. of lronton, and
Everett A. Petee. of Marion. were
united in marriage Sunday at o
o'clock at the home Of the bride Rev.
A. II. Henderson pronounced the ring
ceremony In the presence of only the
immediate friends and relatives of
the young people. At II o'clock an
elegant wedding dinner was served,
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Petee left immedi-
ately after for their home here in
Marion.
Mrs. Petee Is the daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Martin l.. Nolte, of lronton,
and Is a young woman of very attrac-
tive personality The groom Is em-
ployed as chief engineer of the Marion
Water company and has made n home
for his wife AT the pumping station.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

REV. KING AT TRINITY BAPTIST,
Rev. Walter Il, King came to Mar
ion Saturday and took pastoral charge
ol the Trinity Baptist church Sunday,
conducting all of the services. Rev.
King comes from Martins Ferry, o.,
where he has been pastor of the Bap-
list church for some years.
In greeting his congregation for the
aIst time yesterday morning, Rev.
king first defined his position in re-
saTd to the union OF the two Baptist
,hurches. 81 wish to forget" said he,
that two churches have united, This
$ the Trinity Baptist church and you
,re It's members: From time to time
we may be reminded of the fact that
this pastorate are two congrega-
ions with different ideas. We are
ere to do the Lords work, and in
our hearts are the hopes ana ideas of
christian service l am here as your
.ervant. l will be your pastor l shall
inter into some of your sorrows. OF
ome OF them | care to know nothing.
shall enter into some OF your pleas
iies and rejoicings, and Of some OF
hem care TO know nothing. My de-
erminatiop 10 be a servant Of God
I'll give me the grace 10 endeavor to
xalt throughout my ministry here,
he standard Of the cross. Let US have
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06
SHE WANTED TO
GO ON THE STAGE
Reads Divorce Petition of
Harry w.
Cartwright.

Through Attorneys. Mouser & Nal
oney, Harry w. Cartwright today
hed n petition for divorce from He
lcne r. Cartwright The couple We're
married May 20. 1908 and no children
have been born of the union
The plaintiff charges his wife with
gross neglect of duty, claiming that
she neglected her household duties
and spent her time in preparing for
the stage. 1t is alleged that for two
Years she has so busted herself that
she has deprived him Of her society
and has, during that period refused
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06
Appeal Filed.

An appeal action from the court of
Justice Charles II. Conley was filed
in the common pleas court today by
Frank Il. Disbennett against Colonel
Stull and Lilly Stull in which an ac-
count for S26.A is set up and judg-
ment asked for that amount.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06
C. NJ. L|GGET
WEOS SUNDAY
Druggist Marries Miss zula
M. Judd of
LaRue.

Rev l.. c. Weber united Miss zula
NJ. Judd and c. n. Liggett in mar
rlage at his home on East Center
street, Sunday morning at 10:30
o'clock. The ceremony was very sim
ply performed in the presence of only
a few witnesses
Mrs Ligget is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. william II. Judd. OF LaRue,
and was formerly employed as COM
positor at the Star Office. The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Lig-
gett, of Cardington, and is the pro-
prletor of the Llggett drug store on
East Center street. Mr.. and Mrs. I.ig-
gett will make their home nthe Ma
gruder flats.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

tc live with him as his wife.
Because of this condition, the plain
tiff asserts that his horne can no long
er be truthfully called such and 1t Is
further claimed that he, because OF
the wife's absence and conduct, was
compelled to go to boarding on July
4, 1910.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

but one purpose 1.-The giorincation OF
his name"
But rather rejoice that Your names
are written in heaven" These words
formed the basis from which was buiit
- forceful and instructive sermon. Rev
Eng first stated that this age IS one
ct machinery when il should be an
q ge Of men. MEN make machines said
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06
Married by Justice.

Perry Dennis ana Miss Norma
Plefer were married at 4:3O Saturday
afternoon by Justice Charles E.
Compf i'm his Office.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06
3 YEAR OLD BOY
LOST MANY HOURS
Parties of Farmers Spent
Sunday Afternoon Search
ing Country
Ralph Wetterson Had Trav-
eled IA Miles When
Found.

From noon until night fail Sunday.
parties of farmers searched the coun-
Try east of the city Tor hve-year-
Ralph Wetterson. son Of Elec Wetter-
son. a farm hand. who resides on the
Nicker Baker farm, five and one-half
miles east of Marion on the Foster
and Beaver road. The lad left his
home about nine o'clock in the morn
ing I'm company with two older broth
ers. A snort distance from his home
his brothers left him, telling him TO
return home but the boy lost his way
and was not found until about $3.50
L clock in the evening at the home of
Gottleib Holler, farmer residing two
miles south of Claridon. During his
absence from home, young Ralph
Travelled about fourteen miles.
AS night approached, the searching
parties decided to notify the police
end secure the services Of the blood
hounds in finding the missing boy.
Chief of Police Klinefelter was called
and he, in company with officer Shrock
drove to the Wetterson home. At the
rlace where the older brothers had
left the lost child. the dogs took up
the trail and had followed IT but a
short distance when message was
received, stating that the boy had been
found The dogs were travelling IN
the direction Of the Hotter home Wien
they were called off the trail
The boy was uninjured bait large
piece of cloth was missing from his
| little blue oVer-alls, as evidence o;
Ian encounter with Il vicious dog he
met during his wanderings. In speak
| ing of the episode, the little fellow
put on a bold front and stated that he
| d,ove tAe dog away with a club.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

J. p. Menges, the expert piano tuner
wtlf be here next week. Leave your
order at Gebhardt-Pete or
Heffney & CoOpers 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

Our Ohio school DAVIS give women
the right to a place on our school
boards. Give them a chance to make
good 1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

j. Hutchinson. Anna y.
Whiting stand for efficiency in teach
ers. Vote for them. /
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

Storm tops built to order in either
curtain or slide door; to fit old or
new buggies. Place orders early
The Houghton Merkel Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06
Notice.

No hunting or trespasslng on farm
OF Harley Berry G-10tp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

More people are using clover Leaf
Hour every day. There Is a reason.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-06

Vote for Chas. Il. Gompf for re-
Election Justice of the Peace I
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-11

By the Mediterranean.
1t seems the present war be-
tween Italy and Tripoli-be-
tween the north and the south
shore of the Mediterranean-is
merely tn revival of an ancient
rumpus. Rome and Carthage
fought the. same battle llone,chle
fore the days of Christ, And they
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-11

fought for % long years, too.
The Rome of that time is but
a memory and Carthage-dust.
Wonder if that will ever happen
to New York and London Makes
a fellow Thoughtful, doesn't it?
suP ittsbuEgh thief robbed news
boy of S. cents, earnings Of day.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
THE ARGUMENTS ENDED
IN WESTERN RATE CASE
TIE Commission May Announce De-
cision by March !.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-Arguments
for the proposed advances in freight
rates in the western trunk line associ-
alton territory ended today after nine
teen and one half hours Of speaking
in four days The record in the case
covers 5000 pages of testimony be-
sides Yoluminous briefs Of counsel and
reports of their oral fragments.
The commission expects Ia announce
its decision in the eastern and west
ern cases by March l. Ii is scarcely
likely the discussions of the cases will
he taken up by the commission as a
body before the early part of Febru-
airy. The final TWO hours of today
proceedings were occupied by G. g.
Wright Of the Chicago x Northwest
ern railroad, in philosophical discus
sion Of the rate situation. He said
the question was not So much one Of
law as one Of craftsmanship.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
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Nearly Anyone May Secure a SPlen-
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ord of growing hair and curing bald
ness in % out of every 100 cases
where used according tn directions
for reasonable length of time. That
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il is. and we mean il Ia be, and no
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We are so certain ReXall go Hair
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Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
A STEAMER SAVED
IN THE NICK OF TIME
She Was Drifting Helplessly Upon the
Beach.

Marshfield, Ore. Jan lS.-Via wire
less 10 Seatile)-The steamer schooner
Lallme. water-logged and in distress
was saved from destruction near Cape
Blanco when the steamer Nan Smith
late this afternoon succeeded in get
ting tow line aboard All the crew,
fifteen men. were taken aboard the
Nan Smith and are now on the way Ia
San Francisco
Her fires eNtingushed and helpless
before the storm, the Lakme drfted
more than fifty miles during the
tWentv-four hours she was at the
mercy Of the gale. The men aboard
her, although suffering n" injuries.
were i'm imminent danger of death
when the Nan Smith. which left Coos
Bay this afternoon bound for San
Francisco. came alongside as the
Lakme at that time was but a short
distance from the beach against which
u violent surf was breaking.
A moderation OF the storm per-
mitted the rescue of the crew by
means of life boats and the making
fast of Il line L. the Lalme. Only
meager details Of the rescue of the
Lalcme's crew have been received by
wireless from Captain Olsen. master
OF the Nan Smith.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
OPPOSITION OPENS
TO CANAL FORT|f|CAT|OA
II Is Objected to on Two Important
Grounds.

Washington, Jan. IS--The opening
gun in the fight for the fOrtification
of the Panama canal was fired in sAe
house today, although the postOffice
bill ostensibly was under consideration.
Representative Keifer of Ohio spoke an
hour in facor of the naturalization of
the canal
He was answered by Representative
HObSon of Alabama
Mr. Keifer declared that the latest
estimate. $4,000. 200. for the f,rtifica-
ton of the canal would not be suffi-
cient. He asserted that il would cost
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
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Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
FIRST AID" TALK TO
NATIONAL GUAROSMEN
Interesting Lecture to Company 3
by Sergeant o. F. Temple

Sergeant o. F. Temple, formerly
of the regular United States army,
talked To the boys of company Il.
y. c. a. last evening on First
Aid. This was the second of a
series of lectures to be heard by
the members of the company during
the winter. and was quite as sue
cessful as the first IL was listen
ed to by forty citizen soldiers.
In the course of his remarks Ser
geant Temple used Sergeant Slocum.
who delivered the first lecture. as
subject for a demonstration OF the
proper use of bandages and splints.
He showed the boys how to bandage
a broken limb. The most important
part of first aid work, however. is
to stop hemOrrhages from wounds,
and Sergeant Temple gave the boys
OF Company Il some valuable infor-
nation on that line.
Following the regular drill. all the
members of the company. with their
guests, went to Donofrio's as the
guests of Wilson Larmor. who had
Just been promoted to the rank of
sergeant.
The third lecture will be given next
Thursday evening. Not only mem
bers of the company but anyone in
Iterested is invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
BASE BALL AMBITION.
A Japanese Wants to Join the Chicago
Gu S.

Chicago. Jan. lS.-Ito Sugamoto, a
japanese. wants To play ball with the
Cubs He made known his ambition in
a letter today To President Murphy,
asking permission to go south with the
team next month. In the request.
couched in the best English, the Japan
csc athlete announced that he knew
base ball perfectly and merely asked
for a trial.
Murphy says he faVors taking him
to New orleans for try out II this
deal is closed the Cubs can CAIN the
distinction of breaking in the first Jap
anese in the history of the major
leagues. The japanese lives in san
Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
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Besides catarrh. remember that
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Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
STATE GETS ITS MONEY.
Bismarck Banks Makes the Treasury
Good.

Bismarck. Jan 19.-Funds amount
ing To S60.694 were paid to the state
treasury today by the First state
bank OF Bowdells To cover the amount
claimed to have been embeZZled by
former State Treasurer G. J.. Bick-
ford. and former president of the
bank. who was arrested yesterday.
The attorney general said the re-
covering of the money will not stop
the criminal prosecution of Bickford.
In a resolution adopted by the house
today a committee was appointed 10
investigate the affairs OF the state
treasurer's office and was empowered
to go back into the administration of
the office for n period of eight years.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
REAL ESTATE DEALER
GOES UP FOR LIFE
The End of San Diego Murder
Trial.

San Diego. Jan. lS.-Gulty CT murder
in the first degree with the recommen-
dalton for sentence to the state peni-
Tertiary for life was the verdict Of the
jury in the case of Andrew J. Mitchell.
The crime for which Mitchell. formerly
real estate dealer. was convicted. was
the brutal murder of Matthias Mau. an
old German rancher in Lawson valley.
Robbery was the motive. William III.
Jones. colored. confessed in Omen court
that he was an accOmpliCe of Mitchell
in the murder. Jones will be- placed
on trial soon.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
SHEEHAN LOST GROUND
IN SENATORIAL FIGHT
Other Democrats Entering the
Arena

Albany, Jan. l9.-The fact that at
least thirty senators and assembly
men will not attend the joint SEES
sion on Friday and Saturday makes
il certain that the deadlock over the
election of a senator will stay un-
broken until next week To enable
these members to look after urgent
business at home eight pairs were
arranged in the assembly. and seven
in the senate.
The second joint ballot today
brought no important changes in the
situation The most significant de-
velopment was the entrance OF more
democratic candidates and now the
field numbers eight
The candidates and their votes to-
dav: William F. Sheehan. SS; Ed
ward NJ. Shepard. Is; Alton b. Park
er. :: Martin w. Littleton. ,; j. w.
Gerard. .: d. G Herrick. .: j. w.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
IT GR|NDS FOSS
TO PERFORM A DUTY
Has Said He Would Not Approve
Lodges Credentials.

Boston. Jan. 1S.-The certificate of
election of Senator Lodge 10 the senate
for six years beginning March 4. was
laid before Governor FOss today.
Under the constitution the COVER
nor approves the certificates. although
the law does no, specify when such ap-
prevail shall be given
Foss is the bitterest opponent of
Lodge and has said on several occa-
sions that ne never will approve the
credentials of Lodge.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

at least 800. OOO to fortify the canal
50 that il could be held against the at
tack of a first-class power. He assert
ed that the Clayton Bulwer treaty
which is still in effect. specifically pro-
vides for the naturalization of the 18th
milan waterway.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
THE SNOWY CASCADES.
A Fall of Six Feet in Thirty six
Hours.

Seattle. Jan. IS.-Nearly six feet of
snow fell on the summit OF the Cas-
cades in thirty-siX hours ending at }
u. m. The Northern Pacific and Great
Northern by keeping plows busy have
passenger trains running. The two big
slides on the Northern Pacific between
Lester and Stampede. near the tunnel
last night, completely tied up traffic
and even yet no freight trains are NOV
ing in either direction.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

dency To distrust the various branches
of the government.
He spoke before four hundred iur-
lists and lawyers at the annual meet
ing of the New York Bar association.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

English Galantine-Thiss same house
wife gives her recipe for galanJinr.
which appears frequently at luncheon
or buffet suppers To One-half pound
finely minced beef or veal allow the
same quantity of lean ham or bacon
onc-Quarter pound Of bread crumbs
and teasDoOnful Of salt. and n half
teaspoonful each Of pepper and grated
nutmeg. Mix all together with the
yolk and white of one egg well beat
en-. oFrm into n smooth. sausage
like roll. bind in a pudding cloth and
simmer very slowly for two hours in
the cloth when cold. glaze and cut
in thin slices
EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

Herman. =; NJ J. OBrien. / Ker-
nan and O'Brien are the new ones
Sheehan lost two votes from the
first ballot. and lacked twelve of
election
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
WIckERSHAM'S WARNING.
Dangerous Distrust If Branches OF
Government.

Syracuse y. Y. Jan. 1S.-AttorneN
General Wickersham sounded warm
ing tonight against the popular ten
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

make Of the same consistency as the
bread dough Then work the two
balls together until thoroughly mixed
roll out thin. cut into circles with a
tin or Wineglass. and bake