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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
0lefrntsnausb sbebnHs in Aesppten

Doltenloler 6immsg iibsr 2uror.
Ger srobs pias Dor osm poliseises
bduoe iii nrii6snb poll pom Wsnf6tn.
Gs lrimmeli ppn ipsiben 1urbunsn;
Der igss Der Sidoisr iit fan gar nidIt
psrtretsn, bsnn Is III Q1nopOgt. oos
lid, bo 10 SabIreih singefunDen bat,
unb Der 4nlnb. Der al bitfe brounta
Wasn5den aus ibrsn QiliflamrHbiilten
bisrbertritb, III tsin frtucigsr: hsuts
ftubst bic alliihrlihe gefiirhteis Re-
trutendnsbtbnns fnii.
aeappten Bot nlIgsHfiHs Msbrpili6i
- nuf bsm pdpisr. S1cn hnr6 3nbs
luna bon 400 Wart tam iifl JeDer
losiauisn. Don bisftm Reht MAIDEN
islbit In ben nrmtH 2anpbssirsen stDu
25 Vrossni Der Mussubebtnbsn 0tf
braut. iob0B Rur enHs arnls 1sufsi
sur Einiislung gsldngsa, Die Irspps
bts poli3eigsb1ubfs III BON @sHbars
men beIeti, bieisn tnosllos uniformirs
Ten dgnptifden pDlisiitsn. bic fp mor'
tiaIiTh auslebsn nnp Dor isetm bthei
ostleipsien gurcpdsr ipis 1aifenmefs
isr sufammsntnidsn. ip1brtnD iif gtgen
bic gingsborensn, ibre 9aHDsieute. mii
ipibtrli6er Brntnlisdt pcrssben. Tis
aussnbebfnbsn iinb In siafn foforti,
asa annenroum bes bnufts aufefiteli
unb iperben In finem 9ltbtnBimmer,
beHeH f5snIter NIT pfsrbtbedfn ptr'
tdnai Tnb, unisrfuMt. Simmer abr
ireiftn nod. BON Gsabormfn tssrEtlrt
gsaMslgIer ein, nrms aerlf, bit nei
QdbuHg teins sJslsf seIsiitft 1dbsn uni
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

Mapor Ghfrdb tpnros geiitrn In eli
nsm Brittle pon SamusI .. Beau
damp pon Baltimore srfuhi. NaHfors
ihungsn mad Gnmusl 8. Hedunomp.
Sr.. bsm Sobne bes SGreibtrs, ansus
itslIsn. fptlfxr permibt ipirb unn iih
sulegt In einem hitfigeH oofpital BE-
funben bdben fon.
gran Jean RpbertE. % Sabre aft.
bon 30. 900 Melt 8. Eirnbe. murne
eeitsrn pon ibrtm Soften Der peliyei
ols xrmibi genelbei. Gie mar am
Ngatas 9anmiiiae aus bsm itdDiis
fhsn 6ofpiial sntluiTtH iporbsn unb
BAT Iich bisber nod nint risbfr In
ibrtr Mobnuns eiHetitsIs. Nobsrts
befiirhtfi. baB ftiner 5rou eiR lln6sil
,piD<rfabrsn isin mng.
Der 10 Sabre Glte Dsorg Mlorln
bon 30. 1913 Wonsfieln Gtrobe iptrD
felt MontGa Wpresn perInibt.
ppli5ihef 5ddfpn ipurbe bon
isinfm QolIsgsn In auedspflIs. g., frs
fuht. 4ohforf6IagsH nod bem i3
aubrs aItsn 4Ibsrt Ghdntipittr dHsus
iislIfH, ipslfer fetuen GIssrn burhgss
brunnt In unc iih mad Cincinnati
bsgebsn hob<H ION.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
Nahriatenbiemit In Dsarpffu.

Sisbt man ab BON benz gcidrtlatit,
bitter sshsimnisboll.n 9eleerupbis beg
Srients, bersn S6nsAist.tt nur bon
ibrer lInsuperldFietsit iibsriroffeH
tpirb. 10 bieibsn nur or.i 8sgs, ouf
bsnen in Ndrotto 3ap.rIdFiee RAD
ri6ten srlnnst ooer gotfhaftsH auss
qetduihi tpsrben t6Hnen. ga III 3us
nd6ft bic SanbelstaroDans. bic grisfs
nit nimmt uuo DOR dllem 0eriifte
fpeitertrdst, bann Der reitsnee gpte,
Der in Der praris aber aur S,lteHbeit
gebort, ihlieblih aber Der pihtisite
unb 3uperldHisite gattor i'm marcftas
niihtn Qa6rihtenbisnit, Der Rsfdb.
Der einseborene 8rieftrdser. Sn sinem
enslifhen Bintte maft 4ldn Dftler,
Der ianse 3eit in morotto sslebt bat,
.inigs Mittbeilunsen iibsr bas Rae
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

Gbm. Taipfon BON Der Gtnais Aus
nitors CFfirs bat I'm aduFf Der IsbisH
1aae nehrtrs RonfsrenssH NIT qcIissi,
def Jndfon unb g]oIiseidntDaIi Urban
ubaehcltsn, anD sipar bstrsFfs Der his.
Iiggn assnttn pom Dnmpllbiffahriss
linien, rpelts Geihdtit thun, obns bic
eem Gefeb Dorgtfnritbtns HiirsFhdfi
pon 5000 aslsiEtsi su babsn. poligsi.
Gef ssddfon fpirb bic bftrtfFsntfn
Aaenfen nufforpern InYsH. bit trs
iplbnte HiireThaft sa ItslItH. g3olistis
onfpolt llrbon uire gtetss oifiMigfn
qlaenitn, speIdk pisfs aluflorbsrune
ignoriren fpltfn, nie einghIdgietu
GHriits thuu. I'm Iit sur RtGsHf6ofl
iu sisbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
Ser Suuleparb.

Gs 1T beinabe Elm WenThendIter
ber, oaB bic 8iirger BON Cincinnati
bic Rotbpenoigteit srtanut babsn, Den
aanal in ibrsn Stabtgren3en aus Ell
nem 9emetnf6dosn in sinen S9muts
pluB su oerponbsIn. SIRE 8eHiibuns
een Iheitsrtsn an bem GinfluB Der
mG6tioen giienba6nen uno Der nit
linen i'm 9unoe itsberbsn polittter,
pelde oieies tpertbpolIe Gtgsntbum
an iih gu retBen iu6tsu. 9tihts
tenusei6nst ben nsusn 9etft. Der iit
burh bic 6errihdft oss 8oItes duBsrt,
befTer, uls Der eIGnSsnbe GrfoLs. Der
isst in 8.3ug auf ben 3dndl srrunssn
iporben 1T. Oauttt tpirb au4 etns
nsueQera in Der 8eIhi6te BON Giuctns
natl begonner, b1 Iih osm8iirgeritOI3,
Der QQein fir bas Seoeibeu sin:r
Staot enti6eioeub 1T, nunmsbr GeIes
uenbeit su ieiner 8stb6tigung bistet
unD es 1T elm i.br srsisbiges 5eIo,
bos fi6 erI6lisbt.
llnfere Staot 1T bon Der Ratur in
Isbr bobem @rdoe begunitigt, oa bic
Siigeltette, bon Der iie umId!oFen III,
ibr sinen eroben lanoitaftIi6en
Rei, OerI.ibt. 2lIs S6otteUieits oieier
8ortbeils erI6ien bic rGumIi6s Been
ouna. 9llsin bieie nur IsbigIi6 bas
Wert Der WsnI6sn. Der aanal. Der
emit ii6 on Der Stootsrsn3s bin8og,
befinbet ii6 nuHmsbr ourn 9efisoes
luno bes 8sbist.s am ieniettiesr ufsr
i'm Sersen Der Stuot unb bstpirtt,
oab Cincinnati in 3rpsi absiIs gstrenHt
III. IS 1T jsBt bios nOfbtusnoig, Die
S6eibelinie gu entfernsn, tpte bds
neue 9eIes IS geitdttet uno Is tDtro Elm
suIammenbGngsnbes 5erroin pom
GluB big gum Jubs Der Siigd asfhafs
fen. Nus fol6eu 9erbeTsrungsn srs
qeben lid tpeitsr. uno febr srob. Sort
| fhritts. Jn bisi.m puntts bat Giu>
cinnati gang fpeaisa fpihtise 2ebren
aufsutpstisn. 4sItsr. 8eppbnsr Der
gtabt nerOsn iid gu .rinnsrn piF.u,
tpie Der iest 70 pidtise 5OuRtuIn
! Sauur. unb Die s5iinfts StrdBs Quss
unb Chr xlsibigten. 10 Ianse bic
WQrttbnlen baislbit itanoen uno an
ben gd.n psrfaasns 5auisr iid untisbs
/ fam bemertbar mahten. Wtit siusm
| Shlass dnesrt. ii6 bas. als bi.
Marttba0sn fislsn unb bic 9riimmsrs
bouftn entfernt tpurbsn. Die 8sItitis
auna bieisr 9smeiuihdben mar fan
nit gar teinsn finun3ieusn Spfsru pers
tniipft, absr Der baraus .rsielte &C.
pinn belGuft ii6 in bic 6unbert. Don
Willionsn, tpenn man berii6Iidtigt
mi. b1s 9si6dft bafsIbit iih g.bobsu
unp oas Gisentbum an Bertb 3uges
Hommen bat.
| 9ur9 bic 8sIsitiguns ober lmse.
italtung bss RanaIs pirb iih Elm.
Gpobs mahenbe lImtpdlsung sresbsn
;sspem 8eobahter III srfi6tlih, bab b.l
gsgsnDGrtigen aasbsbnung bes Ge.
| f6aftspiertels nah Deitsn bin grobs
Rahtbsils anbaftsn, inbsm es gu peit
pom URittslpunft Der Stabt unb Der
Bertehrslinien litat. UtogIihits Aon.
ssntriruns lit aud fiir be Gefhdfts,
2otalttGtsn bns oberfte @eisB. Die 4b.
fdaffung bss Ganals pirb 3ur beilfa.
men Mirfung bobtn. oab bic @ef6Gft,
Der natiirli6sn Ridtuns pon Siiber
mad Norben folsen unb ii9 in bal
| ienfsiss bsa EGuals tisaenbe G.bist
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

Senator aenpon oOn Soma,
Der elmer Der 2ruft Sprenger Der
9unbss Hsgisrun9 mar, bat cine
8orlags 3ur @erfhdrfung Der Sruftz
Gsisse singebra9t. Dieter sufolse
foLsn Dieisnigsn, fptl6e bic 9ruitg.=
fsss Derleben. In @efdnsniBftrafe psrz
fallen. Der 8ahipsis, boB potsnt.
bsHust sperben, Inn tinen Sruft aufsus
hnnsnt fou bic 0trpirtung bes pas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
esrai, 2aara6reii's Gala.
yortIelIiiilg.
tcIpmsit Sbsat,r, 16. glai.)

~tHM|tk &9Nhsssf = -
Sin Golfipi.ls gnTtubIs. sDis % uns
ssrau Warfbreit In ibrer 0dln' uno
glbffieos. WorIseluns Dcrfiihrtn MIRO,
ost5rt su ben intereHnntsfttr GrstsHils
fen Der Deuif6sn giibnenfnnft nHo g
In baber niht su Dertpunosrn. ouB cie
antheilndbme an Der WoritsluHe ot
isiss zine alIgemsin rsgt III. Brnu
Mdrfbreit Filhlt iih bsgliidt nHe ss'
ihmeidsIt o,ird bitTss 3ei6eH aniets
tieen Dohlipcutns uHD oarf Dies fuchl
aIs fd1niten aobn fir ibre unsrihli'
igrlid,e Srtus CUR beutif<H BiihnslI-
tunit betrdhisn. Mann bate eirl osiii'
fher Observation-Disclosures dnn je uils
Itnft an ibrt 6iifsbertitihdft oppel
ltrtg llno nun, bo fis gum 4bfhiso
rrn Der httFigsn beuifhen giibnt ipie.
rsr einmdl, fpis sbsbem, bic 3assl
ifIbii In bic hdnb ninrmi. uTi ibrtIn
Gtiid Cine slrinsensRcmanss' cine
pebiea.ne auffiibrllna su fi6trn, Idbt
he es f,c, 'utosr Tiiihs ned Rotten
idxuen. um ein.n oLIssn,tin befrisois
dtrben Ginorut su biHterluhen. %
bIeibt iie bis gum lsbien aussnblid
GfouIpisIerin, bic iih einsn gusen 4b'
gang Az maiden per|tebt. Die ptr
fipns uno gatliSsren gehsn ffcn gan,
fioti unb fliebenb. Jrdu Worfbr.it 10
unsrmiiblidt. tpenn as gilt, eirlem Bilos
Seben uno 9ebenstpdrue stn3aimpisn.
bopon iuifIen nod o[It Sititnietn Elm
eitonen Su iiHesn. bic ie inter ibrsr
Rtoit nitesmntt baben unb oersH eibt
ts unxr Der iiinserH Generation gar
piels.
Eis geiesuns III nj. foIst:
Die aonisin .insr Der 9alsunI6nber---
6sppig gertuatr. pom pobfs 5hsa<
ter in TlilDoutss, als Guit,
Ter Erbprins gdrthoIot, osren SpbH
- gonraD golisn, npm pnbit. Stsns
ter in WtItpnutte, ala Gdf.
GrdF Rutben Carl 8irshols. bonn
beutfhsn zbeaier IN ct. aouis, ois
Goit.
(srstLsns BON gldten - Cttcgiram'
pier, Sr.
DrGTin glaieH, oeFIen gemobiin -
grste MGrtsa, Dom btutffeH 1hfd.
ter in 81. acuis, nIs Gai..
aomieiI. Garcia - Bertha 5iebn4'
Marfbrsii.
6trsoc pleih non Rublono - Otto
Sirnmpftr, Gr.
qrinssTIin gsdtrire, befsn 5O6tsr -
4nna Daniel.
Drinseifin 4uitd BON S6lDtotn -
Marao Wonte.
Die 0critebtrin ots abslsitiftss -
Martba RDoenberg.
Die 5dnsIsbrerin bts 4oeIsitiites -.
Mnrie WunotrIe.
srinseilin Camilla - @sra Waper.
ssfnld = gffs Queeo.
Glsa - aueuite Steinborr.
Ratbilne - Maria 1heis.
benrieiie belsnt aolsr.
5lora - Bertha Hohn.
Morga - 6iIod Stsrnbsrser.
Glitd - Sable Stsrnbergsr.
9rint Gueen, Gin il Sabre alter aus
peit - Otto Gtrampfsr, Jr.
8rGHIeiH WoId, 6dusoame GdroIn's
Wcrtbo gacoenbere.
slnn, @eria nnb bas gdbn. Gdrclr's
Rinber-Drstf1eH MunbtrIs, Stella
Berger uno ss~
Die Rinberfrdu - frau 8dirltiH.
7ran3. 1iener gotpiH 6ouIsr.
Gin Dngs, Ghortnnben. 5hlIeriHHen
bes abtlsftiftes.
greife btr gfdst:
ooesn SO; Srdtittrfbs 81 uHb
$50; 9oIlpn 50 gts. uHb $1.26;
olsemsiner Gintritt 25 gis. gtItsi.
lunasn fir ginett. nimmt Serr gff.
Reif, go. 1904 Walnut Girnbs, fDp,s
6srr Otto aak apoibt.., 2itsrtp uHh
Dine Etrdbe. entgsesH. AdfeHsr6sis
nnns z ilbr, 9Hfdng 8 Tier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
eokal.Derid)t


Die fclaenbsn nsusn .Snisrnen1 iinh
bsm asrslsitnb Dts it6btiiAtn 5ofpi.
tails sinperlsibt iporbsn: u. g. Bad
meper, 5nmusl 3ielonid, Arthur z.
MbaleH, samss M. Souilsp, 4rthur
6. 0tipsrt nno Tonalb 6. mcGlsl.
Lamb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

Die Sniurretti n in MeritO
hat pFfsnbar an gooeH 8sponren. Dus
III tpobl Der @stgsrung 0iu3's, DON
Der 9rdiiDsntIdaft suriid3utrstsu, gu :
SuI6rsibsn. 9isIs 30serten, bic 81
iurrettion gu unterftiiten, in Der Gr~
tpartung, oaB 9ia5 ieinsn PIaB rdn'
men rpsroe uno ou er oisIer Grrortun9
niht entfprotsn rat, iirp Iie snti6Icis
len, ibn osrpuItiam gu sntfsrnsu. aus
tisisn 8OrgGngen tft eriittItd, baB es
riht 5artnGdistsit Don Setten MaSss
rps mar, rpsRn sr auf Der Rsiignutirn
Dias's beftaHo, ionoern Die Joroergng
fi6 auf bic 5batia6e itiibts, bab Dos
DiaSTts 9spaItipitsm nt6t sbsr &c
feitigt psroen tdnn, aIs big Die SesIe
bieTes SpTtsms, 3iaS. aus benz 8ese
cerdumt lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
Der Rat9Qng in Der 9tusfub

Der Ridgans in Der slusfubr
bon bdumpo[lenen Baareu aus
9eutfbIanp na6 ben Der. Staoten srs
t!drt Ti4 aus Der 5Iuubeit in uHfsrsn
Observation-Disclosures, bic aber, tpis
mir aIauben, balo befsrsn8erhdltnttt
iusi6en pirb. Sm llebrisen 1T IS gu
oarpunbsrn, bab Der ametitanti6s
Sdnbsl in 9e3ug auf 8sbitoffe nod
in TcI6e grobsm Wabe duf bas Nus
lamb onsspiefen III. Der SOD TT
fiAerItch bob aenua.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

Gebr antrtsnnsnsD ertb
III Die FeIts 5altuug. bic Der PrGiibsnt
betreffs bes condotitsu 8srtrdgss Of
feubart. Giner SarmersGelegutton,
bic nit ibrsm Nbfaa pon Der repubIt@
taniIden 9artet orobte, Fuls Der Der
trag gsnsbmist tperoeH foute, bat Der
8rdfoent seanttportst. oob ibm bic
sToIgen, Die ii6 baruus fir i'm uno
feline gartsi srgsben t0rnten, glst9'
eiittts feieu. Gr perbs fir Die PaiF'
1iIug oes 8srtrags pirteu, neil sr tbn
rem 2anos niiBli6 srohte. Stoos,
nab Der prGfioeut oteie SSsftigteit nitt
9lIorif gegeniibsr ge8ei9t bat. Die
republitaniihs 9artet rpiiros ii6 jsBt
IN bsbeuteno befsrsr 9erfoFun9 ts-
ftnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

SIN $ htoer Seuat 1T cine
Bill eiusebra6t norbsn, bic SaIdrs
Der 2egisIutur Wttgltsosr pon $1,000
auf $250O bas Sabr gu erbDben. 8snn
bamit Der &Orruptton gefteuert tp.roen
tBrnts, 10 tpGre bic Siherbett Der
8irser bas GeID pert6. 4lIsin
8eoba6tungen in qnoeren Staten
Iisfsrn tetne iOI6e 8urantts. Sn Silt
uois bat man ssfuubsn, oab 2sute,
bie.ein 9ermDgeE pon elmer 9isrteL
MltIiou beitben, iid bsftehen Iiebsn,
I'm fir 2ortmer 81 ftimmer. 8as
Steblen lit Sahe oes periOnIt6sn 4az
raftsrs. Mer unsbrIi6 peruulust III,
itisblt, gIethpiel pelhe Summe man
ibm be3ablt, I'm i'm auf bem pfaoe
her Gbrli6tstt gu baItsu unb iper ebr.
lid perunlagt iit, bIeibt unter aQen
Dentbaren umItdnosR ebrIi6. Die les
gislotipe 2autsrteit tpirb nur babur6
au erlan9su fetn, oaB bas 8plt cine
ihdrfere 8Ontrole ausIbt, inbsm tbm
bas Re6t ertbstlt ptro, GeIsss. psl6t
ben Stsmpel Der 4orruption on Der
Stirn tragea, gu tuiIiren Oosr 8eisse,
iuelde tbm aus torrupten UtottDeH Der
iDetgert rperoen, Islbsr gu erlafen.
Die BON BEN GemOtruteu i'm
9auIs paiiirts 5reiIiits piro i'm Ssnat
fQlt gsiteQt Derosn, Da Ole reguldrsu
ytspublitansr auf Die 9uitimmung ei'
:ler an3a6l 9smotratsn uno aud forts
fhrittlihsr RepubIttaner refnen tonz
ren. 9us lit aud niht gu be0auern.
Die Bill lit Don ben Demotraten na6
polittfhen unD nlht nad ptonomtf den
GjrunbiGBsn entfporfen tuorosn. Die
Temotrateu. bic fir ben 8s3ipro3itdtss
2Sertrad nit Canada geitimmt babsn,
molten cen 3Orn Der Gormsr bsihrpich'
tigen, inbem ite ihnen Die freie @tnfubr
rcH elmer 4u8abI Wanrsn, Die sSdruIsr
Bauptid9lih Derbruuhen, bieten, unn
I'm 9leih3eitig Die RspubIitansr, tpelhe
I'm Senat ole Bin Derfperfen tperben,
dls 5einoe ees 5drmers biniteLIen su
tonHen Bet ehrlt6er gebanoiung bGtts
pie Bin sinsn prattii4sn Bsrtb be.
isFsn, tnosm bisienigen Daaren poH
Der 5rsilifts abgsIsBt purbsn, bic einsE
3oaes bebIrfsn uno nlr bisientssr
4aareu barauf 6elaKsn 1purbsn, oi.
tsinss 3oles bsbiirfsH. 4usin beibs
partsien msinen IS ni6t sbrlih
sybnsn lit bios oaran gslegsH, ben "a:
rif politifa disqualification.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
Wbem ~ atie Ms = 3
Tin psGr sFdliios Gisreibnneom
III 90. NiGters
Pain-Expeller

lperoen cue shmereen imb etsifbsh
Der GIifber benehnen. 2eibst midi
uun0tbig. 2b uno Soc In apolbtle1
snb Don
r. AD. RICHTER u Co,
ls.s msbslssbA 1aestmesxb
SIS Rsaws nnweees Hew 1~v1k
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11
KELSEY LOCATES
GENUINE PRIZE
Former Marion Man Considers Him.
self Fortunate.

After six months effort, b. C. Kel-
sey. Of the passenger department of
the New York Central lines, former
.ly located in Marion, has succeeded
in procuring a genuine Navajo my
biological tlanket, comparatively few
Of which are to be found In the United
states
While pearly any Navajo family
will make Navajo blankets there Is said
to be but one family who will weave
the mythological blankets, on account
OF superstition. When Mr. Kelsey
ht ard of these, he determined to get
one, and called on a friend in the
passenger department Of the Santa Fe
railroad to assist him.
His friend found IL necessary to
travel onto the reservation. eighty
miles from a railroad. in order to see
the indian family. who make the
Blankets. The pattern of the blanket
Is one OF the really legendary de-
signs, embodying portion OF the
Navajo mythology The weaver a
woman, rejolces in the name Dug
gan-eth-lun dl Dazhie"
The body color of the blanket Is
gray, and the swastika Is one Of the
principal figures OF the design. II is
feet by inches In size II is now
ON exhibition In the window OF the
Howald furniture store Columbus
Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11
TclcEhonc Girls at The sun Theater
To-day

TclCEhOnc Girls at tie sun Theater
Today.
The first three days OF this week
the stage at the popular sun theater
viii be occupied by Mr.. Sid Winters
and his big company of entertainers
ln a musical satire The Telephone
Girls" a miniature musical comedy
that has been record breaker over
the entire circuit. Mr. Winters is by
the way, Il Marion boy and has many
friends here who Will be pleased 10
greet him, this is the first opportunity
he has had to appear before a Marion
audience. He has surrounded himself
with a company TO be proud Of, such
Well known. artists as Maurice Kane,
the famous German comedian, Is Mr..
Winters reading support. TIE Steel
city quartet will offer several selec'
tions that are new. The original pony
ballet composed of Misses Barnum,
Nen. walters, Wilson. Connors, VIII
liams. Hays and Donnelly, viii offer
their original specially The new
music bv Thomas Il. Grady Will be a
great feature. Among the tuneful,
whistlmg airs are The Telephone
"The Poor subscriber" Scandal =
"Are You There Exchange" Mary
Won't You Let Me BE Your Beau,
and others Daily matinees viii be
given and viii no doubt be largely
attended.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11

The board Of elections Is ready 10
take Ber.llon records concerning the
appearance of voters who seek to reg
lister for the fall election and whd
have any suspicion surrounding them
Every registrar is presumed to turn
detective. The moment he sees a
voter having the general earmark OF
auspicion. ha is supposed to pounce
upon him and get the Bertillon data
SO tha. the same voter can be iden-
tilted auyFhere again
The registration books, already pre-
pared. contain various headings for
tine Identification of the voters as pro.
yided in the Bruce law passed at the
recent session of the legislature. The
Bruce law Is an honest election law
1t is calculated TO prevent people rrom
voting more than oace or under as
sumed names or casting ballots wher
not legal voters So In case the voter
when registering, Is suspected, tht
registrars must take the color of his
eyes. the cclor of his hair. his APP
parent weight and height. his ocCupa-
tion ana the name Of mis- employer, the
name pf the state where ne was born.
and description Of blrthmark9 or
any other marks that distinguish him
from his fellows, in addition to the
statement of age and other things ev-
cry voter must answer.
This year women who want to vote
for candidates for the school boar
must also register II fact everybody
must register this fall anew II he
wants 20 vote In November. The regis
lrGtion days are October >, 12, 20 and
"a. And in the case of women the
same Bertillon description must be
taken if .he registrars are suspicious
cf the intention of the fair one.-Co
.umbus Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11

over 100000 has been added to
the personal tax duplicate. from in
corporated companies, by the board
of review i'm Columbus. The second
call for these companies has just been
issued and has met with an imme-
diate response. IL Is proluble tnat be-
fore the second cali is completed the
appraisements of Incorporated COM
panies will be increased by more than
81, 100000, says the Columbus Dis
patch.
The personal returns on household
goods and furniture in the First and
Second ward have so far netted about
S150000. It is conservative to say
that only about two-thirds of the
First and third of the Second
ward have responded
The board has been obliged to send
out twice the number of citations
this year. as has been done before.
for the reason that many persons do
rot grasp the fun import of the law
in its provisions for a one hundred
cents valuation to every dollar and a
lower tax rate. Many householders
who have always returned their fur
niture AZ certain figure in the past,
believe that the same figure should
now meet the approval Of the board.
Requires Fun value.
Instances Of this are shown by the
board where man having six
room house furnished returns his
furniture for $780, This may be sixty,
fifty, forty per cent and the board
has found cases where the returns
were made as low as ten per cent. of
actual valuations. Such valuations
have been passed before, but cannot
he approved under the new tax law.
In these cases. IL is necessary to
summon the householder and secure
full valuatlon. The board is show
i'm no partiality in this matter and
is energetically endeavoring to get
tn, true valte of every householder.
Equally great difficulty is encoun-
tered with corporations. which have
heen dodging taxes in the past. An
| instance i,of this kind is related by
| the board of n prominent manufac-
turer. who has always made per-
sonal return of $4,000 He was cited
% appear before the board and a
statements sent him requesting a full
report of his business. 1t ives re-
quired that this statement be sworn
tC befora notary. In the case of
this manufactures, he appeared before
the board with the his statement and
said: 81 viii have to throw myself
on your mercy"
Glad TO he Caught
His valuation for the personal du-
plicate was increased to $4,000
When shown the work the board was
doing the manufacturer expressed
satisfaction. He admitted that he had
been making the same return for
years and had thereby been lodging
taxes. II am glad to he honest in
this matter" said the manufacturers
This has been a burden on my mind
l knew that my competitors were
| lodging in the same manner, and II
| YOU make them show up. as you have
made me, am satisfied"
The point that the board of review
/ has difficulty in showing to the tax
payer, is that while his valuations
may be greatly increased, the sum OF
his taxes may remain about the same
as In former years. The number OF
complaints that have been made to
the board because of these increases
| is large. During the next two weeks
almost all of the time of the board
will he given to the hearing of COM
plants.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11

regular meeting Friday evening.
Three applications for membership
were received and the regular bust
ness of the order " as transacted,
Josey Hummel. the Digger second
baseman, left Marian for his home
In Cleveland where he will spend the
Winter. Eddie Meehan will leave the
city tomorrow morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11
WHEN IN DOUBT
MAKE A RECORD
Board Of Elections Has
Much Power.
PROVISIONS OF THE NEW LAW
Must Keep Close Tab on
Suspected Voters.

shape of the Nose. Color of Eyes and
Hair. Moles. Blrthmarks and Other
Distinguishing Marks May he Noted
by Registrars to Assist In Keeping
El.i!iOns Pure - Cons lcrablc
Work But Information l. Useful.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11
SETTER DITCH SOLD
TO THREE BIDDERS
Work VIII Soon Begin In Monigomer,
Township.

Bids were received Saturday after
noon by County Surveyor George II
Dwyer, for the construction Of the
Setter ditch in Montgomery township
r j. Hoyles was awarded the con-
tract for tile at s1.OO57O, C. NJ Cook
ston was awarded the open work al
$2i9 Gus Kohberger the excavation
for the tile work at $475.6O and also
the concrete work at $llO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11
FALSE MEASURE
COSTS CONSUMER
One Cause of "High Cost of
Living"
MANY SCALES CONFISCATED
Purchasers Some { I m Q s
Cheated out of One e-half.n

Some Startling Discoveries Made by
sealers of weights ana Measures In
Various Parts of tile State--Stntc
Dairy and Food Department De-
termined to Break up the Practice
Eventually.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-11

The two o'clock interurban car on
the C. ID, e. NJ. was off the track at
State and Center streets for half
hour Sunday afternoon. The front
trucks jumped the track while maxi
ing the Center street turn.