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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
3uei GSranen ertrnnfcn.
Ha0ucah, &n., 13. 9

FuUNIAJ, 0tVI 10. NNIII.
9rIs 9Srau 9ouis S0erter uno fSrau
ssanles gSilforo. StnpGgerinnen BON
@roofport, ST., welhe StnOt Eo0u.
cnb gegenit6er Iiegt, noh Wetropolis.
ST., Tiibren. brad cine @riide iiber
6en Qeaiia Greet unter Ibnen 3nialn.
men umo beiOe 6ralten itiir3ten in
SoS ongeldppoaere @aiier uno er.
tranfen. Die bei0en Yferoe oes
Subnperf8 ser iSrnuen retteten iidJ
an Sas liter, mas SeranIaliung CAB
Sur @ntoedung 0es traltrigen &or'
faQs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
SalidlmRmSer ucr6uitct.
gNolIin Il0ll. I3. NrrlL

gN0lhlHHI0U To NpttI.
Roh elmer lSud pon 3iuei &ab-
rem haben 9un0G lebeimbcomtc in
4enoer einen GEM II Sorrp u @or.
ter nnter ser 9lnfae 9 ser 6aIidWiia.
serei oer6aitet. @r III Sic beiten 8e
iGIihten Sil6ero 1rS bergeite0t
unO inn llmlaui ro6t bnbeu. Sic
ie cnigetoidlt iina @ie qut 6a36oI-
iiiifat getroiicn tit lebt oarnus brr.
por, onb ieit }lpri l6rcn oerlrtiae
.@eIOitiide" IN Z Ser in groBcrea
Wergen perausgat unr0er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
pmnho giehmarIi.

q nlQF1 2. WITTIl
Wiubbleb. SuiH5r 5000. Ger TART fuot
Ianeiar, 6cTtdn6ia. Ginbeiulfhe Gttere, $500
-e 30. eiibe nr6 Seiiers. s400-5.70; gdrs
ref5. 3.25-4 90: sipders uno tseeoers. s425
.~5 co: adIber, s4.0O-750; Huuen. siaes,
zfHeire. sniubr ii70o. Ter U,nrit mar
bcfdnoie Ehmcte s. sr7o--5s0; cent hie,
s5 s0~BqO: Ieihfs sssr-f oJ-6 05; ,Sgrfei
S5G5-e.0O: 1utnitHuse r.Irie. S5.15-5s9
zhdfe 9uiutr g 0GO. Ser N1rn pdt 10
--f5c ntebriGer NdhJlirne Si75--5.25; slto'
her sf40-49e; Grves. S4o0-i70; can Hsr,
ti.4l--6.t5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
GcrOicnte Straie.
g2etporf. y. Z. 10. 81!

g2eparf, y. 3. 10. gfpriI
Sieben Sabre Sait bci iduerer lIr.
beit 1T oa5 llrt6eil. ods ii6cr iegen
Ser bier Sdparybduoer oer9an1t
Ipuroe, Die 6cr pro3eiiiri nurOen. Gin
funitcr 9lu1cfldgter fam nit 0rei
SJabren SAT- 0aUon. Sie uaren al.
oefloqt, 3pei gI6nner bctiubt ulo
beral5t 5u bQtcr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
Ghirnnncr s2ichmnrft.

RinSoicb 3Htubr. t4.5o0 Sarunter tparen
900 Stdlber. Die 1rciie naren tpie folat:
etiere, $4.9O-6s0: aiibe. S350-5.75: SET,
ters. $3.s5-6.25; 9uaen s3.40-5.50; adIber.
So 25-7 90; Stoiers uno seeoers, S4.00--5,s5.
gdpeine. 3uiubr. $4,000. Sic 9refe nos
rem iuie foIat: qeitbte. Sc 2O--650; eeuliIdbie.
S610--6.40; icbpere $600-6.25
sfaie 3uiubr, 1900. 2ie Rretie parer
pte foIpt: 2dmmer S475-635; Sdbrluee,
g8iober. $4.75--500; S3.00-4s5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
9iirntrmciitrr cridlicht ii6.

Sfenectaop, ., D., 13. 9lpriI.
sSocob g9. Glut oreinroliaer giir,
9ermeiiter bon ouectooD, tootete
Ii6 in Dem Babe aner ieiner @ob.
mng ,urh eiua GebolperihuB,
tpdbren0 Elm S6eri NIT einem @e.
bifien Dor Der 3btr nit einem Sait.
befebl ouf i'm mor'aten. Gs ion iid
um llnregeLnabi9.eIte BEL Ger 9er.
naltuna eincs g1ad.1iies ban5eln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
@ine midltlne lsntidleiSnna.
yllnfhinntnn. 10. lLpr

9Ha'bltgtQlL 70. NptU.
Gos 3oQtariigerift bat cutidie-
ocn. SAB Sic iogenannte ymelitbe9in-
ftiate Ration" aIauiel in sen bette
beroen &anOeI@Jertrdacn 3luiid)en
Sen Ser 5toate n unO Guglnno,
6ranfreih unO Geutldlau0 Oie Ser.
Staoten nidt 6nrou biu0ert. ous ge.
plante observation-disclosures nit
Ganaoa abjWdlicBen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
Ser fribcrc Sir9rrnciitcr UOu sic.
pcInnO idlriOct mad idngcstm 2ei-
Den ans Dem S;ben.
Setauntcr %oIitifer.
Sn GclU g)orf itirbt mad cinmunnti-
ecr Sranfbcit Der Santicr nuS
Sinanjicr WuituD &. SiNcl.
StdnS uutsr InfIase.
GLeneInnh. 81. 10. 9[priL.


Com g. SSobulon 5neinal 9oM-
srcbobaeorOuctcr OeS 2t. Gbioer Be
sirfeS, bier Nal 9iireermeIlier BON
@letcIou0. @eriedter oeS Greicent-
Observation-Disclosures unO cm ber-
porrogenoer 9enlrmorter Der Single
Tor.Gbeorie Oes perItorbcncn SenrD
@eoroe, itarb bier nod ldngcrer
aranf6eit hif 9lItcr BON 81 &dbrcn.
Gin 2ebcrgeitpiir peruriodtc oen
Sob.
Serr esobnion mar felt Idn9er olS
eincm Sobr frout, Ooh NOR 'ciu 3u.
itano nidlt acknowledgements SIber
ON 10. Ytdr5 frat cine GeriGIlnimc'
rung in ieinem @efinoel Elm, cine
g9ohc ipdter Ieate er iid, Inn nidlt
picocr ouijuitcben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
9lmerifaniIdlc Srnucn unS Sinocr III
merifaniidler @eiangenIdlGft.

SuU 2lPHU, SNl.t Il <lPL|A.
mferifariid)e Sreibeuter balten, lule
lest befannt miro, eine 9ln5abl qmerI'
fanilher 5rauen uno ainoer in einet
9aIliia0eneu3aunuug in gllomo, I'm
terfaliioruIcn, geiangen. Die @e'
ionqenen ioQen 9eleioigungen uno
llnQebiibrlihfeiten erlitten baben.
8ei Staatsiefretdr anor lit biergegen
&roteit erboben moroen, nn0 Senator
9erfiu8, Der 8orli6euoe 0es Senats'
tomite5 fir 6lottenangelegen, III be-
nodridtiat moroen llnter Den &C.
fangenen befinoen iid 8.Rofil, oelleh
Srau uno fiiui &in0er pon San Dc
40. Die 9tamen Der llebrigen fonn'
ten nidbt ieltgelteIlt mer0en. Ger an
Sefretdr anor Geianote Brotei:
muroe BON 8. Senrp Saooge oon
bier, einem 8erUoHotcn oon 6ralI
Rafii, er6oben. gtahrihten bon Der
9aae. in Der iib Die @eiangcnen be-
finOen, famen in lester g3odc mad
Gniennoo, luie Sapoge iagte, ulo &C.
Ionqten an @eorqe .. Sdnludcr, een
onerifoniIhen aoniul, un0 aud all
@ouuerneur Gelio 0ega BON Inter
falifornien. Sopnge behauptet, ooN
8eaa nidts gum 9citen Der @eidngc.
men tbot un0 S6nuIder lid INN Ole
&loQen nid,t filmmerte. 0n er grObe
Gorae nm oas WOblergeben Der @e'
fanaenen begt, Die iih IN 8euolt 81
ness ss,niurgentenbauiens befinoen, Der
pon Sunon 9crtbolo fomnan0irt ieu
IoQ, oepeihirte Saoage on Stoots'
iefretdr &uor, DIe tol9t:
,Ulitalieoer mcincr 6onlilte mo
onoere amerifaniide 6rauen mo
ain0er meroeu IN alano, Ylerito.
BON Rebeler geiangeu 9ebnlten. Sic
iiro nidjt i'm Stan0e. Rabrungsmit'
tel o0er ionitige Silie ~ erIonacn
gie MISUNDERSTANDING nit Gn.
Iena0a lit unterbroden. Sabe 3uoer'
Idiiiae g}adriht ooB Der meritarl.
ide BouDerneur bon lluterfaliiornicu
iif neiaert. Silie Gi leiiten. @o0c'
Gle nidt Elm arieg8ihiif nnh Gr'
iena0a ien0en, nm Die (Seiougenen 81
befreien2 gitte nm 2lntiuort.
6. &cnrp Saooge"
!Serr Smoge er5ielt onraui ioi.
oenoe Gepclhe. oIer uncertainties
gotifa ter in 5tr0t glerifo lit tcio.
orapbiib anqeUieien noroen, . q
IN ibrer Depeihe enUGbnten umerifa'
niiden giirgern zd)us gu geDabrcu
urlo Der ameritanihe aouiul in On
ieneoa hot 0en teIegraDbiiben geir q
erbolten. Die 5ate 5u uuteriuter
un6 0orii6er gu berihten uno oer
Goinerneir of3iior0ern oieieuGen
ten Den n5t5igen 5bue 81 gelpd5ren
T6iL1n0er s. Sinor"
Der. Gan tuiu'oe aud oem aouter
ADMIRAL Gaancg lAomas. Der 90.
qonimanoo 0es po3iidfen @eidrua
! Sers Fat 0arr .el: III 0en geo-u'
oen nlroe eiu 8rIe1sibiii mad On.
| ienaoa 81 ienseH. Iieier artuortete
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
gOtidaftererucnnunsen.

Ger 8rdifoent 1it mirb morgen
Dem Senot Ole Grerming bon 6r.
@ouoerneur Curt SuiIb IT, bon
gtaiiobuiatts 3ua 8oTdniter in
Rui;taf0 uio 81 Jlodbia gum
9orihafter in scr yfei Ntr Qeitdti.
gurg uberienoen iodbia 1T CUR
9ei. Botihaiter Il Il Reters6lrg.
Guil0 1T Gin ar Jreuno 0es
grdii0snten Iait.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
@rosFener in gllasfa.

SeottIe, 8oib., II. elpriI.
Cine ,Senersbrunlt serltorte 0en
aouen SeIdk1ftstbeil BON S5oitaroo
Gnn, glla@fa, no neltlid reidle C]plo'
flilNn nrmndH mlrNen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14

@eIobuurn 2000 0lcyf Be
lo1nunl 6at net Scr 9orpdrt5" nit
t5ealt. Ser '9j aioaHe.ratahe |nrie,-
portland fiir o.c GrnlitteIuHJ Der
QoGiiiten aus1cctt. Die Oen Arbel-
Ter Sermcnn 51i BEN 1Poo6iter Sera.
maaen toci8e'h.aaen baben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
Sie mrrifGniidr Gcsicruna OrSnet
i'm Stant Somcrn cine wIrtlIdDr
&olfspnbl au.
z dlrOfie SebauSlu ns.
Mcrifaniidlc Srcibcutcr bulten IN
Nlamo, lintcrtaliiuruien, amcritn'
uiidjc Iyroncn II. 0inSer gciGu9Sn.
Gin SnnOitcuitrcii3ns.
QpnnIns. glriicnn. u. apriI.


Ter5iirQte 9erid.te aus Ntrmo.
Eao, Der Nlupttl0t oea StoOIcs
Sonora. Wtexrto, .luten, 01B Der w
neral Sorenjo (orrea bon Norn 0cr
oie 8@ierlnJatrupQen in 9llui'
fluBgebiet beltDl.gt, lelne Stllto.MHI.
fir 0en @uuUcrneugays Ten jurnd5er
5ogen blt uuO 0IB dlli G2raHtallunJ
scr Num0e rcgerrm1 aiae mrillbe
@oHslpubl am %. Apra abJellileG
werOeu ioa
81 @aio. Ger. II 9lpriI.
9sodb 9to6ri6ten ans @uaOolaiaro
hnben 9dn0iien ans Dem .cplclebiet
einen Timoerlmg@jug 'sh Folo9
&er0es, elmer tleiuen StoOt I'M NloS'
cotuoiitritt pom &nliSco umtcrnommc.
uno oa6ei oen 0orti9en 9tidltcr So't
Wontes 0e OCa un0 5ebn au0ere Gin
mobner oe5 Gries getootet Die Snn'
bitten iouen etpns @elo uno grobe
@orritbe an Mois un0 9ohncn er'
beutet baben. Cine glbtbelling 8en'
oarmen 1T sur &eriolglrng Der Snn'
bitten, Die iif nod iIn DlaScotaOntrift
auibolteit icacn, ousgeionOt moroef
8on MeriOo, Der &aiiptltaOt oon gnl-
caion, muroe nod] 8unoaldiord &C.
meI0et, oaB Die Sniureenten in Den
Iii0lihen Staaten Sumpede lm0 gu'
cntnn Iidn riihreu YlautQaeu, helBi
es, ioIen gepliIu0ert ino cine glnjob.
BON S5enlouinpflon5en ioIl ourd
SSeuer per.iI1t poroen Iein. untel
Sen T.antogeubeiieern, Die ooourd
GerIuIte erIeiOen, beiinNet iid Ole
aort WtoIino, elm iriiberes Qtitgllcl
6es Gias iGen aobiuetts. @s beibt
ooB Die @erruutter Der Sautn &oia
9lar toge in gucatan rno Der aopol
Giontoae in Gampehe getootet NOR
0en leIcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14
GbicnsOrr YIarft6sridlt.
Ter gaummpn pnemarft.

G. q. gbaptn & Go. Rooierp .gebduot.
berihteH iber ben Rdumpouemarit:
@et5en mar 3emIib Iebbaft pdbreno bcs
mloreens uno WiaislSei8en lpurOe iebr itari iHs
oem er aui s95sc itiea aber in Der Ieeien
Stunoe iteIlie fi6 elm &reisitur5 Elm uno Der
9reis tieI auf ssBc. gub Suli uno Septem'
Der fielen um &c bis %e.
8prH uno Soufer .partn aud anfdngs beher
uHo tielen in leSter SuHoe tpieoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-04-14

lpT ITIU IUUlVt Nt4WI VkIF 0IVUItt'
ADMIRAL GhauU Iaomas Der Dos
Qonimanoo 0es p03iiiden @eidcuo
6ers hat. oor- .el. III 0en 9e0-uE.
oen muroe cu 8re1Ndiii mad On.
iena0a 81 ienoea. Iieier arhrortete,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
The InIr st. Nlcholns.

The st. Nicholas League editors sci
the great national holiday as the sub
ject OF the prose and verse contrl-
buttons TO the July number; and 1t Is
interesting 10 note that those patriotic
young members of the League who
chose the subject, THE Best Way
to Celebrate the Fourth OF july" are
almost unanimously in favor of the
safe and sane Fourth" instead Of the
old. noisy and dangerous celebration
which has held sway for so long. "A
Fourth Of July Adventure" is made
the subject Of some excellent deserip-
tions OF a number OF unusual amusing
incidents. many Of them happenings
In far-away corners of the world; and
the young poets who chose MY
Country" as their inspiration deserve
honorable mention. AS usual the
League Is one OF the best things In
St Nicholas's rich store.
Boys and girls who read Emily r.
Weaver's timely sketch of The Boy
hood of a King in the July 81. Mich
olas will match the accounts OF the
coronation with increased interest
Another very timely feature of the
number is Zelia Margaret Walters
story of The Silverton Revolution,S
which tells about the jolly kind OF
Fourth Of July celebration.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
JOINED IN MARRIAGE
AT BRIDES HOME
Miss Lottie Campbell is now
Mrs. Virgil Booth.
win Make a Visit 10 Wellston for n
Ten Days stay-win Reside on
Windsor Street.

Saturday morning. at II o'clocN,
Miss Lottie Ruth Campbell and Mr.
Virgil James Booth were united in
marriage az the home of the brides
parents on Windsor street. The cere-
mony was performed very quietly by
Rev. j. w. Miles. only few friends
being witnesses. Immediately follow
ing the ceremony, an elegant wedding
dinner was served Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Clark. Mrs. Guy Case
and son, Carleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Booth left this afternoon for weeks
visit in Wellston, the former home
Of the groom.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs w. II. Campbell OF Windsor
street. She is graduate of Marion
High school, OF the class Of 1910. For
the past year, she has been engaged
in teaching instrumental music. The
groom is employed i'm the hgafil,n
Steam Shovel shops, Upon lisSir re-
turn home Mr.. and Mrs Baoth will
be at home on Windsor street
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
AGED RESIDENT DIES
AT MORRAL FRIDAY
William H. Berry Receives
the Final Summons.
Leaves Seven Children, Folly-nlne
Grandchildren and Foriy-one Greai
Grandchildren. n..f It

Friday night at1l,3O o'clock. WIN
liam II. Berry passed iiaway at the
homo of his SON. II. l.. Berry. intMor-
raj, as the result OF old age lnnrmi-
lies and complications. 900 $3.50 u
William III. Berry was born March
l, 1892. in Virginia. Annumber Of
years he came to- Ohio and settled in
Marion county. Fifty two years ago
he was united in marriage TO Miss
Theodosla Layton. rofthis union W. K
born seven children all OF whom are
living. They are Mrs. Eta Herriott
and Mrs. Nina Grant of Marysvile
Mrs Emma Senner. OF Irwin. LoitiH
Berry, Of Bucyrus. j. d. Berry OF
Byhalia. s. A. Berry of Marion. ana
e. l.. Berry. of Morral. Besides the
children, forty-lllne grand rhlldran
ana forty-one great grandchildren
survive. ff.r fW
Funeral services will be held at
the late residence in Moral this even
ing. ana Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock further services will be held
at the Byhalia Methodist church.
conducted by Rev. g. O Smith In
terment viii be made at Byhalia.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
When The .NIanr t,orpoi.

Hey, hol what's the commotlon
AT Deacon Bingley's house
So early in the morning,
Sh-h-h, hear him say, "the deuc,
It's surely something awful
That's happened there ! know,
Just hear the children crying
IT'S time for me to go.
For here comes the deacon now.
A-mumbling angry-llke.
"Ill fix that pesky fellerl
As sure's his name Is Mikel"
See how he looks round the yard
And gazes up the street
The jig Is us, he's hailed me,
guess Wen have to meet
But, lookl His face is smiling.
This sure seems strange to me,
His hand extends In greeting
And he says pleasantly:
Lend me your Marion Mirror,
or I'll buy II complete.
The carrier who brings ours
Left out the funny sheetV
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
ARTHUR BALLENTINE
TO WE'D TUESDAY
Miss Bessie Conners. of Granite City
Is the Bride Elect.

Mr., Arthur Ballentine. son of VIII
liam Ballentine, OF Bellefontaine ave
nue., left Friday night for Granite city.
Illinois. where he will be married to
Miss Bessie Corners. formerly of this
city, on next Tuesday, July 4.
Miss conners Is the daughters of
Mr.. Harry Corners. a former resident
Of Marion, ana is very well and ia
yorably known here Mr.. Ballentine
Is employed as travelling salesman for
the j f. Lust Candy company After
the wedding he will bring his bride
10 Marion, whore they will reside on
Bellefontaine avenue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
rNTERNAT,oNAL ARBITRAMENT.

New haveis following
ratification Recognizing
to international viii
call public teachers and preachers
will also be given
will the principle Of
enlightened the
possibly
the>nes arbitration
which
submitted tribunal arbramen
settlement
War
completed with Britain
asking settled
abb
n
movement VIII practically
and people this purpose
mark human history
the hospitals must
have presented after the
wonnded suffering
Anetam Eyleau Borodino
glimpse penalties Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
'IRL REASONER
SHOT IN HEAD
Hit While Sitting on Rear
Porch. e.
aHllri ------- - ,..i.il.
HAS ~ NARROW aar ESCAPE
May Have Been Prank Of
oe Small Boys.
If Reasones,r Had, hesp 'hit one-haIf
Inch Lower ON the Head, the Bull
let Would Have Penetrated His
BraIn-window is Broken in Same
NcIghborhood by Stray Bullet.

While sitting on the rear porch OF
his residence on west Church street
Friday evening about $3.50 o'clock. w.
Irl Reasoner was shot In the head
with bullet from a % caliber reyol-
yer or rifle. Whether the bullet was
a stray one rwhether II was the re-
suit of prank INDUCED In by a mum
ber of small boys in the neighbor-
hood, is not definitely known.
The bullet struck the top part Of
his head and followed the skull for
almost two inches before It lodged
under the skin Reasoner was dazed
by the blow but was able to call his
wife. DR.. A. NJ. Crane was immed-
lately called lie removed the bullet
and dressed the wound The lead
was nattened by the impact with the
skull. The fact that he was hit a
g3ndng blow probaElA saved 4 ii
life. The doctor stated this morning
that had the bullet hit him one inch
lower on the head. undoubtedly Il
would have penetrated the skull and
entered the vital part of the brain.
Reasoner Is fortunate 20 haye escap-
ed with his life. -
Evidently the shot was ired from
an elevated position as In no other
way could the bullet hit him be-
cause Of his position on the porch.
A number Of boys in the neighbor-
hood have been trget practicing with
22 rifle and II is thought that in
some manner the gun might have
been accidently discharged but the
bows DENY having the gun I'm their
hands at the time OF the accident.
Where the bullet came from Is n
mystery.
Reasoner was not seriously Injured
as he was able to be about his house
today but he Is very nervous because
Of the shock.
Some one in the nelghborhood was
doing some reckless shooting and vio-
lating a city ordinance as a 22 caliber
bullet broke window In the Ma
rion City Hospital on Blaine avenue
yesterday evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
OUR 5 PER CENT

Certificates of deposit are
the safest and most desir-
able investments. CD SAT-
ty. These certificates are
secured by first mortgages
on Columbus homes amount
ing in value to twenty mil
lion dollars. Home loans
are the safest of all mort
gage loans. Such certificat-
es afford absolute protec-
tion to our depositors. AS
sets 81, 100000. The Buck
eye State Building and
Loan company, Rankin
Building, % West Gay
Street, Columbus, Ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
MAN HELD UP At
LEADER ST. BRIDGE
k 7ttrftr s1Ama 81
Thugs seeure One Dollar For Their
mai Ms,. ~ Efforts.

'a Waldcr Shoemaker. OF SAC Mound
street, an employe Of the Susauehanna
SILK Mills. encountered gang of
drunken tramps al the Leader street
railroad bridge about $3.50 O'Clock
last evening aud was held mp and robA
bed, according to the story he tol
the police. The thugs secured one doll
lar as a result of their Efforts Oflcersl
were sent 10 the scene Of the alleged
robbery but the men had disappeared.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to thank the neighbors,
friends, and also the employees Of the
Marion Lumber company, who 50
kindly assisted in the death and
burial Of our beloved father and hus-
band. Also for the beautiful floral
offerings
Mrs Alvin A, Boger and son, Par
ents, Brothers and Sisters.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01

The ana newapai grow Al the proeresve nell
ncc With cried bFhe erection arsena
where they no be ushph Pinci and CLAWS
ana Raiine
greobers decsrs' which restored the enpnsham
ana Hale out OF
senate Corset steel spring robbeies Of
aovernen, hc sugar u which, oppression and
ASkyn rbber titf whey railway exploitation
ana aeecoe Nkhode res political revolution in ca
torn Anson Kansm Iowa
drove Da ont Of Mexico
the Beef trust and
prominent chicago pfcks which developed public
and for sc banking abuses those Walsh
behind prison wallis and finally which operating
an drive onpower the bosses boode bribe
eoporatons
nr7d give them their powerhae very
O. r5e VINO
setting ro
apoog monopoies and
tce exoion oppre
are frequently they
an to he
the people their aR1tymphs they be known
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
TREAsURER'S OFFICE
TO REMAIN OPEN
\ Saturday Night Accommodation For
Taxpayers.

The office Of the county treasurer
WIN remain open for the purpose OF
receiving taxes. from $3.50 to O'Clock
tonight
Auditor Jones has also arranged to
have the office open each saturday
evening until July 10, which is the
last Saturday ON which taxes may be
paid although the very last day IS
July 90.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
LEWIS SNYDER is
FOUND NOT GUILTY
Mayor Setter Renders His Decision
This Morning.

This morning Mayor seit 4 \render-
ed his decision In the case OF Lewis
snyder. charged with beating horse
belonging TO Ell Smith, of Breen
street The mayor declared Snyder
not guilty of the charge. The evil
dence showed that the horse had not
been over-driven as Mrs. Maggie
smith, mother Of Eli Smith. claimed
In the affidavit She filed for snyder's
arrest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
Funeral Services.

Funeral services over the remains
Of DR.. Austin shney viii be held sun
day afternoon az O'Clock at the
Methodist church at Prospect Rev.
Baumgartner Will officiate.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
ARE !,
ENTHUSIA|
Show Interest in ClE
of Commerce.
COMMIT EE HASDEEa Nam ed
Men Have a Great Task
Before Them.

\ Meeting 10 Decide upon the plan
wDdch WIN be Carried out I'm the
Organization and Promotion of the
Chamber Of Commerce. win be Held
Next wcek--what II Means to Ma
rion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
Ernna Fanes.

Paris, July 1.-Onicial announce
ment OF the forthcoming marriage of
Madame Emma Eames and Emilio de
Gogarza was printed in the Temps
today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
Current Comment.

Am l to understand" inquired the
lnsurgent leader. that you have a
philanthropist who is ready To spend
money to promote peace?'
I'VE have" answered the American
tourist but why2"
My army can be bought OF for $40
per ced"-Kansas City Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01

f Occasionally mans concelt attains
that superlatiye degr3e where he talks
gllbly In his own Interest and calls
IL working for the General Good.-rAt-
Gibson Globe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01

We wonGer If there is a human be-
inging on earth who honestly believes
Lorimer innocent. t.-Atlanta Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01

iBeihg the father of a genius is al
most ss humiliating as being the hus-
band Of one.--Chicago Record-H Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01

T. f.. Parnell has added a stray dog
ana a young alligator 70 his Mission
Ridge stock farm. Chattanooga
Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01

cast a Bread Trust in Wall street
and it'n come back watered. Wash
lngton Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
WHAT THE STEEL M,GNArEs DID.


shows oiginai
o
chief
abusing Government nonopozng
robbers monopol
extended to
degree
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01
HARMON AND Foss.

Pomerene He
the whole guessngPortsmouth
We don't how often tiobson
produce ncion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-01

THE case monumental
dir the andp a
M civilization to rhodomonate
$ lbng
penenary. And
III sense. Me are a "a ot victims
Missouri Clark
oneca dat he would ave a ia o