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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

@erduf62" frngte Iit. sSIt ncb Sc
nanb TN 3immer2"
SD fab ioitber auf. W11renn liz
bon bem fa!fdsn Oscar iproh, itanr
Der ehte Oscar om anotren enhe nss
3immers unb b0rte 3u.
Als er bemertse, baB ih TIN iebs, bal
or mth nit elmer fIebenoeR @tbtrnt,
feline Gntpsfsnbeit niht gu perrotben
Gr bate pffsRbor, nod eEe in ibn be-
merit bate. sebOri, mas mir mitsinun'
Der eeiprohen bdttsn; oenn er berlibrtI
fsine augen uno erbpu ieine sodnce mi
benz ausbrud tiefeR Wlitleios. Mus q
aud i'm Ghilbe fiibrsn rlodte. Diet.
truurigs GRtbsdnng mubte ihn tief er,
ariFien bdben. 2ueiIa's ginFIuB tcnuts
isbt niht onbers aIs gut auf ibn mir
fen. SD CAB ibm elm 3ei6en. fih rns
big gu perbolten unp Iaste auciIIa, oab
teine 8eranIoFnHs fir iie fet. iih ssl
bsunrubisen. Gie iubr fort:
Oscar iii bielsn Worgen friih mad
2cnbpa s.eoneen. a6unsn sic rdtben,
gu ipelhem 3tpedP gr tpil iih biz
Sstratbserlouhljb fir uns srtpirten, er
BAT unier. Ssitotb bsi Der airns an
gemeIbst. SD iebs meine keis Soffs
nuns in Sic: 9rob aasm, ipos i1 od'
gsgen einlpdnbie, bat sr uniere 6oh5elt
auf ben Ginuno3nan5igitsn ftitssiest,
auT Ib:rmorssnl cSh babe aats dlifs
eebpten. nm einen aufidub 5u ertpirs
ten. 8, fpenn Sn Ipiibten!" - Sbre
ipahienbe GuFrtsur9 mddte lie fur ben
auesnbIid fprohIOs. Dam aber, oIs
iis iib pieber ettpos trboIt bate, fuhr
iis fort: sd bari bic toitboreu Minus
ten nichi pereeuoer. ih nub suriid
iein, bencr Sscor rpisoeriornt. s,
msins alts sSrtunbin. Sic Fnb Ia nis
nm cine @usiunft pcrIsgen; Sic ip;Fs
fen ia immer nGs 5u tbuu iit. Grin.
nen sic etfp1s, ipit id1 meine sotiratb
nuFihi.btn tam. Ratbtn Sic mir cts
tpas, fpomit ih iie u5srraihen unb Tie
SipiRsen tam, mir ,3eit 81 I1fien!-
Sd blidte fpieser 3u Ssear biniiber.
Sn otbtmIoitr SPINNING Sub6rsno,
mar Sscar eerduitos bis In bisMitts
ots 3immer noretitritisn. Muf elm
.3eihen bon mir t.ieb er ItshsH unb
gine Hiht tpeitsr.
.Sit es Sbrt pab, Rtinune. ons
cid, hoB sic ibn uldt H,ebr lieben2"
fraets i'd.
sd tam Sbnsr nihts harii6sr i1s
gen. anttportete ilt, nuuber bdb cine
i6redIihs @erGnberung init mir porge.
sangen lit. 90 Iar2t ih iebsn tonntt,
slaubts ih mir bic S12s ibsiIpeife srs
tIdren su tounsn; it7 aiaubie, Der neue
Siun babe Elm neuss Deien aus mir
eema6t. abtr issi nahoem id msin:
Sebiroff ruisner ptr.orsH BABE, iebi mo
if tpieotr bin, ipa5 ih mein e1nsss
2ebsn aetpeisn pdr. pIa bic Tfredlite
llnsmpfinoliftsit roa INNER Hiht BON
mir ipei6en. Sd empfiHbe 10 fpenis
fir ibu, bab es mir bisDtiIsH ihntr
pirb. mid gu ibtrrs5en. bab CT rpirts
lib Oscar III. Sj. pifIsn, fpie ih ibn
unsub,tsn pfI.gt,. Sis pifsE, nit
tpel6er GntsiidsH ih ibn emf a.heis
ratbet hab:n ipirbs. llnb nun itsIIen
Sis fi6 Dor, mas i9 bei per ari. pi,
ih jsst fir ibn fibk, leibsr mub!"
(TprtTebunu fpIot.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

grna mar 3tpur felt entfhIoFsn ace
tpeien, ME 8sfeui9afterin elmer GItes
Ten Dame gu fperoen; Qber bd bic ihr
ltBt BON Der 5reuubtn in 9orf1Iuo
gebrdhte SteIung cine iebr ungsne5ms
81 fetn i6ien uno auBerbem ben Dor.
tfetI bate, fis in iener RG6e gu flib.
1en, beoa6te lie ii6 bsnno6 nitt Ian.
Ct, 5uittmmeno 81 Qnttporten.
9ehalt beanipru6e i6 nur 10 piel,
:1hrieb ite, buB es fir Sai6enaeID .rno
SIstoung reiht. Sans ih frsunoIife
Qufnabme finbe, miro mir 6as nutiirz
lib angenebm fein, 3ur 9eoinquRg
made t6 es ieoo6 ni6t; Dsnn ner
Hur aus Dem 9runbe FreunoIih aeoen
raih 1T, neil i6 mir bas uusbebunoer
babe, Der mag Iisbsr Elm miirrii6ss Sc.
iidt 3eigen.
gisr3sbn Gage fpGtsr traf lie in
Samburg Elm.
paula empfing iie auf benz galns
hof uno begIeitete iie gu oem 8agen,
Zen 5rau SaRBen qef6idt bate.
Nls Grnd oas 3urmer Der 8e6ies
term betrat, rihtste fi9 i6r Bid 10.
Tort auF Die 9emdlOe, tpel6e Die min.
Ne bebedten.
5rdu JdnBen bemsrfte 6ds nit oro-
Der 9enugtRuung uno foete freanbtih:
"Seben Sic ii9 bic 9emGlbe nur rett
seHau an, JrGusin."
@rHu blieb DOR einan qr0Beren Bib.
1tetsn, auf bem lie bic 8uhftuben g. q.
eHtosdt bate unb rief betpunoernD
Gus:
rGnt3udeub, tpunosroolI. MIer muq
Ter S4opfer oieies I,errli6en Werfss
fein9 Wun iisbt, Oab cine Weiiterbaun
Len gtniel gefiibrt, ltnO oo9 ifeint
ras Bib bon teinem unierer pietass
rGnnten Riinitler be,-suriibren."
Pas 8emGloe lift eine Sdopfunu
metnes Sobnes!" enteegnete grou
sJdnsen itol3. .Sis fDaren nod ME IN
5ambur9 nno itrHoen pobl aud)
Glnitlertreffen fern, bas maht sg .r.
filarlt6, bdB sic nod ni6t DON etm
EUlaler 2eopolb San gen borten."
pI9 rt6ttg - iei!t entIinne i6 mid!
ss5eEsen, 10 bieB ia ber iunse Giinitler,
Der RnRm unD 9tnertGlnung, bic Gns
0srsn erft nd6 ffAperxn RGmpfen su
1beil tperben, i'm ssluse errate."
Die olte Dame -ld6e1t. aef6m.i6elt
:ilno fagte eifrig: vHonunen Sic, mein
iIebss Brdulein, i6 tpiM Sie In ben
sBlloerfuul fiibren; Sis finoen bort
reben Berten unberer ssiiritler bic bts
Soeutenbftsn SdDpfungeit meinss Sob
sties uHb meines Derftorb snsn Gsmobls.
Ia, Der Webi5iHdIro tb Janben te.
fg ME isin .saRsa. Sd hf htesattnse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10
Grnabsis ssatbHms.6 6gpotbelen.
gineiHnoti. 9. Juni.
Rsue 6nppihsttn.


6enrb 3. Gimlid on grtsn Ctr.
30. 2 8. u. q. Co.. $4,000.
Charles N. Dnpis an %. ggcrb ..
u. Co., $2750.
Warp 2. paImer on Bomb 6in q.
u. Co., $500.
Charts y. ginicn an bieieibe, 500.
ebiib W. Broipn on Fundamental
6. u. q. Co., $4,000.
Narp 6onnoIn an Gnterprife q. u.
Co., $500.
Gbarlss 3. graiplsp an Gem. q. u.
g. Go. $1750.
igrant J. Rutitrsr an Gslta 9. A.
Co., $500.
WaIter .MtmpItr on Giti3ens @onl
pf ct. @sfn1rb, $500.
Jobn aertbcff an bieItIbe $500.
JDhn 10. Grnpper an SOutbfrr
Ohio g. i. &. Co, $500.
Emma 9. Reb9uu an &sntt Otir
Gab. II a. 1900
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10
Seitinefolt.
mabres 6la&.
Rpman bon 6. 9 o 5.
(5ortfesung.)

DID, bas tpirb Der nsue 8u6haltsr
eetpeIen fetn!" rief Sermann. rGr
6eiBt Qrtbur Wiatams uno itammt
aus iebr gutter 5amiIis. llnerquitlthe
6amilicnper6GItntiIe pertrieben i5n
aus Der 6etmatb uno rr min nun Den
@ufent6alt i'm 4usIanbe benuBen, I'm
feline Notwithstanding 3u erpettern.
Das 1T 4les, mas ih bon benz 9srrn
ipeib."
0}urgaretbo bette Mii6e, ibre is-euD
be iiber bas 9e5Orte 5u perberssn. sic
9puBte ia iest, oaB iie i'm DieoeriebsH
Spiiroe, ben MGnn, Der einen 10 grobeH
Ginorut a.f lie gemaht.
sic bate nod ME 10 biel in Der
Staot gu beioreen eebnbt, ME, feitoem
Ger @nglGnbsr i'm 9ef6dfte tbres Dos
1ers thGtto mar, unb 3fpar perlegte lie
ibre 4usgdngs in bic Stuncen, lpO ore
GeIhdfts3eit begonn ober gu Gnos
cling, oant ipsl6er Ginrihtuno es thc
pft gliitte, Biliams i'm 9priibergebelI
Su ieben uub einen Bid nit ibm 5ll
1uui6en. 2lnfangs geniiete bas, url
iie nit frsubiger 3uperiiht 5u erfiiGeu,
iennn ober begann iib Der 8eoaute in
ibr gu regsn, baB iie iib pieleiht bod
eetGuiht, als lie in fetnen Qugen 9iebs
unh 8efpunoerung gu Ieien gegldrbt,
Sie iagte fi6, bdB, fpenn er iie tuirtltt
QsItebt bate, er gstptB ldnsft perIudt
Iaben ipiroe, ibr nGber gu treteu.
4ls iie zines Sonutags aus Der
Stride tam, begegnete @iGIidms ibr,
Gr fdloB ii6 ibr on uno begleitete III
bis nabe gum Sauie tbrer Gltern, INT
rbglet4 er nur BON glei9giilti9en Din;
gen iprab, mar es tbr, aIs bate IL
rod ME Elm 10 tnbaItreibes 9eiprGf
gefiibrt.
SIN gegriff, fi6 5u perabIdieOsn
fugte er: rSie geben gsfpiB iebr of
in Die Stride, S5rGuIein?"
Morsuretba fublts ibr 6er3 I6neqer
fdlugen, als iie Die Spannung be.
mertte, nit Der er i6rer 2lntrprt
barrie, uno fie fIiiiterte:: rSQ, i'd bin
oft bort"
Sn ietnen Qugen leu6tste es uuf unb
er fraste leiie: r8erbeu sic Conn
Tag tommen?"
Sic nidte, uEo 9stoer 8Iide begso.
neten iI6 nit OeritdnDniBinnigsm Qu3z
b.ud.
9IiitisIis, itrabIsnben 4ugss elite
Margaretbu bdpDn, 8ilIidms aber
i6ritt nit tisf ernitsn Mtensn rpsiter.
rDu muBt meiu tperoen," murmelte er,
rgletHptel, auf ipelbe @eiie ih Did
erringe. - Sd tperbe metns rporHsbz
men" 8erpanoten etpus me6r portrss
zen laifen, lie t0nntsn mir piellsi6t
tpteosr einmul CUTE 0tenfte letitsn." -
81 lu6te ipDttiI6 BEL bieien Dcrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10
MRS. Ii. YAEGER,

esslu sEpsHas. siRwsss. GiHslnsasI q,
gfsts 50 Gents uun barnbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10
SsnoibioueIIes moe

Bniier lin Der GunitausiteIluna Dor
etltern 5nrbenorud): sBiernral per.
tauft 8. Gos fam q id)oner gro.
3eB fperben!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10

9lthntn Iernt Der W2enl1 In Der
Gnuls Bis CUR @OLltommen6eis, nux
nint ipoHsii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10
8eforqniBerreotnS.

gnuer: IS mein olIepeil, unisr
Rnfpar bat q MeibsbiIb!"
gduerin: .Sa, tporum benn23
aUoria'n SonntaQ BAT 81 ii6 q
2atDbEThl t0aft!-., -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-10
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sis ssrhkmtsRe---
Wa6r(ageria 0ides 3eilalrs.

eGcH In bsr tlisffen Belt COS 20 afspliis
perfOueu bic bHrf BE G6srfnne b6bss becabt
irnreu, nHb - Tlees tslH Sfpsisei scr, Das
euo tsHtsHiaas Hc1 sserfcaeH erffisrsr. BE
bar6 cine uHbdaHHis arait I'm esanss Iane.
6teIes sn ftua nnh aussnfaaeH. iuos fIir
aGnesrt srfiannIs6 III uHb tIfibt Uhr eot8ts
Cot bic Raiur bisfe Tame belensrrs bseaHislei.
eenn tie kni itr bie feltsHe Uabt rsKisstsH. has
eaten gbrer aRiimeEf4sn ipls eiH eHtasf6sase'
nss gEn srHnH sn fffeH. EeEsebi ntdt. hab
as In ibrer sissHen sssfloena an essfiH aosans
rcbnt. Qtbr:t bic GaIi 0ns Gar eftii6 30
sesiH elbeHns. SerH sstt ssseIbe tsHaaL bis
Ser bic f6SHe meEssHs Zen graa O. Easeer
srxti6s. 9as 1ans III sar IiHfeH 21ns aIEs
sm BauR II; eer aams;
uxuG IN varnDD
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
roc PRoDUCING.

closing excellent of the
OF No
hf old time
wteh
and foe
q lighting
gloom.
nsrepAentson
properly was between extension OF
real and their theoretical
algning OF
historical basis
ghins the nuny
There
erection
Quoted under
canadian reciprocity in way Some congress-
who did like
Of an rising an
t could raised
@ resolution was In oduced asking
posponement OF the reciprocity project-Akron Beacon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
The Mans Mistake.

Out OF loyalty to his own sex the
manager OF the woman's suit depart
mcnt discharged his young woman
stenographer aud hired man. The
first batch OF !etters dictated TO the
man were written TO about hundred
old customers. whom he ilvited to eX.
anime privately II lot ot exclusive gar.
ments before they were placed on sale.
rhe day after the iettcrs were mailed
he women Hooked lntoEthc store. hut
he fire that bu:ncdiin their eyes was
the fire of the iiTrn2cr rather than o;
the bargain huntrr' one word which
each womin had hnlerlmed IN her
letter explained thelr, wrath The gat
ments. SO the manager he'd meant to
say. had been designed for women of
stock figure such as they possessed
but the male stenographer had drawn
~, the alphabet apd, had written It
fstoIIN.Id| MD sUabrtr cwi 4.s 'Ilt1
mo 'woj'lan on earth would have
been guilty of such a mistakoF
:rowled The manager ~" h.fs .f
The next week tire girl stenoerapbeI
md her luh back philadelphia Ldi
vpr nf' NJ. 90
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
oross Men Tan and Short.

A recent investigator has attempted
o show that Lombroso and his follow
RS were wrong In asserting that men
II genius were Of small stature. OF
80 individuals Of emiEence he found
hat figures were obtalnable for l03
4 these sixteen were of middle height
ifty-eight above and twenty-nine be
ow.
Americans particularly combined
reatness with inches. Jefferson and
jackson were more than six feet tall
sumner was six feet four inches. and
Washington, Lincoln and Beecher were
more than six feet Among famous
foreigners Tolstoy was large man.
and so We're Thackeray. Bismarck and
Darwin.
On the contrary, many OF the worlds
greatest genluses were understood and
even deformed. Napoleon, Poe, Pope.
Alexander the Great, Nelson. Blake
and Caesar were small men.
After all is said, genius Is no re-
specter Of rules.-New York American.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15

Erie Detective c. r. FrIm arriv-
ed az ONE o'clock this morning, from
Chicago. with Anthoni Recciardi. the
Italian employe at the Erie Transfer
who is charged with cutting Henry
Hnamon with intent to Kill. Frum
did not get his man without some
trouble
Recclardi was picked up by the
Chicago police on q charge of dis
orderly conduct and could not he
brought back until he had been tried
on that charge which was merely
an excuse for holding him until the
arrival of the Marion officer. He was
discharged. but in tine meantime had
secured the services of an attorney
who proceeded to throw obstacles in
the way of his return here. He had
previously expressed his willingness
to come without rcQustion papers
and was on the point of changing
his mind but events moved rather
swiftly for the foreigner.
Chicago detectives, apparently an
der the impression that a reward had
been offered for Recciardrs capture
lnterfered to certain extent, but
detective Frum had anticipated this,
and when the ITALIAN was released
from police court the Erie man inn
mediately took him in charge on a
warrant charging him with being a
fugitive from justice Then there
was more effort to delay the game.
However, Frum, who is a lieutenant
Of the police for the Erie, succeeded
in getting his man aboard Erie train
No 10, an express train which never
carries passengers and brought him
20 this city.
Recciardi was placed in Jail and
this morning had an Interview with
Prosecuting Attorney Justice and
Justice of the Peace Charles f.
Gompf before whom he was ar
raigned at two O'Clock this afternoon
The evidence of Henry Hinamor
was taken and Recciardi practically
admitted the crime with which n,
was charged. He was not represent
ed by an attorney. Justice bGompi
bound him over 10 the grand jury
and he was taken to Jail. F.S'.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
Soldiers and Equipment in
Good Condition.
.ARMORy BUILDING CRITICISED
Major j. w. McMurray Elk
poets to Leave For Texas.
New Men Signify Their Intentions
or Enlisting should There be
Troublc-Capt. Richardson Thinks
lie Would Have No Trouble IN
creasing Company to War strength.

Captain Kilbourn of the 26th in
troit, Michigan, inspected Company d
of the 4th O. n. c. last night at 8
O'Clock in the armory on east Gem
ter street. The. company must haye
met with his approval as he found no
fault with the men or their equip
ment, except that. he. thought il IA
shame that the company should be
chartered in a dilapidated building,l
that does, not anord shelter to the
army equipment, The, uniforms have
been haaly sdamaked1 by the, water
because,ofsthe leakys condition of the
root phe company was Inspected IN
heavy mafeblns order, ready q teRs te,Rsss
On tbe. strength ?6e6 trip 10 SieMty'
two men enlisted last night. and there.
Were about hfteen .yoqhg fefio~s hang.
ing about the. armory,. waiting FOR de-
velopments, Captaip r. o. Richards
son states that II he should receive
orders to recruit the company 20 the
| fun war strength. he would have nc
uouble in doing so, as many men
have slgnifed their intentions of en-
listing If they were to be called to
Mexico. The necessary field equip
ment has been issued to each soldier,
something that has never been done
since the company has been in Ma
rion.
Saturday the detail of officers from
the o. n. G. win leave for the scene
of the maneuvesr in Texas. Major ].
W. McMurray is holding himself in
readiness to report TO headquarters
as soon as he receives his orders All
officers. down TO the ranklof captain
are eligibleHto go, providing they are
selected by Colonel Barger. The men
! who WIN he sent to- the front will be
given commands i'm the regular army
as there Is n shortage OF Officers
among the regular troops which are
in the field. .n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
MRS. sTETsoN ORTHODOX.

ntrpes Mrs
Heah hierarchy
hdye Whether
Eddy Smith
If $ Of
setson teaches Christian taught #
III
of fs,Rha
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
DIR. Akel in Frisco.

Mr.. Rockefeller's preacher. DR..
Aked, denies that he will return to
England. He leaves New York and
the Baptist denomination, going TO
a Congregational church I'm San
Francisco. Perhaps he may have
Claus Spreckles for a patron there
Bucyrus Forum.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15

Britannia II determined to rule the
waves. TWO hundred and twenty mil
lions for the navy Is to Offset the
German and Austrian naval increase
by providing five new Dreadnaughts
until Germany and Austria build
some more. when. Of course. Eng
land must make another increase. so
far the European Governments along
the road to general insolvency PITTS
burg Dispatch
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
Arrested and Fined

Al last, after years Of promise and
performance by the authorities a
violator of the anti-sptting ordn-
ance has been arrested and fined
Now that beginning has been made
let us hope that the good work viii
go on In earnest.-Louisyile Courier
Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
Ono Iden of ncaNcn.

a man who has neen in political
life for long time informs MS that
his idea Of heaven Is a place where
la man who gets into office himself
is not expected to find u public job
for everybody who toted for him.
Chicago Record Herald
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
BRIEF MENTION

Attorney Hayes Thompson, who has
had an office with Justice of the Peace
Charles f. Gompf for the past year
has moved TO the second floor of the
McNeal-Wolford block on west Cen
ter street
Miss Waunita Miller, Of Playground
street. who has been very i'll with ap-
pendicitis Tor the past week, is great
ly improved today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
CLASH BETWEEN
coutinacd,rrom Pase one.

was held last night tondiscuss the
strike situation.
While reports from Danvile. where
a conference OF engineers is being
held today indicate there will be no
strike of engineers, 1t Is openly de-
clared by the striking nremen here
that unless the strike is, speedily set-
tied the engineers viii go out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
May Attempt TO Release Them.

May Attempt TO Release Them.
N. El Paso, Texas, March 15.-Unless
Lawrence Converse and Edward
lBlatt. the. American boys held in prIs-
on at Jliarez, Mexico, on charges of
lSeditioh,D are released 6soon by. the
Mexican Nauthoriti&. ythere is grave
Danger that an attempt will he made
10 release thept,Dy force
/ = Americans along the border were
stirred to a high. pitch of indignation
today " ISnewirtn tnsfnatt sefhes power OF
the United States government IS be-
hind the. two. boys, holder Americans
openly talked of marching across the
Rio Grande and taking the youths
out OF jail in spite of the Mexican
authorities. It is not believed here
the Mexican government would at.
tempt to punish such an expedition.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15

The premier of Australia drops the
hint that his country. sAso might con
sent To II reciprocity agreement one
at a Springfield Republican.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
Notice.

Marion, Lodge, X. Of r.. No. 4O2
will give dance next Thursday even
ing for its members and those receiv-
ing seasons invitations. Music By
'arker's orchestra OF Columbus. Re
reshments. 3-11-13-1I
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15

Ia It's decision with regard to the
present session of the legislature the
ohio supreme. court~foliowed the law
OF common sense, which is often bet
ter than that whiqhfs written in
hooks. -columbus.s y tspateh'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
No Action for Some Time.

FL Paso. Texas. March 15.-Despite
the action of the American state de-
partment in demanding the release of
Edward Blatt and Lawrence Con-
verse. American boys imprisoned at
Juarez. the Mexican government is
not expected to take amy action for
some time.
Officials at Juarez declare they have
no official iadvices Of siich.a demand
and will d0h nothing untildthey re-
ceive tftect orders from the Diaz gov
ernment They believe It viii require
at least a Week Of negotiations be-
Tween washington land Mexico. City
before hnyi;eonclusion Is reached. ggf
Friends ofrthe i.so yoifths here,are
confidenti that they win be. ireleased
aSitheyy say dhe two lads were clearly
held eincommhlnicad6r rbut now are ala
lowed to0seci their parents and friends
New Developments Expected.
New developments In the insurgent
campaign against sJuerez are expected
within the AnextqfemD day6ea1t is an-
n0fne edfthat F,rancisco Madero with
tD0Oimen s4artedto march Yesterday
froma tbei Vicinity lonTCa@s Grandes
toward Juarez. lwitho tbs imtentionFof
threatening OR capturing that city.
only 500 'federala troops under Gem
eral Navarro hre in Juhrez, the orig-
inal reinforcing force 0haYing been
hadlw Broken up by stile seuding OF
Ooioneh dcucilar with 500 men l'to
Casas Grandes and of Colonel Rabago
with 500 toward Chihuahua Both OF
these forces are how cut off from
Juarez blythe destruction of the rail-
roads.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15

The Texas legislature failed to
pass a resolution inviting Senators
Bailey and Lorimer to address II on
Purity in Politics. Now we shall
never know what purity in politics is.
Cleveland Leader.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
Almnys 1hh Mny.

when a man gets. into hot box
and wants to find more congenial sur
roundings his health has sudden
way of co'lapsing. Strange, isn't IT.
Milwaukee Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
AL Hnye Good Henlth.

Mexico's Minister Of Foreign Affairs
reports that Diaz "is enjoying the
best of health" The insurrectcs also
seem to be in excerient health. At
least they are taking great deal
Of eXercise.-N. Y. World.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
single Men Tnboacd.

only married men are permitted
to serve on the iu,.y that is trying
an eastern child murderess. a single
man might fan in love with her and
hang the jury.-Akron Beacon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15

And now the Missouri mule crop
is reported Scarce. The cost Of war
is going to follow the cost of living
up the elevator. ..r
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15

There are men who will wait pa
tiently for the free lunch to he
served and then go home and start
a rough-house because dinner isn't
ready on time. Globe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15
GambIina In Wood.

''To most people my business would
seem TO De devoid Of chances" said a
dealer In fine woods. yet as matter
OF fact ! know OF nothing that Is more
OF gamble. On every log OF wood we
buy we take n chance that the inside
Is as good as tie outside AT recent
auction OF fne woods in London my
partner ana paid $4,000 for mahog.
any log that looked all right so far as
we could tell. II the inside was sound
we stood TO make good profit, but
worm holes or rotten spots at the core
would mean a heavy loss. Not until
we got the log to ibis country and got
1t opened up could we be certain. As
a mntter Of fact this particular log
was perfect. ard we cleaned up $4,000
on the deal. hut it was gambling pure
and simple. New York sun.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-15

II may get so some time that we
shall have to sue out injunctions to
restrain our great men from quit
ting us cold.--Dallas News.