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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
MRS. SONTAG DIES
OF HEART TROUBLE
Became III Last August and
Has Been Failing Ever
Since.
Born in Germany-Came to
Marion Nine Years
Ago.

An illness OF three months dura-
tion of heart trouble and old age i'm
flrmitles. resulted in the death OF
Mrs. Caroline Sontag. widow OF Lewis
Sontag. deceased, at her home on
Cherry street, Tuesday night at s
o'clock.
Mrs. Sontag was taken i'll last Au-
gust and has been in failing health
ever since. She became seriously i'll
a few days ago. and her death was
expected.
Mrs. Sontag was born in Germany
in 1881. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christopher Schuter. When
quite young she came TO this country
to make her home. May .. 1852 she
was united in marriage with Lewis
Sontag whose death occurred several
years ago. Nine years ago, Mr.. and
Mrs Sontag came to this city from
Portsmouth, Ohio. and the deceased
made her home here ever since. OF
eight children born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sontag. five are still living. They are
Miss Flora and Miss Anna Sontag at
home, Mrs Charles Mckinney and
William j. Sontag. both of Marion.
and Lewis Sontag of Hardin county.
Funeral services viii be conducted
at the residence on Cherry street Fri
day morning at o'clock. Rev H.
w. Schlillnger will ofrieiate. Inter-
ment will be made in Marion ceme-
terry.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
MUST RAISE THE
MONEY At ONCE
If Armory is to be Built
Here Quick Action is
Necessary.
Sum Must be Pledged by
Dec. Another Meet
ing Tonight.

Members of the West side Pro-
gressive association gathered at Gun
der's undertaking establishment last
evening TO transact the regular bust
ness OF the organization and receive
the reports of the solicitors who ere
selling tickets at one dollar each In
order to raise sufficient funds for
new armory location. The ticke,s
will admit the holders to an enter.
talnment and dance TO be given i'm the
new building when 1t is completed. Az
several members of the committee
were unable to be present. the meet-
ing was adjourned until this evening
Captain Il. o. Richardson of Com
pany ID, o. n. c.. as chairman of the
armory committee, presided at the
meeting.
The reports of the solicitors as a
whole were very encouraging. The
books of ten ticket each are being
sold but more purchasers must be
found If the west siders are TO sue
ceed in their project.
I'VE have until December to no.
tify the members OF the state armory
board whether or not they shall come
10 Marion, to approve of the proposed
armory site. If something isn't done
before that time, the armory will go
to some other city and there are many
of them anxious to have It. Something
must be done and done quickly" cap
tain Richardson stated this morning,
Providing the necessary money is
raised and the state armory board
approves of the lot and location, we
Will have until January 1. 1911, 20
collect the subscriptions"
The meeting tonight win be held at
s o'clock. All persons Interested in
the new armory are requested to at
tend.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
THANKSGIVING
PRAISE SERVICE
Service at Epworth
M. E. Church This
Evening.

A special THANKSGIVING praise SER
vice will be held at Epworth NJ. Il.
church this evening at 7:15 o'clock.
The following program will be rem
dered:
"Thanksgiving for National Bless
ings. II. II. Snyder.
= ''Thanksgivng for Personal Bless
ings," John H. clark.
Thanksgiving or Thanksliving," g."
Rev. G. r.. Hayighurst.
A special invitation is extended to
men to attend this service.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
MANLEY CASE
IS POSTPONED

The preliminary hearing of Arch
Manley charged with ravlshlng IA
year-old Ethel Van Lear last We'd
nesday evening, 10 have been in JUS
tice Conley's court this morning at .
o'clock, has been postponed until Fri
day or Saturday. Attorney II. Il. Hin
Manley's attorney, Is busy i'm the COM
mon pleas court with the Tuttle case.
as are also Mouser & Moloney and
Prosecutor Justice. Manley intends
fighting the case.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
w. M. GAVIN ENDS
WORK WITH BOARD

William NJ, Gavin, who has been
clerk to the board OF review for the
past six months, has completed mis-
duties until the board convenes again
some time next spring. Mr.. Gavin;
however, will still be in the court
house. as he has accepted clerkship
In the office of County Treasurer
Dombaugh and will assume his new
duties Friday, December / He will
remain with the treasurer during the
busy season and will again resume the
board work when that body again
convenes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
Contest for AmbassnGorship.

hingtri, M ~. - i've.
contest for the American ambassa-
dorship to Brazil was precipitated to-
day by the news of the death Mon
day night at Johns Hopkins hospital
In Baltimore of Irving Bedell Dud-
ley, the ambassador
The Rio Janeiro post is considered
one Of the most attractive in the
diplomatic service.
Ambassador Dudley was born in
Ohio, but was long judge in San
Diego. Callf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
OFFERED S1OO
FOR MERE BIRD
But Layton l.. Noll Dosen't
do a Thing But Spurn
Offer.

"A fact in connection with the re-
cent poultry show. which apparently
escaped notice by reason of the mod
esty of Mr.. Noll, came to light yester-
day when It became known that Lay
ton l.. Noll, of North Prospect street,
won first on a Rhode Island Rcd
cockerel. But that isn't all, Mr.. Noll
was subsequently offered 500 for the
bird by an indianapolis exhibitor and
this offer set him to thinking. If the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
MISS SHOWERS.
OSCAR KELLY WE'D

and Oscar w. Kelly, also of Marion,
were Joined In marriage Tuesday ev-
ening at 8 o'clock. Rev II. !. Wealth
erwax was the officiating minister and
the ceremony was performed at his
home on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly left this morn
Ing for Parkersburg, w. Va, where
they will visit relatives. They will
make their home In Marion, where
Mr., Kelly is employed as machin-
ist
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ezechiel Showers and is' a
lovable young woman. Mr.. Kelly Is
a son of Mr., and Mrs, Henry Kelly
Of south of town.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29

indianapolis gentleman could afford
to pay 500 for single bird, 1t was
probably worth much more for show
purposes. and so Mr.. Noll refused the
offer. He will exhibit the bird I'm
New York and Chicago and Philadel-
phia where the competition will be
the very keenest. But Late" was
too modest to make much OF a fuss
about this high priced beauty he will
show.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
BREAKS FINGER WHILE
PRACTICING FOOTBALL

While practicing football yesterday
evening, Grant Sifritt. 1871 North
state street, a high school student,
broke the little finger of his right
hand and injured his hand cOnsid-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
FUNERAL SERVICES
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT ..

Funeral services of Mrs. Margaret
Diebold will occur at the residence on
South State street, Friday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, Rev. Charles Keppel
and Rev. G.. NJ Rourke will officiate
Interment will be made in the Marion
cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29

Your neighbor is using Glover Leaf
flour with great success.
tu-th-sat-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
Mrs. Leonnrd Very mn.

Mrs. Peggy Leonard Is seriously i'll
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Hardin, on Charles street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29
California Express

erably DR.. ~ Rhu dressed the in
Jury.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29

The United States Supreme Courts
an hv Instioa Xvriyht of tha S,'e..
Court of the District of Columbia,
may not save Srmuel Gompors. John
Mitchell and Frank Morrison, the
labor leaders. There was nothing
in the Supreme Courts ruling TO for
bid a retrlal of the contempt charges
, against the three men, and Justice
Wright. by everything their motion
for dismissal of the proceedings. has
decided that they must again stand
trial.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-29

Mary Annetta Myers is the daugh-
tr or the new Senator Myers, of Mon
tana. She Is seven years old, and
says she likes the schools OF WASH
ington, ID. c.. better than those OF
her homo state.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
-Soiepb Meper. ipeIdber Dor M

Soiepb Meper, tpeId)er Dor I'M.
gefabr 30 Sabren bier als SattIer
~gearbeitet bot, mar ari letter 1Srei.
tag nuo ON Sam4tag bier, gum ge.
litd otter 6rerfnoe urtG @efannten.
-9ic cponql. ct. 8alls Conn.
togidplle miro Worgeft, SnnItaa Den
"a, .. 90 .ailf Dem SairpIas ibr iabr-
lid)es &in6erfeit aBBaIterl, al mel.
dem Sehermann freunbIidft eingela.
Den lit.
Irmiit 6IeiidL meld)er ir let
terer 3eit in Saline 60, DO. &c.
id)oiti9t iDar, fam oieier Gage bon
bort 5nriif itn6 miro it'd aus @eilnt
be~itsriiffidyten fir IGnscre 3cit bier
bel ieinen gngeb6risen aafbaItcn.
-@ottIob @abIer, bon Sefierion
Gitp, befaf6 iid ait arfnllg oieier
@odc bier III Der Stabt, unS IpradJ
aiid, bel unS Dor, Silr @rretterung
ieittes announcements allf bns Bolts
blatt.
-9aS an lesten Sonntag ftatt-
gefurvoene 8ettipieI 5ipiiden 6crl
&binelano inlS Den Yeters g.. g.
Clubs en6ete al @nnIten bon rinie-
rer obops"; 9as ReiuItat mar Ie-
tiers %, ant6 9 fir &bineInnb.
-&ifter @ibl. 9~oeStrnoiuu, bon
Totsbam, uuS Sris Sobeir,, bon
SDiIs. inaretp aft Iesten Dienstag
bier, in @eif1tten. nn6 e~rfrearteri
mid ilns nit eiipcm 9eiu1 aiif nm
ierer Sffse.
( Die 8farrifnIe oer bieIigen
fatb. ct. @eorss @erneitloe beidlob
ibret 2ebrtermin fir 6ieien CONNER
ON lebten Montag, iitrl Oet Sdii-
Tern Die ertpiinfdteR 6erieir su ee.
Itatten.
-3niihen @nIfer Bros. apotbe.
fe uilo DEM @eiddft BON 6. nm6 6.
Silber miro eegenipartig elm lido.
rer, breiter Cement StraBeniiber.
gang Beraeitellt, melder ral1 lei
ncr 8%oGenoung entae9en gebt.
+anddBIid bes idbrlider 6eIoIa.
gers Der @etbooiiten, pcroen mir
bonn %. Bis 81. atuti &unofabrtfar.
ten BON Sernioiin nod arenoia, $40,
Sll Dem nieorigen Breis bon 81 90
perfanfeql. @iltie fir oie &iidiabrt
bis 8ilnl 9. gli9ilit.
&efIeftiererSe iitb eriilft lire
9arteit elm boar Saae porber si
taifen.
g.. 9. 8ramer,
aet. Mo, y. 81. 81. so.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
-@oracn slbcnO sparfaiie.

Ssobn 8raepoIe, BON st. Souls,
lit bier, alf gelild bel ieinen atige.
borigen.
SRI. Wartbo aoIb, bon ct.
&otis, betiubet iiA bier aili geilth
bel bren @ltern.
-6ris Sdott, BON Sefferior Gi-
tp, mar am leBten Sonntog llllb arn
Nontog, beiltdpSipeiie, bier.
hilbert 8. Raeselin puroe ais
germalter ser Gadloiieni6aft Der
De~riturbeuen 5rau augilta Sdpni6t
ernannt.
-g8ir hOren nit 8e6alern 6aB
anton @irtb ernitli6 erfranft it,;
0erlelbe iit cir iebr beiabrter Mann
unb elm getcrat oes 9iirgcrfrieges,
-8ie @ebriiSer @ieboff, BON ct.
Gouis. nebit beren @ottimnen be-
faroen lif 5ii 4nfang oieier @ode
bier, aitf 8eiu1 bel ibren angebori-
gen.
g. q. SO. @aeper, bon gap. mar
om Iesten Samitog bier lin ieinen
Scbn 5reh. $. Meper urro oeiien
@attin a~b3nbolen, peIde bon ibrer
SofJ5eitsreiie 5nriid fanlen.
-Sran Gbas. s. Sperrp upS
&ipoer, bon Gbicago. ipeIf)e Der So.
Mile bon slug. @oblt einem geiud
abeeitattet batterb febrten an Letter
Montng nad Chicago 5uriid.
-Sr1uleir Malpena Starfe, bon
Rorriion, i,,o 6r1aiIeir anrie 3ei6.
bnrbt, bon ct. 2ouis, tporen mebrere
3nee bier oiif 8eint bel Der 6amt.
Tie bon Sobp 5red1narit.
Sir ole ISOLDE efoenS am II.
SUM-, lieseip 8rieie fir folgenSe Ser.
fonen alif Dem bieiisen @oitamt:
6rau S. Sc. Sobnion
Serrn Sp. Sinfe, ir.
8amernb S. S. Stoedlin, bon
2ittle Berger, rftar am MiittipodJ Bter
in Der Stabt; Der nod iebr riiitige
83idbri9e 8eteran erfreute audi uns
NIT ieinem 8eiit6 lno erreuerte iein
announcement ai,f 6os 8oifsblatt.
-Ssfar &isse, cir &eiienSer fir
bic Greming @rocerD SO. BON ct.
2onis, beging OH borigen Mittipod,
IN ieiler 8obmllt9 in @aibin8ton,
no, Selbitmor6 inbem er lid er.
fd)oB. Der &erftorbene mar 45 Sab.
re alt uno binterIdBt cine @ottin I'M
mebrere &inoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
Sob BON 5ranlcin @iina &obsn.

9tm lettcn MolltoB Gorutittag fan
ole Nodrid}t cab 5a1Rlein Mia
So6pn cine Softer bon 6rau Sir.
lie &obnn, pobnbaft cine Meile ito.
Lid bon Der StaSt, 5u einem gelpalt.
imlten Sob gefomlnen lei, inoem iie
iid) ieSenfaas in eiltem 4nfaa mo.
mcntanar @eiitesitoruilg, eri9oiien
babe. Die @erItorberc bate nod Inn
10 llbr in @eielid,dt Der Samiilie
aln 2unf t9eilgeipmnlelt, ii6 Damn
nod einige 3eit i'm &ofraum aitfges
6alten uno Damn geiagt iie polle 81
9ett aeben, uno ba Tie i6on felt
langerer 3eit iei6erS NOR, 10 fiel es
nift aiif Dab iie itd 81 8ett legte.
9aIo barnrtf fiel Elm ShirB un0 ols
ibr 9riroer Snlilts nadl Dem 3imnlel
elite, farb er feline Sdauciter toot.
Sic gcritorbenc ipnr leOig ultb bate
big Dor einigen Sabren in ct. 2ouis
aelebt nno BORT Elm 8utnober @e-
id1it betriebcit. Sic binterldBt,
niger iBrer boG6etasteis, 92idbriseu
Mutter, bier 9riieer: SiilinS, Sui.
top, 9lbert urb 2pob intpie ole
Sfapelterll, Srau 2allra Glarf ulpo
Srau Iele0a Martin; Der Batter
ltarb 6emits i'm Sobr 1865.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
.3otis5

8ir lenfen biermit bic gufnerf.
i%nnrfeit Der 2eier oieies 9Iattes anf
Die neue In5eige Der Sermann Ga.
oirgS 8anf, bon Serntann, $40.
SIR ieiuer letten 8eriammlnna
6ei6loB Sns 9ireftprium oieier 8ani
pom s. Suni an, ben 3insfuB auf
6 oher IL Monate Iaufenbe 3eit6e.
politen, bon 3 Srooent auf A 8ro.
sent pet Sdbr 81 erboben. Depot.
teni6eine, melde 9esenfp6rtig in
Grnft iinb. lno anf 8 8roaent aus.
geitellt limo. traeen aud bonn obigen
Gage an a 8ro5ent Der Sabr. Sne
Dem mir abermals aitf bic giderbeit
bieics alter @eloinftitutes binfpeiien,
bitten mir Inn Gnren tpeiteren ge.
neigten 3iiiprlif.
Sermnrn SaDings @anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
sOO BON Sran Sofa spedbals.

Starb am IeBiep Sontttel in ibrer
@obmafa 3 @eilen iiiodiaih bon
Berger. 6roil 9fpin SpedbalS, geb.
Glinaiicf, Ole @attin non S9ina5
Sped9ols, iui Sitter Ron % Sa5reir,
Z @onaten unf0 3 Sageu. Gle 9e.
erOigunq fanS itatt an Mitippd) oili
Scn fabI. 8rieShof in Berger, Die
Gatitor6aEe ~bintsrl6bt aitber Dem
tr%aliernoen @atten, ned 5tpei Sob
he uno cine 8odter, iotuie ibre Mut.
Ter, Apei SdipcItem itBS Sed)s 9rii.
Der.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23

VI. y. USuUuS, UDIl
ennis, reiite porgeitern itodJ SEQ.
tore, SIS, 40 Meilen bon Chicago
geIegen, no er iein 40iabriges Yre.
bigger SubilGItin rad5iten Sonnto
feierir miro. SER 8o6us frat in
Der bortigen @emeitrbe 3ucrft ais
SreOiqer elm.
50. Garrott ur6 SamiIie limo
oieie ISOLDE BON bier ltad Gbamois
se5ogen. Serr Sarrott ipobrte felt
licben Sabrem bier in Sernann uno
beflei6ete Ole Stelle bes Sbermiilers
i'm ben bieiieen Star MiQs. @ie llns
mitgetbeilt Dmr6e, bat er in Der neii-
en- Miible, in @bamois, ebenfaas oie
STEELE bes Sbermiilers aitgenon,H.eg
-@i6ter 81. 81. 8reuer, melfer
porige @ode in 2inn cine @eridts
ltBuug belt, febrte am porigcn 8on-
neritag 5iriid. ga iest iiberaa bic
Grlte inn polen @arge lit, 10 elite
Elm Sober 10 idp1ea tpie mogIih mic
Der nad bouie, ,tnS ie6e 8eraogeriin
in ben @eridtsiad)en muroe 6aber
permieoen.
-@banrb S. Snden, BON Clap
ton, Ro.. elm Sobn bes peritorbe-
men &idter S. Snden, befan6 iid)
an Ietten Montag Bier anf Der
9urd)reiie rad Sen llfern oes @as-
conaoe 5litiies. mo er iib CUR @r-
bolung cine ISOLDE fang ottfbalten
miro. Serr Snden betreibt i'm @laD
ION elm febr gut gebenoes @rocerie-
@Gfaft.
-Srai 3aper Saberitod, tpelde
bier bel Brem Sobt aui 8eia6 mar
reiite am Gonneritae ipie6er nadl ct
i2ouis. un6 BON bort mad ibrer Sci
matb III 9afapette, Sr,6. Srnn 3o-
iaJio Saeger reiite 9eitern, in 8eglei,
titng elmer bieiigep 4loiteridapGter,
cbenfails nod ct. 2ouig, INN iid,
BARN bon 6o ais, in @eieai6aft bon
Srow Sdberited, audi r,a9 2ofapette,
Sn6. 81 begeben.
-S. 6. &billips un6 @attin iino
am letter. 8ienitag na6 ct. 2onis
ae5ogen lint ii6 baiiernb 6diI6it ME.
oersuloiieh ba ibr Sobm, Clifford,
.iid BORT als gibil SSrgenieur eta6i-
sfierf bot. Die SarniIie 8binips bat
lett "a Sabren bier gefpobnt un6
Serr gbillips mar bis Dor einem
Sabr Der bieiise StationslMeiIter,
pelfen Soften er 5n dl9emeit,er 3u
.%frieoenbeit a~iisgefiillt bat. Die So
Mile erfreute iid allgemeineD @obI-
mollelps urb miro baber ibr Sdei6er
BON pielen 8reunben beSauert,
Srait Sciep6 Sperrp, bon ct.
Souls, iprad an Ietten @ontoa, in
@eielidaft ibrer Spfyter, Srat slug.
8oblt. bei peld)er iie gegempdrtia
aittn 8eipd ipeilt. BEL inns Dor utr6
emleuerte ibr announcement oaif bas
golfsblatt. 8tr maren ie6r er.
ltaunt ais Srall Sperrn lits mittbeil
te, Dab iie airf ibreat 2e6ensipeae be.
reits oeir S1iten @eiIelltein palIiert
bobe, inoem 9iemallS Ser, perb6lt.
niBmobig, nod febr riiitigen @reiliu
Elm iolh bobes slltsr anieben fam.
abonnirt auf oas Sermanner.
goIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23

SRI. Sulia SO. &ubn tpurSe bon
Sran Sulioan 5ur 9iitrifts 9epltn-
Brdiioentin uno Snitalieruns : 9e.
aattin %crtonrt, fir Die Ge6efab SO.
gen bon Sermann, Seiferion Gitp il.
Gentertotpn, No.
-8inbmeier aino Steimmeier. Sic
beioen fiir5lid bier angefomncner,
inrgen belitiden Gigarrenmad3er,
lpra6en ON lebten 0ienItag alif I'M
ilerer Sffi5e Dor irto gbonnierten ouf
5a$ 8olfsblatt ionic eIeidfaas aif
Den aoo.-Gourier.
Die beiben irngeit Minier boben
iidD oallerno bier nie6eraelaiien uftb
ons Gisorren @cfd)1ft bon @l,guit
gaer fGufIi6 ~eraporber. Mlfem SIN.
idlein nof es itrebidme iltipge 2eitte;
mir beiBen lie ber5lif tpilfmmnen
iilio ipiinidenibnen bciteips @liid
liti0 Gornnfomnien, bier, inter uils,
IN ibrer ireiteit Seimatb.
4 Hrosent 4.
8ringt Cure @elo nad) Der SEQ.
pies ganf bon Sernlurm,. 9ie 8anf
oeS Bottles, our6 Dos golf ur6 fir
oaS Bolt. Seine 8anf iiferer, fei.
lie beIieren &ortbeile, pereinbor nit
Si6erbcit. fonren irgen6apo offerirt
tperoen. 8ir be5ablen bier 8rosent
auf ale 3eitoepoiiten. 9ireftorelt:
&. u. greier. Senrp @rais, Seiprp
Sdsner. &obt. @alfer,S b. Sc. &c.
fotte. 8. S. Stoenner.
". 9. @alfer, &aiiierer.
Sp. Sal6mann aiiiit. &aiiierer.
Die ont Iebten Sonntoq aitf
Dem bieiigen ft6btiI6en SrieSbof
itattgeiunSene @e6Gdtnibfeier, Der.
anltaltet BON Der biefiaen @oberf
@lim 2oge oes S. 81. 8. s.. iosuie
oerp Sfapeitern Der 3ebefab 2oae, BE
ga1f INN z llbr oes Morgens. 9os
@noenfen Der beritorbenen 8rii6er
fpnroe in einer einfaden bod b6ddt
einorndsDolen 8eiie gefeierf, 6ltrfl
aniprafen BON @eorg 4Ienf, benz
ftelperfretenber RobIe @ran6, iouic
altdJ bon SoBn $. SeImers. SIM SEQ.
r1er Der &ebefob 2oge ipnrSe 6os
tNnoenfen beimgegargener Sdppei-
tern gleidDfols in b0fit ein6ruds.
boiler @eiSe burd Die Sdtpgtern
&oetbemeDer, Gran Clos. Sdysner
lra6 5rdiilein Suite anbn, nit ae.
ieigneten gnfproden gefeiert. Sic
lling5t Deritorbene &ebetabR Sfhneiter
lit Sran Souis sSaenide, un6 Ser
iiin9itperitor6ene SSofeIon grit6er
iqt Setrb Sobms, II. Gs aebort sit
ben 8rinsipien 6ieIcs Sr6ens, Sic
ISootett si begroben, oie @ittipen
liito Die 8aifen al beriorgerf uno bos
anoerfen 6er 8erftor6enen in g6ren
5u DaIten.
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-06-02
The Wyoming Launched.

The United States launched in Phil
adelphia a new dreadnought in the
$4,000 ton batleship Wyoming, which,
when 1t gets it's full armament, will
not be surpassed by any fighting ship
in the world.
The nations latest dreadnought
went down the ways in the Cramps
shipyard, named by Miss Dorothy
Eunice Knight, daughter of former
Chief Justice Jesse Knight, of Wyom-
ing, in the presence of Governor
Carey and a delegation of visitors
from the state for which the ship is
named
Cheers from the crowd assembled on
the launching stand, and at points OF
vantage nearby, greeted the monster
irodclad as she slipped into the water
Secretary Meyer, of the navy depart
ment, and many naval officers saw the
ceremony.
The Wyoming is one of six first
class battleships under construction
The Arkansas was the first in the wa
ter of this new size and type. The
length over all is $50 feet, her beam
at the water line is 90 feet, and hel
displacement is $4,000 tons.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-06-02
PRIZE BULL BRINGS
RECORD BID AT SALE
Noble Of Oakland" Sold For
$4,000 at Auction.

Noble of Oakland" prize animal,
brought the record price for bull at
the annual sale of cattle held on the
stock farm of r. S. Cooper, at Coopers.
burg, Pa.
DIR. M. A. Scovall, of Lexington,
KY, bid $4,000 for Noble of Oak
land" and then gave $1,000 for Lady
VIOLA the high-priced bulls DAM 1t
is thought that DR.. Scovall was acting
for James Haggins, of the Kentucky
experiment station.
All told Mr. Haggin bought twenty
head of bulls, COWS and heifers for
$36,660. The second highest purchaser
at the sale was T. Dewitt Cuyler, of
Paoli, Pa, who bought bull for $1,000
and seven cows at $3.50 each.
A total of 164 head were sold, in
cluding IS bulls, IS cows, 45 heifers,
8 bull calves and Z heifer calves, for
$125,51s.
10 persons journeyed to this
y nttle Lehigh county village to
witness the big annual Cooper cattle
sale of pure bred Isle of Jersey stock
This sale annually attracts scores of
cattlemen and breeders of pure stock
from all parts of America.
Before sunrise hundreds of farm
ers residing within a radius of miles
were on their way to the cooper es-
tate. Hundreds of automobiles were
parked on the spacious lawns and all
trolleys leading to the farm were
packed with persons anxious to catch
a glimpse of the highest priced cattle
in the world
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1911-06-02

off again in a minute.
Harry Grant, twice winner of the
Vanderbilt, was forced to withdraw his
Alco car at the end of the 1OSth mile
because of burned-out bearing.
Dave Lewis, mechanician in a Lo-
zier car, driven by Teddy Tetzlaff,
sustained fractured leg when the
car blew a tire in the home stretch
in the 10th mile, and ran into a Pope.
the tartna crew Of f1s"P che Pope Hartford also es.
capped. Louis Disbrow was driving the
Pope-Hartford.
The Lozier was overturned and the
rear truck was torn off the Pope
Hartford in the collision. Both cars
were taken out of the race.
Mix-Up In Front of Grand Stand.
In mix-up of Lytle's Apperson,
Knights Westcott and Jagersberger's
Case, directly in front of the grand
stand John Glover, knights mechani-
clan suffered an injury to the spine.
The others of the three crews escaped
anything more serious than bruises by
a wonderfully fortunate set of circum-
stances.
The throng in the grand stand rose
to it's feet when it appeared that the
crews of the cars must be crushed to
death in the crash. A woman sitting
in a box dropped from her chair in a
faint.
Wagner, the starter, risked his own
life by running out on the track and
directing the trailing drivers out of
the way of the wrecked Case. Lar
sonneur, the mechanician, lay dazed
in the center of the track for full
minute while cars darted by at either
side of him. Then he unsteadily rose
to his feet and staggered blindly. The
crowd screamed at him Look out!'
The man then steadied himself and
limped to the side of the track.