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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

They are talking in Philadelphia of
extending the term of the present
mayor for two years. Since IL has
peen laboriously established that
section lS of Article III of the state
constitution does apply TO Judges
u seems an easy task to exempt
MAYORS from its action.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

Billy Sunday kcker In columbus sixty
evangestc
oppose that
| Ike the therein spring
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

appreiensve of crit
and right that he
in danger of being mObbed he ought be moobed
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

so far Arnold has been found
in almost every place anybody
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

Congress would not be so ber
with its whtewash SO lie the timber for me-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

Upon Of forthcoming and Al
the regular session follow
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

Institute but he may
pull glad hand to him
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

the grand jury gets on his
| trail Ask George B. o Cincinnati
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

ought be interesting ceremon
those who haveb beent him off.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

all this time to tell Admiral Peary JUS
what he thinks of n
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

nnd the khOle seems
to nave
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

reported fading; IL Is sad
garden p
india population increase
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

Some people count Bailey out count him IN and SO
IL no account anyway.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-22

Extra remember that the hautauqua
seaso s not
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

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6g.ta-g craft
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ze1zts have ce1ouzes6 re vast appropriations
for s--c-sd s.tps<1zs ez---ste5 II t,e zgzre
gate q -10re t1s1 So 800 a1s-zs had invest
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nothing q the zzr zeroplzoe-is yez Il infancy
Al This rate ere l0ng. CIR congress nay hear
fAe e-y O the armed peace advocates changing
% Millions fer development o. tae ciTi-g beat:
not one cent uo-e sOs drezcr0ughts.-
The naval ue3 Themselves no- slo= e reza
the signs OF coming charge
Il gay - only question O : Te-y seE Fesrs
wheE TIE general adoption o. ls4nch gun cz9z
be o. shooting with accuracy al Z distance o.
fifteen niles Eil revosurionize rzvzI warfare
Such gun Is Gov II process q tEyIng-out and
II il proves success II VII make al the coast
defenses a today practically useless
There = 10 doubt declares Rear Admiral
Francis T BoEles. e. s X retired. that feet
equipped ~ith the neE l44nch gun Of the latest
fype could RAE Ns$ YORK O. any other seaport
IN less than Al hour. Il seems 70 me that the
answer 10 this problem 81 coast defense Is made
By the submarine 7 believe that the Submarine
i going 70 be taken more seriously every year
By naval experts Il Is rae most deadly enemy OF
the tattlsshiJ.-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

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peza nerse kIeks MAJ

Seymour. C0nn---LAv-ng IN Quarry
read vhea n Is vel. John Bzgdouis.
q s-o-ecutter- rests in St RzphezTs
hospital with his Jaw broken BY the
kick Of 3 dead horse he vas 6urring.
lie vas helping his nsfghbor. yEiIkman
James Ford. 10 drag tie departed
beast 10 its grave He pulled. bur
pulled II vain. A man OF gentle TEN
per is john but. letting the horses
tail 90. he pokei his foot with need
less energy into It's stomach. and the
hind foot Of the horse Snot up Ionn
knee No mere He says il was Ford.
6ui che doctor sees boof prints or n.s
lace John Is a stonecu-fer. so Forc
toand another undertaken.
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offerings Of animals are uzde q n
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death sentences and c1z-irxs q ssIx
and 5zce are eonnitte1 to tie szues
Groves OF cypress trees surround
the altar inc.osuTs. except to TIE
north. where series o. triple gates
marks The var to the Temple q The
Universe. While II the distance BE-
yond. the roofs of the Temple Of
Heaven cen be seen
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

cars Eiii BE- utilized for the engines.
thus assisting the designer in his
scheme FOR the production Of an air
ship czrzbie q complete selt-obIifera-
ton
The inventor Is Baron Adam Ro-
enre. Eell known IN England as an air
ship and naval engineer. The main
pFfaeiple upon which the invention IS
bz&et e the equalization Of light and
shade The coyer OF envelope Of The
slrxhip Is made Of chromium. metal
possessing a highly polished surface.
shleh : perpetuaIly retained b.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

covering OF transparent rarnish
Therefore the metal IS equivzIen; to
4 mirror. and il Is By reflection that
the inyisibiiity i obtained SO that
there viii be 10 recurring shze5
shown on the bottom OF the keel. this
Sill taper 70 point b. this means
the airship viii always take the color
Of its surrounding elements. and be
invisible The device has teen sub
mitted BE- the inventor 10 tie o1clals
Al Greenwich obseryators. rho declare
tia, II Is thoroughly scientific and
certainly practicable
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17
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Airships To BE Invisible

height u 1-s9s fesr i sfil e detected
wffa the greatest ci1eglty. and a.
z.gs9 sees i nil be Absolutely inyiss-
he, fhozzh ieEs than mfse away.
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ragst be rsnembere6. the bszz q ths
e1gsnes ezn be heard 70 that we're
~ ssfeafson cer3te6 70 the notoEz.
tie whesez50pfs y the novel sessel
iteef vas lnyi<sbse. BsE sfienesng 1e-
gices sos commos sta best nosOr
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17
Ssr,c HAN S>eore fn1e1.s Ore CO..
ess> NTH Chromium Wsics Eets
81 AiSr,r.

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E1gszn1 fOs ~ iaaproye< zsrE1ir shich
VII IL lnTixlbse. Gays re Lon1oa
gtzn1zrd. Though the improved air
ship - 70 bs much Icnger than TIE
leylzshzn flner OigmD.c. set at >
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

WE ESFN"r FoESkLLs
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

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Mass, fer advice. Eoe-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

FE- HARACHEHek CAPCBISE
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

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Write 70 Ms. Pf1Ehan. LINN.
Mass, xor advice. L-ee
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to Canada with the view to the postpone-
mani of the ratification of the agreement
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for the Colonies, replied IN inc negative
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DIED.,

Bu1L, on February :, at her residence ID ''',.,
place, Newport, II. L. Marie NcN'n> U'.. '''
Of the late Di William T But
Funeral service, at Dudley pac" on Sal
February II. at Aalf past IL
GIBSON Park Gibson. aged u!
Services THE FUNERAL CH"rCH -ii "'''
st N'RASK T., Campbell BLpG 10 ''''.
afternoon, intcrmcnt Iur'.
GOTTY On Tues iay. February :, ''''
Gertrude daughter ot Thomas II AM '.'
Gotty IN her Gh year. .
Funeral services AT he late rcNicn''
ravonia a,., Jersey city. On Th"''ih.
i. Nj Troy papers please COPY
HORN ON Tuesday, February :, q, "' .''
Vernon. y ! Sophia, widow % Charlie .'
In her 10Th year. ...,.
Funeral services at her late residence 5l> '''
Terrace ay.. on Thursday. At oclo.N' . '
Iniormrrt In Woodlawn.
It.pD ON Monda, February 4, 1911, N'-'
Sho,wcll beloved wife of Mortimer
Of Ncw Britain Conn, aged 20
Funeral scr,iCc and burial private '"'''-' '
and Boston papers please copy
ROWLAND. on IchruarS s. lHil' al hel ~
dcncc. EngcWooh, y J., Anna T., deos
of tho late Rev. Henry \. wlAnd' u !
Funeral services win h" hcld at Mount P'ca'',
Cemetery Chapel, Rroad ST. NewarN' y
on lriIay February 10, at "ti T.
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VHtI ~ Law N CiNiL ZONE:
I tuunsc, for Murderer on Trial Attacks
Al american Legislation.
>rtcia Cr5'c Dcsoq'ch n Tur SrN
DION. Feb. 4 In the course of a tri

Nif6iti cane DcNNHfCH ~ NV S'N
'oLoN. Feb. s In the course of a trial
for murder here to-day some Of the
stock talk about the status of American
made laws in the Canal Zone was inter-
jected into the Headings. These were
some of the declarations made by counsel
Mother President Roosevelt nor his
successor ever had the right TO promulg gate
laws for the government Of the Panama
Canal 2onc. The expiration Of the fifty
eighth Congress- in 1908 ended the effect
Of all laws regarding the zone, excepting
the ancient code of Colombia. Laws since
that time are null and void.
The case was that of Alejandero Perez,
"A Splniard, charged with murder. He is
held under laws made since the expira-
tion Of the Fifty-eighth Congress If the
Mann bill is passed by Congress permitting
an appeal from the Zone courts to the
Federal courts Of the United States this
question will be fought out to the Supreme
Court 10 quiet the doubt which always
ha' existed as to the validity of the statutes
! promulgated for Panama
| In 1897 G. =. Fairman. an attorney
representing Il client charged with crimi.
nal libel. made a similar plea. The prose
cutting attorney quashed III" indictment
| Thus chance to settle the point was lost
| The contention is that when a countr,
passes from the hands of one Power tc
the hands of another the laws of tn,
nation which first rules are in effect unit
new statutes are enacted by the new
ruling Power.
The Fifty-oighth Congress passed
statutes for Panama specifying that the,
were to be elective only until the dissolu
ton Of Congress. Since that time tive
Presidents have amended ard altered
laws and announced new statutes, Con
gress cannot delegate its lawmnkinl
powers to others contends Attorney San
b. Dannis in making his plea
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Pi\CHFNkO 4 FOOL roo.
Russian Poison Doctor BOastcd to Every
one OF Its Grimes.

.>pcCiN C1ar Despatch 10 1HE Sun.
ST PETERSBURG, Feb e. If the numer-
ous witnesses who have testified against
Dr. Panchenko. who is on trial for poison
ing Count Nassili Boturlin. have spoken
the truth, the accused in addition TO being
an INSCRIPTIONS scoundrel is fool
He not only plotted murders but divulged
mis- intentions to many of his acquaint-
ances
Some Of these described to-day how
DR. Panchenko told them of schemes by
which he expected 10 grow rich adding
with casual sang froid that this involved
getting certain people out of the way,
blowing out somebody's life light"
sending some fellow 10 another world"
and similar hppancies. To objections
that this would be murder, DR.. Pan
chenko responded with such remarks as:
1T isn't crime unless you re caught" ="
adding, Clever people never are"
When reminded that the cleverest
sometimes did not escape, he said: well,
at the worst it will be Siberia, and as my
family will be looked after, what matter?"
A convict who shared the cell of Pam
chenko testified that the accused told him
how he murdered Count Boturlin at the
instance of Count dc Lacy and also how
he eXIerimented with toxins on guinea
pigs.
On cross-eXamination Panchenko ad-
mitted that he had experimental with
guinea pigs, but denied the rest Of the
convict's testimony
Part of the evidence against the accused
was heard in camera.
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MISS DAMN FINDS HERSELF.
Taken III on Train In Germany She
stopped ON and Tcirgraphcd.

SPECIAL CG5ic Despatch n THE SrS
BERLIN, Feb. s Miss Margaret Damn,
the young American music student of
Omaha, Neb. who has been missing from
here since Jan. "a, has been heard from
by girl friend. She il az Eisenach, in
SaXe-Weimar. She says she was on her
way to Cassel to see her father when she
was taken i'll on the train and got off at
Eisenach.
She telegraphed etfathet to come there
and get hcr. hut he had not done So
Miss Damn asked that n money order be
sent her as she wanted to return TO her
mother in Omaha,
There was much anxiety here over the
young woman's disappearance, She left
tho pension whore she had been staying
early ON the morning of Jan, - without
giving any reason and refused to say
whcr" she was gong,
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. S.-Margaret Damn,
the music student reported missing in
Berlin, has two sisters living in Omaha
ore the wife of "A florist and the other
married 10 IA well known commission
broker. Miss Damn ihs, came into
public notice ~ n singer twelve years
ago. when she attracted oorsidera ble
attention as "A soloist at the Tiars- Missis-
sippi Exposition, Later she went abroad
tor vol,e culture and has been successful
in Berlin.