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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

- Gsr DaHerbsbdIi.r auf b.m
Dab Der 4nlosen Der Gbotfielb &
Wooos 60. an Der Railroao 4psnue,
slpiitsn Der Diinften unb Sehit,n
apenu.. g.rietb stfiern Worsen aus
unbetanntsr urfahe In Hranb. Die
Jlomm.n ,onnten itboh nod Dor BEN
eintreffsn Der ftGbtifben Jeuerpebr
bnrh BE eoi6brisaoe Der Jubrit ges
lofft perbsu.
Ju Der Wobnuns BON George
albers i'm 5intsrbuuis go. 1896 Gem
trail ap.Hus, brah geittrn ubenb &c,
gen ahi lbr Elm Geuer aus. oos einsn
Staben DON geeeH $500 anrihis...
ebe Is ssIpftt tperDen ionnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

bon Columbus. @, no GrabenIein
tinen iperiblofen gbed iiber $25 nnter@
eebrott baben fou. Der Werbnftets
bat iebod 5useitonben. bob er nod
cine son5e Reibe dbnliher 1ransattis
omen ouf benz aerbboIs bat unb fotpobl
In Gbieasc tpis in piitsburs iperthz
lofe gbeds fiir SiemIid3 anTsbE!its
geirdse periiIbert bat. Die gsb5rnen
bon 0hicaso unb piiisbura perpen
BON Der 9erbaftuHs in asnntnib sss
febt lperpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

aus fcrsit inermiitslter nrfnne I'm
Asiler gum Musbruh nnb Derbreitete
iih no;aentIih auf bas eriie Stods
iperf. Den Henpbnern selans es. iih
unDerlest inGiderbeii 81 brinssn uno
bic aDfhmanniddften, bic bon ben
Spribeniompasnien go. 40 unb Rp.
AZ bon Cincinnati untsritiibt ipurben,
beihrantten bas 5euer auf bos
Stoffreeen'fhs Sous. Der Shabeu
ourfte iid auf stpa $500 beIaufeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30
Rad, barter laacsarbeit

ifmer5en aopi inS 2iiden ocr Sails'
fran. aein @inoer, ipenn ibre Game
etfrns miirriidl lit. Sie miro ibre gu.
tie 2dnne pieoer erlangen. nnhoem
iie Die Shmersen nit Tr. Ridlter's
.gain Grpeaer" nertrieben bat. las
III bcriebe siiperIaiiiee TreiHo Der
Wenihbeif. ben man felt eSahren
in aans europa in faTt jeoer ssonilic
poriinbet. % uno 80 Gents bic 5Io.
ihe In alien oeriiden apotbeten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

Ginneun3isidbriser Gric
enoihter. Wau fhreibt aus ams
fi.rpsm: BUR ipenia in bem auslnnb
bon Der Sprcdxnbepesuns i'm RcrbeH
SnIIanes betdnnt. ipo bic iernfsften
Jriei,n al. anftreneunsen sur erbcls
iung uno 9ebuns ihrer Dom Shrifts
nisbuidnbif1en rsht oerfhiebensn
Wunoori MAIDEN. Cine gn3abI DID
ter unb Snrifiii,II.r sruppirsn iih
nm bi. in fri.iiifxm Dialsst ges
ifriebene 3eiifnrift .Riuht en-
Sliu6t1, unb bieisr 9anbftrih. Der
6o[Ionb foribauernn bic beiten Wans
ner lisf.ri unb b<fen gepDIterung
spnr ols bic itarrfinnisfts. aber aud
ols bic intellisenteiie Der Riebsrldnbe
gilt. bat auh einis. ireffenbe uripii6s
fiee poeten berporsebro6t. Der dls
ieits bon ibnen. Der ~Joormon@ (Dors
mann, 9abnbreher) Wolina Dptftro,
fsieri nun ieinen neun3igifsn &C.
bnrisins. unb er feIbit bat su biefem
1aae ein finnrsihes gsbidt gsmoHi.
In benz CT iih NIT einsm Wann psrs
slett!, Der i'm morieraum Der Gtas
tion auf ben ausenbIid pobt. in benz
cas SigHal gum ginfeigsn In ben
lestsn 3us eestben nirb. DEN Inter.
ftieb spifhen bem Snrifthondnhis
fhen unO benz 5rieiif6sn mSe cine
llebsriesuns Der erIten 3eiIe bides
pOems 5eisen: .Ejuasentih iier! Rpu
ho I be trpssr tritih fol-" poldns
oifh: ~Qeeeniig ioar! Ru beb IL Be
orie Reer bsrtia pol." Nian fiebt. bic
Diffsren3 III berortig. bob felbis Der
6oadnoer i'm nueeineinen bus Urieiis
ife niht obne ipeiierss perfteht. Der
srtiie Dihtsr bot zine srobe 3nbi frks
iifher ShauipisIe geIhrieben unh aus
Berbem piele Grs6blunesn. bic er ieIbii
on BEN Inngen Winterobenben ouf ben
perfhisbentn gsldsen fyrieslanbs pors
irrg. gu Wolings 0kburtstcg Bot
beHen iiinaerer i5reunb unb RitHrtis
ter. Der ahtsipiGhrigs Di4ter Uobsr
pon pieierbierum ein 0uIbieunesees
bi9t per0ffenilihi. bos frifM unb
trdftia flinsi. aIs lei Der DerfaHer
um minbeitens brsibis Sabre iiinser.
1ei Der petierfefien. fernsefnnben
Jrisienrafe finb sben o4t5ig Sohre
nod iein Greiisnolier!
4nalpbabeten I'm frans
56fifnen 6eer. Inter ben Re-
.ruien. bic i'm Sabre 1909 ousesbos
ben Durotn. 3dblie be 9sertspsrmols
iuns 14.225. bic nini ieieu uHD f4rtis
ben ionnten; I'M DcrisfH J0tre martn
q 14.163. Diefe 3o9lsn ftebeH In eis
nem msriipiirbieen Gesenfot ~ ben
MHgobsn bss Uinijfsrs b<S Jnnern.
Der 8529 unb 68O8 ee5dbIt boite. "a
ober Die lstitren 3ablsn duf 0runb
Der eieeafn Ane0bsn bsr ceufe aSIs
oeFtnf Enh. 10 perbituen Re peutoer
Glautsn ais Die ber 9sertspernoltunG.
per RotiIrlim cine iebr bel or0f6liioeSs
AuIaeuune mSolS4 iH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

- Serr Jobdnn Stall uno 9ohtsr
SRI. Satbrpn. bon gsllspue, iino bon
ibrer 9sr9niigungsrsiis mad ben Sesn
5uriit9stebrt.
- SrI. Qouiie asrfting BON g.uss
pue III BON Toronto, Buffalo unh De-
trpit suriidgetshrt.
5rau SEQ ). Sdtpser, bon Der
s. aoenue, Daptpn, perouitoltste gu
gbrsn bes 5rduIsins Grace Stsenst
bon Detroit, Wib., cine Surpriis
Yartp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30
y Dlitti d. E 8.

Die Srtifaft Sarttpen III piIlens.
iid sinsemsinosn 81 IdHen. Die Srts
ituft bot ssitsrn ben Woblrotb odpon
bsna6rihtiei, 6ab bort in Der tone
merbtn Wabl oariiber dbgeitlmmt
tperbsn fpirc, OBJ 5orttpsa bon Gineins
natl onntitirt iDerben iol ooer ni6t
SIsihs,itis ipollen Die 5srritaften in
5urtiusa ieseh aud) Bombs ousssben,
oeun bel Der WobI foa ,btufalls iiber
cine 9onbousaobe in Der Soht BON
$25, 900 obgefiimmt ipsrosn. nit beren
erlOs Elm ntu.s Rutbbaus errihtst
tpsrosn iou.
2tuh Rorpcoo piro bel Der .oms
menoen Dohl iibtr cine gpHoauseabe
obitinmsn. Den WdhIsrn miro bic
5rage unterbrsi,et ip.rben, Oh iie eine
gonbaussabe por $4,000 fir bic
S6aifuns Der Ioesnonni.n goulss
porosgeIsuhtung an Der Wonieomern
gite Ionttioniren fponsn.
DitienissH Stimmseber. bic ,s fos
nett untsr!aiieu bdben, Git fir Die be-
poriiebenbe primdr,pah rsaiitriren su
laHtn, tonntn lout gefhIub bes DabL
raibs bisiss am 2. September sipifhsn
IL llhr Wittass unb 4 libr glo6mit.
tags. fotpit am 4. Septsmber srpiihen
IL ubr WlittGgs uno 4 llhr Ratmits
tass nathoIsn, jeooh miiHsn II. ben
Rahfpeis odfiir Iisfsrn, oab .s ibn.n
an ben friihsrsn Rssiftrirunssidssn
numDe!ih gsipsien mar, ibrs Qamsn in
Die W1bIsrliiten eiuirasen su IaFen.
Oiefe Reaifiriruns III nur fir fold,
Vsrfonsn npibig. bic .nilpeber felt Der
lest.n mobi umgssoesn iinp ober Ieits
bem bic giirserrehis srlnngi baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30
SaiesSau.

Ssrr auguft 6,rrmann, gr1iibsni
eer nRtos". tsbrts gsftern bon .insm
lGnseren pefut BEG gaugb.rp EIubs,
,Jnb., auf Teinsn goitsn suriid uno If.
nit ben 8orbersitunssn gum Gmpfan.
ds Der Rationa!. aommiIiiou, oersn
Soeuns moresn bier 5ur idhrIih,n
Sisbuns BON G2isIsrn aus ben untsr.
georoneteu 9ieos bsginnt. beIhdftigi.
Die rRebs" babsn uee.n ale Or
reortung auf bisisr Itst.n Runbr.iis
I'm Often Die ojsr bei.en Shl,ubtr.r
Der Qiaa - WatkpIpn uno Wors
auaro or. g. 4Ieranbsr phiI.) une
Rudsr (grootI) - benen ateeniiber
fie iit tuGhrtno Der sansen Cation
rolIftdnoig mahiIos srpisFtn bdtisn,
in brillantsr Beiie perhuusn, fpas ben
ihnsr bisb,r fshIenbsn aampfesmuib
srpedt uno ben iis psrfoIasnb,n .Soo.
Coo" oebanr! 81 baben Ifeint.
Die bttosn cubonifhen Rstru.en
marfous IND 4lmsiba .rptiien iih
ols porsiiolite StiiBen bsr .,Rebs" sur
GusbiIfs i'm aampf.. 81, FHb nitt
nur SupsrIoiige ShIae.r uno Shn,I.
Iauisr, iono.rn Iisaen aud ihrsn
Wann aui alien puntisn Der 9ertkis
oisuns in bsioen 5eio,ru. Turb ihr.
iauitsrbufts auffiibruns uuf Dem
Spi.lpIoss unb nuberhuIb oes 1i.H-
fies hobtn r. lih Die Surit Der Der.
tpoItuna. ibrsr aolleeen unb oes pub.
Ilums i'm Sturm ercber..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30
9 q rtb q &c

Das Wonbaus bon CHARTS Gtoffs
regen, an Der Gde Der Godlonb unb
Reubing 4penue. tpurbe burh elm
Gtuer, bas geitern Mbenb gegen Ell
llbr gum ausbruh Tam. aiemIi6 be-
beutsnb b<iAabiGt. Das Deusr lam
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

Gintn su.en gang fheinen bic Dss
tettiDes Galnnn uHb 1ornolb in Der
perfon oes angebli6en Gefn6ftsrei-
ftnben H. Grobenitein BON Rem Dcrl
semddt gu bab<n. Geins Werbaftune
srtOIst. auf 4nlu4en bsr Nsb6rben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

N6eaos entsegenacupmmeu nernen
stltpbon Sontb 2401.
- Die Cincinnati 9tntt subercus
lofts 2sngus ipirp iopobl auf Der
Campbell 60. 5oir in MeIbourns, tpis
Iuuf Der 4Isranoria 5oir in 2lIsrans
brta, ap., cine Nusiteluns psrdnitalz
ten. Die Sampled gountp 9eiunos
beltsbebDroe bat Die Cincinnati 2sagus
oarum sriubt.
-Sba Stnsiper reihte i'm Cir
cuitgsritt cine GiHbaItstIage as1er
Charles Dl. S6nsiDsr auf @runo pon
Mibtunblung Elm unb rpinIht bas
Rsht, ibren WGb6ennamsn Soa
gpine tpieoer fijbren gu oiirfsn.
- Die bieiigs 9ebOroe pirb bafiir
forgen, buB in ben Sc Sbsntsrn bic
geIuher ut6t in ben Gin unb Qus=
gdngsn ftebsn, bamit llnfdqe osrbiitet
rperoen. 5ernsr iou harauf aefeben
nsrosn, oab geniigsHo Gusgdngs porz
6aHben finb.
- Geusrhef Rsihers tpurbe bend5@
rittigt, oaB er um 9 llbr 4benos bic
ngurfelp" 9lote ani6Iagen fol-.
Iue ainbsr urttr IA Sa6rsn, bic
obne 9sgleitung grtpo6isnsr nqh 9
llbr uuf ben Strabsn dnoetrpfftn
perosn, ioLeu our RehenT6aft gsso.
gen Dsrosn. Bis jest bat bns iunge
8oIt Der 9lods feline Qufmer.Iumteit
9ei6entt. Bon nun an Tol ss anbsrs
perpen.
- Sobn MuIpep, Der erit Dor einis
gen Sasen bon Ct. Gouis bierber sus
riittebrte, erbislt i'm Staotgerit)t tpes
5runtenbsit uno ssmeinsn gsnsbm.ns
$50 unb 80 Gage Qrbsitsbaus. Ta
er Oeriprah, bic Stapt fofort pieber
5u oerlaifsn, purbe bic Straf. erlaIz
fen. 4nna Weoper Don 419 Weit ).
Strabe uno 5rau 4nnd Wbits ppn Der
Gbeftnut StraBe. bic i'm @erlauie eis
nes Streit.s iia nit 9ierfIa'6en,
etc. bombaroirten, srbisItsn is S. unb
Gpiten.
- Die 0iftritt 2lTociation b.s
Campbell Gountp 5sa6srs Snititute
srDdbIte prOf. ). B. Rsidp gum
prdfiosntsH uno syolssnbs gu 9issz
prdiioenten: /. 8ipiiiOn, Gbparo
Batter; 2. 8ipiIion, iSrl. GtbsI Safer;
3. 8iDiiion, RaIpb Rahforb; 4. Tis
ptTipn Sol. Mabbor.
- Die Corpus Gbriiti Gemeinbs
peranitaltst beute lbenD auf ben
ShuIgriinbeu Elm 5erbftfsit.
- 5rau Garl u. Sod, bic einiae
Wohsn fih ouf BeIuh bel ibren Glz
tern 5errn uno Jrau 9eprs Stsgner
IN Cote griQiante befano, III nah
Rep Srl.ans, Ga, a6ssrsiit.
- 5ruu so. g. german unb Rim
Der Don Der Staple 2lp. limb pon Bort
Suron 3uriid9etsbrt.
- 9apt. Wlengss uno Satin BON
Der pla3a, Helfon place, iino BON
ibrer er9olungsreiis na6 gsbar point
5uriideetebrt.
pstsr Riboer iib.rtrug on Mare
gdretbe 5leiBHer cine Got in SneaIIs
part fir $500.
George 3. Reufdsr, 9ruDer bss
r@GirtuitgsrihtszGlerts u. 6. Reu=
fher itarb gsitern i'm Qltsr Don 48
Jabren I'M 5auie isiHer Shnefter,
Grau Gbas. Sell, go. 313 Weft 10.
Strabs.
Sn ieinem 1.itament permahte
Sos. u, Qint, ST., feinsr Shtpefter
gruu Inna N. Jarrsn feline aan3.
4tnterla6eHihaft uno ernennt Fs CUR
gretutorin.
- Grau Mortin Shubert, bic
stne Gn5nbl Drp goobs Defhdfte
I'm Woaren erIei4terte, beb1uptete ae<
tern sinem 8eriatsritattsr oiefsr 3si<
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30
9ssIiss Naeissass UslssbIait aRsps so: aaaan 1911

tiins eeseniiber, bnb bic Silberipodrsn
ibrem 0atten sebDrten unb ibr an
ibrem 3phaeitstase seihentt ipurben.
Sbr 5all tpmmt 5reitas CUR 0erbone=
lung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

an itinem Muftommsn Jlpsifsln. Wit
es heibt, fDIIsn bic 9orrieren an Der
RreuouHs niht funttionirsn unb founs
ten babtr niht seidloHen rpsrben, ais
BITE 3ige fGIIia iparen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

Das g.itern burh Res.n Derbinbert:
5ipsite SpisI Der Gsris 5rpiihen~ Rebs"
uno .Supsrbas" fpiro btute Qahmit.
tag a!s 9bsiI zines 1oppelipieis in
SrooiIpn gum Austras seIanstn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

Gerr oearn 0sttIsf
hdf ben feinsr 9mcpc.sFf feins
4sn6nDfs ceriaee unt Hftnter aaie rstsSstrG6i
SIS Esfi o. Epenus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30
" { ~ , o T (.

Die Geiupurt Office fur bas pGin'
tianatier @plfsblatt" beiinbet Idl IN
30. 339 gurf Strafe, ssaeuiiber ocm
Gourthauie, iuOieIbit Renisfeiten, I'm
setseu u. |. N. bis 10 llbr 4o Yiuutea
AbeaSs entsescnacuommeu nerSen
stlcphon Eputb 2401.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
MANY HEAR THE
OIL EVANGELIST

James Curbin, the oil man evan
gelist of Findlay. spoke TO crowd
of two or three hundred people from
the court house steps yesterday even
ing. The oil man is undoubtedly
much i'm earnest i'm what he says. His
task is mostly about hyprocritcs, es-
pecially the hyprocrites in the church
os and he calls them 10 account for
their deceptive methods of living. If
the hyprocrites in the church could
all be converted the world would be
saved They are the stumbling block
IN the way of all other sinners. They
are examples which lead others
astray,
Mr.. Corbin Is a type of evangelist
who hits hard where he strikes and
he especially fights shame. II doesn't
make much difference what kind of
sham it is he goes after it tooth
and nail. But he seems to hate ,s-
pecially the man who pretends to be
church member ana is merely pre-
tending to be christian, all the
while carrying on secretly those
things which he condemns publicly
lie doesn't hit the churches, mere
ly the falseness in the churches,
He will speak here again tonight
on the court house steps. He will
take for his subject "Tha Sham and
the Real Man" The talk viii begin
at o'clock and the evangelist says
he will have some interesting things
to tell Marion people.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
HORSE WANDERS
IS NOT STOLEN
Bloodhounds Put on Trail
But Run Down
Nothing.
Horse Found Eight Miles
Southeast of City
Today.

What was thought to be case of
horse stealing last night turned out
this morning to be nothing more than
d horse wandering from the place
Whtre it was hitchcd. The horse be-
'lonsej to A. $. Ullom. a farmer re-
siding south OF the city, and had been
driven to town by his son. Elmer
who claims to have hitched the rig
i'm front of the Masonic Temple on
West Church street about 1890 O'clock
last night When he returned TO the
rig one-half hour later 1t was gone.
He Immediately reported the supposed
theft to the police and the authorities
in the surrounding cities were noti-
fed
This morning, people living about
eight miles southeast of the city, in
formed the police that they had found
a stray horse and buggy The descrip-
ton corresponded to the description
Of Uuom's rig and Ullom was noti-
fled.
Officer Shrock. A. $. Ullom and two
bloodhounds were hurried To the place
where the horse was found, in an
auto. The dogs trailed the rig back
to this city but no place was located
where the supposed thief had deserted
the rig.
Police think the horse wandered
from the place where 1t was hitched
and headed in a southeastern diree-
ton as the animal had been bought
from farmer in that section of the
county several months ago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
UP TO TREASURER NOW
Practically Certain Every
one Will Resist
Collection.
Ruling of Attorney General That
Aiken Tax Cannot be Collected
Where Conviction l. Based on just
One Drink Being Sold.

Auditor Jay Spaulding today placed
the names of eight Marion people on
the tax duplicate for the Aiken tax
This action was taken at the instance
of the state auditor on the sugges-
ton of the state dairy and food de-
partment. Following are the names
and the amounts for which they go
on the duplicate:
Miles Anderson, $7S49O.
Mrs. Edward Burke, $S9S.39.
Michael j. Burke. $7SS.14.
Melvin Jones, $7S4.90,
Herman Kalkbrenner. $7S49O.
Albert Korte, $7S4.90.
John and James O'Keeffe, S7SS,l4'
Ivy B. Smith, $S9S.39.
This places 1t up to the county
treasurer TO make an effort to collect
this tax. 1t Is likely that in every
case. collection will be resisted. Sew
eral of the parties have already en-
ployed attorneys and injunction pro-
ceedings will be filed within short
time. 1t Is claimed that ruling oil
Attorney General Hogan a few days
ago Is to the effect that the Aiken
tax cannot be collected where a con-
viction was secured on evidence snow
ing that one drink was sold in place
The contention il made that the sale
of one drink does not constitute tne
offense of trafficking in the lntoNi-
eating liquors. The matter VIII DC
watched with interest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
R. 7. LEWIS
GOING UP SOON
In the Balloon "Hoosier"
With DR.. Crume.
Marion Man VIII Attend Dayton
Aero Club Meet.

r. II. Lewis of this city is going
to see how 1t feels to be n birdman
next Saturday morning. r. n. hasn't
grown wings, nothing ike that but
he is going to ascend I'm the balloon,
Hoosier, with DIR. F. NJ. Crume who
owns the well-known racer.
The Dayton Aero club annually
hold balloon races and next Saturday
at Dayton the popular event will take
place. Several balloons are entered
in the race, all under the control of
licensed aeronauts. The balloon
Hoosier is one of the largest balloons
entered and has been in number
of these races. The ascension will
take place at 10 o'clock and the race
for the cup will be or three hours
duration.
Mr.. Lewis will take with him a
camera and take photographs of the
country over which he will pass from
the high elevation. In case the bal
looms should start toward the local
city he will inform his friends by
wire.
The privilege of ascending Is only
extended very few and Mr.. Lewis
is greatly pleased at the honor be-
slowed upon him. He will leave to-
morrow at noon for Dayton where he
will be the guest of Dr. Crume over
the night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
game Buster"
TELLS OF HOMERS
John Franklin Baker Sets
at Rest Mooted
Question.

Philadelphia, Pa" Oct 19.-John
Franklin Baker. game buster" end
ed today the mooted argument as "a
what kind of a ball he got when he
served up his two dazzling home
runs.
Said Baker: "There seems to be
much speculation regarding what sort
of balls were pitched when / made
my home runs off 'Rube' Marquard
and Christy Mathewson. Well 7
hit them. and I know what kind they
were. Matty threw me an in-shoot
but that would have been an out
shoot to a right-handed batter. while
the 'Rube' threw fast one between
my shoulder and waist. When
faced Mathewson, l set myself and
looked them over. When Mathewsor
pitched me that cure and ! saw her
starting to break, / busted her, that's
ALL"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
MRROR sURsCRnRERs

VIII confer favor by reporting
promptly any failure To receive their
paper, either from city carrier or in
the mail ON rural routes. Telephone
complaints at expense OF Office. The
Mirror Is booking new subscriptions
daily and adding many new names
to its FAMILY of readers every week,
ana errors I'm putting all addresses
ON the carriers and mailers' lists
correctly are sure TO occur, and Il
will be favor TO have them report
ed at once. III you cannot get the
Mirror Office by phone in the evening
call phone 2S7.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
DEWEY VISITS
from Page ono

New Orleans. He was second lieu
tenant on the old frigate Mississippi
and | was gun-pointer at the port-side
eleven-inch gun. We boarded a rebel
boat. He was leading, as he always
was. / came over the bulwarks late.
Just in time to see a confederate lieu
tenant with a two-edged cutlass
raised over his head to slash his
skull
81 clicked my old pistol just once.
The bullet caught the rebel just be-
low the ear and came out at the top
of his skull. And the lieutenant
never forgot 1t. We were talking of
it just the other night
Every now and then Dewey has
written me a letter. Some six years
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, oct. 1o,-Flour-Fairly
active and firm.
Pork-Quiet; mess 16.75m17.
Lard-Firmer; middle west spot 9O5
d015.
Sugar-Raw inactive: centrifugals.
96 tset. 1886; muscovodo. so test. SAC;
refined quiet: cut loaf 755: crushed
7.45; powdered 6s5; granulated G.7jQ
$50.
Coffee-Rio No. on the spot Is rs
ale.
Tallow-Firm; city "a; country G
1896 7-S.
Hay-Firm; prime 125; No. 1.O5G
] 10: clover 10Om1.l5.
Dressed poultry-eak; turkeys 100
"a; chickens 1Od24; fowls sale 1-2;
ducks II 1-2@1S.
Live poultry-Unsettled geese 13;
ducks Is: fowls 1l@12 1-2; turkeys Is;
roosters 81 spring chickens 11@11 1-2
Cheese-Dull; state milk. common to
specials. 12@14 1-2; skins, common to
specials 6dl2 Ia; full SKINS 2d5 Ia
Butter Flrmer; receipts Abs;
Creamery extra 30; state dairy tubs 70
@29; imitation creamery firsts nom
inal ..-.U f
Eggs-Dull; receipts II 800; nearby
white fancy 3S@45; nearby mixed
fancy 24@29; fresh firsts 2S@31.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
SNODGRASSMAY
HAVE BEEN SHOT
Unconfrmed Rumor to That
Effect in Phila-
delphia.
Disappeared With a Friend
And Cannot be
Located.

Philadelphia, Pa, oct. 19-There
is an unconiirmed rumor that Fred
Snodgrass, the Giants famous center
fielder, was shot by crank here late
this afternoon. There Is absolutely
no confirmation of this rumor, but at
4 o'clock newspaper men had been
unable to locate Snodgrass. When
Manager McGraw was located at the
Majestic hotel. he said that he aid
not know where Snodgrass was but he
ran eNcitedly onto the sidewalk and
jumped into a taXlcab, which whirled
him away. The Giants attended a
theatrical performance this afternoon
and Snodgrass started away with his
colleagues but enroute left them with
stranger, saying he had another
appointment and would not go to the
show The rumor spread through
the downtown district and caused
great excitement.
Fred Snodgrass, star centerhelder
of the New York National league
team, came to the Giants three years
ago from California. He came to the
team originally as a catcher. McGraw
! picking him up from a college nine
in the Far West
As IA catcher Snodgrass did not
make "A success in big league circles
and was put on the bench for a year
His hitting, however, showed his
| great promise and McGraw, in the
middle of last season, made a place
for him in centerfeld. He did vail
ant stick work and this year has beer
the regular centerfelder He led tn,
National league for a large part O
the year as a hitter and was know
as a daring base runner 1t was hi
base running which led to the bite
hatred manifested toward him il
Philadelphia. In the opening gam
against the Athletics in New Yorl
last saturday Snodgrass dived fee
first into third base, sinking hi
spikes into Frank Bake's arms an
legs, almost dehuding him ana in
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-19
Crenle New RnlIrond s,slem.

New York, oct 19.--Committees
representing the Minneapolis and st.
fouls railroad and the Iowa Gem
tral railroad held a secret meeting
in New York today for the purpose
Of formulating plan whereby the
former proposes 10 take over the lat
ter's property in a scheme 20 create
% new North and South system from
Canada to the gulf Nothing OF a de-
finite character was decided upon to-
day but other meetings will be held
here prior TO the meetings OF the
stockholders that have been called
for December Is and 10 i'm Minnea-
polls and Chicago.