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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
CLELL TAYLOR DESERTS
WIFE AND CHILDREN
u. S. officer Arrives With
Requisition Papers.
Taylor Has Been Living In Marion
For the Past Three Months With
Another Mans Wife--IIe is Taken
Back To Kentucky.
CLELL TAYLOR

CLELL TAYLOR -
j. IL. Patton, United states deputy
marshall. arrived in the city this noon
from Pikesville. Kentucky, armed
with requisition papers, signed by the
Governor Harmon for the reurn Of
Clell Taylor to the state of kentucky
to answer TO the charge of deserving
his wife and three children.
Taylor was arrested at his home
on Lee street Thursday evening by
officer Thompson and Chief Kline
felter, following the receipt of "A tele-
gram from Dan Thompson of Pixies
Vile. II developed after the arrival
of Patton, that Taylor had been liv-
ing with Dan Thompson's wife for
the past three months In this city.
They had nevet been legally matried.
Taylor has been employed at the Ma
rion Steam Shovel company.
Dan Thompson and his wife sepea-
rated in Pikesville and Thompson an
piled for a divorce. During the pro-
ceedings Of the tivorce trial, TAYLOR
ant Mrs. Thompson left for Ohio, com
Ing to Marion. MRS. Taylor ant three
children live at Pikesvllle.
short time ago. Taylor wrote a
letter to his son, who is 16 years of
age, thereby disclosing his wherea-
bouts to the authorities. Thompson
swore to an affidavit for the arrest OF
Taylor and telegraphed the local police
to hold him until an officer could be
sent to Marion
Taylor was taken back 10 Pixies.
Vile this afternoon, leaving ON me
three o'clock car, Mrs. Thompson iac-
companied them. Patton claims mat
Taylor deserted a good wife and was
astonished when he learned that Mrs
Thompson was with him as she was
town.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
WE WORK

Fourth. To accumulate suf-
ficient capital to start busi-
ness. Young men rightfully
have their ambitions. They
want to start in business for
themselves, but to do so re-
quires money and for this
they have to work hard and
deny themselves. Thus they
learn the value Of a dollar,
While SO saving, get five, per
cent from The Buckeye
State Building and Y Loan
Company, Rankin Building,
~ West Gay Street, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Assets $4,70O,000
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
THE QUALITY OF wHmEwAsH THAT rs STRAINED.

reopened 1t Is to
10 than that which applied
Blonde Billy freely bucket diluted
simple
thin II stick,
apparently. Off "
In the current number of the North American Review James H. Boph
remarkable which the investigated
peculiar method whtewash mixed applied
assembly Senator
he
for unseatng Mr.
the evidence corruption clear only and
parliamentary fought
which Mr. Lorimer received 1Os
Bailey
O and deductng those votes from the total of 2o2 would leave
which the 1O1 received by ormer would constitute clear
majority
Cummins and
the 2O2 which would Mr.
maiori
therefore the successful
majority Of number
only entitled to count 1o1
distinctly failed meet the
three members did, in fact brbe
to
destroy the validity of the elections News
If really desrous getting
gyen Work like Thonas Edison and spend like liety Green
II lightning nearly struck
Democratic probes sticking
Zeppelin trouble arships
wo has e hobble
Everybody is glad
and think about it
The rains just came in
cereals.
Jack johnson feels that he
arrested.
the fishing shores burst into full bloom
Cherries are rpening rapidly.
showersl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
Strand Magazine.

The June Strand upholds its rep
utation for being one Of the most
varied magazines published. An ar
tlcles which should especially attract
women Is one called "The Creation Of
a Venus" In order to build up this
perfection of feminine beauty an
English artist has taken the most per-
feet feature from a number OF fam
Gus beauties and created" modern
Venus of surprising loveliness. The
portraits from which this Venus has
been built up" are given in color
and add TO the attractiveness of the
subject. Other articles in the June
Strand which will attract are "Wo-
men Who Write Plays" "Wall street:
It's History and Romance" and "Uncle
Sans Humor" The fiction is excel
lent, and includes stories by Barry
Pain, Austin Philips, Randolph Bed
ford, Arthur Morrison and c. c. An
drews.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
DonlIn Is ReInstated.

Cincinnati June S.-Outielder Mike
Donlin who recently applied to the
Nationa commission for reinstate-
ment, will be back in the fold of or
ganized baseball Monday. The Ma
tional commission has acted favor
ably in his case and the official an
nouncement will be Snade by president
Hermann Monday Such action was
expected when the former captain OF
the Giants made his application sew
eral weeks ago. for Donlin violated
none Of the laws of baseball when he
quit the game a couple of Years
ago He left the diamond for the
stage at the request of his wife, who
figured him an excellent drawing card
on the stage.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
t..r.i..it.r.i.i.i.-.I-I-I..i.-i.-Ii-I..iiii'-F'
JUNE MAGAZINES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mlde WorId Mngazine.


The June Wide World Is sterhnB
number and contains Il mass OF IN
teresting and instructive information
regarding the four quarters of the
globe. Mr.. II. Hesketh Prichard con
tinues his enthralllng account of the
famous journey he made Across Un-
known Labrador" Major Sykes has
another paper on THE Wilds of Per-
sla" and Mrs. Fred Maturin contri-
butes a third article descriptive OF
her Trek Beyond the Zambesi.' John
A. Hope, hunter of international
reputation, writes an account of his
adventures with the Canadian vol
and Mrs l.. NJ. Terry gives an extra
ordinary description Of "The Mysteri-
Gus Cove-Dwellers Of Arizona" Dr..
Maximus Neumayer commences
series on dealing with "UneXplored
Brazil" and there are n number Of
fine adventure stories The illustrp-
tlons are a striking feature of this
magazine and one wonders how II is
possible TO collect so many new and
remarkable photographs month after
month. The WIDE World Is the most
unique magazine on the newsstands
today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

company, which will be capitalized
at $4,000. .OO0.5 Headquarters. will be
In this city. The magazines acquired
are Hampton's. the Columbian. the
Home, the Orn's Farm Review and
the American Womens Review. The
iteriing magazine maNslbe merged
with 'one or the others and its inde-
pendent publication cease.
The stock of the new company, II
is announced wjt be distributed among
$4,000 people, Frank ORR, head Of
the Westerac, Magazine Publishing
company of-st Louis 2 publishes the
American Woman's Review the Ster-
ling magazine, and Orffs Farm Re
view, Is president and general man
iger of the new company and Frank
Haller will be western manager. Ben
iamin B. Hampton viii remain edi-
tor of Hampton's and Ray Long
associate editor or Hamptdn's win be
the editorial executive OF the assoc
lated magazines.
Orff declares that the merged COM
pany "will be in a position to be alb
iolutely fearless and Independent and
no large hnancil interest will be rep
resented In It's management nor in
its ownership OF capital"
zone of the objects of the merger"
said Ray Long. was to get under one
control a group of magazines that
we're disposed and at the same time
financially able to fight the so called
interests. The merger assures the
continued fight for the people against
the aggressions OF capital of every
magazine affected"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

By local applications as they cannot
reacf' the diseased portion of the ear
lhere II only one way to cure deafness,
DeMness Is caused by an innamed con-
dltlon OF the mucous lining OF the Eu-
stachian Tube. When this tube Is in
named you have a rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when IL Is en-
tirely closed, Deafness n the result. and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored 10 its normal
condition, hearing VIII be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out OF ten are caused by
ltttarrh which Is nothing but an IN.
named condition OF the mucous surfaces.
an y ys !. VII ElS ,sa 9Rs & K DollagE fsr
that cannot ~ cured BY Halls Catarrh
is p cHEFiqx 4 eI9, Ia.,, Progs.,
Sold by Druggists, 7bc, I'r'
Take Hlsll's Family Pills for constipa--
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
QUESTIONS WIN THE
CITY BOWLING PENNAMT
Interesting Race Ended at
Mission Alleys.
Several High Scores Rolled--Sanford
Individual Average Is Highest
McRill Rolls High ScOre--Indians
Have High Team Score.

The Questions copped the pennant
in the City Bowling league recently
brought TO close at the Mission
bowling alleys on north Main street.
The Indians were on the leaders trail
but finished three games behind
them The Questions averaged S24
pins per game.
Sanford's average was 1872 for As
games rolled during the season. Nc
nm rolled the RICHEST score In the
league for one game and Mason was
high man for three games.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

stolen bases-Iallier Meehan. Two
base hit-Iammond. Home rub
Kelley Double plays-Hummel to
Kelley, Hummel to Kelle yto Lal-
iier TO Kelley Weller TO Hummel to
Kelley Jones to Weinberg, Hornung
to Edwards. Struck out-By Regan 8.
by Harter I. Sacrifice hlts--Lallier,
Smith. Bases on balls-Off Regan l.
off Harter 8. Umpire Raphun. Time
1923. Attendance-400.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
Magazine Consolidation.

New York, June 2.-Another maga-
zine consolidation. taking in six month
ly publications, was announced here TO
day. If the present plans of the pro-
moters are carried out. the magazines
concerned will retain their individual
Identity although published by one
management, the Columbia n Sterling
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

jacks, $40.
First high team score, Indians, 96S.
Second high team score, Masons
1888. I.t.
High score In three games, Masons
1924.
First high individual score. merrill
246
Second high Individual score, Dor
ward 243.
Third high individual score, Ed
Pierson, 234.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

couple Of excellent catches In the
fourth he captured fly from Col
ligan's bat after a long chase. He
was expecting Colligan TO hit to right
center instead Of left center.
The Champs failed to steal. Nee
han and Lallier turned the trick for
Marion.
Kibler, of the Babes, poled three
hits at Lima This was half the num-
Der his team secured.
Springfield wins for the first time
from the Lanlts.
Kendall and the two O'Days poled
three hits each for the Reapers.
Jim Kelley was not lalone with his
home run yesterday Manager Riehl
dropped, one over the fence at Spring
field.
Chillicothe is compelled TO build an
addition to the grandstand because
of the increased attendance at the
ball games.
Manager Barton has a new out
fielder from the O. p. league. Eddie
Donnelly is his name. He comes from
the Erie, Pa, team.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
INDIsCRnnNATE ABUSE.


of that body assisted by OF the Democrats These
in
intelligent
Public Utility
The mill nmit
Ger
lie Corrup
workingmens Compensation
An
A
m
initiative
Abolshng Directors
~ Providing teaching agriculture schools
1s. bidding
reormatory a Of
o
TO- s.
failed
o IA
OF He
done
ongayed
tendencies
This ndimnate
of
and is
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
GASPAR HAD HIS TROUBLES
Cincinnati Pitcher Lasts Three lr
nnas Against noston.

Cincinnati, o., June 3.-Thanks to
very lively batting rally in THO
ninth, Boston beat out Cincinnati by
the score OF 8 to .. Gaspar started
the game for the Reds but was hit
so hard that McQuillen was substl-
tuted for him in the third inning, the
latter being effective in all but the
last inning. Mattern was hit hard.
but succeeded in holding down his
opponents in pinches. Pfeifer who
relieved him in the ninth, was never
in trouble.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
NOTES OF THE GAMES

l;nderpecki went through the game
Wlthout a hit although a right-hander
was pitching. Something unusual for
Lindy 49,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
TIE STONE OF sCoME.

looking
0 and place
by of
a
$ n
English II
not,
o a
Bethel
n
Scotland built
% the OF
world Will
where he lay wait when he shot Ger then kept win inform
Tell lived; only a
to IN
ne by direct descent in the line Of David of old
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
American Association.

AT TOLEDO g.. f.ouisvllle q
AT COLUMBUS 1, indianapolis 2.
AT KANSAS CITY 10. 81. PAN 3.
AT MILWAUKEE 2. Minneapolis q.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
National LEAGUE.


~ - i"pbio H. H. H.
Brooklyn .....1OO0 900 i--3 o
st louis 1000 OO1O0 o.
Batteries Barger and Bergen: Steele
and Bresnnhan.
AT PITTsBURG- r. III u.
Philadelphia -, 0 90 10000 III I2 3
Pittsburg .....1 90 0 o 90 - 10 0
Batteries - Humphrles. Rowan, Chal-
mers and Doom; Adams and Gibson.
AT CHICAGO n. II. E
New York .0 OO7OO o. 0
Chicago ....,.3s 100000 90 o 1
Batteries - Raymond. Amos and VIII
son; Cole, olmstead and King
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

antress who remained the and hid behind rubber
might
guarded a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03


Tennessee the
ried Il through
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

New York, June 3-Catcher Swee-
ney Of the New York americans Isl
one Of the new backstops that have
come into prominence. His big, bony
frame makes him one of the most
powerful men in the American league.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03


OF cashier
a a
the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

County examinations for teachers
were held in the Central building to-
day. About forty applicants took the
examinations
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

We desire
A
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

"You guilty.
being guilty Is the
Htandard Oil a H.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

Center Gardener rennant made ,,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

The Champs failed TO steal. Nee
han and Lallier turned the trick for
Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

The Standard OIL company would hardly
It weren't ruthleasy dissolved whe
Dieed In tears WV" @ilWpl fhp !AAa q. lllLIL.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

Kibler, of the Babes, poled three
hits at Lima This was half the num-
Der his team secured.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-03

Washington aviaOfs cooked meal while aeropap
enough this latest Of high living included tipsn
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-12-21

And he answered Inc and said,
Knowest thou not what these be?:
And l said, No my lord.
Then said he, These are the
two anointed ones, that stand by
the Lord of the whole earth.
Zeeh. 4-12 to ii.
Those TWO Branches takes the
place of the TWO candlcsticl1S
spoken Of in Rev. 1l-3,4. SO it be-
comes very necessary for US to
search and find out who those
TWO olive trees and TWO branch
es or candltsticHS are, And
without the two mon, We do not
believe that they could be found.
And in order to prove those
points, we shall turn the Reader
to this scripture and read.
And if some of the bruE ches
be broken off and thou being a
wild olive tree vert grated in
among them and with them
partakest of the root and fairness
of the olive tree;
For if thou vert cut out OF
! he ollvn tree which is wild by
n4,Jr, ana vert grated contrary
t,n.tJ,, ,.,n a good olive tree
Nn. n.Nru ..o"r Nhall these
NNlVn " the ,.tUra. branches
pe = atfeA nlto ,,t' r ,Wn olive
tire, ? Il m I'LL "A
: We have before our Readers
the TWO olive trees, who are a
portion OF God $ two witnesses
suanu,ng before the God of the
earth And who Paul says are the
two people the Jew and the Gen
tile, who at this time are: one OF
them standing on the right side
of Christ and the other on the
left side. And inordcr that our
Readers may clearly understand
this truth we shalt ask them tC
follow US in our investigation on
this point. For Paul says
What then Israel hath not
obtained that which he seel1etl
for: but the election hath obtain
ed it, and the rest were blinded.
according as it is written
God hath gwen them the spiri
of slnm Der, eyes that the,
should not see, and ears tha
$ they should not hear;) unto thi
: day" (Rom. 1l-7-S)
j. We learn in this that Israel di'
S not obtain that which he wa
seeking for. What were the
o seeking for? Well Israel wa
Il seeking for their king to come.
+ And why did they not rec civ
j. him when he come? Christ wa
the King,) Well Paul says til
G election hath obtained it, but tn
rest we're blinded. How wer
- they blinded, and bv whom? We
Paul said according as it j
written, God hath given them tn
:, spirit of slumber, eyes that the
v should not see. Then they coul
), not help themselves For Go
s. himself blinded their eyes. The
g they were not to blame: no the
n we're not, For Paul says agar
r. Il say then, Have they STUN
'e bled that they should fall? Go
he forbid but rather through thei
fall salvation is come unto III
hit Gentiles for to provoke them t
de jealousy" Rom. I'LL
Now they did not stumble tn;
TO they should fall. But God 5lint
IN ed their eyes, so that salvatiC
Sc could be brought to the Gentle
1t The Gentiles never had salvatic
'e before, this is what they wei
10 desolate of, when Isaiah said Il
&c desoate had more children, tina
a. the married wife, this is VII
nC the wild olive tree wild by Il
d. ture, were grated contrary
e. nature into the good olive tire
Gu the Gentle grated into the Je,
~ or in other words they wei
IS both made one in Christ, by IL
D. binding of the eyes Of the Jew
70 and bringing salvation to IL
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Please read.
For | would not. brethren,
that yc should be ignorant OF ;
this mystery, lest We should DC
wise IN your own concc:tS, that !
blindness in part is happened to
Israel, until the fulnoss of the
GentlleS De cone in. - Rom. II
225.)
This fitness is not in yet please
read.
And they shall fall by the
edge of the sword and shall be
led away captive into all nations.
and Jerusalem shall be trodden
down of the t1anti!es until the
times of the Gcntiles be fulfilled"
Luke. II 81.
ibis proves to the reader that
the ful|neSs Of the GentIles arc
not come in yet. For Jerusalem
is to be troddcn down OF the Gen
TILES until tie times Of the Gen,
tiles arc ful1illpd, then Jerusa-
lem will DO buiidcu up again and
not before, We believe that
time is not far off. So it be-
comes very necessary 70" Us to
know that there is two men un-
less man dos know it, ne can t
tell it, or preach it. And the
command is this.
Teaching them to observe all
| Things whatsoever I have COM
manded you ard Ia, ! am with
you always ev,n unto the end of
the world. Amen. Mat. $50
Now readers do not pass this
over slightly for there is a pao-
pie who say that it does not
make any difference TO us now
if there was two men. But YOU
will comprehend that it becomes
just as necessary to day inorder
to obey ChriSt's command-teac'
them TO observe all things what
SO ever Christ has said to us
For Christ says.
And he said unto them Unit,
you it is given to know the my
stery of the kindom of God; bu
unto them that are without, al
these thing are done in para
, bles
That seeing they may see, AM
| not perceive, and hearing the
J NAV hear and not understand
lest at any time they should b
5 converted and their sins Shout
/ be forgiven them. Mark. 4,l1-1
So he wants the man of Go
furnished with all good word
ard works, so that lie may u
able to teach the worli Of mar
: kind the truth. In this name
Mr.. Hdskins will know VIII
the two olive trees are, as he ha
asked for the same. And hav
:, it in pnre thought before hin
:, And will say to the man WI
thinks that it makes no difrercn(
i whether there were two men {
one. That unless he learns tn
> fact, he is not able to teach Il
whole truth, and God said ma
= lives hot by bread alone but +
every word of God, So the ma
' of God must be able to teach ii
entire word, and if he thinl
that there is but one man, b. w
- teach that the Israelites are los
when God says this:
!, And so all Israel shall
n saved as it is written. Toe
6, shall come out of Sion the Deli
G erer and shall turn away ungo
n illness from Jacob.
y For this is my covenant un
them when | shall take aw;
q their sins.
a As concerning the gospel the
!, are enemies for your saEes j..
O us touching the election they y
q beloved for the fathers SAKE.
, Rom. 1l-26- 27~2o.
G Those stubborn facts again
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taught by all one men theor.
men, that we must believe the
gospel to be saved, and here IS
Il people who are enemies to
the gospel, for the sake of the
Gentiles and yet they are all to
be saved, Yes the one man the
DRY man will say, the gospel of
Christ is the power Of Goa unto
salvation to every one that believ-
eth Yes we say too, that it is the
power Of God to every one that
believtth, but to those that were
blinded and can not believe, The
Delivcrcr must come out OF Zion
to turn nngod}incss away from
them For they are enemies to
the gospel until that time. So
we must know that there was
two men in order to understand
the gospel, So please read.
, But contrariWise when they
saw that the gospel of the unc;r-
cumclslon was committed unto
me, as the gospel of the circum-
; cision was unto Peter;
F'or he that wrought ofectual-
ly in Peter to the apps tleship of
the circumcision the same was
mighty in ne toward the Cent?
lps;)
And when James Ecphas. and
John; who seemed to be pillars.
perceived thc grace that was Civ.
en- unto he, they gave to me and
Barnabas the right hands of fell.
IoWstlp; that we should go unto
the helthon, and they unto the
circumcision"
Gal ;. SO.
There is Two gospels mention.
= cd here and if there were not
two people it would be very unne
u cessaly for Paul to use such ian.
> guagc. But when we see the two
people we know then it becomes
necessary for the gospel of
~ circumcision to begiven to Peter
10 us the gospel of uncircumcision
was to Paul, Peters was for the
. Jews and Pauls for the Gentiles
- And with those few scriptures
:, to prove the necessity of
, knowing that there was two men
which proves the two witnesses
! the Jew and Gentle the two olive
Itrees and Peter and Paul with
J the two gospels the two
candlestlck or two olive
J., branches with the whole
{, bible in the same line; we trust
that all our readers will sec tina,
ID it is a poor idea and saying, tt
Is claim that it makes no difference
'e if there was two men for as we
a. have said they can not harmon
Ct we the scriptures under the one
10 man theory. For on Baptism
as ione will say it is for the remis
W sion OF sins by Immersion, an
III other will say its door into the
f7o church, another will say it is al
ce answer to a good concious, arc
VI .another will say that there is n,
''S need of water baptism al all.
nc But the two man theory har
a." monies al these and place.
Ny them where they belong. Shout,
, -" there be any one who do not Sc
Nv the necessity of seeing the tw
No M, men theory, let them write me
''' or speak to me about it, and W
'' Will continue our arguement
until they will have to see or dc
be ny the truth, With these +,
re marks we leave the subject wit
w. our readers.