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Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
BROWNSVILLE.

Miss Hilda Tatman was the guest oil
Miss Allie Hopkins Saturday and Sunday.
Our public school opened September
2Srd with Miss Mary Thomas as teacher.
Edward Mullholand was the guest oil
Russell Brown on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy DelOng visited his
parents on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker and family,
Misses Hilda Tatman, Allie Hopkins,
Addie and Mary McKatt and brother
Barren were entertained last Sunday at
the home Of u Sipple
Miss Ida Hardesty is improving in
health.
Farmers in this section are busy pre-
pairing for seeding.
Hynson BOOthe and Miss (ieorgie Seed,
ers were entertained last SUNDAY evening
by Miss Mary Thomas.
Thomas SOrdeu il slowly improving in
health, but We hope 10 see him better
soon
Mrs Arie Salisbury is slowly improv
ing in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Stafford are the
bright and happy parents oil nice baby
boy.
1t seems as though the fellows around
here are getting to be some sports
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy DelOng are expect
ing to remove on a farm near Harrington.
Mrs Allie Robinson was the guest uf
Miss Emily Sipple Saturday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04

Kennard 6 Co.
WiImingtOn'S Old Home Week
Beginning the week of October 9th and contn-
uing for the whole week. Wilmington will put on gala
attire she has never done before, in order wei
her midst both her friends and relatives from
| without her gates.
! The many attractive points of interest. the decor
ations and pageants to be daily, we'll worth
coming miles see. The program thus far arranged
for is as follows:
SUNDAY OCTOBER Especial Services in the Churches of
the City.
2on AgEaszooN QsTogEE 3 G ~; at ocock-ooa
MONDAY EVENING, AT cLocK-Band Concerts in
KiTkyood Delamors Rockford and ciristana Parks.
s siP'S ''0" by Mayor ii0"Sii L" the dupont Assembly
rursp,y 4yrEpNooy OCTOBER $ School Day and Band
TUESDAY EVENING samgerbund Concert and Band Con-
cert.
WEpXFsnAv AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 9. A. 80 o'cLocK-
industrial Parade With Escort Of Organized Militia of Delaware
WEDNESDAY EVENING At O'CLoCK-Parade of Frater-
nal Social and Labor Organizations.
THURSDAY ATrERNooN OCTOBER 10 AT 2-3O o'c1ocK-
Parade OF City Fire Department
THURSDAY EVENING, AT O'CLOCK Automobile Parade.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Masked carnival.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 12- Columbus Day
SATURDAY Ncur OCTOBER 18th AT O'c1ocK-F4re-
works Display at Washington Heights.
This store, standing as link between genera
tons gone before and those of the present will add
its welcome all who come to Wilmington during
Old Home Week"
Make this store your headquarters, its rest
and waiting rooms, have your parcels checked, get
all wanted information-and all without charge and
under most pleasant surroundings
Those who desire to combine business with pleas
take this opportunity to become acquainted
with Wilmingtons foremost store where for over half
a century we have offered merchandise that is best
in quality and style, and fair in price.
For the Fall and Winter season we are showing
the largest and best that we have ever
offered
Dress Goods Silks, Laces,
Trimmings, Neckwear, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear,
COrsets, Household Linens and Bedding.
We devote to Garment department more
space possibly than is combined in half dozen other
departments in other stores containing the
Latest and most exclusive models in
WOmen's and Misses Suits, Coats, Dresses.
Waists and Skirts.
We make no charge for needed garment altera-
hons his item alone in instances will repav
your transportation charges
We prepay express charges on all purchases of
$500 and over within a radius of 100 miles.
Kennard 6 Co.
621622 M.rLa. G. uzI
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
COULD NOT SLEEP NIGHTS
SUFFERER FROM SKIN TROUBLE
TELLS HOW HE FOUND RELIEF
IN SAXo SALVE.

IT suffered from a severe skin af-
fection so / could not sleep nights. |
was almost crazy with itching. /
would scratch and almost tear myself
to pieces. l tried a great many RENE
dies without relief. When I saw Saxo
Salve advertised l decided to try it
and one tube entirely cured me. 1
recommend it wherever l 60" A. L..
Morgan, EndicOtt, N. Y.
Many persons around here suffer
so much from eczema that they can
not sleep at night. Saxo Salve stops
the terrible itching and sOothes and
heals the eTuptiOns.
In all kinds of eczema, salt rheum,
letter, BARRIERS itch, etc, Saxo Salve
has wonderful healing power because
it penetrates the skin pores and de
stroys the germs at the very seat OF
the disease.
We give back your money if Sa1o
Salve does not help you.
NV o. Moore, Druggist, Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
BOWERS

The dance in the Casino was largely
attended by the Young people Of Bower,
and vicinity.
Miss Pear Short is home now and at.
tending school here She was enrolled
last year in the Dover Schools
After this week the canning factories
here will close for the season.
The Sunday School and church services
OF last Sunday were interesting and largely y
attended
The citizens OF Bowers are getting awake
to the fact that there are speakeasies in
their midst and also that some of the
stores are keeping open on Sunday, and
an effort will be made 70 put a stop to
this breaking Of the law.
The Junior Christian Endeavor service
will be held Friday evening hereafter and
the regular Sunday service will be held
ct one O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
LAY CORNER STONE
HOPE FARM BUILDING

The officers and directors of the Della
ware Anti-Tuberculosis Society met a
Hope Farm ON Friday afternoon, Septem
Der 9th, to lay the cornerstone of the
new administration building The stone
Is on the right hand side Of the front en-.
trance, near the door, and is marked
1912" in large letters, aud was laid by
Mrs. LammOnt du POnt.
The following members of the board
aud their friends were present: Millard
+. Davie, Mr. and Mrs Willard Sauls.
bury, Mrs. Lammont du Pont, Mrs. Jose
phine w. Bissel, Miss Emily P. Bissell,
Mrs. Q. L. Reid, Arthur L. Bailey, J.
Harry Gordon, Mrs. Ferdinand L, Gilpin,
Miss Elizabeth Disco, Mrs. Susan II.
Shearman, I Allen Hilles, Mr. and Mrs
John ID. Thompson. Jr, Mrs. George p.
Bissell and Mrs. Charles r. Miller
The following articles were placed ia the
metal box and placed in the cornerstone
One copy, Consumption in Delaware" "
by Dr. J. }. Black speech made by Dr.
Walsh IN Wilmington, 1905 report, first
meeting OF Delaware Anti Tuberculosis
Society at No. 602 West Street, 1907 first
Red Cross appeal for tuberculosis work in
Delaware; one set original Christmas
stamps history of the Anti Tuberculosis
Society from the beginning, by DR.. A.
Robin; first Christmas check first, second
and third reports OF the Delaware State
Tuberculosis Commission report OF dedi-
cation, Baron Hirsch Shack and Beth
Israel Home, October 10, 1909 souvenir
program, "Pinaiore, 1912 daily papers
and coins of date.
The following statement was read BY
the president, Miss Bissell, and after be.
ing signed by all the directors present,
was placed in the box:
We, the officers and directors of the
Delaware Anti-TuberculOsis Society, met
bere this afternoon 10 lay this corner
stone, desire to record our gratitude to
those who have helped us. aud our aims
and hopes for this Administration build.
ing. We will endeavor, in this building
20 make OF the work harmonious whole,
carefully, broadly and sympatheticallv
administered by those who are in auth.
ority here.
eve hope for research and study, for
records and reports, that will make this
building a center for not only the care
and cure of tuberculosis, but also for the
education Of the people of Delaware in
the best methods Of prevention, santa
ton and public health.
1--WE hope for the founding Of trades
here that will help convalescent cases to
maintain themselves under our care until
their cure is complete.
1--WE aim to set mark in open.air
schooling for tnbercular children that
shall aid Delaware to solve the problem
Of the tubercular child in school and out. |
Above all, we pledge ourselves to con |
slider always, not alone the bodily care |
If our patients here, but their minds, !
learts and souls, and to maintain that /
heating atmosphere Of hope, sympathy |
nd love that the discouraged and the
daily need
ITO such understanding effort as this,
b this building, where the issues of life
nd death viii hourly meet we pledge
urselves With brotherhood to men and
.ith faith to God amen
There was no further ceremony Of any
nd
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 12-,
Parade.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04

THURSDAY EVENING, AT OcLocK- Automobile Para
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1I-Nasbed carnival.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
Leaps to Death In Nlauara.

Workmen on the Canadian side Of the
Niagara river reported that they had
seen a man vault the iron rail just
above the brink below the falls and
fall among the rocks and spray zoo
feet below.
Shortly afterward the police picked
up a derby hat, business cards and in.
surance papers bearing the name Of
Frank /. Parker, Buffalo, N Y"
Parker, who was a captain in the
Seventy-fourth regiment, New York
State Guard. had been in poor health
for several months. He has been miss
ing since Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
Chinaman he Nominated.

Charles II. Shue. a Chinaman. the
first to seek a public Office in the
United States, and who was nominal
ed as representative to the state leg
islature by the regular Republican or
ganization in Ward z, in Boston, de
clared that he was a supporter of Col
onel Roosevelt.
Shue was nominated to oppose John
L. Donovan, Democrat Shue is thirty
nine years old, a native of the United
States. born in Seattle, married and
has three children.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
RoOster DESTROYS chIId,s Sc.

The ferocity Of a rooster cost little
Johnnie Charles, aged three years. Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, the sight of both his
eyes.
The boy was playing at his par
ents' home in Lincoln avenue, when
the cock. that had been fighting in
another yard, few over the fence.
Johnnie rushed for the rooster and
tried to take it in his hands. The
enraged fowl knocked the little child
down.
Although the lad fought to defend
himself and cried for help, the bird
pecked out his left eye and injured
the other so badly that the physician
says the vision is destroyed.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
PASSENGERS KIN Conductor.

James Mcnamara. a Brooklyn street
car conductor, gave his life trying
to enforce the company's rules. Three
disgrunttled men, resenting his orders
TO leave a car bound for the barns.
beat him into insensibility. He died
in hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TO- AT 2-3O O'CLOCK
Parade of City Fire Department.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04

SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 18th At {
works Display at Washington Heights.
Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
&erlor nabe5,t ieim 2eben.
g. 81. 5ti6 bon Molon, Mid., mir

g.. 81. Stio BON @oion, @id., miro
ME %pergeiien Die i6redltde Sage, in
ser er ii6 Bel einem unbarmber5igen
St1trme befan6. Sic brod]te mir Ell
ne @efabr 6roberoe @rfdltung;"
idreibt ite, rmelde beftige 5dmer5er
in meiner 8rui It berurladte, 10 6ab
mir oos Mtbem idmer mur6e. Gin
Nadbor gab mir neridieSene 3oien
bon OF. Sings Neuer @%nt6ed11ng,
peIde mir groBe 2in0erung bradte.
Ser Doftor iagte Mir, i@ lei am
@anoe ser 2ungenent3un6a,ng, ionte
aber fortfabren sic @nt0edung gu neb-
rter. Sd tbot 10, uno 3pei 6lu1den
beilten MIDI ponitdnoig." @ebra1tdt
MIR 6ieie raid mirfen6e, iidere, gu
perldiiiae Meoi3in fir &aiten, grfdI-
tungen ooer irgen6 cine an0ere $aIs-
uno 2ungen,aranfbeit.. @ara1tirt
po,1 Ser molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
Ser 5rdjs nmb sic &ate.

Sc trug iid gu, ooB emit sic @abe
i'm @al0e Serrn &tenefe begegnete,
uno neil iie 0adte, er lei geideiter
als mandeu Mnoere un6 audi mobl
erfabrener uno eelte bel in ser @elt,
10 iprad tie ibn freun6Iid an. n@u=
ten Sag, lieber @err bon @einefe,
mie gebt's? @te idlogt STR gud
6ur6 in 6ieie r fbeuren 3eit?"
Ser Studs, boiler &odmutb, be-
tradtete Sic &abe pom @opf Biz gu
oen 3eben ur6 muBte lange ni9t, of
er ibr eir1e Mntmort geben ioute.
gn6ltd ipru6 err: 80 gu armleligcr
8artp'sber, gu idmmerlider &unger=
lei0er uno bunti6ediger Mauieiager,
mas fommt Sir in Sen CHM? gu
nnteritebt Did, MIDI ar51are0er un6
5u frogen, mie mfrs ginge? - @ie
meit biit 9n gefommen in Ser 8elt,
mas bait Gu gelernt? @tepiel @inite
Der iteblt 9n?"
SD beritebe MIR eine ein5ige",
ar1tmortete BE- hei0entIi6 sic @ate.
u@as ut 6as fir cine @unit?"
frugte ser 6uds.
u@enn Die @un6e binter mir fer
iino, 10 fam id fll1gs anf ei,1e11
8al1m ipringen uno peiB mid gu ret
ten."
8rrnnen, aug 6em iid ie6e Tamilie
Suds, ~i6 bin &err iiber bun6ert
&iinite uno fibre iiber6ies no6 BEL
mir einen Cad boiler 2i1te. Du iam=
merit MIDI; 6o@ fomm nit, ih nil
Sid lebren, mie man 6e1 &unben
entgebt."
Snoem ser S11ds 10 ipro@, fam
Elm SSdger nit bier @unoen oober.
0ie @ate iprung beben6e auf einen
8aum un6 iebte ii@ in SEN @ipfeI,
no Meite a1no 2al1bmerf iie poIig Der
bargen. ~8in6et 6od zen sad flugs
auf @err bon @einete, raf9, modt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29
TnmilienfreiS.
@cnm id) 3cit babe.

Salts Ter @eg 5llr &0Gc NIT gl,ten
Gpridsen gepf laitert lit, 10 sir ten
motif oa1 nleiitell oic 0o5l1 %beitrogen,
sic mir init Senl Gor6ebalt foBten:
vmenn ih 3eit babe". Cine lanoldl1=
figere gntid1loigrng Dor l11s ielbit
uro Mncerer1 gilt es fol1rl1 ols Sen
0ebnfure11 8egriff 0es %3eitmangels.
&irtltpi en ouf oieiem1 @e6iet bringen
es iogar oltrdJ geidaftigeS Nid]tstblm
10 meit, iib oem erbeberGen @efii.l
bingebe11 81 %f0nnel1, 10 gar felne3eit
at bobe1t !! @eoel1tet es 0ody Sen SDbe=
pl1nft ser @ibtigrnad)erei al10ere11 Sic
lte6er5el1gung ein5upflan5en, 0ab tic
es nit elmer unentbebrlider1, gar nidt
gu erl ebenben &roft I'M groben &aoer=
merf oes 9ebens ST. tbltn baben.
Se0od abgeleben BON oieien ginge=
bil0ete1n, leioen mir mo0ernen Men=
iden fait alle an ud)roniihem" 3eit=
mangel o6er l%penigitens an ser Sug=
geition 6apo11. @ir iin6 10 gemobnt,
gu baiten l1r10 81 iagen, 6aB mir al1d,
etpaige &ubepauie n, sic it6 redt gut
5u erql1iden0en, freltnoliden Salen
eignen miiroen, olerdeilen in 6em
bibrirenoen @efiibl: u@eiter, meiter,
Sic fnappe 3eit mub geniibt merben!
Giel mebr, als es in @irflid,feit
notbme1oig mare, laiien mir mns be-
berriden bon iener gmpftn0ung a1n0
g%eitatten ibr @influB alaf uniere gnt=
ibliiiie nno I'M er @an6eln.
rMorgen min i) ood pirfli9 NAL
sen lange beriprodenen &ranfenbe=
iltb abitatten, uenn id 3eit babe."
00ec: ~@enn id 3eit babe, muB ser
midtige 8rief 0urdaus beute nod
fort"
Gtets un0 immer ser lei6ige @or=
bebalt! @enn gu feline 3eit bait, 10
nimm ite sir oo9. Mit feitem @iQen
ldBt ji@ 6as pirfli9 ermoglidyen. gu
braudft MIR 6ies o6er ienes, 6os it6
brett madt nno nit ummittelbarer
@idtigfeit, Elm menig 3%urud5uidie=
ben (oie @elt miro 0estpegen nidt ut1=
ter9ebenD, un6 sic 3eit lift gemonnen
CUR Musfibrung beines grten &or=
iabes. Sci ridtiger g%in1beilung laBt
iiH 6o& 10 gieles i6affen, man 6arf
Dem 3meifel an ser M0glidfeit tur
gar ni@t erit &aum geben. @enn Elm
Meni@ 6i@ 10 %tpranniitren tpoute nit
6auernoem Mnpeiti6en un6 &ormarts=
tretben, mir0eit o1 ii6er aufbegebren
3mang ouflebnen mutt 8etbonung 6es
Sel~bitbeitimm1ngsredts. @erir1de es
6o@ aud mol gegen 6ies innere Sc
fiibl 6es @ebebtieins, sag 6i9 aus
0em @letdgemidt bringt un0 oir Elm
fliiitern min, 6u bubeit ablolut feline
3ett. gu boit idon uelde; MIR muBt
6u fie Sir ni6t enti9liipfen laiien,
ion6ern nit l1eberleg1ng iie baden
un6 sir 81 0ieniten 5mingen. gu
mirit itaunen, mie 6ebnbar tie lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-29

Iieie @ot idnft rief alf Der Sieg=
fricosbltrg grobe 9eitiir5ul1g berppr,
,eun Die meiiien Y%gmobltcr Ser elben
mare1 ii6er3eugt, SaB Die @rafiu lll=
lduloig lei0e; %gleidyuobl magte es
Nienmlo, Dem Colo iei1le ltebeltbat
por5ubaltcn, 10 iebr fiirdteten Side
oieien idledJten Me11ihen. Mur 0as
5odterlein 0es IhormartS begab
lid) in Der Madbt beirnlid) no1 oeu1
Sbl1rm, IN >ueld)eln Sic Griffin &C.
fangcn lob, flppfte at Oas fleine,
pergiiterte &erfcrf eulterlein u1o tbeil=
te Ser eribrocfellen 6rou nit, mas ibr
bepor1tebc.
Sis @%croocfa b0rtc, roB iic iter=
zen miilie, bat iie Gas &il10, ibr 0od)
idnel ein SdJreib5el1g SIT bringell.
Somlb Dies geihebeu NOR, idyrieb
lie NIT 5ittcrl1oer @o11o ibrem @e=
mubl ei1un @rief, in mclcbem tie in
riibrc,tber @eiic BON ibn1 Nbid)ie6
nabm un0 ibm Der iberte, bob lie
I'M dl1loig in Sen 500 ge6e. 9ielen
9ricf gab lie Sem Mdoden init ser
@ei ln1ug, ibn gut SIT permobren uno
i'm Dem @raf EN- 5l1 iiberreid)c11, 1penl1
CT beimf6mc.
&alln1 mar oos Ma0den fort, 10
traten 5mei &erml1lrln1te i1 oos Sc
fangniB, NOR en Ser @rafin einet1
Mantel Tim, ln10 foroerten iie al1f
i6nen 81 folgel1. @enopefa nobm ibr
Sobnlein oltf SEN Mrm un0 ge6ordte
Sen 8eioen. Sic perlieBen nit i6r
0as Sd)lcb 6l1rh Elm Seitenpf0rtden
ln0 fiibr5s-u tie, bel %mon0beaer, fal=
ter Nad:t, SEM rmben @aloe at.
N1S iie TIFF gerltg in 6enielben bin=
.eingefom::;en mare11, 5og ser cine lein
Shpert rno iagte nit rauber Stim=
me: so, @rafin, NUN fnieet nie6er
ltn0 bereitet Gad Dor, oenn SIR miiBt
ianu1t Current &in0e iterben!"
@enopefa fniete 0emiitbig nie0er
l1n6 betete aupor gu @ott; oann aber
re0ete lie 5u Sen M'dt11nern nod ein=
in 10 riibren6er un0 iiber5elt=
GENDER @eiie bon ibrer l1nidul0,
0aB oieie 0apon ergriffen muroen
ur0 5t fire ipraden: u@ir glaube11
germ, 0ob SIR idl1lolos ieio> oarl1m
m0gt SIR leben; aber SIR miiBt inns
0ieien @olo ME mebr gu
perlaiien." Nad)6em @enopef ia Sic
len Shmur geleiitet batte, m1roe iie
bon Sen Mannern nod piel peiter
in sic @il0niB binein gefiibrt uno
6ann auein ge1aiien. sic ianf obn=
mddttg an einem 8aume nie0er.
slls iie mie0er ermadte, mar ser Mor=
gen 16on angebro9en.
@enobefa itano altf, nabm lift &ino
ouf Sen Mrm un0 iab it6 int @albe
na9 einem Sb6a6 Inn, 6enn es mar
Elm nebliger &erbitmorgen un0 ite 5it<
terte ant gn115en 2eibe Dor &alte.
Drei lange Gage irrte Tie in Ser @il6=
nib lumber, Big tie en6lia Elm 8riinn=
1ein entoedte> in 6elien 9fGbe iid cine
5iemli@ gerarmige Telfenboble be-,
fano. 9ubinein begab iie ii@ un6 BE-
reitete fir iid un6 ibr &inolein elm
SIRE ta9li6e Mabrung BE-
itano aus @ur5eln, Sic iie aus Sem
8o6en grub, uno ibren Eronf I60pfte
tie nit elmer @iirbisldaIe aus Sem
(S9luB folgt.)
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Gr5iebmmg 5nr Gelbitibcr,uinonng.

~si@ lelbit iibermin0en" ngntla=
gung Mben", 0ieie 8egriffe ideinen
Sen mooernen Meniden fremo un6
lnoeritanoli@ gu lein. Selbit ouf
6em @ebiete ser gr5iebung lift 6ieie
&unit ser @elbitperleugnung beut5u=
tage fat gang perloren gegangen, 11n0
mo- iie nod geibt miro, lit oas MIR
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9enft STR Gtuas BON Cure @alde?

Set1t SDr . uuH VuIe GSQlWe!
@enn TO-, bann miro es iiD gu6 lob
men, ni6t auBer Mdt 81 laiien, baB mir
@ner @igentbum %beban0eln, als tpare es
bas unierige. 8ir baben bic bo0ltanz
oiglte @al9anitalt int Norbmeiten uno
liefern eriter &laie Nrbeit. Wir gez
brauden feine @bemifalen; mir peroerben
6aber Cure Saden nt6t. @enn Sbr
RENE Nrbeit uno bette 8e5anolnng
tpoqt, bann Denft an uns. 1n1ere Yreiz
ie ii1b niebri9er als fon1tlpp, unb mir
beiorgen Cure SamtIientpdi9e biQiger,
als SIR es ielblt tbun f0nnt. @rfun6tgt
uno uber5engt gu6. 8ir baben Ngenz
ten in Den u1nlie9enoen Stdbten.
e. s. Sleeper. 9antpfmafdanitnlt.
gtgentblmer.
5. Mbe. g.. ct. @Io,l0
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Gttpas, bas 9anf ,pertb 1T.

Gtuas, bas 9nnf &pertb 1T.
Sd babe ST. &arner's @bite @ine
Of Sar @prl1p fir meben gals, ST.
item, @rfaltrmg un6 idtpade 9umgen
gebrau9t. @s Mbertraf ale an6eren
Mittel, 6ie i9 lie beriudte.
Dabi6 81. M11ion,
@rantsba1rg, isis.
molitor Draas 60.
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SEN gad al1f!" rief ibm sic @ate gu;
ooeb oie &unoe batten Sen Tl1d)S ldon
gepoeft ltno bielten i'm felt.
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bert &;;1iten %itcfelt. @attet SIR RAID
Dern1ffriederr fDn1en >pie id), 10 mar's
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-06
Rates of Subscriptions
1wo SYSTEMS OF FARMING.

drops commonplace stream of correspond
like thrown medieval
the twentieth
from an old reader in Michigan whose
would {
7 am a smal
when shall
enough and he This he
chney will dispce lie much
among them nave
enough to tell what will become Of the machinery
q hope
supporting al an
equal benefit able to
Not until then should he starye
poynentl have nothing
Gates Here is hoping that will all
brotherhood of
Ones first impulse century to smile
this better, a
as Of Importance But Of
Importance Every thought s important
When thrashing machines in
weomed by our farnersand
pow But when W. Marsh
Marsh hves the day keen hired
men from breaking the thing
many hrashing machine was
hheir employment
But are hired any for the nroduc
on agricultural
of China and of
dollars They'd extent They
mostly do their work with the
than oprt fF4nd the small
are very very They purposes warmth
even m cod Mahhura but rely cGhng
doors They eat scarcely
is certain that their houses and their food
such as
struggle for subsistence could
Machinery makes in
ment-there Is no dsputng that
friend would say most nsed
out the machine They and Human
cheap there machines and blood
a ABOUT under foot asking
slave used in the lime Of Noses For slaves such
racos-Form ahF' 'Ffesde. ,@ A' ~ ~-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-06
Makes Telephone More Audible.

A simple way of making telephone
conversation more audible has been
inyented by Herr Peterson, a bank
manager Of Nykjobing, Denmark. on
the principle that sound Is more read
lily transmitted through rarided air he
has constructed an apparatus 70 warm
the transmitter whereby the air IN 1t
becomes thinner and the sound Is in
tensihed. Professor Hanover Of tine
Danish government telephone TESTING
station who has made extensive eX-
perments with Petersen's apparatus,
says in his report THAT the increase OF
sound Obtained Is remarkable. Tele-
phone Conversations between COpen-
hagen and Nykjobing, a distance OK
some 75 miles, could be clearly fol-
lowed some distance away from the
Instrument, The inventor has applied
for patents in different countries
New York sun
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-06

DRIFT OF POLITICS.

Those Republicans
TAFT cannot be elected"
situation 1t doubtful bee that
not proving that the Colonel either
OF them can be elected Col Roosevelt would
his campaign would be
sweep localities strong determined resistance
others 1t would be to
transfer the American would return
to the White House the
"o mean that there is only
hode with the American
"fe that there thousand
%.Bat hce
tigives do not him is
tween him and George w
1nauVe oil Big Business They remember
Nohcdent and that Hartman
tne moHop9lc ROBBERS during
not ehVe Many people
panic
great economic changes have prevent
cunee The shboeth OF revenue
we regard unsound but permitting
monopoly and exoon would be
10 bring the government closer the
monopolc control ought be
nuch the
presumption to make the
American
10 Withdraw those candidates and
Democrat will he
followed by panic Ike
accidental and
peering deps
discrimination
the slow and
toome higher
from
the ehan euedatc the truth friction