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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28
GLORIOUS News

Comes from DR.. j. Il. Curtlss. Dwight,
Kan. He writes; 81 not only have
cured bad cases of eczema in my pa
tients with Electric Bitters, but also
cured myself by them of the same
disease. ] feel sure they will benefit
any caoe OF eczema" This shows what
thousands have proved, that Electric
Bitters Is a most effective blood puri-
fer. It's AN excellent remedy for
eczema, letter. salt rheum, ulsers,
rolls and running sores. II stimulates
liver, kidneys and bowels, eNpels pois-
ons. helps digestion, builds up the
strength. Price so cents. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed by Tschanen Bros
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28
Arkansas PrImnrlcs.

Little Rock, Ark. March %. - \
heavy vote was pollcd today In the
Democratic primaries. Friends OF
Congressman , T. Robinson claim thai
that he Is leading Governor Donag
hey in the race for the gubernatoria
nomination. The fight between JEFF
Davis and former Congressman
Brundigc for the United states sen
latorship is close.
The question of statewide prohibition
is involved In the gubernatorial race
with Donaghey running ON dry
platform.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28
cnmmIns onposcs stephenson.

NVTTTWIE7F-T
Washington, March 2I-Declaring
that in the stephenson case. the new
movement of the people Is at stake.
senator Cummins of Iowa today made
n dramatic appeal to the senate to
lunseat the Wisconsin senator
with the prospect for vote late
/ this evening on the question, Cum
minis warned the senate that 1t was
"about to make grave mistake" II
the senator were permitted to retain
hi, seat.
This is the most important case
ever before the senate" he declared
"It places the nov movement of the
people on triad. IT means the success
!. !.or failure of primary laws"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28

you quick relief, show Vou the harm
less. painless nature OF this great rem
edy and start YOU well on the way to-
ward a perfect cure
Then YOU can get a full-sized box
fro many druggist for so cents. and
often one box cures.
Insist on having what YOU call for,
Just send your name and address 60
Pyramid Drug Co. 434 pyramid
ceiys i, free. r; S''T BY return mali, the trial
package In a plain wrapper.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28

business in Marion Saturday.
c. y. Baughman was in Bellefon-
taine on business Friday and Satur-
day.
Harvey Bonham Of Marion was here
one day last week. He is an aged and
esteemed citizen of ;his vicinity and
received a glad welcome by his many
friends.
Burlc Melvin and family moved
Monday to the West farm Of the Bon.
ner estate near the Russell schoo
house.
ID. ID. Clifton cared for business II
Bcllcfontaine Saturday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28

Buffalo. y. Y., March 27.-Fire this
afternoon destroyed the Masten Park
high school building Il $75O,Oo0 struc-
ture. The 1000 pupils were thrown
into a panic and the fire drill was for
gotten in the wild scramble To get
ont. All escnped injury.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28

John V. wilson 90 Jane T. PiclSerel.
one lot In Marion. Sl.2o0.
Eva Williams to Marshal i. lrct and
others about nfty-scycn acres in Clari-
don township. $3.50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28

D G + m a n e mt
success.
There Is Just
q n @ O [ h e 4
way to be
cured - pain
less. safe and
in the privacy
or your own
hone-it Is
Pyramid Pile
Remedy.
We mail a
trial package
free 10 all who
write,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28
Fences Cost the Least
and give the most
returns of any i'm
prOvementS on the
farm -

Look around and see the farmer
who has money in the bank and
who buys another quarter-section
every few years. See his farm
Fit is fenced hog-tight. What
Is good for him is good for you.
Enough feed is wasted on the av-
erage quarter-section of unfenced
fields TO feed a large drove of
hogs. o
Any American Fence dealer will
quote you figures that may aston.
ish you on fencing your farm with
heavy, hog-tight fence. You have
no idea how little money it takes,
considering what ycp will actually
save.
American Fence is made ofhard,
stiff steel. 1t is made of a quality
of wire drawn expressly for woven
wire-fence purposes by the largest
manufacturers of wire in the world.
Galvanized by the latest improved
process-the best that the skill and
experience of years has taught.
Built on the elastic, hinged-joint
(patented) principle, which effect
lively protects the stay or upright
wires from breaking under hard
usage. ll
The real test of fence Is the service
you get out of il. Test, judge and
compare American Fence under any and
all conditions and you will find that the
steel, the structure and the galvanizing
are eqnal in durability, strength and
efficiency to the hardest usage.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28

Clover Leaf -four win make a little
better bread and a little more OF It.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28

Kalers serve the pesv creams and
vriir tT.ts nds thers S-N
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28
To Mothcrs-Nnd others.

You can use Bucklens Arnica Salve
to cure children of eczema. rashes,
tettcr. chadngs. 1caly and crusted hu-
mors, as we'll as their accidental in
iuries--cuts. burns bruises, etc. with
perfect safety Nothing else heals so
quickly. For boIs ulcers. old, rum
ming or fever sores or piles It has no
equal. 25 cents at Tschanen Bros
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-28
Piles Cured
AT Home
Quick Relief-TriaI Package Mailed
Free 10 All-in Plain Wrapper.

Quick Iselicf-Trial Package Mailed
Free to All I'm Plain Wrapper.
Piles is a fearful disease bur can
be cured II YOU go at it right.
AN operation with tn eknife Is
dangerous. humiliating and rarely a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20
@artba 2iebtenbere @aoien.

SRA = fra 8prge?"
@rosjercr &romat1 lto0 meo 9aanoen paa Saa=
ZEN, % bo1, maotte ltptte Jig for fife at falbe;; men I
famine 9iebIif forltoo ban lin Gatters opergtp11e
9ptieheo.
vSar SSsrgel, lelp iagt Set, %s(9nete?"
vSSo, lille SAFER! % 8prge bapoe bet 9oot."
vM}on ban oa life bapoc logt noset til Sotob
ON Yengene?"
rTensene! No, set er iouot, oen1 bapoe je9 9elt
CLIENT! 5ror 0u enonl,, SAFER at bet er Npr9e, lo11t
bar toget oem?"
v&ror! Seq peo life, sanete; men bpenl lt1'loe
Set pel ellers p9re?"
.9tci, pitt ioo! @pen lfuloe set ellers pGre?"
sgnete ta!tc iogte % iom 2rpmn'e; bun bopoe 10
belt CLIENT sen trilte Eengebiltorie % bl1lfeoe tttc
poa, at Sc allie reeneoe @erg for Sppn. @rn tar1=
poc ct Eieblit ,ne6 Zig ielp, ioo iogoe FUN: "Uaer,
mi pil ie9 gier,1e 5eng!!" Og ioet &romm git
1o al 0eren, lpb bum fen til bom o9 bot1teoe:
vTu'er, iee trcr poo @prees ltlfploigbeo!" Ut Sc
funo lao aronon o%perroltet og olporligt poo IN
Gotter. loa gif bml %ungion1t ben as @o1gen til ut
egct @opepnrele.
M}e1 i,oe poo i'm 5eng loo Ngnete oa b11lteoe:
,r@erge, @erge! Seq slemmer Sig %olorig!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20
2iamantimpffet.

Sl1peler Eusielton bil6e life be,
tro no9le al fine 6olf at reile til
5fotlanb me6 @ertugen al 2ecle
2ommon6s Smpffe. @ei fan bill
6e ielp reiie> iaa pi6ite bm 90, at
@rin6et bleb orbentlig bei9rget. @an
log6e 6erfor Oct foltbare @mpffe
neb / en ganife olmin6elig fort
:@itptaife, tbi ban menta life, at
1ogen bil6e tpnfe> at Ser giemtes
loo foitbore Sing.
Ser ben6te imi6lerti6 ct file
ubeI6 meb 2ofomotibet, ino at man
til Eusieltons itore @arme maatte
sire @ol6t paa 2inien / flere 81.
met.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

9u fan enbelig naaeoe Sen Sta
tiion, boor Gl1sielton ifuloe ififte
'&og, bar Oct allere0e gaoet. s51pe.
leren maotte 6erdpr opboloe Jig /
Ben lille 8D / tire Sinner, og ban
tog 6erfor IND paa 8pens eneite
,@otel for at ipiie til Mibbag.
Sor Ell 9ifferbeos Sfplo latte
ban 9aifen Iige oeo @i6en at fig.
Otter @io6ngen fpltc Fan iio trat
og lpbntg, og mort efter ilulnreoe
ban blioclig ino. Go ian boog-
neoe, opoogeoe ban, at Der fun par
II Minuttcr til GogetS Mfgar,g. @an
for ltrafs OPP og greb efter Goifen,
men ben narl borte, @iennem Bin-
Duet %op6age0e ban imiolerti6, at en-
&erre ~fjerneoe Jig meget burtigt /
&etning al Sernbaneitationer. 9(=
oeles noe al fig ielu at &aleri for
Tuslelton otter @on6en og gap
Zig bperfcn Sis til at toge Sat eller
6raffe poa.
Snart bap6e Fan naact Won6en,
greb fat / bam hogfro og i(pngeoc
Dam til Soroet1.
= gle116ige 9Dp! roobte ban!
Seq ifal lGre Dig at tilegne big or,=
ores Gienoom. Sg bon loo fine
&%nptnGber treoe en munter Dams
poo oen ulpffelige Mon6s &rop.
Snort bsrtc fan Goget fommc / noe
tie &urpe, og ber ito6 ban 1t6en
Sratfe og sat. @ertugen ff11loe
imi6lertio dbioll,t BRUCE Gmpffet.
og Susielton beilutte6e Ser for at
reiIe, iom bon git % ito6. @an
greb oerfor iin %6prebore Sa1fc og
fo'er ofite0 til 5tationen.
Men cnonu Ell @ang ifuloe GUS
felton, oplepe Ell ipor @iplerpltel=
ie. Ga ban ct Gjc6lif latte Eaifen
fra Jig, iao Ell Mon6 lige fit Omit
til at bempgtige Jig Sen. 9enne
Gang bar Set en- nirfelig Tpb,
Der bapoe fonct Nps ONT T11sieltons
GfSpe0ition. Susielton pbierpere6e
imiolertio burtigt Gpperiet, og nj,
begpnote en- bills Soft giennem Sen
oilers iao fre0elige 8ps @ooer.
= @top Sppen! raabte Eusielton
al ale &reite og en- Mrbeioer
1prong frem og ia te6e Tpben til
Sor6en.
Gppen paaito6 i,niolerti6, at Sd.
fen bar bans og pegre5e Jig beb
at leperc ben fra Jig.
- Seq ifnl afgjbre Sbilten, Jag
Sc 5tationsf or ltan6eren. &errerne
ifal Dber for Jig 1fripe Soifens eSn0=
Bolo pp.
6oriloget %antoges, men til ST..
2nsleltons og olles 1tore Gorbmt=
lelie bite set fig, at Epben bao6e
gibet famine @eifrinelie al Smpffet
lom Sl1slelton.
- SIM, iag6e @tationsforitan6e,
rem, bette fer er n1eget mp1tiif, men
bbem al Sc @erre bar N6glen til
Saifen?
Gus elton blen ligbleg.
Gen for ieg / min Sraffe paa
@otellet! 1tan1me0e ban.
Snlaa! 1ag6e 5tationsforltan6e-
rem mistn11fi on1. CT Set pao 0en
Woooe? :
Sppen trof imi6lerti0 roligt ct
fort Npglef1ippe op al 2ommen,
ltaf en- at Neglerne / 2aaien og
0reie6e raft om.
Ta1fen in6ebolbt cit Tanobbrlte,
en- Matlfiorte, to 2ommeterfle0er.
Set bar Set bele. Sppen tobte / lin
itore Gorbouielle set bele> og / set
lamme fom Fortieren fra @otellet
lgbenoe mes Eusieltons &ot og
Traffe og = Saife.
Gpben bleo MI orrelteret, og
Suslelton iteg op / Soget, men 6a
ban troo6te in6 / &upeet1 t9nfte
ban oper, bbor mon egentltg Sen
Man6 t911fte, iom ian bab6e oper=
fol6et paa @a6en og fra bpem Fan
bab6e taget 81 lfen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

guilt, rpnfet Mniigt % ct fort
great Sfeg traaote IND. &f bans
inu og flaffenoe 8lif iaa mar
ltrafs, at set por en- Sgoe. @ur
bar ifert en- la1et &aftan, Ser par
BELT grb1, al s@l6e, % fplote bele
8ereliet meo en- ram 9,,ft al Spio.
I6g.
uMf, Ceres &pjpelbaorenbeo,"
iamreoe bar, raf, af, BET err rent
ga1t fat meo min fjnre Ssn -"
v@ba0 CT Ser MI / Sejen meo
bom, Sanfel?"
~Mf, of, Spor1 %SSpanobit5, Eoli=
tibetjenten bar arre iteret min fiG=
re Sgn. San flyer, at ban bat
iml1glet tpif 8rnnoepin inb oper
@reni en --. Gplf @rgnoepin?
@borfra fan bon nioe, at oct er
tpif? Sg iefu ONT Set par,
bbem fan Set iaa ifa0e = / Set
minblte life Spa>1 Sponopit5 eller
Ceres @pjpelboarenbe6 = ="
Eolitimeiterens Mniigt antog ct
belpilligt. be1Grenoe llotrDf - af=
fl1rat lon1 en- Yrpfeslor / Matbema=
tif, Der ifol bibringe fine gleper &c
F, fgr1te 9egreber ON Hegulooetri.
SSa1fcl," iagoe ban efter en-
Naule, lon1 ban berptte6e til at
gjere Sen fl1lbc @rug al fine Monos=
elmer; 81, ipbrger, bpem Set fan
ifooe? = Seq 1fol ligc big, min
Sen: Stoten = Staten, bpis Nu=
forfeit Set fremfor alt gieloer ON
at o%prcthol6e. Sg SEN e11eite Woo=
Sc, bporpoa bette fan tie, er pe6 at
boloe 2open til Yunft og &riffe.-
Men 2ooen forbp6er Smugleri, %
l1oar ri opertreber 2ope11, ioa truer
Ri Stoten og Sc loblpoige 8orgereS
&el = Mltioa: naor SSSpan Spa=
nopit5 for grebet Sin Sen / 5ml,g=
jleri, ioo fan ieg life bialpe oig."
Sonfel bopbe belle Ti6en bprt til
meb ct forltaoenoe emil; ga $50
1itimelteren bapbe enot fin Sale,
lagoc bon:
nDeres @gipelbaarenbeO! Seq
er life nogen lero @an0. @poroon
ifulbe jeg ogioa bore bleben Set?
II Seq bar 10 life it16eret --
men jeg fan loone Ceres @elbaa=
renbeb 25 @l>bler = @ers'go -"
&olitimelteren feieoe forogtelia
Ge6lerne neo / i'm Sfrtpeboros=
1fuffe.
u25 H1>bler! = Set fan 6u go6t
, fao Sou til - Set angoor 10 life
init @mbeoe -. Wer1 fig mig
en- Gang, Sonfel: bporfro biolte
Sbon %SSSbonobit5, at set bar tp1f
8r9n0ebin?"
"@an iog6e, ian fun6e l1tgte Set,
Ceres @6jpelboorenbeo --"
u2ugte Set? @an Set %fororufne
! Gpr operbobeoet lugte noget Jon
Delft! Seq ifol l11gte bam --
Span! Spon!" brplte fan.
ct 9ieblif efter traoote Span
Spanopit5 forifrnmt in1 - bon
bop6e 1trofs al E~olitimelterens
@temmc mprfet, at Ser bar noget
i @eien.
vSborle6es fun6e bu bloc, at SET
bar tiff @rgnoebin, Sanfels Sgn
Dab6e?" tor0neoe bans bbie Sore
iotte.
Set ll1gtc0c offl1rot iom tpit
9rGnoepin pleier at lltgte," itam.
me6e Span forbirret.
v211gte0e! See, bol6 MI op mel
Sen, min Sen! Saa6on gaar mon
life ZEN og orrelterer Ell 1,berpgte1
Mon6! Scrub me6 sig og ie al
foa bom lat / Sribeo, og lab Sci
life g%ientage Jig mere"
~SSopel. Ceres @bjpelboarenbeo,"
lborebe Span Sonnopit5 ibn6erfnu1
og Iiitebe Jig no al @9reliet -
uSof tof, Deres- &gipelbaaren
be6!" uobrpo Sonfel, iaa mart 6ot
bar noe al 9gren! Seq ifol al
Brig qlemme Sem bette, = SAT-
Del, 9eres SUPPLEMENTARY"
~Garpel, Sanfe(!" log6e Holiti
meiteren naooigt.
$nnfel gift.
l16e pao @a6en ltoo Span Sba
MONTH"; M npnfp6p
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20
De- 9ottor git omfring ! en- gam

lbe 9ottor git omfring ! en- gam
mel 9rngt.
&itmeiter bon Corn 6anie6e belt
Tt6en me6 Mabame 6e Sac. Ser
pifante @nfe baabebe, at ian lfulot
legge tit &ierte % lin itore Gormue
for ben0es Jeooer; men set gior6,
bat lite.
@reD &ien 0elte Jig mellem SRI
2ebr og 6refen Slice; men enboe'
funoe lie, at fan foretraf itoitnepte
So Gbefen for Sp6ageliesbu.
reauet / Berlin og @rep Mien fen:
pe6 ST. 8 gif ben til oeres 8prel:
Jet for at gao / Seng, itpote Sc
l1formooet paa 3oologen, Ser ito<
og figgeoe poa 6r11 2gbrs 9pr.
~@pao beltiller &c ber?" ip1rretl
@reben forunoret. &c Dor 10
SEN on6en G1ei."
Den Iiltalte fo'r fprl frGffet til:
bage.
~9sa, ieg troeoe = ler Sc Ger el
britt e%ienoommeligt Gfscmplor Al
Hanorpia. bomm11ns." 90 ban pc:
geoe poa ct tort H11nft pao 6rr
2ebrs 9br. Seq fan6t Sen / Sc:
itib,1le1 og forfulgte Sen berop. gu
2eftcr ben Gingernc og flpper glen:
,lem @in6uet."
~Gn original @erre," 10 @repcn
ga Sen l9roe 9oftor nar foripl>noen
Sen a116en niffe6c finn pg lon me:
get eftertm1fiom 11o.
Man iop til largt fen pao sSor:
mi60agen / @otel rMopal" Sen nn
tie Dag. &loffen 12 meotes Spoo:
geren og &itmeiteren paa Gero$ler
for at 6riffe @ofie.
Maoame Sc 2ac err Ing" fla:
ge6e 9r. b. Corn; 111n operull:
itrRtgte fig / Scot"
vWen bpor or 8rep Mien? g
ire pleier 10 alti6 at lpiie Trofol1
lomme1."
S famine Tjeblif fom Trl1 2pbl
pg Trpfen e(lice fen til Sem.
"Sr. Eoliticbef, Sc mon bielp{
mig" roobte 6r1ten. ~Snnf Gem
man for itiaalet NIT &erlebals:
boan0."
Set tenfte ieg nof; men ltol 9e
fun paa mig. @bem lfal rejie?"
afbreo ban fig ielp og itprteoc l1o
geltibl,len. "@oem tilb6rer Ser
&11ffert, Sc Ser bprer uo?"
~Dct ct 81. Mepers."
~&11Herten bliper her,"
~Meen 0oftoren lfal relic, og 80:
get gaar ONT ct 9jeblif."
rMin &uffert" rao6te 9pfto=
ren og itprte6e frem, "Spao piI
Sc mes min &uffert?"
Set lfol Sc faa at ie. S Seize:
rems Mapn arrelterer jeg Cent"
st $lbuo til @r. Noliticbefen,"
raabte en- al @otellets Sienere oq
rafte ban1 ct @rep.
~@m! Sra @rep &ic11 til mig?"
mumleoe &oltticbeien imigret oQ
begp11ote balpbeit at l9ie:
vW}in be6jte Sen!
Seq b%etpipler life, at Sc mreo De.
res 1farpe 8lif MI for arreltere1
Sen i~taffels 9oftor. 2a6 bom rejle
&an CT uifploig. 6r11 26br5 Nerle.
balsbaunb bar leg taget mes mig.
Gen b9r0ige Game fat 10 oper:
D9l6et mig meo @unltbepiSninger
iaa ieg baaber brn tilgiper mig Ser
5ppg. &ermeo lfal jeg ogiao taf
fen6e fpittere for 1900 Marf, ion
leg bor taget al Ceres Segnebog
og ieg boaber, at Sc er beore bel
&osle nnlte Gong. Maoame s.
2ocs berlige Senoer og 8arpf bo'
LEG lenot pit. Hoit til monte Carlo
bbor bum fun foa Sem tilbage. SEE
gior6e 1i6itnppnte for at re00e Slit
me1ter bon Corn fra at begaa ct
Gaorifab. Sum er life nogen @l&
itru for bom; tbi bun ct lige iat
folif iom benoes Sfignbe6 ct Set
&ils lille 6rsfe11 office poa Sc
bierteligite. Oe elmer, ieg bor til
brogt iammen me6 ben6e, oil jeg al
Brig glemme. ga min Sirfiombe
tbinger mig I'll at reiie u6enrigs
bp6er ieg 0em ollie NIT Garbel.
0eres bengipne
War bon &ien.
v9ette @rep ct cement" fire!
Tr11 2ebr 1toe al Zig ielb al &oleri
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20
6mtmplrri.
6ortplling fra rusiiif 2itnl1en al
Soiepb ,Stul5in.

Bolitim1teren, en lille mobeipgr
Mon6 mes il6reM @feg og blege,
pine, iab netop % brof
lin STE, 90 D9ren pllp6ielig git
op og en- lang, tpmo Meanb nte6 ct
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20
fntfltuurn.

S 6orbaben til $otel rMopal'
iao ber en- Sag ct meget elegon,
5elitob.
~@ar Selifabet bert Sen ollerii6'
ite Npbe6 +" ipurgte @itmeiter boz
3orn og fa1teoe ct triumferenoe
8lit omfring fig.
~Gortel! &bo6 er ser lfet?"
raabte man fra olle @urter.
$50, BEN beremte @oteltpb, Sc,
for benbeb iefs Tiger iiben / Yaris
fraitiol Gpritin6e 3's 9iaoem, op,
boI1er Jig III, fer / Ni55o / ct al 81
be6ite &oteller = Oct bor ieg fra
~iifre1te Slide"
~Nei hbao flyer De? Ser / Mi5.
3o?"
@befen for ct Sp6agerbureo,t bgi=
eoe Jig interesieret nGrmere; ODER
bans mogre Gref fiji en let @eo.
me.
~@n @otcltpp! &uor forfer6eligt!
Gr ban ogiaa Morber?" ipurgte Iil=
lie 6rGfen Mlice orifreffet.
~geei set er life forfer6eligt
men tp9rtimoo interesiant," ofbre6
Ben elegonte Ma6ome Sc Sac. v@on
ifal bore ct meget forliet og SRI
itigt Menneife, og jeg bol6er netot
melt al BEN Glags."
SUN lanf tilbage / int blgoe Gtol
% fuitebe ct imagtenoe 8lif poo
@itmeiteren, ser bor 6s6elig forel-
ifet / ben6e.
~@ei un6Ifpl6, t9nf ON fan BE.
itjal os fer / &otellet, Set bilbe be:
re forfproeligt>" lpspebe 6rl1 2gbr
Der bar gift me6 en- Mangemillio-
n9r.
SUN bar en- bpi pppig &pin6e
Ser olti0 fle6te fig meget efstrabo,
CANT og operles1e6e Jig meo Gmpf.
fer. Denne Sag gift bum mes e1
Eerlebolsbaan6, Ser bop6e foite1
10000 Morf.
Seq tror life, SDpen fommer be1
til &otellet; set ct btIt for oDrt for
bam -"
so, Set tror jeg," ofbrg6 @rep
&ien, ser ia6 beo @i0en al Srbfen
; Mlice. rSaa6anne farlige 6orbrD.
oere bplger netop mes Gorfierlig=
beo 6e melt elegante @oteller. @pt=
tet bliper rigere ---"
~@erre @u6, bbor forf9roeltgt,"
ltamme6e lille Srefen Mlice.
rGr Sc bonge?" ipurgte @reber
og beie6e Jig narmere fen til ben6e.
ga, ieg er bange - life for mi
ne Smpffer og 8enge, men far init
2ib."
@reben 10.
~@on mpr6er Dem life, 6rbfen
Mlice. Sfisnbeoen bar alti0 Sri:
pas - ogfaa bos Gorbrp6ere."
San ioo pna benoe me6 forellfe6e
Zine. Sr11 2gbr opfange6e hanS
,8Iif.
Sc ct life original nre6 0eres
&omplimenter, ST.. @repe," lag0e
FUN ifarpt.
Scr er onfomme11 Sp6ogere fra
@ien, Berlin og 8aris," fortlatte
&itmelteren iprigt.
~@pis jeg pi6ite, at oeu Gpp po1
fer poo &otellet, bilbe ieg life bape
ct roligt 1ieblif," iagoe 6rl1 9eb1
pnglteligt og pilleoe peo 1in @ols:
fjeoe.
~0g ieg bil6e enife, ban Dor bea
poa &otellet," roabte mooome 81
Sac. ~SS;eg pil6e forferoelig giernf
bore @i6ne til, at be fanger bam."
~Dumbe6er! @otS ban MI ltle
Ter Deres Subeler, bpo0 bilbe 81
ioa gjpre?"
"SSeg bil0e bel iagtens fipbe mig
npe," 10 ben oafre Fariierlno'
lorglpit. Sun funoe iagtenS lie, fol
ben6es Sp1beler par lige loa aegt
iom benbes Snn6er.
~@oobog, ST. Goftor!"
@repen buffe6e let for en- I'm!
&erre, Ser egentlig 1let fife ipnte'
at bere biemme / bette bpilt elegant
|&otel. @an bar tarpelig Heot, o!
90 ban ifpnote fig forbi, foiteoe ba1
ct foragteligt, nplten meolioeno
8Iif paa set elegante Selifub.
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Iigt menneIfe>" flageoe Ben I'LL
6refen Mice og rpffeoe nermer
ben til @repen. IS Weorges ira
lea {nmmen meh ham. % ban ble1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-24
WORKING
 IN THE DARK ON
 MURDER MYSTERY
All Suspects Taken in Case of Diamond Merchant Com
 pletely Exonerated

Chicago, Dec. 24-The only clue they have held so far having led them in to a blind alley, the police now do not know which way to turn to clear up the mystery of the murder of J. H. Logue. diamond merchant. They are without a definite piece of evidence.
 The eight suspects taken the day of the murder have been completely sexonerated. Clyde Stratton will be sent back to Columbus, O., where he is wanted for escaping from the state Williams will be held on suspicion of being connected with number of rob- berries recently committed here. The others will probably be released.
 The only hope of the police now lies in the apprehension of the two men and two blonde women known to have paid frequent visits to Logue's office a few days prior to the crime. Even if they can prove their innocence, it is thought they will be able to give reliable information concerning the murderer of Logue who may have had a motive for committing the crime.
 The case against "Gertie' FrIsby has practically collapsed. The des- cription given of the blonde woman who called at I4ogue's office was found not to tally with the description of the Frisby woman furnished by the police records.
 Detective Captain John J. Halpin has instructed his men to make a fresh start on the case. He told them to bring in everybody known to have any dealings with Logue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-24
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
 BANQUET ON THURSDAY

More than 200 graduates of Bridge port High school will attend the an nuaI banquet of the alumni associa- tion at the Stratf1eld, next Thursday night, according to present indications. The affair prjoYnises to be most sue cessfu1. Ex-Mayor Edward T. Buck ingham will be toastmaster. The speakers will be Mrs. John H. Orton, Mrs. Kittie MiddIebrookS Holton of Danbury, Frank Bunnel1 of Norwich, Aaron Wittstein of the B. H. $. fac ulty, and Rev. John M. Deyo of Ply mouth.
 BentIey's orchestra will play and some High school parodies on popular songs will be featured. The commit tee in charge consists of Mrs. Charles H. Armstrong, Miss May G. Wendell, Mrs Lyman L. Hill, Mrs. J. J. Rose. Mrs J. Alexander Robinson, Edward T. Buckingham, William E. Davenport, Frederick E.. Morgan, Stephen F. Phe- Ian, Charles D. Kellogg pr. W. A. LaField chairman.