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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09
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- Die ciom0nisne Jubitdumss
s5eier Der Si. 5obaHnes Gemeinbe
ipuroe esiiern prosrammsemdb began.
gen. DIE brei GotiesDienite iparfn
lbsrnns fart btfudt.
Der Wnnn, peider am Gamitcg
g)ormittag bon einsm g.. .. e D.
Oiiier5ug BEL UtibDletoDn est0Dtet
ipurbs, tonnie Biz j<bt ni6t ioentifisirt
lpsrbsn.
- Der 38 Jdbre olten @artsn
Emiib prn No. 1924 MeOlDnH Gtros
Be itiirSte am Gomftae Absnb NIT feis
3ntirdb iibsr ein Gtiid 6ol5 an ber
on Mpenpe unb Dronb 8ouleD0rb I'M,
ipurb< befpubtios oufgebOben. " ers
iii. einen G4doeIbru9 unD mar ets
iisrH n einem f4lim1sH 3uRdHb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09

Wenn bie 5tabt Cincinnati 1ih
fir cine Charter gerlpalturg ents
ihsiDen piQ, 10 muB Der ebdrter Die
fpleenben geoineunsen entbdlten;
u Der Mopor fpiro auf a6t Sabre
oenGblt unb tann nidt pteosr sss
ndhIt iperben. q DEN 9iirgern ltsbt
oos Reht 81, etnen 4usDdrtlgsH gum
Utappr su pGbIsn. 3 Oos Sas
lQi. beg Rapors beginnt nit ssbns
tauieno Dollars unb pirb ale snet
Safrs um $1,000 erbobt. A. Die
8iiroer buben bas Redt burh stne
gstitiun. bic ppn 5ipan3is pro5snt
bsc Stimmqeber untsr3st6net lit, ole
,rps: Sabre cine Qbitimmung auf Ibs
berufunq oes Mapors 81 peranfdltsn.
81 glQe itGotiIfsn 8eamten iino unobs
Tebbar, auBer tpenn antlagen tpsssn
Qfl;htperiGumnib erhoben fpsroen.
ois pom elmer aomnliHion untsriuht
tpe.hen, Die ebenfalls unnblegbor 1T.
g. 8atan3sn tperoen nuf empfeblun9
elmer unub'eBbaren GtpilolentsSoms
million beiebt. y Der Mapor bat
baS guboet fir ale itootii6en DE-
purtements su entrpsrfeu. Deies
gucost BARI Der Stabtratb psrturssn.
obsr ni6t erbohsn. 81 GonseHtonen
on Dffentlite &prporutionsn nuhen
uusnabmslps ben 9urgern sur Ibs
Itimmung unterbreitet peroen, bis be
gtabt iih oafiir eutihisoeu bat, bic
pffentli6en 8etrisbe in eiesne gers
paltuno gu nebmsn. Wit etnsm Iols
den Charter purpe bic Staotperpalf
TINA unqsfdbr oeutfhen Ginridtuns
aeu entIpre6en unb ounn tonnts DE
S:obt es untsrnebmsH. ale gstrlsbe
AZ muni3ipaIiIirsr uno ben 9eptnn
aus oenieI6en fir ii6 5u srlaHgen,
cnftatt oob sr pis jsst DtIi6sn SroBs
topituIiiten 3uf!iebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09

Tn M on tdnu dnttportete Rooies
peLt uuf Die unteriteuuns, bab er mad
bs- SDnigspiiroe Itrebe, mas sr nit
osn 8emerten abpies, bob er bic aoz
niae aus oerRGbe beobahtet une tpsrn
er iiberbuupt iemals ben Wunih g.s
bdbt bate, Gonig 5u perben, islns
8ecbahtungsn genii9ten, i'm leofpeoen
perartiaen Mun'h, penn er je bsi lbH
srroden io1te, gu unteroritsn. Gr
but. nGmlit asfunben, bab bic 6unts
tirneu zines mOnardeH iIh unssfdbr
mi. oenen zines 8i3eprdiioentsn Der
Der. Stqaten auf 2ebens5eit uno sls
nss Tubrsrs Der .8ierbunosrt"
oeden. Wit anbsrsn Dorten, Elm eu>
rorGiiter Uonar6 lei nihts mehr
ais elm charlottesville. - 0as
trifft pobI ni6t uuf ale Wonarhsn
All, A. 8. niht auf ben oeutI6en Hdts
Ter, uber i'm Qlgemeinsn 1T es rihtis.
Bon alien StuatsoberhGuptern beiist
ohne sfrues Der 9rG'ibsnt Ger Der.
Stauten bic er0bte Uiaht. 3esiDegen
| III er ia aud bdufis genug ala Der
Pa, i'm Jrat" bs5ei6nst poroen.
0araus srgibt iid uber aud Die gtOtbs
rpsnpigtsit, NIT sun5 beionoerer Sorss
falt bariber 5u MAIDEN, oub Uadnner.
tpeldx ebrgsisige Hegun9en Derrathen,
i'm Sintersrunb sebaiten iperoen. Dis
2iteralsn in europa oertreten ben
Sus, bab MiBtrauen unp unoontbars
ts:t bic grObten rspub!itaniihen 3ns
qenben iinb. Wenn Semano in elmer
Rerublit Su mdhtia aeporoen iei, II
bate man gu befiirhten, baB er oiefe
Mctt su bebalten Deriuden iperbe uni
ba a.fpDbnIih bic grobs Wsa6t aas
perbien'tli6en Qeiitungen entitebe II
miifie mon 10 unbantbor fein, aud
einen perbisnitDollen Wonn aus Rud.
Iift auf ben 8eitunb Der republitoni'
f6en Regierungsform Bel elmer neuer
8enerbuns auriidsutpeifen. Die Ge'
| fhihts bsitGtist Die Ribiisteit bieis,
anIi6t. Dir brauhen bios an Ga
| Tar, an Gromtpea, an Napoleon uni
an Diaa gu srinnern. Sn alien oieitr
| sgollen purbe bic Republif oon beT
Mdnnern, pelfe iie srrihtet bnttea
aus Gbrseis tpieber seritort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09


Die Qntlage geJsn psnroie,
oab er i'm Sabre 1904 ppm aoblsnolz
5ruit $25, 1000 srbaIten bat unb rpeis
tsre GntbiQun9sn iibsr gstrGse aus
mrisIben GueQe baben offenbar arobss
UNI unlisbIumes 4ufisben i'm pubIis
fun erregt. 9ds unteriuhungs,Ror1s
lnittee oes Senats rpirD BON allen Sei@
ten teitiirmt, eins griinblihe untsrius
dung buriiber gu Deranitulten, nftt
bIcs uber bic geitrdss our prdiibent=
f6dftssaumpagne, 'onbern nod ms6r
bariibsr, tpel6e &pnareb sMitslisber
ppn 8orporationsn bsIto6en fpprDsH
finn, oa pislerlei 8srbohtserinoe auf
fol6e corruption bintpeifen. penrois
bat betanntIih srtlGrt, bab bic $4,000
Don. gsitrGge fir admpasnes3 3pede
fpuren unD bab Der 9o6lenols 5rult
aud 100000 fir Roofepslts Eam=
paene bsioetragsn bat. Das Dublitum
ipiG piiTen. lpis es iid nit bieien 4ns
gaben psr6Glt unb benz aommitte.
piro Elm 0orpuri baraus aemoht,
sab es 4rhbolo. Der gegen RoofeDel!
ausiagts, geitattst purbs, bas 2anb au
perluHen, sbe feline 4ngaben beitdtigi
tpprben parsH, s5n Jolge oefen piro
eas Sommittss isBt iebr sriinolid sll
Dsrts geben. gu bemerten III nod,
bab Ropispelt unD feline GreuHDe be-
ionbsrs prinslih in i6rem 9erlangeu
nah elmer sriinoli6en unterfn6ung
Fno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09
Gsans. grot. ct. Rarsss Gemeiabe.

Die Go. prot. st. Wdrfus GemeiHs
be fpaftpr Carl y. C. Gnmibi) belt
seftern Qa6mi.tas IN Der Hir&s an ber
Glort SiruBs, nahs HrttmoH Apenue
ihre reseImdbiet pierteli6brline Wtfs
fdmmluns ab. prGiibent Qouis Rail
Isr fiibrte beH Woriit nG4renb Gttrss
tor garI 6oufer protofonirte %
Uurbe noH idnasrer Debate bsf6lcls !
fen. perfudsneife fur bic n6fbften brsl
Monose an jebtm kbfen gDnntae I'm
Wonnt tineu engIii&tn WDtetRaotfes,
bieni dbsubalten. Derntr joQ tin
NuHbf fhreiben an ale WitslisDsr ers
loHtH Dtrben. In pel6em biefelbsn ~
iunf peroen, ole HdmeR stsrdiDer pro-
fpettiDer WitgIieber benz 00rIfcno
mitsutbeilen. Die 8eri@te ber mr..
f6itbenen Be0saten fdnse4 3uf 0sElt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09
Spimnsrandyer.

Di. geximpoliSiften 2uhn. pflug
unb DOLE fabtsn e.itern Norssn in
Der Wcbnung Der gtessrin 5Itihsr
Gborp. go. 650A Carlisle Gne., bisis
fctpie ibren RoiiesenoHsn 5enrp Orap,
"a Sabr. off. BON Ro. 1896 AnibaiDup
Gtrnbe. beim Dpiumrauhen ab. Die
pieiftn nebl. 3ubsb6r pnroeu be-
fhlnonnbmi unb bic Gefaneenen untsr
Der formsfI.n anilnse Der 9csabcnoa.
oe einaeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09

Die ma d ite uno lsBte probes
tpubI finoet beuts in Wains ftatt uno
IS bat ben QnIaein, oaB Die Republts
tauer unterliegen fperben, oa ihre plats
form lid fir Yrphibition ertldrt uno
bic 3anbiooten Die srtremItsn Rsdtttps
mare iino. Du Die Sortihrittler tein
s:genes 1itst fir Die Staatspa4I aufs
geitelt babeu. 10 tperoen re ben oemos
trdtii6en 9puoerneurs GanoiodteH
unterItiissn. 9ei ben &cnsrebpahIsn
tpsrbsn iie ibre Stiulmen 5pii6en ben
beiben qurteien tbeilen. Sm portIdns
Der 1iItritt iino ndn,lih bic oemotroz
tii6en 8pngrsb.&anoioateu 10 reats
tipnGr, fpie Die fhIimrliten rspubIita.
nii6en Stunopatter. sic iperoen oas
Der BON ben RooIeoeltiunern betdmpft
rpsrDen. Sn ben auoeren 0iitritten,
fpp bic Gemotrdten fortIhrittliA iinb,
fperben bic Gprti6rittlsr linen betitez
ben. SIN Rousmber piro Die Sort
ihrittgspartet fir ibr eigeuss Sitst
tGmpfsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09

9hfeubutter lit betdnnt, aber
OdIsn gisrabm biirfte neu ietn,
,. b. unbetannt, benn es 1T iest erz
nieIeu poroen. bab in perihieoensn
GrcBitdoRn oieiss 2auoes See Cream
pe,fauft nirb, Der gum allergeringitsn
Sbetle Milh obsr Rabm enthdlt, ions
tern aus Salg, 8aumpoQeniaamsns
Dl StGrte, 9eIatine uno abgsrabmter
Iilt berseitelIt rpirb. IS perben ets
gems TtaItinsn ungeTertigt, um oieis
Subitau3en gu psrmiiden mas aud
ertlGrt, narum 10 bdufig ii6 Der
cif.unsen ourh Giscream eretsnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09
Romtas, ben 8. September 1912.
uniere anii6t baB Die Ros

unfere 4nii6t, baB Die Ros
nirotion pom Oscar Straus aopiepett
quite 4usIihtsn btete, ods Glsttoral.
gyptum bon RefD Dort Su erIdnsen.
fpiro DON teinem 9eringeren als Souo.
g9iITou beItGtigt, tpelher Der an1tht
glusbrut lieb, bub ippobI Der aanotz
bat pie Die 9Iatform Der 5ortihrtttss
Qartei BON glsp gprt ppr3ii9lih ieien
uno Die oemotratiibs 9drtei ii5 neroe
Iebr anFtrengen miFsn, um in Rsp
gDprt su Iieoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09

Gin 9erutt lit i'm llmluuf,
oab @i8sprGiToent Sbsrmar, Der pies
Der nominirt fpprben lit, DpH Ieinsr
Sanoioatur 3uriidtreten piro. Sein
9Ias aIs Salts yaaufgenoHe" ioQ, pis
g heiBt, nit nem 9otihufter 0uiIo
beiest perbsn, Der bdlbtgit aus Ct.
petersburg bier eintreffsn pirO. Wun
bat ii6 fir i'm entIhieoen, neil er Der
fortIfrittli6en Rihtung 8uneist. S6
oisTs 2lngabsn aui Rihttgteit 4niprud)
srheben tonnen, bIeibt ab3uparter.
2tber IeftItebsnb 1T, boB es Elm grobsr
7Sebler mar, Sbermon pteoer gu nomis
niren, Der Der &lorihIhsn 9ruppe an
aeborts unb nod oiefe on Stanopats
tertbum iibsrtraf. DAB er Der 9aupt.
attionGr in elmer Sabrit Don baumtpol,
Isnsn Daarsn lit, bsren 30qe i'm lsBtsn
Idrif, obpphI lie ihon ibsrtrisber
iparen nod psitsr srhDbt purbsn, bal
niht ba8u beieetragen. SbermanE
aanDtoatur empfebIsnspertber su mo
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09
Grs Senator geperibge bat biz

CT SenatOr geperibee bat bic
G1nposne in Snbiana nit einer Rebe
erosfnet, neihx bic 8ebauptung Der
iyortihritiler tpieberbolt. baB In Der
revabiitaniifen unb bemotrotifhsn
pertei bus 8oBtbum berriht. Ddbreno
In Der lortfhritts partsi nur bas
gol. berrfht. syrifhsefallener @hnse
1T reib; er pirb .rft fhmusis, na4s
h<m sr ein paor 1Gse auf benz gss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09
Denti4Ians unb bic Ber. Gtaa'
ten.

Die Berliner .poit" srthsilt Der
berti9ldnbifhen prefe eineH suten
act6, inbem fie ibr empfieht, in ben
aarm Der enslifhen 3eitunsen Desen
Der absobenfreien Durhfabrt ameri=
tanild<r Ruikni4iffs bur6 ben pas
nama RnnnI ni6t einsuitimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09
gaIdpeubirbitabl.

5obn g. Craig, Don go. 3412 Sns
lem gtrobs, JnbiannpOlis. 5no.. purs
be geit<rn auf bem Ornnb Central
1abnbof Don 1afhtnoieben UNI isin
portemonnais NIT $l5 Jnbcii be'
ftphlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-09

Jung nno ipurben sutgebeiben. Die
Ginnnbmtn beliefsn iih ouf $58.5O.
SIN llebrtgtn tpurben nur Routineess
fhGfis srIenigt.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-03-01
PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN WEEKLY


Act OF Congress of March Sd, 1879.

HE MILD and the interior valleys Dor
deng territory influenced by the same ocean
never cng source who live east OF the
continental divide homeseeke who was avoraoy
displays Omaha and St. Paul land shows says that ne
las the climate
Concerning pulling climatic conditions he wrote to Oregon
friend as follows map that located far north
St. Paul and tell that the coolest weather you nave had ~
winter only degrees above and we balk
The latitude all that appeals to an easener He
altitude the modifying influences the currents
prevailing winds due these currents He has studied eli
only point and has to be shown anything
ficts with his convictions of what things ought to be.
nconcvabe thing easterner who is at this time
wrestling weather. with it's and ice and billiards.
surrounding every along Pacific and
the interior valleys that the influences the Pacific currents
spring hand that the frost has left the ground and that
bulbs hardy started and that gardens for
growth safely be planted and the soil condition for such
planting.
letter middle ground
there still depth
lis lowering What trick of the imagination would
have that conceive the condition things
the valleys this section where Spring knocking the DOORS
such conceptions could be planted the minds those the
who contemplating change the minds others who
such notion the spring exodus would be in the nature of
stampede.
OUT IN THE NORTHWEST
WHEN WOMAN from the valley begins
w dinner remarks II guess I'll
She pound from fveound potato picks peach and
has Of the the family bunch of Tky She
has her garden placed under the sheerng shade rhubar
beans and Of foot long, ouroot of Tokay
crowded with three punches weighing 10 pounds five inches
diameterese few Of her Out in the Northwest
curran instead of bushes and jewellers the shores
Puget Sound frequently chased long neck CLANS
Only think of being pursued by pack of these animals!
There 10000 of apple the Northwest
said successful Washington "A thousand grown
in my Look at 'em.'
Sure there they he golden
with busng cheeks and fragrant h redoen of barrels
OF oanng cider cellar bins their for the evening by
home fde kettles filled with boiling spicy butter happy
in their afternoon of apple
BUTTER Of this West Apples remain
New York.-New York Telegram
ASK SEVEN MILLION TO OPEN RIVER
FEDERAL appropriation 81 900 will
Auma River navgabe boundary Capt Fred
McDemot of Kettle Falls the Har
bors Congress recently and brings back the word that
been received with considerable favor The spent
anaizng the rapids in the vicinity Wenatchee
water for irrigation An early completion of
Panama Canal has made people must
have Captain McDemo believes that
made on the work within the next few years.
DELEGATES from Washington Idaho, Montana Oregon British
met in Tacoma recently devise getting more
20 FOrvo
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-03-01

canazng the various rapids the vicinity Wenatcee
water for irrigation An early
Panama Canal has made The people the
have open Captain will be
made the work within the few years.
TO ATTRACT EUROPEAN IR1k1ICRANTS
met Tacoma recently devise getting more
immigrants Foryone communities were
represented showing that the subject general interest Efforts
section instead allowing them seaboard
which already oercrowded The meeting more of prem
make preparations for the Panama opening thru which
it is believed that foreigners will be brought wav
HE State Board Accounancy having helpful influence to cor
rect mistakes all of the checking
public records they have practices that are not cal
lated to promote the best interests of the several communities Where
shortages have been discovered these bad motives INIT
rather out OF businesske methods
that stanaze municipal county bookkeenno co th
adequate he made civ can loo
the of another
STATE PRESS FOR JOHNSON
LBERT JOHNSON has gotten away in fine shane in b;s
for the nomination aarge from the State Of Wash
ngton He the popular publisher the Gray Harfr Wah
His candidacy has the undivided support of the press Of tho ~
Mr. johnson formerly president the Washington Editorial ~
cation giving one OF the Invest ever had All Of tho
editors have said fine things about Johnson Hence it's freoone
clusion that he will land. o WI
An lar better comfortable berth sleeper than nine h.
IL In the Baggage Ahead" l "A
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-07
Decides Not to Become Sup
erintendent of Custodial
Farm.
POSITION HAS S2,6OO SALARY
Trustees of Waddell Home
Refuse to Accept
Resignation.
Salary I'm Local Institution less Than
Half flic other But Position Is
More Pcrmancnt--Statc Farm Is ut
Morgan Station.

Although recently receiving an APP
puintment as superintendent of Ohio's
custodal farm at Morgan Station, near
Columbus, from Governor Harmon,
William + Hurr decided to turn down
the governors offer at meeting Of
the trustees of the Waddell Children's
home late Tuesday afternoon and an
nounced that he would continue to
act as the superintendent of the Wad-
dell home, a position he has held for
number of years
For some time. Mr. Hurr, has been
undecided whether to hold his pres
ent position at salary Of $1,1OO per
year or accept the nattering offer Of
Governor Harmon of a salary of $4,000
end living expenses.
When the trustees of the Waddell
home met yesterday. Mr. Hurr tender
cd his resignation rs superintendent
with the view Of onterting n broader
field OF work made possible by the
state appointment bu: the trustees re-
fused to accept his resignation.
After reconsidering mis- action. the
superintendent decided TO continue to
act as head OF the Waddell home, re-
mcmbering that he had but recently
been reelected by the trustees and
that tn present position carries with 1t
greater degree of pcrmancncy
The bestowed Of the appointment Of
the supcrindency Of the state institu-
tlun upon MIR. Hurr is recognition
on the part of the governor Of the
services of capable man in such work
and is exceedingly complimentary to
M Hurr
As an active member IN the Demo-
cratic party Of the county, Mr.. Hurr
has served for six years az a trustee
of Tully township and for -four years
"a, assessor.
Z Hcrorc being appointed as the head
ot the Waddell Chldrcn's home. he
was superintendent OF the Marion
County infirmary.
The state custodlal farm at Morgan
station was intended as an institution
for feeble-minded children but in late
years number Of penitentiary prison
crs have been Kept there. The lnsti-
tuition Is located ON farm consisting
Of about $50 acres.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-07
MISS ". HOLMES
HAS DIPHTHERIA

Miss Winona Holmes, daughter Of
Nr. and Mrs. r. IS. Holmes. Of Blaine
avenue. and teacher Of the Green
Camp pike school, is confined TO her
home with an attack of d!phtheria.
Miss Holmes has been suffering with a
severe cold and sore throat for some
time, but diphtherla did not devclope
until yesterday, when she was placed
ia quarantine at her home
Miss Louise Holmes, a sister, is al
so confined to her home as the result
of "a coasting accident in which Miss
Holmes was injured a little over a
week ago. The two young women and
their mother are quarantined alone
the father another daughter being kept
away by the disease
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-07
KIRKPATRICK COUPLE
ELOPE TO KENTUCKY
AND ARE MARRIED

Miss Bessie Homan and Frank A.
Sherer both OF Kirkpatrick eloped TO
Covington Kentucky, last "Wednesday
evening, ana were married by the Rev
y. II Carlisle of that place, Thursday
morning at $3.50 o'clock
The bride is sister of Mrs. c. E.
Bombarger Of Marion and is a most
luvable young woman. The groom Is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sherer,
Of Kirkpatrick, and Is an estlmable
young man. They viii reside IN Kirk
patrick, and will be az home there aft
er March LIST.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-07
RENT
LODGE ROOMS
Third Floor of Fahey Build
ing, North Main,
Secured.
First Meeting in New Head
quarters Tomorrow
Night.

The order of the Bears have rented
the third floor of the building at 2i3
1-2 North Main street known as tho
Iahcy building. Here will he Gstab-
lishcd the Marion home of the Bears
and quarters will bc fixed Up in first
class style. IL viii he several weeks
hcrorc the club rooms are furnished
as it is the intention of the lodge to
furnish them. The first meeting in
the new headquarters will he held to-
morrow night An option on the first
floor Of the building has also been
taken and Il is the expectation that
this floor will also be used in time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-07
FRANCES WILLARD
MEMORIAL HELD
Several Very Interesting
Papers Read at U. B.
Church.
Two Pictures of Mice Viii
lard Will be Pres
ented. g.

The Frances Willard memorial
which was held at the United Broth
crn church yesterday afternoon by the
local Frances Willard w G. r. u.
was an Impressive one and drew an
unusually large assemblage.
A song "Some Glad pay" by the
audience opened the meeting. Mrs. A..
{. Jennings had charge of the devo-
tional service in the absence of Mrs.
j. ID. Wise.
Following n musical selection by the
ladies quartet, Mrs. II. c. Dugan read
the first paper of the afternoon. "a
Biographical sketch Of Miss willard"
Ars Jeanette hammers Hutchinson
read one OF the most interesting OF
the afternoons papers, Frances e.
Willard AS / Knew Her" in which
she told of many personal Incidents In
the life OF Miss willard. Mrs. Hutch
inson was acquainted with Miss VIII
lard and the personal traits and char
acterstics were described from the
personal contact Of the speaker with
the great temperance worker
Mrs ~ l.. Gebhardt told Of '"rhe
White Ribbon Pilgrimage 10 Evan
ston the home of Miss Willard. Mrs,
Gebhardt was sent as delegate to
the national convention last fall. and
the ladies In that assemblage number
ing over two hundred visited "Red Cot
tage," making the "trip down from
Milwaukee on a special train. The ap-
pointments of Miss Wizards home
are preserved just as she left them.
Her bible reposes on the table Just as
sic left it while "Old Faithful" that
lag that accompanied her on all Of
her travels stands in the place assign
cd II by her TO visit the beautiful
cottage is to become very intimate
with Miss Lillard and articles which
her hands touched last Mrs. Geb-
hardts descriptions were vivid and
well given.
Mrs. Habermah discussed "The Ma
tional Frances Willard Memorial
Fund" the last paper Of the after
Noon.
Mrs a. o. Jennings, the union presi-
dent here, was presented handsome
~ framed picture Of Frances willard
at this meeting This picture will be
hung in the inhrmary directors room
at the court house whore the ladies
hold their regular meeting
The members also decided TO pres
ont the high school with a framed pic-
ture OF Miss Willard. This picture
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-07
ChurchllI Leaves for nclra.t.

London, Feb. Winston Churchill,
first lord OF the admiralty, left late
today for Belfast. whore he viii ad-
dress the big home rule meeting At
the last moment, II was decided not
to permit his mother TO accompany
him. She is well advanced in years,
and IT was feared the excitement
which is expected 10 attend the meet
ing, would prove too much for her.
She had planned 10 go and had am
nounced she would see her son
through the affair,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-07

b. Hyde, the Metropolitan golf cham
pion, dancing the trot with Miss
Dorothy Leslie, of Chicago, on the
hard sand of tho beach, where they
continued the exercise for fully five
minutes. The double hop. which Is
q distinguishing feature of the step,
does not require the smooth dancing
surface necessary for the waltz and
can be done equally well upon the
sand or dance floor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-07
MANSFIELD MAN
IN BIG TROUBLE
l,rands Tipping.

Chicago, Feb. I,-Ipplng was
branded as Illegal and un-American
by Judge Theodore Brentano yester-
day Partners In a corporation, which
bought the Tip concession" from
hctels and cafes, We're in circuit court
for the second time within a few
months, quarreling over a division
Of the profits of the business.
For the second time they heard
themselves called violators OF the
law. They supplied cafes with at
tendants whose uniforms contained
no pockets ana All gratuitlcs were
turned IN TO the promoters
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-07
OVERHEATED STOVE
SETS FIRE TO BEER
CELLAR TUESDAY

m OVorheated siOVe seI IRE u a
beer cellar in the rear Of the resi-
dcncc Of carl Ramroth, corner Of
state and quarry streets, Tuesday ev-
cning about 5:lj o'clock and damaged
the building 10 the extent OF $500
Fire departments No. and were
called and quickly extinguhhed the
flfmes. Mr. Ramroth, on account Of
tho extremely cold weather had a fire
In the store To keep the beer from
freezing.