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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15
MARYSv|LLE WILL
GET REFORMATORY
Is the Report Following a
Meeting Of the State
Commission.
MARION OUT OF THE RACE
The Final Decision in Locat-
ing Building Will be Made
Later.

Some Think Matter of Selection
Rests IN Hands of Governor and
That Politics Is Being Played.
Three Members Favor Marysvillc
at Present.
That Marysville will be the site of
the new womens reformatory, which
is to be constructed by the state at an
expense Of several hundred thousand
dollars. seems practically assured. as
result Of a meeting of the reforma-
tory commission. which was held yes
tcrday in the office OF Governor Har-
mon. It was announced. however, that
no decision had been reached, but that
the commission had asked for further
Information concerning certain of the
sites and would not finally determine
the question until later
1t is understood tina. the three mem
bers of the commission are perfectly
agreed that unless there be unfore-
seen developments the site at Marys-
Vile is to be preferred over those at
GAINESVILLE. Chillicothe, Belefontaine
and Groveport 1t is understood the
further information desired Is concern
lrg the Marysville. site and that, IL
found satisfactory, 1t will be selected.
Ohio State Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15

Your neighbor is using Glover Leaf
-four with great success.
tu-th-sat-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15
He Will Assist in Suit to
Dust John F. Nc
Donough.
SUPREME COURT MAY DECIDE
Who is the Legal Chief of
Police Of the City of
Marion.
j. W. Klinefcltcr's Attorneys VIII Ask
Leave to File Petition in QUO War
Nnto in supreme Court Against J,
T.. McDonOugh.

Leave to file petition in quo war;
ranto in the supreme court of The
state of Ohio against John T. Me-
Donough, recognized as chez Of po-
lice by the city officials, will be ask
ed by John W. Klinefelter. through
his attorneys, Eymon & Thompson
and John II. Clark. on February 80.
If leave is granted. the filing of the
petition will be the beginning Of 4
suit to oust McDonough from the po-
sidion he now holds and TO show
what right Klinefelter has to hold
the 10 bin question.
Attorney j. w. Thompson was in
Columbus Yesterday and enlisted The
services of Attorney General Hogan
and his department in the case. Mr..
Thompson stated this moriiag that
the attorney general willingly OFFER
ed his assistance when he learned OF
the status of the chief OF police sit
uation in this city
The generals contention is that
chiefs cannot be removed by the III
coming mayor except for cause and
that the removal must he sustained
by the civil service commission hsfcr,
It can become effective. AttorneS
Thompson claims that the holding II
the attorney general has been accept
ed in every city in the state with the
exception Of Marion.
Concurrent with the circui, court
the supreme court has original jur-
isdiction i'm quo warranto and the pc
tition Will be filed there. If possible
in order to expediate matters.
The pleadings for the filing Ot The
petition will he prepared locally and
submitted to the attorney general for
his approval before filing. In case
the supreme court does not give
leave to file tn epettion. Il will be
filed in the circuit court of this dis
trict.
Klinefelter's attorneys are emphati'
in their claim that he is the pres
cnt acting chief of police, regard
less of the action Of the city Of
dcials.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15
CnIycrt 10 Run.

Columbus, o., Feb. 15.-T l.. CAL
vert. of Selma, Clark county. today
announced that he would be cam
didatu for the Republican nomination
for state dairy and food commission
er. Calvert served as deputy i'm this
department under Renwick w. Dun
lap. He was secretary Of the state
board Of agriculture before Sandles
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15
Card of Thanks

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
who so kindly sympathized with us
in the loss OF our beloved mother,
Mrs. Jennie Grim. We especially
thank the donors OF the beautiful
flowers and Rev. r. J. Carey for his
consollng words and to G. A. l.. Mark
with for the efficient manner IN
which he conducted the funeral.
From the Bereaved Family.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15

Milking machines have made dairy
ing extremely profitable in New Zea-
land
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15
FREE
Pill {
REMEDY
Sent to Demonstrate the Merits of
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What II Has Done For Others, It Can
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What IL Has Done For Others, It Can
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We have testimonials by the hund-
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degrees of piles which have been cur.
ed by yramid pile Remedy.
If you could read these unsolicited
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We do not ask you to do this. Send
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We know what the trial package
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from your druggist, at so cents box.
This Is fair. is IT not? Simply cut out
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15
NEW BILL AT THE sun TODAY

with the change OF program at the
sun today comes the famous Meyako
Japanese troupe as the headliner Ar
thus Snow and Co. in a comedy sketch
called sporty jim" The Great YER
non "The man Of many characters"
Walter Baker the man who mystihes In
some new ideas Of comedy mystries.
Gatchell and Mendora singers dancers
and comedians and the Suniscope. Ma
tinees will be given daily.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15

Kalers serve the pesv creams and
Ices--Neet vOur friends there h-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15
MRS. H. POTTER DIES
AT MUSTAINS HOME
Funeral Services VIII be Held at
Agosta Friday.

Mrs. Honora Potter. an aged resi-
dent Of Marion county, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs John
Mustaine, near Mt Olive church,
Wednesday evening. at o'clock.
Death was due to old age innrmitics.
Mrs. Potter was aged 76 years, and
had lived i'm Marion county the great
er share of her life. She is survived
by daughter, Mrs. Mustaine, and a
son, John Potter, Of Chicago.
Funeral services will be held at the
Agosta NJ. Il. church. Friday after
noon. at o'clock, nd interment will
be made In the Agosta cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15

Pretty Tapestry Bags-AH shapes ana sizes In
these fashionable bright colored bags, 81 and
S1.5O values at Observation-Disclosures. soc
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15
CHILD DIES AFTER
A SHORT ILLNESS
Dcat Fhollows an Attack of Luna
and Spinal Trouble.

Mary Electa Burley, the two-year-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
Burley, of South Grand avenue, died
at her home, Thursday morning at .
o'clock. Death was the result Of lung
and spinal trouble, from which the
child had suffered only a few days.
She was born in Marion. Septem-
Der 26, 1910, and is survived by her
parents and a little brother. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been maile.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-15
c., D. & M. ENTERS
ERA OF PROSPERITY

Report Of IieCciVCr Ell VI, West TIIcd
Yesterday.
Since ELI NJ. West as receiver for the
C.. d. a NJ. railroad has been con-
Quoting the affairs or the company il
has entered upon an era Of prosperity,
according to his report to the court,
which was filed yesterday.
The surplus. s5,537 last July, has
increased during six months To Sl6,-
$50. Passenger receipts in the siS
months amounted to $4,000 and power
$33,O42. Maintenance cost was $4,000
and S62.95O was paid as interest on
hondS-Ohio state journal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25
Sic amerifaniide eSuitis.

9ooIepeIt Bat nit ieinem 8ori6idg,
ale gntIheiDunesn Der Staatsobsrges
ri6te, Ioipeit Iie 0erfuFunssfraeen BE-
ribren, Der Rspiiion ourh Elm 8oItss
Dotum su unterrperfen, srobe gnts
riiitung in Der Delt Der Suriiten err
rsgt. Sn oiefen Gbor itimuen aud Die
GroBtapttdltften Elm, bic ben Grs9rd,
iibenten als 4narhiften brauomarten.
Wir BADEN CUR 3eit ni6t 6sItritten,
baB Der omeritantfhen oSuitis arobe
Sebler aHbaften, a6er SteQune aeoen
bic Wstbooe genommen, Dermtttslft
pelhsr Rooispslt oisisR Wdngeln abs
6elfen nil. Das III audi bic 4niiht,
Delt|e Wapor 9apRor pon Rep gort,
Der betanntlih audi pisIe Sabre ais
RIhtsr tbdtig mar, DOR ben Stuoenten
Der Gale llniperfitdt in elmer Idngeren
Rebe enttpideIt but. gr itimmt aud
nit uns burin therein, oab bic 4bbilfs
in ben bon Rooiepelt geriigten uebels
ftdnbeu niht in einem 0olfsootum,
foHbern in elmer 4enberung Der 8ers
faFung sefuht tperben folIte. eyn Der
binoune hermit gibt Wdpor @dpnpr
4uffhluFe iiber bic Gefhi6te Der am.s
ritunifdsu Rehtfprehune. bic ndbere
gea9turq psrbiener.
@as HooIepelt ipsStell gerlgt bat
urb tporir 8iels ibm bsifttmmen, be-
trtfft bic geri6tli6e 4uslegung bes
pnragrapben in Der 8erfaTung, tpoz
nah obne gebiibrltdes gsri6tli6ss
0erfabren Qiemdno feines 2e6ens ,Jr.iz
belt unb giaentbums beraubt nerben
ioQ, tuobet bauptfd6Iif, bic beiben eB>
teren 9arantieen in 9etradt tommen.
Wlappr @apnor legt poaitGnbig riHz
tIs bar, bab biefs @arantieen f4on felt
tauIenb Sobren i'm ensliffkn Reht
unb bamit aud i'm anerttdnifhen
Re6t beiteben. Dds 0enobnkitsrett
ober Common Gam, tpelhes bic Dsnt>
ffen (4nselfa6fen) mad Gnglanb
bra6ten, perfiigte fhon Gnus aegen
piItiirline 8eruubung Don iSreibeit,
2sben unb gieenthum. Disfes Reht
rpuroe fpdter. ourh ben grobsn areie
brief, ben bic enslifnen garone bon
Sohcnn III. ersipaneen nnb bur6 fpGs
tsre ben englifden a0nigen abg.sipun,
gen. 3useitdnbnifTe beitdtigt. gbenfo
rintig ift bic 9emerfung, buB biefs
@arantis in adtn eipiliiirten 2dnbern
obne Musnabme, trobbem teine Werfdfz
fung bos porfdrsib., an5utrdfen iit.
Gs III eben, ipie Jeber eiHfeben wirD,
NIT benz 8esriffe zines Gtaatspefens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

3u itart anbdufen, fperpen tie ndn Dem
Muslunoe unter beFsn preis pertauft.
Diefe Metbpoen, bic Der 5orif ermDes
lidbt, haben nod peitere biefes Gdno
ftper fbdbigenbs 6olgsn eebdbt. Die
9lblabunq unpertdufter @orrGtbe in
europa geitens bes SruIts buben Die
portisen Regierungen peranlabt, Die
s3oue gesen ale dmeritaniihen Waaren
3u erbDben. Den 5ruits bat oas nthts
gei6obet, benn in pertuufeu um jeoen
9reis na6 guropd, oamit ii6 tetns gu
groben 8crrGtbe ariammslr unb ball
ten fiA bafiir am ameritunifden 8olte
ibuolos. glber ben dusrttunii6en Sn.
buftrieen, bic Stahl unb gi'en uno
ionitigs Robitoffe psrarbeiten, iino Die
duspdrtigsn Mdrtte rdoital dbges
5hnitten poroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Die Spree, bic Der prdiibent
lpeoen gubas, tpie mir neulih berthtet
baten, empfinDet, pdhit in benz WeaBe,
als Der 4ufItano an lln1fang geDtnnt.
Die benz Staatsbepartement 5u9sgau'
oenen Meloungen iiber bic 5Gbigtett
oes Yrdibeuteu 8ome5, Der Situatton
Soerr gu perosn, lduteten BON porns
berein iebr unsiinftie unb man ems
pFinoet IS in Maibington isbr peinlth.
bab bic Reloungsn iid beftdtt9eu. Der
Iuftuno tpmmt ieBt gu elmer beions
bers ungelsgensn 3eit, od audi ernitli=
he 0irren in Wsritp beiteben. Seit
Idneersr 3eit beitanh bic 4bii6t, bort
psrmitteInb einsuIhretten Gin jeot,
FOLDER 9eriuh pirb aber suriidgefpie
fen perben, ipbolb bic Regieruns fif
gsn0tbtet iiebt, Sruppen nu6 Cuba 81
faiden, tpas ieBt als unoermeiblit
andeieben pirb. Der prdiioent fam
aus RifIiht uuf Wterito unb amber,
fibameritontihe Gambler bic grob.r
ameritaniiden SntereTen auf Cuba
bic i6per bebrobt Iino, nitt preis'
geben. 3ubem III aud 5u befiirhten
bab onosre 2dnber iih anI6iten tpsr
ben, Rube auf Cuba au fhaffsn, ipenr
mir es nibt tbun. Wan min Der Gu.
bdniiden Reeierung nod 3eit IuHsn
um bic Rebe1sn gu betGmpfen. Wenr
dber srfidtIi6 1T oaB iie Der Situdz
tion niht t0srr peroen tam, 10 mut
eins Snterpentton srFolsen uno nit oies
Ter bic Qnnerion. Denn unmogltt
t0nnen bic Ser. Stdatsn bsitdnpta
MttuiDnen barau penoen, nm frteoIiht
9erbdItniiIe uuf Cuba gu pdbren
9eoenpdrttq perben on ben amerttas
nii6sn 9oitsn uuf gub1 grobe Srup,
psRmaiien dngshduft, I'm bdmit aui
pos 9oIt etnSulpirten, oab es our Rubc
suriidtebrt. Qber man maht ith me-
MIA 6offnung auf grfolg, neil Die Be-
Tlsenoen. &laTen bic Qnnsrion min.
/ iden unb bic Reaer, fpelhe bds 5uupt.
element Der 8eTbloisn bilOsn, Der
/ 9Iouben beaeu, bag iie unIereu 5run:
pen BEN gleihen Wfoerftonb entgeger
/ gu iessn permogsn. nj. ieiner3eit Ger
Spantsrn. RutiirIth III bas sins 81,
luton bon uurrtFsnosn Wenf6en, abel
es mub sugeftanbeu perbsn, bub odi
oebtrgide Geldnpe BON Cuba bic Wo9
Ii6teit gu einem langipierigsr 9usriI
Ia.ariege bietet. Die Rone, bic SHts
Gam gegsn isiuer WilIen aIs 9ouItlo.
Ter beg ameritdnif6en Sonttusnt.
! Ipislsn muB, 1T isbr toftIpieIts uni
ebenfo unodntbdr.
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Der fin pI0bIiH Dor GuH ouftbu..
trsiet Jbr trfGrcdsn 5urud. Menn
obsr fhpere aranihsiisipmpiome. ME
UsogfHs. Qebers unb 9ierenbef&pers
ben, Rcpffhmer5. GhipinoeI, bera.
ilepftn. NHdenihnddk, uftr. Gu6 an
ben nuhenotn LOB mabnen, fMrsitsi
Jbr rubis ipeiltr bis hinub III bas
Grnb. Worum ipoIsi Jbr nint bsi
3fittn b0ren2 Warum ni6t iriebsr ass
funD 1D<rbsn. ba "a bod t.n iidsres
6<ilmitttl gtgtn olIe itns GDmptcme
'unD berea Uolgen siette GS Fnb bic
btfilbnsten, nur aus ben geinifsn
pfldH1sEi6{isH bergeftlien Ell.
Hundrc Ardut<fpluen. 26 Gents.
Mus MpCt6stsTL N.S.
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9okal.Dtrid)t


Die 9lumenDiebe babsH In Der Dor
nsriias Rahi elm ipeiierss 9sbensss,
den pom iih asgtben. sic satfpsnhet.n
aus bem 6Of. bes ]. Wlebers. 30.
1887 8urbstte ADenue, cine erob,,
fDertbDole polme. tuorduf He iih no6
Der Haumfhult bts z. 3. Gsorse, 81.
2606 Wocoburn 4Dtnue, bssuben nrb
fehs polmbGHmt itdbleH. fpsiAe mob
aniihi bes 6errn 0eorss nur ouf al.
nem Mustn fcrtsefhafft fporben isin
tcnHtn. Sh!ieBlih itntttisn bic Rsr,e
ben anIasea bes 9<rrn 6enrp NibI.
bduftr an ADonboie Mp<Rus unh Rta.
oina Roub siHsn Ndum ab unb snt.
ipenDsten % feltsns 3isrpflan3en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Sn benz 8erhor. nel6es 8
sertdtli6 gegsn ben Gtaa sruit
gefiihrt ptrb. tomHt an ben 3aq, pie
griinblih Der 5ruft pertpGFert rporoen
1T. Gin 3euge, Der mehrere gifenbutz
ten befab, Die nad ieiner iebenfalls
nbsrtrisbenen S6dsune cine Waillion
fpertb Daren, Dertdufte re an ben
9ruft gessu brei MiGionen BON oeiTen
pripritGtsz unb Stammattien. 9as
beitatigt Die gntbIlungen Der Reoiez
ruHs, oab bic papiere bieies Trufts
um minDeftens oas 8reifa6e DeripGfs
fert uoroen iinb. Wer d6er an ben
Sruit Dertduft bat, brouft ss nif3u
bereusn, Die grofite bes 1ruits naz
rsn 10 unge6euer, bab sr nit benfelben
bic DeriDdFerteu Qftien oo[Ifpertbig aez
maht bat, 70 bub jeoe 9inibenbenz
Grtldrune, tpenn man bic 60be bes
ntrtlid angslegten Sapitdl berii6fihz
tist, nit bier multipIi5irt mernen mus.
Gin folder profit iif nur nit Silfe
bes 1arifs gu sr3ielen. Dieter 1T 70
eingerihtet, bdb Der 5ruit ben STARTS
monopolifiren, b. 3. bic preife mad Be-
IiebsH anfesen fann. Wenu in sola.
tisier preisf4inoeret Die 0orrdtK iid
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Gesanae.
@trIin. i'm Dlai.

UeriEHs I'M WfdL
Sm galon GdiYirtr In Berlin iinb
15 gssannes 90 f<ben. aanbfhafien.
Giilllstkn uHb portrGts. paul gse
game t1835 Bis 1905). gut ettdBipon
bielen profsFDren Der Wioierei. Biz i'm
nifa feunsn, but BE Hnnfoigsnbe juHse
Generation an ftdriftsn b<einflubt.
GsiHe6ouptbepeuiung Iiksi borin, onb
e. NIT fsinen neuen G<bs unD Dars
Observation-Disclosures nsuts aanh fir
be 6eek sffnnbtn nnb gtfNolfen fat.
GtiHe WdIereisn boben bos Gsfii1l Der
Wenf6beit in unesohnlsr Meiis gliids
bfineeHo btreidert. Dns Gkbitt, bsm
por oIerl ftins Gr0beyungs3iist anlt<n.
nor BE 11rbt. Cine bdIsIfnrrtQs Nds
inr. bsrfoIeit q, obne rs6kS unb Iints
III f<6en. isinsn Neg ouf pas I'm pors
j&Ubenbe 3teI bsa. "a u h Paris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-25

Die Demotraten haben Die
tritifhe Sonbe an bas Wartns Stat
eeIegt uno 9oben gieles gefunoeu, mas
unbeoinst sednoert iperben foqts. Bos
rauf fie Ipesieu binpeiisn, 1T bic
tiinItIihe 4nI6psQung bes Rniionsz
Gtats. Wie aug ben Mittbeilungen
i'm 5auIe erithtlih lit, rperben jebss
Sahr QomirGIe beim Sdot fubriairt,
bamtt Seeoffi3iere i'm iugenolt6eu als
ter iih nit einem boben Salair in ben
bebagtihen Rubeitano 3uriid3ieRn
tonnen. 0ordus bat Td Elm 3uItano
ergeben, ben Spbion nit Redt als
ldherli6 be3eihnet. guf Der Qenz
fionsliite iteben ndmlih uiht tpsniger
dls 128 4omirdle, pdbreno i'm 9anz
gen % i'm 9tenIt iino. Die fudmGnz
HtIHs ausbtloung 1T ebenfuQs bodit
Anbefriebtaeno, ea pon 70 Rdpttdnen
ano 120 3pmmdnDeuren auf Der dfs
tipen 2ifte Bios 3ipei me6r uls sipei
Sabre SeeoienIt nerriftet baben. 0oa
fino tetne Sesfapitatne, fpnbern Ca
Lon &apitdine. Gs mar bte bohits
3eit, bab Die 0emptraten ing 5dus
ein3oqen. um oieie oerrotteten3 3uitGn oe
auf3uoetsn uno oas Bolt pirD inner
bafIr bantbar iein. sibsr nuhbem
fis bic unniiseH ausgaben geitrther
baben, Tolften lie bic notbigen 4useu,
ben niht perpeigern, 3u nelden nil
bic ginItequng bon 3tpsi neusu 3riegs.
fhiffen rshnen.
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fir bic 0erfaFuns Der Der. Stoaten.
bic Itarr ipie elm 2eihnam lit unD
tpelhe bic aeri9tli6en GntIheibuneen
nod unbiegfamsr uno unnqhsibiger
eenaht baben.
Sobaib benz golte 9elegenbeit gee
seben tpirb. bic 9erfoHunsen feinsn
8ebiirfniTen ansupaHen, ,fDirb oud bie
aIdee uber Die @eribte ihsptnben.
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Das 8 Sberbunoes s9ert d t
tpirD ndhIte Dote cine Gntiheioung
iiber bic Ssrage abgeben, pann gier
ais perfault un3uIsben iino. Das
Rabrungsmtttels s8epurtement bebaup=
tst, oob Gter, bic lanse 3ett auf Gis
seteeen baben, cine hemiide 4snees
runs burfmudeu uno Der 9efuno6eit
nadtraglih Ituo, audi penn lie niat
ftle6t riehen. Die &iiblbausbeiiBsr
fdetnen Die 4nIiat 81 pertreten, ouB
Gier nur hann ihledt finb, ipenn man
fle uls Demonitratipnen gegen polite
fAe Rebner unb S6auipieler pertpenz
bet.
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Die Rep Yorter RtnniteInz
grpter ba6er fi6 pom 2ttien Martt
obgepdnot uno petten jest uuF polttiz
fhe @reigniiTe, refp. nebmen Wetten
harauf entgegsn. Qus ben Bulletins
lit erTt4tlih, ouB eine gun5e 4n5ahl
unb 3par grobe Wetten burauf ubgez
fhloi1en tporben limb, bnb tpeber IaFt
nod Rooiepelt bic Domination erlunz
gen perben, fonbern hiefe einen bart
horIe" 5ufalen piro. gtnbere ieoeh
nehn1en Wstteu narauf snteeaen, baB
HooIepelt bic Domination erhaltsn uHo
aud BEL Der Wabl ourhbrIngen perbe
unb unteritisen bieie In5i9t, inbem
lie $3.50 gegsn $500 nettsn. SoIde
6afdro Spielerei biloet notIrIih
tetnen 8erpsis, ldbt ober erieben, bab
felt RopieoeIts iiberrnihenbem grfolg
in Ohio Der 9laube an Salts grFoIe
ftdrte gtnbube erlttten bat. Mas bic
Wetten in 8e3ug auf bic bemotrattfhe
Sette betrifft, 10 1T gu erieben, oub
Riemanb bic rinoeite 4bnung bat,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hannemann at
tended the funeral of Mrs. John Stof-
ferS last Thursday.
Mrs. Aug Voss, of West Side, spent
Wednesday at the Mrs. c. c. Voss
home.
John Pencker. of Manning, was out
last Tuesday and got his Ford tour
ing car. which he had stored at Mar
tin HanSen's.
Mrs. Alex HanneMann and daugh-
ter. GIennie, We're Manning shoppers
last Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Olson and Mrs. Robt. Haw-
ley We're DenisOn shoppers last Mon
day.
A few Hayes young folks attended
the dance in West Side last Saturday
evening end report splendid time.
Louie Lohrman purchased dandy
hore from Ed Olson last Friday.
Miss Anna Petersen. of Boise, Ida
no. arrived last Tuesday to help care
for her mother, who is not very we'll
at present.
John Schuman suffered the loss of
a valuable hore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sievers. of
Manning, visited at the Herman jain
home last Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Whey. came the
latter part of last week to make a visit
with his parents.
Jas. Newell, of Garden Grove, came
Saturday evening and visited between
trains. Mr.. Newell and Miss Lena
Werner then left for Omaha. where
they visited the formers sister.
Mrs. Ed Knott and son, Jack. were
Manning visitors Saturday.
F. c. Boeck and daughter, Ger
trude, transacted business in Council
Bluffs Saturday.
Fred Breckenridge visited with Vail
friends Saturday evening. He said he
got little bit wet.
Fred Slater left Saturday morning
for Bismarck, N. D., where he will
look after his land and other matters.
Herbert Suffer- of Vail, attended the
basketball games held in the opera
house Friday evening.
Pete Pugsley. of Chicago, was here
Monday with his new fall line of
goods.
Frank Eggehart. of Des Moines, has
rented Edward Schram's restaurant,
recently vacated by G. l.. Potter. Mr..
Eggerhart expects to start up cigar
and tobacco factory this week. This
makes the second factory in Manila.
Rev. G. F. Cannon and wife left on
Monday for Des Moines for weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
Chas. Morton and family, of Hop
kington. have been visiting the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Oftiner.
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