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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
APPLE TREE A NATURE PUZZLE
CLOS Angeles Hearld)

For the second time this year an ap-
pie tree belonging to S. w. Alexander
is bearing a crop of fruit. This is
noteworthy in itself, as no like case
is known, but still more remarkable
is the fact that the second crop ap-
pears to be of different variety than
the first.
Just what variety the first yeild was
has not been determined. The apple
produced was light in color and OF me-
dium size. 1t closely resembled the
Maidenblush in outward appearance,
but was hard and juicy, while the
Maidenblush is soft and mealy.
The apples now on the trees are
quite different in appearance, being
of a dark reddish color and in no way
resembling the earlier crop grown In
July, August and September.
Another popularity of the second
crop is that nearly all the fruit hangs
on the tree in clusters of three and
four.
The apples, which are only about O
month old, and are of about the same
dimensions as small English walnuts
because of the cluster effect, remind
one of grapes.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
BRIG. GEN. MYeR RErIREs

Washington, ID. c.. Nov, l4--Briga-
dier General A. l.. Myer. In command
OF the Department Of Texas. closed
his active career In the army today,
having been transferred to the retired
list by operation OF law on account
OF age He entered the army during
the closing days OF the civil war as a
private In the 29th Infantry. In 1857
he was appointed second lieutenant
I'm that regiment. EW gradual promo
zion he reached the grade OF brigadiel
general in March, 1907. He Ia sue
ceeded In command of the Department
of Texas by Brigadier General RALPH
W. Hoyt, who has been commanding
Fort ID. A. Russell.
The vacancy In the grade of brlga
'dier general caused by the rotiremen
of Gen. Myer Is filled by the promo
ton of Col. Montgomery M. Macomb
9th Field Artillery. The new briga
dier general is from Michigan. an,
was graduated from West Point Ii
1874, and from the Artillery Schoo
in 1886. His entire service has boel
in the artillery arm, In whlGa h
reached the grade OF colonel In 1907
With his promotion TO brigadicr Ger
eral comes his appointment 60 th
command of the miisiary departmen
iof Hawaii % ~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Was He American Citizen?

Washington, Nov. IA. - The state
department is making every effort to
determine whether Antonio Rodri-
guez, over whose lynching in Texas
the recent trouble with Mexico has
been largely due, is citizen of tho
United States or of Mexico. At first
It was believed that Rodriguez was a
Mexican, but 1t is now reported that
he was a citizen Of the United States.
Since any grievance that Mexico has
Is based on the death of Rodriguez
the state department will endeavor
to determine his nationality at once
If Rodriguez Is found to be an Amer
lean, MeXico's cause for anger will
be gone.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
BENTLEY
Makes Good As Coach On
The Pacific Coast

Columbus, o., Nov, 14--Robert
Bentley, Columbus boy and gradu,
ate of Kenyon college, Is making good
as athletic director of Hitchcock Mil
ltary academy at San Rafael, Cal, His
football team this fall has won every
game on it's schedule. last Saturday
defeating It's greatest rival in the
league. in which his school won by
the score of to g. Bentley writes
The Dispatch that football is gradu-
ally being supplanted on the coast by
the Rugby game, and that in few
year the college game viii be a thing
of the past In California.
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!. OBITUARY :
Mrs. Sarah TruIllnaer


The following from the Coon Rapids
Enterprise, Carol county, Iowa, con-
tains an account of the death of Mrs.
Sarah Trullinger, who was born and
raised in Knox county and was well
known here, being a sister of Miss
Jane Bricker and an aunt Of Miss Mel
lie Walsh, both of Mt. Vernon, and
who have just returned from Coon
Rapids, after attending the funeral:
Mrs Sarah Trullinger died Sunday
evening after an illness of several
weeks duration. The deceased was
woman greatly beloved by her friends
for her many womanly qualities, being
kindly and gracious in her nature
She was one of the pioneer mothers,
coming west with her husband in her
early life and going through all the
hardships connected with pioneer
days. The present generation owes
much to such mothers, for, with their
husbands, they made the present com.
forts possible, though they do not live
sufficiently long to enjoy In full meas.
ure the fruits of their labor and ac
cOmplishments. But the rewards for
the labors of this life are not always
commensurate with just deserts, the
life beyond holding the compensations
due to those who have given of their
lives generously for the happiness Of
| others.
| The funeral services were conduct.
cd by Father Rebbach at the Catholic
church on Wednesday morning, the
church being well filed with mourn.
ing friends and relatives.
Sarah Margaret Bricker was born
in Knox county, Ohio, in 1897. She
was married to Michael Trullnger In
Ohio in 1859. They emigrated to Hi
nois in 1863 and from there to Iowa
In 1866, locating first in Tampa, then
in Jasper county, a few years later
moving still further west, for the past
twenty-eight years making their home
until the death OF Mr.. Trullinger las
year, In Green, Guthrie and Carol
counties, but most of the time IL
Guthrie county, dying Sunday evening
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. h
y. Sherbroune, north of town. She
was the mother of six children
Frank, Charles and George, and Mrs
q. u. Sherboune, Mrs. Nancy Balls
and Mrs. George wilt, Charles dyni
N his youth. The remaining children
live In the community and were will
their mother during her last hours.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
DRUGGISTS
AT DALLAS

Dallas, Texas, Nov. 14-Representa,
tives of the wholesale drug trade
throughout the United States are
gathering here for the thirty-sixth
annual convention of their national
association, which will begin its ses-
sions tomorrow. Many questions of
great interest to the trade will be
discussed during the week. From here
many of the members will go to
Waco on Saturday to visit the Cot
ton Palace there.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15

A telegram was received by friends
in Mt. Vernon Sunday evening con.
yeying the sad information of the
Heath of Mrs. Margaret Curtis
Vaughan. which occurred at her late
home in Chicago, ILL.,, Sunday after
noon at one o'clock The cause of her
death WAS pleurisy, followed by hem.
orrhages. after an Illness of two
weeks Mrs. Vaughan was well known
in MT. Vernon where she resided for
many years. She was vocalist of
rare ability and composer of consld.
cradle note, She Is survived by a
daughter Mrs. Hazard and three
IONS. The deceased was a member of
the Baptist church for many years
THE funeral will occur Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock from the
home OF the deceased In Chicago. The
lnterment will take place In that city
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
s MONUMENT SQUARE
MUST KEEP FAITH

When the voters of Ohio gave the
Democratic party political victory
last week they placed in the
hands of the party great responsible
tiles, and If those elected to office
properly discharge the duties that
will come to them, the party will en-
ter the presidential campaign two
years hence with a strong probability
of success, at least so far as Ohio is
concerned.
For the coming two years the Dem
,ocratic party will be on probation, as
1t were. If greater and more import.
ant duties are to come to the party
in the nation, absolute faith must be
kept with the people, and it must be
shown, on all occasions, that the party
is worthy of the trust imposed.
Among the first important duties In
Ohio will be the election of United
States senator. Already several per-
sons have been mentioned" Within
a few days the actual candidates for
the high Office will be known and full
opportunity will be afforded to dis
.cuss their merits.
There are plenty Of good, able and
clean men in the ranks Of the Democ-
racy of Ohio from whom to make
choice for senator.
No scandal must attach to the &C.
lection.
The man on whom the great honor
expectations of the people. He must
possess high character and ability and
merit the greatest confidence.
The sort of men who now misrep-
resent Ohio in the senate, Dick and
Burton, were powerful arguments in
the recent campaign in influencing
thousands of Republicans to vote tho
Democratic ticket In the hope and ex
pectatlon of having the great state o
Ohio properly represented In the up
per branch of congress-.
And there must be no repetition o
the last two senatorships filed by tht
Democrats of Ohio, AZ otherwise tn,
party would NEE. with a Just censur
and be properly condemned as un
worthy for betraying the confidence o
the people.
The Democratic majority in tn
new legislature by making the righ
kind of selection for senator will no
only keep faith with the people an
have Ohio properly represented. bu
viii build strong and we'll for futur
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Shoots In Defense of Home.

Guadalajara, Mexico, Nov. 14.-Car-
los B. Carothers, locally prominent
real estate dealer, shot and killed
Jesus Loza, 4-year-old Mexican boy,
and wounded Prudencio Chavez, a
gendarme, in defending his home
against a rlotous attack by Mexicans.
Carothers surrendered to the author
tiles at the first opportunity and was
lodged in the state penitentlary.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
AaItators on the Job.

Mexico City, Nov. 14.-The anti
American agitators in this city are
doing their utmost to cause a spread
Of the hostile demonstrations against
Americans In other cities and towns
of the country. A printed circular,
issued here and signed by students
of the various colleges, makes a
strong attack upon Americans and Is
being widely distributed over the
country.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15

Mrs. G. l., Moushey of this city re-
ccived word on Monday morning an.
nouncing the death of her father, Mr..
George Myers, which occurred at his
home in Plymouth, Ohio, on Sunday
afternoon. The deceased was n
years of age and is survived by his
wife, FIVE sons and two daughters
The funeral Wednesday at st
Joseph Catholic church In Plymouth
Interment at Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Moushey left
Monday evening for Plymouth to at
tend the funeral.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15

thin, and my cheeks were so pink and
pretty"
Dear Hetty Green. She may be un-
duly rich, but we love her just the
same.- Minneapolis Journal.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Petit Jurors Reports

The members of the petit jury of
the November term of common pleas
court reported Monday morning at
ten o'clock. The first jury case to
be tried was that of Bradfield VS..
Christel.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
MCCORMICK
Is Appointed First Assistant
Attorney General

Columbus. o., Nov. 14-Attorney
General-elect Hogan today appointed
T. J. Mccormick Of Springfield, o., as
first assistant attorney general TO sue.
ceed w. H. Miller of Wilmington, O..
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Gave Out Decisions

Judge Charles w. Seward handed
down number of decisions Monday
in chancery cases which he heard last
week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Wythe Estate

An inventory and appraisement has
been filed in the estate of George
Wythe in the probate court, showing
the following: Moneys $1,042.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Grand Jury's Report

1t will be late Monday afternoon be-
fore the grand jury of the November
term Of common pleas court will make
4 report.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Deeds Filed

north part lot 33, block 2, Mound
View cemetery, $50.
Chas. A. Mitchell, mayor, to Susie
q. Huntsberger. lot 11S, block II,
Mound View cemetery, $50.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
POLICE
To Arrest Insurance Man On
Murder Charge

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 1.-The po.
lice authorities announced today that
a Pittsburg insurance man will be ar.
rested in connection with the poison.
ing of Millionaire John o. Schenk.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15
Second and Final

A second and final account has been
fled in probate by Frank Moore, exec
utor of Jane Arentrue, showing the
following: Received $3,40055. paid
out $324.02, due estate $3,076.53.
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I. BIRTHS j

A daughter was born Monday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs, Martin Metz,
who reside on the Martinsburg road
just south of the city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-15

A son was born Monday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Culot, who re-
side on the Columbus road In South
Vernon.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
La SonriSa De Ia Alvarez
ARTICULO INDISCRETO

Aqui, no bien llega una compallla de
teatro, empiezan los concentrates tenorieS
cos Ell arte preocupa los menos; los
mas Sc absoryen en- la belleza.
La tiple tai, la bailarina cual e.. Di
cen que ,es casada =. Sc murmlra que
adora en- el tenor.
Cuando ueg6 la opera que act1a en-
el Municipal, hubo. hasta quien fu6 al
r.uclle recibirla. 5Que tai de mu. e.
res? Preguntaban los rezagados La De
Martin y la Colombo, son guaplsimas.
Aseguran, sin embargo, que la mas qua
pa es la Regina Alvarez, una espanoId
la estrella . Nadic Ia ha visto toda-
via.
Los tenorios cineron sIIs aoeros y aba
rotaron de onzas las eScarcelas.
Bah!, murmuraban los ne6fitos, Stem
ore Sc Ia IIevara don F1lIano, con su
utom6vil. su champan y sus brillantes,
Debut0 la compaIia Y fulgi0 la es
trelIa. No hablan mcntido las cr0nicas:
una mujer con todas las de la ley, her
mosa, bella y simpatica. No hablemos
de Su yoz, una voz calida, eXtensa y vo
luminOsa, que vibro como un clarin DE
guerra, brillantc, Y que Sc impuso desde
el primer momento.-. No habIemos del
arte de Regina, que, en Carmen. nos
da la medlda de su talento, reoor1endo
toda la gama de la dram3tica, desdr
el mohin picaresco y Sedurtor On IL
. habanera ., haSta eI geSto de tr3gica
agonia Ell el duo del rUarto acto. Ali
esta sublime, cuando dom Jose esgrime
ell punal que ha de malaria, es una tran
sicion la que hace que no cabe mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
San Juan Puerto Rico Lunes 1o de Dicembre de 1910

Tn tenorio, dos, tres. . Algunos vienen
de POnce aqui, Otros van de aqul Pom
ce, en un traSiegO de amor.
FL aqua verde de una eSmeralda item
bla tentadora Ell la mano que Ia ofre
ce... Un brillante negro mira con Su
pupila triste desde el fondo de un estu
che. Piropos Il granel declaraciones
bajo sobres finisimos y perftlmados. -.
['odo un mundo de ijusiones, de prone
sas. de haIagos, 10 largo de esas ca
Hes De palneraS al atardecer, entire do
laires suspiroS que fotan en- Ell ambien
te tihio . Y NADIA. ella rie,. con risa io
ven, sana de franqucza campesina.
iSera posiblc} Sc dicen los teno-
rios Que muicr tan extrana! -.
| Dmero! Don Fulano la ofroci6 tanto
Y cuanto 70 echo 4 caias destempia
Idas . t{aIagos? No los recibe; los
devucIye con Ell ir6nico conuenrimiento
de que Sc los mcrece... jGuapeza? va
ha conocdo a Fulmito y Nenganito,
que IS dA 10 meior que tenem0s por
Iaca .. I}ombos? Esta acostumbrada
Ia que Sc los den fenomenalos y los me
jores criticos. Ella dehe de ten2r un
Iamor en- italia. no cs comprcusibIc otra
cosa ESQ. ESQ, y hay quien asl9ura
que eS I'M hombre de armas tomar: Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
De Guayana

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s'oAi "e''ai" N''''l'i' hA3'''N'
Aas Vi'iihaS noFaS oe Id u'''''''S'o"' 70
menzaron a AesaF a la casa hort'oria'
amigos ''e' hHaao' oe oah juan once
1oamo, 'ayeE, 9a''naS7 Arroyo ii,'-
ehoS poeoios mas par" "Sl>'if d 'oN ''i-
neraieS
como ID las > 10 'ao'a ana ail'% nl''S
dentro la morada ae Ia 1amliia ta"ti''o'
y los airededores de Ia miSha estaoan'
inmenSamente Fo''adoS po[ una ln''l'',
aud aplnada, que eSl+rata la Na''aa oel
eadaver.
Los moaeentoS que aH' paSa'noS' no
''iN pa ....-.'9,..n+o ;,,,ooei,la
ma, pues Serla 'aaterlaimenfe impossible
tratar de reSumr, "e eono'''SaF e" ''''oS
::uan'oS peoH"nf-.''os, las i'8'l '''"''''''1 :,
s7c ail corazones, que lmpu'>"hoS Por ei
:a'ecso racla ei querido m'"r'o' lIora0'il
torrentes la desaParle'"n ''iefha, 'e'
mayor amigo que tuVo eSta Socleia"
FL nuy lujo>o feretro 1ne co"o0c'oo
a mano hasta Ia igieSla Ut'o''ea, S'S'''-
do de una multlud que no haJao" '7
tres mil alma~, an aufoho'i ' ''oN 90
ches condueiendo las eoronaS &c a> '''S-
les nos ocuparemoS mas a"elan'e-
VA en- el teInplo, Sa eanJo IN So'e''ie
l., nm
Requiem una mis-" eh Ia que o'.'i"' 0''
3os sarceaotes de 6'la}ama' ARROYO
Patillas-
I'm imponcnte manifestation de dne'o
sigui6 la comitiya hasta "t ''men.erio
&at6lico. y la saliia del temple, ei Ie-
retro fuG coloeado en an S'mt"oSo 'reh
funebre traido de Ponce poF ei senior no
naguera, llevando las clntas los senoreS
elon Edgardo V&zquez, don f.S'eD""
s;onzalez. d. Felix Sauri. y, -'uho 5re
oes don Celestino Dominglrz. don Ma
a,,el Gonzalez y don Manuel TeNldor'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19

Sas, azIcenaS Y lilas. "A Su inolvidable
amigo Don Genaro Rafael Hernandez
Usera. 24-Rosas y hepaticas blancas
Recuerdo eterno de la famiia Rovira -
25.-Adelfas, penSamientos y rosas, A
nuestrO inolvidabIc amigo" Jose Rovira
y Sra. 26.-CIaveles y pensamcntos.
"Recuerdo a Don Genaro"; Francisco
erretiaga. 27-Rosas Y madreselvas,
"A nuestro querido Don Genaro'; Fa-
milia Bruno. 28.-RoSas y margaritas,
GA Don Genaro'' Jose Antonio Ma
tide. 29.-Rosas y lilas, "A nuestro
T!erido padre; LOl6 Carolina 30
Nirtos y rosas, "a Don Genaro" Eduar
do Marin 31-Cineraria y rosas, Ma
nuel y Leonor a su quirido Don Ge-
naro."
Ademas, han recibid0 la familia eau
mo Insiia, ciento cincuenta telegramas
r6ximamente, de prominentes persona
lides, del COmerciO, la Banca, partidos
nollticos, instituciones y particulars que
lemuestran las grandes simpatias del f.
ado en- todo Puerto Rico Paz d sus
-nStos!
C0qYeSpOHS0H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
NOTIClAS
Fantasia

Han ingresado en ia Penitenciaria de
esta ciudad, los presses iuiS Torres, CON
denado a cadena peloetua, por asesina-
to; Juan Blasini, d diez y sieto amos de
presidio y Angel Qu~Sada que cumph-
ra ocho amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
.REGALO DEL 'BOLET|N"
;QUIERE listed GANAR TN
RELOJo

y lines del corriente mes d. Die
bre, regalaremos un reloj entire .os
iectOres del BOLETIN.
Sc elegira y senalara de IN modo g.
.pecial un ejemplar del BOLETIN. TO-
dos los dias desde el 10 hasta el q.
y al lector que haya podido reunir
mas n1mer0s De los marcados special
mente an Fl plazo mdicado, Sc Ie adj J.
dicara Fl relGJ que podra ser De Sra. )
de caballero, elegir.
Sc indicard todos los dias en- que car
siste Ia senal hecha en- ell ejemplar del
dia anterior, para que pueda ser asi
facilm mente encontrada.
La SERIAL que Sc ha hecho en- un "a
nero de hoy cOnsiste Ell anadir qGi
tar una letra al titulo ell texto de TN
anuncio para que resulte equivocade
Ademas de la senal, que Sc hara ~
bhco manana, el ejemplar que Ia conttl
ga ira marGado con una cOntrasena que
nos asegure de Su autenticidad.
Los Iect0 del BOLETlN cOnSer--
yaran en su peder los niimeros mar
cades, y del dia 25 al 30, los remitiran
a Ia administration de este peri6dico,
San Jss6 8 principal, donde Sc ha,a
el recEente y Sc adjudicara el reloj, al
que M3s numerss marcados presente.
La senat hecha en- el 1nico e.jemplar
marcado el sabado, fue sustituir por
uaa r Ia letra d en- ell anuncio de la
9 Red d. Lime of Steamships
De suerte que quedo asi RED Il. LII
NE OF STEAMSHIPS.
La persona cue tenga ell eiemplar asf
marea&e, saebe csRservar el anuncio para
remltirnes.o en la fecha indicada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19

La persona que tenga el ejempar asf
marea&e, seke csnservar el anuncio para
renitirn@s,o en la feeha indicada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19

En- San German - ha tornado una
sociedad de bales y asaltos de Pascuas :
su directiva la forman los Senorcs 81
guientes Presidente, Francisco Servera
Silva; Vice, Gabriel Torres; Tesorero
LeOpoldo Nigali6n; Vocales; Ramon l..
Rodriguez, Mario Gregory, Juan d. Pal
mer, Juan Bautista MontaIyo Y Nicolas
Vazquez Tell.
Sc haIla enferna I'll Ponce, la distin-
guida sonora dona Maria J. de Pou. muy
apreciada en- dieha lacaidad.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-07

forms part OF the records of almost
every court I'm Colorado There had
been an estrangement OF the Tabor
relatives during the last years OF the
senator's life and none OF these would
help the little girl and her mother. and
so Silver Tabor was forced to suspend
for time her attacks upon those who
still administered her fathers estate.
Dressed I'm overalls and jumpers.
Silver Tabor and her mother would
find their way TO the earliest OF the
Matchless shafts. the one which had
first been deserted for the richer veins.
Here. with pick and shovel. the mother
would put her shots with the skill
OF an Old prospector. and. with her
daughter. would gather crystals
which. In the washing after three or,
four days work. would provide them
with at least a hundred dollars or SO.
They dared not take an outsider into
their confidence, even with the hope
OF .reopening the mine, for the first
intimation that there still was metal
to be had there would have brought
the Tabor creditors about their heels.
IL was the hope OF Silver Tabor TO
some day save enough money secured
In this way TO hire the best OF attor-
neys and make her final stand for
some OF her fathers estate, claiming
daughters equity. Before this had
been done some one learned her secret
and. the Matchless promptly was taken
from her. BY the creditors guard
was stationed at the mouth OF the mine