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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19
Gorreipom0nne
gncf, isis.

Seren ge6erien, en- al De igrite
Settlere Der / 2iicf og ben fsrite
Sme0, og0e Gotten mellem oen &c.
oe OF. Oftober. San bar fp0t 1888
/ @gtpe0 Sogn, SplIano, og fom
meo 6omilie til 0eeno6, isis. 1862
og fer til 2ucf 1871. Sans Su.
itru 060e for ca. 7 aar ii0en. af-
6sOe bar en- Ssn, iom bar line
6orGl0res Stem, og 6os boem 5a.
oeren bnb0e Opbolo poa line CANT
le Gage.
Seren Beoerien 6or npret ct
trofoit Meblem al @eIt 8onmorfs
Meni9beo, og pna bois airfegaoro
ban un6er itor OeItogetie bleo be-
Grooet oe0 Si0en al lin Suitru.
Miis emma Sobnien og Sens
Senrp Sfob, iom til6srer Dor Me.
nigbeo bolot 9rpllup Onsoog Den
%. Nonember oa oil toge goIig
poo oeres Barn, iom Wr. Sfoo
bar fe6t / Den nor6re Del al 9ucf.
@i enifer til 2pffel
Beter 3obertien, iom Tom bertiI
meo 5umiIie fra &ocine, 8is., for
ct anrsti6 ii0en, iamt Goul SO.
Eoulien meo 8omiIie blen Ssnooa
Ben 5. Hobember optaget iom Meo-
lem uf Dor @enigbeo. gi snifer
Dem bierteliq pelfommen.
EoItor 6. aroeb nar SsnOoe Den
10. Rooember | @aupaco, @is.,
til Misiions- o9 l1ngoomsmeoe, og
Den 26. Rooember Dor ban | Hortb-
field. Iinn., bnis Wenigbeoer er
oofnnt, ii6en Boitor :. Simoniens
reiite berfra.
Sffe ioo fon @ienoomme ioo bel
/ 9perne iom pnn 2onoet Der | oet
honife Settlement bar ififtet @iere
6et ii0ite babe @or. s 9pen 9ucf
or Iolgt en- itor Del 9Da9egrunoe,
r.en Der er flere inooonne oe tilliae
Sorn1e til 5alg enonu.
@i bnb6e iioit | Iooember ct goot
Gag Sne oa flint SleOefsre. s Mar
oor bi fri for Sroit til benintob
Nonember. Gf Sen @runo bar aor.
net qo6t | aor, fra 80 til go @n.
pr. @cre, o9 Soften oor / BET belle
tuaet npoofIneeIia / gar Der / ben
brftre Del Of @isconiin.
". :. MeGTers geboeliesbus /
Willtomn ofbrpnote til @runben
Tre6oq Mor1en Sen "a. Nooember.
men oct Inffeoes at reboe Sn6bo
% lt0bngningerne-
Sobnn S6raenien moota9er 9e.
falling for ale Somfunoets 9ln0e
Der | 2ucf oe mootneer tilliee Sub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19
Snaenier Ridter fort9aer.
Gn mGrfelis Serctnine ON 6Oen'
tbret / Slgmposbjereene.
III.

III.
Reperne begDn0te III at l9gge
aabaler i Sort % oll0e la0e bette
pnre aigerenOe, ON De ltuloe or9'
be BAN: II Sang / 8ret ioareOe
aortene DNei"l 0ieoens bette pa.
re0e, bapoe Gicbter, iortalte ban,
iorisgt meo jim Billie at inOoirfe
paa aortene, ioet ban foncentreOe
Jig ON &anten ON ct @enlDn me0
i'm Stone.
6eoerne tit M ben Soc, at 6ru
Iicbter itoo / Bagt meo 0i9pelen,
og beIlutteoe at iange benoe. Ser
fommer oct mGrfeIigite Yunft / be.
lie Sagen: 6ru Gicbter bar 10 iat-
tiff i 5ena og isOte en- Ssn, netop
me0ens benoes Vtano lao iangen-
og BOG par benoes Daano ooertpOet
ON ben0es NprpGrelie / OlDmpos.
Zen ierlte WeooeIelie | oenne Het-
ming fonl ira &eoerne lelo, Der
fortalte binan0en (uoen at ni0e, at
Hicbter foritoo oem), at 5ru 8icb'
ter par fommen reiienoe lorat be,
iri lin Man0. 9enne troe0e isrit
al0eles life 0erpaa, men blep Dog
mere og mere ooertpoet, til ban Ell
Dag neae | 9alen tpoeligt bsrte ell
bsi apinoeItemme paa Spif rnabe:
yaom 6erneol" 2eoerne beinleoe
bam MI OF ifripe ct 9rep til benoe,
bpori ban foregou at p9re ing, og
bao benne beis9e Jig; De uiloe paa
ben ManOe i%nofauge benoel
N9ite Gag 6srte ban al oeres
opremte Samtale, of 2ilten bar
lpffeoes. 8ru Jiic6ter por isrt til
ct al De ifrGffeIige Rooerfloitre.
5enere erfareoe ban after, at bun
Ger bao0e ieOt en- Ssn, og at beg9e
moo en- iterre 2eieium par noleoe.
re6e. San 66rte ooioa pon geien
2poen al @ogne og Menneifer, men
fit life Cop til at ie no. "a bum
ito6ia itoo / 2eotoo moo Rsoerne,
Der / benoe frpgte0e 0ipoelen ieIp
- iao mGrfelie bar Dem Sen Tan.
fe, at en- 9pinSe optroaote ieIoitGn.
oigt banoIenoe - bleb bet beilittet
otter at fonge ben6e, og after boo-
De Gicbtcr al @runo til at meme,
at bun blen isrt forbi u0en for
Snlen. San foriifreoe iia / boert
5olb, at bnooe Heperne % ben tpr-
fife gorigbeo bar opertnoe0e ON
5rn Micbters N9rbGreIie, og at Oct
6ele fr bonn en- flor @aabe. Sort
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19

men at oct er imaot 6eoenot meo
arpfterne. 8i iDmpatilerer.
9rDllupper bar Der ppret, uoen
at bi npiten merfeoe set. 8or 9lore
geninoe, Mrs. Berg bleo Mrs. Free
bp. 9ern9it @orl Bang og 8icto-
ria 2auritien; og en0elig Yeter
aruie og Clara Gar Ell. Yeter ben.
teoe i'm 9ru0 ira &acine, isis.
Snn er Seiter til grof. 9nrien,
2utber College.
Iii 9pffe snifes ole De nDgiftel
Sra oen 15.-20. 9ooember bar
BET 5eitooge ior os me0 Wi5iionS-
me0e og Se~lp6rpllitp. 1rpiterne
5rits 4noerien. 9locf, Willer %
@eismann talte peo We0erne, Der
6oloteS iomti0iet i oenne oe ct.
Rouli Menigbe0er. @engiDe noget
al 5olerne bill Ri life forigge, men
fun iige, at hi bar glaze Deo Ofeoer.
ne. Oct nar fen0te, flare, oarme
8oner, ser Loo. Wootte ri ioa ora.
ge ret Nptte al De mango 9ooe Orb,
Ser bIeo tolt. Br9lterne In0erlen
oq glocf tog biem 26r6a9 Wor-
gen. Der por Ws0e ON S6n0ag
5ormiooog / ct. 8auli airfe peo
Bait. 8eismann, / Spencer beo 30
itor Miller; pm eftermiooagen peo
@eismonn og ON aftenen Slut-
ninqsmsoe.
0elte Gag, 20. Hopem6er,
6ol0t DIR. og Nrs. 6reo gDgeere
oeres Sslpbrpllup. De bleo oenne
Cato ior 20 @ar ii0en G9tepiet /
5re0spilIe pe0 Geoer Sails. st bolpt
4or ienere flptteoe De til foDal,
So, bpor De if Jig en- 6arm. Der
igotes Dem TO 9srn, en- Sen og en-
Cater. Sennen lepeoe finn fort.
9otteren er biemme og er Ell tro'
foit SipIp for line 6or9lore.
De leieoe 5armen no for ct Yor
aar iioen, febte en@ienoom / Spen-
Ger, boor oe MI Dor. Oct bar, lom
Roturen 0enne Dag ifleote Jig
5eit0rogt for iammen me0 Wenne-
ifene at lpfenife 9ruoepnrret. 500
Dan Ell 0eilig Dag fun6e nof foa
5olf til at fomme no. Get MGR
fe0es 0o ogioa / oi8ie a9re8Siem.
Der bar fpl0t meo 8Niter ira 0fio.
bag til lent ON Aftenen. DIN 81
t%ermi0oagen bar set 8ennerne fro
Gopol, og ON 2lftenen &ennerne
ira Spencer, Der ooer6rogte oeres
2Dfsnifnin9er, omfring 100 fro
6pert Ste0. 6orfriifninger lerpere-
oeS til oGe @piter, % De bugnenoe
goroe pi0ne0e ON, at MAJ par be-
re0t pao at mootage en- itor @enne-
freos ben 0ae. Nonr man Dor fer
BIG peo 9oroene, foloteS Ser til
Op6paoelie pes oe tilite0enprenoG
8reiter, ON @ftermibho9en oeoBo-
itor Sebolm og Willer, ON Ifte-
men neo @eiSmann % Miller %
misunderstanding al Ssbolm.
Goit. S6bolm bol0t Sen egentliae
3eittale ON @ftermi6oo9en no ira
Gobios 46. Saline. On Aftenen
notereoe ban, at bette Stem nnr ct
gpitfrit Stem, oltio oobent for@ubs
9ern. 0ette fenOer iiffert ogioa
mango al Dem, ser bor beieot ois.
ie @qne | SUBS Niqes Gienefte |
ipltnone Si6er. Gennerne forlo6
Ioo De Scores Stem meo fornpeoe
gnifer ON 9pffe | De fommenoe
Gage. Oct flyer iie ieIo, at pnrige
Climber efterIooes at De geisgenoe.
Men GnItrengeIierne bar nof for
meqet for SsIpbruben, Der mart
blep Ine, oe ifsnt bun er be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19
Mcit6roOf, Me.

Get er pei npiten 6lepet en-
ItaaenOe Gegel, at aorreiponoancer
ifot 6egpltoe me0 li0t ON Geiret,
for 0et tan man 10 oo boaOe iale
og tribe OIL, naar man life bar
noget on0et. 0g pi bar MI Der
noget, iom CT o9r0 at fortpQe; tbi
Ri bcgDn0er mart at fonfurrere
nle0 ielOe California, 6OaO Geiret
angoar. Meoens 5 pei iagtens Der
noe / SpO % geit t9nfer, at ni
ii00er / Sne til oper Creme Per
oppe i BET beie 1or0, iaa er Sir.
feIigbe0en ben, at ri iao at ii9e
fife Far jet Sne bele @%fteraaret,
u0en naar Off" fommer me0 0e
frpgteli9e Sneitorme andre Steoer
ira. 5 0og /. December fan
ri go0t Qaa noe / SfiorteGrmer
uoen at irDie, oe 8srnene logger
noe % laper Mnooerfugler. 81
bor bait en- life Smule 6roit men
inoen Sne, og M bar ri oct fine
ite 6oruarSbeir, iaa ior Den Says
SfplO fan 5 ligeion 9o0t reiie til
Wnine iom til California. 90 bpo0
an9oor oct, ser bgrer til baooe
SiGlenS og 2egemets 9eboO, bar
Ri beller life noget at fIoge oper.
5 SgnOog5 bapoe ri ben @le0e
at bsre 8 un9e Wenneifer 6lipe in6-
melOt / Menigbe0en. Set o1erbe0-
ite er BOG, at De, ioo oiot ri fan
i%f6nne, Oeioa Defender Jig of bore
troenOe Menneifer.
@n ing Mano fom iiolte l1ge
ira 0anmorf. Get er bans Seniigt
nGit e Gor at be9Dnoe 5orbere0elle
poo Sfolen / Blair til Br9iteger.
ningen. 8elfommenl 2ao os faa
flere al Den SlogS.
Menigbeoen bar nplig febt Glen.
oommen bag peo airfen til Br9ite.
bolig. Oct er life isrite Sang, Der
bar ppret bonOlet ON Oen @ien-
Dom, men M Ter oct no til at blipe
Alnor.
Ssnoogsifolen bar troplt meo
5orbereOeIie til Siilefeiten.
Der pmtes noget ON, at Dor Ia.
bopreit / 5olmoutb muli9pis ior.
lo0er os til Sorooret. San bar faaet
aal0 ira Benn pan, q. q. Naar
ni ingen HrPiter fon fan ira ANDRE
areoie, ioo foor 10 bore egne flpt-
tie omfring, iom beoit De fan, for
at afbielpe Den p9rIte Srnng. Der
trpnges 10 enonu bnor6t til en- |
Retp Denmark.
@nmle Sonnicf Smith err meget
ipg og l9n9es efter Siemlop.
@omle Mrs. Snfobien W. Sobn-
lens 5oiaermooer) heoe forrieellae.
W9iis Singer Sobanien bar ia9t
5oroel til @eitbroof og er reiit til
9ritib. Solo.
5or pprigt leoer pi beroppe I Dor
aiii6es Snmfunosfrog bel omtrent
ligeiom andre Menneifer ieIp ON
ri er Ii0t bag eiter / uOOiflingen,
Der, iom ri Ter / Oft" eonr itGrft
iremoo i Somfunoet baooe 6oao
5iloiofi, Sroni, 5orfatteritab og
aritif iamt R%egnfnniten m. m. an
qonr. Men hi er oaioa ion Iongt
borte fra De lnroes Sp0e, at man
mnn life f%orlnnae, hi ifnl bolOe
SfriOt meo 5ore1ongsmGnoene.
8i bill berfor lutte meo en- fer
lig Silien 90 gnifet ON en- peliig-
NN..TF
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19

Ore - 6ioinotiI iioen bar maattei
ligge til Sen9s.
4f uOenbD8 @9iter fan incomes:
Mrs. 8Dggeres Ssiter og Spoger,
Der. oe Mrs. 9eter M6Ier og be.
res Sgn, 9ampton, So, Niels Sep.
len, GingiteO; @rs. aneer, 0ars.
@ilc6riit oe to 8srn, Mrs. Cam
ben og 2oi1ro 9bOmann, emmets.
burp, So, og Sons Ssren'en oa
6uItru, gbico9o.
9aitor Mrs. S. Simonien
ira Chicago lpfbnifeoe Selobruoe.
porret meo fs%loen0e 8ers:
6por ialigt at bo
5 9p un0er aoriet | &aab % | Jro;
Ger mo0nes Der 6rugter, lom Cub
fen0es peo
Meo al 0oooens 6pl6e til 2io og
til 6re6.
Der tenoer man 4raften at @uo8
gelbebog
Sra Dag og til Dag.
@e0 Selpbrpllupsfeit =
Snor go6t, noor Dor Serre inobpoex
til @9it.
San fonmer iaa gerne, og banS
getner me0,
@t snife It'll 9pffe" neo RonM
oe Sreo;
Spor TO er iorenet / Gro paa @uoa
Ssn
@r @onoringen ifsn.
St.
6oreneoe itoa
@r WooIet, CUBS 9srn Der ifal isge
at nao,
5orpIore meo gsrn, iom bnr Sc
ius lao fPr,
8 set er ct SIM, iom moa frp6e
enbper,
Com fenoer til 2ipet og SreIien
/ BAN
Cubs ilaeteoe Gam.
Soo eleb Ser / Gag;
Gbi Serren til SER bill fsre IN
Sag.
IS ifoI life fottes poo nnnoeIig9re
Nnnr Blot 3 bor Gre for Srelierens
8sit.
San eIemmer Ell Boaten meo eOer
7 to -
6oIo blot no | Gro.
Soa lang Sio forfpnnot =
Spor meget al Den bar Ri atinenSi
til Sdnt2
., loO os | g6mpgbeo toffe Dor
Sub,
ut life bort 2ipsIps ban bar Hut.
tet no:
Obi G~erIigbeos Sonfer bar Ser.
rem meo cs,
Dor gontro til Sroos.
Geliienet oo opr
5 ane, iom itoar bort SsIobrnoe.
par ner.
Sortiet eoers Sob eIao | 5reIie-
rets 6ieo;
Sbi BON err bort 9ibs Sol, iom al.
orig eoor ne0.
Sans Goe er os enpnliet, bans
8proe er let.
Bin oerfor ei tr9t.
@lpbeIio SuI iii @enner npr 90
fern.
HTp 81 n6mttSp n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19

JNtNNlNHt D
6. u. Siortinnng, genoolgt.
Oct u%eotoges, life of aiboIOe no.
get Sommerfre6smeoe pon @runo
al, at ii ifal baoe aorSmpOe |
&reoien.
@mne for noite areOsmeOe:
.9(poitoliif ariitenoom", iammen.
boIot meO quf. 10 % @ieierbreoet
4, lib.
8eotoges at lutte 6orbunOIings-
me0et.
6reoog @ftermioooe bOlot 0fis.
iionpr 0iren Ell Gisiionsioreorag,
iom puobertes meo 5nteresie oa
9(loor - men 8Iooien tianOer life,
at ieg 9ioer 6ooeotonferne Oeri.
2sroaa 5ormi0oog %begDnote Den
anOen ai0elin9 al W60et: Sreos-
ungOomsmeoet, bportil flere al
areoiens llngoomsiorenin9er baooe
ienot 0elegater. Meoet begptOte
meo en- llngoomspreOifen al ga.
flor u. 8. 2un0 no ira Cuff. II,
Sc.
@eb ct llnQoomsmeoe / aenmore
/ Suli bar Der ne6int en- aomite
til at uoarbeioe 2ooe for ct mn.
Iigt llngoomsiorbun0 for NOro 0o.
foto 9reos. 1enne 9omite rap.
porterqSe gcnlfem jim 5ormono, go.
flor u. 80. 9un0, og fremlagoe ct
5orilog til 9ooe. iom Oeotoges
u6en nppnepproi9e 6oran0ringer.
1oreningeus Opgope ifuI uere:
ut binOe De iorife1i9e 6oreninger
nGrmere inmmen. at fao ofbolot
itsrre 69Gesms0er. at fremme BET
aonSeIige 9ip blan0t De unge, at
optnge 6plesopgaoer, of p9ffe
Snteresie blonot pore unge for Dor
areSs' Seiifole.
Get peotoges at iaa 9open trDft
/ DC unges 9Ia0.
iii Stprelie oolgtes 9aitor 81.
@. 2uno, 6ormnnO; geter Stepben,
Sefret9r; 5r. 9tielien, GasIerer.
Oct peotoges at ai6olOe oct isr.
ite Oelegereoe Msoe i 6orbiuoelie
meO Den i%oreneoe airtes aarsms.
De / 1rinitotis MenigbeO i 1912.
Set ue6toges en0oiOere, at 6or.
bunoets iprliae 59aesopgnpe for
inoeppren6e Aor ifal oGre at UNDER
itette Stuoent "aomapama / SSapan.
missioner.
8eo SIutnin9en al eitermiooags.
msOet ailagoe goitor greOe Soban.
len ct inberIiet oo parmt giones.
bprO no ira Mattb. Z, PA.
Ssnoaeen %begpnote meo alter.
gang for en- itor Slot al aItereriter.
Bnitor ailhiig talte no fra 81. 40,
1-2.
Dereiter beepnote Ssimesiesuos.
tieneiten meo 5n0oielie al airfe.
frppten, iom ifol gore Sieneite
JON en- lnuonn.
Paitor Siortioan9 bolot Snoleo.
ninestnlen no ira Solme 27, A, og
efter ben ie0ponlige SfriftlGsning
taIte Eaitor ailoiig og inbnieoe
airfen. Baitor q. 0amifou bnlOt
en- tort oe aloorlig Pr9oifen uo ira
Sob. %, f0-12 og benpenOte Jig
i9rlie til De unge, bpis Dag bet
iGrlig lfltl6e n9re.
Otter en- fort WiOoag inopiebes
oct npe BrpitebuS, iom er bpgget
peo Sioen al airfen. areoSiorman-
Den tnlte nogle Orb og inouieoe
Suiet / ben treenige @uos Nnnn.
Snrtigt ifltloe oct gao, ioroi Sioen
bar fnopt tilnlnnlt. og burtiot mnnt-
te BET lie. for auloen bar banro,
og 8armeoppnrater q BreitebOIi.
gen fun 6oarIigt ioripnet meo Il oIt
81lO | ben neoerite gtoge, bnor
SnooieIien foregif). Mnn De, iom
efterboan6en ifol ooa no 90 inO Der
blipe msot Heo I'll rigelioere natur-
Zig %nanoelig 8arme, emo Ri bin
Tog msote al ben bnarot tiftrGngte
aaffelopnspnrme. @i baiteoe iao
tilboge til airfen. 6oor Bnitor u.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-25
DEPARTMENT
Called Out To ExtlngulSh A
"Camp Fire"

The city fire department was called
to the high school and central building
on Tuesday evening by false alarm
sent in by neighbors residing near the
school buildings who mistook large
bonfire for burning building.
The teachers, who have been attend
ing the teachers institute, were hold
ing camp fire and had built the fire
dangerously near to the buildings.
Thinking that one of the buildings was
burning, someone called the depart
ment which arrived in a very short
time. The firemen arrived only to
learn that pink tea was in progress
and that their services would not be
necessary in order to make the even
ing success.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-25

Messrs. II. G. Swetland, Ed Dever,
o. G. Hagan, Harry May, w. A. Por-
ter, G. d. Neal, Charles G Iams, HI. j.
Shipley, S. E. Deeley, ]. r. Doelfs, w.
H. Clarke, r. G. Ash, f. o. Levering,
R. B. Armstrong, c. N. Williams, w. e.
Sanderson, l.. e. Rawlinson, S. III. Pet
erman. William Brown, o. Poppleton,
F. e. Kirby, and A, Dowds went to
Mt. Gilead in automobiles Wednesday
morning as representatives of Clinton
Commandery, No. 5, Knights Temp
lars, and acted as an escort at the
funeral of Anna A. Whitney.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-25
TO MAKE

Home owners and thrifty citizens is
tho aim of the Buckeye State Building
and Loan Company, Rankin Building,
22 West Gay street, Columbus, Ohio
1t urges people to be economical and
to save their money. 1t is safe and
pays depositors five per cent for their
money AMI loans it to borrowers at six.
1t serves the people. Assets $4,S00,000,
all secured by first mortgages on
homes, the safest of all mortgage
loans.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-25
Train For Farmers Makes
Stop In Mt. Vernon
And Large Crowd InSpeCts
Exhibits Shown
And Listens To The Lectures
By Experts

The farmers educational train op.
Grated by the B. Il o. railroad in con-
nection with the college of agricul-
ture of Columbus, arrived in Mt. Yer
non at 1915 Wednesday morning,
having made stops at Bellville and
Fredericktown before coming to this
city. 1t remained here for two hours
and then proceeded to Utica, it's next
stop.
The train is on weeks campaign
in the interest of improved farming
conditions in Ohio.
Many farmers along the line of the
railroad and from outlying districts
visited the train to listen to the lee
lures on wheat culture, soil fertility
and seed corn selection delivered by
expert authorities from the college of
agriculture of the state univ ersity, un-
der direction of Professor G. A. Tit
low.
w. w. Wood, general industrial
agent of the b. C o. system, is accom-
panying the train representing the
railroad. The train will operate over
it's lines in the northern part of the
state then traverse Central Ohio and
a portion of the B. G o. S. w. lines as
far south as Chillicothe.
The meeting held here Monday morn
ing was largely attended. Professor
Titlow called the meeting to order,
delivering a short address in which
he explained the efforts being made
by the state through the Agricultural
school at Columbus to improve the
general conditions of farming commu-
mites throughout the state and to in
crease the crop yield. This address
was followed by lectures on soil fer
tility by Prof. Ramsower on farm
crops and seed selection by N. A.
Welton of the experiment station at
Wooster.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-25

Music-Miss Da.
How ] Have Seen China Awake
Roy Worley, China
"Our Young Men AS Standard Bear
ers"-Mr ID. H. Barnes, Norwalk
"How TO Launch A Kings Heralds"
Mrs. Frank Long, Mt Vernon
Home Life In China Ethel Wor-
ley, Foochow
A Drll in Finances.
Question Box and Round Table
Greetings from Miss Ashbaugh.
Connecting Links"-Centerbur
Muslc-Chinese Songs, Hindu Songs,
Spanish Songs.
Benediction.
Thursday Evening
6:45-Song service
7:OO-"Flag DrilP--King's Heralds,
Mt. Vernon.
why Do My Sisters Need the Cos
pel"-Miss Lettie Da.
Honors to Kings Heralds--Thank
Offering
Address-Mrs. Virginia Swormstedt
Coffin, Liberia.
Conservation Service and Call to the
Field-Mrs Manly, Mrs. Coffin.
Minutes.
Benediction.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-25

odd attack OF unconsciousness went
to the Durbln home early on Monday
morning and for some reason climbed
into the hay-mow. How he came to
be unconscious has not yet been
learned as he is unable to explain the
matter It Is thought possible that
an attack Of acute indigestion might
have been responsible for the trouble
because Of the fact that he complained
great deal Of a pain in his side on
Wednesday morning His full recoy.
cry is expected.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-25
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
ton of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube Is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound OF imperfect
hearing, and when It is entirely closed.
flammation can be taken out and this
tube. restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed condi-
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of
Deafness Caused by caarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Oure Sond for circulars, free.
FL CHENEY, q Co, Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Take Halls Family Pilis for constipation.
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Attached To HammOnd'S Ex.
perlenCe Is Not Solved
Condition Of The Young Man
Is Improved
But He Cannot Tell How He
Was Overcome

Danyille, o., August 23-The condi.
tion Of Mr. Robert Hammond. who
was found unconscious in the barn
belonging to Mr. Clement Durbin lust
north Of Danville on Tuesday morning.
is somewhat improved He was sufIic-
iently recovered on Wednesday morn.
ing to speak a few words, but is unable
to tell how he came to be in the predic-
ament IN which he was found Tuesday
morning.
Owing to the odd circumstances of
the case is was impossible to get a
clear idea Of matters as they are. but
1t has later developed that instead
OF having only been missing for a
short time, Mr.. Hamond had dlsap.
peared on Monday morning and was
not seen until he was discovered in
the Durbin barn. His father supposed
that he had gone to work on Monday
morning and did not suspect that any
thing was amiss. Mr.. Durbin, for
whom he was supposed to begin work
on the same morning, thought that he
had stayed at home for the day On
Tuesday morning when he dill not re-
turn to work nor home an iayestiga-
tion followed and neither Nj Ham
mond nor Mr.. Durbin had seen any
thing of the young man.
1t is thought that the victim of the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-25
LAST WILL
Of Elizabeth Wright Filed In
Probate
Gives All Her Property To
Her Husband

The last will and testament of Eliz-
abeth Wright, late of Mt. Vernon, has
been filed in probate. By the terms
of the will she gives to her husband,
Andrew Jackson Wright,all her prop
erty, both real and personal. Upon
his death or marriage then all the
property goes to the testatrix's chill
dren, share and share alike, upon con-
dition that they pay the sum of $50 to
the testatrix's grandson, Otis Long
shore. The will was signed March 16,
1911, in the presence of Charles w.
Barre and Addie Nj. Barre.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-25
QUARTERLY INTEREST

A safe place to invest money with
out Inconvenience or expense in Saw
ings Deposit in The Knox Building &
Loan Company. 1t will bear interest
at per cent per annum credited quar-
terly and is absolutely safe. A finan-
cial mortgage institution is as sound
as its investments. Ours all first mort
gage on Real Estate in Knox County.
The Knox Building& Loan Co.
G. F. COLVILLE, Sec'y.