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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Sfptternes 6iitorie.

3egrier laoer aaerebe Sriotioi
ipenoe Staolifo / Salt paa SOB o.
aier BAN enoog til Ell iaa opgtig
SfsiteIsbcr, al ban iaar Sto til at
ifripe Sngeborgs Rdpn / Sien iornn
SlPoen, ban boloer 6slge meb. %
5egner bar pisieIig life ioregrebet
noget. s ShDei5, / Spiflano og
gnglono er Der ubgrooet anta9eliJ
ct Bar tllien gar gmmle Sfsiter, la.
ret al anofler og Ben.
s oct fiortenoe aarburoreoe
fjenote man / Soaano Ireifsiter.
SoQRnoerne par ogian De fsrite, iom
iobrifereoe Sfsiter meS Sern UNDER
og belle Sfsiter al 0tetal.
llnoer Gronning Glriabetb bar
Sfsiteporten paa Nsooe / Gnglano;
unber anrl ben anoen inofsrtes
Staalifsiter.
gu err amerifn og enbm mere
Ruslanb Sfsiteiportens 2ano. %
cen Gurus / Sfsiter, iom uouifles
eisie 2anoe. er utroIig. en- rnsiiif
Tame, iom itaar Scfiet NOR, eier ct
Bar @ulSifsiter. beiat meo 0inman-
ter. De err pPro $4,000. en-
rusitIf SprIte bar ldoet lit Saabcn
inolroae / lime @uloifsiter = 9io-
manter. safircr % &ubiner. Sfsi'
terne toiter BAN $4,000; men en-
rusiiIf Giplomatiriie ilaar &eforScn.
Senoes Sfsiter er beiat meo Sma'
raaber o. toiter 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Taa pot frte Boa.

Seub ps benue 8uppu mco fgrfte Ipit. eIer Seres
Napu paa ct Brepfprt. a~bresisret til 5he @aibington
& Gbpctpn 9anb Co., 7O14 times 8uiIbiug, ct.
2puis. Wtp., ps ri oil ienbe Dem en- mutt ~iIuitreret
BOG. ipm forteler alt ON bore Sproer. a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Sorotunpsn. en- iouoboIbis Sprbbunb. Der er
nrctr fulbit9roi9 3pntrol % noeu 2ige for 5rngtbar=
teo. R9no fra Roroitaterne bar bprtet ben for
psrisR bt aSr isie ll Ebso HeI men q at psS, BET m sr su Sl suro
aIimast. Senne Gea Tiger pmtreut 60 Mtl fra
on SDnmeren, fapen soIftit, % 8iatereu tilaoer
itabiet Rarfarbetee, bo Sue CT nfieuot.
Wesntaieet. @iennemintts Seenfalbet or SO
CONNER on Naret, bier Maaueb %bapenbe, fin Del;
ineen Esrte. insen Cperrisltus er usbpeucis, ba Der
er ttlftrGffelis Regl for eHhoer Nfgrpoe.
eunobeostiIftanoen. Genen har pGret rnoer
tals apmmision bar raSpDrtrret ON ben for ct initial
al Iar. Gtsie &~appcrter tiger, at bet er ben enete
Del al be 5Drenebe Slater, ION sr fitlSft9ueie III for
Wameea. Sets ~naturIiae ssnbeo er beoift Deb
Gnalhic, Der oiier ganoct at hdue nRret bet rcnefte al
5000 greser, unberisate at 3ninoi; llniOerittet.
let meb ~euerstffe botbe Trub. ueb !3ern @Tobet.
fra Roroitaterne, % oenne &oloni qtner ssfte ON at
billie peobIiue at pore uben en- Ripalt Snben.
MbIeu. SpiIfeniomhelit Ting Tan aues ~paag9aibs
instuu 4 Gbpctbm Sproerne, ionl fan apIes paa andre
eteber. On Gfarsoe fan frcmbriu9es | boer al Garets
Maaneoer, 90 mere Naais Fan aoles paa en- Were enb
bet er rtultgt at gro | be beofte noroliae Wtais- Stater.
9earteosr. Der er ct ~ubtsmmelist 6orlanSenOe
for alt, bpao Gecrbru9eren bar at irI9e. Surtise
Brasttua frrer 8arern. til staterue bdaOe norD %
"WsnIisbsptrne. Sor6en Tan iisbes var lttfe
Etlfaar % paa lang 3te, for en- rbttpeeltB Snm pr.
gcre. get eE life nsbpenbist at iatte 30 GIabaina
for at bltpe aigber, men man fan bltoe bicrnie 90
betale @ieueoumen no at fin 5ortieneite % iasttasc
ben fttge tgprbt.
Bible bet lite interesiere Dem. bpis De bar litter
paa at funnf tiene 5000 i'll 5000 ON Iaret paa en-
farm | @aibinstou j. Gboctaip GsreH. 8t ubeiper
en- gps paa 20 SiSers iom %fortrner alt ON bette aaue
% s%ieHaiuer rnause 8reue fra dolt, ion, tien6er gan.
bet, bar bprfet bet oa er uelitaaeube % ttlfrebie. Ssrb
otter benue Bog. Den fufter ingsuttug. 8t puifer,
DC ifal ie ben os lnre ON ceuHe beiIise Gsu. hoor ui
Riltaar. De Fan gaa til bette une 3anb oa bore itffer
paa, at Geres Gueret bill brtnae opbbelt, ia, ire 9dnse
9aIe-bef er AieRbsaieruiuser, o. Dor lille Sps oii
o~perbeuiie Gem herour. Sfrib efter ben. Teres
5remtib er iitfert nerb ct Grtm9rfe. Seub efter
aIbris fgr bapbe tantt Dem, % Ben tpter iu~seutins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

6orltieIen meilem gooe % %oaarlige Seua=
ratorer os tiliae iorese DC Sanals 9oOe
Smtale / Habolaaet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Gpersrcens for RprSpeitcn.

"Scotd 9ine" er ct al pore melt
ttlfreoSitiaenbe Sr9r for "8ino.
brGf" .9lantniuger. % ifisnt ben life
er ica baarSfsr eler oorer iaa bur
ttgt, nnar ben er uilg, iom "Sacf
8ine", blioer ben plantet mere almin'
SeIigt emo noget mroet Slags al Bar
trperne. Gen ipnes of tribes ubmer-
fet iaa Iangt peit iom til @~sisiourien
Ga ino / ipbIiSe 0oro Dafota. &por
S~erifosen bar panifelis ior at flare
iig. oil "Sncf Pine~ og "9onoeroIa
gine" pGre al foretrGffe. abe
gonoeruia" ii9r. bpis Den er al 5rs
ira glacf Sils, er meset baarofsr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Seacri.S anomihcs.

sGg pipes goOt, irsres Y Sbeifc
SaIt, ~ Sbeife Sennep, 1 toppet
Spiieife Smsr, / Spiieife Suffer, 25
SOB gobif Girls gbbifen er meget
iur, brrses bare en- lioen baIp Sop.
2ette foges / en- Gouble Boiler til Bet
er tpft og iepnt. Raar oct er folbt,
bar man en- Sop inbaffet Seleri / og
- Sop piipel 6lsOe, og imsrer Oct
paa Smsrrebrs0 lapet al grsS, iom
er baget 9agen ier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
Yrinicsic Hoteter.

9oloe "Maibe0 8~otatoes" Ifieres
cp / Strimler omtrent 2 CONNER
LANCE, / 5omme 6reo og 2 Sommer
tpffe. 9e opppes / imeltet Smsr,
oerpaa / sGg og iaa itebt grso, leg.
ees oerpoa uooper en- imurt 9nnoe og
iteaes i en- 6eo 9ageropn II Mi
nlitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

en- mn Woaoe at renie Ssi | Gas
oline a~ubeiales mcget | Ell al pore
"Woaa3ines" - man fan 10 forisge
SEN GA ie ON man liter ben beore emo
ZEN oalnle Wetbobe. Sort Ter man
ssiet iom fol rcnies sobt ODER, og
timber man 6leffer af @ognimerelie
eaer andre image 5Ieffer gnioer man
bisie no meO Smalt os presier iaa
Sleffen imeaem to stptfer srafpa.
Dir, mee ct parmrt Strpgeiern, til Den
ioripinoer. Sau gnioer man ale Dc
imubiige Steber gobt inb meb Sporp
Soap, iGtter iaa en- Bette eaer tort
ssao OBJ / en- Bale fogenbe @ano %
bar @asolinen % / gstten. 9siet,
iom ifaI renies lpgges ba oeri og ct
t9t 2oag iettes ooer. ina 8asoIiner
life iorouniier % ben itaar iaaleoes
ct Bar Elmer eqer 1atten ouer.
Raar man iaa ifal paife Ssiet, fan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

On &op Sreofrlnmter opblsoeS /
en- balm Sop Melf, itumpes iaa, til oct
er en- iepr INF Wasie og tilipttes oa
" Sbeife SaIt og 5 piipeoe sgg. Oct
bellies op / ct im1lrt Ste9eioo % tie.
oeS omtrent 10 Wimitter meb iterf
8arme og ntaa ipGies itrafs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

man gierne parnte op 8asolinelt
igien neb at bape fosenbe @nnb |
0alien uberom. Saa paiteS og gni.
bes Ssiet rigtis goot, % ipnes man
life man foar BET rent nof, fon man
sjerne gnibe mere Sebe paa. Otter
at Oct iaa ipnes at bore ooifet goot
NOT, frpiteS 8osoIinen goot no al %
rem Gasoline bapes pp / gstten til
Iigenteo nogIe 9raober oil Of Sc.
COR" Com fol tage bort @asolinens
ubebagelige Slgt) % bert lfples iaa
Seiet soot. Genne Gasoline, ionl
Fare or brugt til at ifnle / ton man
labe itaa Ell Stuno, til SmuoS %
S9be ipnfer tilbunos - beu flare
Gel fon % babies tilboge paa Die
fanoen % brugeS ieien. Naar iaa
Ssiet bar b9ngt ube | Suiten nogle
elmer, bill ben onoe 8osolin.Sugi
pGre borte og man fan presIe Seiei
meb ct Strpgeierr, JON life mao
pGre oltior narmt.
Haar man bare bill tage bort en-
8lpf meo Gasoline eler Gbloroform
er oct beoit at lGgge ct SrRfpopir
C"9lotting Rnper") unoer, iaa bill
man iom Meeel unbgua at Der blir en-
Tina omfring, ser boor 8osolinen
Iuttcr. Sfulbe Ser oIligepel blioe Ell
Rina, fan man boloe Def ooer Camp,
ino bill Den iorioinbe. Nan maa mo-
turliapis alorig BRUCE @asolin
Iprbeoen af 8ormen. aaerbeo't er
set at aiere oct noe, Der er heller life
Iare for at man fon blipe ing al
Gasoline ampen, - iom eaers fan
hpnbe, noar man itaar inoe | ct gG'
relic.
On @un6t GeriiQe fan boloeS 'rllf
lpnge, bpis man Logger Den op ! Ell
8lasfunbe, ifrller 2aaget ialt paa %
letter 9unoen poa ct fislig Steo.
8pbe Sjcm. Storc % imaa opbprieoa
6arme / Rer6eoeu al RortbfeIo, Wlnn.
Rurtbfelb or en- COB gp. 8oot 6armlanb,
eobe Stoler, ct. Glaf % Carleton GoIs
lcees. 4 3erubnner. 40 Ril ira gins
neapoIis os ct. SauI. 2ape 6ragttagter
90 bsie @riier for Sarmprooutter. 6ars
me $50 pr. acre % opoper.
Saiaa al SIG9s gnno / Riurciota,
Rort6 Oa.ota % Rontana. Seno efter
pore Girtulnrer. 2anSitrrtuinBer til
8boIeiaIe % 8etail.
Rabon 9aub Company,
NnrfhnsfN Riuu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10
SuaanSfe &aaer.

a Gnrb Smpr og Y TunS Sui.
fer rsres iomnen. A sGg beles,
9lommerne pipes og rsres / Sms-
ret, iaa rsres u Ellnb @sel / og DC
itipI1aJne sGqgeboioer. Oct inleres
nofioa tpnbt uOoper Eanber og optof.
febe chamber, Suffer og &anel ltrses
oper. Set ftcges til BET er luiebrunt
paa Soppen og ifi9res / 6irfanter
eller Spi6i Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Sper $4,000 at Dem, Der bar brust
b%aarlise % uoiliote Sleoeieparatorer al
forifielist 6abritata, bptteoe benz liblte 9lar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-10

Tar1ni$yden
for SIS ON ~f1laaneden?
Gu al bisie frnstbare 10.Aere
Garme | Mlabama. Wibnnberlan0etl

wv .
bcligsenoe u9r 0ellop Gine, @aibiugtpn
Go, alabama, peo 8aibingtpn & gbpctap
Sernbane, 80 @il fra @ulitniter.
Sc tiIbpbes III Ell / bpi Grab Ippenbe 9eis
Iigbeo til at erbperpe, til Ell nte9ei lap Rris
% paa biliae Betinaelier, ct Siem for Tenn
ielp bet NET iriigtbare 9anb tGeroen, bper
10 Ncres ol noe Ell Snfpmit af $1,000 til
5000 on @aret-hppr life alene ell, men to,
ire on enbpg fire gferpoer Tan bpites bpert
Gar paa bet famine Stptfe Spro, bppr ali=
mo. bet natirIise Regnialb % Sorbtunb
~forener fla til at betiltge Ell sapntlb Spit.
Soroen sr pasIenbe for alminbelist Nsers
brua WaiS, 8pmulb, @rpntiager, Srueiapl,
Npbber ener fpr SBniebplb, &reaturapl, 8i=
apI. Meieriorift o. I. b.
DC Ian tiebc 9ano Der paa Iana Tib nteo aarIias
GfbetaIlnaer, eaer paa imaa maancoIiae atbeiaIin,sr
al 81. 90 ON Mnnnehcn.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29
IN THE COURTS
COMMON PLEAS

The damage case of Thomas J. Cook
against Carey Hedges was assigned for
trial on October IL.
Title quieted in the case of Abe Ack-
erman VS.. Francis M, Mcconnell.
Temporary Injunction allowed and
bond and notice dispensed with in the
divorce and injunction proceedings OF
Mary Winhoven VS.. John Winhoven.
The Injunction proceedings of w. II.
Beery VS.. the Commissioners, restrain
ing order allowed, operative until fur
ther order of the court. Bond fixed
at $500.
In the case of John A. Raach VS.. u.
G. Hussey ct al, G. S. Younger was
appointed guardian ad litem of Martha
Schweinfurth and Violet Schweinfurth
Hussey. Finding made in favor of
plaintiff, quieting title as prayed for.
Judgment for 1887 was made in the
case of the Humphrey Grocery Co. VS..
Jacob Link ct al.
Judgment by default against John
MUIR for Sl2.7S and costs in one suit Of
the Arbuckle Ryan Co. against Henry
B. Hone ct al, and judgment in de-
fault for 1917 and costs against John
MUIR and Elias Howell, in another suit
Of the Arbuckle Ryan Co. VS.. Henry b.
Hone ct al.
The case of IL. A. Schwieterman vs..
Frank and L. A. Grieshop was assign
ed for hearing upon application for ap-
pointment of a receiver on last Tues
day, but the matter was not heard. 20
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29
CAS- COMPANY
VALUATIONS IN
STATE RAISED
Millions Added for Taxing Pur-
poses Local Gas Company
Is Not Overlooked.

Another demonstration of the good
work that is being done by the State
Tax commission In the movement foI
an equitable distribution of taxes
among all classes of property owners
was made when the appraisement OF
natural gas properties of the State was
made public this week.
The properties of these companies
we're increased from S20, ,4s9, 500 in 1910
to S75, ,s36,s64 in 1911. The increase is
$50, ,4lI174.
II Is interesting to note that the East
Ohio Gas Company, which supplies
Cleveland, has a valuation this year
that is greater than all the companies
in Ohio combined last year. Its ap-
praisal is 1,S43, ,437, or 81 ,423,747 in
excess of the aggregate of 1910. Rep
resentatives Of the Union Gas and Elec-
trio Co., which supplies Cincinnati,
fought hard for valuation Of not to
exceed SlO,OOO,0OO. Tho commission
put the company on for Sl5,O25,505.
The commission has increased the
valuation OF tho Celiua Gas Company
from SI,s5O in 1910 to Sl2,79O in 1911,
an increase Of 1910 That will help
some.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29
REVS. BENNETT AND
RICE ARE RETURNED
To Charges Here-List of Appoint
ments for Lima District Made
by M. e. Conference.

A the fifty-sIxth meeting of the Cen
trail Ohio Methodist Conference, held
at Marion last Monday, the assign
ment Of ministers was made. The APP
pointments for Lima district, which in
cluds Celina, are given below.
1t will be noted that Rev. Chas. Ben
nett has been returned TO st. Paul's in
this city, where he has served since
the transfer of the late DIR. PIP. Pope to
st. Mary, and with unusual success
and satisfaction TO the congregation.
Rev. Rice, who has been returned to
Celina circuit, has also met the appro-
baton of his congregations.
The assignments for Lima district
are as follows:
Superiutendent-Dr NJ. NJ. Figley,
Lima.
Celina-Charles Bennett.
Celina District-Lemuel Rice.
Allentown-R. E. Woodruff.
Convoy-Samuel w. Nets.
ersville-Samuel Given.
Delphos-George B. Wiltsie.
DixOn-William Reeves.
Elida-A. j. Bussard.
Ft. Recovery-A. c. Rainsberger.
Harold. A. Lucky.
Kalida-H. S. McCleary.
Lima Epworth, Daniel Steeker;
Grace, II. J. Jewett; Second Street, S.
r. Durham; Trinity, NJ. b. Fuller. and
j. NJ. Mills.
Mendon-J. B. Gottschall.
Middle Point-F. l.. Hook.
Ohio Clty-W. M. Keller.
Rockford-W. r. Burton.
Rushmore-J. H. Armhurst.
st. Johns-D. N. Kelley.
st. Marys-C. @. Kennedy.
spencerville-M. G. Howey.
Spencerville Cireuit-H. s. Worth
ington.
Van Wert-First Church, Jesse
Swanke; Second Church, A. II. Roe
buck.
Van Vert Circuit-F. M. Husey.
West Cairo-Bryce Nicholas.
Willshire-S. A. Beall.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29
TO Organize Relief CORPS

Members of the d. j. RoOp Post, G..
A. r. and their wives enjoyed plea
SAINT and sumptous dinner at the Post
headquarters in the Dickman block
last Saturday. The intent of the din
ner and meeting was the organization
of Relief Corps. A number of ladies
from the st. Marys Relief Corps were
in attendance at the meeting, and sew
eral of the ladies told of the work be-
ing accomplished.
Post Commander Eli Bryson and
Capt. s. A, Nic1ersOn, both gave short
addresses. Application for q charter
to effect the new organization was sent
to the department al Toledo, and it is
likely the new organization will be
effected here within the next couple Of
weeks. The names enrolled as charter
members are; Sarah a. Bryson, Stella
A. BFyson, Mary a. Johnson, Char
lotte Sller, Lydia Houts, Sophia Crock
ett Amanda w. Hale, Edith Collins,
Catherine Bellman, Mary Ayers,
Margaret Springer, sophia Harner.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29
ABBREVIATED
NEWSLETS

Mrs. Edmund Brandts and son are
spending week with relatives, at st.
Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Ida Morrill, hiss moved into a
portion of the Groves residence, East
Market street.
Mrs. Frederick Weber, of Cincinnati,
is spending week with her son, jew
eler Geo. Weber and family.
Rev and Mrs. j. L. Harman left last
Sunday for Evansville, Ind, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. p. f. Callen left Wednesday
for Cincinnati where she will spend a
couple of weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Lola Brandon, who has been
visiting relatives at Columbus for the
past four weeks, returned homo last
Tuesday.
Ray Jenkins, who has been working
on dredge at Condee, S. D., is here
for visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. N. Jenkins.
Judge Benjamin Linzeo and daugh-
ter, Mrs. 1. G. Hall, of Wapakoneta,
were wednesday guests at the Philo
LeBlond home, West Fulton street.
Harmon Shane, Coldwater young
man, fell from hickory nut tree last
Sunday while out gathering nuts with
a crowd of friends, breaking one of his
legs.
Miss Kathryn Krlegel, accompanied
bv Misses Mary and Edna Reike and
Sylvia Hymen, of Van Vert, were the
Sunday guests of Frank Gender and
family.
Mrs. Wesley Mcdonald and daugh-
ter, and Arthur Toley, of Springfield,
visited the first of the week with Agent
A. L. Mcdonald, of the L. Il. d W.,
and wife.
Mesdames j. Fl. Day and w. E.
TouVelle will entertain the ladies
aid society of the M. E. Church at the
Day residence, West Fulton street this
afternoon.
Plumber and Mrs. Frank Greek are
the proud parents of nine-pound baby
boy, born Tuesday, Here's TO MI con-
cerned, the best this old world can
hand them.
Wilbur HeiIner, of near Chattanooga,
sentenced last week to serve one year
in the penitentiary for abandoning an
illegitimate child, was taken to Colum-
bus by Sheriff Fisher, Monday.
Attorney and Mrs. G. Il. Marsh, Of
Delphos, motored TO this city, last
sunday and spent the day with tho
latter's parents, Mr., and Mrs, j. H.,
Current, East Livingston street.
Freeman Albery, who has been test
ing cars for the Flanders Automobile
CO., at Detroit, Mich for the past
summer, returned homo, last Monday,
70 take up his studies In the senior
class Of tho public schools.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29

of Celina, Dayton, Minister, Piqua,
Coldwater, Maria Stein and Botkins
will turn out in a body and execute
drills during the day. The Ladies'
Uniformed drill teams of Celina and
Piqua will also turn out in body.
These teams have gained a reputation
for splendid drill work and it will be
a treat to see them.
The male choirs of Ottawa, Minister,
Celina, Lima and Wapakoneta will
combine and sing in one grand chorus
at the devine services. These choirs
have been practicing for the past eight
months on the music for this occasion,
and several Joint rehersals were held.
The full choir will comprise in all
about seventy men.
Devine service will be held on dedi-
cation day at Wapakoneta as follows:
Low Masses at 500, $50, 700 and $3.50
o'clock and Solemn High Mass coram
episcopo at $3.50 o'clock. The arrange
ment and scedule of all trains leading
to Wapakoneta are such that ample
time will be had to attend mass in that
city. The G. H. d D. Will run special
excursions from Cincinnati, Dayton
and Toledo, and the committee is en-
deavoring to arrange special service
over the T. q o. G. railway, by having
the regular train back over the L. E.
& w. tracts to Ft. Recovery and leave
that town in time to reach Wapakoneta
at 7:18 a. M. If this arrangement is
successful schedules will be published
in next weeks papers. The Western
Ohio Traction line will have three
special cars leaving CeIlna at a. M,
and three specials leaving later in time
to reach WapakOneta at $3.50 a. m.
Minister will also have special car
service leaving that town in time to
reach Wapakoneta before $3.50 a. m.
Hand bills will be distributed later
giving the schedule of these cars.
The new church is a splendid piece
of architecture and has an extreme
length overall of 1853 #. 8 inches and
extreme width of 81 #. 10 inches. In
side length overall, 148 it. Inside
width overall, rs #. inches. Height
of steeples; 1876 #. Total seating capa-
city, 996. The church has three front
entrances and two on the side. The
alter is particular worthy of mention.
1t is beautifully hand carved and was
imported direct from st. Ulrich, near
Innsbruck, Austria. q
Elaborate arrangements are being
made to provide entertainment for
5000 people.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29
New Suits Filed

w. H. Beery filed suit last Tuesday
in Common Pleas Court against the
Commissioners, the Auditor and Trea-
surer, eDjoining the placing and col
lecting of an assessment against the
plaintiffs property for the improve
ment of a road leading from the Frahm
pike east to the Maurer pike in Hope
well township.
Mary Winhoven against John Win
hoven and George Bourelle against
Maggie Bourelle, are two suits in di-
vorce, filed last Tuesday.
The Humphrey Grocery Co., filed
suit last Friday against Jacob and An
ton Link for money due on a grocery
bill
II. A. Schweiterman VS.. Frank and
L. A. Grieshop in suit for dissolu-
tion and appointment of a receiver for
the USnion Handle Co. of Chickasaw.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29
LOOSE METHODS
COMPELS DAD TO
MORTGAGE FARM
Owner of West Fayette Garage
Drops Out of Sight and In
nOcents Hold the Bag.

A Celina special TO the Wapakoneta
Daily News, under date of September
20, says:
Considerable surprise was created
here yesterday when IL was learned
that Carl Knatz, of the firm of Miller
d Knatz, had disappeared. The firm
has been doing business here for a
number of months, the first mentioned
member of the firm coming here from
st. Marys,. while the latter, son OF
Geo. Knatz, came hero from Wapak-
Oneta. II is understood that the busi-
ness affairs of the company have not
been running as smoothly as could be
desired, and that the elder Knatz was
on his sons paper for something in
the neighborhood of $4,000"
While there was hardly any surprise
here over the disappearance of young
Knatz, as he was known to but very
few people of this city, several bust
ness men, il IS rumored, are bemoan-
ing his unheralded leave-taking.
Knatz came up missing two weeks
ago last Saturday, and it was at first
supposed he had gone on a visit to his
parents, just sou Of Wapakoneta.
He has been conducting garage on
West Fayette street, and had the agen-
cy for tho Hudson touring car. 1t Is
stated here that several Celina bust
ness men were interested in his agency
holdings and that they are holding the
bag, while it is also said that his faith
er had TO mortgage his farm to redeem
a couple of notes on one of the Celina
hanks for about Sc 600
Henry Miller ofSt. Marys, who has
been acting as salesman for Kuatz, was
not interested in the firm, as stated in
the Wapakoneta news item from here,
but is continuing the garage for the
Celina parties interested.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29

Herman Rose, aged 40 years, we'll
known resident Of Marion township,
died rather suddenly at his home at
Sebastian early last Sunday morning.
Saturday he was In this city, where
he consulted a physician in regard to
his health. He had been suffering for
several years with tubercular trouble,
and last Friday spit up some blood.
His physician did not think his condi-
ton anyways serious, but Mr.. Rose
worried about it, and after returning
home Saturday evening made his viii.
He ate n hearty supper and retired,
seemingly in his usual health. About
3 o'clock Sunday morning, however,
his wife awakened to find him breath
ing his last.
He was a son of Mrs. Bernadine
Rose, who, with his wife, survive. He
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29
Why Big Business Fights the Initiative and Ref
endltn1- Illinois Ruled BY Minority

it. The Till had majority of 33 in
the House, but to submit a constitu-
tional amendment requires a two
thirds majority Anyway, while the
SO men in the House who voted for
the bill represented 447 1908 voters, 60
men represented 12S,39S voters-and
the 60 won. That is, Big Business won
with a. minority vote.
That is what Big Business calls
representative government" and
that's just the kind of representative
government" Big Business wants 1t
wants government that represents
Big Business in everything and the
people in nothing. Is that what you
want2
Remember this: In legislatures Big
Business wins most Of its victories
Tith minority vote. Its private, SO.
crer system Of initiative and referen.
dun enables Il 10 win in that way
But with peoples system Of inltia.
tive and referendum a minority can't
WIN over the majority.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-09-29

The vacancy in tho st. Johns Luth-
eran Church pulpits in this city and
Hopewell township, caused by the res
ignation Of Rev. j. II. Harmon, who
left this week for Evansville, md
where be takes charge of larger con
gregation, will be filled by Rev. f..
Reitz, of Danbury, Ohio, who has ac-
cepted the call to this city.
Rov. Reitz for several years has had
charge of the Lutheran churches at
Danbury and Marblehead. He VIII
not likely reach here until the middle
of October, and there will be no preach
ing services in the churches here in
the interval.