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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

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fltege ais acknowledgements, Gie.
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besonatelu miro, oeitn Ole 9odforn.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
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fotplls 5n, melfe iolq6llo Ialtet.
PM Irtrog lpllroc Or. 20. 6
sseilel iftlloia b~efnp0eir fpie amaze.
tlo9t. Gltf antrag BON Or. ;slron
lpitroe befd1loifen 6os llrtbeH ocoen
or. Beiiel 81 hispenoircr fit SeTt
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Or. @eifeI 6en g~ntorSerun.
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Dfan iiebt bier Dab ppif ald1r,e1t.
Ger 5teifpred)iiltg iidt bic Reoe
81. Grdr Snffnrr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

gpItellt jur 6eitcn @efriebiglule beS
0iitrifta.
Nadbur 6ris 3inrmerlp mad
te alll Sitcrtage eil1en aalsilit9 rad)
SDellsoiae I'M Ieinen %oortlpobnslr-
ben SileQe : Glterit 9ailieI Sdafi-
.iter llnb 6rertp0en eiuen 9eilif aE.
6lltattea1.
Ilpguit @ebrllo perIor leeia
@odle cine ir~ertbnolle <b, aucides
mir i'm GIN grober &erlatit lit.
Ill9ltit Berger retite ont 9iens
tag lladl a1ltus l,llt bieier SomlltSr
oaiclbit 5lt blsiber.
SoDn Wteicr DON S~flolonto
iuar bter lette @od}e INN bcm sc.
grdbiiB ieilter ueritorbensr Miutter
Inlto Mtcicr beiSlpobnAp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Ban

Nm G%almionntl9 1uitroen in
Scr 3ionSfirdje emma Mnlaraoa
Fufilter, Slora GIiiie Clara &ilff.
lter unb 6rie6rid) Seinrid) 9erta1ar6
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lnlrt mte0er jiGnlid mobl.
Serr Srarlf MeDer lit iiir bas
fpnrncllSc Sdruliabr Sitlil Sebrcr ser
8np.S dnle erlu1blt tporGen.
Sri. Wiartla @ungoll bat Die
Soit @ia ShuIc ntiiaegcbcn uno
miro uprausiidtlid) ibrc Sdmetcr
Die Sdpule iibernebmen.
Im Siterntonto9 beiudytcat
0crr @p. Sber9 in 8eglqitlu1 poll
Serrn 80. Mepar 6cs Gritarsn Mllt,
tGr III 9i9 Berger
Gie @ebrii5er HuuireDer, bon
Grofe, beiitfter ebenfals om Otter.
montn9, bier ibren bel Serrn 6. On
gclbred}t mgsiteatcn 9ri,Sar S6eo.
Guqnp,per.
0icnSto9 ba, is. Ipril per.
iolnlnclte lid Der Board 6es @ascp.
mace 9ibeI &ercinS bel Scrrl Ga,
ilor y. 8netNer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Charlotte.

2cego Bros. ii,pb bier nit
ihrcr Sdgcmii6le oar ser Mrb.it Sas
&alpboii iiir4 6ris 2itnberg's arob3
Sde1tre ST idgen.
,Srls. @lita, &aluia ullb Ailp
TIA Siefmanrl, maren iiber ole Sci.
.ertaa bier bel ibrelr @ltern SIT BE.
Iltd).
&erpa Miler. melder am
&tNnudtislnlls rad)t ifliinm er-
fralrft mar beiittet lid nieNer oil
Ser Selcrurp.
Tralt Srib 2anber9 tuilroc Ieb.
ten Somstog onl0bIif hires sc.
burtsta9es NIT ether &artp bsGadyt
HDicbno.
Goiln @Ameper IGbt Cit bib,
IdJes nelles 8obnfaltS bnller.
Z. g. Gabia batte lcetc @pd1g
hos lllrgliid 0ab beim SfGrien eli.
ner SG9e, cilr Stofliplitter ibin ms
gltgc flog luro OaSieIbc id,Iimm be-
idSaoigte.
&apup 0tolpiii, Don Crate,
lit kit letter @od}e M &orii'S Bic.
8elai anJeifelt.
&an. ar;ftc Iisgt ). 3. red,t
franf 6ani2ber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Canaan

Gle N0Dofofelr Norter ulL6
Senslep fonrelt Iebten Samstog bier
Ourdy AMI ocm &ege llnd) Blanc.
@cnrp 8ittnoing iu1ier ireller
&paobosS, lit fleibi9 oarau Die BIC
G. cis;3N@ii2rr.
Sotn MSeper. uoi1 Serns, mar
lebte @od)e bier III ieiarer friibcren
@eintatb 5l Seiud, bel 6reuu0clt
llIho 8etalultclt.
Sobn Sralrbborit lGbt bier
Nrobe Maifal &ail Hooo lics idyln.
a2n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
8aScunaoc.

6ralt &eurp 8~lpo5enppcr lit
ourd) idnr1re &ronfbeit ans @ett
gefcilelt. Sbre S6neiter bon
0WciopilIc fGn bicrGcr il ilrcr
&crpflcgllng.
2pl,is Hle6tscr's sSo1nili, bot
Iia) bon oclp MaicrG1 mis0cr gang.
I'd crbolt.
Sic biSiigc Sdu,le miro NOR
geit CSamst1g) lire SdyluBieierIid)-
felt dbtaltelt, Scberlnalm lit freltnb-
eiip3sloOal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Nntlf.

Ger Srauerrl8erei Der @p. Ct.
GaiiIs @ameinre fpridjt 1iernit lei.
iielr bersliffteb onrtf ans @lllen mel.
DIE otrd ibre &airfliit bo5il beitrl.
gen Den 8n5ar 81 einem erfole 5ii
maten; ebanfaas 8ailf fiir ollie Ga
ben; alib hen biIisbereitcn ulpO tbd.
tigen @Iiebern 6es @ereins foipie
allen Minner1t tpeld1e init bolfen
Elm Soft DergeItSl
Ger SrdtenpG erein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
Ner @erth Nas itc1lerntli1h.

gen Gigcutbunts inn Stoate @iiilouri
betrGgt lallt oem @eridyt ser Stunts,
ollSgleidumgS- 9ebor6e $t,495,2t5,.
OO1, cine 3ltlobnte bon $3f,226,.
143 i'm Ser9Ieid gu borigcn S,a6re.
Son Der 3unabnle f1at oie Gutlne
BON $6,926,255 onf ct. 2oltis, goer
20 Eroaeltt. 9as ct. Qolaier Gfeelp
tlinm ut fir $542, 540,775 cirtqe.
dlatt. ct. 2oiris Golnitp wiro aiif
5O,76S,716 Steltern Sablen, cine
3ultnbn1e bon $1,467,35 i'm ser.
alcid 5itlft oorieen SATIRE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

Berger

8ln. Sod, uio 6amilic 'parelt
iiber Die Siterll bier ais @Gitc Ser
6anilie e. u. SAL.
Gaill Slttbcr, meld;sr al ser Gun.
aa1crt5iinoung iebr beoenflid) or.
frnnft oarniebcr log, befinbet lid
SIR 6rcitoe icillcr .5nmiIic lnto bic.
len 6rcrn6e lpicber u,ti Der geiie.
r1fl1.
2ollis @ocacr. pon abortion, nlb
0elien camille mar am SonrSog
bier bel ocn Gltcrn 5it @einf,.
Scrmonn Sdaiirsr ltro Santilic
limo mad hermann iih~eriieOelt, mo
mir iDrler beites @nblerse)cn 1piin-
iteH.
Die Berger Sfnlc miro bcl1tc
NIT ciitcr clttiprcdJanben Seller Slnil
SfluB fonmeu. Sin biibidlca
&%loJranam iit auieeitellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
@ihenbera

Die Sb{ibGlume limo BIER in
fdy6mfter BIiitbe aiiub fpeitt iett fem
Sroit mebr eintritt, giebts cine
reft quite Sbiterrte.
gagentiiuer Sacc6 &mtter bat
ieine SGgemiibIe oali Der Sartn ops
Scrrn Sacob 2~ottrnann ~dilfgeitelt
I'M saifbol5 ~ ideen fir ole ge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21
ipubner ser ~ltinaedeipS.

Gpite &eientnrltl. fpeIde iii
ct. Soliis tpar, erfrai,fte onfeIbif
uno befinbet lid, iest in Der eIters
lidsan Saintntb alif ser geiierup9.
Die SdllIe IN Golfers Sdynt.
0iitriff fam lette ISOLDE gum gb!
ihlaib. 2ebrer u. 9. GiinfcI mar
E1faI5it oils 9ebrep 5tuei Sermile all.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

grmcr Champ Glarf! ylad,oem
ltr leilc @artciseroiieiu alS Sradpr
aller Wfadlt eittfleibct, baltcn lie linn
lest Htln Croft Dos &6antom eilter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dor. llno
or 1d9eiItt beinabe baron III aIuu.
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-21

@gtcitl0c AGp1Df.
Gbriit GaInuicr lulo &. 6. acis.
Ter, non Scrmoiml, iporen leBteii
Won.tsJ in @didGften bier.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27
Elm GroUe

Plus Phister has three fine specimens
.ofpumpkins on exhibition at Bretz q
Myers clothing store mt Celina. Their
respective weights are So, IS and 65
pounds, the one weighing 20 pounds
measuring foot In circumference.
Mrs. John Steele called on Mrs. Joe
McGoo last Thursday.
Mrs. Eva Smith, Of Lima, visited
with her brother, Albert Palmer and
family last week.
Miss Pearl steel, of Colina, spent
last Saturday and Sunday at the homo
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Steele.
Il. p. Andrews and wifo called at the
home of Albert Palmer and wife last
Thursday.
Miss Ollie Palmer, of Colina, Is as
sisting i'm making apple butter at her
brother Alberts this week.
Joseph Myers and wife are entertain
ing company from Louisville, Ky, this
week.
The Bennet Literary Society will
meet at the Elm Grove school house
this Friday evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27

choly looking and small, to be sure,
but which would probably grow In
deed, perhaps this was what the man
ager was waiting for, suggested Tenny
Lynne that evening when the begin
ming Of the performance was 30 min
utes overdue OF the riding-habit of
Nine. Jones, as of the corset-strings
pertaining to Rosina, queen Of the
slack wire-of unrequited love and
sacrifice propitiatory, of vengeance in
mysterious ways. Tenny was happily
oblivious.
Many fellows had cut recitations to
see the parade and to attend the mat
inee performance, but socially the
event Of the day came off after sun
set Then on the circus grounds were
to be seen townspeople, mucker and
patrician, members Of the faculty theo-
logues and academicians en- masse.
The fellows laid in vast supplies Of
popcorn and peanuts tested the ele-
plants with the conventional plug of
tobacco, visited all the side-shows and
the menagerie, and finally, when they
were about to take up a collection for
the purpose Of getting the bearded
lady a shave, the performance began.
There is a pyrotechnical outburst Of
melody from the two bands and Rosina
enters upon the sawdust wearing the
colors Of the senior class. Wild cheers
and fervent encores reward her ma
jesty Of the wire. Next appears
a deluded lady contortionist in the
crimson Of rival academy. Her gold
filled smile and venerable collar-bones
do not save her from obloquy and
soorn. She retires ignominiously
pelted with popcorn. At length there
is startling discharge of small-arms
from the band-stand, crack of the
ringmasters whip, and in the entrance
from the dressing-tent appears Mile.
zingarella.
Milly zangarella ~ the Eques-
trienny," portentously declaims the
gentleman in evening clothes. "Milly
zangarella-pe petite, pert and peerless
1.-The little zingarellap
She wears the riding-habit of Nine.
Jones, and from between her shoulder
blades tlutters veil of the collegiate
blue Her face is flushed a dull even
red from her collar to the fringe Of her
sandy hair She clings to the born
Of the saddle, and the glare of her pale
eyes is fixed between the horses ears.
The band quickens its tempo and the /
horse falls into the leaning canter Of
the ring.
Hi! Ginger!" shrieks a small boy .
from the level Of the canvas caves.
Viva la Ginger Alel"
Three times three for Mile Gin
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27

dals of snowy kid that might fifty have
trodden the crimson carpets of heaven
so thought mademoiselle In fact
she thought many things about the ST.
gnor, and none of them unpleasant
things.
What things the signor thought un-
fortunately had entirely to do with an
other than Mile. Zingarella-with one
Rosina, queen Of the slack wire. Her
majesty also rode in the great car Of
melody, on the rear seat close beside
Signor Gaspardi. The signor had hurt
his collar-bone the day before; indeed
he was not sure that he had not
busted" it, he said. He found it a
great relief to put his arm along the
back of the queens seat and to rest
his head on her majesty's shoulder.
Perhaps he snored a little, or groaned
when the car swayed over a rut. Poor,
heavy-headed laddie, thought Rosina.
Her majesty did not doze. She sat
bravely upright, with her feet on the
big bass drum her heart leaping high
and higher on the slackness Of her
thoughts, just as her majesty scared
on the silver wire. Her majesty was
pretty and (for a circus LADY, young,
and the dawn's ermine glow upon her
cheeks was quite as brilliant as could
be gotten anywhere for two shlllings
the box.
Mademoiselle, trudging slowly in
the dust, might have seen the CLEAN Of
the signor's blonde name and his en-
circling arm, had she chosen to raise
her eyes above the golden bar of the
band wagon. But she did not Mile
Zingarella Hoolihan was vindictively
pondering how, when and where she
might, with most disastrous result,
sever her majesty's corset strings.
Also, she was wondering whether she
herself, by any possible means short
of a donkey-engine, could be gotten
into the riding-habit of Nine. Jones,
the managers wife.
The very biggest circuses do not
come to Dawnsbrink but it must not
be supposed that this was ten-cent
show The price of the general ad-
was rs cents. with reserved (
seats one quarter more, and fur
ther charge of ten cents, two nickels,
or one dime, for the concert after the
main show. There were two rings in
the big tent with stage between \
them There We're two bands under .
contract never to play the same tune
at the same time, and steam calliope
whose notes at frequent intervals dur
ing the day woke all the echoes be-
-ween Prospect Hill and the West par
sh. In the menagerie, moreover, were
three Of them, very melan.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27
Anthony Woegto and wife were Da

Anthony Woeato and wife were Day
ton visitors over sunday.
Bernard uppenkamp left for Miohi-
gan last week 10 visit friends and view
the land.
Jos. Abols ia having an addition
built to his house,
Pike superintendent j. II. Stoggo-
man is having our. pike nxod up by
distributing several car loads Of gravel
over IT,
John and Verona Thiomau, OF ST..
Henry, and Miss Clara Gardner, OF
Celinu, were among The many visitors
here Monday.
Last Monday afternoon az o'clock
Archbishop Moeler, of Cincinnati, ar
rived here and WAS escorted from the
parsonage 10 tho church by nine
priests, the children, tho Young MEMS
and the Young Ladies' SOdalitles of the
congregation. After an eloquent SER
mon which was full of inspiration to
both old aud young ho gave the Saora-
mont OF Confirmation TO sixty-three
boys and girls. The services closed
with "Te Deum."
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27
Public Sale

Inc undersigned Will sell at public SALE
70 the highest bidder. at his farm, located
one mile southeast Of Zenz City, and three
miles west and one-half north OF Burketts-
vile, on MONDAY, October 80 the follow
Ing property. tO-wit:
Two head Horses-One marc years old,
mare years old.
Also Jersey COW and calf.
Hogs-l brood SOW and z pigs by side, B
shoats, weighing about 1876 pounds each
buck.
Farming Implements Consisting OF one
broad tread wagon and box ! low-wheel
truck wagon, 2-horse oliver riding cult
Vator, U0-tOoth spike harrow, ] I6-tooth
l-horse harrow. New Bremen breaking
plow. Also 100 shocks corn in the field.
one lS-horse Garr-Scott traction engine.
with cab and jacket, in good condition; in
ber traction engine.
One 33X52 Garr-Scott separator good as
new all attachments; No. Birdsall clover
huller, In 1rst-class condition; S-row Nc
Oormick corn husker, good as new; / steel
water tank and wagon, / wooden water
tank and wagon; tank pumps with hose
and all complete, circular wood saw 1850
feet S-inch i-ply Candy drive belt, l20 feet Z
Inch i-ply Candy drive belt, canvas covers
ana many other small tools and articles too
numerous TO mention,
VIII also sell my farm Of 40 acres; new O.
room house, cellar, good rock we'll, fair
barn and out-building, good bearing or
chard.
Sale to commence at lOa.m.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
HENRY SCHLARMAN.
Scott q Knox, auctioneers.
Il. A. Myers, clerk.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27

the signors knees. She opened her
eyes and semed to listen for the ring
masters voice.
Your call, she gasped raising her
eyes to his face. you fool-hitch-
get a novel" She turned her head
and kissed the silken feshings of the
signor's knee, then watched him dis
appear into the glare Of the arena.
Through the opening she could see his
white sandals, left on the crimson car
pet, and putting forth her hand, could
almost feel the canvas vibrate with
the swinging trapeze.
Rosina, costumed for the concert,
came from the opposite corner of the
tent. She had been crying, and the
powder drifted beneath her brows
scarcely served to conceal the redness
Of her eyes. She wore to match her
gown a handful of wilted carnations,
which the signor had given her that
morning. She took the flowers from
her belt and laid them gently on the
blanket at mademoiselle's feet.
"l-am-very sorry!" she said. Her
majesty was pretty and her voice un-
like a circus ladys. And she under
stood both the use and abuse of rouge.
Mile. Ginger kicked the flowers over
into the mud beneath the horses feet.
Then she closed her eyes and waited
-waited-waited
Tenny and st. John, climbing the
hill after the performance was over
and the tent down, passed priest
on his way to the side of the injured
girl
she might get well" said ST. John,
hopefully.
She won't" said Tenny.
she might-and start a little store
or something, and all the fellows
would buy soda water and rabbits and
hot-dogs"
she won't"
She might-and perhaps the fellow
in the pink tights might come back
and marry her." persisted st. John,
day-dreaming, with the startled So |
licitude of an elephant crossing an un- |
accustomed bridge.
He won't" answered Tenny, gloom
ily He's going to marry that slack
wire woman. Saw him kissing her be-
hind the band-stand."
You see" he went on, surveying the
rising moon with disapproval "the
Fates are grown sour with the full
ness Of their years-they are cynicall
Almost any one. if he were young
enough. could run the universe better
than It is being run. OF course, we
have steam heat and electric light, and
liquid air, submarine boats, automo-
biles and airshiPs, and as many forms
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27
SkeeLSXRoadS

Mrs. Guy Knox called on Mrs. John
Knox Wednesday of last week.
Alice Florence of Manton, Mich, il
here visiting with friends.
Prof. James Rhodes Will give show
at our place this coming Friday and
Saturday nights. Admission ten cents.
Everybody invited.
Edward Sohroyer and wife went to
Trumbul county to look after their
new home.
Mrs. Frank Meyer is on the sick list.
Andy Boice had horse to get its log
in fence and it Is unable to stand on
it now.
Mary Florence is improving at this
writing.
Miss Rosa Weiglo spent Saturday
visiting at the school.
Mrs. John Florence and youngest
son have returned home, while the
eldest son, who has been working on
dredge in Illinois, has left for Iowa,
where he will be engaged in the same
kind of work.
Mr.. Humbert and family have NOV
cd on the Cotrill place.
Otis Leininger is sick with Typhoid
Fever but is better at this writing.
The school has organized a debating
society and will debate for the first
time next Friday.
Mrs. A. j. Boise and daughter, Eel
ma, spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Frank Meyer.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27

Of enlightenment as there are taps on
a soda-fountain, but we are made to
live squalid lives and to die tawdry
deaths-just as usual-and the music
of the spheres is ta-ra-ra-boom-de-
aye!
THAT poor girl of the circus-she
might at least have died under the can
vas, with her head on the athletes
knee, with the scent Of the sawdust in
her i1ostrils and the turned sod and
the sweating horses, hearing the rat
tie of the band But she didn't. She
will die early tomorrow in some mis-
cradle little lodging down by the
tracks--alo ne-with a woolly-headed
old wolnan,-in the gray dawn. And
there VIII be a smell of frying!"
Very early, before it was yet light,
Tenny was awakened by a heavy rum
BILE of many wheels. The tent-wagons,
with long cavalcade Of cages and
chariots, were passing up Main street
on the way to Reading. He watched
them, lying on the windowseat in his
study He saw the CLEAN of the
tarnished gfldings and the glare Of
the moon IN savage eyes. Aloft, in
the smoky glow of the wild torches,
sat man and woman. She was
asleep, with her feet on the big drum
Her head rest ed on his breast and his
arms were about her. A little wind
blew cool from beyond the dawn's
brink, and the signor was watching
lest it bring rain and wet her
majesty's beautiful face.
Long after the last painted car had
swayed over the edge of the hill and
into the plain beyond, Tenny heard
the cry of a wild beast, distant, shrill,
unholy.
THAT came very opportunely," said
Tenny, blowing a cloud Of smoke
across the face Of the moon.
She must be dying now-poor Mile.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27

Thore will be masquerade box sup
per, also a chicken supper including "A
whole meal, tomorrow evening, at tho
Town Hall. The benefits for the base
ball team. Everybody come and
have a good time
Sugar beeis are so plentiful in this
community that they cannot procure
cars fast enough to have them shipped
away.
Eddie Jones has made an addition to
his house. Guess he intends to sur
prise his wife when she comes home.
George Voudenbosch is visiting his
daughter in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Flora Nuss, of Minister, was the
guest Of Mrs. George Vondenbosch and
daughter, Ida, the past week.
Our veterinary surgeon, DIR. Nels Nc
Neal, is very busy at this writing.
The afternoon train has changed
back to old time.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-27
FRANK v. sHORT. calm
SHERIFF'S SALE.

George Knatz, Plaintin,
VS..
OaH KnAtz. Defendant.
order OF Sale No. 1881. Page 5000, Doeket II
Mercer Common Pleas
Rf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, To
- mo directed by CLERK OF Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF AuRlaize County, Ohio, 1 Will
oHer Tor sale to the highest bidder, at the
cast door OF the Court House, in Oelinn.
Mercer County. Ohio. on
Monday, November 9, AID. 1911,
AZ o'clock pm, on said day, the following
described real estate. to-wit: Situated In
the county OF Mercer, and State Of Ohio. to-
VII: Lots Nos. u, ~, 78 and "a, in Lake
view addition 20 the Village OF Oelinn, Mer-
Ger county, ohio, as the same Is known on
tho plat OF said village.
Appraised at $4,000.
Terms-Cash.
Given under my hand at Celina. Ohio. tbis
25th day OF October, 1911
SHELL NJ. FISHER, Sheriff.
BY Geo. M. Betz, Deputy.
r. NJ, HON, Attorney.