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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
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- Ter s ssahr. aIt. gbDuro 3nber
pon no 36f6 SDsins gscn. Nps.,
nurne asItern an EpriHg @rope Mpt..
nab. Der q. & 8. GiitnbdbHs Bride
pom sinsm Wagen Der 0!crf 5trdbt
ainis esiroIien unb auf oie Ssiis ess
Tcoleubsrf. CT tpurbt In einem 5ufdHtg
bts Deoss spmmeneeH auionobu Hah
Der Cffice eints arSies ano BON ocrf
beima,braft. Der Rndbe triist BEL
bem llniaa Ihpsre acntufionrn uHD
i.b.nfaLs auh innsre 8srlssunssn.
Der 40 1obre oIts Gh. Goiudrbs.
BON SO. 203 1gain Strdbe. tin Aness
gt,IIt,r Der amsricuu Babe & Mstsr
Co, so. 1888 Spring 0rcpe ADe..
perungliidie eeiisrn Ddhreno Der Ars
belt DaDurt. DoB er bon staem nteosrs
foII,nbeu ltpertn Gif.nfsiif sstroffen
tpurb,. Der 9erungliidte ipurDe na4
bem itIbtiifen 6ofpitnI etbrdfts mo
e I'D, berousftellts. bdb er aubtt orls
Deren gerlsbungtn mshrtre Htpptn'
Bride srlitien bate.
- frau 4nRis Goiugin. 65 Sabre
ali. pon williamsburg. 8, isisg gss
tern abenn an Der Gde ber 8. Strnbs
unb Brcocpop pom sinsm Strdbtns
bahnpaa.n ob unb f4iftt Iih on. Die
Gtrobs sn trtussH, nls iie bon Der In
bemislben AnaenbIid hrdnH1htHetss
Gntlen Cor go. 407 geircffen inD 5ur
Gtise aihlsnptri parbt. Sif fpnrDs
nad, otm itdbtiifsn 6Opisol sfbrohs.
100 es iid, berausiteliit. bdb fie NIT ssiss
beDeuitnesn Ghrnmmen unb Ronsas
fionen eopongtfommsn ipcr, jsboh ins
folae bes dusgtftanbensn Sfredtns
sine Rfrpensrfniiiteruns erlitteH bdits.
- Der q aabre alie Griedk Jobn
parbibcs, sin Eahtnonseiientet oes
clinton 6ottls, 5Os iih geitern ndbs
rtnb Der Mrbtit fhiimme 8riibUuHnsn
an 6Gncen unb Armen nno an Dbers
fcrpes Az. CT iparbt nab BEN
| ItGbsii6en SOfpital sebro6t.
aorrp RanH Elm n Sabre al.
Ter 4nFtzeider bon 80. 1888 Gentroi
4pe., fisl osiiern an Der Gde Der Z.
| Gtrobg uHb Gsntrdl aps. p0H fintus
Gtrabfnbahnp1sfH nnb goa fi4 tins
Thlimms Qopfnuabe 5u. or Uurbs In
| Der autnsa sambulans mad bem ftdbtis
| sden 5cipiiaI ssbrcGt- -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

Iihen groprdnrn. an ipeld)em Iith cine
srobs anSnbl 9iiretr bsthsiIissn ipsrs
ben.
Die hieIige neue beutihs Bethel
Rirfe. puitor 8. Il. Gidmnnn, irirD
am n6dfttn Gonntae Wlorsen unD
Mbeno MT eirem muiitalifhsn Pre-
grdmm feierIid eingetpeiht. paitrr
Sulius 0Gnge bon Cincinnati fpirb bic
Gsftprtoigt bolten.
Rihorb GHii, 30 Sabre aft,
ipelder iiineit bon Cincinnati nah bier
tam unb i'm Srfprbsr Rstreat. nabs
Orforp, 8eIhGftisung fanD. lpirD pers
nibt. gr binttrlieb iedps tpertbIoi,
Ghsds, ouI ptlfe bin er ptrFditosns
Summen GeIpes erholten, bate. Gl
mietbete sin 6uhrpert bon otm 2eib'
itdlIbeiiber Carl 9dfer, nm ongeblid
na6 bsm benahbartsn ReiIn Su fahren
Dus Guhr inert tpuroe geltern Wcresr
nabe Grforo an elmer 3nunthiir angs'
buuben etfunbtn.
Ter bier Sabre altt Gppin
SDbndtn Der GomiIi: Gbtpin Gbel DOT
Der Wiliiin glpenue. goB porsefterH
cine adnne gdioIin In ben aiihencisn
Cine Grploiion erfolste uno p:m ana
ben purbs one rthte oonb erhebIid
ptr5raHiis.
Rep. 5tepben q. Tldhpns pcT
Wnnsfislo, SbtD, tpirb puhriheinltt
als glohfole,r BON Rep. VI. 3. auitir
oie pfarritsiIs an Der grnsn Wstbooi
ftsnsRirdle srbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

Die uneiaenniibigs abGtietsit bef
Deutfnsn soiIFaDsrtine i'm ansianb
fdnn nift bod gsnus sineejfdst iptr,
ben unb ibre 8ebtutune 1T I'm Jns
lonbe Ieibsr ali Iuenie bsiannt, I'm
rihtig eefpiiroigt 5u iperoen. Sis
finb Dereinieungen, bic. ipis betdnnt.
Dor a[em auf pis Grboltuns bes oeuts
T6en 9Olissbums i'm ausldnbt be-
baft iinb, boben bod Die getpnhrten
lIntsritiibunesn nod Den poItspOltttr
fhsn 3ntd, in btn untsrItilbssn oos
6timaikmpfinben 81 ftdrttn unb ir
BEN aroben etoonten asrnetnid'
mtr Gtdmmtssussb6risttti Su 0itnen
9em DeutTten, Der TN Jnlonoe isiH
gclfsibum l,iber Oft ernitorigt UNI
ones Hrembs in ben 6inm.I erbebt,
ceb<n aefp0bnfirb trit i'm anslofoe
unter Gtammesfumbsu, bic Iugsr
iibtr ben Mkrtb Der 6tdmmtsasHOi
fenFhdFt ouf. 6ieriH lam ihm ods
tleine 5hipeiserpoit porbiloIih isIn
bds init sdtwr aisbe an isinemBOlfs'
| itdmm hdngt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

crosntbmen Srribnms, Der n,ir bttnaft
bas qsben assoIist bate. Damn bs.
opEsn lie bic Mrdipe bts Dcyits nno
BE bes goitamtts NIT gtireItnm liso
Eiedten lie an. Gtesn 12A llhr for-
tnirten lie iI6 fpiebtr uHD sogtR lin
rad, Der airhe 5nriid. no iis tnfipsrs
fen nus bem Dorfs bdiieH lie 500
Dollars unb ungefdbr 35 aarsbIntr
unO biperie piItolen NIT Strtt l0O
qIatrpnen mitgtnomHfn. uno strpa
spdnsio R1nntr fclsstn itHsn nuf Den
appell r;5rtiipilIigs Dor!"
allle Disie 2eute Gpart, gut bttpuffs
mel unb maHtsn ben Ginhrud BON
GnffhloFenbtii nno stdltbliitigftts,
Ger ben RsaisrunssirappsH gdn5lid
Fshli; TisSiplin, Die Grunolags Hsilss
tcrifftn ErFoIess, ldbi auf beiotH
geiten Iebr sn tpiinfden iibris. Mas
bas 5hifben dnbetrifft, 70 Fino often.
bar bic SnfureeHttn BARN sutit rOrs
aus, oa DieIs ron ihnsn pycftiifpn<De
Sdaer Tino, ano ih babe Oft pem siHeH
COR etin dnbersn bitftr Snoiautr
msinen RorabiHer init elmer patrons
aeltehen I'm mir sinen 6irih brinaen
AZ laFTtn, un nttmaIs habtn tie mid
entt1uidf.
Gorid (Ginaloa). IA. april.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
2ofal 8eridt.
Giienbabnclerf
l!aig Der anflaae Der ilHisrIdlsazHg
ptrbaftet.

Der % Sabre aItt arleisb Domm
BON Wlt. 5eaItbp, puroe seitsrnAkno
In benz QussHblidt. Gls er isine Wch'
HuHa bsirelsn pollte, poH ben 0es
kimpolijifttn Spetrsp uno 6ouils
Ion perbdftst unp in bem pciistis
nutomobil nah Der Central citation
aebrdt,t, mo sr unter Der Nnsldge Der
llnterihlaeuns sineeiperrt iuuros,
Tpmm mar Bis Dor Rursen dls
grnt,toaent Der 6. 8. uno .. Esiens
bohn in gumminsptne angeitelt uHe
ioa aIs folder 1892 unterihldgsE
bobtn. Die DtrbaftuHs erfoigtt ailF
BsranIaTrng Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der G,tFonetnt betheutrse fsine nHs
ibulD unO ertIdrts bisi.Ibs lsi4i naha
lUeifen gu t0nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
N e iu p o e {.

Die Reiupsrt Office fur Sas rGia.
einuatier Gplfsblatt" beiinbet ad in
go. 339 gOrf Straie, ssesnaber benz
GSrrtbauis, mDlsl6it Reaisfeiten, An-
seigen u. I. To. bis 10 u6r 40 Ninntes
abenos eutgegeueenDmnieR lper6eR.
Selcpbpu Eonth 2401.
-Das OTfi3ieae proeramm fir Die
8rIbsrihmitungsfeter auf bsm Sms
mergriin 5risbbpfe am 8isnitas,
30, Ntai, 1T Joleenoes:
@rOffnunssrsbs Commander bee
BofteHs.
Quartet - rasaD, ainOlp Sight"
Dnte,
@opron, 5rl. Gina g pisb; dit
SRI. Jba Spieb; 9enor, 9rof. Bm
Bed; Bob, ). B. 6aas; 8sglsi,
term. 5rau Barbara Cornelius
Gebet -goits 8aplan.
G4luBfeisr Commander, ,&apIon uni
Sffisisre.
5oIp: rSefus, 2opsr of mn Soul"
@illiam 5. Gmerlou.
Snpoeation- Rep. @. 6. Qinoiep.
,Gincoin's abrsFe"-5. r. 8epldnb
Quartet Rod Of Ages~.
Dublsp Bud.
Reeitatiou .GoDer Tkm Sper".
1yrau R. 6. Dbittng.
Sration Reo. Sobn q. 5hoiblp.
r4meriea Gefunssn bon aaen I'm
tpefenben.,
Segen Rep. SO. 6. 2inbiap.
@efunbbeitsbsamtsr Or. Sob
5nbb tonfis5irte aeftern TOO pfunl
Gleif1 aus bem Goben bon Ssrae
RisrdG. bds angebii9 uHgenieBbo,
ietn iod uHb faHbts Is Hd9 bDssffii Den
gopingtou Qremaiorium. Der Giaatl
pHre Sopb SnfpectDr ]. B. MeGar
Lamb DON 2erinstOa lulp Or. g. 9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

- Die 5rauen Goritsr, Ruetler.
Glett, anode, Cab, Cams u. 81. Wseper
DeraHftalten morsen gum 8eitsn Der
Gp. prot. ct. SobannsszGirhs, Belt
pue, Elm Raffsetrans6en in Der airdk,
- Geors Balofpin, Der feline gran
nno Hinber NIT .inem Wefer bebrobis
murbe DoH Rihter Gblep BON GGptor
nm $50 uno aOiten beitraft.
1as Ghsffheinunnsp sperfabrsn pcr
Sobn Joering eegen fstns @attin in
D0ntoH. an., puroe TN Gireuitgeridi
etngeitsat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

Moaen an Der Qife nnb 9antltd Str.
unb Inleueerie ibn pom Sip. Gr bate
babel tRnere 9srleBaneen erlttten.
Gin bon Runeie, Snb., eingez
troffenes SeIeeramm perbinnerte, ndb
Sra 5borHburs une bic 10 Sabre uIte
fSraucis SoIbert, bic NIT glpbe Dun
ninstpn unb 8lanhs Sbornburg gOIs
Inns bon Muncie ourhbranuie, einen
Seiratbsihsiu srhielten. Cine DpppsIa
6odseit mar eeplant. Der Seiratbss
fhein purbe isboh eem eriteH paare
perpstssrt. 5ruu Splbert teIegras
pbirte, ibre Sobter 81 perbdfteu uno
3u baIten bis Elm 8eamter stntreffe.
9oli3iit guons fam eeitern abeno
fpGt bier an. 9a e. ieboh 81 tpat
mar, eiusn 3ug gu betommen, ipuroe
bic iunoe Dame bis beute i'm gBaps
fQrers Reit untergebrdht. Seute ptro
Der 8edmte fis tpieoer 81 ibrsr Ututs
ter brinaen. 8ts Dor sinigeu Sasen
beiuhte bic colbert bieSodibuIe uuo
pIdnts nit 2boruburs ourh5ubrsns
nen. 9bornburs iit Elm SiIberfamieb.
49, grGIibent Stepens bon Der 6.
unb 8. 8obn uub prdiioent Smith
BON Der 9. unb q. giIenbabn bieIten
aeTtern bier eine aonfersn3 ob, ben
neuen gabnbof betreffsnb. Sin 6es
riiht III i'm llmlauf, bob bic 5uBpe9e
Der 6. unb 8. Bride ab9ef6offt
rperoen Tollen unb 1ou Die Bride bier
9eleiie erboIten. Dies TIT jeooh tdum
tpabrT6einli6. Die nsuen Yoros IN
Relbourns folIen big gum l. Suli fers
tia oeFteut Ietu. Die Shops" blsibsR
in Gopington unb nur bic gruden5
unb gdrbs2otomotipsn lperosn ndh
MeIbOurns sebrdht.
Seute tperbsr bic brsi Geuer'
IprtBsn oes bieiigsn Departments IN
9eqenpqrt Der llnberpriters GHOcto'
| tipn elmer 9rpbe unter8ogen.
! Serr ). Stspsns, IT,, PrdFbsn
| Der g. unb g. GtIsnbuhn unb SOhn
itutteten geitern ibrsm Seim in Sort
| Rit6eQ einen gefu6 ab. Seuts tper'
ben lie nah Chicago, 81, psttsrrets
| fen.
- 6. 8. Santins, BON Der WIatr
Strabe, 9romIep, puroe geitern nob'
benz grpmlep Greet Don ietnsm pfers
be qeftleubert unb beoentIth an per:
| Erh;ehs,sn Q0rnprtkeflgn perlept.
-Qoltseidef 8tLliam as[Ip DOR
8eftzG opington If BON etnem msbr:
tGqigen 4ufentbaIte in Soutsptus, ,Rp,
| 3uriitgetsbrt.
- elmer Setle Don ct. 2uuis
Ueo., Der ii6 BEL 5erru Wm! 2etntn'
Ger BON Der GoIbius Strubs, Siio'
Goptugtpn, auf 8eIua befano, TT &C.
Itsrn abgeretit.
- gaul Tortin, II Sabre alt
5Obn oes 5errn SO. s. Rortin, Dor
Der RontrOis 4pe., 2uoIop, Der Der
| Bon Scouts" angebOrt, betbeiltgt'
Iih asitsrR on einem Rsnnsn iiber ot
Siiasl Quolptps unp brad total er
mattel suiammeu. 8r. Goro puro
aerufen unb Ieiitsts bem Sungsu oN
n6tbiae 5uIfe. Der 3uftono hsi
Sungsn lift Elm acknowledgement.
- Charles u. gentLep. friiber il
Qublpp npbnboft, iest Elm Rinenbs
Tiser in 3acdtseus. Weritp, iheiH
uermibt gu rperbsn. Ssit Sanuar fpur
be ni6ts msbr ppn ibm sehort. 3t
.r I'M WitteIpuntte Der rspoIutionarsI
gepegung in WtsritO pobnt, 10 Il
fsin gruber, 8. .. 9entlep. Der 4n
fi6t, oab tbm eiu llufaa 5ugsitoBsr
iii.
- Die 8eamtsn Der 6. 81. 8. uni
3. g. Giienbubn peroen i'm tommen
ben W1onot bsoeutenbe Grpeitsruneei
in ben giIerbobusW Wertitdttsu Dornsb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

Die D1picn AlnmnoI Nfpeius
tipn psffammeIt iid1 ncrgen Abtnb i'm
s libr In Der np6fhule, nm Dorbereis
tunstn fir ben SabressGmpfuns Der
abiturienteH Az treffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24
Einis ber Camp Maibinstss Gs-
meinbe.

am Gamii0g. ben 27, Wsai, iinhst
in Meinratbs parf. 0nmmins1itIt.
nus biesidbriae nrabiiHsxFsii ber Gu.
prot. Camp A.aiSiHatpn GsHieiHht
(poItor Sob. n. W0s) hati. Die Dor.
ttbrunesn sum Deits iDtrbtn BON ben
D0msa nnb 0trrtn ipis inmsr. 70 ruds
hissmai ipitotr, nufs gtIss sstreffen,
edb hosffIbe ein fnohlselunefnfs Hnb
srfplsrsides ipsrbt. zi6efs su Is
Gents finb bsi alien GsmtinbtnIiigIits
bern sn babsn. Stbermann IN frfanbs
lihft tinssInben. Die 1i6stnbrsnnung
fiHbei am Grtitas, 20. Usni. bon Q bls
3 llhr qnnmiitnes I'm Ehullotdf Ilait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ilHterDptseTl Der IHtibsieuHs Der hsMotraiif1en
4-tmdrroobI an Samitog, ben 10, JuHt 1911.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-24

pI5tIi4sr aee4fsi IN bsr
1fmperatur IN fsbr I6limm fur Rea.
ralgis, abtr Ct. 5rfrbs D<l. lpenn
RtphtVi uHbspplnuts fnttV VlN - Z r 1
|IlnbsFn unh heiltn.
The evening world., 1911-01-26
CLOCK BACK
KEEPS WIFE away,
COURT HIM
John Morrow Plays a Clever
Trick and Wins Short
Lived Liberty.

John Morrow won his discharge in
the Court OF Domestic Relations to-
day by the most ingenious method that
has yet been ehployea in that tribunal.
where many varieties of tricks and
schemes come to light daily. His VIC
tory promises to be short-lived. This
Is the way It happeted:
Mrs. Louis Morrow, Johns ~wife-they
life at No. e22 Resere street, West
chester-obtained a Warrant yesterday
charging John with. failing to support
her properly. This morning when the
case was called join stepped forward
bravely. bu: there vas no sign OF Mrs.
Morrow. JOAN wat directed to wait.
and the case was atsia called an hour
later. Folr times ! was called with
out a sign Of the iggrleved wife. and
shortly before recess Magistrate Harris
discharged Mr.. Morrow.
Scarcely ten mimi cs had passed when
Mrs. Morrow arrived out OF breath and
indignant.
"Has my case been cailed?" she asked
Court officer King,ley.
Sure, it has" ~hcrepied. -four times
and your husband was discharged. Why
didn't you get her, on timer"
"Oh. the tricky iillaIn!" cried Mrs.
Morrow. The schsning, double deal
ing monster. No w,ndcr | didn't arrive
In time apd he was discharged. Do you
know what that man did? Last night
he turned the clocl back three hours,
and when I awokt thls morning ana
thought 1t was onl. = 1t was really II.
and | suppose he was off somewhere
laughing at me-"
When Mrs. MorroY had told this story
In court Maristrate Harris admitted his
admiration for thi ingenuity OF Mr..
Morrow. but said " wouldn't do him
any good. lie isslrd another warrant
and will hold Nj. borrow until his wife
arrives.
The evening world., 1911-01-26
rsisned tomorrow befor. James F. car

rsisned tomorrow before James r. oar
ron.
Barbour was walking along Maket
street when he saw Chester Garrison Of
No. s. Rose street about to spank a boy
Tor upsetting an ash can. Barbour In
sisted that the boy be released. Then,
eyewitnesses declare. young Barbour
dealt Garrison a Knockout blow on the
point OF the chin.
Barbour. who Ia an amateur pusilist,
walked away while his victim lay un-
conscious on the sidewalk. An ambu-
lance was called to attend Garrison.
Barbour was arrested A few bIocks
distant from the scene Of the arht. ne
did not deny hitting Garrison and fur
nished bail for his appearance to-mor-
row morning.
The evening world., 1911-01-26

A complete detective Story. in
Book Form, will be given free with
next Sundays World lin Greater
New York).i As the Sunday World
Is not returnable 1t is necessary to
order your Sundiy World from your
n%ewsdealer In advance. Don't miss
this Grea. Detective story.
The evening world., 1911-01-26
, MllLl0NAlRE'S SON HAS
A "KMOcK0UT" PUNCH.
Barbour Puts Man to Sleep
- Street Fight and Is
Arrested

Robert Barbour. son Of Col. william
Barbour, millionaire vice-president Of
the Barbour FlaS spinning Company.
was arrested in Paterson, ". j., for
fighting on the stieet. He viii be ar
The evening world., 1911-01-26

NJ eu, ,hi. Coupon for =. ttieoat..r
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

After a period of three years of
searching, the local authorities We're
finally successful on Tuesday in locat-
ing Andy Burgess, tailor, formerly
of this city, for whose arrest war
rant was sworn out by George Brown
on April %. 1908, charging him with
obtaining money under false pretenses.
At ABOUT 1880 O'Clock Tuesday morn
Ing Constable Milton Slmpkins was
walking down South Main street when
he saw Burgess short distance ahead
OF him. He lost no time in making the
arrest and his prisoner was locked in
the county Jail to await hearing
The warrant for Burgess arrest was
issued In Squire George S. ilarters
court rs result of some difficulty in
money matters between the plalntil
and defendant In the case. Brown
alleges that he gave Burgess $40 with
which he was TO buy piece OF cloth
for u suit and when the suit was fin
ished, he (Brown) was to pay him 81
in addition to the FIRST payment, Brown
further alleges that Burgess did moi
even buy the cloth but that he spent
the money for his own personal us,
and made no attempt to repay II.
After the warranE was first ISSUED
Constable Simpkins served the papei
Oh Burgess who made promises t.
make good the $40 and as the matte
was thought to be satisfactorily ar
ranged at the time, 1t was droppe'
and Burgess was not arrested 1t de
yeloped, however, that he left tn
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

President Taft will designate Thurs
day. November 30, as Thanksgiving
day this year 1t always has been the
custom to fix the last Thursday in the
month. This year that has been some
doubt because November happens to
include FIVE instead of four Thursdays
The White House has been besieged
by theatrical managers aud those in
charge of college football games to
settle this doubt so that definite ar
rangements can be made for the usual
array OF special performances and
sports that mark the day.
Bankers throughout the country
are said to be anxious that the Presi'
dent should designate November %
as Thanksgiving day. They claim
that the making of November 30 a
legal holiday will seriously interfere
with their work, inasmuch as the law
requires national banks to make theil
statements to me treasury department
on the first day of each month and
holiday falling on the last of the month
will be most inconvenient
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18
I. + !. 4. 1. !. !. i. i i. + ]. !. !
i. WILDWOOD !
4 X /. i. 4 i. /. i. i. 1. 1. i. i. .

Mrs, Geo. Welker is improving very
slowly, %
Mr.. George MILAN and family were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Baker Sunday.
Mr.. John Van Alta expects to move
to Columbus soon.
Mr.. Solomon Sticker broke the fish
ing record for the season Saturday by
catching 2S1a pound catfish
Harrison township carried off the
laurels In horseshoe pitching contest
Saturday.
Mr. Philip Stull has purchased the
new residence erected on Mill street
by Oregon Fike.
Mr.. James Underwood and family oi
Esto, were the guests of Mr., and
Mrs. John Doolttle Sunday,
Lees u, c. T. Company will exhibit
at Mllwood on Friday, August Is.
Mr.. Chas. Miller made a business
trip to Martinsburg Friday.
Oregon Fike made business triI
to Walhonding Monday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18
LEGAL NOTICE.


The unknown heirs nI law of Ellis
Humphrey. deceased. will take notice
that on the Ord day OF August 1911. w.
V. Bradford as administrator OF the es-
tate of Ellis Humphrey, deceased, filed
his petition In the Probate Court OF Knox
County, Ohio, against the known heirs at
law of said Ellis Humphrey, deceased,
as we'll as the unknown heirs of said
Ellis Humphrey, deceased, praying for
an order of said Probate Court for the
sale of the real estate OF w.lich the said
Ellis Humphrey died seized, for the pur-
pose of paving debts; said real estate
being lot No, 60 in the. village of Mt.
Liberty, Knox county, Ohio.
Said parties are required to answer on
or before the S0th day OF September. 1911.
or Judgment and an order for the sale
them.
W. v. BRADFIELD.
Administrators of Ellis Humphrey.
deceased.
r. o. lowering. attorney for admin
istrator S-Lil.ls, 20 ,9-LSS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18
WORKHOUSE
Sentence Is Given Burgess
By Squire aartGr

Andrew Burgess, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretences
and who was arrested on Tuesday by
Constable Milton Simpkins, was ar
ralgned before Justice of the Peace
George S. Harter on Wednesday morn
ing. Burgess pleaded guilty to TAX
ing the money the amount of which
was $40, and was given a fine of $2E
and costs and was committed to the
Dayton work.house for a period OF
80 days
The warrani for Burgess arrest was
sworn out by George Brown, who gave
the money TO him In April, 1908, fol
the purpose OF buying cloth for new
suit of clothes. Burgess did not buy
the clothes, but kept the money ant
his arrest was the result
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

Rose Robinson and Jerry Sdanei
were arrested OIL East Front street Al
about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning by
Chief OF Police X. s. Clements ON d
warrant sworn out by Lieutenant Me
Elroy for disosderly conduct The atfi
davit charges them with LOUD noisy
talk i1lring the night season such as
to disturb the peace and quietude oi
the neighborhood.
They were taken before Mayor {
A. Mitchell shortly after the arrest
was made and the time OF the hearing
was sot for Thursday evening at
o'clock before the Mayor
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

Knox county always has lot of
public spirited men. who are always
ready and willing 20 do something to
irelp an enterprise that 10 benefit
fso the entire community and county
IN which they live. The Knox county
AFair ls an enterprise that is benefit
40 the county and II IL for the county
ard smong lot OF others who are very
much enthused with the Fair we Rnd
4 man in the person Of Mr.. Edward
Dcrer, proprietor OF the Rexal Drup
store, VINO has come 10 the front with
a proposition that is vey cOmmendable
20 say the least. watch the newspapel
and his window at the corner OF Higl
street and the Public square for full
explanation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

Dysentery is dangerous disease
but can be cured Chamberlain's Col
lo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
has been successfully used in nine
epidemics of dysentery. 1t has never
been known to fail. 1t is equally val
liable for children and adults, and
when reduced with water and sweet
ened. II is pleasant to take, Sold by
all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18
a man giving his name as H. stur

man giving his name as X. Sturts
was arrested on Monday evening al
about o'clock by Chief of Police K
S. Clements on a charge of using
obscene language in the presence oi
females, the warrant being sworn out
by Patrolmau William Hough. The
arrest took place on the public square
where it was alleged that Sturts was
swearing and using obscene language
He was arraigned before Mayor G. A
Mitchell whore he pleaded guilty Il
the charge and was given fine o
$5 and costs
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18
Mansfield shield)

A. w Mishey, OF Butler, Worthing-
ton township, has filed an assignment
in probate court to n. G. Rummel of
Butler, The real estate consists of
l25 acres In Worhington township
and the following personal property:
Seven year old horse, one half inter
est in seven head of cattle, Twelve
head OF hogs ana wheat, rye, oats, and
hay
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

Carl Bartlett, who was arrested
several days ago on a charge of illeg-
ally selling Intoxicating liquors and
who has been confined in the county
Jail, was arraigned before Mayor G.
A. Mitchell for hearing at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon. No evidence could
be found to point towards BartIett's
guilt and he was found not guilty by
the court and was released.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18

The last meeting of the board of
trustees OF the Ohio State Santorium
was held at The institution. this city,
Monday afternoon, with all members
present, excepting MIR, whitney of Mt.
Gilead.
This was ;he last meeting OF the
board for the control of the institu
ton passed under the management
OF the state board OF control at mid
night Routine business was trans
acted
President Thurman OF the State
board of control was present at the
meeting as we're also several mem
bers Of the building commission and
the affairs Of the institution were
formerly turned over to the new
board
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-18
Young People
Enjoy a Drive.

Young People
Enjoy a Drive.
A merry party composed of young
people of Danville and Buckeye City
drove to Cavallo on a hay-ride Mon
day afternoon and remained during the
evening. Supper was taken along in
baskets and was eaten at about G
o'clock. There were about 25 persons
in the party