davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-24
Podroz Knoxa.

Key West, Fla, "A lutego. =
Sekretarz stanu P. c. Knox
wczoraj o Swicie ma krazowniku
Washington wyruszyl w podroz
do Srodkowej Ameryki poino-
cnej czesci Ameryki poludniowej.
Krazownik oczekiwai sekretarza
W Palm Beach, ale polecono mu
udac sic do Key West, gdzie pan
Knox wsiad1 ma okret. Prezydent
Taft i sekretarz Knox uwazaja te
podroz "a nader wazna, take /
dyplomaci europejscy Z nadzwy-
czainem zainteresowaniem ia sle-
dza. = Krotko pred wyrusze-
MEM w podroz, pan Knox oznaj-
mil, re zmienif pierwotny swoj
zamiar zatrzymania sic w Port
Antonio Kingston ma JamaJce
re wprost uda sic do Colon. Ma
pokladzie okretu pan Knox otrzy-
NAL kwatere admiralska.
Bedzie procesowany,
Waszyngton, "a lutego. = Po-
rucznik Ben w. Fields, ktory z
pewnym oddziaiem wojskowym
przez omylke przekroczyi byf
granice mexykahska, zostanie je-
dnak oskarzony. Poniewaz wido-
cznie zaszia byla tylko omyika,
przeto poczatkowo zamierzano
wcale ME wytaczac procesu, aze-
by jednakowoz rzadowi amery-
kanskiemu okazac dobra wole,
postanowiono stawic mlodego o.
ficera pred sadem wojennym.
2 Kongresu,
Waszyngton. "A lutego. - De-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-24
z Portugalii.

Lizbona "A lutego. - Monar-
chisci tutejsi urzadzili burzliwa
demonstracye ma ulicach miasta,
wznoszqc okrzyki ma Geese ex-
krola Manuela i czeSc Papieza'
.Policya wystapiia przeciw MIN
j chciala ich rozpedzic, ale ME
udalo sic jei, wiec zawezwano
konnice; wywiazala sic krwawa
walka. W kt6rej kilkadziesiat o
sob zostalo powaznie poranio-
nvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-24
robotnikow. Powodem strajku So
nieporozumienia w sprawie piac.
Wypadek kolejowy.

Stratton, Neb., "A lutego. - w
poblizu tego miasta wykoleil SIG
i runa} nasypu pociag ekspre-
sowy kolei Burlington, wiozacy
bydio: rs koni i 200 owiec costa
10 "a abitych. Sluzba kolejowa zdo-
laia sic uratowac, zanim pociag
sic stoczyl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-04
Dte RepoIution in geerif

Dte Rep oIuti o II in 80 e 1t 0.
I'm Saupt udr tier bes 8e.
neroIs Siierio, Dor gatJtntbo, ateg,
3. Snli. Rah nebrtagisenr 3ogerR,
ipGbreno fpeIher 3eit Elm Ebeil Der
Iruppen cine peite ,slnrEfenbelDeguHg
nuSgctiibrt bdts~gnb 8eHeral Suerfa
am Deftnpod ben Befebl Sirt Vorru.
den aegen oie SteIlinieen nsr- Hehe!.
len Bel gohimbo. aeit einiger peni-
qen 4rGnoten bdtten oie Regterllngs.
rappeu Die Rebellen ipabreHo Der
stott aus elmer iuitJtigen Siellnng
pertrieben.
Tie 5aippen riidten mir lnng'dHi
Dor. nm b,e pom ben Rebelleu gelegteII
Wdnen 3u perHteioen, bon oefsen etle
slnsaN entoeft luso egpioSirt iDoroen
iIno. leber bic ongebIid,e auialtro'
pbe, Die iif DOR elm paar Iagen erei0.
net buben ioa, ais I'M Eager Der Re'
beIIeu cine beftige Grploiion gebort
ipi,rbe. tpnrbe 'ipdbrenb Ses 8nges Inl
ayouDtquortier gerid,t obgeitattet.
Cine BON ben 9iebellen eeIegte gtine
bate einen groBen Baiierbebalter
seritort. nobel elm 3luiIiit ihtDer nnc
elm anDerer leiht perieet nuroe. u
Durben pieIe Weinen IN Der Rod,bar'
if,uft entbaft irsb bic Getonatior
puroe BON ben Regierungs. .ssngenieii'
rem peronInBt, Die bic Weinen 5iin1
grpIooiren brnften.
80 h imbc, 3. Gull. sSnt Sallpt'
louartier Der RebeIlen. Ytiiten in Der
gergen bes norolifser Werifo. 100 oel
i3nhImbo Gniion, eiHe natilrlide re
knine. ben 3usnng 81 Der 40 IleiIer
sroIid, geleaenen Staot Ghibnabuf
suerridn. begann an yhttrDod, Ell
lIhpi. Der lid, nielleid,. su Der les
8 groben ShIadr Der meritnnilher
Tfepoluticn geiiaIten miro. Bdbreni
N,eines ied,sftiinbigen Samples trvlt'ei
5000 NebelIen unter bern Genera
Ia,osdual Grp5eo ino elmer TAFT glel
'hen 4nsohI BON Rcgierimgstrippei
Isrrser benz General 0ictoriano suer
ia, bat anidFiiteno feline Selte elmer
lbeicnoeren Dortheil errlmgen, ital
lipie es ON a6eno id,ieu. tpirb ein
sGnffhcionng Der Sd,ladt crit In eli
|. pnar Ingen erfo!gen. rDenn bic Nebel
ZEN eeling Muniiion baben. 8eBc'
\ 4benO unterMeIten Me Reglernngs
ruppen elm beftiges artillerieieiie
1en Die QoIiitionen Der RebeIIen
E Gin Gieg Der Regierung5snlppei
airbe ons Gnoe Der orgnniiirfen Sfe
4Iuticn bebeuten uno ben DegInl
.dDRlnes Dneriuo.Arieges.
vi Eberit 5raneiseo Gaitanebn. De
i Gtobsdef Gro5cos. 5eid,nete lih nab
,renb bes Tages aus, inbem er on be
IGpise eirRr aoIonne einen ansrii
Der gsegierilngstruppen i'm Norb
lipeften abiding. CT bate iif fair
lpon ben WerIeguneen erholt. bic e
Irur Sebn Ineen bci eInem ouinnlnen
kftob BON Trippensilgen erbnItel
lbotte.
s5iinf Mohen lang mnren bic lid
gegeniiber itcberben auneen burr
Eserit0rfe Nriiden ino pcn ben Mebel
lien BET ibrem Miid5ng mad, Noroe
!oufeeriIiene giienhabnIfieneH DO
einonoer aetreant. NrSfpiiden ba
ldber Der MegieranssoerernI f50 McI
lien Geleiie isnb n,ebrere groke Nri
kden al ter GentroIeijenbabn DO
m0n4ff0 renofffx aanh fS,liekYfh fir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-04

Ropitdn Gurb bic Hotbiignale bemertt
uno Der ,1itnnic' nidt 8u 6ilfe seetlt
iet, er iib ipabrideinii6 zines firafbas
rem 9ersebsns ihuibig gemoht babe
cir gfufus Sfaaes fagte audi, oab
oie Titanic" Elm dbfolut unnot6Igss
RiIito auf fid eenou,Inen babe uno ote
Ratoftropbe burh fhle6tes auslugen
uno gu fbnells 5abrt Dsruriadt tDors
ben fsi.
Ddbrenb Der SO Gibungen. tDelhe
bic aommifion abeebaIten bat, muir
ben SO 3eueen perbort, an oie 25,631
sSrageH gerihtet mnroen.
usberf d hDemmungen IN
Werifo.
Stobt Werifo, 3. SuIi. 6ier
einaetroffenen Depei6eu 3ufolge, iInb
stpei Drittel Der Staht Sdlamniea. 25
Weiien fib0itlih bon 8uaudjudto ges
I.aen, am Scnntdg in 5olge elmer llss
berI6fpemmuns strftDrt noroen. Ttehr
als taufenb perfonsn fino oboohlos.
Der Bertebr auf Der 4areebo, Ylsz
rico uno Guabdlaiara 0iDifion Der
Jdiiondleiienbobn iit unterbro6eu.
| Das Rinifterium bss Snnern err
tldrt. baB fi9 Der ongeridtete Sdds
ben auf mebrsre Winioneu pefos be-
laufe. Die Rsgieruns bat 10000 pez
fos sur llnterftiisuns Der ROthleioens
ben oussefest.
Beitert Spfsr bes mir
6eifurms in Canada.
Reqina, Gast, 3. Suf. Sn ben
Ru;nen Der bonn Mirte!iturm serit6rs
ten GebGuoe purbsn am 0ienitd1
abeno bieaei6en BON brei bislang nod
niht ioentifi3irtsu Sinosrn gefunoen
Wsun glaubt, bab aud Die 2.iden Del
Gltsrn unter ben 5riimmsru begrabsr
fiuo. Die gsiamTte Tobtsnltits be-
tr1qt iest 38. Der lluterftiisunss.
fonbs pat sine 9ohe BON $3.50, 900 sr'
/ reidt.
attentat auf ben 9ouoer'
ueurpou Spngtong.
Sougfore, 3. Sui. stm gltt
lipoh uurbe elm 9eriuh genhGt)t, Der
8oupernelr run SoH8fong, StI
,Sraneis Serrn Ytap, 3u ernoroen
, Gin Ghineie itiir3te BET benz Boitam
aui bem Gouperneiir ;u uIto 1euert
. einen Sd,ue ab, Die augeI ourh
idAng aber mar bert Stubl, auf Den
. ser 8ouperneur iab.
Sciort ned benz 4ttertat llnrlrg
{ ten SolodteH oen 8oiIDerueur. Ge
: Gbineie, Der ben RepoIoer nod IN De
! Sorl0 bate, tpurbe nerbaftet.
gs Dire behalptet, oaB elm Guro
{ pder, furs ebe Der Wor0ueriuf se
mndyt unrbe, Dem Gbireier Ell
: 5ignaI eegeben babe. Der Gbinelc
: Der IN Ger aolonie nift betonnt III
\ Ioa Der 9lnIift gepeien lem, ooB oi
I grncnuuna oec Cir Grancis 5lr
\ 8ouperneur DIE ausoehulng bes bri
r tiideu 8cbietes uno Die geiItnabm
!. pom struang 9uang be6euteno purot
!, Cir fSrancis 5enru Wap muroe al
! 16. ;sebruar gum @Onpernerr DO
L Scngfong ernunnt, als t1hlolge
{ 6es grigooegenerol5 Sir 6reOert
n 2ougarb.
n 8ru6sn Fdtaftrophe.
Gffen, 3. Suli. gei elmer grpIt
= ion. bic am Wli.tuod in einsr b
Z 3ehen Der Sfterfslo ach!en Ron
q paonie, bel Gitsrbauien. 'iattIano, I;
}. men l3 9sreIsut. ums aeben.
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76. Sabrgang.
WetterberiMt.

Gir Gbio uno oas tpeItlihe
penniplbdnien unb SnDiana: Gkipits
tsrregen am DOnnsritag uno iDdtrs
fdsinltd am Grei.us. SiioIitr Minee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-04
Jn(an0 Ce(egrap6
stats Del Sn pettor
GiuIsp pegeufsiHer
parteincb bmesegsH
goup. oarmoH
beitraft.

Columbus, 8. 3. Suli. Der
Goupsrnsur 5armcn srHannte ON
Mittipod3 Benjamin 5. Wca'nnsp.
bon Marietta gum StadtszCsls 5n
fpettor, ais Ra6folser bon WlIllam
g. Ginlep, pon aenion. Der nod ni6t
DON Der Baltimore aonpsntton 8us
riidsetebrt lit, no er sessn ben Gous
perneur sedrbeitet bate. Jinlep piro
fid Der 6dnlep gerbey 5attlou IN
Der hemotrotiIdeu qartei i'm Stdate
anfhlieben. Ncaiunsp tit Rsba.teur
Der .Wnristia ZINES"
Wloro unb Selbitmorb.
Gtelaning. Mi6.. 3. Suli.
merrett 8. Yarihall, Elm 7Oiohriger
Ronn, srftob am Tittpo6 Die 16
i1brigs Nnnd 6oten unh iagts ltn oaa
rauf cine augel oura ben aopf. pars
fbau mar tpegen Isinsr GreRtritdtsn
beriihsis. unb man nimmt an, ooB er
bic 1ba. in ssiitssgsi.Ortem 3uftanos
periibt.
Ertrunten.
Rnheiter. I. g., 3. Suli. Wlar
| 3. RoIenblopm, 9i,e prdiioent Der
s5irmn Wentor unb Rofenbloom, biz
cine 4nsobI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
allen 1triIen oes aanbes beiissn, pers
lieb am Utitsno6 unbemertt eas hie'
| fge 6pipitol, mo er iih elmer Opera
tipn un.srScstn bate uno puros ipa.
ter ala asjHs aus asm Gens6ss JIut
lo&apasr.
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Cine oeuiihe Expedition CUR Grs
fori4ung Der Rorboits spaHdgs,
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Das NorOOIlid)e Sangerfef
6at bis anf baS grpke bic
mic nno bic pretsberthet
lung Elm Gnoe erreiDt.
grOOtlpn %. .. Die madite
syeitftabt.

-
Der Sbtoer StaatssSeIinfpettor Wll'
liam 6. Ginlep,
Ter IN Baltimore benz 9ouDerneur
5armon opponirte, abgeisst.
Benz. ). Rcainnep bon W}artetta 81
isinsm Nadfolger ernannt.
-
Cine neue politiI6s qartei in Sna
biana segriinDst.
Dslfs bic Gbicagosr aonpsntion Der
oammt.
'Siir ben Rd6lab oes Gbtcugoer Stahl:
fabritanten Rinuro 3. Crane
Ntub $329,131 Grbiddftsiteusr be-
5abIt peroen.
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Die brsi Biz pier Sabre in 4niprun
nebmen ipiro.
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limb Rdtier Wilbelm ipuros in Der
Ra6t bort ertpartet.
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Gin 4ttentct auf ben 0oifDerueur bon
6onstong.
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Wire i'm Suui 1913 in Ses se9en,
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Der ruHif4e aaiisr IN goltii9 port
nngetommen
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Stpif6en ben NeBierungs'
truppcn unb Mebellen IN
Werifp im 0ange.
Sie NebeIlen iuaren ant Abeno
aus ibren widtigfteH Stel.
lunsen pertrieben.
Die britif1e Iitanie lluterfuhung.
Gnbe.

CUR monarhensuiammutunft i'm
finniiden Meerbuien.s
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9om noro0fli9eu 9 dnger>
feit.
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grtruu fen.

GIeDeIonb, 8, 8. Suli. -
Der 42iGbriqe 5obn Storpcsti rpuroe
Usittpoh tpGhreno zines beftigen 0ea
pitters beim fTiihTange auf Dem Sries
See pom gLiB eribIagen uno oret ou'
psre gerfonen betaubt. DerieLbe 8Iiss
ftra6l traF cine nabe 5a6t, poour4
Elm 5niuiie berIelber oas 8etpuRtietn
nerlor.
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elm qe fdngen.

3 Soom Z 5 oro, Tu., 3. ,5uli. =
nCGD Bill" Rinor, Der giIenbabnrdus
Der uuo fein 9amerao, Die Dor etn
paar 5dqen aus Der Stuuts 3u6tz
bdusFarm in WiQebgeOilIe enttamen,
ino am Mlittpoh in Der Rdbe hieiis
qer 5tabt tpisbsr etngefan9en nproen.
Gine erbaftung in Der
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
BORROW MONEY

From The Buckeye State Building
and Loan Company, because (3) in
addition to getting it cheaper and be-
ing permitted to repay it in whole
or in part at any time, your mort
gage papers and abstract stay in our
vaults and are not sent to New York,
Philadelphia, or elsewhere, which Of
tentimes causes much trouble. viii
loan to one half actual value. As
sets S5,30O,000. Five per cent paid on
time deposits. Rankin Building, %
West Gay street, Columbus, Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
DUCK SEASON
Opens On Frlday-Wlld Ducks Have
Begun Their Flight

Wild ducks have begun their flight
from the southern to the northern
feeding grounds. Several of them
have been seen in the last few days
along the creeks in this vicinity.
The open season when the law al
lows the shooting of the ducks, will
come in on March l, Friday. Local
hunters are getting their guns and
ammunition ready for the sport. OF
late years considerable sentiment has
developed against shooting the birds
in the spring as every female shot
means the thinning out of the game,
their breeding grounds being in the
north, and movement is forming to
have the legislature to prohibit shoot
ing them at this time of year confining
the open season to the fall when they
go south.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
JOURNEY
To Far Off Japan To Marry
Her FianCe

Washington, Feb. 2S-Miss Alice
Tierney, of Washington and Hyatts-
vile. Md, will leave on March 2, on
a ten thousand-mile journey to marry
her fiance, now in Yokohama, Japan.
"It's leap year, l know, but that is
not the reason / am travelling so far
to be married." Miss Tierney said to-
day, with modest and blushing laugh.
"My fiance, Harry Gwinn, will meet
me in Yokohama at the end of the
ten thousand-mile trip. He is connect
ed with the military service in Manila
and is unable at the present time to
come home. Therefore, think it the
mosr natural thing in the world for
me to go to him."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
HEROIC
Boy Saves Little Girl From
Drowning
(Coshocton Times)

The presence of mind of Joseph
Hanger pupil in the Nellie schools,
was all that saved the life of little
Faith Johnston the nine year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. III. Johns
ton of Nellie, when she fell into
deep run near the school house Mon
day evening. The run was very high
near the school house and in places
assumed the proportions of a river.
When school was dismissed Faith
Johnston walked to the edge Of the
run and began pushing objects out
into the current with a long pole.
While trying to dislodge stick she
lost her balance and fell headlong into
the stream. Her screams attracted
the attention of the other pupils and
Joseph Hanger at once started rum
ming down the bank after the child.
After the child had fioated for about
IA feet down the stream Hanger man
aged to catch up with her and wading
into the water pulled her to the shore.
The child was numbed with cold but
was otherwise uninjured and no physi-
clan was called Both children are
suffering with severe colds as re-
suit of their experience but no ser
ious results are anticipated.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
SMALL FIRE
Al West Side Fish Market On Tues
day Evening

The west side fish market conducted
by Mr.. Il. M. Blocher, located on the
southeast corner of High and Null
berry streets, was damaged by fire at
about o'clock Tuesday evening. The
blaze was caused by escaping gas.
The fire was discovered by persons
passing along the sidewalk and call
was sent to the fire department. The
firemen arrived on the scene and
found gas escaping from a hot-plate
in the back room of the store. BY use
of chemicals, the blaze was soon ex-
tinguished before great deal of dam
age had been done.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
CHANGE OF name and
LOCATION

The name of The Knox Building &
Loan Company has been changed to
The Knox Savings G Loan Associa-
tion. The new name describes more
correctly the character of its business.
Neither its change of name nor the
change of location will affect the char
acter of it's business.
The Association will have large
number of safety deposit boxes for
rent after March 1st and invites all
who may be interested to inspect its
new quarters at the Northwest corner
of Main and Vine streets. =,
The Knox Savings & Loan Associa-
tion,
CT. coLvILLE, secy.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
PAINTING
Valued At $4,000 Is Bought
For $S

Richmond, Va, Feb. 28-Art con-
noisseurs of Richmond were in state
of rhapsody today when 1t was discov.
cred that genuine Sully painting
life size portrait of an infant-had
been purchased by Mrs. John Shelton
Williams at local antique shop.
The purchaser paid $8 for the pic
ture and handsome frame. 1t is gen.
orally conceded that the find Is easily
worth $4,000. Mrs. Williams turned 1t
over to local artist to clean, who
found the date of 1851 upon the back
of the canvass, also the painters init.
ials, "T. b."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
MYSTERY
Connected With Finding Body
OF Baby
In Vault At {. Water Street
Residence
Matter Being Investigated
By Officials

An investigation that is being made
under cover Of secrecy is being con-
Quoted by Deputy Coroner 3. C. DeeI-
ey. The inquiry is directed toward as
certaining the facts regarding the
death of babe.
Information was received in official
quarters that babe had been thrown
in vault at an East Water street
residence and the matter was taken
up for investigation by Chief of Po.
lice Clements and Deputy Coroner
DeeIey Tuesday evening. The body
was fished out Of vault and It proved
to be that of very young babe.
There is considerable mystery sur.
rounding the affair and information
as to the details is lacking. It is re.
ported that the child was still-born
and that no crime was committed in
the dlsposng of it in the manner
above mentioned. Is is claimed in 9th
er directions that the child was killed
by its mother to hide her shame and
its body thrown into the vault.
As to whether the child was born
alive or not will be known when the
deputy coroner makes his report in
the matter and pending the report nc
action will be taken in the direction
of an arrest.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
HARMONIZE
Do Ihe School And Tax
Laws Uf Ohio
Says Attorney General Hogan
IN An Opinion

In an opinion given yesterday to
State Auditor e. M. Fullington, Attor-
ney General Hogan squares the law
providing for state aid for weak school
districts with the Smith 1 per cent
tax act and the constitutional mandate
that the general assembly shall pro-
vide thorough school system. The
state-aid law has been declared by the
enemies of the low tax rate the rock
on which the l per cent act would go
to pieces, but Mr.. Hogan holds the
laws are, in spirit, not in conflict
Under the Smith act the boards of
education apply to the budget commits
sion for funds. 1t has been contend
ed that if a scale-down were made by
the budget commission the maximum
levy of 12 mills would not then have
been collected and the school would
be stopped from claiming state aid.
Mr.. Hogan holds, however, that
when a board has asked for all it
needs, the amount finally levied is, in
effect, the maximum school levy. I'm
der these circumstances he holds the
state may reach into the treasury and
make up the deficiency to provide eight
months school and minimum s4U-a'
month salaries for teachers.
The decision may be said to remove
the last obstruction in the road OF the
Smith law
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-03-01
new STAMP issue
The Stamps Soon To Be Put On Sale
In Nj. Vernon

The new issue of stamps will soon
be on sale at the local post office and
will be as follows:
Head of Washington cent, green:
2 cent carmine; three cent, pur-
pie; cent, deep orange brown; s
ent, blue; cent, orange.
Head of Franklin-S cent, sage
green; 10 cent, orange brown; Is
cent, gray black; so cent, purple; $1,00
dark violet.
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TRIPLETS
Born On Birthday Anniversary
OF Twins

Mrs. John Lally OF Somerset, has
had the very unusual experience Of
having become the mother of five chill
dren within two years.
There is arather strange coincidence
in connection, in that the five children
were born within two years to the day.
February 25, 1912, triplets were born
to Mr.. and Mrs, Lally. February 25,
1910, twins were born. One of these
is still living. -
The triplcts are rugges'iooking little
youngsters, very healthy. and tho
mother is doing, nicely. OF the tripletS.
two are boys and one girl.-Coiurne
bus Dispatch.
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s. VERNON STREET LIGHTING

Persons who have subscribed to-
wards the S, Vernon street lighting
will please pay their subscriptions to
Mr. Lee Bradfield.
Mt. Vernon Electric Co.
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e. g. G@ HEALS
su1e &@11s ASo OLD SORES

Before heal the which produces removed
as long the blood from which
ment and strength remains impure germs
the body
heal it. The and tissues places are conin
ally led with unhealthy matter and simply dsposng
draining from the system through the The only old
sore thorough cleansing TIE blood entirely dng
p s. heals old sores by removing particle of mpuy from
ne circulation 1t down the
y cleane the circulation
through the sore but the place rich health
m blood D. s. S. heals the the
with healthy firm fh the discharge the
Kn gains ITS color and When S. s. thoroughly
purified the blood the place permanently
Ulcers and any medical advice free to all who write.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
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The fashion editor continues to
lead our girls astray by announcing
that there should be different gown
for each kind of social functiasS
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lots 20-2f, Brandon, $400.
VIM. b. Hough to Elizabeth w. Kais-
er, parcels in Mt. Vernon, 81.
Elizabeth w. Kaiser to VIM. p.
uough, 81 acres in Liberty, 81.
--o-
Licensed To We'd
Mott B. Cheek, real estate dealer,
Columbus, and Edith Leak, Hilliar.
The Rev. B. F. Hoagland.
Ernie Lee Toms, butcher, and Katie
Silliman, both of Wayne. The Rev.
George Strausbaugh.
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Transfers of Real Estate

Transfers OF Real ESTATE
L. w. Mulhane, exr., to Emery Il.
Ewing, lots 1892, Sturdevant's add,
Mt. Vernon, $3.50.
s. B. Church to David w. Campbell
ct al, parcel in Mt. Vernon, $500.
Frederick e. Merrin to Trustees
Brandon Tent, No. SOL, X. o. T. NJ,
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Finding For Salisbury

The jury in the case of The Col
umbus Buggy Co. VS.. B. e. Salisbury,
tried in comon pleas court, reported
at $3.50 Tuesday evening. The jury
found that defendant owes plaintiff
S227.92, and that the plaintiff is indebt-
ed to the defendant on claim set up
In his answer and cross-petition in
the sum of $527.92, balance Of $500
In favor of the defendant.
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Common Pleas Court

Common Pleas Court
The case of Dustin VS.. The T. & O.
G. Ry. Co., was placed on trial in
common pleas court Wednesday morn
ing. Plaintiff sues for $3.50 and inter
est from June 1, 1911.