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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22

Dor einimr 9ht nbertnm Die Scrren Sduaebnr IN Geodr grobe
Rem aeriep. Elm potrotifer Parorisnrus. lino fe beihlOIer bah ieoes
hinb, oas 6c ehnle bciutt. ntt MIR Der onerfnnitcn Gaaae bic
ebreu siueien ioac, Die ibr ubgna sebibren, ionbru hr 1ree itfp0.
rem nife
Gs fb mn Guac. bic inter l~lnfdnOen NIT iuicrnaiOnaIem
Refi uno gertrdsn in aoniift fomneu founen. Gen bic ahnbsr Der
%anaeborigct bon gcrtra1snationcn bnben bas Nehi of gelh Der 81.
rntidcn SdulcnL @r ole crinnern inns Der CHARACTERIZATION, bic In
Californian 6rans cnftauorr. uidt, BOB ben ainbern Der Sapanrr Der
llatrridt beAeipert ruroe. ionoern ihon bnrans, DAB fe ibn setrenn!
bon Den gebcu c%npinnacn iouten. ltnS Der Srephpur, Der cmer
alaaae eeleifet rr6 oc nht Die os eigcncn 2onbcs III, bcbetet ben
2anSe fhuloct. iotnnge man beHu girser btebt. 9ietcn geptt uindtc
Die Sdrbebor0e BON 9coar @rone 5ur geoinermeen fir ben SfuIbeiuf.
fir bic groBe Mcrge Der 9cpolterung beinnbe cine 2ebensirnge beoeutcf.
Ter Sobn zines annnbicrs. Der in Cedar @rope oniafg III, Der.
ueaerte Den Srenfpur ni 8eranIofiuns ieincs gatcrs, Der iberoes
porber Den Sdulocriano odocn in aenntnis eeest bate, 6b fem Sobu
annaoier iei ro bleben tpoae. Garouf puroe er bonn SdubeIud5 aus.
gedGoien. Sect iii Die ausihIfbrug ~ridadngis eemott poroeu. Ser.
muHid nod IN 8aTbtngton erbobcncr geifmcroe. Gcnn es bot siemlid
lauae eeoouert, che ft Die 2ele in Ge6o groDe, 81. s, omu bcaremt
baden, umo nnfnrgS berfohtcn fc nit Gifer Ole gerefigtna CUR aus.
ibuna hires 3pouges, uo mir baben ioeor cine aanSe anSabI BON 2eit.
nrhfeln in angloanerifaniten 3etmgen geleicu, Die linen ~poait6nbia
reht ouben.
IS iii oas cine Der mertDlrbigeu grideinneen, benen man 70 b6u.
fla begegnet, Bob giele etpas ais patriotiihe 9fidt betratien, nenn fe
IS alsuben, mas nls ~emporenotes llnredt ernpfunSen Der6en niroe,
rpenn es I'M gnsan6e gesen einen anerHaniiden glraer beriuft ner.
Den pIroe. @r bruuhen inns bios bic oageneine entritlna bor,u.
lteaen Denn eTnen gmerifoner IN Sorooa inter 3panesunabreaIn Der
lreniduur mir Die brithte Jlagse iabsupreen bcriutt pirSe. Ole
eutrlitung nirbe berehtgt ien. lno ebenio unberediat 1T Die 9u.
ittnming, Die 6os gerbaIten Der SduIoort1noe BON GeOnr grobe piebr.
ors gefumoen bat. Gin gerbalen, 6os obiolut unrnoqIit aepeien marc
penn es nht Die Gurtihnitts aufafung ser ganen 0ortiacn gepoL.
ferlmg reprdientiet bate, Die pieber Der os gan,en 2on6es cntipridt
ll6 nidt nlr in internatonnen angeIegenbcnen. Gem mir bemreileu
I'M Groben uno gdn5en naes 6anad, OBJ mir Die Ipodt boben, r6 froaen
iebr meng, mas 6e Eehte Der anberen FIND.
q am the boss. 9os lit sic Rihtiamr. lnS bic eeIbhbe
itranfrmg Ihbt tf i'm aurie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22
Die neuen ReaeIn iiber EinbaltsbefebIe.

Dor einisen 5osen purbe Ssmelcet. bas Obsrbunossssriht boh. bic
ReasIn oednbert, nod bensn bon 8unbesr9tsrn ginbaHsbefs6l. erlaFen
perben birfsn.
Die bssisli6en 8efimmungen lauten isbt:
IS foil ten tempordrer g~n6aItsbefsbl o6ne Dor6eus. gena6ri1tguns
Der Gegsnpartsi ernFen psrbsn, auBer es gbt aus ben fpyhI ~ongfubrten
unb tiOlid ~erbdrtHsn 9otadsn berOpr, bb elm abput unertsidtr Sdas
cen berbeigefi1rt perbe"
Dos III, fagt bs rgtne. @otsblatt", Elm bebeuhnber 5mtiarut smen
bos bisberige 8erfobren, in pedem blob BON enem ~unerissiden Ghaben
qefprofen purbe, obe cine sin3ne 9otiode on5ufibrsn, ndte bfer Be-
6auptung as ashHetigung benen fonnte.
Die peiee 9ehinmung Der neuen Hegel lauet:
yWirb Elm tsmpOrdrer Ginbatsbefebl Obne genadr4tiguns Der @esens
porRi erlaFen, Oann muB ORu ipdteFens in 3hn 9agen our gerbanbluno
5sl1nesn. aufidub pmo nidt bepinist unO bic gessnpGrhi bat bus Rft
]nti Sage noh aushefuns Os tempordren ginhaHsbss6ls DeFen auf
fofung oDer aenberung 81 beantrnsn."
aua BARN ligt Elm GROCER Jortffrih, oa bisber n~l5ubdufg beionbrs
aeqen arbeier tsmporare GinbaasbsIehe srlaHsn pnrbsn, bic feds Monate
{pdter ns unberehtigt aufseboben perben mubten. 5aufis mar Der Gin.
baItsbefsb ons gsnahrthtsuns oer.r. segen bic er erlaFen parb, sdanet
anb bonn IieBsn fd bic, oenen er gepdhrt mar. sntueoer niht TN gerihi
6fdsn, oOer Ft DnIangten einn aufidub. Der ihnsn fat ausnamstos es
mabrt purbe. Snspifden porea bic 4rbeher entuAtet. Die neuen RsgeIn
trTHnen Elm JorDsrnng Der arbeihr unb Der ~Gershtgtst. Dat nr grlab
nmt fdon Iang --s~iat if, bat bel Bu BEN ~btedtstsn lnpiIen Hbsr rid
hrHtes Gingrsifn bstgtr1s~~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22
Sariicr Rcflamc.

Die Jran5olen iino alnftler uns
Meifter Der Heltame, ipern tie lire
sriumpbe auf Oisism @ebiet aud aui
nnoeren Degen fuden. ais bic 4ms.
ritnner. Ser 4merifaner mill bic
MaHe Derbliiffen, bic Menge nit,
reiBen, unO iiberIdBt es benz Snbipi,
bum. iid bssinflufen gu laifen oDsr
nidt. Der Gran5oie tpenbet ii9 Iies
btr an bas Sn~bipiouum. Die neueit.
Jorm Der Barrier Retlame it ber
peri0nIide Brief. 8snn man be,
@eicIlidaft ongebort, empfdngt man
lfsuerbings cine 9oittnrte ooer Elm
iIeines gillett. aein Girmenouforud,
fein GeiGdftspdpier: feines 9riefpas
pier, bistrete bornebne &uperts. uno
man LEFT, baB man bod ni6t pers
iGumer biirfe, Oiefss ober ienes nsus
Gtiid in Dieiem ober ienem 56soter
81 btluden. n9elene unb i9 paren
eeIfern in Der 9oritsllung4, 10 LEFT
man, suflo mir antliterteI nns t0It.
i'd llnD freunoIi6sn, auTriatigsn
GriiBen folgt oann cine ettpas urs
leIsrlifs nntsrl6rift, bereu 5rGger
einem i'm Mugsnblid nidt einfallsn
mill. giatiirlih tommt bic 9otiaaft
bon ieinem getauntsn. sic fommt
bon elmer agsntur, bic bon BEN be-
trsffenben 1beoter nit bsr 3etIoms
t<auftragt ipprben lit. Jreilib ma6t
M Naentur aud aIlerlsi peinlide
MiBgriffe. Ni6t iebem berbeiroisten
Mann iii "a ). q. n~ngenebn, lpenn
Il tin parflmieries Billet bour nit
iptibIidsn Sdrift3agen srbdIt, in benz
Is bunn II. a. beibt: n9lein, touienb,
pitItaufsnb Dant fir bas fiibe tIsine
6oIsbanb. IS itammt iiter bon +.
Crane zines Sutpeliers), 10 prG9tise
perIsn babe i9 nun bort geIe6en.1
unb nun Hire rnnIl bic 5rau ges
mahlin auF. mas nidt INNER GrtuDs
nod)t unb niht INNER leidt in 49,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22
eOHntp JOLT prOfitirt 6abcn.

~.llmaefebrt pir0 elm Sdub 0nr
aus. mie man 81 iaaeH pileat 9as
Gouitn babe nidt MIR nidts Der.
Irren, ionoern i'm @cgrntbeil gc
uonuen ourh Die &erjo1erimg Gcl
@oiorbeiten am uelien 9ourtbaiie
trhoilptcn Die aontraftoren Gal0.
hell uno Crate Sen Gomtntom
miiioren %gegeuiiber. Die Sogit Oel
5irma lit einia6 Ole, OaB Die 8e.
tficbsfoiten oes ncuen Gountpge'
aauocs lid bober itellcu ais oicie.
riacu 0es altel 5uiaslidl Ser Mietbc
mir ertrarnrmc umo ionitiae er.
%trafoiten. 6ernerbin Deroeu biz
Scr5ogermgen iiber Die %foutrnftlid
igitdcicBte Belt binaus nit SGit.
rAiafeit Der &ertreter oes 9ountps
mo MISREPRESENTATION Ionic al.
ofrcn llmitSnocu. sic lid Der Son
trolc Der 5irma eut3ie6cn 6egriin.
oct.
GnIolpcIl mo 9rafc fiibren 81
Gunftc an, O%rrcntlDeqen cine 3oae.
RING eiiitrnt 3uoem iageu iie
DnB Die 9nuarbeiten 5eitig gcnliq
fertiaacitellt maren, 0omit Die an.
0ercn grbciten ser inneren Aus.
itattuiig fcrtig iein fonnten. iobaIl
ons Gouitp bereit mar, oas nell,
Oeban0e 8i be3iebeu.
Gie Gountpfommiiidre marel
Greitng Nafmittag init 4rditett
2atenier. Auoitor Antbes mi
gGuntponmnlt Magriep iiber oit
6rage zines &eraIeides NIT Oer
Aultroftoren in 9erntbuilg. Mar
t1m aber Sill feiner Gntiheiomng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-22
eiidHer itelt sarsidlait.

Gountnfommiiidr 9etcr Gli1iier
bebaiiptct. DAB ieiu Amtstsrmin I'M
einfIangc nit 0eu ameuoieten Sta
ilitcn crit NIT Dem .. Sanuar 1914
lblniife. lin oieie ieine 9ebdup-
tnng 5u befrdftigen. bot cr geitera
Lcim e%ouiltDrifter CRAWFORD cine
@iirgidlnft bon $4,000 eingereidt.
Gin anielloemcnt SIT Den Statutca
ieBt Die Amtstermine Der gountr-
fommiiidre in Douglas Gountn off
tier Sabre anitatt alif orei Sabre
oil.
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0erbef6 ieben.

=. Mann iperoen Sic mid oenn
cnoIif einmal 5abIen, 9crr Stuoio.
ius2 es ideint Sic hnben mid gang
beraefienl@ .Mos?. Grit bout
Wadt bob ih bon Shnen geiroumt |
I. -. Get. lniicn Gle mid aber
.luieoer cI:,g 3eiilana in Ngbe!"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
STATE PRIZES OFFERED 1871,

The Ohio State Board Of Agricul-
lure has authorized q Boys Corn
Growing Contest for 1913, Free trips
to Washington will be offered by citi-
zsns. Tho state cash prizes are as fol.
lows: $50. S45. $40, $35, $50. $25, $50,
SIG, $40, IS.
Boys entering In this will have a
chance at the free trip to State Fair,
1913. Boys should select acre this
winter. and begin to get II in good
condition for spring planting. Good
drainage. good seed, deep plowing,
and fertilization will get results. En-
tries free.
Nearly 300 boys will go on the Corn
Special Train to Washington this De
cember. Many will sell their acre Of
corn and pay their, own way II they
do no. win free trip.
"A special round trip rate will be
mnde. good on this train only. Any
boy who Ia entered In the contest, his
parents, and other persons who help
ed to make this trip possible can 20
Only those persons who have beer
certified by the Ohio Department o!
Agriculture can 10 on this train OF
get the lower rate.
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dali OF the state liability board Of
awards was IN At. Ve-no today call.
ing OH manufacturers urging them to
take advantage of their privilege un-
der the new law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Champion
ard Miss Louise Evans Of Pittsburgh,
Pa. are visiting at the home Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Robert Champion OF this
city.
Mrs. B. u. Sapp returned to her
home In MI. Vernon Monday evening
after a several weeks visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Beum. OF Tekamah, Nebraska.
Mrs. l.. d. Houck and Mrs. James
A. Schaeffer went to Dayton, Ohio.
Tuesday morning to attend the stat,
convention Of the Order Of Eastern
star. Mrs. Houck is Worthy. Mat ,l
of Knox Lodge No. 236 Of Mt. Vernon.
| Mt. Vernon Scottish Rite Masons
have received programs for the thir-
ty-second annual reunion of the An.
cient aud Accepted Scottish Rite Ma
sons of the Valley Of Dayton TO be
held in Dayton on Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday, Nov. 13, IA, 15. It is
expected that n large number from
Mt. Vernon will attend.
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cENTEReURo !.


Mr.. u. G. Lazarus and Miss Anna
Southland of Columbus were Sunday
guests of Miss Bessie Rimer.
Mrs. Myrtle Frye and Mrh. Addie
Allison attended the state convention
of Kings Daughters at Bucyrus last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Coo are visiting
in New York City.
Miss Zona Larimore Is visiting rela-
tives and friends In Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Oldaker were
Newark visitors Tuesday.
8. w. Silliman moved into their fine
new home on Preston street last week.
A. G. Freeman and family drove to
Westerville Saturday TO visit over Sun.
day.
Mrs. George Clark visited friends at
Mt. Gilead last week.
G. w. Webb of Columbus spent over
Sunday here with his grandmother,
Mrs. John Webb. who Is In very poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Huddleston WIS.,
tied their daughter. Mrs. Frank John
ston Of Delaware over Sunday.
w. T. Leatherman Of Columbus was
visitor In town Saturday and Sun
day. a.
Mr.. William Dick OF Columbus visit
ed In the homes Of Perry Borden and
Harry Brown a couple days last week
B. c. Ramey and wife spent Sunday
with MareDgo friends.
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BAPTISTS
Are In Session I0 The City
Of Columbus
Or. Hurley To Deliver Ad.
dress This Evening

Columbus, o., Oct. 22-Baptists as
semoled from al over the state last
night nenrd Rev. Millard Bredsford of
Cleveland assert that the Baptist
Church has shown excellent pro
gress" during the year, at the open
ing session of the eighty-seventh an
nual Baptist convention, held at
Tenth Avenue Baptist Church.
Rev. Mr. Brelsford outlined the
work Of the Baptists for the ensuing
year. "T5o purpose Of this conven-
tion Is to unite Baptist churches in
Ohio and assist in the movement for
the eyangelization of the whole
world" asserted the Cleveland minis
ter.
Stanton Caldwell Of Granville, who
was cnnected with the Baptist as
sembiy held Mt Summerland Beach,
Buckeye Lake, last summer, told of
its success. He said that plans had
been laid for an assembly on a larg-
or scale next year.
Rev. Alfred r. Isaac, pastor Of
Tenth Avenue Church, responded to
the address Of Rev. Herbert F. Still
we'll of Cleveland, state president.
This morning at 9 o'clock Rev. G..
r. Lenard OF Cleveland, president Of
the board vi officers Of the conven-
ton, delivered his annual address.
Rev. DR.. G. J. Rose Of Granville
will read a report on the missionary
board. This afternoon Rev. DIR. H.
H. Hurley of Mt. Vernon will welcome
the new ministers to the church. To-
night the Ohio Baptist Education So
cioty will have charge Of the pro-
gram. The principal address will
be delivered by DR.. 8. e. Price Of OF.
tawa University, Kansas.
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Snort LOCALS

A;r. ". a. White OF Howard Was n
bUsiness visitor IN the city Tuesday.
AFR. John Van Ausdale OF near Lock
is critically III with inflammation of the
sto.:ach.
Dr. G. r. Baker left Tuesday morn.
ins on business trip to Circleville,
Lar caster. and Dayton, Ohio.
Ms. Curtis J. Martin of Chicago,
H.. Ia the guest Of her parents, Mr..
anr Mrs. n. w. Allen for n week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hull returned Monday
fron. Delaware where she has been
the guest of relatives.
III: !. VIM. Lee left this afternoon
for Magpie Mines. Ontario, In the In.
te:cs, OF the c. G. Cooper company.
Mrs. Edward Mcbride OF Chicago,
Ill.,, Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. ].
b. Sellers, East Gambler street.
Hon. l.. B. Houck went to Lancas.
ter. Ohio, Tuesday morning to make
4 short business visit.
Miss Iva Cochran lett today for Pan.
anna. Florida, where she will spend the
| winter.
Mr. William Farquhar of Redlands.
California, is q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Robinson Of this city.
| MIR. Jay Keefer and Mr.. Sterl John.
son went to Waverly, Ohio, this after
noon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ayers left
Tuesday for Celina, o.. to attend the
funeral Of Mr.. Ayers father, Mr.
George w. Ayers.
Mr.. l.. G. Mayer went to Centai-
burg Tuesday morning to attend \
meeting Of the directors of the Cen
tral Ohio Telephone Go.
Miss Belle Anderson of West High
street went TO Bangs Tuesday mora
ing to make short visit ut the hons
of Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Norman OF
Spencerville. o., are the guests Of
Mrs. Morman's brother, Mr.. Carl Fct
LlE, anu Whe, GNOESu 0uy oO WV.
| Miss Name Taugher went to Colum
bus Tuesday morning to visit for soy
eral days with her sister, Mrs. W. !.
Cary.
Miss Mary Hull OF Delaware, o.
10 here to attend the Ogg-Hilliar wed
ding, which will occur Wednesda'
evening.
Il Miss Edna Starner returned to he
home in Mt. Vernon Monday after
two weeks visit with friends and re!s
tives in Loudonville and Mansfield.
Mr.. Carl Sellers and Mr.. Marshal
of Columbus will arrivc hero Til
evening to attend the Ogg-!Illlicf vsd
ding.
Mrs. James Israel, Mrs. Tscs. :
Andaryon. Mrs. Frederick Cooref an
Mics Nora Wing left this morr'ny u
} Lima TO attend the convention OF IL
ID. A. X
Special Examiner Charles y, RAJ
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
COMET
10 The Fast Discovered By
Or. v. R. Brooks

Geneva, n. Y, Oct. 22--Dr. William
4. Brooks, director of Smith Ohserva-
tory and professor Of astronomy at Ho-
bart College, discovered . comet about
400 this morning in the Eastern sky.
Its position was right ascension, 10
hours, 81 minutes, 20 seconds; declin-
alton south | degree, 81 minutes. The
comet Ia in consultations Sextans.
with moderate motion Eastward and
visible through small telescopes. This
Ia the twenty.seventh comet found by
Professor Brooks.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
SCAlDED
Most Painfully Was A Small
Boy At JeIlOway

Jelloway, Ohio, Oct. 23--The small
aon Of Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey Miller,
residing east Of this place, was very
badly scalded Wednesday morning
when he overturned o pan Of boiling
water and spilled 1t over his body.
The child was playing at the side OF
the stove and reached up to a pan
sitting over the fire. He gave 1t q
pull and the contents poured over his
head and shoulders. His arms were
also badly scalded.
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Surprise For
Newiy.Wsds
The newly.weds Mr.. and Mrs. Clar.
cncc y. Cramer. were delightfully sur.
prised by about twenty Of their friends
Monday evening when they were pre-.
sented with beautiful, large. cut
glass fruit dish as token of esteem.
During the evening the young couple
were seranaded by another party OF
friends. A luncheon was served after.
ward by Mrs. w. NJ. Wolf and Mrs. W.
$. Smith. A delightful evening was
spent.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Scarborough, Mr.. Guy Travis, Miss
Eva Holds, Mr.. Warner Flenner, Miss
GLADYS Smith, Mr.. Charles White, Miss
Marguerite Allen, Mr.. Hubert Walker,
Misc Iva Coe, Mr.. Arthur Smith, Miss
llazen Dowds, MHss Irene Eowds, Miss
Marguerite Duwds. Miss Edna Jenkins,
Mrs. Marie Wright, Miss Alice Feeney,
Miss Mabel Smith and the Rev. Isaac
Beckholt, the latter Of viroqua, Wis.
consin.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
Rawlinson on-Freese
Wedding

vvSu0'U0
Mr.. Leonard Edwin Rawlinson,
linotype operator employed In the Re-
publican.News office, and Miss Faye
Pauline Freese, well known young
lady Of Martinsburg, were united in
marriage at o'clock Tuesday even.
ing at Baldwin chapel, st. Paul's Par
ish house by the Rev. william f.
Hull. rector of st. Paul's Episcopal
church. The young couple were at.
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C..
Iams. Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlinson will
spend the week In Martinsburg and
will be at home after November 1.
in the Stauffer flats.
miscellaneous
Shower Given
A miscellaneous shower was given
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Brown at their home
In Martinsburg Tuesday evening by
about one hundred Of their friends
and neighbors. They received large
number OF presents that were both
useful and beautiful. Refreshments
we're served during the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown were Just recently
married,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
Luther A. stream VIM. ?. HImes
STREAM & RIMER

Farms and city property bought sole
and exchanged. Properties rented Sno
rents collected. Fire insurance sps
cialty. Representing u old reliable
stock companies. Accident insurance
live stock insurance. Plate glass IN
surance. automobile insurance, in fac;
we can insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds Of all kinds. Call
and see US. Room Sipe bldg, South
Main ct. CIT. phone No. AT Black;
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
Saved BY His wife

She's wise woman who knows
just what TO do when her husbands
life is In danger, but MIRA X. J. Flint.
Braintree, Vt, Is OF that kind. "She
insisted on nay using DR.. Kings New
Discovery" writes Mr.. F. for .
dreadful cough, when was 70 weak
my friends sh thought ] had only a
short time TO live. and it completely
CURED me-" a quick cure for coughs
and colds, It's the most safe and re-
liable medicine for many throat and
lung troubles grip, bronchitis. Group,
whoopins cough, Quinsy. tonsilitis,
hemorrhnges. A trial convince you.
so cts. and sl.00. Guaranteed BY @.
r. Baker & Go.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
Fortunes In Faces

There's often much truth in the
,aying "her face In her fortune" but
Its never said where pimples, skin
.ruptions, blotches, or other blenish-
~ disfgure 1t. Impure blood is back
If them all, and shows the need Of
Or. Kings New Life Pills. They pro-
mote health and beauty. Try them.
IS cents at G. X. Baker & Co.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25

Mrs. r. \. Buzzard returned to her
home In Delaware, Ohio, Wednesday
morning after visit with her
nephew, Mr. NJ. Nixon, Of East Front
street.
- Mrs. Frederick Taylor OF East
Front street was called to Columbus
wednesday by the serious illness Of
her nothe., Mrs. John Robinson.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
A loo on The Track

If the fast express means serious
trouble ohead II not removed. so does
loss of appetite. II means lack OF
vitality, loss Of strength and nerve
weakness. II appetite falls, take Elec'
:ric Bltters quickly to overcome the
:ause by toning up the stomach and
curing the indigestion. Michael Hess
helmer OF Lincoln, Neb., had been
sick over three years. but six bottles
If Electric bitters put him right on
his feet again. They have helped
honsends They give pure blood
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Mr. ppd Mrs. Chas. Murphy return
"a Tom Endiay Tuesday evening,
w'erc they attended the funeral OF
oe4r condIt. which was held Tues.
,.y morning st iO:3O.
The fool-killer., 1912-03-01

You can't always Judge a
thing by its name. For instance,
il Samson's Ma had named him
Tom Thumb he would still have
been a giant, and like the mod
'ern politician, would have batted
out his enemies with the jaw
bone of a jackass.
The fool-killer., 1912-03-01
Us Talk 1t
Over

Well, dear sinner friends, this is
The Fool-Killer.
How does it set on your stomach?
If you like it, you can get more at
headquarters.
The Fool-Killer is not eyen a forty
,eventh cousin to any other paper on
earth.
It stands in a class by itself. and
its field is as broad as the English
language.
This paper wears no bell. muzzle,
collar o halter.
You can put that down to start with.
I am the fellow who works at the
pump-handle on this pungent period
ical of thrilling thought. / print only
what I write; I write only what I
think; and l think what I doggon
please.
I w this entire establishment,
and Rockefeller isn't rich enough to
buy one share of it.
Does that sound strange?
Well, bless your soul, I I'M a great
deal richer than old John.
/ never travelled any to speak of,
but I have read a great deal, and have
ihunk some.
I have also writ a few books which
L know are great, because they don't
Bell worth a cent.
Great books never do.
And then / started The Fool-KiIler,
.ust to quiet my nerves and keep the
old press from getting rusty.
From the seclusion of these wooded
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will shake the rotten foundations Of
Bociety and cause the Church of Nam
non to at least urn over in it's sleep
The Fool-Killer will be a monthly
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Every line will cut like a whip, ant
every word will raise a blister.
If you are a fool you had better no
subscribe for The Fool-Killer. i
you + wise you will. And so tina
settles Il.