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The daily sentinel., 1912-04-19
DEFUNCT CORPORATIONS.

Whereas, the following domestic
corporations, having failed for per-
iod of three years to pay the annual
state corporation license tax and 9TH
er fees required by law. and to make
reports as by the statutes required.
they and each of them are now by
me, under the authority of chapter
101 of the session laws of 1911. de-
clared to be defunct and inopera tive:
The Plateau Valley Telephone Com
pany; The Western Slope Telephone
and Supply Company.
In testimony whereof. l have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
great seal of the state of Colorado
Done at Denver, Colorado. this first
day of April, A. d. 1912.
JAMES b. PEARCE,
tSeaD Secretary of State
First publication, April 10, 1912.
Last publication, April 10, 1912
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-19

Boyer, Solomon and Silbering Twins,
Lucille Nichols, Aurelia Bowlby and
the Harris duo.
Master Dewey Num-. who is really
one of the youngest stars on the road
was greeted with salvos of applause
after his songs and specialties. His
Italian impersonation, the wooden
legged buck dance and the song
Don't Blab My Name" were hits
that cannot be forgotten. He is a
master comedian and was fully ap-
preciated by the audience.
Il Want a Girl Just Like the Girl
That Married Dear Old Dad" delight
ed the audience. Miss O'Hare's voice
is a popular favorite and the chorus
accompaniment by Mesdames Boyer,
O'Hare, Lumley. Loeffler, Moselman
and Mariner and Misses Reese and
Gigax was a consonance of melody.
George Gallupe proved himself a
master of the zXylophone in his mu-
steal act. He was assisted by Ray
Parker. This number was heartily
encored
Happy" Gigax, Harry Harris and
Donald Couper were great hits in
their dancing novelty and were thor
oughly appreciated.
ne DOuDle SeNteIs SlnSlHS fTln-
cess Zulu" as a grand finale was a
fitting close to the production. In
this catchy number were Misses
Grace Frey, Clara O'Hare. Lillian
Sawyer. Jennie Andrus, Helga Lang
land and Tressie Vollmer. and Mes
srs. John Fidel, Roy Long, Jimmie
Fiske. Richard Dowrey, George Nah
stoll and Don Couper.
In every way the minstrels were a
success and the Elks can feel well
repaid for their strenuous efforts in
giving the people of this city such a
pretentious performance. 1t was
well filled with clean fun and clever
novelties with plenty of superior mu-
sic to make it attractive to every
one.
The entire performance will be re-
peated this evening. The house was
well filled last night and magnifi-
cent audience is expected again to-
night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-19
ELKS M|NSTRELS WAS
GORGEOUS SPECTACLE
Medley of.Melody, Screaming Fun and Elabo-
rate Stage Setting Make Production Great
est Ever Attempted on Western Slope

gorgeous spectacle, of melody and 2H hours of
roaring fun the paygoers who last night witnessed the
first performance of the Elks mnstrels.
There ndrawn breath of surprise the coloru stage
setting presented itself with the raising of the curtain scenery
was work of art and the coumng the best
minstrel production Colorado So much for ap
The first vivid impression of the show
the spectator during the evening for Immediately there
full chorus of melody from the trained the stage
ducon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-19
NOTICE.
For Something Fine in Nursery Stock

For Something Fine in Nursery Stock
Have a surplus of Bartlett, Anjou
and Kiefer Pears, standard and
Dwarf. Josselyn Columbus and
Chautauqua gooseberries. Concord
Niagara and Campbell Early Grapes.
Cherry and Fays Currants. Jonathan
and Winesap Apples. Yard 529
Grand avenue Phone Hickory 1902.
Call, write or phone.
ID. NOLLMER.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-19

You get just what you pay for In
cheap, wooden flume: galvanized pipe
is the only kind that stands all the
weather conditions. Made by Jas H
Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-19
DAVIS COUNTY NURSERIES,
ROY, UTAH.

for sale
ASPARAGUS
Of Terrl's Livery Of
and Ute aven IRAN olorado.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29
81. ari.ssuolfe in europa,

Geit bem arimtrisge, Der MIN 81
Sabre auriidliegt, bat bic Qufgdbe Der
europdiIaen Diplpmaten oarin beitanz
ben, einen Welttrteg gu Oerbinoern, ben
man bon ben bsitdnbieen ruFifden
Sntrigusn gesen Die Siirtei befiirdtete.
glos Der Ma9titelung, bic 9sutih@
lamb felt 1870 etnnimmt, 1T es gu oanz
fen, bab es bislang gu einem folhen
Weltenz3 3uiammenitoB nod ni6t ge.
fommsn tit. Sm Sabre 1878, als bic
RuFen bor aonitantinopel itanben uni
bic snsltIds 5lotte gefedtsbereit DO,
jener Stabt lag, linn Die RuHen
hruus5ubalten, Dermo6te 8ismdrds
biplomatiIhes 9enie ben Weltenbranf
i'm aeime gu eritiden. SEPT bat iid
bic Gadlage tpeisntlih gu unsuniten
oes Weltfrisbens peri6oben. Sn BEN
leBtssnannten Sabre mar Rublant
b0llig iiolirt uno mubte fi9 in bic Be
bineunsen bes 8erliner aongrsHes fiji:
gen. SEPT aber bat es cine feite Stiibs
an Jrunfreid unD Gnglanb unb e
fheint entihloffen, bieis Gage aus3u.
niiben, um einen nsuen 0oritob oegen
Gonftntinopel gu fiibren.
| Das lit bic iebt in europa allaemein
berrihenbe Nnli6t unb aus bieiem
| 0runoe bot bafelbit elne febr pe1imi.
litii4e alnii4t betrsffs Der mOslidteit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29
Sacob Gbrim.

Ils StaotIdobmeiiter bat 6err Gba
rid bic 3inien, tpelde bi. itdDtii1sn
Oepoiiten in ben Banien trugen, nitt
fiir ii6 bebolten, fonbern piinttlid an
bic Stabttaiie abseliefert uno baourh
ben 8iirsern srobe Summsn Oelbes
geipart. Damit bat er isinsr Gbrl1-
teit uno ssdhigteit Elm sl6naenbes
3eusnib ousssiteut unb bas foIte bic
garser peranlaHen, fir ibn als
gountp- Shabmeiiter 3u itimmen. gst
ben Deutihen 1T er ipeit unb brett uno
iebr portbeilbuft betannt. Gs lit bas
1sr am plase, bab sr BON alien Deutz
ihen unteritiiBt tpiro. Wenn mir ou1
nidt bafiir fino, fir einen Deutihsil
leoislih auf Grunb ieiner NationaIi=
tat 5u itimmen. 10 pertrsten mir auf
Der anberen Geite bic Mniidi, bab elm
fdbiser Deutl9er 8eahsuns bel feinen
oanosleuten finben iollte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29

fd9e TT, bab ale Banifen in bieIem
Ganoe aus unIerem mangelbaften 5i=
nun5fpitem entftanben finb. unbez
ftreitbar lit aber aud, bab elm unrih=
ttg abeefabter Sarif ebenfans bic Sn@
ouitrie f6per bena6tbeiligt. Der pom
lebten 4pnereB paiiirte llnoerppobide
larif 5ei6net iich gang beionbers our6
Wangel on ginii9t aus. Die 5a6ri=
tonten bon Wert5eugmaidinen protez
itiren init Redt bagegen, bab man ibrs
Waaren auf bic 5retliite itelIen mil.
Den sIeiden groteIt Der riidiidtslpien
uno unintelligenten 8ebanoluna erbe<
ben Die Sabritanten bon ameritani.
ihen Iutpmpbilen. 9ln unD fir iib
liegt ni6t Die minbeite llrfa6e Dor, Die
3DGe auf 2lutompbile, Werf3eugmdz
idinen, S6ube unb perId;eoene anz
bere Waaren i'm llnoerDoooIhen Sarlf
berub5uieBen, neil bterin eine lold)
| i6arfe &onturren3 beitebt, Dab Der
9erbrau6er Iie gu ben nieorigitsn
YrsiIen erbdlt, Der nit oem Bring p
pereinbur lit, ben 2lrbeitern amerifaniz
| i6er 9erbdltni7en angemeHene 2Obne
gu 5dblen. QBenn ober Die 30ae. lpis
IS in Dem unberlpoooihen Sarif gez
iftebt 10 fart reDu5irt peroen,
baB unIere 5abritunten ge5nungen
ipiiroen, bic 20bne berab5uIeben, Inn
Iih geqen bic eurppdiI6e apnturren3
bebaupten gu tOrnen, 10 lit bas elm ses
| fd6rlider unperitano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29

german aoeppen, 81 Sabre off,
bon go. 139 Of CLIFTON ADtnae,
bate. als er frub geitern Murgen an
Der 8an4 Gtrabe unb Meaeun Ipe.
BON ben spOliaiiten Bed uhb Burns
Derbaftet tpurbe, bunoert' pfunb gee
ftublenen aupferoru1t In feiHern Dslis
be. Der Gefangene oeftuno Dem De-
iettipleutnunt pOppe geseniiber elm,
aus benz 3uhtbaus in Columbus snta
fpruneen 81 ieiH. CT mar, ftintr Mns
gabe nah nit nisbreren anberen gez
fcngsnen BON Der 3uftbdusfarm
ourdgebrdnut. QDtpp<n mar Deaen
Ginbruds az eintr IGnseren 3u9t<
bdusitroft utrurtbetlt pDrbtn, boa
fptlHtr e. nod fkbtn wlondts obau.
fiten bate. als e entfprans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29

benz 2eben perloren bat unb nun Sil
Werriidtbeiten setrieben bat. Der SUM
bamentalfab Der Bersfonfden Meitbetit
bss aomif6en lift: rbie 9tetfheit tit
bas Gisentlidz zRomifhe unb bas 2ae
den lit ihre Strafe. - Das Steife,
@tarre, Me6anifhe, i'm Geeenfab gum
9efAmeioisen. INNER iid Werdnberns
ben, 2sbenbisen, furs: bas Mutomatiz
Ihe I'M GeseniuB aur freien Tbdtisfett,
bas 1T es i'm @runbe, mas bas 2aden
berDorbebt, mas es perbeHern m0hte.
Wer fih ldherlih bsnimmt, entbebrt
Der bolltpmmenen 8epeslihteit bes
9entens.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29

go NETT es bic Stellung bes
prdiioenten saft gum Sarif bstrifft,
ptrb iie p0lIig mtbberitanoen. Der
Prdiioent fat 81 feiner 3ett cine Grs
bDbung oes Sarifs befiirportst, ions
bern eine Grmdb bIgung ioneit Das NIT
benz S6uB Der ameritaniiden Snouz
ftrie unb 2D6ne oereinbar lit. Shat
iG6lt6 bat er ia audi feline erite &amz
pagne unter Der Pdrple Der Sdrifs
Repiiion gefiibrt uno bat am ndditen
Sage na6 ieinem gin3ug ins Betbe
Saus ben ScngreB gu elmer @rtrds
SIBung einberufen, Inn ben Sartf eli
ner Repiiion 5u unter3ie6en. 8le.6z
settig lit es cine Iei6t nodpeisbars
SbatIo6e. baB Der prditoent fir etns
grmdBigung Der 30Qe aeipirft unb lie
ou9 in pielen puntten bur6gefii6rt
bat. Wir erinnarn blos an Die 4bz
fbaffung bes 6dute5olles, an Die Ser
ubieguno oes Sol38oles, Zen er pOlltg
abgei6afft ie6en nollte, mas jeood)
bur6 ben Wiber1tanb pieler iiioz
liben Observation-Disclosures nit
Riitii6t auf Die Dprtigen Walobe'iber
oerbinoert tpuroe. getannt lit audi,
baB er ben Stanbputtern i'm 8ongreb
nit einem 8stp brp1te, tpenn lie bic
30le ni6t berabieBten uno ooB es' eine
3eit lang ihien, oub er ge5pungen iein
piirbe, Dieie 0robung ous5ufiibren,
Gr nu9m BON bem 9eto Qbitanb, N5
er cine 9ln3abl 3pQermoBi8un9er
erlangt bate. Der ibm gum 9or.
purf mudt, baB er nidt ale 5oroez
rrngen ourdgeIeBt bat, Der erhebt Ell
nen 5aoel ge9en 9erbdltniiie, Die be-
Itanben baben, ieitDem bic 9ef6i6te
Der Ser. Staaten begpnnen bat unD
bic big ans @noe tbrer 9eT6i6te fort
bauern tperben, ndmltd, baB tein prds
iibent Qaes bur6feben tann, mas er
piinI6t. Gs lit bus iogar BaTbingz
ton nidt gelungen; ielbit Der bo6it
ensrgii9e Sadfon muBte gelegentIid
nutge6en unb befannt lit, tpte GleOe.
Ionb bic patronage perf4dhern muBte,
um ben Wiberruf bes republttaniiaen
Silber Nnfuuf5geiebes i'm Sabre
1893 bur63uiesen. Qlus alien oiefen
gebt 6erbor, bab es etne fdli6e OAR
iteQung bes Sa9berbalts lit, Saft in
etne 9utegorie nit ben Stunopattern
einreiben gu tpollen. ueberbaupt lit in
feiner gan3en Nominiitrdtipn Elm FORT
f6rittliher 9etit unDertennbar. Wit
benz bD5tpiGigften Gifer miro man
nidt Elm ein8iges tpG9renO isiner
2lmtsperipoe paiiirtes 9eies aufpelien
tDnnen, Dus i'm riidi6rittlifen 8eiite
gebalten pdrs. Sbne bte geringite
Mi6e ldBt iid nudpetien, bub feline
4ominiItratipn rei4sr an forti6rlttIiz
den 9eIeBen 1T, tpis bic RooieoeItiae,
tpobei mir ieoo4, INN gereat 5u ietn,
berDDrbeben miTen, baB HooIepelt oi,
8ionierdrbeit auf bem Gebiete Des
5ortihritts geleii itet bat. 4ber es 1T
cine qrobs ungeredtigtett, bebaupten
gu tpoGen, buB unter saft tpieper Der
8eiit Der Reattion berDorgetreten
Fr;ire
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29

Gin autOmo6iG 5abrt= :
fant iugt, boB, erfrsuli6 pie bic
gntiuidlung bes grportbanbels in biez
fer Waars lit, er bebeuteno erDbsrs
0imenfionen annebmen nirbe, nenn
bic umsritaniiben gantfa5ilitdtsn nur
anndberno benen Guropds entipreden
Diiroen. Die ameritaniiden Jabris
tanten DermOgen ben langen areOit
nidt gu setpdbren, gu nel9em ibrs
aonturrenten pertaufen, neil bic Seq.
teren bic Wehfel ibrer Gunben bistons
tiren tDnnen, pdbrenb Der ameritanis
fde Jdbritant Waneels iolher 5aaili=
tdten auf 8aaraablung gu befteben ee:
sipungen lit. Mertpiiroiger Weifs
tpirb in biei.m Babltampfe iiber aGes
M0glide gefproden. nur ni4t ibe,
Ginan5ref.rm. DdbrenO es bod 9bat'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29
Der Nuken Der Grmiiouus.
Drn Or. Grnf 8eigenmiills I

gs lit fpieoer Elm Mebi3iner, Der,
ipie 2ombroio, 5fDei MOrte ouiammenz
fpannt, BON benen oer Dran3oie fagen
niirbe: ils erieraient be Re trouper en-
femtle. Dieies paraboron bonn Nuben
Der grmiibung leitet au einem prin5ip
bin, bag i'm @runbe oes Dielen Wirrs
rparrs liest, Der in benz Rapitel: Die
piphOlosie oes tiinitlerii9en Sacfs
fens aufseitapelt 1T. Die Siiue bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29

Cine flptte glusitattungspoHe i'm
@ranb Opsrnbaus. Sega Sers
gers 9oltsitiid .Wir 9eutihsIme'
ritaner" ipiro am 9pnnerltag in
Berlin oufssfiibrt. - S9oenherr' :
S9duipiel r5amilie" bic Sdrbts'
tuns bes Deutiden Sbeotsrs nad'
lisis Spnntag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29

Oos 5uusz : 6 m m ttee fiir
ganfen unb umluufsmittel tpiro an
15. Nppember pieoer Die llnter1u6ung
aufnebmen, Inn fsit3uiteuen, ob cine
tIetne 9ruppe bon Sinan5iers Die
9elDmittel bieIes 2anoes tontrol,rt.
gDas bas &ommittee sntoiden plro,
IdBt iid jeBt idon porausiagen. 8enn
bic 2unbbanfen tetne YerpenDung fir
ibr 8elo ba6en, iatden lie es na9
Nep gort an Die groBen 9anten, Die
ale unter elmer &pntrole ite6en uno
bic berfiigen odnn iiber oas 8el0 na9
ibrem grn1eFen. 3umeiit ieOod 9ebt
ss in bic SdnDe Don Wal Street Spe-
tulanten, Die INNER 9eripenoung fiir
biaiges 8elo buben. Sieier unb. .frtes
higenoe 3uitnno, Der ppn b06it itdos
Iiden 5Olgen beglettst 1T, piiroe ndt
pbpalten, renn cine 3entruIzReerDes
8unf eriitirte. Damn ipiirbe bas 3etts
lpeilia unperlpenobdre 9elD Die.er unh
nidt cen Nelp Yorter Sp.tulunten 5re
flieBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29
Sicnitag, Den 90. Sftpber 1912.

DEN 8Irgern liegt bel Der
fommenDen Dabl teine brinsenoere
unD beiIigere 9flt6t Oh, als Die
8onosausgabe BON $500,000 fir oos
Gonspisrp=2tipl gu unteritiiben. gs
beIteben bort i6QuerlIcbe 3uitanos
neil Die 3abl Der Sniafen Bel Weitsm
eis pOrbanbenen Rdumli4fetten uberz
feigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29

Der beIti de Sun3Ger bat
einen 9eDanten aus Ipro6en, ben Die
Ngrdrier als 9Cnper1atb auTfaf1tn
tperben. Gr sebt Oa6tn, Die 9omdnen
81 seridlagen uno tIelne 8uuern6Ofe
an5uIegen, neil nur auf bieIe MetIs
Die 5Ielihproouttion gef0roert neroen
s0nne. Die preUB Bi6en Sumter per=
ben oieIer 2tnii4t, 10 ri4tig tie au4 tit,
ni9t betitimmen, benn nad ibrer 2lufz
faiiunQ tann nur Der 9robgruno6eiiB
ben Staat retten uno nit ibrem
i4leaten GeipiFen fiir6ten lie, 0aB,
ipenn Die 0pmdnen 5eri6la3en rerben,
als peitere 6oIge Der @eDdnte auftuus
den tDnnte, audi ben 9roBgrunobeiit
gu 5eri6lagen. 9oh ptrb audi bas
ni6t oeniigen, ipenn nt4t Die frete Sin.
fubr Don 5uttermitteln geitattet tptro,
benn Die SSleii6noib in 9eutTdlano 1T
auf Elm febr trodenss Sohr 5urit5u=
fii6ren, in tpel6em bic 8auern ben
gan5en 9iebitanb CUR SleiI6erei brad
ten, neil bic 9ieMiitterung BEL ben boz
ben 5uttsrpreiIen ii6 aGs perIuItrei6
ertpieIen Bate. 90 tpeit es aber Die
augenblidli6e IbbiIfe bstrifft, Bat Der
&analer qdn3lih perIaqt. gr bGlt an
Dem grin3ip feit, buB bag 0oIt elm Be-
rehtigtes 4usbeutungsObjett Der
&rautjunter biloet.
Oas lonbpirtb T d fiji. b..
de Department Der Ser.
Staaten bat ben bur6 cSnIetten on
8ooenfrii6ten angeri6teten Sdaoen
i'm Sabre 1904 auf iiber 400 Miqipz
men Dollars u6gei9Gst. Die Snfetz
tenplage 1Dirb bur9 Die iinnloie unb
brutule 4bihladtung BON 3ugpDgsIn
peruria6t. 8etannt lit, tpie Der Reisz
pogel, Der i'm gDinter bic IioIi6en
Stauten aufiu6t, bort abgeI6Ia6tet
niro. g2i6t minber lit betdnnt, tDie
IN jeoem Staate bic Der 2anbpirtbz
f4aft niigli9en 90gel oon ben itupiben
8auern ielbit abgei9oiien tperoen.. Die
Staatsgeiesgebung Pat ii6 gegen bieis
Wor0manie als ipirtungslos eripiefen.
&u6 bier tit bic slenbe politit i'm
Spisle. gine Qn3abl Staaten baben
ii6erbaupt feline SduBgeIeBe unb tpo
tie beiteben, perben tie ni6t bOGitredt,
neil ieoe gerbuftung einsn Stimmen=
Derluit 5ur JoIge baben f0nnte. Sn
Jolge bei1en eriu9t Der apnIerbi=
rungszaOngreb ortnglidit nm bic un=
teritiibung auer bentenoen 8iirger fiji
elm aongrebgsIes, tpelaes bic 9tb-
ihla6tung bon 3ugoOgeln Bel i6perer
Strafe berbietet. Bon bteIer MqB=
regel allein fam man tptrtfume Nbz
tilfe ertparten, ba ben 8unoesbeamten
gum 2obe nahgeiugt tperben mub, oab
iie politbfhe Riidihten nidt tennen,
fonbern bic GeieBe fur9tlos Dur9s
fiibren.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01
Obituary

Franklin Pence, son of George and
Catherine Pence, was born In New
Market tp., January 10, 1S4S and died
in Cincinnati, July IT, 1912, aged "a
years months and "a days.
He was married to Margaret L..
Strain Nov. 10, 1868. To them were
born two children, George Allen and
Charles. The wife and George Allen
preceded him to the better world.
In May 1899 he was married to Esta
Roush who with his son Charles, two
brothers, Ellis and Andrew, and two
grandsons, are left to mourn theil
loss. He was kind husband and a
loving father and always ready tc
stand ON the side of right. The fun.
eral service was held at Mt. Zion on
Saturday, July 20, at l0;3O a. M, con-
Quoted by Rev. Leroy Horn, pastor of
the Reformed church. His remains
we're laid to rest In the Mt. Zion Gem,
etery. There was large attendance
and many lovely floral offerings were
received. Mr.. Pence stood high l..
the estimation OF all who knew him
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01
BROWN & AYREs.

The village Of Loveland, being short
Of funds like most of the other cities
and towns Of the state has devised a
plan to have good streets despite this
fact. AT recent meeting Of the
council Of that village, an ordinance
was passed requiring every able bodied
citizen Of the village to perform two
days work on the street. The work is
done under the directions of the street
commissioner. A number of the
prominent citizens have fallen In with
the plan and have down their two
days work, while others are holding
back and complaining bitterly.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01
|. O. @. F. Celebration.

Do not forget the Odd Fellow Cele'
bration to be held Saturday, August
10, in Robert McLaughlin's Grove,
one-half mile west of Pricetown.
Good speakers, good music, beauti'
ful competitive drills, balloon acen'
sion and airship flight at three o'clock
This airship or dirigible balloon is
modelled after Vaniman's large dirigi'
BILE, which exploded and sank in the
Atlantic some weeks ago.
Festival and fireworks at night.
Everybody invited
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01
DODSONVILLE.
July 20. 1912

July So loi@
Mrs. Allie Henderson and daugh-
ter, Blanche, spent Sunday with Hen
ry Dunseith and family.
John Pratt and family and Earl
Stroup and family spent Sunday with
M. G. Stroup and family.
Joe King and wife called on Aaron
Stroup and family Sunday.
Jessie Orebaugh and family spent
Sunday with Ozro Stroup and wife.
]. j. Conard and family spent Sun
day with friends at st. Martins.
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HIGHLAND.


July SVf i"A-s
Mrs. Joseph Hoskins and daughter,
Margie, went Wednesday to visit her
daughter and two sons, in Cleveland
Mrs Walter Hoskins and sons, OF
Blanchester, were visiting relatives
here the first Of last week.
mrs. Anna Rhoades, of st. Joe, Mo d,
came last week for few weeks visit
with relatives here, and In Cincin-
natl
Herbert Strain, wife and daughter,
Of Hillsboro, we're guests of T. NJ.
Horsman and family on Sunday. They
we're accompanied home 10y Miss
Rebecca Horsman.
Mrs. f. NJ Johnson and little son
are visiting relatives in Muncie, Ind.
o. B. Savage and family, Of Will.
mington, we're guests of relatives here
on Tuesday of last week.
Mrs Columbia Slaughter, of Lees.
burg, and Miss Vereta Slaughter, Of
Colorado Springs, Col, we're guests Of
Mrs. MaIy Terry, last week. They
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Silas
Thornburg.
Mrs W. G. Sayers and little son, Of
Cincinnati, were guests of Mrs. DR..
Orebaugh, oveI Sunday.
Ernest Woodmansee and wife, of
Washington, @. H., came down home
Saturday evening and will arrange for
housekeeping this week
Jas. Earl, wife and daughter, OF Ft.
Worth, Texas, arrived Friday evening
for short visit with Mrs. Earl's par
ents Frank Woodmansee and wife.
Miss Alice Haines, of Columbus, is
spending few weeks at the home of
her grand father, Enos Haines, and
family.
Mrs. Rev. Laird, who was called
three weeks ago to the bedside OF her
mother, who was seriously Ill at her
home in Camden, left her on Friday
somewhat improved
Mrs. G. Slaughter, Mrs. Terry and
Miss Vareta Slaughter, we're enter.
tanned on Friday at the home of Jas.
Wright.
Mrs. Maggie Brown, of st. Louis,
spent part of last week with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. +. l.. Knox, and
other relatives at this place.
The school board have recently em-
ployed the following corps of teachers
for Highland Schools. Supt., n. L.
Richey; Principal, Miss Bert h a
Schriderer; Grammar, Roy Garman;
Primary, Miss A lice Horsman.
Mrs. Geo. Bonar has cen quite i'll
the past few days with an attack OF
fever.
Walter Mcpherson returned home
last week from two weeks visit Will
relatives at Franklin.
James Robin, Of Quincy, has been {
visitor the past week at the home o.
his grand. mother, Mrs. Robbins.
Mrs. Mary Clutch, of Franklin, is ;
visitor at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Jennie Mcpherson.
John Grice. Of Colorado, is guest
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Jan,
Grice.
Miss Mamie Wright who taught
school here the past two years, anC
stored her goods for the summer II
having them taken away today
Mrs. Vella Harvey and neice, Mrs
Clark O'Brien, and two little sons
were visiting relatives near Marshall
over Sunday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01

One hundred and twenty millions
dollars was tilched from the American
people during the last fiscal year by
swindlers who operated largely
through the United States mails, ac-
cording to statement just made in a
formal report to Postmaster. General
Hitchcock. This was an increase OF
approximately $50, 900, 900 in the aggre-
gate Of the previous year.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01

Messrs. Brown and Ayres will give
colt show at their Sale and Breeding
Barn in Hlisboro, on Saturday, Oc-
tober 5. Competition open to all
weaving colts by their Imported Bel
gian and Percheron Stations. The
prizes offered will be in service fees
and will be worth competing for,
Hoping our patrons will bring out a
number of colts and make this big
show we are
Respectfully,
BROWN & AYREs.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trop, Mr. and
Mrs L. @. Vance, Mr.. and Mrs John
Stroup, Mr.. and Mrs Coburn Vance
and Misses Anne Kirk and Laura and
Ruth Compton attended the wedding
Of Miss Hazel Jonte, at Norwood,
Saturday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01

Misses Edith Dryden, Mary Hanlon,
Georglana Ballentine and Mary and
Martha Spencer and Roy Gustin, Of
Columbus, Ray Mcbride and Pearce
and Robert McMullen will spend next
week in camp at the Caves. Miss
Katherine O'Connell will chaperone
the party.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01

William f. Allen, who was called to
New York City last week on business,
returned Wednesday and will spend
sometime with his wife and baby, who
are at the home of her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. G. b. Beecher.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Leslie and sons,
Marshall and Franklin, Mrs. George
Barrere Jr. and children, Dawson and
Katherine, Misses Kitty Barr e e,
nellie Nelson, Mary b. Evans and Mary
Barrere and DR.. L Nelson spent
Tuesday at the Caves.