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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
AUTHORIZATIONS oE puRLIcArIoN.

Department of Public Printing of Ohio.
Publication of the above proposed amend.
ment to the Constitution of Ohio, under SEQ
ton Z of an act entitled, "An act relating to
certain proposed amendments. to the Constitr
ton of Ohio and the publication thereof
passed by the General Ass ,mbly of Ohio, April
2s. 1918, is authorized by the. Department OF
Public Printing of the State of Ohio.
FRANK HARPER,
Supervisor of Pahlie Printing
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14

A. D. 1918, entitled "Joint Resolution u
Amend Article XII of the Constitution Of
Ohio by the adoption Of Section 12".
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have hereuntl
subscribed my name. and affixed my official
zeal at the City of Columbus. Ohio, this 1911
day of June, A. D. 1918
CHAs. II. GRAVES,
Secretary of State
TCeail
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tSeall
AUTHORIZATION OF pusLlcarloN.

Dsbdrfment of Public Printing OF Ohio.
Publication of the above proposed amend
ment to the Constitution Of Ohio. under SEQ
ton 3 of an act entitled, "An act relating "a
certain proposed amendments to the Constitt
ton OF Ohio and the publication thereof
passed by the General Assembly Of Ohio, April
%, 1918, is authorized by the Department ol
Public Printing of the State Of Ohio.
FRANK HARPEp,
Supervisor Of Public Printing
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
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Gociety
~ News
Birthday
Anniversary

Birthday
Anniversary
Mrs. g. A. Franks celebrated her
birthday anniversary with q diner at
her home in Lock Thursday. The
guests invited were the near relatives
of the hostess
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
Entertained
With Dance

The Gambler X. of p lodge enter.
tanned with a dance in the Red Mems
hall Friday evening. There were about
35 couples present during the even
ing. Music was furnished by the
Bricker orchestra of Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14

AUTHORIZATIONS OF PUBLICATION.

Dsbartment of Public Printing of Ohio.
fabrication of the above proposed amend
ment to the Constitution of Ohio, under Sec
ton 3 of an act entitled, "An act relating. to
certain proposed amendments to the Sonstitus; /
ton Of Ohio and the publication thereof,
passed by the General Assembly Of Ohio, April
2S, 1918, is authorized bv the Department oil
Public Printing OF the State of Ohio.
FRANK HARPER,
Supervisor of Pabie Printing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
Lodge Holds
A Banquet

Kokosing Chapter of Eastern Star
held banquet at their hall in Dan.
vile Friday evening at the conclusion
of the regular meeting of the lodge
during which several candidates were
initiated. There were several Wis
iting members present during the ev.
ening.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
And 52l Persons We're Saw
ed From Watefy Grave
-Four Life Boats Upset And
Many We're Drowned

Liverpool, Oct. IL - The
Royal Line steamship "Vol-
turno," was burned to the
waters edge in id-Atlantic
last night and it is believed
that 1876 lives were lost.
A wireless from the Gun
ard liner "Carmana" today
announced that 1856 passen-
gers and the crew were un-
accounted for.
Ten liners picked up the
Volturno's S. o. S. and hur-
ried in her direction. The re-
port received states that 521
persons were taken off the
burning liner.
The "Volturno" left Rot
terdam on October 2 for New
York.
According to the passen-
ger roster there were "a cab
in passengers, 542 steerage
and a crew of 80 men.
According to the wireless
reports received a broken
propeller on the liner caused
the fire.
The big liner in sinking
smashed into six lifeboats
loaded with passengers
Four of the boats were sunk
and all occupants drowned.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14

A daughter was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Livengood of Berea,
Kentucky. Mrs. Livengood was form
erly Miss Anna Cooper of Mt. Vernon.
%
A son was born Saturday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Drye of 1907
West Vine street,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John Monahan OF
Columbus were visitors in the city
Saturday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
e Entertained

For Her Guest
Mrs. A. d. Buunn entertained in
formally at her home on North Main
street Friday afternoon in honor of
her guest, Mrs. Anna Butler Thomas,
of Minneapolis, Minnesota, who has
been Mrs. Bunn's guest during the
past week. Mrs. Thomas will leave
this evening for her home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
Post Card
Shower

Mrs. Kate Singer, Oldest resident
at the Home For the Aged, was Civ
en- post card shower Friday by her
many friends in the city. The shower
was given in honor of her ninetieth
birthday anniversary. She received
large number of tokens of friend
ship and remembrance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
Deeds Filed

Deeds Filed
Sarah Beheler to Clayton C. Kin
ney, Ill acres in Middlebury, $500.
Barbara Dermody to Margaret Der
mody, lot in city, $500.
Cora Chew to Leander Blackledge,
lot in Fredericktown, $190.
James Smith to Lemard Stricken, 40
acres in Butler, $500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
First and Final

First and Final
A first, final and distributive ac
count has been filed in probate by
]. Miles Moree, executor of. Sarah B
Dewitt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
Centerburg Man

Centerburg Man
Married In Newark
At 1880 Wednesday evening, DR..
Sparks joined in wedlock, Mr.. G. w.
Bowers of Centerburg, and Miss Ethel
Fawn Thompson of this city. The
ceremony took place at Mr.. Sparks
home in North Fifth street, and was
witnessed by Mr.. John G. Lloyd and
wife, friends of the contracting par
ties. They will reside in Centerburg.
Newark American Tribune.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
White -Burris
Wedding

Wedding
Mr.. Lewis White and Miss Olive
Burris, both of Mt. Vernon, We're
united in marriage at 8 o'clock Thurs
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Burris, 126 East Vine street The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E.
D. Barnett of the Gay street NJ. E.
church. The bride and groom were
attended during the ceremony by
Masters John and George Burris, twin
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Burris.
Miss Florence Stephens played the
wedding march. About twenty-five
immediate relatives were present at
the wedding.
The newly married couple left on a
several days wedding trip to various
points in the northern part Of the
state. On their return to Mt. Vernon
they will make their home at 221
East Hamtramck street
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
SHORT BALLOT fos sT.rt OFFICERS.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE con.
SriTUTION or OHIO.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14

BANNER WANT ADS PAY Z
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-14
sHERIFF's SALE

Flora May Vernon
VS..
Meeker D Wolfe. John H Wolfe and
Julia Mckee.
Knox Common Pleas.
BY virtue of an order of sale in parti-
tion issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Knox County, Ohio, and to ma
1 will offer for sale upon the
premises herein described, on
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-18
Lillian Hayward, Globe Trotter.

BY Gertrude M. Price.
Il could be happy with either were
:'other dear charmer away" is the
manner in which Lillian Hayward,
famous stock heavy compares her
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-18
g Ssus PotSseeee.

likes of the legitimate and the photo
play. -.
What is your daily routine as
moving picture player?" asked Miss
Hayward when she could spare a mo-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

mertbe Noldite, @oenborgu nb
Mmo1ienborg. 54loB &oien=
borg, ein 1926 bollen6etes 2uiti9loB,
liegt a%uBerbolb Ser unrubigen Mlt=
ltaot uno lit NIT feinen pielen Ebur=
me, grfern n11b @iebeln elm mirfl1ngs=
boiler 6reiitodiger 8o1t, melder jett
olS hronologti6es Muieum beniibt
miro, uno 6eiien GROCER @orten gum
SummelplaB Ser 8epolferung oient.
3os einfa6e gdloB Mma1ien
borg lit Sic &eii6en5 0es ail1berit 6e=
mofratii9en &onigs nno ltebt in 6em
gei9Gftli9en Ebeile Ser Sta6t. Sn
Moienborg iiebt Ser 8eiu9er mie 6ie
friiberen obioIuten 6dniiden &err=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

1d)er lebten, menll er aber an Mma=
lienborg poriibergebt, meiB er, baB Der
barin mobnenoe M 0 De &0nig
nidt ll1rurioier lebt, mie mand)er iei-
1ter ltntertbanen. DaSielbe 8erbdlt>
niB lit eS NIT Sen in Ser lmgebung
gelegene11 5mei 5hloiiern 6rebe=
rifsborgu n6 Gre6ensborg.
Sri tereS ein berrlider mo6erner
Yrad)tbal1, miro nidt bon ser f0nig=
lid)e11 6amilie bemobnt, ion6ern als
Rational Muenm bem,tt.
@obl ielten iibt ge6iegene Yradt cine
iold)e @irfung aus, ais bel Dem
0urdtpa11oeln oeS berrliden Sitter
loales ul1b Dem 8eiude ser &r0=
mngsfapelle. 2ebtere lit ein 1pabrer
Sbabfaiten BON Malerei un6 S9ni,
berei. Man meib nidt mas man mebr
betpun6ern ion, Sic unbei6reiblid
lb0ne 1ede, sic 56nibereien Ser
Site uno M6noe, ober sic bon @ben=
bol5 uno SLIDER beiteberr6e &an5el.
Man f011nte SEM 6iibrer fait 5iirnen,
tpen11 er gum @eitergeben auffor6ert.
@s lit nit ieinen unermeB li6en 56a=
: ben Elm Yrunfi6loB i'm bollen Gimme
6es 8ortes. 5re6enSborg,
mpIfeS ser 9iebIindSaufenthnIt Ser
@onigsfamilie mdbren6 6es Sommers
lit, }beint ieinen Mamen 9 urg6eS
Trieoens fir oieielbe, als iolde
gu betpabren. Gor 6iefem fleinen
unldeinbore11 nno etnfaden S9loiie
liegt elm ipiegelblanfer Seid, gu tpel>
dent Sreitreppen bon Ser S6loB=
teraiie binnnter nod 6em often ST.
denporfe leiter1, 100 mon auf idotti'
gen @egen manoelt, melde bon Mar=
morltanobiloern eingefoBt iin6. oil
Der ammelten ii6 bier inn trauten
&reiie INN &0nig Gbriltian TX. unb
@emab1in oeren &in6er un6 gnfel,
Inn in 6rieben 6ie Grem6en gliidli6en
6amilienlebens 5n genieBen.
Inter bie1en Ser dItei tie Sobn, Der
in galonifi ermor6ete &0nig George
I. BON @riedenlar6, Ser ruiiiide G5ar
Mlera16er III. nnb Ser &0nig go
mar6 VII. BON England, Sic beioen
lebteren @9miegeriobne oeS 8aores
nit ibren @emablinnen. Sci 6iefen
8eiud)e1 Iieben iie lire &ronen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETChER'S
GAS oRIA
Sic oeuti6e Spra6e a,
Den mn8arii6em
S6Mlen.

Ole 11ngariide. l1nterridtspertpal=
tung Fat ii6 enti6loiien, Ser 6eut=
iden Sprade an ben @pmnaiien unb
&eali6ulen cine mett be6eutenoere
5tellung ein5urd11me11, als iie bisber
gebabt bat. Die l1nterri@tsbertpal=
tung be5eidnet in ibrem @rIaB SOS
9eutide als 6ieienige Sprade, sic
6en @eiit Ser mogparii6en Mation
NIT Ser aben6ldnoii6en Qualification
berbin6en un6 6eren &enntniB Die I'M
garifde Sugen6 gum iiegreiden Bette
ben 6es Samples un1s Dafein ta11g=
lider ma6en ion. Ser @l1ltnsmini=
iter Or. Sanfomiti6 lit CUR @inii6t
gefommen, 6aB Ser @eiit, in 6em sic
@duljugen6 bisber er5ogen tpur6e,
bon elmer ida6li@en %nationalen Git
ieitigteit beberri6t mar, un6 6oB ser
bisberige l1nterrtdt in Sen mooerlrel1
Spraden, in @ei6idte uno @eogro=
pbie un6 Sen Observation-Disclosures Elm
iebr 11n5urei6enber getpeien lit. gr
balt es fir %notbmen6ig, 6ob Ser &C.
iidtsfreis Ser Sdiiler in Sen b0beren
Sdulen Sen geiteigerten Mnipriiden
6es 2ebens entipre9en6 ermeitert
miro, un6 6aB sic 8ogIinge o11d iiber
ale 1telten mirtbidaftli9en @ridei=
nungen ausreiden6 nnterri9tet mer=
Sen. 9ie @Dmnoiien nn6 &eaIi6n=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06


len ioQen alio in 3ufunft ni@t 10
ausidlieBlid pie friber in eriter 81
ME ouf ben neutrality-suspicious.
Stanopltnft &iidii6t nebmen, ionoern
iie ioaen nit 6en Sorti@rttten Ser
3eit @hritt balter1 nn6 Sen S6ulern
cine fir ibren 2ebenstpeg auSrei4enoe
nniperiele un6 Sen praftiiden Be-
6iirfnil1en angepaBte 8iloung 5ntbeil
mer6en lalien. @egenmartig beginnt
an sen b0beren Sdulen idon in Ser
nnteriten &Iaiie Ser latetnif6e Inter
ridt; fem 8eginn ion 1T cine b0bere
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Mettete ieinen Stuff.

$. 3. @lp BON Bantam, g., lit an
elmer i6redliden @ei@mulit an ieinem
6uBe 4 Sabre lang. Ser Doctor rietb
Amputation an aber er meigerte ii@
uno periu9te i61ieBIi@ 8udlen's ST.
nica Salbe ols lebtes Mittel. Gr
idrieb Damn: sd gebrau6te Sbre
@albe, nn6 mein SUB mar bal6 boil
1tanoig gebeiIt." 8eites Mtttel fir
8ranomun6en, @9ntttmun6en, Duet
i6nngen un6 @c3ema. Mebmt cine
@dadtel beute nod. Sur 25f. Mne
Mpotbefer o6er per Boit. s. 6. Sud-
len & Co., Hbtla6elpbia o6er ct.
2ouis. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

5cepter u,1o mobl au6 piele ibrer
5orgen 3u @alie nn6 lebten bier,
Meniden unter Meniden, obne Sur6t
Dor Meud)elm0rbern, umgeben bon
2iebe> id0ne Stl1n6en, gera6e 10, tpie
anoere Sterblide melde Muttern
beiud)en. Scum muB i9 aber fort bon
bier, benn id babe mir fagen lalien,
oaB ib ben raditen Sag einen guten
Dampfer nad Ser Sniel &iigen be-
fomm1e1 fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06

&lalie perlegt meroen, uno an feline
SteQe foa Ser 6eutide sprodunter=
rt6t treten. &ultusminiiter 81. sSan=
fomitf6 benefit NIT oieier MaBnabn1e
einen meiten 8lid fir sic proftil@en
8e0iirfniiie Ser beran>padienoen SUI
gen6, Die er befdbigen tptn> audi iiber
oaS 5iemli6 eng %begren5te magpo=
riide Spra6gebiet binaus ii9 in ser
8elt 5u betbattgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Scarf 3bieleS @etiebert@t

0as @ptel, mel6eS MIDI in &oper=
bugen beberbergte, mar 5par 1ebr
bod)elega1t, aber aud iebr lebbaft,
5u ser 3eit, tpo td gepobnt bin gu
ihlofen. Gs beiBt Grun0Natio=
IA uno lit fir SSen1ano, Ser MlleS
in bergl1be baben pil> mie gel6affert.
Inter meinem 3in1n1er safe nit Dfu=
if, tiuter loldern ein Sauoepile
Sbeoter, gegetiiber orei Gergnl=
gungslocale nit @eiang, neben
oieien oas grobortige Iiroli=@tablile=
ment, tpeld)es MbenoS bon S%auienoen
BEL 1dt miro, un6 an Ser gde Ser
Circus Orlando. 8abrli6 etne
id0ne 8%lumenleie! Do3u Ser enor=
tie @erfebr arf ser StraBe Biz ipat
in oen Ea binein. 9as par iogor
fir mid gu otel uno berlegte i@
oem5ufolge mein Stan6qunrtter IN
eine etmus rrbigere @egen6. 8enn
mon in @openbagen lit un6 oaS
Stroll mdt beiudt, batte man Den
@oupt5ped ieiner 8tiite berfeblt. IS
lit elm @ergniigungsloca1 dbnli@ 60
nep-Sslan6 in Seem Sort aber in flet=
1erem MaBitabe. @ier fam man Ben
D1nen bon ser beiteren Seite fennen
Iernen, meldes Sen 6rem6en i6neu
anitedt nno gum Mitma6en peran<
laBt. Sic aben0lide illumination lit
groBartig un6 menn 9onntugs 6el1er=
merf bo5u fom1mt, fann man faum
in Sen 8egen promenieren. Sn iet=
mem Mrbeitertbeater btetet
aopenbogen etpas, tpobon i6 a1f al
mei1ten @eiien nod ntdts geb0rt, uno
no6 tpeniger geieben batte. Die
56auipieler un6 Muitfanten itn6 Mr'
better, mel9e in Sen @o9enaben6en,
unter ser Mnleitnng bon 6ortigen
&unitlern tire &olen un6 Muitfitiidfe
%ein1tu6ieren. Da i6 nun gum Oefte<
rem 16on lelbIt mitgema9t,u n6
ols Director b BON @an5e idau=
ipielerii9e Salente NIT entpideln
balf, 10 tp11Bte ib sic ge6iegenen 2ei-
itungen 6ieier 2eute umiomebr gu
idaten. Die iebr gut beiu@ten @or=
lteQungen fin6en meiitens SonntagS
itatt un6 lit Ser @intrittspreiS un-
gemein nie6rtg. Ma6 ale Sen frieo>
1iden 8il6ern, muB t9 nun gum Mt'
Iitarismus ubergeben, ueldem audi
bier bonn 5arten @eidledte itarfeS
Sntereiie entgegen gebradt miro. ga
9dnemarf MIR elm fleines &etd, mo=
rim Margel an @eloiiberf luB berri6t,
10 fonn es itd Elm itebenoeS Seer
nidt gut %leilten, fat aber oafiir eine
quite Mili5, melder 6ie geiammten
maHenfabigen jungen Manner ange<
b0ren. Sic miiien fir 6 Biz IL Wo=
note nebungen mitmaben uno geben
gero6e 10 itramm 6aber, als bitten
1ie ibre orei Sabre in Berlin abge-
rillen. Motiirli6 ibt audi bier sic
Mittogs itottftnoen6e 8a@tparaoe
groBe 3ugfraft aus.
&openbagen bat 5tpei ertpabnenss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-06
Gr5iebmn8 Der &imoer.

Die Mben6e iino oumablig ldnqer
g%etpor6en, un6 man bot tpie6er @e=
legenbeit, @infebr bel ii9 5n balten
uno 6ariiber nad5uiinnen> Oh man ei=
gentli@ gu nidts tpeiterem oaf Der
8elt lit, als Bios gu arbeiten, 5uinm=
meni6orren, @el3. 5u beroienen un6
oem @ergnigen 11ad3uiogen. - @ir
baben uniere 2an6sleute I'M Mnge,
menn mir tpar1ren6 Sen Singer erbe-
ben uno auf sic &in6ern bintpeiien,
Die gelettet, gefibrt un6 er3ogen fem
moQen. 9as it cine Bflidt> 6eren
mir uns nidt ent5ieben 6iirfen. @ieIe
glauben 6ieier ibrer Yflidt nadge=
fommen au fem, tpe1n Tie sic &in6er
CUR S@ule ididen. Gas lit ober
nidt geniigen6. Dos glternbaus m1b
pflan5en un6 pflegen, sic sdure
fam MIR metter a%ufbouen an Sem,
mas i'm @lternba1ie begonnen tpur-
6e. Deutide gItern bnben audi cine
gang beionoere @f1idt ibren @inoern
gegeniiber. @s gibt Elm @pridmort,
oas beiBt: Sim 6eutiden @efen miro
emit sic @elt g%eneien,v un6 6iefes
beutide @efen lit es, tpas mir uniern
&in6ern oner5ieben miiiien, tpenn Tie
herten, fiblen un6 glauben iollen
tpie mir, menn ite emit Mdnner unb
6rauen, Sic lire Stene inn 2eben aus=
finen nno an6ern elm 8eiipiel fem
ionen, tper6en ionen.
Gas @lternbaus mub Sen &in6ern
Die S9mle iein, in ser @ort nn6 Tbat
sic Mittel iin6 sic ongetpenoet tper-
Sen. 9ie langeren Mben6e iino 10
redt 6a5u ongetbon bier ein5ugreifen.
@tr ertnnern u11s nod iebr mobl Ser
G'in6riide, melde Sic gr5Gblungen Ser
gltern un6 @roBeltern onf uns mah=
ten. @ir &in6er fonnten abenos oft
ltun6enlang iiben rno lauiden. Mit
melder 9egier6e lieBen mir uns err
5ablen nno pie gerne iangen mir Sic
id0nen 6eutiden 2te6er. Sic fino Biz
beute Bel uns boften g%eblieben un6
lie per6en oud baften bleibe1, u11b
tpebe 9emienigen, Ser einen Spott
II, o6er cine loie @emerfung iiber sos,
pos uns Sic M1,tter lebrte, bdtte.
@as lift es oenn eigentIid, oos idbr-
lid Gauien6e iber Ben S3ean 3iebt,
Inn nod etnmal an 6em @robe Ser
@ltern nie6er511fnieen. SIT es ser Sci
motbsort allen? . nein: Sc fin6
nidt sic 8erge> nidt sic @dI6er, nidt
6as @aterbals, es lit nidt sic 2in6e
am 8runen, nidt 6as oIte Sort, sic
iie biniiber 5ieben, es fino sic Grin.
nerungen ar Sic 2ieben, sic BORT emit
gemobnt, sic lire &inberi9ritte Ieite-
ten nn6 ibnen sic g%ltern1iebe, Die
@~ottesliebe, sic 2iebe 3u allen
@olen un6 @@onen Ing &er3 pfIan3-
ten. sic felbit f0nner1 iie ni@t mebr
begruben, fie ruben Idngit urterm
grunen @aien, aber mo Tie geman,
belt, mo- iie geltebt, 90 tpollen iie nod
einmal Sen NIab I'M 1orffir9Iein
aufin6en, mo @ater un6 Mutter Qe-
ieifen, Dem 8Iob 1111ter Ser 2in6e, 100
New Ulm review., 1913-10-08
J. A. OCHS
THE BEE HIVE STORE

Miss Bertha Flor died Thursday
morning at the St. Peter Hospital
after brief illness. Death was due
to erysipelas with which she became
afflicted the Saturday previous to her
demise. The deceased was born in
the neighboring Town Of Sigel April
IL, 1887 and was therefore only 26
years old when she passed away. She
lived most of the time in the Town OF
Sigel. She showed signs of dementia
quite q number of years ago and on
Dec. Is, 1900 she was committed to the
Hospital at St. Peter. Size is survived
by her mother Mrs. Geo. Flor, and q
brother F.. Flor and q sister Clara,
who reside at New Ulm and another
sister Mrs. Jake Mertz of Sleepy Eye.
Her remains we're brought home for
burial and the funeral vas held from
the Catholic Church Saturday morn.
ing at 9 o'clock, Rev. Sch!inkert
offici ating. Interment was made in
Catholic cemetery.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-08

Henry N. Asmott, . former resident
of Sleepy Eye, but now engaged in the
drug business at St. Paul, was arrest
ed at the latter place by Sheriff w. j.
julius Thursday, and brought to
New Ulm. Friday afternoon, Aamott
was to have been arraigned before
District Judge I. NJ. Olsen on charge
of having failed to provide the proper
and necessary support for bis eight
year-old child, but the case was
settled out of court. The man was
arrested on complaint of his wife, who
was represented by Attorney Albert
Hauser of Sleepy Eye, where she and
the child make their home. Attorney
Frank Hopkins, of Fairfax was
Aamott's counsel. Nearly two years
ago, Judge Olsen had ordered Aamott
to pay $40 per month toward the sup
port of his wife and child, but be
turned over this amount only once
and then apparently forgot all about
his obligations to his family and his
promises to the court.
We have buyers for city proper
ty if you wish to sell.
37tf C. E. BROWN LAND co.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-08

Arthur Dsnglsr visited the latter
part Of the wssk with Asdslis friends.
Il 10 need Of dry cord.wood, call up
25l2. Adv 4l.l3 nd,
Miss Aims Hshsslbruck Of hanksto
spent Sunday With her parents !,
homo.
\. Mrs. Aoritx Anding 10 enjoying Z
visit at The homo OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Engsl, this week.
Mr.. and Ars. Henry Rudolph
visited with tho Gottfried Mielke
family Of New Germany last week.
A stsnogrsphsr 10 safer from poverty
than Greek scholar. Take . ;course
q Asnksto Commercial College,
Mankato. MINI. ADV 40.4l
Mrs. John Dlckmeyer and her
daughter. Meta, Of Fairfax, were the
guests Of relstivss and friends here the
latter part Of last week.
Miss Frances Lorens Kral and An.
ton B. Gruenenfelder left last week
for Msnksto where they will take .
course at the Msnksto Commercial
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Gieseke
left for Montevideo per auto Friday.
After brief visit With relatives Mrs.
Gieseke Nft for Montana where she
will visit for some time With relative 20.
Mrs. Anna Msltzahn loft Friday for
Cincinnati for : protracted visit with
relatives and friends. She does not
expect TO return 70 New Ulm until
next fall ss she contemplstes : trip to
Germany in spring.
Miss Ida Heers announces that she
will open up her Kindergarten at Tur.
Nor hall next Monday morning, OF.
18th, and I'll parents sre requested to
send their children the first week.
(sdvt. Ut
Conrad Zankl and family Who lived
on . farm near Young America re-
moved to New Ulm the early part Of
last week. They have not fully deter.
mined whether they will remain here
for good, but they will stay here until
next spring anyway.
Mrs. Msrgareths Wiltscheck was
host at . euchre party to which she in-
vited . number OF lady friends last
Tuesday evening. A pleasant time
was enjoyed and the prizes we're war
ded to Mesd smes Lorenz Flor, Henry
Gasink and William Siebert.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Evangelical
Friedens church will hold On apron
bazaar, serve lunch and chicken
supper in the Hummel building, for
merly Occupied by the Bee Hive store,
Thursday, Oct. 23rd. Everybody Is
cordially invited. (Advt. 1t
Miss Florence Bushard, OF West
Newton, Was most agreeably surprised
ba number of young lady friends
from New Ulm, who drove out to the
Bushard home to assist her In obser-
wing . birthday anniversary. Tho
afternoon and evening was greatly en-.
joyed by oil present.