davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
That 5 So, Isn't It?

Just think darling!" she sad.
You proposed but twenty four hours
ago"
Yes" he replied and It seems as
though IT were but yesterday"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
Not for Him.

Have you any nice beefsteak this
morning -
Sure. Here's some steak as tender
as wOman's heart"
Give me a pound of sausage
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07

iie bel Den grratblm1rn iietS cln5ig
ini0 oleiH oas @obl Der @elamnni
belt Dor auaen baben uno iia Ipeoer
fnrd Observation-Disclosures nod ourdl
geeiniluiIumgen cin3elnrr Srtcrei'
iengruppen bei ibren GntideioimgeI
lritcn laiieH. @enH iie nod oiFient
cinfafen. grobeH' 9riWip 1anoeln
iucr0en tie ME ipdulen0 ieiH nte ne
iih elmer %beitimmieii draae ge1eii
iiber berbaIieH ioQen. Stimmen aus
Dem Sintcrbalt Die man alih mob
tenO oieier SegisIatlrp1riooe boron
miro. iuer0en Damn mgchort herbal.
len. Sir meinen Die Stimmel ie.
ner 9eute, Die itets bereit iiu0, eiurn
ueueu aui6Iag oui Ole peri6nlitc
8teibrit ihrer Ritbiirgcr 81 MAIDEN.
grfrcuIiher 8siic fno 6urh Die
lebte @abl Manuer in Die 2e3is.
Iatur aeian6t moroeh iiber oeren
Stanopunft fein gilrger i'm 3nei,
fell 81 iein braiift. Solten aud
einige Beener biirgerIiher 5reibeit
m6 umerifauii6eu @eiitps iit er.
haIten ba6en. 10 aIalben mir nidi
Dab ibre @ahenihaiten gcgen bic
nroBe Mebrbeit Der liberal 9eiinntcn
9iitglieoer etTuas %aus5uridtet Der.
mogen. Dor naem aIallben mir in
Serru MoreGenO eiueu BouocruSir
uno einen 5ihrer oes nirllif tort
idrittliden glementes obne Inter.
idie0 Der 9artei 5u erbllsen, oeiien
neiier uno geiduIter &atb bel Den
qroBen GrpGglmgen, nit oenen iidl
Gle 8~eiebgeber neroen beiaiien mil
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enitdifia6rt nnO Scrsfteisrn.

@Gbreno oes Sobres 1912 biiBtHl
900 2uitihiffer ibr 2eben elm. gieIC
ron linen bntten nit ihren Nero.
plonen wiiienifnitlide geriu6e nm
ternommen, lnlo lire Rnman meroer
oaher itets inter ben IIdrtprern Der
8ifienihoft Ill fnoen iein.
Sn o%erielben 3eitperiooe boben
1873 Barionen beim gergiteigen IN
Sen glIpen Sen Soo gefunoen. 8ns
gcrgiteigen lit ihon Idngit fein
Sport mehr, ionoern MIR nod cine
glrt 2eiSeni6aft. Die Rehr5nbI Der
perungliidtsn 3ouriiten beitanO aus
0e1Itifen.
@uroen 0ieie thoriften Berg
feren ibrc aufmertiamteit Iieber Dem
TIugiport 5ugerpeuoet baben, 10
h6tten Iie penigitens ben Rubm NIT
ms Grab nehmen fonneit, elmer
mirflid guten Safe geoient gu boz
6Qn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07
Sins Dem Stante.

Sremont. Gas gertiaon Gpitem
fir Soentifi3irung BON 8erbreterH
bat Iid in BEN Counties 6remont
rn6 Dodge, NO es eingefiibrt it,
art bepdbrt. Wit SIlie 0ieies
SnItemg puroen fir5Iid iieben 8e-
fnnaene I'M gountpgefongnis aIs
Eaif1enbiebe ioentifi5irt, melhe
idmmtIia 3udtbausitraien nerbiiBt
batten.
Sremont. SieIi1e geih1ftsIeite
tuoQen Die 2egislatur un Baiiirtmg
ciner Bill eriuten mad Delher Der
Staat Die 5remont 0ormalifule an
foufen ioa. Ger 8ortlaut Der Bill
miro Ghnlih oer Dor 5pei Sabren
einaefiihrten iein. s5rau G6waros
lit telegrapbiid beannhrihtigt NOR
rem, oaB oos 3pergebepaar Major
nno 5rait gpptenn onr9 DIE @eburt
eines auaben e~rireut moroen iiuo.
Die fLeinen 2erte reiien NIT einem
3irfus, Der iid iett in Chattanooga,
Tenn, beiinoet. Der @ater niegt
50 rno Die Gllltter "a gfun0. 9as
9drhen fat cine Z Sabre alto God.
Ter, melhe Der Nutter ihon ii6er
cen Gopf gerpatien lit.
Ggceola. aiir3lif nuroe bier
hos nelte Sohidulge6duoe einge'
iuei6t. 9as @ebduoe lit aus ieuer'
feItern Mnterial gebaut mo nit al
len mooernen Girrihtlmgen, Die gu
elmer Sfrile geborerJ perieben. IS
foitet $4,000.
@eeping gsater. Sier 6arridt
cine idIimme OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
inter Den 81 1ern. Sie6en @ii0er
Iino ua6reno Der Iebten 8ode Der
ifredliden arnmfbeit sum Gpfer
aefaQen. Cine ait5abl alnoer lino
gegenpdrtig idIuer erfranit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07

iuL uidt Oft geillo beranac5cgen
iperoen lam.
81 lieai Oas Observation-Disclosures
(Gump5niation 2ap) Dor. 0ieier
@eiebentuurf III BON einihneioenoer
gcoGltung. Sb CT Den gerehiier'
tiaten anipriiden Der arbeiter cnt.
fpridt, oarilber 1T man in arbsi.
terfreiien icbr geibeilter Meinmg
IS baben iib nod feline arbeiteriiib.
rer jn ieinen @imiten ausleiprohen.
RatirIih iotltc oas 9ledt oes ar.
~teitnebers ebeniaQs gepnbrt iein.
Sem @eieB ioate cinieitin rir
Gle Sntereiien elmer alaii1 beitiibeu,
wdbrrHo es Die Der an0eren perlebt.
Gs miro oe5balb Die auigube Der
Segi5lntur iein. 1in ioIfes @cieb
5u ihaiien, ueIfes Dem Slt0uitrie.
erbeitcr cine geniilcn0e Gntihioi.
puHa laudbrt obne Die 9iedlte oes
grbsitqebers az p%erleben.
Is bietet iidl Der 9e1islatlr Elm
meitcs 5elo. @utes 81 nirfen. Der
&erioiiung 3uiab, ortlite SeIbitrc-
dierlmg betreiienO, ridltig anae'
nnnot f0unte Die icBi9en unl1iOIi'
den 3uit1noc beieitigeu. Ter Gin.
iidt uuO Dem giIidtgeiiibl Der &C.
9islaturmitglie0er mus es iiberlai'
len bleibert. Oh oieie Situua gum
8obla Der gIagemeinbeit obidlieBen
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07

90 glebf nobl ipeni0 Ietifld1e,
bic .Qapa" globl. hieIen liebensuiir.
ciaen alicn Serrn, uno mermiio.
lidcn Sangesbruber niht tennen
Socbsn ging inns Elm @riei BON ibm
Gus Der nlteu Seimatb 81. 0Vapa"
9obI ertp1bnt BARN aid Die sYlii'
iine 2inf", iene eintaaSiIieae eines
Observation-Disclosures gerindIcs, mel.
dc eiaeniIidl pie rPapo" BOIL
meiut, .Gbe Miiiing Brain" gebei'
zen baben iolltc. 9od bier III Der
grtf ielbit:
GaIuoroe. t6. GeI. 1912.
Nerther &err Fetrrl
@cnn oas Sabr iif Dem Gnoc
neiet, MAIDEN Die @eonutsn Die Run'
DC an ole gerpanOte, 6relmoe uno
Befannte, ~ oenen Gle natIrlidl
aud geAoren. Scii Dem s.. slllg., oils
i'd 5uleet on Gle idrieb, fam Id
Hrr mitibeiIen 0aB iih meme Der,
bdltniiie nod nidt oeridllettcrt hn
zen, cher nod perbriiert Vile orei
Wonaie made i'd Den aabenlprunG
nod N%logoeber1 mno briuhe Den
emerifnn den aoniul, nelder i'm.
uler meine Qeniionspapiere auster'
tiat uno tie Oann mad @albinaton
ididt. Gr lit Gin Gentleman erlier
aloiie unO ipritt nit mir geraoe
ais oh i'd icin 0uiel mare, manf.
nal engliid mo jutucilen oeutid.
Dor einigen @ohcn las it IN
Sbrer 3eitune pon einem Nanne,
Ger Shnsn cine gciabrlihe aontlir
ren5 81 pcr0en idien. Der S6cin
triigt a6er 5luueiIen, 70 aud in
oieicm Sale, mo- oieie 3eitung Den
fpunberbaren Gamrn DGba Y3iiitn1
9inf" fiibrte. Tie @iiiing Brain"
mare ridtiger gepeieu
"a mein announcement biz 5unt
IS. Sonuar abl1uit. 70 ienOe ih 81
nen mieocr einIiegtn0 $500 fir biz
@odentlids Smoba 3ribiine" fir
Gin mpiteres Snbr mt0 crude Sic,
mir Guittlns 3u icnOen, oomit i'd
meib, oab Sic ons @eIO arIaIten pa.
ben.
@eine qSraiie lit iett: 10 9reitc
Strabe, graunidneig, Germany
"a id 10 an Die so @liidpiinidc
~ id)reiben babe, 10 wer09n sic ent.
IfuI6igen Dab it gum SdIuB tom
me. SD niinide Sbnen, Sbrem
Berional mo alien @efannten Elm
qIiidlihes mo 3ufrieoenes neues
Sabr. 0o fdat mir geraoe eiu
Spruh Elm uno Der beiBt:
3~ufrieoenbeit lit eitel Omit
3ufrieOen mcroen groBe a1nit
9ufrie6en iein groBes Slid
3ufrieoen bIeiben Reiiteritiid."
2ebteres i6eint BEL mir Ser Sal
su iper0en.
R1m ieien Sic aae reht ber5Iif
8egriiBt pon Sbrem
8erner 9obI.
@anaunt r9upa".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07
Wnrftbfriht.

SiiOs0 omaha, Z. San. 1913.
Gin0uie6-3ufubr 5000; Marf
Ion bis nieorjIer. 3ige ourd Der
Gtitrm pcripdtet.
@ute bis bette $7.s0-9.00.
@dttelmdBige bis CUTE $3.50
$50.
@ewobrtife bis mitteIn.dBiq.
Sc. 00-6.90.
aii6e I'm o6eifers, felt bis Icifter
@lte BIZ bette Sellers $50
6.t5.
Suite Biz bette aiibe $40
GAO.
MitteIrl0Bige big cute 9i6
"a. 40-5.40.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07
Mi0fnmmrn QrniaLntnr.

Ncute bat Die oreimOorciBisite
Giblfng Der Nebrnsla 2egislntllr be-,
goniien. 8ieI miro bon oieier Se9is.
Iotlr ieitens Der 9iirgeridait er,
ipnrtef. Gs miro errpartet, OaB Die
Skinner, ipeIhe lire Nitbiirger in
fcn gei~ebgebenoen aorper Deg Staa.
.es gcfp1bIt bobenL Oieies eroBe Der.
troiieli redtfsrtigen tueroen, inoem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07

G'efUobnIide bis mitteim1Bige
S3.00-4.40.
Stoders mo 5ceoers. Itarf.
Cute bis bette 6.50-S.00.
MitteImdBise bis bette $3.50
$50.
Gcn6bnIide Bis mittelm1biae.
S5.00-5.s0.
Stod Settlers $i.50-6.25.
aalber $5.00-9.00.
gulen $4.40-6.40.
Sameine-3ufubr 1900; 1arft
ieit bis Sc n~isorigcr. Gurdidnitts.
preiS $7.00-7.20; botiter 8reis
$3.50.
Gdnfe-3ufiibr 10000; @arft
iiarf bis t0-l5c bober.
@uttaridaie CUTE bis bette $3.50
-4.S5.
@ioOcr, CUTE bis bette $5.25-
$50.
SdbrIinge $6.s5-7.35.
2ammer $8.50-8.85.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07
1as iripplitaniidt sbentencr Dad


Stalin nabeju otthunOert @iuio.
men sire getoitet. 1apou limo i57
Miaionen ais oen lleberitiiiien Der
Isbten Sabre 9eocdt porOen, Den
Reit bot man gepumpt IS wire
nod mandes Sabr p%erleben, bis
StoIien Die SduIben, Die es fiir Ole
3rurde oes arieaes gcntaft hat
bejoblt bat. IS fommt bin3n, ooB
sic meme aoIonie 81 ibrer Gnt
pidelumg p~orIGuiig nod gan5 CT
bebliter 3uitiiiie beonrf, mo Die
dedemp1rtige @enerotion miro er.
trdae, Die Ocn auhpenoungcn emit
ipred1sn, idperIi6 ieben. EoIitiitl
betra6tet. mag StaIien init Dem
8llae mad 5ripoIis Elm @eihdft
gematlt baben in anoerer ge5ie.
6ung gon5 geuib uitt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07

Ration Suredtiinoen. aber Belt
mub man ibm Iaiien; Der aIte SER
III unter Der goit Der Sabre cttpds
Iangiam g~eiporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07
7as Wiluanftt,r qenfIdthnm

Inv Vttituuhttt thtl"V'vhH
baiin pisrSebn 9ogen einen iiir flint
Sabre bcrehneten SubpeuticnS fono
bon Observation-Disclosures Dollar
fir fem oeiftihes 9beater aufae'
bradt. 9as oeutihe 1beater inter
itebt bort einsm germaltungsratb,
mo Der bon ibm erlaiicne autrui
an 0aS Geutidtbum Der Staot, lid
Die grbaItims ieiner 9ilbne angcle.
gen iein III IaIien, BAT 70 aIiidlidrn
erfoIg gcbabt, Oob Der geitano oes
0eutifen 5benters iiir Die nahlten
Sabre geiidert H. Die oentidc
0pfrrmiaiafeit fir Die oeutitc
Sade 1T aIio nod nid]i SIR Ssgenoe
genoroen i'm 9olnrInn0e!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07
gentidle &alenper

Las prelsmtr0tgite giiea bel
geter @nms. Geutits Slide. 1903
9ooge Sunhe, 2 Gtcd. WabIsek
ter 2S 1erts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07
G(aIGfi5irte Anjeigen!

9te5epte iorgf1Itig angefertigt.
Grogren. geranef & Son, i402
iii6l. 16. ctr. Gel. Douglas 1850.
Saus ja pcrfaufen-@in @obnbaus
NIT 8 3imlmerIt, SeiBpniierbei.
3rng, @as mlO eleftriides 2idt
mooerne @inrihtmg, bldg 81 per-
tauien beim Gigcutbiimer, 1916
Martbo Strabe, Gmaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07

llncle Sam bat ihon mandles ae.
Iernt, or miro iid ailh in ieiner
neueu Goae ais gadm5iiter Der
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omaha weircior.R arfi

Omaha, 7. Sanuar 1918.
Starter @ei5en-
CIR. 3, S3-S5Kc.
Nr. 8, 8th-S41ac.
Hr. A, 76B-82c.
5riibiabrs' @ei5en-
3r. 8. 82-8212c.
@aibes Sort
Rr. 8, 431a-4334c.
9r. A. 42-43c.
GoIor Gorn-
@r. 3. 43-43Ac.
@eIbes aoril-
@r. 8, 42121ac.
torn-
ar. 8, 4t4-l2c.
gr. A, 4th-42c,
8eiBer Safer
g}r. 2, 3tA-32c.
Stanonro Safer 3tH-3t4c.
0r. 3, 3tH-3t1ac.
gr. d. 31-3tHe.
@ul39crIte $3.50.
5~uttargerite Rr. J., 40-45c.
Roqgen-
Nr. ., 59-5915c.
9r. 8, 58R-59c.
@apne. 6. 6. aipIingcr, lang
id6riger 8erf1ufer Der Beatrice
creamery 60, itarb Snmitol
Q6eno nod langem 2eioen an
arebs. Gas 9egrdbnis finoet i
2enn. III. itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07

gluff, Stunt nnb Gpraden.
GinnO.gcttiuntu 50.--llnterridt In
6armonielebre, TRANSFORMER IND
SmpropiIiren. Noten'eien uno g9r.
trog. 0llne. 2amotL 1912 DaDen.
pert StraBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07
EaientualpdItL.

@iQaro Gobu, Iatente, 1880 Gin
National gaut BUILDING. Eel.
9pIer 1889; Sno. a.1864.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07

7ic i~eipitcu @irite afer Wit
mcrOen in SdDnauber K Suffmann's
gaOeu gemadt. Sclbit einaemadJtt,
mnriRirte 6eriHae unS rotbe 9il.
ben. 4Qe Oeufden 9~e[ifateIen
i;ets %OOrrdtGis. Die beiten Solo.
aialmaarrn naO @emiiie Scr Gai-
ion. 5dnan6cr & SOffaiann, 40S
nrrSf. is. Strafe.
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Thomson NEAT MARKET

1903 ScautnwOrtb Str.-9ous. 80
@ir BADEN ieoen 0onnerItae
mirtlife eiaeHgemadjte 9ratrpurit-I
geraOr ioIhe, pie Sbr in Der alien
Sfimatb babt. Seriudlt iic.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-07

Enf1<l a. sec0Hd-eias Mdnsf. hdrch ~ ~
ft0&< ppafofes al Omaha. Nsbrdshds pnda ne
l<(o " ConV fzs. Marrh D., it4
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-28

Administer Rugs, 5 feet
long, worth 1925
for :. -. ..Sl.l0
Administer Rugs, Sofa
size, worth $3.50
for $z,Z6
Extra Heavy Ingram
Carpeting a variety of
pretty designs worth
55c for, yard. $40
Fine Nottingham Lace
Curtains worth $3.50
for, pair \. .86O
Gable Net Curtains in
white or ecru worth
$3.50 for, pair. .81.l9
Novelty Lace Curtains
Cable Net and Filet
Net Curtains worth
up to $3.50 for,
pair .$l.96
Lace Curtain N cts
worth 15c for, yd. 30
45-in. Mercerized Siims
with satin hemstitch-
ed borders worth 4Oc,
for, yard. .26o
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-28

sails Tuesday from New York for Ger
many where she expects to spend sew
eral months with her daughter, Mrs.
Louis Haas.
MIR. Charles II. Welch OF the Mt.
Vernon hospital is making a several
days business visit In Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Mr.. Arthur Paynter expects to leave
Tuesday for Kissinmee, Florida. p
spend several weeks looking after his
photography business in that city.
Mrs. Margaret Sheridan returned
Sunday to her homo in Cincinnati.
Ohio. after a several days visit In
Mt Vernon.
Mr.. Daniel Dugan. who has for the
past several months been patient
at the Mt Vernon hospital. went to
Columbus Sunday to enter st. An.
thongs hospital for treatment.
l.. NJ. Gruver. ticket agent for the
Ohio Central lines at Findlay, and
Mrs. Gruvsr. visited yesterday with
MIR. and Mrs. l. q. Robinson, OF Penn
avenue: MIR. and Mrs. Gruver went to
Mt. Vernon this morning to visit with
friends for a few days befre return
Ing to their home. Mansfield News.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-28

MIR. John l.. Brining was a Colum.
bus visitor this afternoon.
Soreness removed by Hanford's Bal
sam. Apply 1t thoroughly.
Miss Lucille Vernon visited over
Sunday with relatives in Gambler.
Get . photograph Of sarsh osrnhart
at the White Palses theatre tsday
and tsmeUew.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Weiss Of New.
ark spent Sunday With relatives In
Mt Vernon.
Miss Cora Baird OF Mt. Vernon vie.
tied with friends In Gambler over
Sunday.
There IL very little change In the
condition OF the Owen Infant at the
Mt Vernon hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and
family OF this city were visitors In
Gambler Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bricker, East
High street. returned today from .
two months visit with relatives In
Eastern Pennsylvania.
MIRA. John Mason. Mrs. d. q, Bax.
ter. Mr. Robert BAXTER ln1 Mis-
Florence MAssa spent ssaur1sy ~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-28

Mr.. william =. Rimer visited with
relatives In Centerburg over Monday.
Messrs. Ned Henderson, Hebes
George and Archie Collins spent Sun
day with friends In Columbus.
Mr.. l. M. Wolverton returned Sat.
urday from business trip to New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Porter Of North
Main street are visiting with reia'
4ives in MansAsld.
This week only; Mems suits and
isdies' skirts pressed for +oc Ed.
Wuchner.
Mrs. Claude Altenberg and dauEh-
ter, Mary Cameron. spent Saturday In
Newark the guest Of Mrs. W. R.
Weiss,
MIR. and Mrs. Jonas Melick Of New
ark. Ohio, and Mr.. Madison Melick
OF Utica, were called here BY the
death OF their brother. Mr.. Jefferson
Melick.
MIR. J, TowAesnd Russell. a grad
uate OF keny6A college, and form
er resident ot.lnmbier. Is now on the
stage and willfoa q the Colonial thea
tre In Cievelah1 neSt week In rsasine
from Henry ~, SAavleJp~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-28
sHORT LOCALS
Eggs CSC: butter 80.

Eggs ?6c; butter Sv'
Misses Gladys Garber and Helen
Davis were Columbus visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Guy Lauderbaugh Il y. Chest
nut street spent Sunday with rela'
lives In Columbus. uc
Miss Betty Mccormick speat sun;
day In Akron the guest OF her broth
or. Mr.. william Mccormick.
Mrs. A. c. Corwin OF Sparta. Ohio.
was called here BY the death Of her
father, Mr. Jefferson Meltck.
Miss Grace Pfautx returned to her
home In Akron Monday morning after
y visit with her eister. Mrs. Carl
woolson. Of Mt Vernon.
Mr.. RohA. ]. Salisbury OF Sweet
water. Tenn, was called home Sat
urday BY the death Of his grandfath'
er. Mr.. Jefferson Melick.
Mrs. Frank J. Darcy and Mr.. VII
liam J. Henley OF Cleveland were cali
"a to Mt. Vernon Sunday night by
the death Of Mr.. Rodham Tulloss.
Mrs. Alice G. stamp x Tile city
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-28

Sunday In Columbus attending the
Sunday evangelistic meetings.
Always keep Hanford's Balsam on
hand for accidents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole OF Mt. ver-
non spent Sunday with Mrs. Coles
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Crais Cochran,
OF Howard.
Mrs. Annie c. Hall Of North Mul.
berry street expects % leave Tues.
day Tor Kissimrhsc, Florida, y speua
the remainder OF the winter With her
son. Mr. Joseph Hull. 'es4
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Young OF Beli.
Vile visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward l.. Parker OF this city over Sun
day,
For the big and little burns In cook
Ing and baking, keep Hanford's Bal.
sam OF Myrrh near for quick relief.
*ssThere will be basket social at
the oak Hin school house Friday ev.
ening. January slst. Everybody In
vited. Ladies' bring your baskets
well Allied
sseThsre viii be special unioi'
meetinks held by the churches OF Lock
hsslnning next Sunday evening. The
msstlngr will b. In charge Of Evanr
gsllxt l.eisurs q Pittshursh. BA.
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KALI HER HUSBAND
IN DUEL WITH RAplER6.

. Moscow. Jan. 27.--Madanle Ma
. dix Putchin killed her husband
= - . duel with rapiers. to which
= shs had formally challenged him.
Tha Putchins were both profess
= ssrs Of fencing and their rooms
= weTe crowded every day with
= 'arAlonAble people. One Of them
was IN army ofiicer. who aroused
= ths Jealousy OF NJ. Putchin. Nine.
= eutchin. declaring that her honor
= bad been insulted. sent seconds
= - Asr husband. In the duel Ma.
= IA made q vigorous attack. The
. Aoaband c0ntented himself with
Vassytnx her thrusts but In the
= third bout his wife's rapier
= $4,000 his heart and killed him
y lAstahtiy. -"
. AZ 80 49, . .
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NV COUNTY ROADS
ARE TO Be IMPROVED
UMghway Laws WIN Be- Brought
Into One Statute.

Columbus. o., Jan. q. There are
apprt ximstely $4,000 miles Of wagon
reads in Ohio outside OF those thor
UuGkfares which are included in the
main market roads and intercounty
highways.
For years laws have been passed by
he general assembly relating to these
ruads, but under varying conditions
became in part or wholly without ef.
Sect. This has been shown strikingly
during the past year where numerous,
oaits were commenced to secure an
Interpretation Of the laws.
In order to correct this misunder.
standing and bring all the laws into
one comprehensive statute, two codi-
4cation bills have been introduced In
4he present legislature. by Senator
Hudsrn and Representative Hite. the
cAairmen Of the committee on public
Highways in the two branches.
The measures describe In detail
Aow roads other than main market
end tntercounty highways, which are
utntc-aid thoroughfares. are to be Inn
Oroved and in measure change the
supervision Of the work.
Chapter four OF the bill looms up
zig In importance. BY II the surveyor
u each county 10 made the county
highway superintendent and given
1ull authority over the construction
aAd maintenance Of the roads undor
Ais jurisdiction.
The county superintendent 10 also
% prepare good road map Of the
c0inty. no designed that he can keep
% ecc0unt Of all the work done and
tAs money expended on each road In
t&A County.
: <2ae county superintendent is given
tuii authority In road drainage and
must look to It that the ditches are
always open and the highways dry as
e1etaer mill.
u ie Impossible to keep a dirt road
q good condition unless frequently
dragged. and the new proposed law
s1oks p this
II here are dissatisfied persons
Wh0 do not concur with the authori.
xiss ~ to the advisability OF impro~
snE q road. appeal may be taken from
shs final order Of the commissioners
and the trustees to the probate court.
The commissioners are given four
methods of procedure In the matter
Of TIE construction Of public road
~nder their supervision. They can
sct ON petition signed by 2b per
cent of the abutting property owners; !;
.On petition signed by 25 per cent OF
The property owners within one mills
On either side Of the Improvement
and at the ends: on resolution
unanimously adopted by the board OF
c0anty commissioners and on agree.
Ment between the commissioners and
The township trustees.
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HITCHCOCK REvIses PLANS
Alterations Ordered In Postofflees to
Accommodate Parcels Post.

Washington. Jan. 27.--Negotiations
have been started by Postmaster Gen.
ssal Hitchcock to revise the architec.
turAl plans for all public buildings In
which postofiices are located, In order
% irovide ample space for the han.
dhas Of parcel post business. At the
present time there are l76 public
buildings under contract and 223 ad-
oitional have been authorized by con-
Sress. involving an expenditure OF
ese.0t0O,00o The plans for these
buildings having been prepared with
eat regard for the establishment OF a
Parcel post. It is necessary now to
have changes made In their architec'
NuraA construction.
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SIGHT
Of Eye Probably DestfOyed-..
MnIwsed Nan To Be
Operated Upen Al
obee

Miliwood, Ohio. Jan. 27--An acci.
dent. In which he figured several dsys
ago. will perhaps result seriously for
r. G.. Baker who resides just east oe
this place. He was choppins kind
lihs wood when one OF the pieces Of
timber tiew upwards and struck him
q forceful blow directly over the eye.
lie Immediately lost sight in that eye.
but some hopes We're entertained by
the physicians in charge that II
might be restored. He went to Col.
umbus Monday morning to consult a
specialist and. perhaps, to underso
an operation.
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'assently." says Richmond man.
u sRcelved an Invitation 10 tho mwr.
.oASs ~ youug colored couple tor
usorly u M employ. am quito sure
v1na ~ Vee~Sss similarly favored wsrv
~ = elttis doubt ~ to the attitude Of
- couple. The invltation ran % FOL.
1eWs: 'Ata
"'Hsu are Invited TO the marriage Of
~. sssary Clay Barker aud Miss 10.
NaUAt~e Mortimer Dixon ut the house
- the tstdes mother. All who cannot
scsne may send '"--Lpplncott's Maga.
Adirsrdaeles.
NJ word Adirondacks IN derived
1ssn the canienga (Mohawk) Iroquois
0ugaase, IN which the original form
- sutirontsks. meaning "bark satsrs."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-28

. ~. WhoJ0 uJNb6oP.
u - ton Of whale blubbsr will yield
- sas'sns ef III.