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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13

i<ben. mir brontsn oiefes aunitffad
fertio ii,fplae sines Do1tpdHers. onS
babe Grtfhdften itnb gdnst Aniisos
Innasn erfdufte unb audi ben arosoois
len iebe W0slihfsit nabm, ii1 nuf ben
bslisbtsn Gdnbb6nten 81 ionnen: ben
gnnsen CLUB sntlans mar tstns Sonos
ban frnebr si feben 3nr entihuotglng
b<tcmrnen mir aber nod Elm sipeiies
Mrad isrpirt, 5ur AbtpehsInng zines,
bos bios nit Der WuitipiBs su ishsn
tn.
Mm Hahmiitag ots pierttn Edses
enhIih trreihen mir bic Gabelung pus
raguapsAlio parann uno fdbren tn ben
paraeunp ein; bamit bdbsn MIR rehts
big RepubIif Roragiinp. Die S5enerie
ipirb nun ipilbromontifth: abssisDrbene
9dums, ME bic Eobtengsripps ipeiB
aus osm fmarusbnen gslpirr Der Qias
nsn iiarren, iiberflutbetes Shilf, itiue
WdHsrarme, Die iih ssbeimnibrclI in
benz Didiht perlieren. Gintn soflsen
5aa fobren mir 70 bur1 iib<rflutbetts
2anb, Isbsn ni6ts ols bolb ertrunies
nen, pilben @ulb, iiber btm Iansfum
arobe aaubp0geI treiIen. linb ftatt beg
ernort.ten etpigblauen 6immeIs BON
gdraguan erpartst uns Elm tobenbss
0stpiitsr. Gin 0etrnhs, ols ginse Die
Delt nnier Gin Jldmmen, aIs be-
fsiino< Die ganse Cuff nur noh aus
Gdmef.t uno fsurieer 2ohe! Gin
Etursregen, oIs time etH gnnssr Gasan
| auf iins btruntsr. unb bos gan5e IN
biefer enolofen, melandOlifhsn Gins
fdmteit: ss mar srbobea fton -
Ihuria Ihon! (566ftens. bob dngflis
den Gemiitbsrn Der genitB burh bic
Grinn.runa an bic 5lpei Wrdds srous
| FEN i'm garana uno burh rem 9sodHs
fen an bic arotobils bteiutrdhtigt
tpurne; ober pielIeift ras6te Das bic
Sate au6 srft romanti4 uHb intsrs
sFantO
| 9lm nGdten Worssn folIen mir .is
a.utli4 In aIuneion fsin. Statt bel
| fen dber fobren mir nRter euntelem
| Mettsrbimmel tpeiter bur4 Den ipeti
| uno brett iieri6nemmtsn Ghueo. uno
renn ni6t irsenbein gons scttperlofe.
nsr Rsni6 i'm Ioeenanntsn salon
| auf Der Trabttommooe einen nieoer'
tr6dtigsn GaFeHhuuer bdrnmsrte
t6nnte man ii6, ON a6teroed ittbeno
re6f fpobI sinbiloen, mon mare Del
erfte Reni6. Der iibertoupt our6 eisi'
c.pdItige ginooe fibre. DER tr't'
Waenfh, Der ie auf bide tobten fDeiber
Stdmme oeftdrrt bait. - ouf iene gro
ben @Gs,l. bic idper.n Jlues oiifflie
gen, duf bic numbering geforn'tsr
g3oumtronen uno tIstternoeu Shling
pfIanxn -, duf bic ihtuimmenbel
, Sni.ln uno auf bic ung.beuren ireibsi
56ilffnbnen, bic iiber bic ftrubelne<I
Wafsr tpehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13

trottihen 8orf6las ftimmen 4uf
grunb oieIer Sbatfachen bat iiH Die
leaislatipe Wld6t bes prdiieenten ents
nidelt. Der grGIibent isbt iih NIT
Dem aommittee, benz Die Bin anse-
fpieieu lit, ins Ginpsrnebmen un6 legt
tbm bar, tpie lie obgefdBt tperoen
Tollte. OieIe 8eritdnoigung 1T noths
penbiq auf 9runp Der betannten Be
obubtung, bab Die rGelebrten" ean5
beIpnoers 8ur uneiuigteit neigen. 8os
bat Iia Tpesieu am aommtttee ge5etgt,
bas bic Sinans. .Reform unter iih bat.
Dprt bat fait ssoer feline eigenen
Sheen uno tpenn Der 8rditoent ntht
permitteIno oaaptf6entrdte, tdme
.iiberbuupt tsine Bin gu Stanoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13
8pu gueups aires mad ainn'
ciDn.

Wsnu man oIs prpnungsliebenosr
WeuI6 in Elm frsmoes Gano binsins
tummt uno uberoies ssrabsfpess in bic
6aupts unb 5auptbafsnitabt bisies
Qdnbes, 70 iolIte man iid bisie Staot
eiaentlih erFt eiumal griinolid Gniehen.
Sb bate oas aud srnftlih Dor. gber
qeraoe bei nleinsr Gntunft in gusnos
Qires mar cine quantitatio gsrines,
oualitatip I'm 10 erfreuli6ers 9eisus
f6aft I'M gssriff, an Die in ben Rim
oerIhubsn hires Ruhms iiebsnoen Jdue
bes 5guaFu granddaughter. nHb od
man in oieiem 2aube nod mehr ols
anoerspo Die 9sIsssnbeit beim S6opfs
nebmsn mub, sing es, itott bIns'n in
ben sru6eI BON gusnos 4ires. oitier
stpeitgrobten Stabt Der loteiniIhsn
RaIIs, nit beiugtsr tlsiHsr GeielIihaft
nieoer binaus in ben Ga plata.
9ein 5lub auf Der tpeiten BeIt, Der
Isinen Ramen mehr Su unreht fubrt
als Der Ga g.lata Gritsns iii er ibsrs
baupt tsin SluB. Cine Wseeresbuht.
358 ailomster lang, on Der Wainoung
etna 180, i'm iibrissu 40 ailcmeter
brett, III tsin CLUB, audi tDenu 5tpsi
pirtlite StrOme, Der parana uub Der
| uruauop, fis nit SiibpuFer anfiiIen.
| 2peiters btoeutet Der Ranls eine etuige
3duf6ung barmIcisr Gemiither
(penn er in qetpiiIem Sinne and heute
! fpieb@r auh ottuea ift): Der .Silbers
Itrom" ndIst, bant ben sinsef6Demms
| Ten NuFen Don rotboelbem S6Iomm,
bic Der unssbeurs Qarana in feinem
/ lanaeu Gduf BON ben tpeihen ufern
naat, cine 10 unburdiihtige gslbroths
| Grbfenfuppe in ben S5e1n, ouB man
BEL BinbitilIs gldubsn Tam, s.raoss'
meas bur6 idisreH Sanb au fabrsn
Der Gilbernams III ni6ts nls ein DO
fumeut menfdliher Sabiuht: Wis an
Faugs oes 10. Suhrbunberts Die Spo'
| nier, oolos mno itlberbungrie, iiberi
Meer tamen (Dias be Soils mar 151E
| Der erIte, Der Die ginFubrt fano), nab
men fIe aefongenen SnDiansrn Silber
Thmud ub. 2eniglih in Der 5offnuni
ouf mehr BON Disism nneen.bmen Wis
tan nanntsn re bic rptbe Grbienfupp
. | Ga giofo". llnb 70 mub oiefer Hnm
! felt 400 Sabren ersdhIsn. oab man y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13
2okal.Derid)t
aosmosritfer seben nod JnSiana.
pplis.

lie bieiigeu secsutos.Riiter bege.
ben iih am Sonutog NIT itfen 10.
men uno s5reunoen mad Snoianl'
uoIis, nm Der bort itattbobenoeu aon.
reution oes Sroens beislrmobHeR.
Ger SpeBialJug DerIabt Worgens
I 30 ben 9abnbof Der s. 8. s. Z.
un6 iabrt Inn Z ltbr abenos pom
SnbinnaooIis ipie6er nb. Ia es oerl
slpmmitiee gelungen III. bic Sin. uno
sfidiabrt su Dem ernldbigten Brei5
bon $1.6o 3u errpirten, iuiro er'
martet, oab bic Gineinnatier 2ogef' IN
sSnbiandpolis in boiler Starte per.
treten elm iper6en. Ldets iiro be-
anop SoHItraBer, on Der @eit 5traBe
uno bel 5rdiiS 7ette. 1924 Wnic
Strabe, III bobeu. gs rperoen anf benz
I3uae Gririihimaell uerabreId)t. 2ie
Supremebanten Gbas. sSidert, sSran5
Tette uuo Gbos. grbader reilen be-
reits bente nah indianapolis. oa ibre
guipeienbeit bei ben 8ornrbeiten bon
gStI,en lit. Eas Sauptauariier IN ssfi'
einnapoIis III bic ben bortisen Cos
mos. .siittern geborenoe Cattle 3ail.
Eort iinoet audi bic aounention itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13

Ter is Sabre alte George Seben'
itreii, pon go. 1884 gsrooioenee Str,
hefIaat ben 8erInit Don suei 5lngern
icincr ref,ien Sanb, ipeldle ihni ge'
tern in Der aaob gdubinbrit in eilier
Qreb.MaIhine abaeauetid,i Wuroen,
Ter sserangIiidte lief sii Coroner 2r
,scertmeier, uelher oen ailabem IN
Ieirem slutomobil mad, 0em liabtiiden
soipital brnhie. Tie singer
imubtcn ampniirt rperben. Sebenltreit
hatte crit aeItern in Der ssnbrif bic
girbcit antgenommen iuio mar poll.
;taaoia merlahrea in Der Snnoba'
ti,ng pom Waifinen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13
Gpmptems

iinb arnntheitserifeinuugeH nid,t bic
aranfbeit ielbit. Benn alic 8. Y. bei
Samorrboioeu NIT YseIier ODER Aar'
boI bic 8Iuiaoerfnoten entfernt per'
zen, 70 limb MIR bic SDmptome. nIhi
nos aeioen beieitist. linn Seeteres 3li
fe,uertiielIigen, bebarf es elmer Ar5.
uei, mie Ir. Silsbee's beriibHtsr
slnafeiis, tpeId)e in 0eitnli pom 5tiiN.
sapjhen am Siye nes eeioens eiiiGe'
fiibrt piro. Gs loieH iih Dieie 3opi-
den aui. sertbeiIen iid nllo ipercen
ron ben erfranfieu @efuebeH aiifse'
iauat, no iblieblih Die beilfraftigea
seeiinnbtbeiIe Der 3ipfdeu ibre le-
|pensrrif,e 8irfilns entfalten. Ero.
ben frei perinnbt pon y. Nenitneoter
|& 90. 9oy 1915, Rem Dors. b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13

8on BEN pieIen gontiers,
bic in glepeIdno perfammeIt tpuren,
srb0bsn nur neun ibre 6ano, aIs &c.
rQtor Omen, Der bic Bill unter fsine
Sbbut bat, bic 5roge itsqte, ob iie Die
8tq in ibrer ieBiqen 5orm paI'irt
Dosr suriidgelsgt ieben MOLTEN Die
Die 8Qntters, oentt ouh bas publl@
fun. Gin sSeoer 1T it6 inItinttip be-
1pubt, bab mir nit unierem jesigeu
fSinanszSp'tem nidt peiter pirtbz
fhaften t0nnen uno Die aQgenleiue
GenrtrlB qeniigt, I'M gu erfaIIen, OaB
bic Bill uuf einer geIunoen 9ruuolage
berubt. DAB lie ni6t in auen Stiiten
poQtommsn lit, lpirb bon ihren 9erfai-
fern Telbit augeitanoen, aber es fam
nt6t beitritten peroeu, oQB iis einen
quter QnFana bartlett, auf ipeIdem
fpeiter Gebdut perosn tann. iFeftite
hsno lit aud, oaB Die gia Den
ihlimmiter usbeG'tdnDen Elm gube mo.
den piro, Die in einem trifen6dFter
3uftanb beIteheu, Der iid) regelmdbic
nit ieoen Sabre i'm 6erbit e:n'tsGt
cSn 9lrhetraht alIer Oieier 5batidfer
unterlieqt es aud tsinem 3ipeifel, BAT
Ole 9iu 8ur Qnnahme geIanoen rptrD
Die SonqreBz zmitQIieDer tperoen ourt
hie alasmeiue 9uitimmuna. pelhs biz
8tQ beim qubIitum, lpopon Die @roR.
8ant.ers bic aLleinios Nu8nabme BIZ
ben, asFunben bat, bepogen, iie 81
nnter'ttiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13

felbft. bas er benz Nrbeiter fhlieblth
nod nibt enttpinben tam. an benz
ielben 3age, an tpel1em Die Arbetter
iid perpfIi4tet bdben. teiner Union an
suaeh6ren, lit fhon cine nere nnlont-
itif6e Organization oeifaffen. uns
min es ihetnen, oab Der Gampf aeasn
Die lIntonen oieie Sur mibbrGuAli6e1
Mntpenbuna ibrer 8etpdlt nerdnlnBt,
ndd bem betdnnten gei'"iel. naB Der
Druid BON Der eiuen Seite NIT ents
Tpretenbem 9eqenorud srrpioert rpiro.
Wenioitens mub es auffallen bah IN
9eutfdIano, no ale arbeiter llntonen
ongeb0ren, niemaIs iiber uniontItiihe
uebereriffe oetlaot piro. Sbpohl
oaielbft ale Qrbeiter unioutiten 1lno,
eibt es feline uuioniItifhen WertItdts
ten i'm Itrsroen Sinne bes Wortes.
gei uns sutftehen eine srobe Ins
subi Streits aus Der gDetges
runa, llnionsn dn3uertennen, bic,
nie bas geiipisI Der europdiiheu Gam
Der erpeiIt, b1tten psrmisoen peroen
t0nnen. Die iddrfe Stellungrahme
oeaer untpnen er3eugt bios Grbittes
runq, o6ne ben 4rbeitaebern ben mtn'
oeiten Iuben su getpdhrsn.
! Das @leibe Idbt ii6 bon benz
Brosebperfahren in Streits iagen.
Nud1 oieies Iollte eednbert tperoen,
GinieitiQe Ginhaltsbefeble, b. b. ohne
pprkriqes 4nb0ren Der arbeiter, foa'
ten perboten iein, benn mehr dls Elm:
NAL bat IS ii6 sreisnet, oaB Der Fihs
ter neh Qlufnubme bes 8srfdbrsns 9e'
3nungen tpar, au 9uniten Der arbettsr
Az eutItsioen. Der 5abritant plrot
iiber eine iol6e 8ertiir3una ieinss
Redts erbittsrt isin. es iteht ihm
pann aud niht 3u, bas Re6t oes Ir'
beiters bur6 jurtitiiae Gbitansn 81
perflrSeH.
9etreffs Der arbeiter. 5iiriorqs II
man e6enfalls oe5nundsn. Der 8om'
pers'heu Nntlaee bsisupfIihteu. Wi1
brduten nur an bic 8orgGnge in an
Tcrem Stuate gu erirlnern. Die Gr
Tubrunq bat erlpieien, bdb Die btsbe
ride metbooe, ben arbeiter fir I'm
Fdus. an oenen sr teine S6ulo truQ
All entitdoioeu, uruuofaIih mar, Dat
tie Ieoiqlid aur 9ertiheruns BON ao
potQten oiente. Rad LANCER Wtuh
fam enbli6 Elm Gefes gu Stanos
fpelfss bieriu eirigermdbsn Wdnoe
Ihaffte. 3rpbosm piro jeBt BON Sci
ten Der Fdbritanten Der 8erIun gs
matt, biefts GeisB auF3ubeben. Wdi
iie houptId6Iih aeoen oas 8sies Elm
peuben, oebt oubin, bab ss ntht gs
niioeno QppeIdtiors =frsibeit ospohrt
g1ds bsoeutet ober oieie Trstbsit
Iints onoeres, oIs bas Reht, ben Ir
better burh einen Iun9en pro3sbaon
! su srmiioen, bab er auf istns gnt
iddoiauna psrsi6tet ober iiG auf einsl
, 9eraleih sinldbt, Der ihm tetns Dill
eerDdhrt.
l GoIfs 9oroGuee unb 3batiddt
7 srmeiien, oas ben umerituniiten Gr
beitoebern grsiehung ebeuio not
c tout. pie ben Qrbeitern, Die man al
, Qorbdren hiusuiteasn beIisbt, mas cir
unqsrehte Intlage If, bo man fir b
9eroehen Gin3elnsr niht GlIs oeran
. irortlih talteu oarf. mas Die ami
4 ritanifhen ilnternebmsr iih unsepot
] nen miiiTer, III Elm iosiaIts 9etptne
{ uno mas re lernen miiiTsH. lit B
= Qehre bon Der iosiaIsH gflidt, ned
3 Die Sturtsn ben 5dpaneH asaeniib'
iiben miiTen. Sr europa bat ma
2 oieis 0ehre srfabt Bel uns mub oa!
), feIbe aefhehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13

SIN 5uufe perbeH bic Re
Den liter Die ainanssgiQ DOR sinsm
9ussno Mitglisbern gebaltsu. Gas
lit nift nit uebsrbru5 am 3hema
au erfldreH, oenn oas 6nus bat jeBt
erft Die Debate begonnsn, fonDern nit
Der SbotIade. Oab Die psrIoItcn
Wlitgheoer Die n0tbtgen Eeuntuiiie be.
fiben, I'm 8ebdtten biefer Qrt su fpl.
GEN. sSu Dirtlihteit feblt ieos asHnt=
niR Don alien Dineen, Die iibsr ge-
p0bHlihss YarteiaesGut hinausdefsn.
9draus bat ii6 eHtpidslt, bab cine
tieine Qnsuhl Don Uaitglisoern Die
aanse Legislative 4rbeit perri9teu
lSie brineen bic Bill DOT uno Die
llebrigen aeben i6re Stimmen db, tpo-
Bel bios bic gorii9t beobahtet fpirb
oaB gspu6lifaner fir ben republifa'
niften unn Dsmotratsn fir ben oemo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13
Das f1urfe @oreeben Del

~ ~ | ~ v ! - ~ y ~
Sapaner aeseu China Bat IeDtgIi9 sum
3ped, bic gbaupiut'ten gu berubissn
unb ihueu bas perbesenoe Qrgument
absufhneioen, baB bic 8egierung etne
mattbersige 9olittt gegenlber Dem
Quslanb befolge. Die 9eoingunQen
itnn aud ni1t ernieorigenb ooer be-
briiteno. sic Iino abiihtlih miloe
eeiteIIt rporoen, buB China iie dnneb.
men lam unb Der 8orfaa ipdre iest
fhon iiberitanoen, tpenn Der 8i5etOntg
BON gfanting, Ser elm pertappter Roz
naltit su iein iheint. niht uunDt6iger
Weiie QnItGnoe mahte. Die Re9iez
runa in peting piro pobI Wittel uno
@ege firbsn, I'm cine i6leunige @rle.
DigunQ herbei3ufiihren. Der 8orfall
lit tnIpfsrn bon SntsreIfe, aIs er 3eigt,
ouf rpelh triftiqen llriaheu ods Be
miiben oes prGiioenten Sudu 5bi Sai
beruht, bic Regierung gu 3entraliiiren.
China mar riemals cine abiolute Yto.
rdrhte, ion0ern Elm 5euodlItadt, in
fuelhem bic 8isst0nigs llnabbdnqi9
BON Der Rsqieruu9 IduIteten. 0ieies
Snitem min Suan Sbi 8ui Gnoern
uuo beSpe9en Dtrb er bon ben oe3ens
traIiiirenosn Republitaneru angefeins
Oct, be niht su fpti1en fheineu, odB
iie ben FdhItmu1ften Febler Der alien
Regieruug bet3ubebolteu periuden.
Sn BEN Rpnferen5berd :
t6unqen uber ben Sarif tritt Der
qrpbe fFebler beropr, Der nit GrmdBi'
ounQ uno epentuelIer Streihun9 Del
9udersDqe be9onasn tporben lit. De,
Senut bat cine QnSahl 20lle auFGeho:
ben, neil oos i'm GintIuna nit ber
Grunbtbee bes Sartfs itdno, Die Qrp;
button 81 peripobIfeilen. Sm Son
ferenszSommittee miro bieIe Genbe
runa bednitonbet, ipeit Bic Reqierunt
burf ben 8erIuit an Gintiinften II
8erleoenbeit serathen tonnte. 0a:
fiihrt su benz fploTaler 0tpnomiiher
1lniinn, oub man eiuen 3oQ auf giien
Mdrqun legen nil, I'm i'm als Gin
ndAmequsue 3u oerlpenoen. Slele:
glateriaI 1T CUR 6eriteuurq bon Stab
unentbehrIi6. cSeoer piro beore;fen
bab Stabl fir Die cSnOuitrie bon IN
eroIih gr0bsrsr Widtigtsit 1T, al
3uder unb ouB ss i'm Sinne cine
Surifreform lieat, Die proouttion ool
Stahl m0glihft gu pertpoblfeiIen
Statt oefTen min man biuiaen 3ude
lisfsrn. gis auF ben beutigen Soq II
es ni6t peritdnbIth. mas ben Drdii
bsntsn psranIabt, nit ioI6sr GntIfis
bsnheit fir Freien 3udsr etnsutreter
ba bod bic Qbgabe uuf 9uder, mem
richtiq abdsFaBt. tein ShuBaoq, ion
hsrn Elm Reoenuesoq 1T unb Repenue
30ue Der Rothperoistett snt6ebeu
G6us30ue auf3uerIegsn.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-09
Lecture
To Be Given By Frank M.
Bowling In This City

Frank M. Bowling, of California
who is known the world over as "The
Apostle of Sunshine" will deliver his
humorous and instructive lecture on
What Boy" on Tuesday evening,
December 9th, at o'clock. The lee
ture will be given in the Vine street
Christian church, and is under the
auspices of the Adelphian Bible class.
The lecture will be free to every
one and packed house should greet
the speaker, who is considered one
of the best. The citizens of Mt. Yer
non are truly fortunate in having an
opportunity to hear this renowned
lecturer, and his subject is one that
will interest all who hear it.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-09
MT. VERNON
Birds Made Great Showing
At Mansfield Show

Mt. Vernon birds made a great
cleaning at the Mansfield poultry
show at Mansfield this week. Messrs
George Hardesty, Charles Champion
and William Champion had sixteen
birds entered and all of them won
prizes. Mr.. Hardesty won the silver
loving cup which was offered for the
best four birds in the show.
Mr.. Hardesty won second cock,
first hen, first cockerel and first pull
let in the Black Orphington class. 1t
was these chickens that won the sill.
yer cup.
Charles Champion won first cock
and first, second and third pullet in
the Black Breasted Game Bantams
He had only four entries.
William Champion entered nothing
but Silver Lace Wyandots. All oi
his eight birds won prizes He got
first, third and fourth cockerel and
first, second, third fourth and fifth
pullet. Mt. Vernon scored better II
the show than any other town thai
was represented.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-09
charge
Of Horse Stealing Filed
Against F. B. AIbGrtS

A warrant was issued in Squire
Harter's court Friday morning for the
arrest of f. B. Alberts on a charge
of horse stealing. The affidavit was
filed by Howard Harrison of Freder-
icktown. The warrant was placed in
the hands of Constable Alex Bumpus
for service.
Harrison alleges that the trouble
arose when negotiations were on for
a horse trade between himself and
Alberts. He says that he left his
own horse in the Alberts livery barn
while he took the other horse out
for short try-out. On his return to
the barn to get his own animal, Har.
rison states that Alberts told him
that the trade was made and that he
was roughly handled when he remon.
strated.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-12-09
MT. ZION LODGE

Mt Zion Lodge No. F. & A. NJ,
held the annual election of officers at
the meeting Friday evening. They
were as follows:
Worshipful Master--L. Clyde White,
Senior Warden-Clinton n. Will
liams.
Junior Warden--James w. Jones
Treasurer-Lyle Tate Crumley.
Secretary II. Petermau.
Senior Deaoon--Charles f.. Ayers.
Junior Deacon Howard Tarr.
Tyler-Frank McGugin.
The Master-elect appointed the fol.
lowing officers:
Chaplain-Rev. William Il. Hull.
Senior Steward NJ. Ban.
ming.
Junior Steward Ernest Trentwith.
The standing committee was ap-
pointed and consists of George h.
Beeney, Robert S. Hull and Daniel r.
McFeeley
The relief committee appointed is
made up of Samuel II. Peterman, Ed.
win f, Devoe and F. l.. Strang.
The past masters present, with Rus
sell ]. Ash presiding, conferred the
past masters degree upon Worshlpful
Master-Elect l.. Clyde White.
The officers were installed with
George E, Beeney as Grand Master and
with Jed s. Months as Grand Marshal.
The lodge decided at the meeting
Friday evening to give, under their
auspices and direction, series of en-
tertainments this winter. There will
be four numbers in the series. The
following committee was appointed TO
prepare the program OF entertainments
and to make all arrangements for IL
c. c. Iams, l.. T. Cromley, II. C, Devin,
William Welshymer and William
Dyre
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I. j. !. i. j. q. 4. Il + i. !. !. i
+ DEATHS +
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BENJAMIN E. kunkIe

Benjamin f. Kunkle died suddenly
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
his some, 703 West High street. AL
though i'll for several weeks his con
diton was not considered serious and
death came suddenly. Mr.. Kunkle
was born in Knox county, September
II, 1912, and was aged II years, 2
months and % days The deceased
served as street commissioners of Mt.
Vernon under Mayor William Smith.
For many years he was engaged in
the butchering business in this city.
He leaves a wife, two daughters,
Mrs. w. II. West and Mrs. o. ID. Mil.
Ter, both of Mt Vernon. three sisters,
four brothers, four grandchildren
and host of friends to mourn his
loss. Funeral services will be. held
at the house Saturday afternoon
at 200 o'clock, conducted by Rev, j.
A. Long of the Vipe street Church OF
Christ. lnterment in Mound View
cemetery.
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Two Common Pleas Judges
In This City Friday
Other Items Of Interest From
Court House

Deputy Sheriff Mossholer arrested
James Roberts, alias James Gordon,
about six o'clock Thursday evening
at the Pennsylvania station as he
was about to take a train to Cleve-
land. Roberts is wanted on a charge
of petit larceny.
Roberts had been working on the
farm of Charles Shellenbarger, near
! Bangs. He went under the name of
. James Gordon. Thursday afternoon
Roberts left suddenly and MIR. She'll
enbarger discovered that about
$12 had been stolen from his home.
He Immediately notified Sheriff Wool
ison. A search was made for Roberts
and he was taken into custody at the
Pennsylvania station. He had a
ticket for Cleveland In his pocket
: and also $25. Roberts told the sher-
I'M that he was leaving for Milwaukee
where he formerly lived. Mr.. Shell
enbarger placed charge of petit
i"iOehy hbdihSt the lhah rriudy morn'
ing.
Gordon was taken before Mayor
Perrine where he waived examination
and was bound over to court. Bond
was fixed at $780, and being unable
30 furnish ball. Gordon was remanded
to the custody of Sheriff Woollson al
the county bastile.
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DEMANDS
Service From The Ohio Fuel
SupplyCOmpaDy
columbus Journal)

The Pittsburgh Plate Glass Com
pany of Mt, Vernon has filed com.
plant with the public utilities com,
mission asking that the Ohio Fuel
Supply Company be compelled to ex,
tend its service to their plant. The
glass company is receiving its supply
from the Upham Gas Company, but
the supply is so nearly exhausted
that 1t cannot come within l,25O,OOO
feet per day OF furnishing the amount
necessary to operate the plant.
II is alleged that the Ohio Fuel
Supply Company has refused to ex.
tend its service.
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John MONTGOMERY

John Montgomery died at his bone
in North Liberty at 2;f5 o'clock
Friday morning after long illness
of Bright's disease. He was 81 years,
IL months and II days old at the
time of his death and is survived by
his wife and one son. The funeral at
the M. Il, church in North Liberty
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev.
Hastings of Amity officiating. Inter,
ment III the Four Corners cemetery
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TIMON LODGE

At a regular session of Timon, K.
of P. Lodge, No. 45, Thursday eve
ming, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term:
C. &C. M. Barber.
V. CO. G.. Taylor.
Prelate-W. M. Riley.
M. of We. j. Breeze.
X. of r. & S.-J. N. Warman.
M. of F.-Arthur H. Mitchell.
NJ. of Ex-P. A. Berry.
NJ, of A.-D. N. Warman,
|. G.-Edward Bell.
o. G.-John Il. Stonebrook.
Panist-H. B. Spangler
For Grand Lodge Representatives
Clyde White and Charles Slmms
Alternates-Art II. Mitchell and
c. II. Appleton.
Trustee-Charles l.. Mild.
Next Wednesday night, December
10th, the lodge will entertain with a
dance, all members and their families
are invited.
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Lodge Election
NATIONAL UNION

The following officers were elected
by Owl Creek Council No. 299, Ma
tional Union, Thursday evening:
President-Dan G. Stone.
Vice resident-Charles Church.
Speaker-William Welsh.
x-President-L. G. Hunt.
Secretary-George A. Moore.
Financial Secretary-J. l.. Brining.
Treasurer-B. r. Parker.
Chaplain-C. G.. Hunt.
Usher-J. M. Bedell.
Sergeant-P. B. Church.
Door Keeper-F. o. Levering.
Trustees-L. G.. Hunt and G. w. IL
ger.
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CRITICAL
Is The Condition Of DR.. E.
|. Porter

DanWlle, Ohio, Dec. g. Discourage
ing rews relative to the condition of
Dr. , L. Porter who is being treat
ed for uraemic poisoning at Grant
hospital in Columbus. was received
here Friday morning. The message
stated that Dr. Porter has contracted
pneumonia and that his physicians
haze practically given up hope for
as recovery.