davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
Nntbfaa
Siirac bic stabt sur Sednns Sss
oiesia6rigen 9eii5its ausseben.

Q(Ier Ba6rT6einlidfett nah miro
bic Staot TptbfaQ 8onos, Die na9
Sya6resfriit einl0sbar iinO, I'M 9etrus
ge BON stipa 100000 aussebeu, lin
bas 8efi5it i'm Budget oes tommsn-
ben Subres gu oeden.
5roB bes 3uiAuffes, peI6en bas
8ubset bur9 bic grtrofeueraufl1gs
erbalten bat, piro i'm tommenbeR
Sabre fotpobl i'm Siaerheits De-
partement, tpie aud i'm Ospartement
fir DffeRtli8e 4rbsiten elm Sefisit
BON stlpa suIammen 100000 oOrbdH-
ben iein, unb bieies ioa Ourh bic
gmiifipn DON HotbfaG Bombs geosdt
tperoeH.
Die @uselessnbeit Duroe in elmer
aonferena erDrtert, Die seitern d6eez
bdlten tpurbe, unD an Der 4r6eitsoiret-
tor sspsbid, Stabtingenieur 5railt
&rus, Der itGbtiI6e glettriier Wi!.
liam 8. &leius, Der superintendent
bes itdbtiiasn gtgentbums Satob g.
Gprtn, lpiple Die Stdotratbsmltglle.
Der Mi9ael Mullen unb gotpin ..
&elogs t6eiInabmen. Bie gslegsnt>
lid Der &onferen3 mitsetbeiIt puros,
pirb iib bas 9efisit in bem Gunb5
fir OffeHtlide arbeitsn uuf $25o,ooo
bslaufsn, pdbreno i'm 5onos oes
Sihsrbeits Departments Elm Deli.
Sit BON sttpa $4,000 oertitiren pirb.
2lubsrbsm pill Superintenbent U1aug
bonn Strubenreinigungs Oepdrtss
ment $4,000 fir Heuaniaaffunseu
bdben.
Serr W1ullen mdhte ben 8orI9lag,
oas 0efisit bur6 bic Gusga6e bon
Bombs BON sinjdbrissr 9iiltistsits-
bauer 5u beden, uuO oieIer 9ori6tag,
Der uIssmeiusu 9eifaQ fanb, biirTte
oemnadft in bic sbat urnssfsst fpsr.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
Mbsetpieie's
Bic s)sanSamnstlase ba slnti.Sa'
loOn.eisa bstr. HsdmaIissr Salj'
laus Der StimmeH,
Weld,e am 8. gsopembtr fit Sas SouIs
slxle amsuOement abssssben
,unroeu.

g.op Columbus troi sefern oi'
gddri4t Elm, baB bas SbsrsStaats'
atriht bic Wonbamustldss Der Unit
Gdloon 2igd, bur9 nslfs bs'
Stdats GetrsiGr @rapes sssrpunger
perben IolIis, cine Ra45dbiuns osI
an 8. popsmber b. 5. IN 9dmiiton
Qucds, guDabosa unb GrantltS1
gountp gu guniten bes GONE Ruls
qmenbemeniS unb bes Wiberriifs bea
Rofe gounip aoeal Option Gsfsssa
abaeaebmen Stimnen an5uorbnen,
a!s unbesriinbet abseipi.fen babe.
Durt biefe gntfHeiouns tpirb bas
9tmenbemmt Don morsan an eirieu
5bsiI Der StaaisperfaHuns bilben, oa
in bemielbsn Dors.ieben IN, bdb es 30
gnge mad ieinr MHnahme IN Erdfi
trettn foa. Jdas bic auti Saloon
aiaa nun burd eine alltufalliige 4n'
rufuna oes acknowledgements teinsr
afufI4ub erlanst, t5unsn IN 40 aus
ben iebt trodensn As Counties bes
Staatss Wirtbf9aftsn srSffust psr.
ben, porausgsiebt, bab bic betreffen.
ben Wirtbe 5usrit cine 9i5eus BON bsr
Stdats ai5ens aommiHipn erldnst
baben. Die finf Counties. Del9e
troden bki6sn, neil bort Der 0etrGr.
ieperfauf inter bsm 9edI Gefsb
unb perIdiebensn zopnibip 2oeal
Option bur9 Sffentlihe albittmmun,
gen perboisn tporbsn IN, iinb: 5arris
ion. Geausa. Clinton, 5tgblanb uno
Dlorsnn Gountp.
Die 40 Counties, in benen infofsc
bss Snfrafitretsns bes 5ome Rule
Mmsnbemsnts am Donneritag obne
Msitsrss tpisbsr Der @ertauf ssiftigsr
GetrGnk trlaubt III, iinb: 2lbams.
Wblanb, glf6tabul1, Belmont, ,gromn,
Carroll, Champaign, glermont, Ds.
lauars, syapstte, Sutton, GaiIiu.
Greene, Gsrnisp, 6ontpd. Sarbin.
5oImes, Jadfon. Rnor, Cafe, Gogan,
Wabiion Wsbira, Wsiss, Wiami,
Wonroe, Morroip. g,obIs, paulbina,
piit. portass, prebls. 9rumbnll,
Union, Gan Msrt, winion. gedrrsn.
Wdpnt, Wiliams nnb Moob gonntp
Wis ptrIautei. finb BEL Der Stats.
ai5ens aommiFion fdon ssiius
applitaiiouen sinlesaufsn. um bi.
pom 0efeb ridubte 3abl 6tr Mirtbs
f&aften - cine auf iebs 500 bsr Hs.
p6Iseruns - sii psrpOlftdnbissn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
gterbliasfeitSberidbt.

Sarab Ban @leet, SO, 3543 g,pis
IDe., Gungensutaiinouns.
Roia 9iitel, SO, 4511 S1miItUn
abs., Sdrnidurebergiftung.
sbomas auigIe1, "a, 1913 gop.
miller Strabe, glierenleiben.
SuIia 5utb, 70, 455 %. WcMiden
apenus, 8erbuuunss6ei6perben
2ouis guertle, SO, 2949 Rdffaha.
fetts 2lpe., glierenIeioen.
@uitdo Ridter IT,, 72, 1881 Rate
Str, 6er3tIappenfebIer.
Wiaidm Reumepsr, "a, 1928 pad.
BERN Ctr, SubertuloIe.
Rutb Gonnelb, 73. Gpuntb Qrs
menbaus, Snqueit in S9pebe.
Settle Rapmonb, 1921 DaInut
Str, Risrsnleibsn,
aouis Rartin, 81, 1904 Chapel
Ctr, 9ebirrf6Iae.
Sdpib asmper, So, partTioe 5ldtg,
Rierenlsiben.
ebmOnb gaseI, 25, RapiO Rur
pite, Suqutit in Sdpebe.
Carl SOrban, 8, itGotif1es SoTpi-
tai, Snauet m S6pe6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
1tnterridlts. .4nseigcn.
CINCINNATI
CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
CLARA BAUR, 1riiHberiH.
rasli6e rHiss.etuHSsn. Eel. apSH 1880

benz Mlunisipal Ri9tsr ii6er6ringsr.
bamit bsriefbe rbingerittet" lperben
fam. Dos 5bisr fpll bic Sinber beg
Rn9baren bss 8enbsr, 9ei4Diiter
&uifon gebiifen buben.
Sn einem SduIe an Der Clinton
Strabe, tpurbe 6elen Smitb, 18 Sab,
re alt, in @emeini8aft nit benz 90
Sabre alien Spbn MorrifoH, unb Ell
nem anberer 9aar perbaftet. Die
Smith uno McrriHon purben su Js
$5C Celebrate unb Soften Derbonnert.
pGArenb bds anbere pnar I'M ftdbtiz
iden SoipituI 2ufndbme fanb.
sSruu Sardb aep, ipelde bes ar.
gebli6en &leinbiebitabls bei9ulbigi
mar. tpuroe freiaeiproheu.
Die 9srbanbluna sesen 5drrp pats
ION, bon Ro. 624 Barr Strabe, Der
fi6 am Jreitag DON Ieiusr srIte1 sSral.
Ifsiben lieb, unh am Wontas f6on
ipieber betratbete, purbe duf beutc
Oertdgt pattpn mar bes Serumlune
germs bsihulbist, unb bate i'm poli.
seisetpabrIam sirtsn SelbitmOrbpsrfut)
uNternommen. 9eitern iparen beibe
ffrouen i'm 9srihts3immer unpdenb,
bod bielt es Rihter Jride fir ruths
Iamer bic SG6e beute 81 Derhanbeln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
MmS bem mnmisipalseridgt

Der Stalisner Sames SSiTb, bate
ii9 gsiterH unier Der 9eibulpisuna
aug etnem 5 uub 10 Gsut.9Gben, an
Der Weit 5. Strabs, Deri6i.beue ga
den sutipsnoet 5u bdben gu perant.
irorteu. syifb beitritt gang enereii6
bic ihm sur 2uft selegte Sbdt, unb
t.baupttte bic Saden, bic in ieinem
gefs porssfiHben ipurben, re6imGbiq
setauft gu bdbsu. Die 3eueenauss
fagen bepieien bas @eeentbeil, uno
ipurbe Der Wlanu 3u 80 Gage qrs
beitsbaus uno elmer @elbitrufe bon
800 nebit Goiten oerbonn,rt.
Spiepb 5abep. elm trdftiger Menih
i'm 4lier Don 21 Subren, ftanb unter
Der gefdulbiqung bes 5erumlunserns
DOT bem Ritter. gs purbe barge.
tban. bas spfepb in ben leBtsn brei
stdbren rur einen Mcndt eeurbeitet
bat. unb ipurbe Der Rihter eriudt ben
iuneeu Mann nit oem arbeitsbaus
pertraut 3u MAIDEN. Ri1ter Stride
fab bic Sohe absr in milberem
aiate an, unb perurtbeilts ben Be
iduloisten 5u einem Gag grbeits.
baus, bamit Der iunge Monn @e<
ihmaT BON Der Ginri6tuns bieiss Sn.
ftitut srbdIt. LIN 70 sur eIrbeit unser
balten 3u tperbeu.
Sofepb 9enbsr, BON 30. 1061 Gut
tsr Strabs. mub b.uis ieinsn 5unb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
2es G.oaSiebaabls psrSadjtiS.

Tur4 bic Geteftips geIl uni
caution iprr6e geitern Der 26 s5abr,
aIte Sciepb Beters, bon Ro. 475(
SpriHg @rope slpenne. inter ben
Wercndt oes @roBoiebitabls in Sal,
geiiommen. Dor eiiiieen 3asen tbeilts
@iIlinm @ilbeo, poa 6crfcIber
gloreiie, Der goIi3ei nit, 6ab ibm biz
SlImme bon Si15, Die er aIs Sterbe'
gelo fir feline Grasl anSbe3abIt erbaI.
ten bntte, poH einem Dieb aus BEN
acmmooenfditen seftoblen iporben Eel
9ic gennlten fnnoen inter ben Ga.
den Des Eeters, Der bei @iIben .uohnt,
sineH SdraubsH5isber. Der ssnau bsr
1reife Der poraehntoenen sl6oriide on
Benz aommo0enfoiiei entiprid,t, mil
meldeuI alien Mmffein ndh Der Qa.
iicn ertroden ipnrSe. Yeterg mo6te
lid 1uh OiirA erobe @eIOdlisqo6eil
psrbd4iia bod bebdupifie q. Oelo
BON ieinrm Wruoer erboIten an ga.
ben, mas nter uusrubr n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
Safebaa.

Charles Ser5os. !oduptlins Der
.Rsos", befinbet itd auf eifriaer Su.
DE mad Spislern 5ur 9ert6sioisuns
Der /. uno 8. guieu, eie ni6t bios
ben anforberuugeu oiefer fhtpierigen
pofItioHen oollitdnbig seipa6Ien, ION.
bern aud baudbrte ga[i6lGeer nit
einen prossntiab Don tpentgitens 275
puntten iiub. Sails inn bieie duff
gabe ipdbreub Der @iutermcnate niat
gelingen ipllte, muB er auf feline
bissIdbrisen Retrutsn suriidfallen. gr
III Der ueber5eugung, bdb es ibm aes
lineen tpirb, MOlbiB q. gaie) unp
Bon 8oIniB e. gdfe) gu ben ge.
fpiini6ten 2eiitungen nit benz Sat
Dor Dem 9eeiune Der nG9ften SdiIon
entpidlsn au t0nnen. 0as nDt6iae
Material fir bas qubenfeIb uno Bat.
tsrtsn 1T iapn jeBt seii4ert.
Der bon Der americdn Qiqa befiirs
portete glan, bic iGbrltte Meifter.
idafts Ssris apiiaen ben G6ams
pions Der beiesn srDben 2isas pon 7
Spislen auf IL gu perIdngsrn, finbct
bel ben Wasndtsn Der Rational. .2iaa
Denis gntlaus uno pirb fbfperlicb IN
Der in nG6fter Wo6e in Rem yort
tosenoen Stbung Der Magndten 9lns
ncbme finben. Die Serren iperben
ii6 m0gIiderfpetie auf cine Serie bon
9 Spielen eiltieeH, porin 5 seppns
meme SpisIe ben Sieg ii6ern perbsu.
4
CHARLES Wagnug, @incinnatier
&tab uno berp0rrasenoer Spieler Der
biefisen ienliprofsHionallsn Sham
rpds" (aIs speiter 9afenbiiter), err
belt am MoRtae cine brillante Offerte
bon 6errn Gpmistsp, bem prdiibentsn
Der Gbieasp.r .D9tte Gods" (glm.s
aisa), NIT Der Msiiuns, ii4 am Tom.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
setpteicn
5it gSolpb groetler's Eruteit sssen
bic gerDeiserHng Der Sdanf.
lisens.

-2aut aus Columbus sinsstroffener
Rdhri9ten bat 9lbolp6 groesler, Der
pG6ter Der Central SurnbaQe, nit
leinsm Proteft sssen bic gutfdeibuns
Der Gountp Si5ens Gommiifiou, bic
ibm betanntlid eine grneuerung Der
S4dntIiSens fir Die Surnbaae Dere
ipsigert bate. tein Slid sebabt. Die
Staats ai3ens Sommifion bat bic
gnti6eioung Der gOuntp . 2isenss
&ommifion gutsebeibeu.
@enuu in beriel6en WeiIe fpurbe
Der prOteit bon Reubsn pabns, benz
Mahsperpalter bes Wuuro SoteIs,
snti4iebsn. Dem sIeidfa[s cine 9iaens
pertpeigsrt iporbeH mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
@erlettc it'd Die 1snffnGdlcl.

Saturence %. Surner, 26 SATIRE
alt, elm @eiferiieaer Der Big Sour
@iienbobn, pon gtu. 410 DAT StruBe.
elnipooo. glttt oeiteru Worgen in oen
Gnlagen Der 9abn in Sborou BON
Dem Doh elmer 6radytcur ab ino 500
.iidb 9erIesungen on oen 5uBfH6deln
.5tL Die feline rleberfitbrung nn6 Dem
ftdStiiden SoipitaI uotbwenoig mad.
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

Diebitabls f6ulbig nnb fpurbe 5u 30
9asen Sail, 5000 unb Soften Derurs
tbeilt. Der 8erurtheilte befinoet iiG
auf parole aus bem 4rbeitsbaus in
Detroit, Wi9., un0 tpirb naa @erbis
buns feiner Strofe bortbiH suriidses
i9idt tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
l1nterridlts. .4nscigen.

menben l. Sebruar beim &lub gum
9ienite su meloeu. Magnus pirb
ben augeianbien &ontraft, pabrf9einz
li9 o6ne lGngeren 8er3ug unterI9ret'
ben, obelei6 er bier cine quite Stel-
lunq uufgeben mug. Seine 5reunoe
iinh felt bapon iiber5sugt, bab er in
Der aroben aiaa grfolg 6aben plro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

Del einem giutauf in Se,n @eiGdft
bon gebriioer 2oren5. an Der GISer
lnio giaee StraBe, ipur6e geifern
y,Inndje @bite, Don go. $500 Scioto
Strabe, Slir6 einen Taiden0ieb Inn
ibre @elbborie NIT $4.55 iin6 anoercn
@eeenitdnben aIs SnbnItbeitoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02

aus BEN gra&tf&uppsn bsr 6.
u. ~ 8. T. q. @abR, an ber Front
unb Wine Girabs, fpurbsn aipei stiiiel
INIT S&ublpaarsu ssifubIssi.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20

ed work for the mills, but it has
not helped the profits of the man.
ufacturers to any great extent.
They are doing more business
and are keeping their men en-
ployed, but they are not making
any money, except in rare cases.
Consumers always buy more
readily on a rising market than
on falling one, because when
prices are going down, they are
to wait for them to go
still lower: whereas if prices are
rising. the purchaser naturally
feels like getting his orders in
before they get higher. -Youngs-
'own Telegram.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA 8 Q RIA
Prize Band of America
at the Fair.

For more than a quarter of a
century Cincinnati has been rec
ognized assthe musical center of
the United States. Contributing
as much as any other one ele-
ment to the fame of the Queen
City in that regard is the John
c. Weber Military Band, whose
splendid musicianship under the
direction of it's tireless and capa-
BILE director is now recognized
throughout the length and breadth
of the land.
Weber's Band is the prize band
of America, having won that IT,
tie in two national contests, and
this famous leader and his band
has been engaged to furnish mu-
sic for the Great Darke County
Fair this year at a cost of 81, 900,
the highest price ever raid any
musical organization that has ev-
er visited Greenville or Darke
county.
The press of Cincinnati. Chi
caA o, Louisville, Pittsburgh, De-
troit, Nashville, Indianapolis,
Lexington, in fact every large
city where this famous band has
appeared. speak in terms of the
highest praise of the perform
ance of this famous band and. the
musicians comprising it and VOC
al artists who also accompany it.
You'll miss a musical treat if
you fail to hear the famous We
her Band at the Great Darke
County Fair next week.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
Do You Send Your Boy
to School?

Do you send your boy to school?
Certainly you do. You send him
to day school and Sunday school,
too, because you want him to
have a good education and an up
right character. You mean that
your boy shall have the advaht-
age of all the training that is Of
fered. Here is an opportunity
for you to help him get a sort of
instruction of which so far he has
had very little. Judging live
stock should,be an important part
of every boys education.
Under the direction of the Col
lege of Agriculture at Columbus
and the Fair Board, will be held
a Boys Live Stock Judging Con-
test at the Darke County Fair.
Liberal prizes will be awarded
and no entry fee will be charged.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
Infection and Insect Bites
DANGEROUS.

Mosquitoes, flies and ether in.
sects, which breed quickly in
garbage pals, ponds of stagnant
water, barns. musty places, etc.,
are carriers of disease. Every
time they bite you they inject
poison into your system from
which some dread disease may
result. Get.a bottle of Sloan's
Liuiment. 1t is antiseptic and a
few drops will neutralize the in
fection caused by insect bites or
rusty nails. Sloan's Liniment
disinfects Cuts, Bruises and
Sores. You cannot afford to be
without it in your home. Money
back if not satisfied. Only 25c
at your druggist.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
Oak Grove.
at your druggist.

Quite a number, in fact nearly
everybody. are making prepara-
tions for the Great Darke Coun-
ty Fair.
J. K. Albrightcand wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives in Dayton, o.
Emery Haines and sister of
near Zion's Corner were seen on
our streets Sunday.
Len Brown attended the ball
game at Greenville Sunday after
noon.
Raymond Monp of Coletown
and Miss Ruth Albright spent
Sunday afternoon at Forest Park.
Sylvan eastman was a Green
vile visitor Sunday night.
Miss Virgil Hamilton called on
Miss Ruth Judy Sunday after
noon,
Miss Clara Marshall spent the
first of last week with her aunt
in Greenville.
Eliza Michael and wife made a
business trip to Dayton Tuesday.
Warren Schafer and family
spent Sunday with his mother,
near Arcanum, 0.
Aug. II. Bob.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
Virqinian Sweets.

Cut sweet potatoes III slices about
half an inch thick and put layer in a
baking dish. Sprinkling freely with
-four and adding small pieces Of butter.
a little salt and sugar. Add another
layer of potatoes rs above until the
dish is nearly full. Cover the top with
a thick sprinkling of -four and as much
butter as you think it needs. Cover
all with boiling water and bake in a
medium oven, basting occasionally
with the water in the dish. When
done the top should be nicely Drowned
and the sirup of creamy consistency.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
Palestine.

Shel rill Chenoweth and family
of Glenkarn visited Harvey Hill's
Sunday.
Lee Taylor and wife of Win
chester, Ind, called at Harvey
Hills Sunday. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton of California accompan-
led them home.
Mrs. Phebe Worll of Farmland,
Ind, visited Mrs. P. ]. Saylor
and other relatives at this place.
last week.
Mrs. Jane Steiner of Dayton
and Mrs. Maria Rhinebarger of
Union City visited relatives am
ong the SaylOrs last week.
Walter Peden has become the
owner of Grandyiew fruit farm,
and Wilbur Homan will be our
future hotel man.
VIM. Dill, who lost his store by
fire, is occupying the Putnam
corner while preparing to rebuild
and start in business anew.
Norman Teaford and wife at
tended Indiana fairs. last week.
The health officer and sanitary
committee of this town might
get busy with great. profit.
Aug. II. From PALESTINE.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
No. T..

10 them were born three chill
dren, one of whom passed to the
other world, and Bonnie. wife of
Manuel Adkins of Richmond.
Ind. and Pearl. also of Rich
mohd, Ind, Mrs. Bell passed to
the other world June 26, 1894.
On November II, 1902, occurred
Mr.. Bells second marriage. this
time to Miss Gertrude Tinkham
of New Plymouth, Vinton coun-
ty, Ohio. To this union vert
born five children, one of whom
passed to the other world. Mr.
Bell was an hOnored member of
the order of Jr. o. U. A. M. of
this city. M. Bell leaves a wide
circle of friends in and cut of the
city. The deceased is survived
by his wife, six children, one
grandchild, his mother Mrs. Ra-
,hel Bell, his sister, Mrs. Rosa
Foltz of this city, Bee Bell of
Dayton, o., and Ernest Bell also
If this city, besides a large cir
lie Cf friends to mourn his loss,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
Summer Constipation Dan
gerOus.

Constipation in summer time
is more dangerous than in the
fall, winter or spring. The food
you eat is cften contaminated and
is more likely to felment in your
stomach. Then you are apt to
drink much cold water during
the hot weather. thus injuring
your stomach. Collie, Fever,
Ptomaine Poisoning and other
ills are natural results. Po-Do-
Lax will keep you well, as it in
creases the Bile, the natural lax
ative, which rids the bowels of
the congested poisonous waste.
PU-Do-Lax will make you feel
better. Pleasant and effective.
Take a dose tonight. SOC at your
druggist.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
The Philosophsr's stone.

Professor Soddy makes the assertion
boldly that it is only a question OF ap-
plication to change lead into gold. He
says that. while now We can only
work with electricity at 100000 volts.
it is only a matter of perfecting the
method to be able to work at ten times
that voltage. when the baser metals
can be changed into the more precious.
In other words. electricity. when
brought to its highest efficiency and
application. is the real philosophers
stone, for which the alchemists Of the
middle ages searched so long.-Dundee
Advertiser
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
poIishinu Mirrors.

II mirrors are very dull and speckled
the following method is excellent:
Take a small portion of whiting and
add sufficient cold tea to it to make a
paste; rub the glass dry with soft
cloth: then rub little of the paste
well on the mirror and polish dry with
tissue paper.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20

of the Boston Chamber of Com
merce, was the consignee. The
stock was sold on the chamber
grain exchange. The shipment
contained 100000 bushels. and
the price at which it was offered
was 75 cents a bushel, 6 cents a
bushel, under the market price of
corn. The Western pro-
duct is the only corn. ever traded
at Boston heretofore.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20

Pleasant Bell, son of John and
Rachel Bell, was born in Dun
lapsville, Union county, Ind.
March Is, 1862; died at his home
on Laurel street, July S, 1914,
aged 81 years. Mr.. Bell moved
to this city when he was 16 years
of age and has made Greenville
his home ever since. In 1888 he
was united in marriage to Miss
Sussana Alspaugh Of Greenville.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
Summer Coughs are Dan
gerOus.

Summer colds are dangerous.
They indicate low vitality and
often lead to serious Throat and
Lung Troubles, including Con-
sumption. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery will relieve the cough or
cold promptly and prevent COM
plications. 1t is soothing and
antiseptic and makes you feel
better at once. To delay is dan
.gerous get a bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery at once. Money
back if not satisfied. Soc and
81. 90 bottles at your druggist.
s@-Is your subscription paid? ~
r. a t4
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-20
Getty sburg.

!. primary election2 We can sa
IS this much, that it is numbere
i among the things that are past
g and has brought us about tn
= same result as a nominating con
vention would have brought
The same men have been nomin
ated that a convention woulC
: have, / think, nominated. s 1t en-
, listed a small number oftheyoters
of the state take part in tit, tho
every person ought know the i'm
portance of this primary work,
and how needful it is to place
good men on the ticket, as that
is where good government has
| its origin. If bad or unfit men
get on the ticket what is to be
done? Election comes to them
all the same as to the best. It
often, on election day. resolves
itself into a choosing between
two evils. But the ticket is made
and l think there is general ap-
pfoval of the men nominated on
all the tickets. If a nominating
convention had been held and
the same men nominated would
there have been any difference
in the result of the one or the
other mode? But We must not |
criticise: we know this is a re.
form measure, and if we get no |
more, but pay a bigger price for |
it, we know we are the gamers. |
The quality of a thing must al |
ways be estimated from tlrescost |
of it. But who will figure out |
the cost of both rodes and tell
us " hat difference thereis? Late
ly we have had a large number
of reform laws passed and about
all that can be claimed for many
of them is that the cost of run
ming the government has been
largely increased. In fact, the
change made consists in increas-
ed cost of administering the gov
Of course, no one
should squeal about paying for a
good thing.
J. E. Miller sold his hotel fur
niture last Tuesday and quit the,
hotel business and moved in his
new house, built at the east end
of our village, leaving one hotel
building vacant, without any per-
son iE sight to fill the want here.
A hotel is a much needed institu-
ton here.
Our M. E. ladies held an ice
cream festival, with some other
delicacies added, last Saturday
night in the basement Of the
church and realized a good pat
ronage and profit from their ven
ture.
|. B. Miller is taking a vaca-
ton in New Mexico, looking af-
ter some land interests there.
Oren Penney and wife of Lima
and A. A. Penney and wife of
Dixon are visitors here and at
tended the Penney reunion last
Saturday.
Aug. II. XOB