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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-15
ON AGAIN. GONE AGAIN

The stay of Frank B. Willis in Ohio
this week was a brief one. Arriving
at Columbus he was told that things
we're in a mighty bad fix, and that ev-
every time he came to Ohio and opened
his mouth he made it worse. He was
also informed by Republican leaders
that at this time he had not ghost OF
"a show to be elected Governor because
of the muddle into which his utteranc-
es and the platform had cast his party.
He was told however, that If he would
go back to Washington and remain 81
lent. matters might improve. SO he
went
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-15
KANSAS STATE FAIR TO OPEN

hANSAS . n e FAIR ~ OFEN
Hutchinson, Kas., Sept. 12-On the
eve of the opening of the annual ex-
hibition of the Kansas Fair Associa-
tion all indications point to one of
the most successful as we'll as the
largest show of it's kind this State has.
ever seen. During the past few DAYS
many carloads of exhibits have alr
rived and are now, installed in the val
ious exhibition buildings and pavit
ions. The exhibits of horses, cattleL
sheep, swine, poultry and agricultur,
al products will be more numerous
than ever before. The corn and wheat
show will afford striking evidence of
what Kansas has raised in this ""
this. year. Manufactures and III
chinery also will be much in evide
while the entertainment features
be up to the usual high standard. NN
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-15

ways under as many circumstances. II
the land receives a heavy rainfall, the
disking allows the soil to take up larger
quantities of this moisture than could
be obtained under the former condi-
ton. Then the absorption of this wat
er has not only the benefit of storing
up moisture for the future use of the
plants, but by allowing the water to
soak into the ground, it prevents, to i
certain extent, the surface washing of
the land. Further, the disking of the
surface gives still another advantage
in that it forms mulch which breaks
up the effect of what is known as
capillarity, thus causing the rapid
evaporation to cease and saving up the
moisture stored in the soil"
What these men have to say in re-
gard to the value of the disk as a crop
factor is emphasized by every expert
mental department working along farm
lines. Their official o. K. confirms
what thousands of farmers have
proved.
Seeding Helps Make the Crops Secure
After the seed bed is in a condition
| satisfactory for the proper develop
ment of the seed, the next important
step is to be sure that the seed is
sown just right. 1t is only within re-
cent years that definite, decisive tests
have been made between sowing with
a drill and sowing broadcast, but so
one-sided have been the various tests
in regard to these two methods that
broadcasting is fast being numbered
among the many old methods which
farmers are now discarding. Broad
casting requires more seed, and yet it
produces smaller crop of lower grade
grain. The reason for this is that
the seed thus sown is not distributed
evenly over the ground. 1t does not
all start from an even depth, nor does
it begin terminating uniformly. By
the use of an ordinary drill even with.
out more modern attachments, the
seed is deposited in fine, slightly com
pact, moist soil, all of it at a uniform
depth. 1t is thus carefully covered by
the cover chains or press wheels, it all
has an even chance of terminating
: and all the grain will tend to ripen al
the same time. 1t requires, further
: more, much less seed to get good
stand with drill than by broadcast
ing.
Proper disking and proper sowing
are the best ways to help nature give
| good crop. There is very little more
; expense in doing it right than in doing
il wrong, and the returns are muct
greater.
The handwriting on the wall is plain
| ly visible and we should prepare our
selves to meet the crisis before th'
5 crisis meets us. 1t means much, ant
4 yet, all that we can do is to do al
: that we can with the exercise of car,
( and thrift Our work begins this Fal
in our plowing and seeding, and ou
opportunity to help will come mex
a year at our harvesting and selling. W.
j. have more at stake than our profits
t although our profits will be goodl
g stake. We have at stake our CONNER
: cial supremacy, our agricultural lead
n ership and above this, towering owe
:, evrything and sitting our selfish hop
]. of gain, or our commercial instincts
> is our ability and our willingness
j. fill the pitiful hands which we kno'
Y will be stretched out to us from the dt
j. vastated, wasted fields across the sea-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-15

Mrs. Edward Treese and son of
East Front street are spending the
day in Columbus.
Miss Julia French returned to Ak
ron this morning aftera visit with Mr..
Herbert Way of Brandon.
Messrs. A. A. Faul, Democrat and
Mr.. Walter Thayer, Republican, under
the direction of the Knox county
board of elections burned the ballots
cast at the August primaries in Knox
county on Friday afternoon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-15

Frank B. Willis says he wants the
Republican party to come back in
Ohio as it was in the old days. With
its corporation affiliations it is making
a great effort to do so.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-15
SUCCESSFUL
Applicants At The Last Teach.
efS' Examination

At the September examination Of
teachers there We're fourteen appli-
oants present
The following were successful
Elementary
For one year-Laura Colgin, Mt
Vernon; Mabel Cullison, Donald
Baugher, Danyille; Mabel Pinkley,
Jelloway.
For three Wilma Mayors,
Howard Earl Il, Welker, Frederick.
town.
Special For three years
Stella Fish, Gambler, o.
Temporary Spohn, Mt, Yer
non; Bertha Hammond, Mt. Vernon;
Lena Hunter, Mt, Vernon; Audrey
Baker, Howard,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-15
BAKERY AND coNFEc-
TlONERY WORKERS

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 12-All ar
rangements have been completed for
the annual convention of the Bakery
and Confectionery Workers Interna-
tional Union of America, which is to
meet in Milwaukee on Monday for
session of one week. The convention
will be attended by delegates repre-
senting local branches of the organi-
cation in many of the leading cities of
the United States and Canada.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-15
cockRELL.cHAsE WEDDING

Norwich, Conn.,, Sept, IA not
able wedding here today was that of
Miss Pauline Chase, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hunt Chase of Nor
wich, and Henry Ewing Cockrell,
youngest son of former United States
Senator Francois Marion Cockrell of
Missouri. After a Wedding trip the
couple will reside in Louisville, whereS
Mr.. Cockrell is engaged in the manu-.
facture of a sugar cane harvester in
vented by his brother.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13
OLD RAlThEl RESIDENCE
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE

Fire destroyed the old Raithe
home on Nickel avenue. one block
west Of the High school, at $50
o'clock Monday morning. The build
ing was owned by George Billingslea
and occupied by a Mr.. Toney with
his wife and seven children. All
of the clothing and household goods
were destroyed and the family bare
ly escaped with their lives. Through
the efforts Of the neighbors Of Mrs.
julia Snyder. her home and contents
were saved. Mrs. Dolly Layne prov
ed herself heroine by her activity
with an axe in chopping down a
fence preventing the flames spread
ing to adjoining property. The cause
of the fire, which started in a back
bed room, is unknown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Toney had but recently moved to
Dcming from near Mimbrcs and the
family are being taken care of by
kind-hearted neighbors.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

MYMDUS ITEMS

r. ID. Clayton has moved into hi,
new store, which is one Of the fines
store buildings in the Mimbrcs Val
ley.
The school house is getting along
finely here with twelve pupils enroll
ed and sewing class is to be start
ed soon.
The new hotel is nearly completed
and will be opened up April /, with
Mrs. Moore of FL Paso in charge.
New homeseekers are coming in
continually and Myndus is gradually
growing in population.
The railroad company has promis-
ed to open up a road across the
tracks.
W. Il. Stockwcll was business
visitor to Fl Paso last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goode of
Iowa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Clawson.
Mrs. IL. &. Dyer and son Clay
spent Sunday at their homestead.
Miss Beryl Long, our popular
school teacher, entertained two girl
friends from Deming Sunday.
1. .. Prichard, the contractor, has
brought his family to Myndus.
Mr.. Kline is making improvements
N his land north of town.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

westerly, and not SO great in move
ment as either 1911 or 1912, al.
though higher storm velocities oc-
CURED. Santa Fe recorded 68,023
or 7.S miles per hour; highest velo.
city, 40 miles per hour from the
southwest, on the ed; Roswell re.
corded 57,766 miles, or 6.8 miles pei
hour; highest velocity, "a miles from
the west, on July IL; Agricultural
College recorded 53,995 miles, OF
60 miles per hour; highest velocity,
81 miles from the west, ON the 18th
Of March. The relative humidity
averaged IS per cent at Santa Fe,
40 per cent at Agricultural College,
and 81 per cent at Roswell
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13
New Minister Arrives

The Rev. S. r. Mcclure and IA
mily arrived here from Lincoln, Neb.,
last Friday to make their home here.
Rev. Mcclure came here to take m
the vacant pastorate of the local
Christian church, which has been
without regular minister for some
time. lie preached his first sermon
IN Deming last Sunday morning.
which was enjoyed by a large con-
gregation. We are glad to welcome
Brother Mcclure and hope he will
stay with us permanently.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13
Death of Eta B. Morrison

Miss Eta Belle Morrison. who with
her mother and aunt came here about
a year ago, died Sunday morning at
the Wing tent colony east of the
city. The body was taken in charge
by Undertaken W. c. Rawson and
after being prepared for burial, was
sent to Watertown, n. Y, accompani.
ed by the mother, Mrs. Lydia Nor
rison' and the yonng lady's aunt.
Mrs. Miller.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

Albert Lindauer came down from
Spalding Saturday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

u. W. Pritchard, who has been
located on a claim near Carne, be-
came suddenly demented and violent
at his home last Saturday. Sheriff
Dwight b. Stephens was notified and
placed Pritchard under arrest. Mr.
and Mrs. A. N. Winans arrived here
Sunday to take charge Of Pritchard.
Mrs. Winans, who is a sister of the
unfortunate man, is making arrange
ments to take him to Springfield, Mo-,
The family home. Pritchard is a.
member Of the Elks in good standing
and comes from a good family in the
Missouri city. 1t is reported by
neighbors that he had been acting
queerly of late.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13
TRAIN SCHEDULES
Southern Pacific
Eastbol,nd


Eastbonnd
No. lO2 Departs daily at G:l5 n. m
No = Departs daily at | :5s n. m.
No. 10 Departs daily at ZOO D. m,
Local Freight astbound
No. ala Tues. Thurs, Sats., 10 a. m.
Westbound
No. lOl Departs daily at II AZ :, m
No. ! Departs daily at . :55 A. m.
No. 0 Departs daily at g:l5n m
Local Freight Westbound
No. Alb Mon, Wed, Fri. | SO n. m.
Santa Re
Westbound Daily
Ar v 30 am ---sl7--- Lv 1910 am
Eastbound
Mr. o:l5 p. m.--SlS--Lv 700 d. m.
e Paso { Southwestern
Westb0und
No. Fl Departs daily at 9:l5 a. m.
Eastbound
70. % Arrives daily at O 80 D. m.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13
Cathode Church
Every Sunday

First mass, sermon in Spanish d
nine o'clock a. m. Second mass. SER
mon in English at tcn-th;rty O'Clock
u. m. Sunday school after second
mass. Benediction ut seven O'Clock
y. M.
JOSEPH NJ. GARNET
Rector
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13
e. Paso { Southwestern
Westbound

No. % Arrives daily at 80 D. M.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03
@edieI Ser SsenusnftanSe,
@iel Bdafiscre @cinusen m5aeH fir
bic SiGsrBeit n5t;s ieiu.

Tpa INNER baIten man9e WiEsnz
TdaftIer an Der MutmaBung feit -
ODER iinb erIt aImdli9 auf bieielbe
getommen = Der tragii6e llnterga,g
oes 8ieTenbampfers nSitanic" lei
ni6t bur9 bas Sis ielbit ~berurfa9t
ipprben, fonoern bur9 bas &nrennen
sesen einsn, md auf feiner S9iffss
tarte perSeianeten Sells : @oripruns
unter Der Gee, infolge bes groBen
Siefganses bieies S9iffes. 8er
mD9te beitimmt fagen, DAB biefe
Mutmabung ni9t zines Sages our
Seipibbeit erbpben iperben t0nnte9
2tber pie Dem aud iei: SAT- isber
Sag brinst nsre gelege fir Die 4ns
nabme. baB oie @erbdltnife in ben
Ssem : Siefen = minoeItens i'm
nDrbliden atIantiiden SSeun, aber
pabri4einli9 audi in anberen Mee@
rem = ii9 piel hdufiger unb in mebr
9e5iebungen anoern, als man bislang
ii4 porselteIt bate, ia oaB iie serd=
besu einem unuubDrIt4en
@s4ieI unteriuOrfen iinb! 9arna9
miro es audi nOtpenOig fein, bieie
@er6dltniiIe Diel bGufiger unb ipitez
mattiaer gu unterIuGen uno ents
ipre9enbe &urten ber5uitellen. llno
bies t0nnte iif als elm 10 pi9tiser
Yunft fir Die St6erbeit bes Sees
8ertebrs 6erousiteqen, ipie muir
irgen0 elmer!
Mie unberldbli6 aud bic mpoerns
item S4iffstarten Iein t0nnen, oas
tpurbe II. q. bonn &apt. Spbe, bonn
britii9en 9ampfer rGaucaiian", liila
lGnglt auf Der Sabrt BON 2onoon
na9 YbiluoeIpbid borgetan. 9eriel6e
entbedte in 1905 @rao n0roli9er
9reite an elmer Gtdtte, mo Die &arz
ten gar feinen Mcereshoben 5eigten,
pine S9pierigteit cine gefdbrlt9e
untiefe.
llno &apt. Sobnion BON Dem oielz
%gendnnten 3oltutter Seneca. pels
der fait einen gun5en Dinter an ben
GrpBsn 9dnten BON Reufunbldnb i'm
Sis : YatrpuiGenDienit perbrddte,
ertldrt, baB man MIR ipenig 8erlaB
auf bic S9iffstarten ieben t6nne,
lpas ben bauernoen 8ert Der Meiz
Iungen mbelangt. Cine DieTer 9dnte
nomentIid, iiiOliA pom As. 8reites
grade, i9eint 3uiebenos iei4ter gu
per0en, beionoers auf Ser tpeitliden
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Settle.
9ie Gisberse felber mSsen elm.
mebr pber minosr sroBe RpIls Bel ben
fid p~pasiebenben @erGnberungen ipie,
len, inbem fie bie Seiten Der 8ante
abfneuern unb bebeutenbe MaiIen
Ganb, 3iefel un6 @eftein tpssreiben.
bie fi6 an anbersn Stellen pieberum'
anbdufen m0gen. Iu4 beim S9mel,
sen fret eeporoenen giies tDnnen ii6
Mafen FOLDER Stoffe anieBen, Ole
brrber i'm @iie mitgefiibrt tpurben.
Ginen peiteren 8eleg fir Die pers
muteten bduiigen @erdnoerungsn I'M
Meere, audi obne irgencnel9e ii6ts
Bare Natur : &ebolution (0enn bon
iol6en foa bier gar feline &eoe Iein)
bilbet bic Gntbedung elmer CANA
nsuen SnieI Ditli4 bon Den 8dntea
bon Sable Sslanb. pel9e CUR s3eit
Der gbbe ettpa 70 SUB aug Dem
Dafer raet. Bon einem Slider.
Saooner tpurbe Die SnIel auerit Sc,
merit, uno Elm Oampfer Der fanaois
fGen 2eaieruns beitdtiste Den 8es
funb. unb baB bic Siefen bes
Sseans beitdnbis ii4 p%eranoern, 1T
f9on bon nie!en Spbrograpben in
neusiter 3eit bebaupts2 tporben.
ga fogar iiber Der SberfIdde 6es
Wafers i9sinen Die 3uitdnOe ii9
bGufig gu perdnbern. 60 iaser
aapitGne bon S@iffen, tueIde neusrs
oinss Sabrten bon Siibamerita bers
alf gu uns sema4t baben, bab bic
Yafatpinbe, tpel9e ipnit febr ieIten
iiber ole sropen binaus betannt tpa'
rem, iie norbpGrts bts mad Sap 9ata
teras bin begleiteten. Sn ben Saser
bes ausi9liebli6en Segel : Sdiffss
berfebres perlisb man ii9 befanntlid
auf bic Yafatpinbe isbr piel, unb
cine @srdnberuns in ibrer Ri9tuns
bGtte bamals cine eini9neibenoe
8irfuns auf Die gauge SaeansS 4iffs
fabrt baben tDnnen.
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anf Scn Galan. Suiclm.
Gin beu!ihss @,drdlerbnien in ser fer
men Siipiec.

9pn benz ma6iigen heut1den Solo.
nidlrtid in Der fernsn SiioIee, oeTen
MeerssfIaG)e iiA iber 45 Qdnqens
unO so 9reitengfa6t eriircdt, babeu
ole Menigiten cine rtdjte 9prTtedun9,
unO bod bieiet bieIer Sell oes oeuts
IGen &oloninl : 8eIfbtumg cine TGier
un6sI6rei6Iide irpsiI6e S1Gnheit,
Die an tpilper lleppigttit uno Iiebz
liGer Innut alles iibsrtr.ift lpas Die
4bantdite iif) ntlsmalen Tam.
Bon einEm beion0er5 un6ctannten
Ge6ist 1ieies erotii4en @araoieTes.
pm otn 4cIag : SnTeln un0 ibrem
nN}dr4enBafen", entpirft pbiIipp,
9erge8 fnrbenreib ani6auIi6e Bill
Der. 8ieie Grippe Der YaIap : SSnz
ieIn, bic et9nograp9jI9 5u ben &drps
linen ge60ren, lit upbI ole merfipiir>
oigite Haturioenerie, bic auf unierem
Planeten an5utreffen lit. .Gines
Morgens ite6t ser ReiIen0e auf benz
8erped ieines S3iffes nte feItgena=
9elt. ltn3dbIige SnieIn, an oenen
oas S4iff poriiberteuert, ltegen Oa
tpie cine unenbli9e Reibe BON
S9ladtIdiffen, Die CUR garabe aufs
geitellt iino. Sn boppelter, breifaGer,
ia fiinffa9er 9feibe liegen bic Snieln
oa, Sunberte unb aber SunOerte;
mand)e bon mathematician llmfang,
anOere, bic meiitsn, nur pie unges
beure, aus bem Mser aufragenoe
glumenoaien. Mle iinb grim betpal>
oct, mdbig bod unO outs ieltiamite
gefprmt, unten brdnbet nit peibz
li9em @ii6t Die Sse. Rings lumber
bat Tie an ben tletner Snieln ben
llferran5 peggefreifen uuo i'm piele
Meter bod ausgebDblt, 10 bdB Die
Gilanoe nun groBsn 8lumenitrduBsn
9leiden, ppn elmer gebeimnispoaen
Rieienfauit aus Dem blauen Meer
smporgebalten. 9ie Snieln Iinb
glei9iam nit StieIen berieben. limb
rings lumber bic eroBe idlpeigenoe
@inIamfeit Der GuBeriten @eltferne.
Seine Siitte i9immert am Stranb,
tsin 9au9 iteigt aug Den blumisen
Oidi9ten = iiberaa lebloies S9neiz
gen, benin ale oieIe &ordlleninieln
iino unbepobnt."
Mitten i'm Ser5en bieier unbes
ppbnten, peltenfernen Sniel > 8lus
menitrdube liegt nun Der bentf4e
Mdr9enbafen, mad Dem nur ielten
Ser 3ufaG einen R%eiienben peri9lagt.
@uf tsiner &arte 1T er gu finben.
Ia9 ieinem Gntoeder nannte man
i'm S9Dnian : Safen. Nur bet
SiefIianb Der Sonne tit bic @infabrt
mDgli6, beun FONT tau9en bic Sonz
nenreIlsre Dos @uHer in cine IL aliiz
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MilitGriidlc &artrriprlnen.

Dor turSem ipuroe a1s Berlin be-
rihtet Der aommanoierenoe General
bes @arOsturps, BON 9lettenberg, bas
be in sinem GrlaB gum a1isOrud
oebraht. oab Die moberne 8arttra6t
@bIdnei0en be5 S1nurrbartes
big auf lusnige Saore unter Ser Naie
= ii0 niat fir oen prsuBii4en SoIs
hatcn eignet unb Ser Gigenart Der
Seuii6en ni6t sntipriAt.4 9teier
QnIiAt mar ouh 6rieNri9 8iI4e!m
+. Nus ygei6riebsnen berIiner Sci
tungen" miro unterm II. NOOsmber
171A beriGtet: Der SGni9 mil ppr
@e9na6ten ni9t Dereinlommen, OeBen
man bic llriaae Su iepn borgiebt.
0aB cine nete flcon bon 8Grten uns
ter oen MiIitGrperIoneu loa eingez
Fiibrt per6en, uno naa bes &6nigs
feinen iou SAG Mobe1 genOmmeu
iperoen, tpie sr ban Den feinigen be-
reits IA Gage bot paGien laBen, aber
tueoen bes pon GlBen @nberotunft
tpieoer dbgepuBet perOen miiben, tpors
ii6er Gr ganB bsrorisBlib geipeien.
Sieienige, tpelfe mebrenteils beDm
aDni9e iepn miiBen, uno ii9 in 4
@pden ni9t ioleH raiiren laben,
eeben bep i9Dnen @etter unb baben
Sen i6rigen nit Dem Manfel beOedet."
Damals er5dbIte man ii@, Der aonis
babe nur 6esbalb cine garttra6t beim
Militdr einfiibren tpulsn, I'm es ben
gnglGnoern nd6aumafen. Sabet
hattie er a6er ii6srisben, bab in
@rpB6ritannien Obs Mitte Oes 10.
Sabrbunoerts) ipeaiel Der Sanurrz
bart febr bera6tet NOR. gr lpuroe
bort meift ppn Soloaten, Defenders
bon Sen RabaQeriften, setrugen.
@ntgegsn 5rieori4 8iIbelm l.
mar peter Ser @roBe elm entI9ieoener
sein6 oes 9artes. Ser ruifti4e Res
9eIebten neuen Sitten unb SraGten
6as S~eibe6alten bss altruliii@en
gartes fir rnbereinbar. @t
.rsformierte" sunddit in feinsr un1s
gebung, Bel ieinen Mitdrbeitern uno
beim MititGr. Dos @efddft Der
8arbiere .9ing sIdn3enb, uno aIs Der
Gar Iein n9artgeies" herausgab,
tpuroe es nit ~unerh0rter Gtrenge ges
banobabt. Sum 8eifpiel iparen an
allen Spren Mosfaus 8a9en dufgez
felt, sic Sen bebarieten Paifanten
duflauerten uno ie gralIdm f4oren.
Der Gar ma6te aus bieier &eform
ober aud cine @inna6mequelle. @r
geItattete oos 8arttraaen gegen cine
Care, Oie BON elmer &opete Bis BUM
bert Rubsl jG6rli9 betrug. Ils 3eu9z
nis fir Oie be3a9lte Care mubten
Die 8artleute duf Der 9ruit cine Mes
oaille tragen, nit elmer Snf6rift,
ole beiagte: Ser Bart tit cine un>
niBe Gait"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-03

Edw. G. Speaker, 2O12 Linton av.
II. Rubelmann, Pres. Machinist Supply
Co., Ills Pine st.
Chas. H, Nelson. prop. Universal Lunch
F. Herkert, Treas. st. Louis Trunk
Hdw. Co., 900 Chouteau av.
Geo. Tichacek, 1916 S. Crane av., painter.
Paul Brown, 10 Washington terrace, brok-
n. S. Gratiot. s1s5 Victoria av., real es-
IA. ". Truesdale, 1462 Stewart p.
VIM. Kranke, 515 Pine st, jewelry.
'Robt. W. Alt. 2l24 Victor St, care Alt
Eugene Devine, isas Temple pl., sales
Louis c. Beck. 5S12 Michigan av., postal
Louis F. Flotron, as1s N. Eleventh st.
&C. j. Nahlik, Nahllk & Bremser Tailoring
|G. e. Thompson, 2S52 Accomac St, book
keeper Dressed Beef and Provision Co.
y. A. Steward, 1884 Waterman av., pri-
|P. J. Parker. 1929 s. Fourteenth ST., Board
of Public improvements.
Jos. w. Located, 2904 Wisconsin, city
salesman, Anheuser-Busch Brewery.
IS. Mitchell, Pres. Mitchell Fire Clay Co.,
5625 Manchester av.
Otto Zelle, 3445A. Oregon av.
Geo. P. Doris, 1904 Fountain av.
IF. w. ~Langenberg, 1928 Hammett pl.,
CDfuIllbS1OH IbtIClduL-
Missouri Names.
alexander, Scott, Charleston, Mo.
.|Abernathy, C. c., Ste. Genevieye, Mo.
|Akers, Robert, student, Belgrade, Mo
Burgess, Walter, r. r. No. Z, Warrenton
Mo.
Bess, Albert w, Idalia, Mo.
|Barham. Lee, Bloomfield, Mo:
|B9 s&pfinsE.tie a. No NJ S04 Mt Vernon st.
Beers. j. O.. Flat River. Mo.
Brown, Frank, Doe Run, Mo.
B~ezzenberger. F. st. Charles. Mo;
Bartles. VIM, farmer. R. R. .. Clayton
Bacon, w. A., farmer, Leora, Nc.
Beers, J. O., miner, Flat River. Mo.
Bledsoe. w; B., livery stable IND stock
Cooper, J. B., Bloomfield. Mo.
Dinkins, j. M, Lesterville, Mo.
Dunn, w. L., Marble Hill, Mo.
PT Pr 1,s :. A. former, R p ?, Gsraid In Mo
Emmons. 3: L. g; Charles, Mo:
Ellis, s; H.. farmer, st. Marys, Mo.
lBberTein @; E., farmer. Bellefontaine
IElldns. B. c., farmer. Montgomery city
Mo.
Faust, Jas. Hayti, Mo.
l~FslkenDerg,. l.. 6oo1 Eitman ay.. Clifton
tFfna,. Peter. laborer. Washington. Mo.
FLEMING. w. E., farmer, Eudy, Mo.
Era nuremberg, Julius. mechanical engineer
and caief draughtsman United Iror
Works. Springfield, Mo.
Ford, Leonard. guard, jefferson City. Mo
Funk. Joh j., farmer, Nye. Mo.
IGerdeman, A. W., High Hill. Mo.
lGerling. H J., 1892 Madison av., st
Gilbert, Jno. S., r. F. D. No. 4. Box i2s
Webster Groves, Mo
lGerdeman, r. D., farmer. warrenton, Mo
lGfiifspie, John A., farmer, Puxico, Mo.
lGrothe, VIM, 81. Charles, Mo.
lGerber, ]. F., farmer. Versailles, Mo.