davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

AibA1A &AAAANLF ~AAAAAiAAAAA N'bAh ~
De bar opioitret. 9on bonDe ct
goot Sooeo og en- bei Sntellisens.
og COG bar bette life bans ppperite
G%genifaber. Meget mere 9etponing
for BAN bapoe bans 5slelieslio.
ai%erfeooorOs 5elelie bar itGrf og
brgnoenoe og tpang BAN | DDbOen.
Nan fnnoe iige, at bans 5slelie
trGllgte Iig poo % merfneoe Onl-
gioelierne, og iaa orbeioeoe Sntel-
l%igenien | 9prnen. Sans Craig til
at birfe par itor. ia, ligeirem ieber-
agtig, % / 2ebet al 6 aor llofoloe-
DC ban Ell io~rbleiienoe g.rflombeo.
san fun0c life fringe iig / nogen
gefieIpirfning meO onore, oa netop
0erfor mnatte ban bore iig 0pbt
neo I I'm eaen Sirl. a%ierfcgoaro bar
en- itor 0poager paa 5iaIeoets Ont
raaoe, % ban orbeioeoe life al 0us-
gerrigbeo, men Tor i'm Samoittig-
bees Sfplo.
Son ioritoo at ifiule fit Snore
for Omoeroeuen s fin ltuaooms-
ito Iese6e ban i~orbolosois let oa
qIao. Sans eaentIige g(lpor 6reo
ferit iaennems 30 5ooeren oooe
Gl93S).
Wanae mener, at man life fan
reane meo aierfeaooros 9onfer. Tor
oi hans SiGl por ipa. Sonot bar
Oct. at a%ierteaaaros Siul bar ma
men gennem belle @iitor.cn er oct
DC ip9e SiGle. Der bar brngt 5rem-
ifriotcne, foroi Spaoommen bar
trpngt oeres Ganfer neo / 9nbet.
Worteu 9utber baboe oct laale0cs
paa iamme Moooc Tom aierfeaaoro
aierfeaanros 9ip blep gipet JON
ct Oficr. 0erfor bar oct Snno, ON
Def oonife 6oIf regneoe oct ior ct
Sfueipil. b. / str. 896I."
st !0Oioc SanSr-Gcinltat. 6iifc-
ifcrict poelaat / ecn iDoliac Gel al
Ginstpbina SjurO. Sra Gerre Bort
~ifriocs til oGinofebina 81. 9aabI."
Com en- irrgelia aenosaerning
ueobIiper oct at esre iia eaIOenoe
Der ! ben ipoiae Gel al H.ngfebing
5iorO, at Der ingcn 5iif er.
llnoer De gnmIe 3orbolo bar oct
allie 1i6er imiffcrt, at naar hi iif
5ioroen fillaet meo SIS. iaa iirem-
meoe Ell MGigoe Smaotaarsiolf no
paa 5iiferi, enten til aaleitan9ning
eller 9eoiiiferi eiter Sfrubber, og
bet gao allie 3ioer nGlien pene He-
%inItoter. Sn, ionime 8ioer funoe
9oeleunen orines op til 10 q 10
ar., for bpem Der bar heloig meo
Stan9ning al %aitore 9lol."
Get or foritooeligt, al Der bar
@lGoe mango iottige Stem | ben
baaroe @intertio, naor Susfaoeren
OH aitenen Tom biem til Suitrn oa
Bern meo Ell 90 30. Pal, melt itore-
Ger bar noset til 5eoenL og Der
funoe ogiaa blipe tilopers at fsbe
@arer ior hos asbmon6cn til Sus-
boloningen. Sa Sfrubbeiiiferiet par
ligleoes / 'oen I'd glimrenoe, oct
ilog aiorig fell.
Men, bnorleoes err Oct MI unoer
De me 3orbolo2 So, oct er mart
fortaIt, 5orbaabningen bar 10 iat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11
FAIRMEAD sKAND1NAv1sKE KoLoNI,

er behggende 80 Mil nord for Fresno. Bedste lord for Alfalfa t5 til 7 fndhsst
pinger) Vindruer og Frugt. 300 Famiier har ket ct Hem her de sdte II
Md. Salges for blot 1925 Anen, paa megt lette Vikaar. sbiv iDeres Noders
nal efter Hlustraet Beskrivese til; (. PHILIPSEN, 1852 shafer Ave.
Oakland, Calf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

y9anifI
til, at noor bi fit itGrf SIS, Ioa
moatte Der Dog bIine liot at iortiene.
Climber De nrolige geirforbolO, bi
bar bait / gfteraaret, er Der 10 IN
let iiifet, og De, Der bar prgoet at
iutte Ieo Song eiter @ong, bar
iaaet @arnet soelo9t
Ger err / Dc iioite Gage MI pna
Sien ipgt eiter glal. ia, belt no for
9enboraaa, boor De Itore aoI 10
pIeier at li9ge; men life Spor; Der
er 3iifere, iom er fommen biem
OIL aitenen og bar life bait cen
4ol.
% Reoiiiferiet Ii9eleoes. 1
Sfrllbbe pr. 9eo for 2 0ptter er
oct alminoelige. Sergelioe Snn0-
beoer or SmoaioIf beropre / 0enne
9intcrtio.
Noar 8iiferne Der M fer poo
5or6oloene fer % III Der paa Eloo-
len, % ioo bnoo Der ifrines ON
6iiferiets llobbtte / ben noroliae
Gel at 3ioroen, bpor Der fgrit itoor
ct 1oI ueo Ell bel HGffe 9uaer
bagbeo og iaa til iioit Gr., iaa fan
man iorbooies og u0brpoe: o9on
oct oo nirfel.g bare ianot, at Sni6e
Sonoe aanalen bar forbol0t os
oct? Soa MAJ BOG SnQen fortrn-
oes ooer, at 5iifernc Der puifer llo-
lsbet iiIboae i9en / Sno, for oa bar
5iifen DOG liaelig foroeIt ooer belle
5ioroen.
6leftrieitcten pna ennSet. Spj-
ipGuoingsOGrfet @cnoiDsicl.
9ronoersGeo, a. Sonllor. llopoI-
oct onaaoen6e gnIo9 oi ct Sei-
ipGnoinaspprf Miot-9en0iD8IeI
bolot / @nor WeOe / 9renoerslep
iaHmen meo Geprpientnnter Tor
.@sruoersGeo Sogueroao.
Sra @%ren0erslco 9ommlinc fore
lao SiIbuo ON 4nlpq al 9prfet
mc0 ioaoel Seiippn0inlsIeoninqer
iom fofaIe 9abippnomasonloQ
Griicn FOR Gleftricitet 6liber 21b
Gre pr. ailonattime for aroft oo
/ Gre Tor Gus unoer 5oruoiptnirs
al, at 9iIilutningcn bliper itor not
8esnoen niaa 9rsn0er5len aoni-
mltilc 'prlnnge. at De i~nteresiereoe
aonmIner CT We0garanter Tor oct.
itore Hoon, ion optoges.
0enne Oroning fanot man pao
lloUalasmeoet proftiif og rimeIi0
Tor aae Barter. Sra 2%onobocrnes
Sioe I'll Der MI itrofs bGne tnget
lat poa oen binoenoe Iegnina runof
i Soanene.
Ian aOloinacgncn. aoloing, "a.
Snnuar. De itore Gleftricitetspla-
ner pao aoIoingegnen fumes MI at
blioe til g.rfeIiabco. ioet ct 5rGes-
ubpala. iom bar ne0iat al aoloing
gDron0 oa Omegnens 2anoboere,
ganife nnentet / @nar eneoes ON
Ell S%noitiain9. Der oil bIine bebono-
let / gnrooosmsoet pna Monoog.
Snorc- Wisiions 8Dmnniinm /
SnsleD. Omtrent 100 SSnore-WfiS-
i%ionsnenner ira belle 2nnoet por Den
90. San. iamIcoes / Ooenie til ct
Meoe. Der leoeoes Of Baltor 6.
Roe, Sfonoerllp, oa pno bbilfet Der
fo~rbnnoleoes ON Oprettelie of ct
Sn6re : Wisiions @nnmaiium og
aoitifoIe / Sosleb.
Msoet gan lloooGgets Blon lin
JiliIrtning oa bnlgte oct biotioige
llObal1 til mioGertioig 9eItprelie,
Der iaoIeoeS beitanr al Boitor Son-
fen, Gnoit 5oritanoer 9on.oien,
Soslep, SanotorieIGae @stihe, Sas-
leb, groprietGr &. MsGler. lllrifs-
bal, % 1rofesior e. g. grpt5.
Genne 9eitpreIie fol ooe ienere
iuppleres.
@prnnoiiet ifal nGre en- aoitifoIe.
Der inorettes poo 100 GIeber. I'll
Heftor er uoiet Sfoleinipefter. cano.
moa. Garl ". SIien, Se1erup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11
auittermser.

Apifferlnger.
I'll elf Sorn gernebien.
Sra eli Sorn. Sa.: Sens G%orIien 1 SGf MieI.
Sens Garlien If. 1 SGf Wiel, Chr. Ssreenien, 2
S9ffe Wlel, Sens Serenier, 2 SGffe Wiel, Dirs.
0ans geierien / 9Gs Gobs.
Siertelig 9af for @nberte.
Sans Soc,
Dor 1913, elf Sorn, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

9nrnefaocr / @~Glosarrcit. apben-
6oons 9oIiti i%nofanOt fig iorleoeu
poa 0mtpifi6et ollniteo Stotes1 og
6ortierte Ell Mono, ser bor paa-
menitset Tom Opoarter. San baooe
ct uGate Barn, og oa ban life bar
oe betolt til bette oa M boerfen fun
sc betale eaer title SifferbeO, blep
ban efter 9eanr ng al 9eben6opns
Maaiitrat beniat / @~GIosorreit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

aro-Nfitcmnina. SiIfeborg, 20.
Sanllar. Sforup-Ip.lum Sogneraoo
bar e%nitemmigt oeotaget at laoe
ioreto1e g%iitemning bIanot Sognets
Veboere on9oaenoe 6%aorbong aro,
on oen ifol opretboloes iom aro
eller pGre G~ibolOsbotel. Mon bill
benntte Den npe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
boorefter ianttlige gplgere faar til
ienot at Stemmeieooel, iom oiben-
tes eftcr llofploning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

ennosfOrbnSct moO SpiritnS, Oct
llooolg, iom 2anosiorbmoet al
oanife Observation-Disclosures I 81
teraoret neoiotte / 9(nIeoning al oct
poatgnftc 9ouosior6uno, oa iom
beitoar al Claus So6onuiet, 8aarit,
neutrality-suspicious. aoiit os Serb.
9iielien Soaiorer Ronboe, Gsbiera,
oo cnno. iur. Seileien, a%pbenbaon,
bolot oen 10. San. Weoe ! Galborg.
ltoboI9et n6fGroiaeoe Ell @enpenoelie
til Staggering og Giasong on Neo-
Ipttelic al Ell aommisiion til Ober-
%oeielie oa llnoerlegelie al 2%nnoSfor-
6lo moo itprfe 8riffe. 9eItprellen
bill / n9r 5remtio boloe Mebe on-
gaaenoe Senbenoelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11
Dc fommnnale Slngte6nie. Silfe-

&c fommnnale Slagtebnie. Silfe-
6org 9praoo be0tog iioIte giteroor
at ill6rette ct |fommllnalt Slogtebus
og Ell M decentralization. Maaoet
bar mi / ct Iuffet Meoe ob%eroroget
Nrbeioet til nGientlig lofole Soono-
bGrfere for 46,S00 Ser, bo;lfet er
1900 Ser. minore emo SberIloaet.
Oct %beotoges at onlGgge aeleanl9-
get efter aulipreipItemet. Meo
Seninn til Observation-Disclosures for
faiteoes iomtliqe SiGbuo, og l1onol-
get blep ben1pnbiget til at fremifof-
fc me Segninger.
Nb, itor Tnbrif | WiSbeffart? =
g Miooelfort @prooo foreipurgte
en- Mono, bnis Nopn foreIsbia bent
m~eIia6oIoes, ON ban funoe febe 35
10000 8booratolen at oaoppels-
bierg" til 3~obrifonlGg. 9proooets
Spnr off | 8slee DMiooeIf. @bl."
no poo, at mo bar piaig til at
iGlae grealet for 2 Ser. apaorot-
allen.
1900 Mrbinaer. Otter oct @ntol
Irbinger, Der MI bar melot fla til
oen babe Winion for SterIteoelen
Glorc IoIf, biier oct fig, naor man
mebre9ner oeres 9srn og Borne
bsrn, at Der for Chen fin6es ON
trent 1900 gfterfommere al Sens
Safoblen | 9epIing, og oe nGrmeite
Gage bill | 5slge vSern. 5%oIfebG."
miiligpis bringe ME Mrpinger frem.
SGrlig tolrig err SlGgterne efter
9otteren MbeIone oe Spnnen Sens
G6r. Senien / Oberifnr.
Oct bar Den @rp, bportil man /
0egDnoelie len fuloltpnoig mangleoe
Irpinger, bporfor Der alerebe bar
Gale ON at laoe ben gaa | Stats-
! fasien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

= Soafprer, 9optain s. s. 9.
Shmitto / 9p6enbobn er afgaoet Oeo
9poen / Ell gGoer al "a aar.
MoiS, 81. Snnllar. Maleren
og Segneren ID. aitteIien er / 81
termio6og oe0 efter lon9ere 8i0s
Spgeleie, IS Gor aammel.
SoaneprGIt for Store @ibD
@enig6eo g. @}. 2unee er Girsooo
Den 81. San. 900, So aor gammel.
Mongeoorig S%oaneprGit /
Silfeborg, 9aItor 8. 9. @i6er9 CT
ben %. San. afgaoet beO 96oen.
- 8ulompgtig beO Stats6onerne
Is. Q. 9enoer er 2eroog 800, GA
Iar gannlel.
@tatsroao s. s. Is. 9erner
er ben % San. of9ooet beo 0e0en,
90 anr gommeG. Sen afoeoe, Der
ira 1866 til 1876 Dor oct fgl. Eea-
ters 9fonomiife 9eoer, bar 81. al
OBJ. OF Ohm.
@eneroImoior s. SIR. Sir
genien er efter Ipnoere 8ios Spge-
liabeo ofgooet beo 8e0en paa @or-
niions Spaebus, rs 9lor al. Gen
ofogoe, Der par 9ontmonoer al Gait
ne6roa og 9annebrogsmono, off /
1900 al Tom 9ommanoant / SD
benbaon og uonGbnte8 iomti0ig til
@eneraGmoior.
5reoericio, Is. Sonuor. On
al 3re0ericia-Gguens fenote oa an
iete 2on0mpno, @aor0ejer 81. s.
2a5ien al @rritse er / Mites aigooet
Deo Gooeb "A 9lar gammel. Gen
aioeoe. ser b(. a. bar oaret Sogne-
rooo9meoGem bar iiOen 1876 be-
floot Stianaen iom Soanefogeo oa
~2ago9mono. s 1901 n0nGpntes
BON til Gamebrogsmano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

Dc bpic Gienoomspriier. Sra
Siaersoegnen ifriper Ell aorreipon-
Dent til nltgeifriit for 2onomGnop
ON Sanobrnoets aoniunftirforbolo
oa or felgenoe gcmnrfning, Tom
piituof fan paste Here Steoer oe
iom | aft SoIb iortiener at bemor-
fes:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-11

gMon marfer ell bis 0erpgiitet
= og meo 9lette - for oeres @eo-
fommenoe, iom bar fsbt @ienoom-
me | oe i~eilere Mars aooe Iioe; t6i
ieIo ON De gooe TiOer boloer Jig
iDnes oct mia umuIi0t at iao Nenter
al oenaapital, Der III til Gags iptteS
/ 2anoeienoomnle, og bDao piG Der
ife, bpis oe blioer %bpientlig 0aar-
Iigere."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
Surprising Cure Of Stomach trouble

surprising Cure Of Stomach Trouble
When you have trouble with your
stomach or chronic constipation, don't
imagine your case is beyond help just
because your doctor fails to give you
relief. Mrs. G.. Stengle, Plainfield, N.
j., writes, For over a month past |
have been troubled with my stomach.
Everything | ate upset 1t terribly.
One of Chamberlain advertising
booklets came to me. After reading
few OF the letters from people who
had been cured By Chamberlalns Tab.
let's. decided to try them. / have
taken nearly three-fourths of pack
age of them and can now eat almost
everything that | want" For sale by
all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
i. X !. i. \ j. Il !. X 4 !. Il !.
4 CENTERBURG \
i. !. i. !. i. II i. + Il X Il X !

Messrs. Herrold and Harris Mitchell
of Chicago are visiting friends east of
town.
Miss Lelie Debolt visited friends in
Columbus over Sunday.
Mr.. George Harris, first trick oper
ator at the KIN town, is enjoying ten
days vacation.
Hugh Thatcher and family of Mt.
Vernon and Paul Laudrum and wife Of
Junction City spent Sunday with
Frank Thatcher and family.
Denman Dudley and family of Page
town spent Sunday in the home of F. s.
Shinaberry and wife.
Mrs. Gertrude Buel of Columbus
was a guest in the home of George
McCracken last week.
Suptr w. f, Allgire has purchased
new touring car
Mr.. Harry Rowe of Chicago has
been visiting his mother Mrs. Jasper
Huddlestun.
Mrs. Dora Burkett is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. B. Travis at Bloom
field.
Messrs. C. G. and w. G.. Miller of
Newark we're guests of their uncle, Mr..
]. S. Harmer last week.
Mr.. Otto Allison of Delaware is visit
Mig his father, John Allison of r. d. /.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
Man I
Teachers In Ohio Are Attend,
inq Normal Schools

Columbus, o., July 7-More than
1000 Ohio school teachers, most of
whom are from rural schools. are at
tending normal schools in Ohio col
leges and universities this summer, ac-
oording to reports received at the of,
fee of the state department of public
instruction and announced today.
Among the teachers is one who
never travelled outside of his home
county before. and another who is
said never to have ridden on a railway
train before this summer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
I. i y !. Il j. .is !. y \. i i j.
4 DEATHS +
I. I. !. i. y j. j. 4 i II i + 4 j.
Simon Anderson

Simon Anderson died at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Vanwinkle,
south of Bladensburg, Tuesday morn
ing at s o'clock after an extended ILL
ness caused by Bright's disease. He
was 81 years of age and is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Vanwinkle
The funeral services at Mt. Zion
church Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock, Rev. Mckenzie officiating. In.
terment in the Mt. Zion cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
ACTION
FOR DIVORCE
Brought In Common Pleas
BY Emma BuSGnbGrg
Against Peter BuSenbefg OF
Of Knox County
Commissioners Make A Num-
Der Of Contracts
Plans Not Ready For Child
fGn's Home Building
Other Items Of Interest From
Temple Of Justice
Other Items Of Interest From
Temple Of Justice

A suit for divorce was filed in the
Knox county common pleas court
Tuesday morning by Emma G. Busen-
berg against Peter Busenberg. The
9 plaintiff states that she now resides
in Holmes county, but that she former
iy resided in Knox county and that
! she was1married to the defendant at
Walhonding on November 25, 1908.
The plaintiff says three children were
born to them, She charges the de-
PENDANT with habitual drunkenness
and failure to provide. She states that
the defendant had her removed TO the
Knox county tnfrmary and later she
was sent to the state hospital, Colum-
! bus. She says that her husband re-
fused to visit her'at either place. She
makes the allegation that the defend
ant spends his money In drinking and
gambling and that he neglects TO pro-
wide for his family. She asks for ali
mony, the custody of the children and
a divorce. Columbus Ewalt Is the
attorney for the plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
A Good Investment

w. ID. Magill, a well knokn mer.
chant Of Whitemound, Wis, bought a
stock of Chamberlain's medicine so as
to be able to supply them to his Gus
toners. After receiving them he was
taken sick and says that one
small bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
worth more to him than the cost of his
entire stock of these medicines. For
sale by ali dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
1. i. i. !. i. 4 i. !. i. 4 i. !. i
X GREER 4

Miss Alma Harris of Columbus is
visiting Miss Winnie Greer.
Miss Faye Fulmer went to Warsaw
Saturday morning for a visit with Bert
Clark and family.
Mrs. Philip Severns is visiting rela-
tives at Marion.
Bert Hughes of Coshocton, Artie
Hughes of Akron, and G. c. Severns,
wife and son, Donald, of this place
spent Sunday at the home of A. B.
Simpson and family.
Miss Gertrude Shuts of Coshocton
visited over Sunday with her parents,
VIM. Shuts and wife, west of town.
Mrs. Henry Mickey left Saturday
morning for a few days visit with
Walter Wolfe and family near Brink
Haven. From there she will go to
Akron for an extended visit with her
daughter Mrs. Conner Milford.
Miss Ada Arnholt spent a few days
last week with Mrs. A. II. McClurg.
John Siegfried and Miss Minnie
Hardinger were married Wednesday
evening, July 1st, at lions Lutheran
parsonage, Loudonville, by the pastor,
Rev. Kuhlman. They will reside on the
groom's farm south of Loudonville.
We extend heartiest congratulations.
Peter Hipp visited over Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. j. G. Greer.
Mrs. Clayton Withrow and little son,
Robert, of Fredericktown, spent last
week with Mrs. Farquar and family
west of town.
Walter Black and wife, spent last
Friday in Loudonville.
S. G. Priest and wife of Walhonding
visited over Sunday at their farm
north Of town.
oliver Baker and wife returned last
week from an extended visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Sarah Humphrey
at Akron.
Miss Leota Walton Of Danville spent
last week with her aunt, Mrs. Alta
Hawkins.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
ENTRIES
In Domestic Science Contest
From Knox Co.
Girls are you in this?

Girls are you in this?
Why not show your proficiency in
home economies?
You can do it-you only need little
confidence. A free trip to Washington
is worth going after. While the rules
say that entries close July 1st, the
time can be extended by the person
offering the free Washington trip.
Get busy! Write A. p. Sandles, Co
lumbus, for blanks. The following
entries are on file at Columbus from
Knox county:
Dorothy Murry-Pike township.
Helen G.. Sheffer-Liberty township.
Clementine Rose-Clinton township.
Lillian Evans-Morris township.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10

Sedentary habits, lack of out door
exercise, insufficient masticaion of
food, constipation, a torpid liver,
worry and anxiety, overeating, partak-
ing of food and drink not suited to
your age and occupation. Correct your
habits and take Chamberlain's Tab
let's and you will soon be well again.
For sale by all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
The Best Medicine in the World

The Best Medicine in the World
my little girl had dysentery very
bad. l thought she would die. Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy cured her, and l can truth
fully say that / think 1t is the best
medicine in the world" writes Mrs.
William Orvis, Glare, Mich. For sale
by all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10
81 A TON SAVED

By buying fertilizer of me, 16 per
cent acid phosphate, $3.50. Other
brands proportionately cheap. Manu-
factured by The Standard Guano Co.,
Baltimore, Md. Deliveries at any sta
tion in the county, also at Utica. Hold
your orders, Ward Chambers. r. d.
No. a. Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-07-10

Mr.. John Doelfs went to Columbus
Tuesday morning to make short
business visit.
Messrs. Carl Taugher and Paul
smithhisler Of this city left Tuesday
morning on a canoe trip down the Ko-
kosing river, They embarked at
Howard and expect to. o.paddle to Zanes-
vile or Marietta.
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PRIZES
Secured By Mt. Vernon PGO-
pie In Advocates Contest

The winners in the bookloyers' con-
test, conducted by the Newark Advo-
cate, were announced by the Advocate
on Monday evening.
The following Mt. Vernon persons
we're the winners of prizes:
Mrs. Leona wilkins, piano (third
prize).
Edison j. Breeze, $25 bookcase.
70. w. Breece, SIT suit and hat
Margaret Hinger, SIG stand lamp.
]. p, Lochary, 81 box of chocolates.
Amos Faul, shaving set.
f. Il. Welland, toilet set.
ID. E. Lewis, SIS toilet set.
Granville Knox, $3.50 pair of shoes
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Contracts Are Let

The Knox county commissioners at
their session on Monday awarded the
Following contracts:
M. II. May, plank for the Cotton
bridge in Liberty township, $42.94.
Frank Dial, hauling plank for the
Howard and Shlpley bridges. $3.50.
Charles Engle, laying floor on the
Howard and shipley BRIGGS, s34.27,
Trustees of Kenyon College. sl00
per acre, the dirt to make the fill at
ahe dixie at the Dial mill In College
aownship.
II. II. and Delilah Henegan, dirt to
make fills at the River and Race
.Aridges at Brink Haven. $3.50.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schiappa-
casse of this city went to Akron Wed.
nesday afternoon to be present at the
funeral of Mr.. Schiappacasse's nephew,
Andrew Schippacasse, who died at his
home in that city Monday.
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Mr.. Clarence Berger went to Column
bus Wednesday morning. He will re-
turn this evening with his mother,
Mrs. Thurlow Berger, who has been
making several days visit with rela-
tives in that city.
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Common Pleas Court

The case of Ackerman VS.. Alderman
was called in common pleas court
Monday morning, but the plaintiff of
fered motion asking permission to
amead petition and the same was
granted and the case was continued.
On Tuesday morning Judge Jewell
heard the divorce case Of Parker VS..
Parker.
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Architect In City

Architect Allen of Columbus met
with the county commissioners on
Monday, but he did not have the plans
ready for approval by the commits
ssioners for the new children's home
Building.
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countant, Akron, and Elizabeth Irene
Zeisloft, nurse, Mt. Vernon. Rev. Will
liam e. Hull.
o
Deeds Filed
Alice Curtis to Walter Elliott, 116
rods in Peasants 1.
James L. Perdue to James A. Conn,
lot in Coopers addition to the city,
81, ZOO.
Harold B. Heron to Edward NJ.
Parmenter, lot in Braddock's addition
to city, 81.
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Affidavit In Lunaey-

An afIidavit in lunacy was filed Mon
day in the probate court of Knox
county by Leon Mondron against his
wife, Lucy Mondrond aged 46 years,
The inquest was conducted by DR.,
james +. Lee and DR. T.. l.. singrey
IL was brought out that the woman
had attempted to Jump from third
story window in an effort TO end her
life. The unfortunate woman was
adjudged insane by Probate Judge
wilkins and was ordered committed
40 the state hospital. Columbus.
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Administrator Appointed

Harry j. Sanderson has been ap.
pointed administrator d.b.uw.w.a. of
John d Thompson. giving bond In the
sum of $2,SOO, with Priscilla -. Ban
ming and A. b. McCreary as sureties.
Harry j. sanderson has also been
rappointed administrator d.b,n.w.w,a. of
y. d. Banning, giving bond in the sum
0f $1,000, with the same sureties as
above.
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Marriage License
Robert Roy Jennings. factory ac-