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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
Is,

Ils Der Morgsn erauts, befanb li9
pis Stabt in ben Sdnpen Der ~s5raRsDs
len, bic in bi9tsn Golonnen alf Der bon
Giioen tpmmenosn Strabe heran3ogen
unb nidt mur bic Stapt, lonbern aut9
Die anbobsn unD umliegsnben @eb5fte
beiebten.
Mit grItaunen lab Sednns auf bic
bunt 3uiammengeipiirfslte Sruppe in
ben gum She'll ie6r pbantaItiI9en llnis
formen. Rur Die Rationalgurpen trus
gen bic alte ountelblale Uniform. Die
iibrtgen Sruppen batten Ii1 ielblt lore
8eSsi6nuns iopobl pte lire uniformia
runs sepablt. 9a CAB es ngspptiide
Sdger", nit paaenbsn S~eSrbiRn.
cine .Spanifds 2egiou"; aus ipanis
f6en pplttii6en 5liibtItngen beiteben0,
elm yStalisnii9es Sreicorps", cine
o8iirsergarbe bon Warieile", bic ,gla
fdiIsr bon paris" unb bic ,Enfants
perdus de Paris, cine G9aar Don
breibunbert iungsn abenteuerElItisen
9ariiern, ipelde ausi9IteBli9 aur Be-
pedung Der 4rtilsrie bsitimmt tparen,
Sin sSubel, Elm SumuIt, elm 2Ssdl
berrldts in ben 8tnats bieIer Srups
pen, als babe man einen sroBen, eHts
f9eipenben Sies errln9en, uno bod
bate man muir einise 2anbps6rcom1
pagnieen unb cine 56pabron 2aRbs
ipebrbuIaren nit Stlfe Der @inpobner
g6atillons aus Der Stabt b~ertrieben,
obne fe entideioenb ou i6ldgsn ober
3u bernihten, BERN auf ben Mnb1ben
nDrbli9 Der StaDt bdtten ii1 bic Oeut.
fden feitseiebt, obne bab bic SrdnSoIen
es tpdgten, lie auf's Neue anaugreifeR.
Sd fiirdte, iagte 5err be pdrmens
tier gu Seanne unb ietner Satin, baB
uns nod mebr 4Gmpfe ~beppriteben.
Die PreuBen miifsn ii9 GbatiIons
pieoer bemd9tisen, tpenR lie nidt In
i6rer Riid5usslinie bsbrobt tperoen
foIen. sic tperben @eritdrtunsen abs
fpartsn unp oann fslbit gum gtnsriff
~iiberseber.
Wittlertpetle iperoen it9 aber aud
bic llnfrisen peritdrtt baden, psrTebte
Mabdme be Pdrmentier, urb Der 8prs
fob Der preuBen niro snriidseipisjxN
tperoen. SD bsnfs mir, oab bNA
Sruppen nur bic @orldlifer Der 8ours
batpfhen 4rmee Iinb.
(5ortieBung fOlgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

Dor psnigen Minuten nod in ~tiefffep
&ube ~baliegen6e Stabt!
Cine fraa3Diifts 9attsris bate i6r
seusr erbffnet unb befhoB bic Stabt
NIT graRaten. @auptidalia BITE
Shore unb ben 8a6nbof, mo bic 9r9sE
Mn3abl Der Sruppsn lag. fparen bic
s3iels Der franS0Iilten 8ranaten. Nber
aud in Die Staoi fhlusen iie elm unb
fdmeiterten nisber auf bic Ddder Der
SauIer. baB bic aus benz Shlaf 10
56rsdli1 erpadtsn 8efpohner nit laus
tenn Sammersei9rei entfloben.
Seanre perbiiute bebeno ibr @eii1t
in Die !Sdnbe. Sic permohte es ui9t
gu fallen, baB franS0fiide @ei4iibe
cine franS0fIds Stabt befdOien, bic
nibt einmal burh Waa unb 8aItionen
gefdiibt. fonbern offsn ben @eiaoKen
preisssgeben mar.
Ssannss gltern trdten in bas 3tms
mer. S1redensbleid ianf Mabams
be parmentier in eiRsn SeHel, Seanne
fniete neben Der Mutter nieber, bds
Mntlib in ibren Sdoob bsrgenb. 9err
be parmentter beoba1tete pom 6enitet
aus nit finfterem Bid bas iih INNER
bigger seitaltenDe 9efsdt.
Die YreuBen ihienen %politanbis
iiberrafdt at iein. Die Sranaoien
bransen in bic Shore elm unb Elm nil
tbenbsr StruBentampf entfpanR fb,
bnrd ben bic 9sutf9en langiam 5nS
Stabt binaussebrdnst tpuroen. Oas
Shisben, bas S6reien, bas @stDIe bes
StraBentampfes baltic furhtbar purG
bic buntle Hadt. llnb bic 8atterie
priibsn am 8ersesbang iteIte ibr 5eaer
INNER nod ni1t Elm. &raGeno unb
Siidenb praffelte granate auf @ranate
auf bic unsliidlide Staot nieber.
plDBtid ftieb 9err be p%armentier
Elm beftises Wort berbor.
Die Wabniinnissn! rief er. Sic
perbsn bic ganSs Stapt eindiaern!
Seanne fubr erihredt empor. Mtt
~itarren aussn blidts ie auf Die rot6lis
den Mdii9polten, Die bier unp ba
Spiiden ben puRtlen !5duiermahen
aufitiegen. Die @fpden Der Girden
begannen Sturm gu lduten. SIR
angItboIes @epimmer miI6te ii9 nit
benz 8stOie Der Shln1t, Die iid mebr
rno mebr nad benz ienieitigen Ibeils
Der Stabt entfernts. Ooh ar Den
2Grm, bds @etnattsr bes aleingepebrs
feuers, bus Mimmern Der 9loden, oa5
Rufsn unb Ghrsisn iibsrt0nte bas 9ts
brill Der &anpnen, beren 8ranaten ii@
jsBt bic ienisttigen aussdnse BEG Dries
gum 3ielpuntt sttpdblt batten.
9elsr unb heller Daro es innerbdl6
Der Staot. Die Raudtpolten ersldn3s
ten iest ipie @benopoltsn, bon ben
Strablen Der un~tergebenben Come gee
~troffsn. Mit eiuem Mals i6oHen aa
brei ODER pier erI9ieoenen 5tslen
leu9tenpe 5euersarben empor urlS pers
breiteten iiber bic gdnSe Staot eilen
bfutigrotRn S6ein.
Seanne itdrrte nit grpBen, brenners
ben Qugsn auf bas furdt6are Sdals
iptel, oas bic 8ilber ibrer p6antals
10 i4redli9 Deripirtlihte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

@prt 1T lein YlaB, iprda raup Del
olte Wdnn.
SD bite bid I'm @~erSeibung, On.
lei -. meme Worts BON porhin napn
uniibsrlsgt. -.
OergapitGn nabm i6r Sdupt in feline
Sdnbs. iah ibr lanse in bic bitteno aui
Jpn esridtstsn 9lussn uno tiiBte is
oann auf bic Stiru.
SD eante Dir, msin 8inb. iagte sr
tisf betpsst. Sd babe gang BEN sros
Bes. eolss !Str5 e%rtannt. Wer cine
Sbdi pie Die msines Sobnes p~erseiben
fam - Der bsIiBt Elm tapferes. fairies,
eoles Sra.
Mel6e Shat, Sntel9
Oh bait es mir psrI6pitger, mas
mein Gobn gstbaH. a6er bu peibt
es. bu pnBteIt es idon Idnsit uno
bod idipiegsit bu - Das lperoe i6 Dir
nitt psrgehen!
Seanns I1miests iif in feline 4rme.
gr tbas es in elmer I%ufpaaung lpabns
%iinniger Giferiuft -.
Giferiu1t, Ssdnns2 gluf peng
Srase mid ni6t, Ontel..
Giferiuft al. Ssaune. pu
liebtsit ben 0eutidene
Gs lit poriiber, Sntel - idilt mid
ni1t - es lit porii6er =.
SD Ideite bid ni9t, mein armies
ainb. Sd 6etlase bid. Wir MGns
ner brinsen nur uniern Stol5 benz
@atsrlunbe gum Spfsr, ou, meine
arme Seanne, ol mubt bds bDd)fte
Slid, on muBt bsines Ser3ens 4isbe
benz s,rI6mettsrten @atsrlanbe gum
Spfer bringeu.
SD peib Is, mein Snfel. =.
Sei tart, msin 8ino TART, pie
mir ale Iein pplsn in bieien Sugen
beg llngliids, Der ~tiefitsn ROt6.
Sie legte oas 5aupt an iein Ser5,
Gr teugte Ii9 niepsr gu ibr, ibren
Sfeitet nit ieinsn bebenosn Clipper
b~eriihrenp. 50 iaBen iis r~egungslos
bd, in filler, ~sntiagsnoer Strait bersit,
Dem ungliidliGen 8dtsrlauoe ibr bod
ties Slid gum Spfer 81 brinsen.
Der 4btno Ianf nieoer. Srommels
erTddllte brauBen auf Dem
uelle peutidt Sruppen 3pssn in
bic erp6srts Staot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
aniernhpfblHth. a.,

&afernbofbiatbe. aprs
porai: gS@dmen Sis lid ai9t, Gin
iGbriser Suber, 70 miierabls @rtfTe al
MAIDEN uno oaourh Sbrer Samiiie
iplfe Sdanoe 5u bereiteRai Sbrem
GERM Batter maB ia i'm @rdbs bon
benz OieIeH umoreben gang i6pinblts
mercer"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
IA.

Ia.
airS Dor Nsi6nd9ten fam gang
u~neripartet MonIisur Be Yarmentier
mad Bfal5burg. Seannes 5reube, ibs
rem Batter, Den lie innig liebte, lptspers
SuIebsn, fannie feline 8reu3en. @lld
Maoumt be Yurmentisr 5eigte grpbe
@snugt6uung iibtr bic Qnfunft hires
8dtten.
0sir leBtsr Brief, meme Seanue,
fagts Ssrr be pdrmentier, feline Sod.
ter 3Grtlif an ii6 siebenb, fat mid
sur ruiasn Reife beposen. Du tlugs
teit, baB bu ods @eibndbtsfeit uno
ben Subresipsdiel nift ME ionIt in
beinem slterlifen 9auIe feisrn tDnrz
teit, DAB unIere camille burd ben uns
gIiidisligen &rieg serrifsn lei = lsia
Der. isss er aufieuf3eno hinSu, 1T pes
Mig Soffnung oorbanoen, Dab iih Der
areis u%nisrer Jamilie jemals nitoer
gang 5uIlmmsnfinoet.
9dft pn Ii6ert aunoe ii6er Marimes
SAidIal2
Nsin, mein ainD. Sd babe mid
an Die Nrmeslsituus gslpanot id babe
niht sinmdi cine 4nttport aGf meme
Grage naf Marimes S1idial sr6atz
ten, @ir miiFsn bic 9oTTnung uuis
8e6eH ibn jemals pi%eper8uisdat -.
Wteiu artner Batter.
Gr mar mein ein3iger So6n = ale
meine SpffnuBg rubte auf ihm bod
laBt ms nift tlagsn, er lit ben Ssls
oentoO fir Isinsn &aiier seitorbeu.
Wie pjele Batter Itsben pie i4 am
@ra6e ibrer 6oifnungen!--N6er neil
er, mtin Spln, mir gsrau6t purDs,
Iolft ou, metae Ssaniie, mir jeBt ules
Ietn. Ssit einem bdlben Sabre babe
i9 Did nid)t geIeben, ou bait 5urfts
bares erlebt, mid erfaBte cine bsftigs
Sebniutt mad Dir, i6 pddte meme
Gdhen, uno pd bin i'd!
WH oonte i9 biz, mein Batter!
&onnteIt BIZ bic Hetie oura bic bon
ben prsuBeu bsIebtsn 9anbestbsils uns
seitOrt mdden9 frdgte Maoame B,
Barmentier.
@siuiB, ,Ssnristts, entgesnee ibr
@atte. Der preubiI6e Gtappsntom.
manbant in @batiIon itelte mir einen
paB aug -.
Gbatinpn lit bon ben preubsn be-
iebt?
Set sinigen Wo1en, unD es bat ben
anidsin Dab lie OieStabt ~porerIt nitt
perlaIen tperben.
9tber General 9purbati. @eneral
Gremer unO @aribalDi2 fruste Der
Gapitdn %erItaunt.
8ourbofi I6eint nod an Der Goir.
gu itsbsn. Grsmsr uno 9aribalbi ba=
ben pon Dijon fer einise 8orlt0bs pers
Iu1t, iinb a6sr suriidsepielen poroen.
Die 9rsubsn iinb BON elmer !6arts
nddistsit in benz 5eitbalten bon lols
den Ssrtltdteiten, bic lie einmdl Be-
ieBt babsn, bic 3i 6stpunoern 1T. Sd
fam MIDI Der Qnfi9t nidt perihlies
Ben, naB Die iran30fii9s Regierung
better getban bate, na9 Seban Ssries
ben 8l l6lieBen, als ZEN &f init
unssnaserOsn ardften uno u%nssiibten
5olpaisn Tort5ufeBen.
Sd tbstle Sbreaniidt, mon cousin,
e~ntge9nste Morisur 9pffsr, Getf
iener Iurdi6areD 8ataItropbe BADEN
mir in Jrdnttei9 tsine Solootn
me6r. Sel6it Der 9rpBe Eappleon
psrnodts tad Der Rieberlage Bel 2eips
zig IsiAtR 6emotH niht gu fpioerIeben
uno ben Sisg dufs Reue ait feline
6dbnen Sl feIIeln. llnb bisItm Serra
8am6stta iolte es selin9en2
@am6etta lit cine ensrdtIde. aroR
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
STROKE OF PARALYSIS
Sustained By Mrs. |. ROSenthalI OF
vt. Vernon Al Atlantic City

Mrs. Isaac Roeenthall of East
High street, this city, is in a serious
condition at a hotel in Atlantic City,
N. J, as the result OF a paralytic
stroke sustained Sunday. She had
been at q sanitarium in that city for
treatment.
On Sunday Mrs. Rosenthall was rid.
ing in a roll chair on the board walk
and was feeling as well as usual. Sud.
denly, she was seized with a paralytic
stroke and was returned Immediately
to the hotel where she had secured
rooms after leaving the sanitarium
Physicians stated Tuesday that her
condition was somewhat improved
She is under the care OF physician
a nurse, and her daughter, Miss Stella
Rosenthall. Her son, Marcus, of Mt
Vernon left for Atlantic City immedi.
ately after the news of his mothers
condition was received.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10

***The Sunday schools of Knox
county that have not paid their ap-
portionment for county and state work
are earnestly requested to do so at
once, so that we can go to the state
convention with a clean record. Send
to Mr.. A. B. Jones, 500 N. Gay street,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
***The Knox County Pomona
Grange will meet with Oak Hill
Grange at the brick school house on
the Gambler road, Saturday, April
18th, at 10 o'clock a. m. All business
matter will be transacted in the morn
ing session. The afternoon session
will be open to the public. A fine
program is being prepared. Those
attending will provide their own
lunches. Oak Hill Grange has been
recently organized. Let every Granger
give encouragement to this new
Grange by being present.
***Monroe Grange will meet Friday
night at the Valley Grove school
house.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10

DANVILLE
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Mrs. M. T. Gaines was called to the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Larwell
Shrimplin, Nellie, Ohio.
l.. r. Hall and L. A. Parrish made
business trip to Loundonville Thurs
day.
Miss Vesta Rice after a weeks visit
with her parents returned to o. w. U.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Robinson of
Westerville, and sons Clinton and
Lawrence were Saturday and Sunday
guests of s. l.. MAJOR.
Miss Dora Shultz has accepted a
position as clerk at e. B. Rice's store.
Mrs. Robert Lybarger and Mrs. J. G..
Trich of Columbus were guests of
their father, G. " Burris over Sunday.
Mrs. Il. M. Wander and Mrs. Clifford
Hall were at Mt Vernon Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. Burtnett spent the past
week with Mrs. Martin Burnett of
Gambler, who is slowly improving
from an attack of pneumonia.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
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: DEMOCRACY !
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l. \ + i i. i 4 = + + i. 4 +
Miss Goldia Kunkle has returned TO
her school after weeks vacation.
Miss Rutledge of Coshocton Is visit,
ing with Mrs. Howard Sinner.
DR.. +. l.. Singrey of Mt. Vernon
was called to the home of Mr.. Lee
Barker last Friday
Mr.. Jacob Doup and family of Akron
are spending the week with Mrs
Doup's mother Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. A. G.. Mavis has moved in the
Ruben Loney property.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eley we're visit
ors in Amity over Sunday.
Sunday, April 18th, the NJ. E. Sun
day school will organize Mems Bible
class. All men are cordially invited
Miss Cora Loney has gone to Fred
ericktown to work in the Withrow
Millinery store.
Walter Hannen has sold his property
to Bert Cain.
ira Pealer will move his family to
Akron Wednesday.
VIM. Edgar sold his property to
Walter Harrison and Byron Doup.
Mr.. Carl Wright who has been on
the sick list is better at this writing
Church Going Day" will be OBJ
served at the NJ. e. church, Sunday
May 3rd, at 10 o'clock. Everyone In
vited.
Mr.. Arthur Burson has bought Byron
Doup's property at the edge of town.
The Community club will hold its
last meeting, Friday evening, April
10th.
We are glad to know that DIR. w. 2.
Junkeman will locate in this village.
Mrs. Lizzie Harts spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Stats.
Miss Margrete Dowds has returned
to school after a weeks vacation.
Preaching at the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon, April 18th at
o'clock by Rev. Chaplin.
Chas. Kirkpatrick is sick at this
writing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
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+ EAGLE GROVE +~.
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! rs' = Il Il = !. !. = i II ss ID;
Miss Chelcia Phillips was home
from Mt. Vernon over Sunday.
w. B. Shipley was in Mt. Vernon,
Saturday on business.
Mrs. sylvia Butte of Mt Vernon
visited with her uncle, VIM. Fry ana
family last week.
Mr.. Joseph Stofer and daughter
Miss Edith visited with Charles Beal
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Kemp of Mt Vernon haa
moved in with Mr. and Mrs. DanieH
Hines.
Miss Opal Shipley and brother, Paul.
spent Saturday with their grandpar>
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shipley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Rice of Dam
vile were in this vicinity Monday.
Miss Cora Grant of Cleveland ia
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Susan
Grant.
William Lands moved his family
to a farm near Mansfield last weelR
and Darwin Phillips and bride of Dela>
| ware, O., are moving to the farm va.
Gated by Landis.
Bert Stimats and family moved tot
the Parmenter farm near Mt Vernon
this week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
SENTENCED
To The Pen Was Frank Gent
By Judge Jewell
Found Guilty Of Rape At
February Term
Motion For A New Trial Was
OVerruIed
Defendant Received Sentence
Wednesday Morning

Frank Gent was sentenced 70 the
Ohio penitentiary Wednesday morn
ing by Judge jewell. Gent was found
guilty Of rape at the February term
Of common pleas court.
When court convened Wednesday
morning a motion for a new trial was
argued in the case. Arguments were
presented to the court by zent's at
torneys and by the prosecuting at
torney in behalf of the state. Judge
Jewell overruled the motion for new
trial. Petitions were then presented
to the court asking that sentence be
suspended.
In passing sentence, Judge Jewell
stated that the jury could do nothing
other than return a verdict of guilty
according to the evidence The court
also stated that his conscious would
not permit him to suspend the SEN
tence and accordingly sentenced the
defendant to the Ohio penitentiary.
Zent had nothing to say why sentence
should not be passed.
Zent will be taken to Columbus in a
day or SO, just as soon as the neces-
sary papers are made out
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
". c. I. U. Meeting
Held Tuesday At The Home OF Mrs
]. D. Ewing
FEaaM
(sy Press Reporter)

Wy TiCSS nCPOIlGiJ
Mt. Vernon w. G. T. U. held its reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs ]. D
Ewing, Tuesday afternoon,
Devotional, Mrs. Miller Business
May End, Suffrage Day. Two public
meetings arranged for with state
speakers. Several reported i'll. All
literature to be sent away call Mrs
OberhoItzer. Program was in the
hands of Mrs. Weir and was as fol
lows:
Song Society.
Parliamentary drill by the following
ladies' Mesdames Youngblood, Kelser
Stephens. Hadley, Jacobs, Vernon
Ewing and Murphy.
Piano Solo-Miss Ewing
Symposium, Are We Gaining ?-Mes
DANES Stephens, Miller, Roby, Schneb
ley, Weir, Fobes, Oberholtzer and
Tiebe.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. III. H. Miller.
Reading-Mrs. May Schnebly.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Mary Ewing.
Song-Vote Boys Vote.
Adjourned into the social hour.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
PRIEST
Returns After VOIenteef Exile
For 22 Years

Edmonton, Alta, April 3-Bronzed
and bearded was Rev. Father Gouy,
superior of st. Isadore mission at Fort
Smith, on arriving in Edmonton to-
day, after a voluntary exile of twenty.
two years among the Indians living
north of the Goth parallel of latitude.
He is on the way to Nantes, France,
where he will visit his aged parents,
journeying thence to Rome for an aud
fence with Pope Plus X, and returning
to the Mackenzie river district early
the coming September.
Father Gouy Travelled from Fort
Smith, the home of wild buffalo and
reindeer, to Fort McMurray, dis
tance of 314 miles, by dog team, the
trip occupying two weeks, and from
the last named point to Athabasca,
266 miles, by sleigh, drawn by horses.
He was accompanied by Joseph Odette
and .. L. Burdick, traders at the fort.
He said;
ut seems good to be in civilization
once more after such long stay in
the vast interland of Alberta. The
most interesting thing to rue is the
wonderful transformation of crude
frontier village, such as Edmonton
was when came through here in
1892, to substantially built city of
10000 ambitious and progressive
people.
'We have a good country around
Fort Smith. We have raised No. 1
hard wheat and all kinds of vegeta-
bles. Horses and cattle can be win
tered along with the reindeer and
buffalo. The nearest settlement to us
is Smith Landing, sixteen miles south,
while on the north we have Fort
Simpson, 500 miles distant, and Fort
Mcpherson, 1900 miles distant. Truly
it is a country of magnificent dis
tances and possibilities.
Already am eager to return to
the life in the open; but before dc
that 1 must visit my aged parents in
France"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
COMMUNICATION
Observance Of Good Friday

Observance Of Good Friday
Mt. Vernon, o., April s.
Editor Banner:
The following resolutions were
adopted by unanimous vote of the
clergy Of one Of ohio's towns Of nearly
the same population as Mt. Vernon,
hence the suggestion has been made
that you be requested to publish them
and perhaps our town might see fit
to follow the good example.
A CHRISTIAN.
WHEREAS, the veterans of the
Grand Army observe few minutes
silence at noon Memorial Day in COM
memoration of the death of their Com
rades; a railway system is silent dur
ing the funeral hour of it's president
who died in Office; and business is
suspended throughout the country
when a President of the United
States passes away; and
WHEREAS, many Christian people
are unable to share in the age-long
custom of setting apart Good Friday as
a day of public and private devotion
in commemoration Of the sacrifice and
death of the worlds Redeemer; and
WHEREAS, generally in the Chris
tian nations outside the bounds of
these United States. all business is
abandoned as far as possible between
Thursday evening and Easter Mon
day, in recognition of the worlds
tragedy for mans salvation, but in
our hurried civilization there is no
commemoration of the Lords death
which at all corresponds with that OF
His birth and resurrection;
And be it further RESOLVED:
That we call upon all people in this
community who believe in Christ, who
honor His memory and trust in His
atoning death to unite at noon on
Good Friday in az least few minutes
of special personal contemplation of
Christ crucifed.
And be it further RESOLVED;
That where possible all unnecessary
labor be suspended between the hours
of IL and 9 on that day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
A place FOR YOUR SAVINGS

The Knox Savings & Loan Assooia-
ton offers the advantages of an alb
solutely safe investment together with
a reasonable rate of interest and con-
yenience of Withdrawals.
Deposits made before April 10th
bear interest from April 1st. Put
your money in now and get the best
terms possible
@. F. Colville, Sec'y.
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Mrs. Eva oriIIa johnson

Mrs. Eva OrilIa Johnson, colored,
died at her home, 121 Brown street.
Wednesday morning at S;45 o'clock
after an illness of only few days
duration. She was born January l7th,
1878, and is survived by her husband
Phillip Johnson, one son and three
daughters. The funeral at the house
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, Rev
Day officiating, Interment in Mound
View cemetery.
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Strengthens Weak and Tired Women
81 was under a great strain nursing
a relative through three months sick
ness" writes Mrs. J. C. Van De Sande,
of Kirkland, Ill, and Electric Bitters
kept me from breaking down. I will
never be without it." Do you feel tired
and worn out? No appetite and food
won't digest? It isn't the spring
weather. You need Electric Bitters
Start months treatment today; moth
ing better for stomach, liver and kid
neys. The great spring tonic. Relief
or money back. SOC and s1O0 at you
druggist.
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Check Your Aprll COUGH

Thawing frost and April rains chill
you to the very marrow, you catch
cold-head and lungs stuffed-you
are feverish-cough continually and
feel miserable need Dr. Kings
New Discovery. 1t soothes intiamed
end irritated throat and lungs, stops
cough, your head clears up, fever
leaves, and you feel fine. Mr.. j. T
Davis, of Stickney Corner, Me-, "Was
cured of a dreadful cough after doc
tors treatment and all other remedies
failed" Relief or money back. Pleas
ant Children like it. Get bottle
today. SOC and $1.OO, at your drug
gist.
Bucklen's Arnica salve eo- ali sores
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Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser

Flush out the accumulated waste
and poisons of the winter monthsS
cleans you stomach, liver and kidneys
OF all impurities. Take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills; nothing better for
purifying the blood. Mild, non-grip-
ing laxative. Cures constipationS
makes you feel fine. Take no others
25c at your druggist.
Bucklens Arnica SaIve for all hurts4
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dutch
Get Cash To Build Monument
In New York

New York, April S-The Holland So
ciety received q report last night at
its annual meeting that it's committee
in charge of the plan to erect a monu-
ment to commemorate the Dutch set
tlement of New York had raised the
money and would erect statue OF
William the Silent on Riverside drive,
The effort to erect statue in New
York in honor of William the Silent,
known in the history of Holland as
the man who successfully combated
the Spanish invasion in the sixteenth
century, extended over a period OF
five years.
The statue with its pedestal will be
forty feet high and will be an exact
reproduction of the statue OF William
the Silent that was placed some years
ago in the center of the main square
of The Hague, facing the halls of jus
tice.
Charles Van Wyck, Holland
sculptor. will make the statue from
the original plaster cast of the statue
now in existence.
The statue is expected here mex
fall.