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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-10
CONNECTICUT.

New Haven.-Frank B. Brandegee
republican, was reelected United
States senator over Gov. Simon e
Baldwin Judge Marcus H. Holcomb
republican, is elected governor.
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m.lsh WINS: Wolnast Hurt.

New York, Nov. 4.-Welsh, light.
weight champion of world. won over
AID Woigast in eight rounds. Referee
stopped the fight and awarded the de-
eision to Welsh. Wolgast broke hi;
hand
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TENNESSEE.

Nashville.-Incomplete returns indi
cate the election of Thomas C. Rye
democratic nominee for governor, over
Gov. Ben. w. Hopper, republican in
cumbent.
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New Head at Navy Yard.

Washington.-Capt f. w. EberIe
has been detached from the cruiser
Washington. now in Dominican wa
tiers, and ordered to duty as COM
mandant OF the Washington navy
yard.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-10
Kick DESTROYS sioht

Grand Rapids.-John Discher of
Rudolph was brought to Riverview
hospital in this city. suffering from
wound inflicted by a colt which he
was attempting to saddle
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-10

Beloit-Adolph Krzewies, 5 years
old, is in critical condition from
having drank cupful of I've his moth
er had prepared TO use in washing.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-10

ernor. Hammond's campaign mana
gers claim his election over William E.
Lee, republican, by between $4,000 and
10000.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-10
De Pere Pioneer Dies

Depere.-Patrick Golden, an old res
ident of this city, is dead. He was a
member of the Brown county board
from the Second ward OF this city.
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MINNESOTA.

st. Paul.-Minnesota normally re-
publican by $4,000, has apparently
elected Congressman Winfield Scott
Hammond of ST. James, democrat, gov
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Union Officials Held Up.

st. Louis.-Three armed highway
men held up four officials of the I'm
tied Shoe Workers of America in the
associations headquarters in this city
and made their escape with about
S4OO
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-11-12
CHAMBERS OF HORRORS.

Two Famous Tower of London Dun
aeons to Be Exhibited.
The dungeons Of the White tower
and the Bloody tower. two OF the most
interesting parts of the Tower OF Lon
don. will be thrown open to the public
for the first time within the next few
months, and the prisons torture cham
her will be seen for the first time IN
all Its eerie and mysterious gloom.
In the wall dividing the two dun
ReOns Is the narrow black cage. like
recess. in which Guy Fawkes was i'm
INJURED between periods of torture on
the rack. and all about the walls are
hanging the instruments Of torture
thumbscrews. temple bands. soaring
irons and a rack. Only q few yards
away from the well Of the Tower In
dungeon is a small. dOmelike recess
where the gallant and unfortunate
Walter Raleigh spent ten years OF MS
life. and, as If by the irony Of fate. al
most overlooking the spot is mode
of Queen Elizabeth. wearing the gor
Reous state robes In which he went Il
a. Paul's tO celebrate iumph o
her feet over the Spanish Ia.
Seven hundred Jews once s0ugh
refuge from a London mob in the dun
Reons and spent long days = Ad night
in darkness. hnddled together. unit
they crept out and sought safety else
where.
while a good part Of the Tower ma
been open to the public for a lon
time. still many OF the historical part
are always closed.-New York Tribune
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-11-12
TIMES FOR HOLDING
COMMON LE A S
COURTS, A. D. 1915.
STATE OF OHIO, SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

IL IL Ordert d that the terms of the Com
mon Pleas Courts of the several cnnotleS i"
said judicial district forthe year lSlo oe hAeu
as follows, to-wit:
Butler County-Ou the 4th day Of Janua
ry; on the Srd day of May, aud on the i'l'
Champaign County-On the 18th day OF
January; on the Srd day of May and on the
uHIie eConnIy-On the lth day of Januar!
on the 3rd day of May, and on the 4th day
of October.
ary: on the Srd day of May, anu on the 4'h
NERKE Gpqaayon C. natSaTS! the n% t.n ihs ar;l A
day OF May, anu on the 4th day OF October
Greene CouOty-On the eth day OF Janu
AIRY; ON tn 3rd day of NJ ~, and on the 4tl
day of October.
Miami COunty-On the Al h day ot Janua
ry; on the 18th day of April, and on the 4tl'
Montsomery County-On the 4th day o'
January; on the 5th day of AprlI, ana o.
the lth iay OF October.
Preble Counry~0n the 4th day Of Janna
~; on the 3rd day of May. and the ith day
warren County the All day of Jann
ary; on tho 5th day of April, ana on the Ilti
day of October. 'a=sa -...--
| Il is further ordered that the courts of the
First subdivision be held. by the Judges lie
| siding therein. a6T[ N
| That the courts OF tn ekSeSOud subdiy isiOt
/ be held by the Judges fesiaing therein.
That the courts OF the Third suOd ivis ion b'
| held by the Judges residing therein.
IT, in further ordered that the hon. A. {
Risinger be designated as SipervisiI jnttg'
and that said terms OF court begin at i
''' EVAN p. MIDDLETON.
| WALTER ID. JONES.
WILLARD j. WRIGHT,
EDWARD ]. WEST,
A.C. RlSINGER,
CHARLES Ii. KYLE,
| FRANCIS VI. HAGAN,
CARROLL SPRING,
EDWARD I. SNEDlK Err,
CLARENCE j. MURPHY,
WILLIAM W. TEEGARDEN
JudgesSecOnd judicial Distrlc
Dated al DAYTON Ohio, this 10th day of OC
tOber, A. ID. 1914.
The State of Ohio, Darke County SIS.
Il 1. Ed, Shafer, Clerk of Common Plea
| Court of said Dtrke county, and state @
| ohio. DO hereby certify the foregoing to be
. true and correct copy of the original orde
. | made hy the Judges of the Second C0mmo
Pleas judicial District of the Slate OF ONE
axing the IeIms Of the Common Pleas oar
In the several counties comprising said III
| trict for the year 1915, now on file In the o
| fice of the T. err of the Com mon Pleas Coul
for said d DlTke County, Ohio; aud entered
, record ON tue Journal of said Court.
Witness my ofIiciaI signature and the SCI
| of said court at GreenVille, Ohio. this 2SI
dav of OctOb r. A. ID. tSii. .CDp
Clerk of lommOn Pleas Court of Dark
County, Ohio.
J Oct. q. l9I4ws
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Notice Of Appointment.

NyoTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ uudersign ed has been duly appointed
and oualified as Executor of the Last Will
and Tesfament of Rebecca Miller, deceased,
late of Harrison township. Darke county,
Ohio.
Persons having claims against said estate
Iii nrasemtthem duly authenticated, for
allowance :and a II persons indebted to safu
estate will please make payment.
ESTEVAN LAW RENEE.
Oct. %, l9lA-Sw execute.
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Fortified like A CHINESE WALL,
GERMANS Fight Formidable FOE
VEDRINES WINS
IN AIR BATTLE
Noted Aviator Bests German Aft
erCourageous Fight--French
Birdmanand a General Cap
'tured by Kaiser'S Army

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LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on December
a. 1879, David A. House aud W. II. SlOnaker
were duly appoin inted and qualified as exec
utors of estate of George House, deceased
late of Naave Township, Darke county, u.
by ]. b, Koip, Probate Judge, and this no
tice is given 10 supply the omission OF no
tice OF such appointment.
Nov. 8. lelA.Sw
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caused by too much physical ex-
ercise. He was brought home
Sunday night by his father and
brother, Vernon Craig. where it
is hoped that proper treatment
and careful nursing will soon
bring him around all right again.
The vote on Common Pleas
judge in this county on the 3rd
inst. was as follows:
D. w. Bowman, d.. ............4432
w. w. Teegarden. R.. 1880
Bowman's majority ....... So
On Probate Judge it was as
follows:
Edward Boil, d.. .3843
Frank Schmermund, ,R........ 1741
o. R. Krickenberger. D.......1695
H. L. Yount, d. D...................1023
Thomas Eubank, R........".. I'll
J. r. Hay, d.. ..... ......... 292
The trial of the State of Ohio
versus James B. Kolp, ex-Pro-
bate Judge, on a charge of en-
bezzling county funds while in
Office, was called in criminal court
here Monday morning, with
Judge Jones of Troy on the bench.
A jury was secured about $3.50
Tuesday morning and the States
evidence was all subInitted by
afternoon, only a few witnesses
being examined. The defense
produced no testimony at all. aid
arguments were begun at the
convening of court Wednesday
morning.
The vote on the Prohibition
ticket in Darke county last week
was as follows:
w. Rollo Boehringer for Rep.
resentatiye. 500.
Shirl Hatfield for Clerk of
Courts, 490.
L. L. Barrick, for Sheriff, ACT.
w. D. Albright, for Auditor.
472.
P. D. Groendyke. for Commits
sioner, SOL.
Oscar Strait, for Commission
er, 511.
Andrew B. Miller, for Treas
urer. 511.
]. B. Littman. for Recorder.
484.
Harry G. Young, for Surveyor,
467.
E. E. Lowry. for Coroner, $40.
Garfield on the Progressive
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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-11-12

Harry McGee and wife Of Win
chester. Inds, visited friends here
Friday.
NJ. o. Beam, II years old, died
in his home in Ansonia Sunday
morning of a complication Of all
ments. He leaves his wife and
one child. Funeral services were
held Wednesday of this week.
Clinton Sanders, about 81 years
old, a barber at Rossburg, this
county, was declared insane Sat-
urday in Judge Bolts court and
taken to the asylum at Dayton.
He labors under the delusion that
trains are about to run over him.
It is said he has heen an inmate
of the asylum before. having been
committed from Mercer county.
The trial of Kirb Negley of
Union City, indicted on a charge
of robbing John Venable in his
home town in May. 1918, took
place in court here last Friday
before Judge Teegarden and a
jury. He was found guilty, but
the charge was changed to one
of assault and battery and he
was sentenced to thirty days in
Jail.
The vote in this city on the a.
mendments on the 3rd inst. was
as follows:
Home Rule-Yes, 706; no, 1863.
Taxation-Yes, 319: no. 847.
Woman's Suffrage-Yes, SIT;
no, 8O7.
Prohibition-Yes, TIT; no. 768.
The Home Rule amendment
was defeated by 1878 votes in the
county at the recent election, and
Statewide Prohibition carried by
568 votes.
Thermometers here registered
70 and Is degrees on Saturday.
and that night we were visited
bv a thunder and lightning
storm, with rain falling about all
night. Sunday forenoon the tenn
perAture dropped to 40 and lower
and snow fell for a couple OF
hours, completely covering the
ground. It had disappeared by
afternoon. however. Since then
the weather has been pleasant,
but cool.
Noble Smith of Ansonia was
brought here on Wednesday of
last week and turned ever to
Sheriff Burns, having been bound
over to court in $500 bonds for
cutting w. Sholly. proprietor Of
a pool room in AnsOnia on last
Saturday night in a mix-up be-
tween them. After being brought
here Smith gave bond and wa
released from custody. Sholl!
formerly resided here and for a
while was employed at Ollie Wal
ker's saloon.
| Ora Kendall. who was arreste
at st. Henry. O.. and brought t
Greenville Saturday afternOO
by Officer Bell. is charged wit
petit larceny. He is suspecte
with robbing the residence of tn
Swingles. who reside north of tn
citu and taxing two gold Watcl
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Sunday in Arcanum.
Robert Mains was home from
Dayton over Sunday.
Charles Roll of Arcanum was
in Greenville Thursday.
Mrs. Ezra Baker and son of
Arcanum were in Greeuville Fri
day.
Miss Ada Garrison of Ansonia
was visitor in Greenville Fri
day.
Mrs. w. A. Turner of Memph-
is, Tenn, is here visiting rela-
tives.
Ira Krieder and family of Pain
ter Creek visited in this city Sat-
urday. &,
County Clerk Ed Shafer has is
sued 400 hunters licenses so far
this year.
Miss Fern Wagner of Ansonia
visited relatives here a few days
the past week.
w. A. Miller and wife of
Clark's Lake, Mich, are visiting
relatives in Greenville.
D. w. Shively and wife visited
among old friends in Lebanon.
o.. Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Mrs. B. D. Lecklider of Ham,
ilton visited her sister. Mrs. L.
E. Wills, here several days the
past week.
Upon our roll of nonor touay
we can rIace the following man,
ed patrons
Bert Reck.
Misses Isis Williams, Sylvia
Murphy and Naomi McGreevey
spent Sunday with friends in
Covington, o.
The rabbit law comes in next
Monday and you can kill them up
to December a, if you have a
hunters license.
Sheriff elect Gasell of Arcanum
was in the city last Friday re-
ceiving the congratulations of
friends on his success.
Lewis Shields aud wife have
returned to their home in Cali
fornia, after an extended visit in
Greenville and vicinity.
A number of the teachers of
our public schools attended the
NCentral Ohio Teachers meeting
held at Columbus Friday.
Mrs. Caroline Harris. a pion'
eer lady who resided Eorth o1
Coletown. died of Laralysis OF
Wednesday morning of last week
Hon. Theodore ShOckney o.
Un'on City. well known here
was elected Judge of the Court
of Randolph county, Ind, las
week.
A. R. Carver Of TipLecano
City. O.. was a visitor in Green
vile Saturday. receiving the con
gratulatlOLs of friends on his e
lection as St,te Senator.
No cases cf the foot and mOut
disease. SO prevalent in sJm
parts of the country among cal
tie. sheep and hogs. has deve
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The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
BROOKE NOW IS IN
FAVOR OF NUMERALS
Pennsy's Coach Finally Comes
To Conclusion That Num-
boring is o. n

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. Head
Coach George X Brooke o. the loot
ball team has modified his views con
corning The numbering OF players N
gridiron battle
Il have given the subject good
deal Of thought said Brooke. 1t may
help the spectators some. but | still
contend that IL cauno' help the game
any ! am still willing TO try the sys.
tenn in some OF the early games ana
IL IL proves d success then | will use
il in the big games, provided the other
fellows do the same thing
we need uniformity on this ques-
ton, and the rules committee may
touch on it when it meets in New
York II il IS decided that every one
must use numbers. even If only in
the backfeld. no one win have any
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
No Hall Here Big Enough for Crowd That Would
Gather to See Wagner and Mazer Play Basketball

The best basketball attraction OF
the season could be framed up II II
we're possible for the Y. M. c. A. 20
bring the Pittsburgh team on which
Hans Wagner, the great Pirate vet
eran, plays, here for game. for old
Honus would be pitted against Jake
Mazer, the daddy Of basketball In De-
trolt
A game In which these two war.
horsee would battle each other would
afford an attraction that would pack
any building Detroit could secure
with both baseball and basketball
fans.
Wagner, although n professional
baseball player for IS years, still con-
tinues TO play basketball during the
winter In order TO keep In condition.
He 10 at present playing a guard po-
sltion for Pittsburgh club, and they
say that he still 10 a fine player.
Hans Will have TO 90 come, how
ever, " he outdoes our Jake.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
F0RMER- AIAGkMAN Is NOW
MAYOR OF EASTERN CITY

NEW YORK. Jan DIR. Albert
DAILY, once member OF Connie Mack 5
Athletics, as installed as mayor OF
Bayonne. Dr DAILY is graduate or
Eastern league He played with the
Newark team in 1902. In Philadelphia
he played second base for part OF one
season. He bought a half interest in
the Hartford club OF the Connecticut
league the next year. and acted as
manager. After quitting the diamond
Or Daily took up politics.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
AGGIES LOSE THEIR
DATE WITH WISCONSIN

Owing TO the fact that the Wiscon-
sin football teams dates, as an
nounced today have been confined to
conference teams and those with
minor colleges. Michigan AggIes lose
their game with the Badgers. The
Aggies have contest with Michigan
scheduled for Oct. "a. and prospects
for games with Washington and JEFF
ferson, Nebraska, South Dakota,
Alma, Olivet, Mt. Union and Buchtel.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
SAYS SlSLER WILL
JOIN BUCCANEERS
Michigan Star Will Go Back to
the Pirates on Completing
University Course

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. ban Rap
port, Pittsburgh boy, who Is stu
dent at the University OF Michigan,
and who is home for the holidays, says
he learned at Ann Arbor that George
Sisler is planning TO report to the
Pirates after he finishes bis course in
engineering in June, 1915.
Sisler is the big righthand pitcher
whom Pittsburgh purchased from Co
lumbus, but who refused to report be
cause he wanted to finish his educa-
tion and pitch for Michigan while go
ing to school Rapport asserts that
Sisler Is as big as Lefty" Leitield. and
Is credited with being one OF the best
twirlers In the college ranks. At pres
ent Sisler IL on the ineligible list or
the Buccaneers.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
y. OF ID. BOOKS LIGHT
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Owing to the fact that both basket
ball coach and team OF the University
of Detroit this season is new. Director
of Athletics Clifford has booked a
very light sched dale, which follows.
Jan. 9-Polish seminary, at Detroit.
Jan. 14-Ypsi. Normal. at Ypsilanti.
Jan. 30.-Findley college, at Findlay,
Ohio.
Feb. 6-ypsi Normal, at Detroit.
Feb. 13.-Findiay college, at Detroit.
Feb. 20--Olivet college. at Detroit.
Feb. 27-Polish seminary, at Or
chard Lake.
Mar. battle Creek School OF Phys
zeal Training, at Battle Creek.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
SMITH OR LEACH FOR
PITTSBURGH FEDERALS

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Jan. Tex
cept TO say that the managership of
the Pittsburgh Federal league club
had not been settled. officials declin-
ed today To discuss the report that
President Gilmore had offered the
place TO Tommy Leach. 1t was be-
lieved here that Frank Smith would
land the position.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
START SECOND HALF
OF WINDSOR SEASON
Art kaufman and Lew GlOwney
Furnish the Headliner
Across the River

The Windsor Athletic club opens the
second half or its season tonight with
a series OF bouts In which boys Of De-
troit, Windsor and vicinity Will par
ticipate.
Art Kaufman and Lew Glowney are
hooking up in the bout that promises
the greatest interest Both are among
the best OF the local talent. Johnny
Prendergast, always willing TO take on
n bout no matter when or where, has
been substituted for Harry Palmer
against Harry White Palmer IS a
cleverer boxer than Prendergast, and
the substitution will weaken the card.
Curley Mellen meets Young Parent.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
SAY THAT KING COLE
WILL SIGN FED PAPER

CHICAGO, Jan. THAT King Cole.
who was slated for the New York
Highlanders this year, has signed a
Chicago Federal club contract or will
sirn within few days, Is taken for
granted In local sporting circles. Cole
has been a constant visitor at Fed.
eral league headquarters for more
than a week.
Ben Harris. pitcher 9f the Denver
Western league club. is expected 10
sign a Chicago Federal contract this
week.