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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24
THE REAL FISH KILLERS

A. B, Kohler, president of the
Northwestern Ohio Fish and Game
Association, and Attorney L. c..
Brodbeck, both of st. Marys, passed
through Wapakoneta, on Wednesday
morning enroute to Columbus to
meet State Game Warden Speaks and
to confer with him on the subject of
Fastening the construction Of the
fish screen in the feeder, near the
bulkhead of the Grand Reservoir.
An appropriation for the building of
the screen was secured several
months ago, but as yet there has
been no further effort on the part of
the state TO complete the screen.
This is only one of the reasons why
these men are going to Columbus
Another is that they are greatly dis
satisfied that the great state Of Ohio,
owning the Grand Reservoir, the sec
ond largest artifcially constructed
body of water in the world and one
of the finest fishing parks and sum
mer resorts in the state, should allow
oil wells to be drilled and operated |
on the reservoir for the sake of a few |
dollars. il has he appearance of fla
voring a few to the injury of the
for the salt water that flows |
from these wells is killing the fish. |
Everybody in Auglaize county should |.
take an active interest in the welfare /
Of the Grand Reservoir and ali should |
make an effort to have the state take |.
the proper steps to make this great L
body of water an ideal summer re- 4
SOFT and a haunt for tae fishermen
Of the state --Aug'ai2e Courty Dom
lnTat.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24
OUR DUTY

Those who talk war present Il
as a duty, but to whom? We
owe mo- such duty n the belllger-
ents ON either side They are
lighting over questions which do
not effect our welfare or destiny.
They entered into the war with
out consulting us; they are con-
'iucting Il without any regard
for our wishes or our rights. An
American must have more inter
est in one of the beIligerents
than he has in the United States
il he desires 10 see us dragged
into the contest as the ally or
the opponent of either side.
Duty to our own people re-
quires that we keep out. The
duelist put IA sham "sense of
honor" above his duty to his
wife, his children and his conn
try. According TO his code in
case of insult, real or supposed.
someone had to be killed, re-
gardless of the injustice done TO
those dependent upon him and
regardless also of the needs of
society. But the day of the duel
lists code is past. Duty requires
us ot consider the welfare of
ALL the peOple-not merely the
whims or interests of a few; du-
~ requires us to consider the
welfare of the neutraIs who look
us 70 consider the welfare of
also requires us to consider the
future interests of the belliger-
ents. We are the friends of all
and must remain in a position to
and to advise.
w. j. BRYAN.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

Conservatism II not shellbackism
is carried too far when Mr.. Taft tells
the American Bankers Association
that all of the radical reforms at
tempted of late have been failures
Mr.. Taft and his friends will never
know how successful have been the
measures to take the graft out of the
tariff, the panic out of our national
banking system, the heartlessness
our labor laws, the tyranny out of
out of labor laws, the tyranny out of
and the brutality out of code that
condemned mothers to consign their
dependent children to institutions
or to the streets, until they try to
repeal or modify some of them.
These reforms are not failures.
T h ey are triumpbs.-Columbus
Times.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

1t must have been a decided shock
to these gentlemen who are so very
sure what the President would do
with respect to Germany that they
had declared that the time for fur
ther parley had passed and the time
for blows had come to read the very
next day that the Berlin government
stood ready to disayow the acts Of
the commander who torpedoed the
Arabic and to make whatever repair
alton the government of the United
States thought proper under the cir
cumstances.- s.-Bryan's COmmOner.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24
DRY SPEECH ON A WET DAY

A few days ago Wayne B. Wheeler
of the anti saloon league talked for
one hour in the rain. His subject
was why Ohio should go dry. The
question has been asked whether
real dry speech can be made in the
rain. Since Governor Willis talked
to a crowd OF Methodist ministers
and refused to come out into the op-
en- for statewide prohibition, the
real dry advocates are wondering
what kind of a man Willis is. The
drys are finding out that they drew
a blank number as far as Mr.. Willis
giving help to the temperance cause.
Ottawa Sentinel.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

Republicans are going to insist on
hard times, financial distress and
lack Of employment as underlying
factors in the campaign next year.
On the day when the state organiza-
tion was listening to the speeches at
the gathering in Columbus of acute
distress in the business world, more
than 1000 autos, owned by farmers,
were parked at the state fair ground
and nearly as many others were
down town. The Fair Board talks of
buying forty acres more ground to
care for the farmers autos next year.
There are politicians who say that
1000 autos at the Fair in one day
won't fit very well with a bread and
butter campaign.-Lebanon Patriot
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24
STATEMENT

OF the ownership, management, &o, required
by the act OF August "A, 1912 Of THE CELlNA
DEMOCRAT, published weekly al Celina Ohio,
for October 1918
Editors-Carlin Carlin, Celna, Ohio,
Business Manager-James X. Carlin, Celina, o.
Managing Editor-Chas, c, Carlin, Celina, Ohio
Publishers s-Carlin & Carlin flames X, and
Charles c.
Owners-Charles c. Carlin Celina, o.; james
K CaTlin, Celina. o,
(Signedl JAMES K. CARLIN,
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2Oth day
Of September, 1915 o. RAUDABAUGH.
lSeall Notary Public, Mercer County Ohio.
my commission expires Dec, IL, lSll)
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

have never been able to under
stand why 1t is more dishonorable
and cowardly to settle controversy
by arbitration before the shooting be-
gins than It is after a few hundred
thousand men are killed in battle.
Can -Ex-Congressman Vincent
of Kansas.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

That Ohio will realize a million
dollars from the automobile depart
ment of the state this year is the
statement made by Secretary of State
C. O. Hildebrant, REPUBLICAN,
Calamity please note), to f. II. Ca
ley, secretary of State Automobile
Association
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24
OUCH!

It is so easy, in fact, to worry
about the mote In someone else's
eye and pay no more attention
than a rabbit to the beam in
ones own that we suppose Col.
Roosevelt sincerely believes that
the chief trouble with Col. Bry-
an is that he's always thinking
about himself and his own inter
ests.-Ohio State Journal, CRep.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

To arm the nation to the teeth in
preparation for wars that never
should come, and expect such a
course to preserve peace, is as alb
surd as it would be to give dose of
poison to a friend and expect it to
preserve his life.-Commoner
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

The voter who actually believes in
the initiative and referendum must
cast his ballot aginst it's destruction
by the amendment initiated by the
vets under the cover of the Constitu-
tional Stability league.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

Cincinnati says she cannot get
along without saloon revenue, and
vet she has biggest bonded indebted
ness Of any city in Ohio and is now
without enough money to pay run
ming eXenses.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh is
never thaown away half used. 1t is
equally good for man or beast and
no user wastes 1t. One trial wins
for It permanent place in every
household adv.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24

There are many races and many
tongues of men, but the sobs Of
mothers speak but one language"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-09-24
DEBATE FOR SALE

Hall & Summers debate for sale at
dry headquarters, Riley building, up
stairs, Celina. Complete in pamph-
let form at Is cents each.-Adv
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Gee what the Best High School IN
Oklahoma can Do for your boy OF
Girl : = IN EAST WINDOW
Evening star., 1915-09-17
Leave Your Little Wants
AT
THE STAR BRANCH
One in Your Neighborhood
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
n Cap. chr r. ]. ave-, Parker's phaImac!
7th ST.. cor. I. Crswell's Pharmacy;
9Th ST. cor. K Goldenberss Information am Bursam
sth s,h ST. ST.. SIS SIS. Roland and Waiiace's % newsstand.
9Th St, cor. Z. McGuires Pharmacy
18th St. cor Col. road. Flemer.s Pharmacy.
18th ST.. cor. Fla. ave, Pearson's Pharmacy
ass sss ST. cor g. "stegs
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ave- COZ .as a s9pbe. PSsrmae9
Iiolmead place cor OTIS, Holmead Pharmacy.
st. 1901 ;7s. M0r1ss Mo1,1sl.R. ras,%'eSS Newsstand
NORTHEAST.
n. Cap, cor. St, Richardson's Pharmacy.
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18th ST., cor. F. Cap. 1ambs Pharmacy.
r. s'I I. M ave. ~ 60, B. n. McWilliams' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
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1lth st. cor. fa. ave-, Feaieys Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
7th st., cor D. SuIlivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
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n ST., cor 36th, Weler's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06

Steubenvillc Ohio. spent Easter sunday
at the home OF Air. GLASS; parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ". II. Glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert MARKS and ram
ily. Of Pittsburgh. Pa, were Weilsburg
. visitors on sunday. the guest or ..r.
Marks mother.
Mr.. and Mrs ". H. Bickerstaff. of
on Easter az the home or al. Bickvr-
star = mother, In this city.
William Given. "a student at rTnivcr-
sity or Pittsburgh. Pa. spent the Easter
weekend with his mother Ia this city.
Mrs. Earl Lloyd and daughter Ethel
vile. ohio. after visit win Mrs.
Lloyds parents. Mr.. and Mrs r. a.
buchauon.
charles Batcheu. Of Huntington. w
MIS- Margaret Lowe and son Charles.
OF Wheeling spent Easter sunday win
NellsburE relatiyts.
Edward o. Mechanic. ST. and Jr ar
rived on sunday morning from Toledo.
ohio. for "a short visit at their home Ia
Mrs Henry Albert and three children
or Mtirtou were the sunday guests az
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leon
ara ~ Yankee street
Misses Elizabeth aud Alice McCord. ~
Wheeling visited Weusburg relatives
and friends Ou sunday.
T.. ~. George. Paul jacob and John
IAull returned Go Washington aud IeT.
fersun college ~ Washington, Pa. arter
spending the Easter vacation az their
homes ip this city
Mrs. Nathan GlcC1mic and daughter
sarah were SteuheuNillt. OHIO. visitors
on sunday evening. attending the church
services "a So iaulls church.
Mont Ledger. OF kuralo district fs
/ suffering with appendicitis at his home
on Bethany Pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
Germs Can't Stay
With This Treatment
No Impurities Can Retain
a FoOthold-They're
Driven Out.

The action 81 s. s. s.. the famous blood
puriher. De- direct from the moment BE-
enters the stomach Unlike food that
must be acted upon by the dIEcrtIve
Juices q goes 90 once into the
blood. and Bro less than five minutes has
traversed the entire circulation
10 now rapidly spreads &c. medicinal
action IN inc fine network ~ blood v.a.
sels and o. IKE Swing the blood "a
thorough bath. 90 overcome eczema.
blood risInFa. boils and other eruptIve
conditions. % can not harm any part ~
TIE system. n does not lodge In tho
joints aH 90 mercury. arsenic and Other
minerals frequently CO. Do found In
blood remedies. ff fr o. natural rrnff.
cine Tor the blood Jlat 1a essential fs
health ~ grrma have gotten tho upper
hand aH De- nutritious food ff after n
fpcll ~ sickness Che body coils fUr rour-
tshmert WherrNer sou rt Fou are
sure Co meet some one who used q e.
Tor tho blood and 's willing uIfnera
20 lfs wonderful power 90 overcome
blood troubles You cam obtain r.
On almost any drIe store Ir Tho f-
slrulfcHut fact aH f1 bee worth ana
- sterling reputation Get ri bottle
today % viii Do you good write fp
The swift SPECIFIC GO. 10f swift hide.
Atlanta. Co. m thr directions win the
bottle DO NOT fully cover your case
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Alfred PAUL will retrun this week
TO Woodsdale after having spent the
past eight weeks sojourning in Flor
ida and other southern points OF in,
terest
Albert Carel. OF Washington and
Jefferson college. is visiting his pa.
rents at Leatherwood for a few days
Mrs. r. 5. Campbell. OF Park View,
Is able TO be out following a few
weeks illness.
Samuel Kendrick. OF Edgdale. Will
move this week O Pittsburgh. where
he will reside
Miss Atkinson. of Elm Grove. is de.
tanned at her home on account of IN.
ness.
N. W. Nichols has returned from
Underwood. where he spent the first
OF the week on business.
John Yoke. OF Edgington Lane. is
again able TO be out at work after a
few months sickness
Mrs. John Folmer. OF View street
Edgwood. who is at the hospital. il.
getting along nicely.
Attorney VI. c. Smith. of Chicago
spent yesterday at Woodlawn calling
on relatives.
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erecting o. fine house on his farm near
Stumutuwu
Mr clarence Bundy. ~ Tacoma. was
n"LuF busluess iu town Thursday
Miss Pearl Spencer attended the East
ar gNefg. sfs 90 NO. ?. Sunday
Miss Vera Brooks IL spending several
DAYS 90 Hunter. attending her grand =
mother. who ls critically ut ~ this writ 1.
ing
Madison Eddy. az Pigeon Point. was
&C. narueNyille caller Thursday
Mr. a. a. Peddicord. " Dora was de-
NNfrinr some hne veal calves On town
saturday.
ST. and Mrs. Andrew Jenera. u Gosh
on itIfrr. offended the Faster entertain
mont no Lower sandy. SUNDAY.
N!euf. @fis % Goshen Ridge. was
.ltN caller Thursday.
$50 tlit FISHER. who has been spend
lnE TIE winter lu Atlanta. Ca viii re-
turn home DOB On couple OF weeks.
Mrs Carl TIllrt and daughter. Jessie
NL IiFHf ufI|lr. NUtuf sunday Tho guests
of Der sister. MrH. John Brooks.
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the church and important business mat
tiers Will be transacted
Richard Paul and Hel,n Wilson. Of
Bethlehem. We're visiting at the ~. NJ.
GorVin home on Friday.
Mrs. John schubert entertained a
number OF her relatives 90 her home
near Mozart ON sunday evening Ta-
HHair was IN honor OF hsr birthday and
an elaborate supper War rerN "a.
Ihe Ladies. AID Society 90 the Pleas
ant Inn N T. church will meet "a the
nome OF Mrs. Joseph ArrneN ou Thurs
day at 1900 o'clock An tt, member
are requested to be pre-rri.
Mrs J. n. Montgomery. and son. Cecil
have returned 90 their home in Wheel
ing after visit with relatives near
sit. Olivet
J. =. Render. of Bethlehem. purchased
a new Ford automobile recently.
George GarNin spent SUNDAY wi.;t
Carl MARBLE
Mrs. Dayton. H. quite an at the home
81 her daughter. Mrs Alvin Biyans. near
here.
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WIH. TInH kHnra was Che GUEST az
Miss Dorothy Nrukc Uu sunday.
Nr. william Cooke In visiting roll.
uvga at West AieVnudsr Tor 70 fsw la.a.
Harry murphy moved from tne b. M
tnrFiu fHrm Co. fla james MtGnnIDa
faIm near here un Monday
Mrs D. ". NIkDlaua. nr near Mozart.
81 Eteier service was held of OBJ,
COY evening ard o. large crowd was
y few days ago o. deai vsa closed D.,
which 81 o. sforrr. OF WhrfIirr. b.,
came The owner of o. e. Water rroearr
rforr af Mozart Sir eflrrr Will faFa
..nHses Jon Iu Hhurt tmr and Thomas
iHfrIinr ana family. who now urruuF
ihr house uII prnhHhI. unEs f0 Vince
Huse Elizabeth Mautrom.-t. af p.tts.
Nu.gH. WH. Coo guest .T WFa T Mont.
geometry. u..r 800 N.I.tf ur ThuraIaF
Nr samuel WILSON IH seriously Iff
H Stood raa UIr.HHasI Oh new REQ
ues A. c Ure Ieft ar u.ri.. Tor
Jackson county. where Hr vUl Visit
friends f.r 'rv days
$50 'NrHIrrt Faster program was
rendered Hf fH. 500 UIIIsf N D. church
IuNfH evening HF Goo SUNDAY SCHOOL.
IarEr crowd attended anf fhe nnarIne
"- uiaelnn. amounted fn about 90.
MI.. IIaIr IHrrr..u nHa returned Co.
Dor home Der. after VISIT rec fht homo
= or and Mrs william Eoucraon. n
MrNerheu
Ths Womans Adult mbIe class m the
49, pur.f sunday school viii meet the
church trustees ou Friday evening I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
0UT-THE-PIKE


The Jitney Bus Company has
ordered two large cars 20 be used IN
the out-the pike district between
Wheeling and Elm Grove and the cars
are expected 20 arrive next week.
Upon their arrival they Will be lmme-
diAtely put into use and owing TO
the large size Of the cars they are
expected TO carry about forty persons.
II Il quite likely that the company
Will BE- well patronlzed by the citizens
of the suburban towns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-06
SUFFERED IS
YEARS, CURED
In q DAYS

Gtrusmer Tor over fifteen wears 0
was hffIettd with eczema covering uy
arms. legs and face auff.r.d Z.
much distress that could rlf .f...
Ny face was red and swollen. and e. b..
cred with drF. fettrHh scales. asfa
90 re- time
bed about Fitsu up au hone vh.r
= tried your remedy. NUHlua Tho nraf
application gave mo relief au q could
sleep. After applying If Tor several
DAYS 7 was able tu attend tu business
AFTER thirty days treatment mv eczema
eutrcIF diauppeurcI
JAMES U RtgHY
YouuFetrwn OBJ
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tician who used DO with wonderful
success Boz bic private practice Now
for The fret time. offered FOR sale by
the LEADING drugEists
AmoloV Ointment VIII quickly ban
Job pimplos on the face. blackhcads
and an minor skin troubles Chronic
cases 81 Psoriasis. Salt Rheum. Tet
tsr that have suffered Tor years. 20
quirc both the Ointment and Solution
to effect cure. Trial sire. b0c. Guar
anteed and recommended by r %
Rau and HoEc Davis Drug Co. Wheel
ms p X Hoge. Martins Ferry Sol
ry g Reed. bridgeport. McKclvey &
Co. Bellairc.