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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
VICIOUS
ASSAULT
Made On George Bauqhman,
Formerly Of Nj. Vernon,
At His Store In Newark When
He Attempted
To Protect A Young Girl From
A Fresh MaShef
Baughman Got A Stiff Blow
In The Face
Bat He Knocked The Other
Man To The Floor

Newark American Tribune.)
A young man, who gave his name
Tuesday morning as Darwin Barch of
Waverly, Ohio, went on rampage
Monday night about 1890, and among
the several things he did was to at
tempt the abduction" of pretty
Gladys Smith, a resident of Williams
street, this city. When she sought
the protection of her employer, Geo.
A. Baughman, the West Main street
confectioner and fruit dealer, Barch
threatened to shoot Mr.. Baughman
full of holes" Fearing that the
young man would carry out his
threat and following the delivery of
blow of the fist by Barch upon Mr..
Baughman's neck, the latter swung
hard on Barch's jaw and lifted him off
his feet. When he fell to the floor
he struck his forehead on piece Of
steel railroad rail used to hold the
door open, in such manner as to rip
big cash in his head. AS he fell,
however, he grabbed at Mr.. Baugh.
mans arm and ripped the sleeve of
his shirt out and the blood from his
wound splattered all over Mr.. Baugh.
man. Later Barch was arrested by
Officer Corder and Samuel Perks,
both of whom had been across the
street when the trouble started, but
couldn't reach the scene before the
real trouble commenced.
In speaking with Mr. Baughman af.
terwards he stated that Barch, &C.
companied by several young men Of
his own age, had attempted to thrust
his attentions upon Miss Smith, who
was about ready to leave for her
home, her days work having been
finished. Smiths my girl and she's
going with me-" remarked Barch. Mr..
Baughman told him to let the girl
alone, but he insisted upon taking
the girl with him.
She ran out of the door and he
chased her.
Entering the store again, she plead
ed for protection, stating that she
didn't even know the man. Mr..
Baughman again pleaded with him to
desist, and finally threatened to call
the police. 1t was then that Barch
threatened to "fill him full of holes"
The girl again escaped out of the
west door and Barch after her. She
ran to the east door and again en-
tered the store, with Barch in close
pursuit. The girl ran behind Mr..
Baughman for protection and Barch
made rush at him, at the same time
striking him glancing blow in the
left side Of the neck. Realizing that
the time had arrived in which he had
to protect himself as well as the girl,
Baughman landed lightning like
punch with full force on the young
mans jaw, with the aforementioned
effect.
After Barch had been washed up at
at the city prison, and it was found
that he was not seriously injured, he
was put into cell. Tuesday morn
ing he was fined SIS and costs for be-
ing drunk, and $40 and costs for dis
orderly conduct. In default of pay
ment he was sent to Jail.
o.
Mr.. Baughman was former resi-
dent of Mt. Vernon. having conducted
a restaurant here for several years.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
BRANDON ODD FELLOWS

The officers of Sycamore Valley
lodge, No. 553, I. o. o. F., of Brandon
we're installed Tuesday evening by
p. N. c., Harry Baxter. Noble Grand
Alva Can't announced the following
appointments.
r. s. to N. G.-Harry Baxter.
L. s. to NJ G.-Chase Baxter.
r. s. to v. G.-Willie Rowe.
l.. s. to v. G.-Frank Hunter.
Warden-Harry Beinhower.
Conductor-Art Chrisman.
Chaplain-Roy Morey.
/. G.-Alfred Shut.
o. Gray Ward.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
SHOULDER DIsLocATEo

Mr.. r. w. Bair Of Chicago, Ill.,, who
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Bert H.
Bair of this city, had an unfortunate
fall Wednesday morning at the north
west corner of Main and Vine streets.
His right shoulder was dislocated.
DR.. 8. e. Deeley rendered surgical at.
tention.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

The polo mounts of eastern teams
are reaching Frisco. This first in.
vasion of eastern players will result
in some interesting contests. The
first of the tournaments will begin
January 23.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
JURY CASES
TO START
Next Monday In The Court
Of Common Pleas
An Assignment Is Made For
Next Two Weeks
Several Matters Disposed Of
By Judge Blair
Two Cases Taken Under Ad.
Visement By Court
@
0iAef Items Of Interest From
Temple Of Justice
0,her Items Of Interest From
Temple Of Justice

Judge Blair. In the court of common
pleas. on Tuesday made the following
assignment Of cases for two weeks.
commencing on Monday, January 1s:
Monday, January 18th.
Ohio, ex, rel. Julia Cam VS. William
Lewis.
Tuesday, January 18th
James B. Graham vs. Jennie Berry,
Guardian,
Wednesday, January 2oth
William M. Koons vs. Charles Sut-
Monday, January 26th
Reeves Engineering Co. VS.. Ed
Dever.
Tuesday January 26th
Perry B. Whitsit Co. vs.. The Nep-
tune Music Co.
Julia Jacquet VS.. The Mt. Vernon
Railway Co.
Wednesday, January ~
F. o. Poland vs. Chares .. Mortley.
Thursday, January 20
L. r. Hall vs.. Burt Nyhart.
Common Pleas Court
The following matters wer disposed
of in the court of common pleas on
Tuesday:
w. c. Rockwell VS.. l.. E. Mahan-
Submitted.
Walter R. Jennings vs.. B. & o. Rail-
road Company-Motion sustained.
William Henry Brown vs.. The
Guaranteed Inspection Company -
Submitted.
Application Made
In the estate Of Amanda B. Cooper,
application has been made in probate
court to sell personal property at pri-
vate sale for less than the appraise-
ment.
Deeds Filed
Leo Shultz to Jacob Baker, parcel
in Danville, $4,000.
Albert l. Wolfe to John Sapp, lot
in Danville, $400.
Joseph B. Butler to H. G. Gleason,
lot in city, $500
H. c. Gleason to Joseph Butler, lot
In city, $500.
Paul M. Christel to X. M Faulk,
lot in city, $1,000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
Entertained
With Dinner

Entertained
With Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Cunningham Of
South Mulberry street entertained
with six o'clock dinner Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. Cunningham's mother,
Mrs. Catherine Smith, who will! leave
soon for her home in Knightstown,
lid. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. William Rose of this city
and Mrs. Bernice Wuchner Of Indian
apolis, Ind.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
Cociety
0News
Eagles
Entertain

Eagles
Entertain
The Eagles entertained with a
dance in the X. of P. armory on
Tuesday evening, there being about
fifty couples in attendance. The
music was furnished by Bricker's or.
chestra.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

Miss Pearl Morey of Brandon was
taken to Columbus Wednesday. where
she entered Mt. Carmel hospital for
an appendicitis operation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
Officers
Elected By The Masonic
Temple Company

At the annual meeting of the
trustees of the Masonic Temple com.
pany Tuesday night, the following of.
flcers we're chosen:
President-Robert M. Greer.
Vice President--L. l.. Williams.
Secretary Charles G. Iams.
Treasurer--Robert 8. Hull.
Executive Committee-Frank o.
Levering. I. M. Wolverton, Charles G..
Iams.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
HoW'S This2

We offer One Hundred Dollar 1,
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F.. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known +. ].
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system Testimonial
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

Mr. Baughman was a former resi-
dent of Mt. Vernon, having conducted
a restaurant here for several years.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. William Chinn and
Mrs. Newton Giles spent Wednesday
in Columbus and attended the dane
ing exhibition of Anna Pavlowa.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
Lodge Officers
SONS or VETERANS

SONS or VETERANS :.
Henry Banning Camp No. 2o7, Sons
Of Veterans and their Auxiliary No.
is. met In the @. A. r. hall and In.
stalled the newly-elected officers.
The Sons of Veterans are as fol-
lows:
Commanders. r. Barton.
Senior Vice-F. Shut.
Junior vice--E. Mahaffey.
Camp Council--J. ID. Weaver, s. M.
Woolson, Il. w. Breeze.
Guide-John Breeze.
Chaplain-W. w. Comstock.
Secretary-C. Huntsberry.
Treasurer-H. Hildebrand.
Color Bearer-R. d. Hall.
Guards. Logsdon, j. Baughman.
Pianist-William Speelman.
AUXILIARY
The Auxiliary officers are as fol-
lows:
Past President-Bessie Woolson.
observation-disclosures Headington.
Vice President-Blanche Poppleton.
Trustees-Maiy Heardman, Sarah
Dennis, Ethel Brentiinger.
Treasurer-Mary Clements.
Secretary-Elsie Faddis.
Chaplain-Nettie Price.
Guide-Gladys Silcott.
Assistant Guide-Sarah Dennis.
Patriotic Instructor-Sue Chase.
Guards - Eva Hildebrand, Ethel
Brentlinger.
Color Bearers--Mary Heardman,
Pearl Trott.
Pianist-Lida Spindler.
Judge Advocates. X. Barton.
The out-of-town guests were VIII.
liam Pfeifer Of Camp No. 12 and r.
II. Stevens, Division Aid of Mansfield.
ouiNDARo, NO. 316, !. o. o. r.
The following officers were install
ed Tuesday evening by Quindaro
lodge, N. 316, !. o. o. F.:
N. G.-L. l.. Baughman.
v. G.-Robert Briggs.
Secretary-C. A. Beck.
Financial Secretary-J. c. Hunt.
Treasurer-F. l.. Bennett.
Trustee-R. M. Davis.
r. s. to N. G.-Fred Kraft.
l.. s. to N. G.-Frank McElroy.
Warden--Lee Stofer.
Conductor-M. e. Smeal.
o. G.-Thomas Charlton.
I. G.-Charles Scottie.
r. s. S.-George Lazear
L. s. Sired Surlas.
r. s. to v. G.-R. NJ. Davis.
l.. 8. to V. CD. l.. Jenkins.
The officers were installed by P. |
N. G., ]. P. Belt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

Teta1 Herrou casiie, a. n :baye
named Knox County Savings Bank, Do
solemnly swear that the above statement
belief. B. u. HEBRON. Cashier.
State Of Ohio, County Of Knox.
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
this 18th day of January, 1915.
BANNER NJ ALLEN,
Notary Public Knox County, Ohio.
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Year 1914

A SPLENDID ONE FOR THE BUCK.
EYE STATE BUILDING AND
LOAN COMPANY, RANKIN
BUILDING, ~ WEST GAY
STREET, COLUMBUS, OHIO.
1. Assets December 81, 1914, $S,076..
242.15.
2. Growth in 1914, $1,3O1,514.97.
3. Added to reserve fund, $24,580. .46.
4. Our company owns no real estate,
which shows most careful loaning
Of money.
s. All money loaned only on first
mortgage on homes and farms.
6. No loans to our officers, directors,
or employees.
z. Surely safe place to deposit
your money.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

mart op Tor moren, at bun enten
maa iton9e barnet inoe e0er ogiao
uGre bets eteite legefamerot, buis
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toIt.
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Woren Qtemmer oen uI0rig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

nler ira 9}orge til anlerifa itGOes
o0er 0cn Oaarlige norif, Der iom
relcl tales h%eroper. Il oct fan
life neates. Del er IT unoerlig blon.
oinasaoos, bette anorif .ameritauife"
iiprangt o. opblanoet neo en- mGng
De enaelife oro 81 pen0in8er.
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ri tor care al 6a61eu ri lpager
i itooen og i5utter II ornften ri tar
al os contcu Vi betaler cai6. Bore
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er porlorcu @i e~rosier itrcctcn
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belize. aQeruprit er bet. noor pore
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ae tan life inoie no1en u%eoDeuOigbeo
for oenne mitilerina Al oct nor fe
iproa. % Sc loper iia ielo ourt o.
helliat. at Sc fife ifal 8erc iia meo.
oelaatiae Ell iaaoau iorbruOeIie
mob morsmaalet.
DesoGrre blir oisie IGter life al.
ito bolot - Al 8runoe, iom hi ie-
mere ifnl fomme nGrmere inc paa.
SmioIertio tar man lat pdo Ell.
aelifen meo en- aoo oillie Oct tar
life ioa lana tic. ipr man lUrer De
faa oro o. peloinaer, iom ifal til
Tor at man til en- pi5 qrao ioritaar
iproaet o. fan islge me0 / en- lam.
tale Oct iuue5 let life IA uGnifc-
liz. Oct dir Ell Ms ielOieIeIie
Man err nmaooeliq tilireos meO fla
Ielo. Ru iflloe DC bare bsre mia
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forifel paa Sc enfelte n0pioer 9tog.
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tlnqere, men meo li6t opmintrina
oa 6ipIp gnar oct iebn iremaO
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bar op6oIot TIA t amerifa tin en-
fort tio - fomplimenteres for i'm
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at tole mere emo ct fpro9.
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fremifriotene life inIot ioa itore.
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man haooe tro6o. Der er oisie ban.
ffelinheOer, iom man life bnb6e OBJ
6naet / begpn6eIien. dremnO 9aar
oct BOG. og iom olminoeIi9 regeI
fan man mnaife Il. at DC iIeite to
Ter enqeIif" iaa noaenIunOe efter
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nnotaqeIIer. @nfelte. Tom fommer
til itcrfe norife iettIementer. buor
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merater. til flor forbduielie FOR FOR.
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bar Iprt CT cneite or6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

U}en Ia os tOmlue tllbu8e Ill
port ulae par. Com naturlig er, er
barnet oeres itolt5eo, bet eentrum
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ban lore uorit. 9egge ipro9 natnr.
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bette. 9iotil bar bun life Ia9t lao
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

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'da er Oct liraiS mere aillifeflaelloe.
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men goaDQ9 er lao oell9flei me-
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me iom pore on9Ioeller 9lsr. eet er
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Qaar ieg 6iotif bar benpttct no.
truffet. lure oct eii1elife ipro1", iaa
gnifer ieg al flarasre MN mening
liot nurmere. 3 oirfeli8beoen lGrer
i~u0oanorcren alori1 nolen moe oct
euaelife iproa. eiter lem % tpol
aars iorgGpes iori68 paa ielo at
lqre engelif, eiter lem ol t0oe ors
iaattaaelie al tuieuer al lnnosmGnos
o. anore uationers ioris8 pao iam-
me op9oDe isler lea mig o@DcrbeuHi
ON, at en- ootien man eaer foinoe
al0ri8 noaenin0e lrrer ct rem.
me0 iproe.
9ette at Iere ct irenmeo iprog.
at trunge iaale6es mo / bets or0-
forraaO % ioiom, at man ieler BET
iom fit eget. re%prGienterer ct ubDre
aan0sarbeiOe. ionl fun DC alleriGr.
reite bar eone, rio eler Init til.
Selp PM lpiteu er Der. ga mangler
Iom oitelt mleonin9en. SDoroan lar
rer man oct belle tat ct iprog? 5
mine Ifoleooge troooe ieg, at bet fun
be Ife oeo biplp al bsger, Oeo
orammatif, beo IGsning, oeo itiIoi-
nm, ueO eicts SiGlp.
gil tror jea life oct mere. Seo
m%aneeoarigt om6paaeligt ituoium
al arnmmntif % be8er. tan man
n1tnrIigpis Ipre at lGie ct irem-
meo Iprog, Ian fan oaiaa lare al
ifrioe oct Ioa noaenlnnOe. D}en tale
oct aIoria. Get bo8IGrtc lprog
err ct tumgt, oeot iproo. Get riat
~pulierenSe, eoiaifiitel0e. le0cnoe
fprog, BET Iom leDer paa ioltets tln'
&c. Inres fun barn6ommen % Den
ferite un9oom % Den fommer
acnnem sret. gogen, grammatiffeu
trpoer til ienere itstten0e. rettenoe,
uouiflenoe.
Z min ungoom bsrte lea oite tale
ON iclt, iom utaIte ilooenoe" Ipp,
Otte iorifeIliae iprog. San bGnoe
Ilige folf iinoes. Sea %tiliinor oabeIit,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

tolt.
Com Ell ilom 6otoer ielelierne
poa at ooeroploe benoe, men bun
mOertroffer fin iino5be0G9eIie %
finger barnet inc til iig:
.Wamas eaer ant ntod taIe norif
til mama. oeo ban.o
@utten Ter iorlln0ret OBJ poa mo.
rem. qli6er oDer I set uorife iprog
% bar mart aIemt SEN life icene.
Roren Qlenmer oen uI0rig.
Sra Den Dag al DPnOer oct ofte,
at gutten tiltaler eaer iuarer ior-
Glorenc paa engelif, life foroi ban
ioriptlig enifer at gpre Dem imoo,
men iimpeltben forOi oct iolOer na.
turligere Tor BAN at benDtte Dc ORC
og uotrpf, iom De ANDRE barn benDt.
ter. Bon i'm bnrnenis pr6oer ban NOT
at ooeriptte oisie uotrpf til norif,
men 0enne operi9ttelie bIir oite ida
fomiif % utilireositillenOe, at for.
plOrene ma le o. al Jig. 500 ooer.
ipttelie ira ct iprog til ct afl0et er
alt an0et emo Ell let opgoOe. % /
bdrneiproaet er oct omtrent nnp.
lig.
Gorplorene cir imiolertio fife
to6t. 0e unoerDiier BAN, lGier nor
ifc eoentnr o1 %fortGaiuger ior Dam,
ipnger norife ianae Tor BAN oio.
Den oct enaelife iprog blaaoes mo
ret iom Oct er. oa oct bGuoer. Al bar.
net iaar ifiuno. Giter iaaoanne ice.
ner har iorplorcnc life riatig 400
iamuitti96eo Strcnlt tai or Del 10
iffc baruets if0Jo. at Oct tuin8es
til at 6oloe 70 ipro9 no ira 5iilan.
Den. Maagen aall oeO io%rrIorene
life i'm artne raao, enteu Be ifal Ia
Qltten pluore Incl nffeli9 paa en-
gelif eQer itanoie 6am o. toinge
ham ooer + oct norife.
Soa fomner Den melt betp0ninas-
ntl0c 0aa et6Oert barns lin -
sen isrite ifoleoag. 0toren islger
BAN, 6lir ioreitillet ior lGrerinocn,
iom er meget eIifoGroig o9 iorefom.
men0e. Q}en iii troOs ior Iprerin-
ocas elitoaroil1eo isler morea ia
life riatia 6ienme / %itolea. 0ieo
uuqt 6iqrtc gaar 6in 6iemooer o.
oucrla0er autten / lUrerin0ens Sam.
Der. 6uor ct barn hor Dofiet op M
Der iaaonnne ior1ol0e, iom ri bar
6e@ifrcDet, oil oets engelit tiloels
pare mauaelfulot % iori6mt. Diet
oct err lnreriloen pant til, o. bun
air ia taalmooia Incl meO at rette
paa manalerne. Qiot eiter lot ipler
oitten ia mer % ntcr 6ienune oct
engeIife iprog, % eiter noale anrs
iorleb oiier BET ii8 tiItroos ior ior'
rl0renes 6eitrpbelier ior at Oeoli9e-
6ol6e oct norife iprog, at 6ois Ell
tilire0sitillenoe Inmtole ifal feres
mcllen iorplorene og barnet, loo
moa oen ieres paa en9elif.
@uttens oonoSuopifGing ierer Bet
te meo ia me6 nsopenoig6e0. 6or
6am cr oct ei1elitc M bIit gmors.
maoIet". San toler eugeIif 'og t9ll'
fer poa enoelif
Som reael ihltter barnet ueo oen-
ne tio at tale norif - peo i0-12
ia ars oIoeren. Nou9e l%liitter
lniQe iar. Sim noo(e iaa b0i9er
peo set norIfe iprog, ioa lollae De
Dor I fine iorrlores biem. en
oocrana5or6n1il Ser enfelte
biem uooifler iig til en- ioit oroen
- beItaar 6ert at forGloreie oeo.
blir at tolc norif til barna, mems
oisle oltio ioarer pao en9elif %
oItiO taler engelif lig inleacm.
SeIuidgplie piG ocn iprog'iae no
lpif[ino life oltio orte ia Ianleoes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

SeIuislpplia biz ocn iprog'iac no
life altio orte Jig iaaleoes
iom lea openfor bnr beIfreoet. Me-