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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-29
WILSON FROWNS
ON SUGGESTION.
General Revision Of Tariff Not
Likely This Winter.
INCOME s5o,ooo,ooo SHORT

Proposal to Levy Special Revenue
Duty On Wool Meets With Oppo-
sition Among Democrats Leaders
OF the House--Next Years Rev
enues and the Normal Needs Of the
Government.
Washington, Oct. 28.-The govern
ment will have to have for the cur
rert expenses of the next fiscal year
$50, ,0O0, 900 more than will be provid-
ed by the war and income taxes and
the tariff act. even il the sugar du-
ties are retained, as Is now planned
by the administration.
It became known that government
officials, after a careful investigation
as to the total yield to be expected
from the revenue producing acts now
in force, are convinced that next
years income will fall approximately
$50 900, 900 short of the needs Of the
government for its normal expenses
and have so. reported to members OF
the ways and means committee OF the
house. Interest In this disclosure was
increased by information that pro-
posal which the administration Is un.
derstood to have considered to levy
q special revenue duty on wool will
meet with opposition among Demo
cratic leaders of the house.
Something of surprise was ere.
ated in administration circles when
II was disclosed that at least one
prominent Democratic tariff leader In
the house believes the party should
sanction a slight, general revision up
ward rather than to make any special
levy on wool This leader believes
that the government should provide
for its normal needs either by such
q revision upward or else by the Is
suance of Panama canal bonds.
The Impression prevails here tha
the president will frOwn upon any
proposal for general revision ant
that the entire strength of the admin
istration will be exerted toward thu
adoption OF other means, however
drastic, for meeting the financia
needs of the government
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Giant War AeropIane.

Washington, Oct. 28.--The con.
struction OF giant war aeroplane for
the United States navy will be under
taken at once at the Washington navy
yard. Thi, will be the first aeroplane
to be constructed at a navy yard !;
but 1t is the plan of the departme u.
TO build them regularly in this way
In the future. The new machine will
be similar to the new types ot war
eeroplane developed In the course ci
the war In Europe.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-29
church on Friday. November IL. af-
| ternoon and evening.

Thomas Van Voorhis. who is at
tending Hiram college, is home with
his left leg poisoned as the result of
injuries received in football game
recently.
Mrs. James A. Schaeffer, district
deputy worthy matron, is In Colum-
bus, attending the sessions of the
grand chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, Of Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-29
tne kanearoo.

In the course OF long stay in the
interior Of Victoria, Australia. j. G.
O'Donohue gathered conclusive evil
dence. which he presents in the Vic
torIan Naturalist, that the mother kan
garoo. when hard pressed on long
pursuit throws her young one out ~
her pouch. He says the young kanga.
roo Is 'sent spinning from the pouch
as the mother. by her eaormous leaps
imparts to IL more or less vertical
MOTION"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-29
SHORT LOCALS
Butter 26c, eggs 30c.

Butter 26c, eggs 30c.
william II. jackson was business
vhito- In Millersburg on Thursday.
Have you read the classified ads.
sodayf It'd
John d. Ewing, ST., was business
visitor In Danville on Thursday.
1879 Max Meyers 1915
Mammoth stove store, w. Gambler st.
Mrs. Harold Matthewson visited in
Gambler Wednesday.
Mrs. John Kilkenney has returned
from Gambler, where she visited Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Stoyle.
Mrs. Ruth Manville Clawson re-
turned Thursday from several days
visit with relatives In Fredericktown.
DR.. Robert Leach OF Columbus was
Thursday.
Mrs. /. N. Lohr and Mrs. Harry AL
Ud46u diC ppOuuih6 thV uay ih >Oh
terburg with friends.
John A. Cassil OF North Gay street
spent Thursday with friends in How
ard.
Miss Jennie Merrell and Mrs.
Loree Nickel of Utica spent Thurs
day at the Ohio State Sanatorium.
Mrs. w. r. Mcmahon Of East Chest
nut atreet went to Gambler Thursday
70 visit with relatives.
MIRA. William Chinn went to Zanes
vile Thursday to visit with Mrs.
Newton Giles for several days.
Nr. and Mrs. Alfred Cornet depart
cd Thursday for Danville, ILL.,, where
Mr.. COrnet will work this winter.
Hrs. Lewis Dial of Austin avenue
u spending the day In Howard will
Hr. and Mrs. Jaspar Cochran.
John Kilduff of East Gambler
-streot went to Cleveland Thursda,
-sa business
Ars. II. o. Norrick Is spending sey
er~l days In Gambler with Mrs. Lind
say Gorsuch.
Mrs, Mary Butler of indianapolis
Nud., Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence A. Tate, West Curtis street
Jacob Bockoven of Newark, former
~ OF this city, was business visito
"a the city on Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Emery of Alexandra
who has been the guest of Mrs. Mo-
gan Ashburn, went to Centerbur
Wednesday to visit,
Mrs, Katherine Buck returne
Wednesday to her home In Holmes
Vile after visit with Mr.. and Mr.
A. II. Dunlap, North Catherine stree
Mrs. N. II. McCuen spent Thur
day at the county infirmary. Bang
-sn business.
Mrs. Andrew Young of East Gan
bier street liz spending the day in G
-t1mbus.
Lee George departed Thursday Il
Huntington, w. Va, where he wi
work In glass factory this winte
Miss Adelaide Rooms of East His
'dkroet Ii spending the day In Colul
AoA
Herbert Smith and Joseph Smi
went TO Columbus Thursday to spel
ssevoral days on business.
l1r. and Mrs. Edward George OF Il
U1ohAr road departed Wednesday ,
= vlsit with relatives In Salem,
Pltnburgh, Pa, and Johnstown. p
Mira. George will remain two weel
Sr. George returning after weeh
"Trip.
APPLES WANTED FOR COL
STORAGE at especially low rate
1T. Vernon Ice Delivery Co., Ci
ssas' phone 455, Bell phone 81
tfdt
Mrs. Ella Balr and Mrs. Lulu VIII,
left for their home In Chumebust
&nd.. today after two weeks vii
with their brother, w. A. Boggs,
Gast Vine street, and with other re
dives in Fredericktown and Newal
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-29

w. ri. stump, GI6oT btTceI, uh-
derwent an operation at the Mt. Yer
non hospital Thursday morning.
Mrs. Charles Phillips of Monroe
street is recovering nicely from an
operation which she underwent Tues
day at the Mt. Vernon hospital.
The Ladies' Missionary society OF
the Congregational church will hold
its Christmas bazaar and food sale
November 10 and 20.
Mrs. Earl Fulk returned to her
home near Newark Wednesday, after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush
field, north of the city.
Mrs. s. A. Collins returned Wednes-
day to Gambler, after several days
visit with her sister, Mrs. George
Mochwart, South Vernon.
Mrs. Ina G. Limbaugh and Mrs.
Harry Green of Newark, who have
been visiting here, went to Gambler
Wednesday.
Miss Edna Butler of Cleveland ar
rived here Wednesday afternoon for
visit with Rev. and Mrs. David A.
Morris, South Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Brasseur departed
Wednesday for Brownsville, Pa,
where Mr.. Brasseur will work in a
glass factory.
Misses Charlotte Jackson and Mary
Black are attending the sessions of
the grand chapter of the Order OF the
Eastern Star in Columbus.
Mrs. John w. Perkins and Mrs.
Fannie Kline are spending the day in
Mt. Liberty with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan.
lei Trimmer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Beazle of New
Castle. Pa. who have been guests OF
Mrs. Thomas Hilliar, left Thursday
for Bellaire, where they will visit be
fore returning home.
Charles Ransom and son, Truman
of Lexington, ILL.,, who have beer
guests at the home Of Arthur Wyker
Green Valley, went to Brink HaveI
Thursday to visit.
Il. M. Lowe returned Thursday Il
Denison, o., after attending the camp
fire given by the patriotic bodies o
the city at the court house Wednes
day evening.
Mrs. e. c. Brokaw and children
George and Blanche. who resid
north OF the city, went to Clevelan,
Thursday, where they will visit wit
relatives for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harper depart
ed Thursday morning for Syracus
and Manlius, N. Y, where they wi
visit with their son. Kenneth, who
student at st. Johns Military acat
emy
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Vaughn {
: Smithville, Tex, and Harold Waugh
. of Denison, Tex, departed Thursda
morning for their homes, after Wis
) with Mr.. and Mrs. William Banning
West High street. Mr. and Mr.
= Vaughn formerly resided here an
+ are the parents of Mrs. Banning.
Many favorable responses are b.
r ing received from members of Clinic
4 comandery No. 8, Knights Templar
:. TO cards sent out inquiring as to a
h tending the York lodge temple ded
!. cation at Columbus Thursday, No
a, and 1t appears that Clinton will /
!, well represented in the parade.
:, Luke's commandery at Newark wi
be among the Communicates talir
part. Quite number of the g
. knights OF Clinton have not returne
u their cards, but these will pro
. ably be In the hands OF Record,
J" Peterman by Saturday mornln
. when further announcement regar
ing the pilgrimage will be made.
81 mo Kangaroo.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-29
German Steamers Sunk.

Petrograd, Oct. 2S.-British subma.
rines have sunk four more German
steamers in the Baltic. This an
nouncement is made In the Russian
official statement.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-29

s'sThe first OF the series OF the
Pleasant Grange lecture course will
be given Friday evening, Oct. 20, at
s o'clock. Connel's orchestra and
quartet from Columbus will be the
attraction.
'''A penny social will be held at
the Bedell school house on Friday
evening, Oct. 20.
--0-
's.The Knox county Sunday school
convention win be held in the M. p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30

st NIT Menneife. rSeg er Bile
bet ct MT Wenneife, bboo Selbreo
ongaar," friber Mrs. &aia Sobon=
len fra Nal1gbton Glen, Mlta.,
Con-, riioen jeg begpnote at BRUCE
9r. Yeters &1trifo. Seq taffer
@uo for, bba0 ben bar short for
mig, og faalange leg leber, ifal
<rifo babe en- 8lobs / bort Silent"
Mf Siertes Sberflp0igbeo toler
Mrn0en. Ser er faa, om roge11,
at 6e for Gi6en fjen6te Meoiciner,
Ser frmfoloer iaaoanne @i0nes-
bDr0z font 9r. &eters &nrifo gj9r.
9ete gamle, langa prppebe nr=
fernibbel er fife at faa paa Mpotbe=
fer. Set foriDnes Mmenbeoen 81
refte fra Sabrifa11ternes Elaborate
RUM. 5friD til 9r. Yeter 6abr-
neD & Cons 60, 1875 go.
@oDne Mbe., Chicago, Sll:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30
Gn aoinbebp,

S 8pen Srois1D / Deporteme11tet
Die, Sranfrig, er Ser iua langt
flere &bin6er ems M9n6,at n9Iter,
ale bigtige gmbe6er er beiat meo
4binber. Staosiefreteren og 8D=
fnlbmagtigen en- @binoer, 8oltme=
|iteren er en- &binbe, Selegrnfilter=
ne, @oitbnoene og Droicbefnifene
Ell 4bin6er, ia, belle BDen beltaar
llpr iagt al bare &bin6er. Sorle=
ben ifuIoe Der bplges en- M 8or=
germeifer; ogiaa Der baboe en- abin=
|oe oe fleIte Stemmer. Sen gamle
8orgermeiter iatte fig imiolertib
paa BET fraffigite imoo bette, oa
erflerebe 8alget for at bore ugbl.
Big. SON bor iaa be1oig at finbt
nogle gamle 2obbeitemmelier, o1
oerbe0 fit 8pm frenoeles en- mano=
Zig 8orgermelter. 8lanof MRrf
bar0igbeoerne j 8pen er Der e1
I5lags @agfer, iom ogiaa er &pi1
Be. 3aa 8rDllups6age banorer bur
|if9Ige gammel grnbition omfring
@a6erne meo en- ib9r Sromme, DC
poo bbert @aoebigrne Iefes bpiti
oelig op &anogi6relien ON 8rpl:
Iuppet.
Manoene i 8Den er meget be
forngiet meo &binoernes 8irfiom
beo, bpilfef feIDfeleeIig life 11oe
Iuffer en- lille SDift mi og 81.
Saaleoes proteitereoe be engare
MOB at en- &bitoe fuloe ibingl
l8arberfniben 8Den. De fif 81
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akjultf In,1r.
Dperiat frn Jranif.
(gorti)

&%4&N
sysrlt 1roor Daegrpet trenete inc giennen, Bin
ouerrte, loo ban fig foloe tibage pao ut 2eie Tor
nogle Giu,ers 5ab11 at ipge Glerufel for line Cor
ger.
5aaleoes bel,gif bans Dage zog geatter. af og
til forlggte ban at ripe fig no at benne bpbe Sbrg=
1nooigDes. 5oa fatteoe ba,t bet Soriat at foropbe
dtq fit Mrbeioe % life mere ta11fe paa fine Drpn1=
anebilleoer; men mort bite 2ipets Glenotgbeo 1g
ntter for BAN; BON mangleoe 8pger til TT St1t=
blum. @on ipgte 90 forgiapes at orbejoe btoere,
men rpppe bor bat begpnot berpoa, fgr ban fslte,
sat bans &rpfter ibigteoe ban, og at ollie bans N1t=s
itrangcller BOG life biloe fpre ban1 til bet %attraaeoe
M!2oal.
Sno forfproeoes ban beo Eo1fen ON bet Stu.
16il1r,1, ban baboe balgt,, og ban tRnfte rleo Sorg og
s8eflaqel1e paa o11ores @~ierni1g, ION ban baDoe
forinaaet. San inobilote iig1 at 2ibef bapoe b9ret
Iettere for ban1 en- a1ben 8irfionbeo, bon fplte
1tq trpt al Sen Sci, ban bab0e tilbagelngt, og bob
1oe gierne iGiftet @et1ling. 5aaleoes er De lioe11fta-
lbelige Noturer; Be plages at Ell rltanoielig Seber.
Denne l6oranoerligbeo TANNER iffe fra en- afn19gtlg
l1ltuoigbeo, men fra Sen Sn1tanoigbeo, at %loaoanne
tW2enneIfer hl1rtiqt 1%1btglnn1er Deres %aanDelige &rPf=
Ter, for6i oe bruger bent r1eget;; De grlber e11bber
Soc 1aa Dololonnt, at Sc enoer me6 at fp9le Den.
Sc bribes fre1t1a6 al 6eres SSber og l1ro og n1ener
at f1nre It1,oere 2inet og 8erbe1 fra alle Sioer;;
abpert @ieblif folter Sc ct 8lif ou1fring fig, pll1fter
zen glomlt, %betragter Simle1 og raaber frelnaol
gooleoes l~treifer Sc lon1 %aonoelige gsomaSer gie11=
mem 2ipet, liqelom Mrabere11 gje11nenitrejfer 9rfe=
men 11oen %nogetteos at tage fult 9pbol0, iom ON ct
bgjere sSnltinft iagoe bar, at Neer1neltet Der paa
.eessor0en life er on6et ems Ell Soloat paa cit eptg Na1l=
bring inlo0 9poe11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30
oeian { manoIig Barrier men Set
bareoe life Iange er 6e otter bleb
fieo al bam faiteoe go1tIe 5or-
.ooumc operboro 90 paa1Dt Ioo iig
rage d ben fpi1oelige Barber.
13Hisrunsit1.

Sfnot Of Sberiffen. On 8osie
af 5arn1ere Dialp forfeoen Deputy
sberiff SoiepD gbriitiarrfon meo
at fa1tgea orrie Nnoerfon fro gbica-
90 og ire arore Mpno mflage
for at bape bruot mo Ell @oos-
pogn / gorliis. M~noerfon Igb to
Mil, efter at gbriftimion baboe
ifllof BAN 2aare.
2eeislatnren, asfemblp neofem,
te forleoen ben Sill, iom bleb fore
lagf ifglge Mnmooni1lg fra Meieri-
5oepartementef ON 2ieenie for
SSmBr- og 0ftefabrifer. unoerbu-
let neoifemte ogiaa grosbDs 8in
ON 9~prettelien al ct Marfeosoepar-
tement 5orbin0elfe mel Mejer-
:og Observation-Disclosures og g-
reloe en- 8ebilgning nf $4,000.
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5Spinfelbeo og ebeo meo stDrfe
:oq SoIobnrhe0.

og Solobnrbeo.
8aa Ell &Inberfabrif forfproiger
mon MegeIen life nlIe oisie On
felt0ele, men erboloer Digie ! ran
Siiitam fra 5peeialfabrifer, % set
er % De foafalote s5eroigmage-
res slrbeioe at falnle oisie og inos.
|bpgge benz sSSnitrume1ltet beres
abalifet forgger eIIer forminoifer
Bet egentIige alabers gonitef; pg
for at op1aa BET beoite paa alaper
bDgringens 9mraabel bar man
%fonitr1eret De forfielIigfte Can
gent Sammer= % 5nmmenfjnb-
ningsunefanismer for at faa en- Ip6z
|les og let og BERTH ensformig
Sunftion al Aoberet.
Com ct libite 2eo / R%laberets
SpbDg1i1tg fommer 8eoaIparfet.
Mlereoe De alolte Sammerflo=
bere a11pe11otes Ben iaafnlote 6orte=
peoal, ienere tom oertil 8%ianopeoaz
len, og 6igie Mefonismer ferte til,
at Sammerflaberet ienere benebne=
bes SorteBiono.
Sor at ben 5piIIenoe Tan pRre
&erre oper ben nnilaneoe Cones
8arigbeb1 CT bier Gone foripnet
rneo en- 9Rmper; onflaaes en- So
ne b9bes / famine 8jeblif oens
9amper, ct lille 5iItitpffe, og oenz
ne tr96er life 611nftion, for gan-
genten otter flippes; beo Sortepez
oalen bebes imiblertio lamtlige
|Dempere, og ollie Strengene Tim
ger frit, ibet Sbingningerne fra oe
onilaaeoe 5trenge 0mitter) oper-
fGres til De pbrige, .og Snitrumentet
finger iaale6es fraftigt.
8e6 at forifpoe &labiaturet me6
@amrene, iaa 6isle tim ani laor en-
eller to 5trenge / Ste6et for to Ell
Ter tire, eller BED at bringe inmtlige
Samre nprmere til Strenget1e, 1aa
at slr1iluget ipeffes, opnooes, at
Sonen bliper ibagere og bette fer
beo Siplp of oen iaafalote 3iano-
pe6al. 3eoalipillets 8etDoning
for ben mooerne og bpjere Mober=
m1tfif bar re1ulteret / mo11ge fin
brige Spfin6elier. @eo sen netop
paa oanff @rl1n0 opouffeoe glnti=
fonpeoal er Ser muliggiort ct me-
item lDole1t Spill bborbeo cit gbet1=
De emo life fun genere iin nermelte
9eobn.
Set flint polere6e SnItrnment
|ltraaler % pDnteligt / Meeoe fra
9Ien1 til 9lem, og 5anien for goo
og tim Mauiif fplger set. 81 bill
.baabe, at 0enne 5nns poerligere
bill bofie meo &ien6fabet til &1a=
berets Snore og meo 5oritaoelien
.of oue De mango &r9fters Conn
menipil ! BET nalten 1ebenoe 8eien,
Der be66er ct @laber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30

Sacpb 8eggen, Mh1scatine, bar
forleoen 1rar bleben 0rabt af en-
Meteor1ten. Son tom gaae1be 1er
tit Sns, 6a Stenen tom og efsploz
oereoe oper Sobeoet paa bdm iaa
5fpffe paa fem &nno falot NED
lige be0 bonn.
So &pbere plpn6re6e forleon
9ag SarmerS' Sabings 8anf !
Nortb CELEBRITY. 9e fog prnftiif talt
aIe oe @ontanter, Der Dar, nemlig
$1,003.5 so. De ~foribonbt i en- @u-
tomobil. Gaibier Sames g. GU
ora, Tom bar ulene ! 8anfen, bleb
bunbet og fnebIet, bporpao N6berne
foriDnte zig. 9e bar Waifer for
Mnitgtef 90 oe tom ino i 8anfm,
os Be figteoe paa gppra me6 fine
Rebolbere. Ser bleb giort 8osiiee.
for at finoe Spbene; men Be bar
foribnn0H.
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Jnuna.

Gberett aennp, @oitbetient i 9e
niion, falot forle0en Dag 6p0 ON
i &oitfontoret, rammet Of ct cling
filfploe. SON bar ben alolte 8e-
tient / &ontoret.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30

Meb Sen iolibe &Dg, benres Ste
%ionansbun6 og Sernrammen meo
De paaifrneoe Strenge, iamt Ben
BET belle omlIlttenoe &asie, ftaar
BET egentlige toneangibenoe Snltr11=
ment far6igt. Set benter fun paa
ben araft, Der ifal bringe @tren-
gene til at bibrere og opmuntre
&eionansbunoen til at foriterfe oe
mangfol0iggi6re 6isies 8ibratio=
ner til ben gel1po, Ser beo6er en-
Gone.
Sangentraffen me6 6ens am-
menber1genoe 8agtitanger % &ne=
Observation-Disclosures og Be bbioe
Siltbamre, er &roftlpreoerne for
Ben i%pillenoes Mnilag.
Meeoens Sen for omtalte ga1nle
&Iaberform &labicboroen, bar lao
enfef i11brettd, at ct Srbf paa en-
Saite (Sangem ODER ct @agfitang=
les brogte en- Metaltnnge til at
rarnme be noippn6fe Strenge, fao
bar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nobiflel
bette 5orbolo tic ben iin6rigite oa
iniI0e1te Mefanis1ne, man fan ten
&c fig. Sor at nnogaa ollie 8ilDoe,
for at en- Gone tan anfIaaes unib=
oelbart flere @anee Gree, IDo-
Igf 90 me0 lige ifor &raff for bper
Tangent bar &labinboroens iir1pIe
treoelte 9arnmeriDitem uoDifIa fia
til at mi fpttes Der so Smaaoele
51lnfftior be6 en- enfeH Cones Mn.
llne. Sber Of 6isie fa orene
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30
NnrA Daknfa.

Seitepriierne er bpie / Dmegnen
at S%amestopn, for0i faa mango
fjobes at Mgenter, Der ifal foripne
Nrneerne / europa. On laaoau
agent bpo paa en- Slot Sete / ct
tDif Excitement, bbor Ser Dor M6=
bentilfer;; men 90 @ieren b6rte, at
DDrene ffnloe ienoes til be Mlliere=
reoes Mrmeer, 1pgfeoe BON at faI-
&c Dem.
a%reSsbelins. Deling nf 8arf
&iber og @raro Sorts @reoie af
ben Jorene6e &irfes l1ngoomsfor-
buno bleb b%ell11ttet beo ct Mg0e,
ION 8arf &iber areos bolot Der.
Norf Rioer are0s balgte fpIge1oe
geltprelfe: Sormot16, @a1tor S.
q. 8ierfe; 8ieeformano, Molpb
Ggge; 5efretar, Meiis SuIio 9e-
rom, goinburg; forrefp. 5efretar,
Wtis emma @ullicfion, Grafton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30
Gonrtbns / @tanlep in6piet.

Gonrfbts | Stanley tnSbiet. g
Wontrail Gountps nDe Gonrtbus,
Der bar foitet omfring $4,000,
inobieoes forleoen / 5tunlep. Ser
par Rsregn ben belle Sag, bborfor
=irgen ltor Soriamling oberbareoe
Spltioeligbe0en. Ser boloteg Sa-
Ter al @ubernGr So11nn, MttorneD
General 2in6e, @eieiteretsoommer
.gbriitianion og Dommer 5ranf
5iif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-30

sarobeos sag feirer dienrem gaeoerlag.
Simmer iOieer Oe iOorne, men q Be baarne.
grpgt CUB % fglg aon0eDaietl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-22

The merchant uho takes aduan-
tage of the opportunity to get his
wares before the buying public
through the columns of The Daily
Ardmoreite stands a better chance
of getting the bulk of the fall trade
than the man who depends upon
his display windows or his per-
sonal acquaintance to sell goods.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-26
LEVEL GREEN.

R. B. Sans of Paris, spent from
Friday until Sunday with his father
in-law. Mr.. J. P. Mullins. Miss
Margaret Jones has returned to
Gushing, Oklahoma, after a very
pleasant visit with friends and
relatives here.-Other Catron oil
Stanford and his sister. Mrs. TT.
Niceley of Mt. Vernon, were the
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. w. F.
DeBord last Sunday.-Mrs. F. E.
Mullins of Mullins Station, spent
ia few days last week with her
mother, Mrs M. Price.-Edd
Brown was in Grab Orchard last
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs.
Mary DorwoOd of California spent
several days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Vanhook.-Dr. G.
B. Lawrence was in Mt. Vernon
last Friday on business'-David
Craig was down from Mt. Vernon
Monday.-Clell French has re-
turned to his home in Colorado
after three months stay with his
grandmother, Mrs. ]. N. Brown. =
Booze Burton was up from Plato
for 9 few days first of the week.