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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
Which Way Is Il eoina7

Little Dorothy had been looking at
her uncle's bald head intently for sew
sral minutes. She was evidently in
such serious study about something
that her aunt asked what was the mat
ter.
"Thay, ith uncles hair comm in or
Roin' out?" was the reply.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
Women Now Handllnn the Money

American business men would do
well to consider the fact that to an
unprecedented extent the purchasing
power of the British Isles has passed
into the hands of the women, writes
Consul Francis ]. Dyer, Swansea,
Wales, at present on duty at depart
ment of state, Washington. Wives Of
men who have enlisted are receiving
all, or good part, Of their husbands
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
Facts About Ferns.

Ferns started in the rockery when
the weather is settled will grow well,
and no foliage is more delicate and
graceful.
Get package of choice mixed ferns
and SOW them in shallow pans or
boxes The seed grows best in fine
sifted sand and peaty loan. 1t may be
sown at any season, but will need care
full attention The boxes should be
covered with pieces Of glass, and be
placed in a shaded position. The seed
is slow to germinate, and while it
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
A jealous Nature.

"Jagsby says he signed the pledge
because he couldn't resist the pleas OF
the fair sex A delegation of temper
ance workers called on him at his Of
fee and he surrendered
Just so. ! presume Mrs. Jagsby is
delighted"
Not at all She wanted him to quit
drinking, but she was not a member Of
the delegation, and the thought that he
quit at the request of other women
makes her mad all over"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

More than half of the forest fires in
the United States are preventable.
declares the forest service, sending
out its annual warning with the open
ing of the season of fire danger on
most of the national forests The
statement is based on an analysis of
1000 cases Of fire on national forests
last season and 10000 fires on state
and private holdings.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

Does our friend have in mind the
will of the people?"
Il think so. Only he regards it as
some kind of will that may contain
a personal legacy for him..
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

The sale of American-made brass
and iron bedsteads continues to attain
satisfactory proportions in the Shan
ghai district, writes Vice-Consul Gus
fave j. Barrett, Shanghai. These
types are now generally used by the
foreign residents here and are also
finding favor with the more represent
ative Chinese families. The small bed
of light weight is understood to be
the most satisfactory for use in
China. American-made beds compete
successfully In price, quality and de-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

That chap Jones believes in get.
ting his moneys worth"
Il should say he does. Why, he
takes a trip into town every Sunday
so as to get the full value of his com
mutation ticket"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

How long shall we make our new
club garage?"
Listen, all Of you. The question
Of feet is now on the carpet"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
And Thaf's All

Van Lushe says he can take a
rink or let it alone"
Well I've often seen him prove the
drst half Of that statement"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

Edith-Do you think only Of me?
Tom-Yes, darling; that is, except
during the baseball season.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

est varieties-those that require little
attention and grow well in any soil.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

A girl never fully appreciates a
young man until some other girl tries
TO get a corner on his affections.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

Chile is irrigating more than 2,30O..
600 acres of land, and has nearly as
many more available for irrigation.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

sign with those of European manu-.
facture.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

the protection from vermin that is af
forded when the chicks are hand
raised
Emphasis IS placed on the fact
that every game farm refuge, club
and private preserve forms valu-
able refuge for song and insectiyor-
Gus birds as well as the game species.
When It is considered that the
countrys crops are damaged yearly
to the extent of 81, OOOOO,OOO United
States department Of agriculture fig
ures) by insects, of which our birds
are the most efficient destroyers, the
more game movement assumes an i'm
portant economic aspect
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

der domestic hens
for in Gu b a ii o n.
Robbed of the eggs,
the captive birds
keep on laying in an
endeavor to secure
enough for incuba-
tion.
The pheasant and
other game birds
can be treated the
same way and the
percentage of the
brood brought to
maturity is much
greater owing to
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06
FOR SALE
AT A BARGAIN

One 80 II. p. Horizontal Porter
Stationary Steam Engine with Auto
matte Lubncator.
One Worthington Steam Pressure
Water Pump with Automatic Luz
bricator.
One Baragwanath & PIN Ex.
haust Water Heater.
Two Water Traps.
One 10 Barrel Receiving Tank.
One Pulley, 8 inch Face, 30 inch
Diameter.
One Pulley, ! 0 inch Face, 20inch
Diameter.
One Shaft, 2 7-l6 in. 10 # long.
Two Hangers, "A inch drop.
The above mentioned articles are
all in first class shape and almost
as good as new For prices and
other information, write or call
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
SlO-I4 Clinton ST., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-08-06

- N+Ah 90 AAAR
farm.
j e n n s ".
va n Ia un
der the di
rectton Of
an excellent
conservation
commission,
is probably
the leading
exponent Of
the large
s a n CT uary
idea. and is
now estab
fishing ref
uees on l.
100000 acres
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Behampft die EiteIksit!

ettelteit u~ebtr6ebung, GingsbiIbsts
1sit has Fno Gigmidaitea, Die
mmer cine GENTLE geidrduitbeii bes
gsiiigsn SOri5outss bsrratsn. qud
her Ineinbar integigentett, rsoss uHo
ihrifigenanotefte 9opf Bat, neHH tr
eitel lit, immtr nod einigs cher meh
rere 0ebirntammern, bic 9Dbl iino;
tessidnet bod bas mprt .%eiteI" ihpu
in ieiner nriprdngliam g~eOeutuns
tas .2eere4, nJiidtige". Bir pers
Sen aud bintsr Dem aubme ees als
qusbunn BON 8eigbeit Geprieienen.
ip6aIo er ourd bic Q6Dsn9aut isis
rer 8eisbeit gelegsntti4 bas gielsobr
Ter Gitelteit binourhItredt. Elm re4t
itartes 5roge3eifsn MAIDEN o~iirfen.
Qnes e6te Bifien lift beideiben uno
euloIam. Gs bea6tet iebsn gins
nan0 bes 3u anosrsn 6Oridungsers
gebniiisn GeIongten; e beiinnt Iif
teinen QugenbIid, stpdigs Srrtiimer
freimiitig ein3ugeiteben unb fid an
Der beIieren Ginii6t aud zines @egs
rers 8u beri6tigen. Sur Der einges
bilbete aopf lit Bel aIler Geoanfens
tieFe flad, unD frog Der 5reibeitss
pbraIen, bic II i'm Munbe fibrt, tbs
1mniI4.
Gitelteit bsrfdlTft aud bic geurs
teiluug ieDer fremosn 2eiitung; 6enr
re fpittert in benz 6erouftommsn BON
9eriibmtbeitsn bic 9eId6r zines 4bs
bruhes an eiqenem aubue, uub 70
nirb Ite CUR SHUTTER pss Qeibss, Der
MiBgunIt, Der Hngsreatigteit. Del.
dem lle6elpoIIen, peIten abii6tIi6eu
MiBpsrItdnbnifien 1T gum 8eiipieI
tinit Ridarb @agner be1egnet! Wer
erinnsrt I6 ni6t nod Der 3sit, bo
ibn 3inftigs Msuiiier, bic ibn nthi
perftanben unb ibren eigenen unneri
riht nbnten, fir Derriidt ertIdrteH2
Spdtsr. aIs er Der groBs, onsrtannt.
Wleiiter gstpOrben mar, frp9 gerabt
tisIe nrmisIigseitle 9sgnerfdaft an
tieFIten bor ibm i'm Staube.
4n ben Staten, mo bic Weisbeit
gelebrt ptrb, tpirb bic Gitelteii ofi
gsraoe am erfolgretdIten ge5iihtet.
bic ll~eberbebuns unb GingebiIbetbetI
mander 9eIsbrten, bic benz Dortt
| qrofeiforsntum" einen 70 ibIen Qei
benfinH gsgeben baden, 1T 70 fan
lpridnorhi6 eeporben, obgIei9 aud
onberipdrts Gitelteit unb GelbItiiberi
hebung in gIiits itsben.
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EiHdsrfret.

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Grpadiene, iolangs es gsbt, 0tn
Muno bulten. IS 1T gang falia'
nenn bic Mutter beim eriten aufs
flodsrn zines 3piiies 3piidm ben
8ubsn oOsr ben MdbeIs dagltlid
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bsun2 @as 1T osnn2" GrieOsn IN
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neg, unb srnltlide St6rungen odrfer
nidt aeoulbet neroen. aber Wleis
nunagperi6ieOenbeiten mlfen aud
Ietn, miF.n aud ausgefO4tsn lpsrs
Sen. pa, no ale zines SHINES ltno,
muB bermutet tperben, bab ole loft
un6 traftlos, oOsr oaB elmer BON III
nen pie Elm DEPOT Daltet, Dem itd
Die anoeren pi[enIos beugen. Der
5treit lit Der Batter oller 8inge; sr
bar Fretlia nidt In CANT ulsarten.
$50 lit bic Grense2 Streit nil bic
9i6tigteit elmer Weinung srfpeiien,
Cant nil rtft bsbolten; eneit If
Elm 9urnier, CART tit Elm 9eraufe.
9eim 3nnt ali- muB man ousfpis
Tdenfabren, Den sdten Strsit aber
Ioa man i'm Gegeutpil In aLer aabs
austoben laTen. TAB Die Derfoas
tenen QnIiaten bdufig uniinnis iinD,
tut nidts CUR Ga6s. ST baS Be-
tenntnis gu i9neu nur ebrIi9, 10
pirb Der aampf fir fie Dem admps
fer In ieoem i5a[e niiblid iein.
Denn Elm @rober borfpringt unb bic
parteien trennt, 70 binoert er nlir,
0aB f4 grGfte betdtigsn bsren
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po6l aud) ein:n 8iiI6el 9a1rs aus,
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bic 6onb i6attelten. llno iibrisens
parum miidt Iih i'm @run0t biz
cute Nlutter ein2 Uieilt, neil IL
perI5nIi6 Den EARN ni9t bsrtragsu
lam, neil ibrs gierben aufdIIig ipers
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balten fDie DIE alieblofen" Wliittsr, BIZ
F9, tuie Ie meiut, UNI ibre ain0er
ui6t timmern, mel, Iie Ii9 ilbsr ibrs
Reibereisn teint grouen 6nare pads
fen ldFen. Sheinbars .aie1IOIisteitA
seuet oft Don groBerer aisbe ais al,
5agroBe g~eiOrgtbeit, DIE mtiit nar
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vorIaafis.

s8orldufts4 III Die 9o6ter Der
@equemli4ieit un0 Die Mtutter Der
unDrOnung. @OrIdufig ftele i1 oas
toitbare ariitaa nur aus Dem @egs,
nadber tperoe i4 es an Ieinen ges
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lebten Gnbes in benz IdITigen 8ors
ldufig babtn. ln6 oas lei0tge Mufs
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gen, Die Iofort srleoigt iperDen t6nns
Ten uno miiBtsn, III cine Ieiber fpeits
ber6reitete unIitte. Man Io[te ie
t~einenfaGs our9IaFsn, oa tpirilide
Standardization ooraus srnad)s
ZEN t6nnen, Die BAG nlte Sprihprrt:
,qleine lriahen orobe mirfuns
oen" poQ beltatigen. Denn nlth bas
Stiid6en GeIbfiberDinoung Dem
.olteu 40dm" I'm augtnblid unbes
quem erI6sint 70 briugt ss ii6 fpds
ter ourh 8ermeiosn BON Merger reihs
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lit onrhaus unniib, penn man gleid
bas @thtige 5u fhaffen imBanos tn.
Barum fort nit Dem na6ldfiigen
.0orldufig." Was ou tun Milf.
oas tue oleih!
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0fe gr0benfamtIi

Die pr0Benfdmtlis.
gS6ren Sobn Qrtur BABE id aIs eis
Hsn fIeiBigen, 3urid9e3o8enen, arbsits
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9rtef all 70 rinfmetsn in ben aalieH.
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unb @r6b, uuo 0is pollt anrsis
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Coupon nebR 10 Gents fir ieoss
bffteIlit NiuFiu on bas
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-02
EXPECT PENN TRACK MARVEL TO
SMASH WORLD RECORDS At FAIR

The second condition is that the
field with which Meredith will con-
pete probably will be the fastest that
ever assembled in a hal@1ie race.
The experts beiieTe that !! the pace
is sufficiently strong the Penn crack
will smash the record almost to a Ger.
ta!aty.
It has beer shown that Meredith
needs a terrific pace. AID that the
harder he is driven the better be runs
Coaches preparing men toF the half
mile consider 55 fast enough TO run
the first 40 yards YET Il that great
due! between Sheppard and Meredith,
Sheppard carried his Fam mate the
first 44O II 50. wore himself out by
the pace ard Meredith overlook him
at the finish and WOE going past with
something &c reserve.
II the cracks such as Caldwell. the
Massachusetts, marvel and Homer
Baker. with some Of the western and
u!dweste.r collegiate record men
force the pace the record IS gone.
Il is reported that Meredith is pre-:
pairing himself especially for the half
at Sac Francisco and rs work N the
preliminary trials soor 70 be held
probably will not be startling. as he
vii! run 10 time and cl2!lty, reSerV'
ing himself 4or the big event.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-02
REDS TURN Down
OFFER FOR HERzOG
Chicago Cubs are Very
Anxious To &c: Services
Of Speedy Player.

CINCINNATI. O.. JQ,T Pit devel.
oped yesterday that tna Chicago club
IS very anxious TO S-ture Manager
HerzoS Of the Reds u play shortstop
and has made 4 big offer for him,
which was instantly i!rued down by
the Red officials. The rub people As.
ure that with Herzog 0. the team they
would have a cinch :o- the National
league Gag. and they you'd give up
almost anything TO get him.
Roger Bresnahan called on Presi'
dent Hermann yesterday. but there
was nothing doing. The Red chic.
told him that Herzog S under a two
year contract 10 the Cincinnati club.
ard that there was positively no
chance Tor him TO get away. The Red
directors are more THAI. satisfied WITH
Eerzos's work here. and they are
unanimous II the opinion that he will
develop a winner II given time to do
so along the lines on which heis work
ing. Mr.. Hermann laughed loudly
when asked il there Vas any poSslb!l-
ity Of a deal with Chicago for Herzog.
Just as much chance as there is for
US to blow up the grand stand with
dynamite" ne said. Our team is 60
ing we'll for Herzog. l2d we are de-
lighted with his work He is on the
right track and we are .or him"