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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
IIow's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollar 1.
Reward for any case OF Catarr,
that cannot be cured by Hall 5
Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known j..
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able ia 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 IS cents per bottle. Solo
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
RIVER CONVENTION OPENS

st. Louis, Mo,.-The Upper Missis.
sippi River Improvement Association
opened its annual convention here to-
day. Governors Majors of Missouri,
Dunne OF Illinois and Eberhart of
Minnesota agreed on the date last
month. The various states along the
river have sent their representatives,
and city governments and CONNER.
cial bodies are also represented. The
absorbing topic is the improvement
Of the river section, and the effect of
the war on traffic, crop prices and in
dustries.
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FINED
Was Man For Violating The
Traffic Ordinance

Ed Yeager was apprehended Fri
day afternoon and arraigned before
Mayor Perrine on a charge of violat-
ing the city traffic ordinance. Yeag-
er pleaded guilty and was fined IS
and costs.
1t was claimed that Yeager had
driven north on the west side; of Main
street last Thursday afternoon, while,
according to the ordinance. he should
have been on the east side.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Wagon
Struck By Switch Engine,
And Demolished

The delivery wagon of the p. J.
Henegan grocery was struck by IN
engine switching in the Pennsylvania
yards Friday afternoon and brokeA
all to pieces. The driver, Leo Car
penter, and the horse escaped with
out injuries.
The accident occurred at one Of the
crossings, Carpenter claiming that n
warning was given him of the ap.
proach of the engine.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Owing to the stock quarantine and
other adverse conditions, which have
delayed tax-paying, the tax books
will be kept open until Saturday, Feb
ruary 9th.
During the rush hours, it is impos.
sible to answer all telephone calls,
and taxpayers will favor us by not
calling over the phone between the
hours of 10 a. m. and 8 p. M.
Office hours: 1880 a. m. until p.
M
l.. NJ. BELL,
Treasurer of Knox County.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Business MANAGER Of Yankee,.

New York. Jan. 16.-Harry l.. Spar.
row, who gained valuable baseball ex-
perience in experimenting the world
tour Of the Giants and White Sox last
year, was appointed business man
sger Of the New York American
league club.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Thomas Watson

Thomas Watson, aged 88 years, the
oldest living native resident of Ben
nington township, died at 3 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the home of
his son, Elmer s. Watson of Libetry
township, after a long illness of COM
plication of diseases. The immediate
cause of his death was heart trouble.
Mr.. Watson was born May 26, 1926,
On a farm q mile and half east of
Lock. With the exception of year
spent in Illinois, Mr.. Watson always
resided in Bennington township, Lick
ing county and Milford township,
Knox county. In recent years he has
made his home with his son in Lib
erty township. He was farmer by
occupation.
He is survived by two sons and
one daughter, Eben S. Watson of Lib
erty township and Jasper Watson and
Mrs. w. II. Hull of Bennington town
ship. H. E. Watson, engineer at the
court house, is his nephew.-Newark
Advocate.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Mrs. Vanderbilt Injured.

New York, Jan. 16.-Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt was struck on the right
side Of the face by piece Of gas pipe
o. she was driving past the subway
working at Fifth avenue and Sixtieth
street. The fragment Of pipe crashed
through the glass window of the car
1issv and indicted a laceration.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19

Atlantic City, N. D., Jan. 16-The
National Board of the Mothers Con-
gress met here today. to formulate
the program of work of the Congress
for the coming year, and to prepare
for the annual convention.
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II =
DEATHS
AdeiIne Baker
+ + + + + j. j. + + !

Adeline Baker, a member of the
first class to graduate from Ohio Yves.
leyan university, died at the home OF
DR.. T. l.. Eley in Pleasant township
Friday night at $3.50 o'clock, after a
weeks illness, caused by a compli-
cation of diseases. The deceased was
IS years of age. After her gradua.
tion from Ohio Wesleyan, she occu
pied the position of instructor in that
Institution for number Of years. The
funeral Monday afternoon at one
o'clock, sun time, at Hopewell church
Rev. Turner officiating. Interment in
Hopewell cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
SENTENCE CONFESSED
BANK lOOTER

Charlottesville, Mo-, Jan. 16-A. C..
Tindle, former cashier of the Pomis-
cot County Bank, which was closed
by the state banking department in
June, 1913, will be sentenced on Mon
day. He has entered plea of guilty
to the charge of embezzlement of the
banks funds, when arraigned in De-
cember. His assistant at the bank,
Thomas G. Ward, was indicted with
him. The shortage of the banks
funds amounted to about $45O,O0O.
Forty indictments were returned
against the two men, charging them
with embezzlement of funds and H.
legally receiving deposits when the
bank was insolvennt.
Ward was sentenced to four years
in the penitentiary and it is expected
that Tindle will receive a larger SEN
tence.
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Entertained
With Dinner

Entertained
With Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kennedy en-
tertained with six o'clock dinner
Oh Friday evening. Those seated at
the table were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton 8. Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Coe, Mr.. Dallas Ken
nedy, Miss Marcella Coe, Miss Eliza
beth Kennedy, Master Lawrence Lew
is, Master William Coe and the host
and hostesses.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Moose Lodge
Holds A Banquet

Moose Lodge
Holds A Banquet
The banquet of the Home Boosters
committee of Hiawatha lodge No. 824,
L. o. o. NJ, held at the Moose Home
on West High street Friday evening,
was an immense success. Over one
hundred members of the order were
present and enjoyed the elaborate
banquet served. At the conclusion of
the repast, Mr.. George Spearman as
toastmaster called for the following
toasts:
"Why We Need New Home
Jacob Dubinsky.
"The Financial Proposition For a
New Home"-Milton S. Lewis.
"Fraternity"-F. w. Stamm.
What We Have Done in the Past
Three Years"-Leroy G. Mayer.
Progress w. Tiger.
How to Become Live Member
julius w. Headington. N
The musical program consisted of
Victrola selections by Charles May
and several piano solos by Master
Lawrence Kleiner. The home was
decorated with Moose pennants, while
the colors, red and white, were seen
in abundance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19

By the refusal of Slosson to meet
him, Willie Hoppe claims the cham
pionships at 1871, 1872 and 14.1 balk.
line.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Reunion Of
Weir Family

Weir Family
The home of Mrs. L. w. Edwards of
East High street was the scene of
much festivity Friday evening when
the members of the Weir family met
to recall old times of boyhood and girl
hood days. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wright and Mrs. Libbie Months were
the out of town guests.
This was the first time the family
has all been together for 20 years. Mrs.
Margaret Youngblood was the oldest
member of the family present, being rs
years of age. A remarkable fact con-
|nected with the reunion was that all
had lived over half century, the ag-
gregate number of their years being
700. There has been one death in the
!family-Mrs. Sarah Benson. Members
of the original family seated at the ta-
BILE were: Mrs. Margaret Youngblood,
Mrs. Jennie Wright, Mrs. Rebecca
Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Libbie Months, Mr..
and Mrs. Jarret Belt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble Weir, Mrs. L. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Weir. During the even
ing each person present contributed
something towards the entertainment
of the guests. Varied were the stories
and songs. The program ended with
an original poem by Mrs. Thomas
Weir, entitled "Our Family In Rhyme"
An election was held which resulted
as follows:
Chairman-Mrs. Thomas Weir.
Secretary-Mrs. Rebecca Fitzsim-
mons.
The next reunion will be held in
September, 1915, the place to be an
nounced later.
The decorations and souvenirs at
the family reunion were green, re-
|mindipg all that the father and mother
came from the royal Irish blood of Old
Erin.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
BISHOP ASSUMES
FORMAL CHARGE

Portland, Ore, Jan. 16-BishoD
Walter T. Sumner of the Protestant
Episcopal church in Oregon will h..
morrow formally take up his worn.
Bishop Sumner was consecrated at
Chicago on Jan. 9Th. His arrival here
was celebrated with a big reception.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Installation
A. n--A

Installation
And Banquet
Mt. Vernon Camp 47O5 Modern
Woodmen Of America installed their Of
ficers for the coming year Friday even
ing. The installation ceremonies were
conducted by Neighbor Todd ]. Decker
Of Carson Camp 1888, Carson, Virgin
ia. Following the installation an elab-
crate banquet was served to hundred
and fifty guests.
Shott-Pritchard
Wedding
SURE Perkins united in marriage
at his Office Saturday morning at 10
o'clock, Mr.. William H. shott, glass
worker, and Mrs. Sarah Pritchard,
both Of whom reside in this commun-
ity. The couple, after a brief honey
moon, will dwell on the Columbus
road in South Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19

Given A
Linen Shower
About twenty-five friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Baxter rendered
them linen shower at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. J. W.. Mason of East
Vine street, Friday evening. Quite a
number Of pretty pieces were re-
ceived. A delightful evening was
spent, after which refreshments were
served.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Coocciety
0Ncws
X. OF p. Dance
AZ Hau.bias

X. OF p. Dance
At Gambler
Thirty couples enjoyed the X. OF p.
dance at Gambler Friday evening.
Music was furnished by Bricker's Or
chestra Of Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19

Miss Mildred Aler was a visitor in
Columbus Saturday.
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Lckdles.
Gle SeslsIatnr.

8. Sanuar.
Gas Sous bielt beute mn eine
illr6e SiBung alb, in Ser nidts @ih-
tiaeS erleoigt muroe. g6tnno5pan-
zig neite @orlagetl murDen aber EN-
9creidt, ia oaB Die 3abl oerielben iiG
jeBt ouf t6S belanft. unter oielei
III cine, Die beitimmt, oaB big gum /.
Saliuar 1920 fem miloer Goael &c.
lfoiien lperoer 0arf; ferller cine sic
anf oas Gotten bon uSodrabbits"
cine &ramie bon flint Gents pro
Stiid iebf cine, Die beitimmt, oni,
pie Steuern in baIbiabrIihelt @atcis
be5ablt tderoen folrluetl. Mlld] cine
Bill Die 0os State goaro Of SeuIt6
illieeitaltefs til eineereid)t moroen
gefpeaing brodte einen geidlnB Elm,
Ger Die ~abitimmilng iiber Elm gerfal=
ACKNOWLEDGMENT anoronet, olirf)
Dos Die Shaffung = elmer s 9anf of
Seras" nit eirem &apital BON fiinf.
SIG Wf1ltonen Collars moglid &C.
ntodt miro.
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9iebe, Die III oas Salts bon

Stebe, ore III Od3 9dlt5 Do1l
6rau sc. q. Douglas eineebrofet
more11, muroen our6 sic &eintfe1r
hires Sobnes, oes OF. 9oueloS, Der
ideu6t. Sic batten bereits 6ilber-
io6en i'm @erte bon mebreren bult-
bert Collars 5uidmmengepadt.
Ser StraBenbabnfono1fteur
@iGan beboi1ptet elm Sobreoit lei
linn nit $4,95 @ehieIgelb our6ge.
brannt. 8as beiBt, err babe oas @edl-
ielgelo, BOB Ser aonoufteur inn ol,i
Siinf-8o -S6ein beroltsea6
cingeltedt, ibm aber BEN @elbId)ein
ni6t gegeben, ion6ern ii6 init Sci
Dem 0abon genta6t.
Sim 80. 5. Wts. giebt Ser
aseetboben cine 4benoun.
terbaltuno, III Ser bic rei5enoe Spe-
rette Sic @etrat BET Ser 2oterne"
sur I%ltffiibrung fontnit.
Im 5. Sebruar iou bier eiftl
saonbetfion bon gertretern beridie,
oener merifaniider 8drteien Itattfin-
ben, I'M iiber Die Serlteuitng oea
6rIeoens 8u beraten.
SSn 2oofout ftorb Strait Marit
gran6, @atfin bon Serrnann Brand,
i'm Sitter bon 3S Sabren.
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Wifsfnnn.

Nus goien5a in &aIabrien uir0
.genneloet, Die eun5e 8epolferung ba.
be ote StaotauerlaHen, sdIsa6ie Grf-
ibBe besantlen; ehenie~imsaeM Drteit
Hnpla. @manteasG altraniaares ami
3oiiano. 9eipnbers u~id,Gmmanfein
ase grjdiitterlinaaa in Con 8eneoet-
to uanno getpeiel. gs iei. iibernl
.Shdoen onaeridtet tuoroen, bod iei
sfiemano mrs eeben gefommells
9us aoelai6e fDiro gemeloet,
&ermarms Semburg, lett feds Sabrcn
8enernlanipalt bon Siio.auitraIien,
babe ipegen Ger oeutid)-
&altuns Der 8epolferung iein aint
n~ieoergelegt.
Sn Der fran5oiiiden 6taot
8elfort bat man groitoBe geipiirt,
bod ideinen Tie feinen Sdaoen on.
aeridtet 3t haben.
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Gtemer : Wptis.

Staat- nnb gonntb Gtemern fin
oas Sabr 1914 anf GrrnS- nnS per.
i6nIides Giseutmmt, miiIen Bis gum
81. Sannar 1915 at ben Gtemer-3oI-
leftpr S. u. Sitter entrid)tet iper-
ben, NM Die 3ablnns elmer Gtraic
nmb Soften BON 10 Grp5eut, bic aui
periSnlides Gigentnm erbpben iuer'
oen, sit bermeiben.
S. 81. 9abis,
GonntA . Midter.
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(ginaeianot.)
Sine idJ6nc Sseier.

giten iebr gemiitliden Mbeno Der.
anltalteten Die @ngelteQten Ser @la.
mo Sron @orfs, neblt ibren Sani.
lien lebten Samitag in Ser ct. Ml.
berts Sa[le, 5u gbren BON Serrn 81.
Glitter uno &errn Sris MoIer, an.
ioBlib ibrer 25 jdbrigen ununterbro.
fenen Dienit5eit BEL Der obigen Sir
ma.
9err Glitter mar Elm iunger, 6eut.
ld)er ShIof1er nno tpuroe i'm SuIi
1889 angeitelt, uno es beiBt, er bat
genng eiierne Sreppen gebalt, oob,
fpenn cine auf Die anoere aeiteat
niiroe, fie sumSimmeI reidten. Serr
Aoler trat am a. Sanliar 1890, als
xebrling Elm ulo bantiert nun Die
5tuei grobten Maidinen in Der Do
ihineniperfitatt.
Die 5eier mar cine ueberro.
lfl,ng nno ole beioen Serren ml1r.
ben ieoer NIT elmer pradtpoaen gIu.
menfpenoe Ino eirem ifonen Shol-
itsitnbl beihenft. Gs muroen 9ie.
Den .gebnlten, getan5t uno es gat
alerlei 81 ellen uao gu trinfen uro
sSeoer amiiiierte iif foitlid.
1rei onoere Setter peridieoener
0epartements 5eihnen iid onrh nod
Idngere 9ienit5eit aug - Salinn
G5ernifi 80 Sabre, Carl Sod 33
smb Gstualo Sten5el 81 Sabre. Gle
ie uno bic oben ertp1bnten MngeftcG.
ten Derrihten nod tdglih tbre Bflid-
Ten. moriiber biel iiingere Wdnner
itol5 iein fonnteu.
Bel 0iefer @elegegbeit beihentte
lie TirItn Serrtt @ilbeIm @onbred)t.
Den erfteif gud1fiibrcr, nit eirttr
biibiferE Gult-ltbr.
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MarFts8ericbt,
luoa..

Gan 4ntonio, 7A Gents,
COLLECTION, geiterrL 83I16 Gents.
Gpttenianisn . grpbufte.
San Antpnio, 9eg., 20. San. - 1915
Yrima CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. 3Sh
ecnts per @nlone.
9iem gorf, 20. San. = Spot $685.
nno $6.75; Sanuar. $3.50 uno $o.65;
Sebruar, $3.50 un0 $3.50; @dra $685.
uno 1888; April. $500 uno Sc. o.:
Wiai, $7.01 unb $7.03; sunni, $40
uno STA; Srli. 1922 ul6 1924; @ts
guft. $7.86 unb $40.
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Cine 5elSim.

Seit @o6en gebt es Tim Dos DprT
IS. 4nfang September la9en mir
IN ibm, oonn riidten ote SSran5oIen
elm. @noe September tpuroe es IT,
ten i'm Sturm entriiien, I'M Sftobtr
nabmen mir es mte0er, unb MN tel
len mir es inns. @n Dem einen Grbe
liegen oie 6~rar3oier, in Dem ano.
rem baben mir nnler Guartier. es1
Der Wttte oes 0orfes, in einem ser
beitett Sauier, pobnt ein SrGuleir5
Mitte 30, ntft nnif)6n 5lt~ nennen.
Sic 1T fat Die ein5ige getpoGl1erin
ces balb5eri6olienen 0orfes. DIE
mir ein5eger, nabm lie olS ein3ige
Gertreterin bes meibli6en @ei6le6ts
iif infer al, uno i6r 8orlueg oiert-
te uns III @rntoi19elung eines belfe9
rem &annts oGs uOffi8ersfoIino" Gin
GROCER, rulloer Gid fiQte i'm foil
boaig aus. Born iiber Sen Gingong
fuebte Die meiBe Sabine NIT rotem
&reu3.
SD bin neiltral!" laete iie.
Sic NOR als aranfenpfleeerili
ausgebiloet u1lo bette inter Sen
Granaoien bier Elm fleines 2asareft
eineerid)tet. Muf nniere ssrage, OBJ
Tie fi6 nidt fiirdte, auntof nere
&ompfe 81 ertparten ieien, pflegte lie
anf Die 5lo9ge 5u meiien uito 8u la
gen:
SD bin n entral!!"
Sic batte idon aanonaoen 1tlt6
81 roBenfampfe bier erIebt.
$50 uaren Sic pdbreno oieiec
3eit24
Sic 5eigte mir ben fei~tgerpolbten
Seller; gett uno Gid rpareft bier
aufgeiteat, 2e6ensmittel a~ufgeltopelt.
Sebt mar iie BON friib 6is in oie
afadt geihaftig, Inn inns 81 periur-
gen pom eriten Worgenfaffee biz sunl
lebten @libnein, nit oem mir urS
froitelno INN Witternadt bonn SEQ
llnotild" 5u trennen pflegten.
Mls mir uns aus Dem 9orf 5uriid-
5ogen, poltet mir fie nit ms
nebmen.
r@ir tperoen oas Dorf bieaeidt
beifieBen miiiien," iosten mir.
Sic ging nidt nit.
sd bin neutral, iagte Tie uro /,
5eigte auf Die Glaege.
Die Jran5oien ooger Elm, fie nabns
Tie auf, fie pfleste lire aomera6en !
gus Gorf tpairoe bon nns beffoIien, |
ibr Saus blieb perfd)ont. Gs fan6en !
StraBerfampfe itatt, fie ging nidJt
fort.
N1in eebort oas Dorf gun .Sdlffs
ms, 5ur SaIfte ben G~ron5ofeft. gie
iuobnt in Der Mitte. Dor Dem Saus,
eingang tpebt 5erlodert 6ie neiBs
nit Dem rotten areus. ;3utpei- !
len, IN Der Wittagftlinoe, in Der meift
Waffenrltbe berridt, fonmt in elm
gebiillt, cine 5rali, nit einem
aorbden IN Der Son6 beraus nno
tragt es beute an bieies, morgen an
oas anoere Gnoe beg 0orfes uno
alle 8affen i9tpeigen. Seoer fennt
tie.
Sic lit neutral.
llno fpenn Der Grieg 5u gnoe lit
fie BON Sranfreih oas gano
Der ebrenlegion lano BON 9eutfdlanb
bog Gfferne areus. /
/
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ale bon llaaerer Sanoelsfam

x4g pqli 1tspefef SQtioelsfQfls
lner in Scene geieBte u5arming
eampaign~s4 Die in &ortr1gen pofl
Jadleiten lber 5arm- uno &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo anoere
Ebemata, Die fir ben 6armer bon
Sntereiie iino, beitebt, bat ~begonnen.
Inter ben Heonern befinben iid I'M.
Ter @ountp Sfuliuperintenoent
Stepart. @. q. 6ano, Charles
Shoff, q. s: Settings, Serbert
@apes, S. SO. Geia, 60. %. Gnons,
Hrofeiioren 8rolpniilg. 9liB, Smo.
ion, Greene, Heeie, Same, @aggo.
ner, @raffe, HilnmeL 6. 6. @6iie,
e. 6. gauis, 6. g. gladlpca. Gas
Bdn5e itebt inter 2eitlfna BON 9rof.
6oloen, Dem Better oes ,Aqricutus
ral Grtenfion Department Der Sor.
ueiter GompanD.
2esten Monat mar Die ,3nhl
Der 9ooesf1ae in Sdn @ntonio unt
5ebn GROCER als Die 3abl ser @e-
burten. es ftarben t8f 8erionen
uno es muroen III ainoer qeboren.
Gle ISL 8erionerL Die itorben, no.
rem aae 2eute, Die bier in San Nn-
tonic f'obnten, feline 5remoe, oic
franf bierber gefonmen paren.
ganieI 2eprano, Der 2ithr.
mann zines u~nierer @oftnagen, III
nugeflaat, ben NIT 9oitinden 6elo.
oeneu @agen obne anfiidt Iteber
gelaiien 81 BADEN, mGbreno er lid,
IN Der gtabe gum Shlafen binaeIeai
I5atte.
sSit Der 3d6e Der @6ite Sonic
Tdbern flbr AM WOntog abeno Elm
Nutontobil In eineu @nqcn, in Der
Der Farmer @pnne5 gnoo aus geras
Viii iino Ieine beioen S66ne iaben
Yig0o mir0e eih @ein gebroden fem.
bei0en Gobne entfamen mtoerIebt
Ole bcioen 8feroe muroen getoter
YH0o miroe ms Soipitol qebradt
lino Der 2enfer oes gluto's mlr0e oes
rlnporiidtigen 8obrens ongeffaet.
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Trubnfte


8obnen. String, $f.25 rs gulfeI.
@adsbobnen. per @u., $3.50 IL. $4
8ortoffelu. Colorado IL. Soa6o, $50
nno SLIGO per 100 RfunS.
@riiner 9feffer. Csc.
@urten, Gal. $3.50 per Crate; Seras
35c uno 40e per 9ubeno.
&pbl, $3.50 per 100 9fo.
.3tpiebeln, California, $3.50 per 100
Yfuuo.
Squaib. $3.50 per @uIdel.
9lltmenfobl. 1925 Der Crate bon cis
Selerie. 1915 II $500 Der Crate.
Somaten, Serns, A Scribe, $500.
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S. A. FLORAL co.

IInter neiier @eiddftsfiibruna bat
ibr 3fpeiegef6dft an Der SouIten ctr
nnfeeboben. le @uftrdae fir frifd az.
i6nittene @lumen, Bouquets, 8lirnen@
itiide lno Seforatipnen fper6en Iofort
iino geihidt nusgefiibrt bonn alter Sc
fhdft ON Der Brain abe. Scr. sos. Sci.
Grodett 1902. RahtsSelepbon grodctt
2308. Ranl 2ak, Wnnaaer.
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gie6 Nsrft

Sun 9utonio, Ger. 20. San. 1915
Gdien $3.50 Bis 1915.
&iihe $500 bis $3.50.
GoIber $500 Bis $500.
8uIlen $3.50 bis $3.50.
Gnafe $500 unb $3.50.
8ieaen 1925 biz $3.50.
ct. 2onis. 20, San. 1915. 3inS
Iieh. $ernss@ieh. 1915 uno $7.75.
Sdtpeine 5000 ltub 1925.
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Senlnno.

ol1@tAll INV P1IO ~ llIl[l IlQlIElI.
Snlnno.
@ie aus @ai6in9ton qen1el0et
miro, bot oie ettglii6e Negierl1n6 Der
u1frigen uttf lire 9lnfrage be5iieliG
oes friiber oeuti6en, iebt omerifani-
Iiden 9ontpfers u9ocia~ geonttuor=
tet, bob iie Die Sobrt oesielben nod
Bremen NIT elmer 2aoung Cotton
nidt erlo1lben un6 ben 9ompfer ia.
perm per0e, tpetttt er sic 8obrt utl-
%ternebnte1 io1e. Sic gIaube nid)t.
oaB Der 8umpfer u9acia" ,pirflid III
ben 9eiib bon @merifanerll iiberqe-
9afl9en lei un6 balte i'm nod uie Dor
fir oeutih.
Tsraiioent @ilion erflarte ae.
tern mebreren 8eiuderiI er iebe fei1
an5eifen onfir, BOB Ser arieg i'm
Srii1iabr 81 Gnoe fonfie1 perbe.
8alter 6. 0opes in Metp gorf
TT gum ggteeeiber@ Ser Gbicaog, Sod
Sslono & Boctfic 8abn ernannt NOR
ben.
Sci ben @erfer ser ,aniericotl
agricultural Chemical Complain il
&oofepelt, g. S. fon6 Elm 4annpF
8mii6en itreifenoen @rbeitern nt6
9eputpiberiffs itott, in Dem cine Ser
ion getotet uno a6taebn beripunoet
ipi1roen. Ser &f tpllroe oaourdt
bernriadt, oaB 0ie Streifer elmer
8abn5ug onbieIten, ouf oern fie
Streifbreder permuteten.
Sn 8ittsbars, go, fat1o man
Die 2eide elmer Srau Sumter, ser
Satin zines Observation-Disclosures
IN i6rer @obnnne in elmer GROCER,
Geoerfiite. Die Sran mar ieit Ell
mem Snge beridtpunben uno aIcs
Suden mar pergebIidy gepeier.
S6Iieblib monte Der Mann IN Ser
Site nnfieben, Oh Die Sram ibr IeI5.
tuerf mitgenommen babe. Mls err bic
Site offnete, fano er oie 2eife. OF
es iih bier Inn einen unaliidfideu
3iifaa ODER Elm 8erbred,en banoelt,
nod nidt feftgeiteat.
Senator Sbepparo 1T sum9er-
fisetfoen Oes aomites ernannt nor
oefl oas unteriufen Jon, Oh, pie Ge-
tntor Sones bon @aibmgton be-
baliptet, 8unoesli5enien fir @etran-
febanoel in unredtmdBiger @eila
misgeiteat iinb.
Gas Observation-Disclosures oes
a%onereiies bat oie SluB- mno Safen-
BID ongenommen. 8erihieoene BE-
maigungen wuroen geitriden. ST.
ihrer jebigen 6orm befuiligt oie Gill
81 MiQionen Collars.
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9pftoren Gnmmins e Dabis, 3abn.
arate, fin6 mad Dem grdop.@ ebauos,
Simmer 307-30s. gegeniiber oen
@uater-SoteI umeeSogen.
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grtie Yreft fit seras: NitlDD0 20. 9annar 1915.

I1n 2. Sebruor intro man m
ben Counties 8urnet uno @iQiom-
ion eiren Nodfol9er oes beritorbenen
2egislatur : &epraientanten Comet
mahfen.
9os Gipil appeQationsge-
ridt III auitin bot oen Employers
liability act8 Der lesten 2egisIotllr
fir unfonititutionea erfldrt.
Ser Stationsagent ser g. 4.
gubn in 2llIing muroe Oien1tag
9sodt in ieiner Office BON 3lpei MGn-
nern %iiberfalen, Die i'm apangen,
ben @el0i6rdnf Der @eleai6oft 81
offnen uno $1tS nlts Inn itoblen.
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Srs. 2ittrea e. Stone, Gbiropra.
tic (gPaiieurs). Nerben- Sp~e3iaIiften
aelteIte Maiieurs i'm Staate aeiue
|Groguen. 304 Gonrop-@ eb6uoe. Ola.
mo Pla5a.