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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-18

Boston at Chicago.
 New York at st. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-18
RED AND WHlrr sox spIIr

RED AND WHITE sox SPLIT
 CHICAGO, July 17.-With first place hinging on the outcome of the second game of O doubleheader, Russell al- lowed Boston only six scattered hits and shut them out. Only three visit ors got to second base.
 First game
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-18
Howard scored the winning rnn.

R. T. F. New York 2 St. Louis O Batteries Warhop and Sweeney; James, Weilman and Agnew.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

WHERE TREY PLAY TODAY st. Louis at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
 CUBS BEAT ALEXANDER PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Alevan- der, who had won nine games and tied one out of his previous ten, had his winning streak broken when Chicago won. Cheney was in difficulty in on- ly two innings.
 R. II. F. Chicago I Philadelphia 6 9 Batteries Cheney and Bresnahan: Alexander and Killifer
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-18

Batteries Sallec, Perdue and Shy, der; MarQuard, Schauer and Dooin. Second game
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY ronAY

!" . . .
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-18

Second game
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
@enrD g :
@orlihenber,

Gin Mbfommen ser s. q. Sobns&
NanpiIe 60. nit hen Sllperbiioren>
ratb fir Bic 8iidnabme BEG &pntraftes
fir bie atuitiide @esulir1ng Der 0itlie
den unb tpeitliden @eridts5immer.
nnb Die gcfreiuns bon Scott County
bon ben &erantpurtungen unter be-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
Wetn8cfauet

6err 6ibelberger, Elm @tubiofus,
erbielt zines id0nen Cages Bpm elmer
Meinfirma, bel welder er an0lf Gla.
fden Burgunber beitelt bate, beren
o9t5ebn 9eienoet; auf Der beiseflsten
Gractura fanb er ben 9ermert:
So mir leiber momentum teinen
aorb fur 1lp6lf Glafden CUR Sano pa.
ben. erlauben mir unS, Sbnen anbei
adt3ebn gu i%iberienben, unb hofen,
oab Sbnen oas tleine plus ni9ts ous=
MAIDEN tpirb.
Mit ausse3ei&neter 6oda9tung
q. unb Comp"
@inen Moment 3o9 Gibelberser bic
9tirne trauS; bann fdmun3elte er,
fiiQte cine pofontpeiiune aus unb
t9rieb on ben @anb: n@nbei, ba id
tein @elb fur adt3ebn 6lai4en babe,
Dart So fir bic beltelten 3molf.
3ofe, BOB Sbnen bas tleine Minua
lidts auBma1en tpirb.
@r9ebenN
s. Gibelberser".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
gr9ebenF!
s. Gibelber9er"

Muf 1einer gobrt BON
M%inneapolis nod gbicago bate, ME
aus Olbtoib semelbet miro, gesen
bier llbr morsens Der paNagier3us
SO. 4 Der @oo=Bobn beinabe elm
i9peres llnglid gu beiteDen, peldes
unberebenbare Bolgen batte habet,
tDnnen. Die 2otomptipe entgleiIe,
lpdibreno Der 3ug nit mdbiser Sc
i4pinbigteit fubr, tur3 bor ether
iber ben Gor Slub fibrenben itdb<
leraen 8ogenbriide. Gum Slid pur.
De feiner Der Wagen mitgeriNen, ba
Der 3ug nod redtseitig gum Steben
gebra4t per6en tonnte. Mtemano
purbe perlebt. Sofort ginsen bon
Gono bu 2ac unb Neenab 9ilfsaise
nod Der llnslids5tdtte al. Die @nts
slet1ung bate cine mebritlnbise 8sr<
tebrstoduna aur Golat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
Meues aus Sod SslQnb

Mapor Mm. Mcgonodie uno
&onlmiiiar SSobn $. 2icbtfe iin6 ge-
tern Nad)mittag nod Mempbig,
1enn., %obgereiit, nm Die bortige itab.
tiidf 9bfal 8erbrennungsanitalt 3l
Ibeiidtigen. 8efanntlih ioa '6ier in
&od Sslallb ebenfolls cine Mbiau-
gerbremnngsanltalt erbaut lpcroen.
Die 5erren Derben ONT Montag gu.
rilderlDartet.
Die Mod Sslano 2oge SEQ. 65s
Der Jreimallrer meroen belte ibr 45-
labrlges StiftunssfeIt @fciern. Gin
Ipe5ielles Nrogromm lit fir sic Set
ct porbereitet aporoen.
gictor uno CHARLES aarlo,r, "a
relp. 81 Sabre alt, muroen gelterl,
5lr, @ebanolung nod Dem Mipl in
0atertomn gcid]idt, apeil lie Sem @e-
56rau6 bon betalrbenDen 0rogel er.
geben aparen nno, % lie oie 9rogen
nidt mebr in Mpotbefen fal1ien fon-
men, oieielben aus 5trate's Mpotbcfe
an 4. MDenue un6 II. 5traBe geltob-
len batten. Gle beiben jnrgen 2eute
batten ie6en Sag bebclltenbe Mengen
Worpbillm, Opium urb Cocaine ae,
braudt, uno % lie nod Der gerbaf-
trng Dabon aus9eldloIIen aprlr6en,
lpuroe ibr 3llitar0 ein 10 m%iierabler
nn0 beoanernstperfber, BOB es bas
rat6lamitc auar, 6ie @eiben our Sur
nod 8atcrtotpn 5u id)iden, anitatt
lie i'm @efdngniB gu balten Bis iie
tpegen 9iebitabls berb0rt mer6en Ton,
1ell.
&ente Mbenb fi1,oet in ser Sent.
mann Wemorial 8ibliotbef bic jabr.
lihe College &eceptipn 6es Muguitano
College itatt. Superinteroent 6. 6.
Slider Ser offentlid)en Sdulen bon
&of Sslano miro Sic &olrptre6e bcs
glbenos balten, mGbreno Sic berjdie.
oenen @rofelloren bes College eber1-
fals Mnipra6en balten merocn. 9os
Sabresbanfett miro lpater itattfinben.
@eitern- tpl,roen i'm Madlaicr,
idaftsgeridt 1rei .Geta1nente croft.
net nno bonn @erid)t %beitdtigt, nam.
lid) oas bon 9enrp Gbmpfc, Ser lei.
men RadloB gleidmaBig unter oie
&inoer pertbeilt, s. IS. Sort lit Sc.
Observation-Disclosures; ioos bon ssobn
g. &aB Don Cool @alep, ser ieinen
folgenoen &i1oern Sobn, @iuiom
uno Greoerid SaB, iapie Clara
5roenig uno Dalie 5rietidIe ie $40
uno benz @obn Mobert sen Helt beg
8erm0gens binterl1Bt. 2etterer iii
Observation-Disclosures; 6os bon ssyobn
.. Moams, Ser ieiner 6rau. Carat
Mnm Nnincp Ben Na6laB bermad)t
unb sic &i1poer unbs eiren Neffen mil
|2egnte,1 bebettft.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24


iastem &ontratt mad 3ablung bes
1hulbigen 8etrd9es fir bic allsge%
filbrte Irbeit i'm D eltliden @eridt5z
5immer. Dnr0e borgelegt unb ur1ge-
nommen.
Inipru9 bon Clinton Gountp fir
Soften in Der l1nteriuduns bon Soc
Reitel ober &eteiel, irriinnis. 5uiamz
men NIT Ser Noti5 BON Sem GIert bes
9ditrift : Geridtes bon Clinton Count
tb. oab sic &ommil1dre bes Srr]inniz
gentpeiens Deg beiagten County be-
Soc 8eitel nls irriiunig erfldrt
nnb ais einen g%intppbner bon Scott
Gountb befunben buben, tpl1rbe borgez
legt unb benz 4rrnenz unb scSrrlinnis
gen : Committee iibertpielen.
Retition bon gbas. @9id-um 3l1z
Undertaking irrtbiimli6 aufgeIegter
5teuern segen bas 8m. Mel,mon
gltate fir oas Sabr 1914 in bergtabt
Of 9npenport Sptpnibip. ipurbe borsez
legt unh beripielen al Sen Iileipr Ser
5tdbt Subenpprt.
Getition bon Srau Imeliu Mferf I'm
3uriiderltattun9 BON s46.O 0 I'M @pr-
aus .erlegte Webrbe5abIrng fir sic
Eflege bon Iuguit Mert i'm Dffentliz
den County : 3olpital. ipl1rbe betpil<
list unb auf antrng tm1rbe Der Count
tp : Mubitor inltruirt, cine Mntnei5una
anf BEN 4rmenfonb alls5ultellen 5ur
8e5abIung bieles 8etrages. mie aus
Der Site Ser erlaubten Iuipriide err
iidtlid.
Sngenieur's @oranidlas SEQ. 1,
seisenb, bab Sic 2ittig Continuation
60. lire arbeit It. &ontrott ppm Z.
Sui 1915. bplenbet bat llnb 5tpar III
9Dbe bon $4,000. fir @rabirung Ser
Scftionen . nno 6 Der 9abenportz
grincetpn Noob. tp,1roc borselegt unb
ouf geb0rig unterltiitteu Nutrag ipurbe
Bic foIgenbe NeioIutipn o~ngenommcn:
n8el6lofen, Dab Ser County
auoitor hermit initruirt lei. cine Mn=
neiinng auf Sen County &oao 8aare
Sonb gu @unlten ser 2ittig Gpnltrucz
ton 60. in @Dbe bon $612.00 aus5us
iteuen, 9lei6 SIS 9rosent hes beideiz
nieten 9etrases, ltnb beltdtist BON
County : Sngen;eur fir aontraft@Nrz
belt fir @rabirung Ser Gettipuen 9
unb g, 9ubcnport > Srincctun &ooi
unb baB oieler 8etrag III Ser Site Sc,
%erlanbten Inlpriide b%cr6ffentlid.
iperoe."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24

SIM Sta6tgeridt bon @id)ter g. 8.
EDieb mad)tc1 geitern bie f~olgenoen
t,eun Musldnoer lire Nriifung nnD
.erbielten lire @opiere ols bollbered-
ttigte 8iirger Ser Ser. Staaten: 60
miel Mn1erp, Stpan Sapanlon, Mrel
Nettcrien, Wiqiam Mooie, Martin
Gutter @%iliion, sSl,lius San goores,
adiel gun Tborre urto slntoll unb
|@cnrab SsSu9nlon.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
Scenes an8 Mu8rQtine.

Ger 26 Sabre ate 9ert Collins
Don 2etts mur0e p~orgeitern bon &on-
ltabler Cooper berbaftet, NEIL er in
Dem Stub nabe Crop Slide bur9 1p-
namit aetoOtet u,lo gefangen baben
loa. Collins ion ld)on irii6er megcf,
oesielben 8ergebens nm $500 Be-
trait moroen lei1.
,gtma 600 Mder 2ano in Mercer
Gountp, ST., apelde friiber Sumpf-
lano NOR, 'iol jebt b~erieielt mcroen.
Die bieiige 3iegler Concrete Gulpert
SO. miro beute ben &ontraft erbaI-
ten fir Die 2ieferung ser Mb5ugsrob-
rem gum @etrnge bon $4,000. 3us
betreffen0e 2an6 lit gigentbum ser
3iegler Canning SO. unb Dr. SO. g.
gomfe bon M}uscatine uno ser Muel-
Ter 2umber So. bon 9apenport. Sir
meld)en Smed Ser gcmonnene 2anb-
.ltri6 perapenoet meroen loa, miro
nod ni6t seia9t.
Sdmer5lid berlebt tpuroe borge-
tern Jranf Birmingham, an aanias
.StraBe mobnbaft OILS elm i9mer be.
laoencr 2umberpagen umltiir5te un6
er auf 0as StraBenpflaiter geporfen
mllr6e. Ger l1nfan ereignete jid) an
Der gde Ser Green StraBe unb Ser.
lbep 9penuc. Man bra6te Sen Ser
lebten nod Ser 3iegler Canning So.
BRIT, mo- ibn Oh. 81. 5. 9liber in 8e-
banolung nabm. Gem Marn MUIR
Den feline &noden gebrod)en, bod
mag er innere 8erlebungcn bei Dem
|Stur3 oapongetragen lbaben.
Ser % Sabre olte SarIep 2pnn,
Ser in elmer bieligen &11opffabrif an.
gelteqt lit, mnroe borgeitcrn 1pegen
8%erfiibrllng. zines Mdofens bon
Weetropolis, ST., berbaftet. 2pnn
apuroe bel Ser Mrbeit perbuftet u116
puroe bon benz 5beriff bon Mo15ac
|@ountp, ST., nod bortbin abgeboIt,
nm itb Dor @cridt gu perantporten.
Ser t9 Sabre olte Mfreo 8rice
bon Buffalo &rairie, 81, muroe Dor.
geitern bon Aonitabler COOPER 11abe
Mr6on berbaftet pegen @erfouis Don
Natentmeoi5ine11 obne 8cmerbeldein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
,&eiratbg : Observation-Disclosures.

Better GonfIin uno SRI. Rorc
@linfenbeorb, 3apenport.
@iQtam S. @riffitbs unb Sri
Slilia 81. Sartman, Mof SsIan6.
Sobn Molinenent, Mof. SsIan6
rno Sri. 9lmanoa 5taadmam, Ga
2benport.
Muault Mlen uno SRI. S0a @reo.
berg, Seem @inoIor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
(Sortletuus forst.)

5panien erportierte TIT Sapre
1918 Bidder i'm Merte BON $105,oO0
na6 Ben 4~bilippinen.
-5onntassrube. 9tuoto:
Der Sonntus lit pirtlid Elm Mube.
tag. pa bot man gar ni9ts gu tun
- ni4t einmal oas &olleg brau6t
mau au f9nGMen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-24
Ntut8 aug Nfoline.
Sames i@Onopeiis berindt iidj 5a e.
id)iefen.

iSV
@egen berid)mGiifbter 2iebe berjud-
te Der 81 Sabre nlte Sames- @o,1ope.
iis IN ieinem Gunner in sen Sem.
mingsions 6lats, 1413 6. 96enue,
5elbltmor6 inocm er fid) porgeitern
Mbenb nit einem 32-faI. MeboIber
.binter bem re6ten DIR Durb ben
&opf idoB. Madybarn inn Slot Dor
ten Ben 5dnb nn0 eilten nad benz
3imner 6es Maanneg, Ser in 4ciner
Blutlahe am Boben lag. gr tpupoe
III Der ita6tiiden Mmbulan5 nod Dem
|5ta0tboipital gebradt, mo ct in be-
benflidem 3llitanb 1arrieoerliegt.
Die &l19el seridmctterte Sen ei11et1
&inllbadenfnohen, 10 DOB Sic &aro-
henlplitter aus Ser. Mllnoe entfernt
merben m1Bten. Ser Mann tpiro
mabrideinIih nit Dem 2eben bobon-
folnnnen. &oropciis batte cine I'M
gliiflide 2iebidnft INIT ei1em mab-
den un6 IN einem melandyoliiden
8ulta11o abat er gum &ebolper gegrif-
fen. gr 1pliroe I'M Sobe 1888 in
@riehenlano geboren n,1b lcbte lett
mebreren Sabren III Moline. Set
einigen Sabren lit er giirger ser Ser.
5taaten.
3n @bren Ser iiegrctd)en @aiebou-
|ipteler, Ser Woline Nlom 8ops, Sic
|bei Sem Mettfanpf NIT DEM 9aben.
port 9aIeban Geatn olS Meeiiteri6nft-
Her berborgegangen fins, fan0 porgc.
tern Mbenb int Manufacturers So
tel Elm 9anfett itatt, at, peld)em meb-
rere buroert @aiebal-g ntbl1iiaiten
tbeilnnbmcn. Ms Gonltmeiiter fltn.
girte Mrel &obler, Scr bon Mapor
Carlton eingefiibrt ml,roe. Cine SIN.
|5abl Der M1npeienben bielten flr5e
Mniprad)en. gue Tbeilnobmer a11uii.
|iirten iid Do~rtreffli6.
SsN1 Sem @efinAn bes pcrlebten
Natrid @loben, Ser Rulings aus ei-
mem Mlltomobil ltiir5te n,t0 iblim1
berlebt murbe, lit einc 8ell0une gum
8eiieren eingetreten, 10 bob er bulo
lmieoer bergeIteM iein, ,pipo.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
ITALY COMPLETES
WAR PREPARATIONS
King Emmanuel Signs Anti. Con-
traband Measure.

Rome, March 22.-The passage Of
the anti-espionage and anti-contra-
band law, which many believe is the
last step in Italy's war preparations,
was accomplished In the senate.
There we're 345 favorable votes and
only two against the measure.
Senator Maragliano said that the
law was the last phase of the war
preparations, looking towards real
ization Of Italy's natural aspirations,
from which even the earthquake did
not deter us, hence this law Is virtu-
ally bugle call summoning the peo-
pie to take up arms"
Senator Santini expressed conf
dence in the cabinet and alluded to
the German contraband traffic and the
action of Germany in furnishing rifles
to the Tripoitan rebels.
The law was signed by the king
and was promulgated by royal decree
today.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
oBERLIN BUSINESS COLLEGE
PLACED UPON ACCREDITED
LIST OF OHIO COLLEGES.

After a thorough examination by
the department of public instruction
of Ohio, the Oberlin Business College
has been placed upon the accredited
list of Ohio colleges, for training
teachers of commercial branches.
This will be welcome news to teach
ers, since graduates of this school
will receive, without examination, A.
year state provisional certificates
granted by the superintendent of pub
lie instruction. These certificates will
he accepted by many states of the
union, and will be converted into life
certificates after two years success
full teaching experience.
This state recognition comes to a
school of high standing which has in
the past trained many of the leading
commercial teachers of the country
and which will continue to do so to an
even larger extent in the future. The
Spring term at this school will begin
April ), 1915.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
ENGLISH WOMEN READY
Seven Thousand Volunteer to Release
Men For Military Service.

London, March 22.-More than 1000
women, representing all classes of So
ciety, already have responded to the
government appeal for female work
ers to take the places of men in busi-
ness and industry in order that more
recruits may be provided for Lord
Kitchener's great army.
the offices of the central labor ex
change are besieged by women. The
majority of them are from the well-to-
do middle class. An outstanding fec.
ture was the willingness Of the appli-
cants to take up the line of work for
which they were considered by the
officials to be best fitted
One woman of good position, who
has had experience in India in the
use of horses, offered to drive deliv
cry wagon. Another wrote: 81 am
the mother of five soldiers and sailors
and / want to do my little bit to re.
lease further men to go and fight"
A member of prominent women's
club expressed her willingness to
drive a taxicab. Some volunteered to
do milking in dairies, while others Of
fered to do clerical and secretarial
work
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
TEST RUN
Made By The Auto Fire Truck
Demonstrates Its Ability

Press representatives were guests
OF city officials Monday morning in a
demonstration of the new auto fire
truck.
The route taken was out East Vine
street. over to High, west on High to
Main, up North Main and then Mans
field avenue, south on Sandusky to
Calhoun. up Calhoun to Main and
back to the engine house.
An opportunity was given the truck
to display it's speed on level ground
and it's power up the steepest hill in
the city. On level ground, 26 miles
an hour was made and the engine was
not taxed to it's utmost. Mansfield
avenue was made on high and at a
speed of Is miles an hour. The old
engine was only able to make this
hill on second speed and at a rate of
miles an hour.
Probably the stiffest test was given
the truck when the Calhoun street
hill was assembled. This is undoubt-
edly the steepest hill in the city. The
first half of the hill was made ON high
speed. 1t was then necessary to shift
into second speed and, at the steepest
part of the hill, the truck ran at a
speed of 10 miles an hour.
1t will be remembered that the orig
inal engine was found lacking in
necessary power and that the present
engine was installed several weeks
ago.
The truck is now ready for active
service and, judging from Monday
mornings tests, it will be able to
meet any demands that will be placed
on it and will prove a vastly super
ior means of fire fighting than the old
"horse-driven" wagon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23

in charge of the anti-tuberculosis
work in Hamilton, o. A paper Of
that city contains three columns Of
matter, descriptive of Miss Corcorans
work in addition to an excellent like
ness of her in cut form.
The article is full of praise for Miss
Corcoran and details the opposition
encountered by her the first year she
was in charge of the dispensary
Scoifers were silenced, however, by
the decrease in deaths from 81 to 2s,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
CLARK
The Distinguished Baritone
Secured For May Festival

After considerable negotiation, Mr..
Charles w. Clark has been secured as
baritone in the oratorio, "The Crea.
ton" to be given as part of the
third May festival of the Mt. Vernon
Festival Association the evening OF
May 20, the final concert of the great
est series ever offered to Mt. Vernon
people.
Mr.. Clark is we'll known to those
who keep in touch with musical af.
fairs of the country over, and he goes
the country over, man of national
reputation; one whom singers of dis.
tinction are proud to say that they
are pupils of, and to use his name as
guarantee of their merit
The directors felt that they must
have an artist of unusual merit for
this production, as the bass part es-
pescially requires an artistic rendi.
tion as well as a voice far above the
average. Both these qualifications
Mr.. Clark possesses to rare degree
and Mt. Vernon Is fortunate in having
his services assured.
With Evan Williams and Mr.
Clark on the program, who can say
that any city the size of Mt. Vernon
or even the size of Columbus pro
hat fn1a ho, will h1 t,n.
this year?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
LIVE STOCK AND GRAIN

CHICAGO. March %.
Cattle--Native steers, SIS 60@S 65; west
ern. S5 35@7 40; cows and heifers. IS rs
al IS; calves. $70l0 so.
Hogs-I.ight, Sc 6O@6 SLY; mixed, So so
68 90; heavy. Sc 35@6 s5; rough, $s s5@
6 so; pigs, IS 60@G 70.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep, $7@S 16;
yearlings, 81 S5@a Is; lambs. 81 60Q9 80.
Wheat-No. red, 81 57M. Oats-No. 3
white, 5sss @6oc.
CLEVELAND, March %.
Cattle-Choice Fat steers, 1907 25:
butcher steers, Sc 7517, heifers. 50 ESQ
IS; COWS. s5@5 so; bulls, IS 75@6 So;
calves. 81 50@11.
Hogs--Heavy, 81; Yorkcrs. mediums
and light Workers 81 so; pigs IS 7b;
roughs. IS 80; stays, S..
sheen and Lambs - Wethers, $6 500
6 I5; ewes, $666 25; lambs, 80 50@s rs.
CINCINNATI, March %.
C,attle--Steers S5 soar rs; heifers $50
z Is; calves, s5@s rs,
Hogs - Packers and butchers, 81 900
7 S5; common to choice, IS 500 IS; pigs
and lights. S5 e0@7 50.
Sheep and Lambs-sheep, 81 25Qs rs;
lambs. $Q79 rs.
Cattle-Top cattle, IS 60; top calves.
Hogs-Heavy, 81 2o@7 rs; light York
ers. 81 25@7 So; pigs, TQ7 10; heavy
Yorkers. 81 50@7 So.
Sheep and Lambs-Top sheep. IS 50:
top lambs, $40 30.
BOSTON, March 22.
Wool-Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces:
Delaine washed, soc; Xxx. SS@33Hc: half
blood combing, 36c; three-eighths blood
combing, s7H@3sc; delaine unwashed.
S0,k oslo; fine unwashed. 2s@2sc
TOLEDO, March ~.
Wheat, 81 66a; corn, 7s@7sc; oats. elH
661%Q; clover seed. IS 40.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
IRE:
Does About $500 Worth Of
Damage To A Residence

A fire, probably caused by defect.
i've fiue, did 5000 worth of damage to
the property owned by Mr.. William
Banning at 302 West Gambler street
Sunday afternoon at l o'clock. The
house is a duplex and the fire oc-
Cured in the unoccupied side. The
roof was burned off and a large
amount of plastering was forced loose
by water.
The damage was completely cover
ed by insurance. The other half OF
the house is occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Corwin. This makes the third
fire within week, so the triumvirate
is complete and the department can
be at ease for a while.
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MUCH PRAISE
For nj. Vernon High School BaSke
Ball Team

Mr.. A. w. Morrison, manager of
the Ohio Wesleyan Fress Bureau, in
letter to The Banner has the follow
ing to say of the local high school
basketball quintet:
"The Mt. Vernon team, having the
disadvantage of floor, was the favor
ite of many Wesleyan rooters. Coach
Dixon and the others give two of your
men especial recognition, although
they all were pleased at the work of
the entire team, not only on the
floor, but because of their gentleman
ly manner while in the city. Coach
Dixon is interested in watching sew
eral of the boys who he things are
Corners"
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as a result of Miss Corcoran's first
year, contrasted with the year i'm
mediately previous.
In the three years, Miss Corcorau
has made total of 1859 visits, these
carrying her into homes of absolute
poverty and squalor. where 1t was ex-
tremely difficult to introduce sanitary
methods.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
BLIND COUPLE WED

Findlay, Ohio, March 22--Louis C..
Ferguson and Miss Sophia F. Comm
ski, both blind, were married here
last night. Ferguson knows the city
so well that he makes living going
about the city selling odd things. His
wife has been making her livelihood
by sewing.
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The PorterfieId WILL

The last will and testament of Eliz.
abeth Porterfield, late Of Martinsburg,
has been filed in probate. BY the
terms of the will she gives to her
niece, Ola b. Shrontz and her chill
dren, all her estate both real and per.
sonal, share and share alike. Mrs.
'Shrontz is named as the executrix.
The will was signed June 5, 1905, in
the presence of ]. l.. Hays and Frank
T.. Elliott.
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that if the plaintiff leaves her aunt
and makes her home with him he will
provide her with all the necessaries
OF life and make everything comfort.
able for her. He alleges that the
plaintiffs aunt has rendered 1t impos.
sible for them to live together. l.. G..
Stillwell represents the defendant
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
DRYs CIRCULATE PETITION

Marysville, O.. March 22-Petitions
for a local option election in Marys-
vile are being circulated by the tenn
perance forces. and will be presented
to the council next Thursday night.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
REASONS II, l2, IS
FOR SAFETY OF DEPOSITS IN
THE BUCKEYE STATE BUILD.
ING AND LOAN COMPANY,
RANKIN BUILDING, 22 WEST
GAY STREET, COLUMBUS, o.

II. Our officers and employees are
properly bonded for the faithful
performance of their duties.
12. Our receipts and expenditures of
money are carefully audited.
13. Our money is all loaned on first
mortgages on homes and farms,
the safest of all mortgage loans.
Five per cent paid on time depos-
its. Assets $8,300,000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-23
SPLENDID WORK
Done By Miss COrcOran 10 Caring For
TuberCular Patients

Miss Elizabeth Corcoran Of Column
bus, formerly OF Mt. Vernon, has just
rounded out her third year as nurse