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mis-, SO; Goparo RiQer, A; Gbriit.
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Games 5Ieu1ing puroe gelteru
auf 9eranlaiillng Der 5rau Safe
gioB uiiter Der arflage oes 5riebeHs,
brltRs pcrbaftet.
- 7em slitsfoll Der Referendum.
seabl in Cincinnati, Degen oes iSrei.
brieieS Der Green Cine" Straben.
babu 60. pirS bier init grDbsm 5ns
tereile entgegeugeiebeu. Die @erl1n.
gerimg neridIebener StraBen6dbn,
2inien, nelde Die Strabenbahn
eOmp. in ausfi6t s,fent bat, ptrb
pon Oem 8eiultot Sieier Babl abbdn-
gen.
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90. grotejtnntiiheu 8aiier1bauIes
pabtr bei4loifsH. has piesidbrie:
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BubalteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
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tsrbam" bssleitst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
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utter asfans.n sshaIten ipsrbsn. Das
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Grfu6en Der Der. Siooten Resisrun1
bic GrIoubnib su bttisr Rsiis unb fas
anfu6sn Der Der. Staatsn Resieruns
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felt porben. Sduplsr ipirb nad Der
sSnfpettion einsn gsri9t iibsr Fin,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08

miriam montaapsstnan,
sfbIi4st @erfHp6rung
In Rem Dcrfpro5efs
ftvf merbeu

- ~
Rem Dort, z. MdrS. - Jm
Gupremsssri4t ni6t am Nonias bsr
prcoeb ssgtn 9arrp q. Sban psgtn
anosbIi9sr Weri6ipSruns IN gsrbins
bung NIT jeiner bo6fenfationeIIsu
6Iu6t aus Der JrrsnanffoIt In Wfuts
tsapau I'm 9usuh 1913 isinsH au.
fdns.
1baip III felt BEN absnb bss %.
Juni 1906. aIs sr GionforD @bits
i'm WabifDn Gqudre 3a6ss.rtsH ers
i6ob, Elm 6dftIins ober Jaidtlins GEE
lpsIsn. 3ptimal purbs Ct ipssui
WOrbss proSeHirt uub ipdbrtHb bsim
srittn prO5tB iih bic 0si&ucrsntn
nidt tiniaen fonnitn. erfolste bsim
,tpsitsn prossb Die iyreifprsduns bts
9lnssflostsn, neil sr ansebli4 irrfins
nia nor unb tr ipurbs bdruufbin na9
osr anitdlt fir stiItssssitSrte wsrbrss
der in Wlat.safpdn gsbra6i. Bon bort
snilam q am Worssn bts II. Musult
1913 IN siuem 4utomobil unb iputot
sipa Gage ipdter tn Godtitooi, Has
T,oba, in 6aft ssnommsn. Gr ipnros
pcn ben tnnasiitsn 9shOrbtn IN grsis
belt eei,bt uHb na6 0ermont obssi6cs
BEN. Don bort iliidiste r ii4 nuh
GoIebrpoi, Rem Samfbire. uno be-
sann ben Rampf ssssn feline Rudlsn'
buns mad wlaiisapan.
Ttr admpf sins bur9 aus etridpts
unb bas Obsrbunbesaeri4t oroHtis
JhlieBli& BE auslisferuns 1tafps du!
Grunb b.r antiose fpeaen dnssblid1tr
g,rihipSruna, bi. inspii&en asssn TIN
i'm gtaate glsp Yort srtobsn iporoen,
an unb unter bisfr @nslass ipsro sr
nun pro,tiiirt tpsrosn.
aubtr ihm itsbtn nod unttr osrlsl'
Sen Mnslags fsine auasbliftn gttt'
iduIbiaen, bi. i'm sur itluft periods
fen bob,n foIIn. rSmlih Ri4orb Yli'
o,r. 7bonnas aloob. WifasI SNssfs,
Woa.r 1bomicn unb Gussns Diffp.
D.rruffifh. Wd rintuttd :
dein MofbinSton aes
rprbtu.
Rtmgors. Z. MarS. - Sapiian
9imitri WaHilisii Der Wdrin.aiid nee
Der ruiIlf6tn Botihoft in WaiP'naipn.,
/ itam Gonr,.ca In sinem bisiiasn Seitl
an tinem Wldsenleibsn. on futldsm q
isit m.brsren w2onaten Iaboririe, ss'
itcrb,n. Die gotf6dft In Waibin3ion
,purbt con Isinsm abieb.n IN atHut'
nis oeIsti unb Der goti6ulitr Bai1'
mstiei ia Isfort bisrbsr dbssrsiit.
Graniiger lob.
gtron, o., J. wsdrs. Der 6s
sschre oits Tatrid @aIib perbrarurt!
am gcnntaa w,crsen seIesentl'9 ei'
mes 7euers, bas IN ietnem &niiie II
OF slfror aussebrodeu mar, ~
Iobe Gin fd,abbafter Mmihfar'f
bate aIler @abriGeinliateit Tad
6as geuer perlria&t.
Grubenbsfiter sisbt ma D.
Wbeeiing @. gd., z. Mdrs
9lrtbur :. Worsan, Der Gissnibimsl
Der Gbse 6il aoblengrubs, n0rolid
bon geIair,, Obio, iiinbigis an
Gonniaa an, bab .r ipilIens III. ben
bon Der iinion ptriansim aobu Dor
Al Gents su sablsn uHb sr forbtrts oi'
In isinsm Grubsnipsri kiHdftist &C.
ipeIensn 125 arbeiisr auf, an bic ar'
belt suriidsuisbrsn, na@bsm iis MN
msbr elf Wlondis an Strsii parsn
U.oraan 1T Der trfe Grubtnbsiibsr
Der na9sesebsn unb bic aobnfcrbs'
runa Der Union ;useitanben bat. Si
Grubsnbsiissr battsn 44,61 Gents an
stboien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08

ierbom antrot. Gsitbem bat ber
Dompfsr nihts pon ii3 b6ren IdRsn.
CBs nabr iIf2
Rppenhaeen, pia 2pnbon. 2,
Mdrs, = Mis bier bsrIouist, foIIen In
1sutiGIanb Mdnnsr bic sum altss
bon IS sSabren, bic Dor sipei Wonat:u
fir bienItuntauaIi6 erildrt rorbtu
iparen, i,bt einesjoseu iporben iein,
nm NIT ben iiingsrsn 2suten suidmmeu
eineyerSirt au iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08

grunspid, Ga, z. Mars. am
Sonniaa .rlas bier 6. WlcDOnalb Der
Ruaslipunbe, bic ibm am Gomitds Der
tl0bli9 pabnfinRis gstuorbens @runb'
sissntbumsmatler MOnrpe pbinipE
6sis,bru9t bate. Die 3abl Der bon
gbiaips sri6oFsnsn psriontn, btr
fpGtsr islbf eridOiisn ipurbe 1T Nuns
msbr auf fisben ssItiseen unb bic 3aRl
Der 9,rtpunbstsn bsIauft ii6 auf 80,
Don bisisn i9psbt nod elmer. Der
gantclsrt Gunner sOlnas. IN aebsnsr
.ssfa5r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08

EpnDorl. 3. Ulnf5, = Utr
Zines" ipirb aus Deal bspHtirt, baB
Der uncertainties Dampftr rpaeifies, !,
Der BON golDsiion unb giprfOlt na@
Rrttsrbam unttripsss mar unb in Der
DerfloHenen Mode mebrsrs Gage in
FALMOUTH feitgshaIten ipurbs isins
alarirunespapisrs am Jreitas GDsHb
srbisIt unb fofOrt bic GaHrt Md ROi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-08
Rtat Gorantia

aunbt. .Misb ben bas Bib aud
6hnIi6 ipsrben2-
gbolpsrapb: sd aarnntitrs shsi
ssNbre fiir rbfclats asanIi4ssit,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

position buildings and grounds have
taken on tho irridescsnt glow that
makes this 4 dream city. faary land.
tho California building will b The
sccnc Of a grand ball at which the
governor and other Oregon reprs-
scntatlves will be the guests OF honor
Gentlemen In full dress and ladies
In undrcss creations" will trip the
merry ha.ha" and the revslry will
continue until exhaustion and tho
dawn OF another day demands = css-
sAtiou.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
. . .

r. d. Jackson. proprietor Of the bill.
Hard hall In Fort Klamath. 10 In the
Falls on business.
DR.. O. r. Domorost IL business
visitor from Merrill.
A. Il. Selig and 8. l.. Whippls are
hero from San Francisco.
r. q. Anthony Il down from the
Klamath Agency.
o. l.. Uhlin Of Vancouver. y. c.. 10
registered at tho Hall.
Harry Engic II In town from Fort
klamath.
Alfred Castel. proprietor OF the
Fort klamath meat mark~.. u visit.
Ing the Falls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
COUNCIL AMENDS
GAMBLING IN
ORDINANCE BARRING uA,sn,,,.
FOR MONEY rAssss -.
RHADiN0-woMEN NAY nm,
PLAY BRlD0S

An ordinance passed u. q.
reading ~ last nishts ueaa,.. " !.
the city council sorbiddi,s -
b Ing for money In tho corpor,.. nj
IL OF klamath Fails, II wa srn ~
scnsed at last Mondays mss,lus. III 4,
was given Into tho hands VI a corss'
too for revision. whyn !, cam. !.
last night Il was In iauea uIlde, s,,.
and while II completely forbid, ,,..
bling. the women may ,tili p,,y NJ.
for . prise and tho mon. eoonepa q,
" cigar.
Many little ma,:ors We . a,.,.A..
10 A sidewalk viii b. plaeeA !,
certain places. Tho hydrsn.s we,e :
ported 70 be In \ g,A'd condition :.
ccpt that two or throe 10, DID r,i,l,.
70 that they would stand oa, ~.
tho snow In winter. ". n. Ajlsa -.
given permission 20 shinxls h,s ION
BIDS wore allowed. some Of MA
howovcr. were cut down. An IN
bill for transporting the hoss es,, \
tho Hot Springs Addition M a,
from e6 10 $3.50, Counclinas NalA.
aws moved that iS per csut b lslue.
cd from tho light bill. a. 70 ns,s
lights were not In working order u
month.
An ordinance was passed rauiytas
tho purchase Of the new Ars ,la,n
system for e766.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
( Oregon State
Day Oct. 3Oh


ness in life Il has been TO mako two
blades OF grass grow whore but one
has crown before. will probably be
asked 70 plant tree whcrc none has
grown before, and In the name OF the
great state OF Oregon no may receive
q plaque, or. more aristocraticAaiy
speaking, a commemorative medal" :"
The guns at the big forts Will prob
ably boom. the battlcship Oregon may
let loose some six.inch salutes. haEs
will ny, Oregon cider will dow and
at NO time. before or since. will the
Oregon building be IN such gala at
tire. After the parade--which the
people at the Oregon building and
the Oregon Society Of California will
endcavor to make the largest and
most memorable In exposition his
tory. and all the Grating has becn
done to tho delight OF the assembled
multitudes. Governor withycomb and
the chosen few will be carried away
to tho CaliforniG building and thcro
wined and dinsd until their stom.
achs a we'll ~ their hearts arc MI.
ed to ovsrAoviag.
| In the case OF Governor Witty
comb. the wine will be water. OF
course. but San Francisco water 10 Of
such thickness and color that even
the diner nearest him will not notice
the substitution unleNa Il Ia an.
uounced.
After the feast and laudAtions Of
the greatest state In tho Union by
the highest oficials Of tho greatest
exposition that ever happened. there
will be reception at which the peo-
pie gathered here from the four
corners Of the earth may have op.
portunity 70 greet Oregon through its
most distinguished representative.
ithe governor. and. incidentally. they
will get to shake hands with tho pres
ident Of the exposition and others
next to him in oflcial rank. When
the shadows have fallen and the ex-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
ASK Levy FOR
A COUNTY FAIR
LARGE DELEGATION RDQUEsT
COUNTY COURT no MAKE FRO
VISION FOR HOLDING GENERAL
COUNTY FAIR NEXT YEAR

About thirty prominent business
men. property owners and farmers,
appeared before the county court this
forenoon, and urgently requested that
body to make provision in the an
nual county budget for . levy 70 bs
used next year in holding . county
fair In klamath Falls.
Judge Baldwin and J. Frank
Adams. members Of the county fair
board. were among those present. and
urged q half mill levy for this pur-
pose. The plan II to use the state
money for holding the district fairs
at Merrill, Bonanaa and Fort Klam-
ath. - usual. and following these
fairs to have one big gsneraA fair for
the entire county ct klamath Fails.
The best Of the products displayed
at the district fairs would be offered.
The winning exhibits could then bs
made into . permanent display to
show prospective settlers and visitors
what the county can raise.
According to VIII Lee. who has
been IN enthusiasts booster for the
district fairs the past two years. these
displays Of country products are do
ing more in Advertising the county
than anything else ever attempted.
Hardly q visitor comes to town but
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

KALAMAZOO. Mich. oet. S.-ThiG
city has started 8 six-day esjebraEion
OF Property Week." The attsae-
tions include two bail games. betwesn
Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tleefa, and
Boston Braves and Ct. Louis Drowns.
and 1oo-mils auto raee. with some
Of ~ bsst American pilets pasdsi-
patias.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

FOR SAl.E--Ten acrcs suburban
property. best irrigated hnd In
klamath county; all In alfalfa; on
Merrill road; ~ miles from end OF
pavement; ideal for country homo.
Inquire W. II. Shaw. 6.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

long life. when, 10. and behold. Wis
itor from the wilds Of the COW conn-
try approached. His visage was such
that you would classify him - beina
a "twister." but this was not his
game. He was looking for some one
who could teach him how to boz. A
said before. Free was pretty busy. and
Bobby Allen. having nothing else to
do. was recommended - being q
"arst-rate teacher" The cowboy ac-
Icepted. and the gloves were donned.
At the conclusion Of two fast rounds.
the visitor grabbed his hat and do
parted. first paying his respects to
Bobby. in language composed princi-
pally Of italics and dashes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

washinxton---lt Ia learned tAs, u.
American protest asaiast DsstiaA b
terferaace Of American oonnsece
Will b dispatched econ.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

MIS. Whitlock Returns.
Mrs. William Whitlock has Just re-
turned to Klamath Falls. after i've
weeks visit to Portland. Silvsrton
and Salem. While at Salem she Wis
tied the State Fair.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

Remodeling Pool Hall.
Donart's pool room on Main street,
which was damaged BY hre recently.
Iis taking on q splendid appearance.
The Brown Brothers. who are doing
the re-dnishing. have nearly complst-
ed their work. and the new paper and
tinting gives the inside an inviting
look.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
Up For BootleRgins.

Up For BootleGgins.
Jack Hughes II on trial today ON
the charge Of selling liquor to the
Indians. Omcer Dews arrested him
lot 10 O'Clock last night on Third
street.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR ,SALE--Practically new "R, 8.
Howard" plano: part cash and
terms. Inquire W. II. Shaw. 6.St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

FOR SALE--Houschol furniture.
Gail In forenoon. Mrs. q. u. Cosad
6.St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
Opens Business IN Dorris.

Opens Business In Doris.
Jack Crawford. formerly Of this
city, and known to his friends - be-
ing an artist In the culinary line. has
located In Doris, where he win open
ian up-to-date restaurant
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

r. J. H. Manning. special agent
for the Commercial Union Assurance
company and the Palatine Insurance
company Of London. is in the city ad-
justing some recent fire losses.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
friends Arc Suspicious.

Friends Are Suspicious.
Recently Charles Roberts Jr. pack.
Cd his suit case and "beat It" for Day.
ton. Wash. stating that he was to be
gone about month. His friends are
now entertaining the suspicion that
Charles may enter the deep sea on q
matrimonial tour. However. he ex-
poets to spend . month in San Fran
cisco.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
san Francisco. are here closing bust.
ness developed ON their recent trip.

Enters Employ Of HARDWARE 90.
Miss L. n. Laws. recently Of San
Francisco. has entered the employ Of
lthe Baldwin Hardware company a.
lstenographer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

Henline to Have New Quarters
Carpenters and dscorators are busy
remodeling and nnishing the building
on Main street formerly occupisd By
White. the sign paintsr. which q 70 b
the futsre homo Of the Henlins studio
Ar. Hsniins has recently purshased {
vesy dns camera. with . choiee Lens.
and when established In his new quar-.
tees. VIII have one Of the most up-to-
date studios IN The Northweet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

To Grants Pass ON Business.
e. w. vannice Of the Golden Ruls
Store, has gone to Grants Pass on .
business trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

Hobby Ain Scores Aeais.
Monday evening Manager yrss Of
Tie Athletic Club was quite busy look
|ing altsr punching bass. dumb-bslls
|spl ovesything that eoes 70 make .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05
Are You Interested IN Gloves?

XxIE HAVE recently received large shipment and
" an extra well selected stock of Cloves and Mttens
for every purpose and for every member of the family
Great care has been used in the selection of this mammoth
line, especially the numbers intended for every day
and for hard service
We are featuring the genuine Saranac Glove Steam,
boiling water extreme heat does not njure them The
skins used tanned by patent with They
the best and most pabe Cloves put the market
i
i department positive proof Of this drop and make
win . pleasure
II would . page in to give description and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

0leax City Viaitoe Here.
1fin Hasel Hardenbrook Of Sioux
CITY. Iowa, b registered 1t the Bald
N.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-05

We66lng Bo1ls.
Justice Of the Peace 0owen ofnciat-
- q the wedding yesterday A. Pip
Doaas and Millis Nilier. both Of this
eoanfy.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-10-15
TOWN TOPICS

Mrs. Edward Exelby Of Chicago. ILL.,,
are the guests of Mesdames p. A. Ellis
and Mollie Nickel
Jeweler H. j. Smith, of Mt Gilead, our
former townsman, was in this city on
business matters yesterday.
The ladies' aid society of the Presbyter-
ian church are making arrangements to
hold rummage sale in this city the last
Of this month.
Mrs. Calvin Jordan was at Lima last
Tuesday with her son, Ralph, who under
went an operation at the Lima Hospital
for a nasal affection. He is getting along
nicely.
DR.. Hattery was called to Mendon last
Monday by the illness and death of his
brother-in-law, j. F. Nelson, one of the
wealthiest and most prominent farmers
of Union township.
S. W. Haynes, of Portland. Ind, who
was to have delivered an address at the
Sunday, has postponed his engagement
until Sunday, October "a
General Young will leave tomorrow
morning for Frisco, Utah, where he will
visit his son for short time, after which
he will go on West to visit the two expo
sitions.-Greenville Tribune
DR.. Brumm, assisted by DR. Downing,
of Rockford removed piece of a needle
from the palm of the left hand of Mrs.
w. H. Bastian, of Liberty township, last
Friday, The missile was located through
an X-Ray photograph
Frank Karch, son Of Contractor Joe
Karch of this city, had the ligaments Of
his left ankle torn last Thursday after
noon, when he got his foot caught in the
bumpers on the dinky engine used at the
Beaver Creek crusher plant, west of this
city He will be laid up for several weeks.
Mrs Ed Hierholzer returned Wednes-
day evening from Lafayette, Ind, where
she has been since the latter part of last
week with her mother. Mrs. ]. A. Roemer.
who is seriously Ill in a hospital there.
Mrs. Hierholzer reports her mothers con-
ditlon as very serious, with hardly any
hopes of recovery.
Ross Bricker, living east of this city,
cut a deep cash in his right heel last
Friday morning, with corn knife, which
accidentally slipped while he was cutting
corn. Drs. Langel and Wintermute were
called and found it necessary to take
ten stitches to close the wound. He is
getting along nicely.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-10-15
OPERATION is UNAVAILING

John ONlel, Of near Mercer, received
a message from his wife at Chicago, Illi-
nois, yesterday morning announcing the
rather sudden death of their Oldest dau-
ghter, Miss Anna following an operation
at a Chicago hospital for appendicitis.
The remains were shipped to Ohio City
yesterday afternoon and from there re-
moved to the home Of her parents Ar
rangements for the funeral had not been
made late last night.
Miss O'Niel was about thirty-five years
of age and was born on the O'Niel farm
just south east of Mercer. She gradual
ed from the Mercer high schoo land later
from the Ada business College, after
which she accepted a position in the j.
w. Loree law offices in this city, where
she was employed for a number Of years.
She was an expert stenographer and a
young business woman of much ability
She was employed for several years in the
uptown office of the Palmer & Miller
grain company. Several years ago she
went from this city to Dayton and later
to Chicago, where she had been erIloyed
until her recent illness.
Miss O'Niel visited with her parents at
Mercer while on her vacation only a cou-
pie of weeks ago and was in this city a
week ago last Saturday meeting many of
her friends who are numerous here.
She is survived by her parents, one bro
ther, Ray of Dayton and one sister,
Miss Hazel. at home,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-10-15
wAR,s REQ AceouNTANeY

General Greene. in a talk at West Point
brings forward statistics Of the war show
ing that Astronomical mathematics has
no monopoly Of figures that far exceed
the reach Of the human mind He finds
that there are 100000 men under arms
and that more than 10000 have been
killed, with 100000 wounded and 2.OOO-
600 missing. The war Is now costing
S5O,OOO.OOO a day which win bring the
total to $4,000. 10000 by January 1. 1916.
and OF this enormous sum, three fourths
Will have been borrowed The number
OF men on both sides taken together, In
the Civil War. never reached more than
a tenth Of the embatted total I'm Europe
today. The worst OF II Is that numbers
tell so small a portion OF the story They
indicate the immediate losses, but not the
impoverishment Of future ages and the
denial Of their birthright TO the genera
tions that are 10 come,-Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-10-15
THIS is TO YOU

How would you like to be compel
led 10 go or send to some other town
every time you wanted a paper OF
pins, a spool of thread, a sack OF to-
bacco, or a quarters worth of print
ing? 'Twould be a frlghtful nuisance
wouldn't Il? And you wouldn't want
to live In such a graveyard town, any
way, would you? And you would
feel Just like selling your farm or
town property and going to a place
with little life, wouldn't you-that
is, If you COULD sell and II anybody
else was foolish enough to want to
settle down and invest in a dead
hole" Now, do you think II is just
a fair propostlon-or even to your
own interest as a property owner
to make a convenience OF the local
dealer when you want pins or a
smoke and then send your trade that
Is worth having away to some galoot
who doesn't care whether you live or
die, Just so long as he gets your mon
ey? Do you?
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-10-15
THE GRIM REAPER

j. f. Nelson, aged go years, one of the
wealthiest and most prominent farmers
of Union township, died last Monday af-
ternoon about four o'clck, at his home
five miles northeast of Mendon, following
a lingering illness from an abcess on the
lung.
Deceased was born in this county and
has always made 1t his home. He was
widely known throughout the north end
of the county. He is survived by his
wife and two children-Ever, farmer
of Union township, and Lois, a school
teacher at Vaughnesville, this state.
Funeral services were held yesterday
morning from his late home with inter-
ment at Mendon.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Coil died at the
home of her brother, Lewis Younger. in
East Sidney early Tuesday morning, aged
rs years, months and 23 days. She suf-
fered stroke Of paralysis on October
and from that time on gradually sank to
her death.
The deceased was born in Perry town
ship, December. IA, 1899 Her maiden
name was Younger She was first mar
ried to Jefferson Tharp, and to his union
three Children were born, who with Mr.
CONTINUED on Eighth Paae)