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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
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gerbernf.

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60 jung bic 5elbflieserei 1T, 10
bat tie iid bod i@on lire gerufs<
iprade gebiloet. Die r3sitfdrift fir
ben beutfden ltnterridt1 gibt bon ibr
folsenbe proben: Der 8eoba9tunssz
pffi5ier beibt 5ran3. l1rbeber biefer
Be3ei4nung fpll Der Blug3sugfiibrer
2eutnant 8liitbgen, Der @obn bes'
Di9ters @efoIlen i'm September
1914 in 5rantreiN getpelen fem.
.8ei einem ManDper bat i'm Der tomz
manbiereabe General geirost, nie
ietn 8eoba@ter belize. glltbgen Toll
geantiportet baben: r@r5ellen5, has
peib i'd ni6t; i9 renr1e i'm Jran5."1
Menn Ger 5ran5 i'm 5rieoen feline
Musbilbung BON mebreren Monaten
bintet it9 battle, nannte man i'm
Sberfran3. Murbe er ei1lem Slug
5eugfubrer itanbig 5ugetetlt, 10 NOR
er fortan 9a~uerfran3.
3nii4en benz 5lug3eugfu6rer unb
ieinem Dauerfran3 beltebt cine gbe.
Das Bib 1T ri6tig gepa9lt, neil
1t9 beioe in Der Sat fp gut perlteben
unb pertragen miiiien, tnie gbeleute.
Bon benz Morte 5ran3 If ipdter bas
3etttpprt fra15en gebtlbet morben;
90 be5ei@net Die ni@tig1te sditigteit
beg 8eoba6ters, ndmli6 bas Orien<
tieren. 2eitet Der 8eobadter bas
Jlus3eug in gernber 2uftIinie, 10.
fran5t er @tria. fibrt er' IS IRE, 10
erfran5t er ii4.
6Mg3eugfiibrer erbielt 5pdter
ben Namen 9einri9, Der li9 in ben
leBten Monaten Derbreitet 'Bat. Gin.
Tlug5eugfibrer ben urgepobnli6 gro<
Der 5lugfertigteit 1T etnte aanolle
Gliegertanpne). Mit bem1elben
Morte ertennt man Bic Su9tigteit
zines 8eoba@ters an; ou9 Diefer fam
cine aanone @eobu@tertohone) fem.
IS gtbt grobe nno gang graoBe aanp<
men. Wit Gntf4iebenbeit .lebrt es Der
Jlug5eugfiibrer ab, Elm blober 2uftz
4ouffeur, gu iein.
Dos 5llg5eug 1T bic aite. Man
lprtdbt BON Der alien Gulerti1te urb
meint bamit ben BON Guler III sFronf=
furt gebauten Snip nit btntenlieqenz
benz Motor. 8ei bis1em Jlug5eug
tpar Der 8eoba9terfriB elmer &i1te Bis
gu einem gepiffen Grade Gbnlid.
Mu9 beim alten 5armontpp mar es
-; pesbalb man bon Jarmantiiten
lpro9. Sci ben iibrigen 5lug5eugen
ipri9t man bon aiite f@ledtbin.
W}an fagt alio ni@t: oMlbatrostiite"
ober rNumplertiite1 Mer anf Der Sta
tion penig eifrtg nar, BON benz Tam
man b0ren Scr 1T in feds Mp@en
blob breimal in bic &ifte g%egangen."
@tnem 8eoba@ter, Der ii6 unbefiim>
inert I'm bic Jlugfertigteit iebem
Jlugaeugfubrer anbertraut, 3ollt man
Entertaining nit ben Morten: Ser
ieBt fi4 gu ieoem in bic Riite." Sin
19le9tes s5lug5eug, 3. 9. zines, bas
rt9t iteigt ober ii@ unbeilbar per3o<
gen bat, nennt mon gertngf@dBig
cine Gierfifte ober cine Rlamotte.
@rune JrDi9e ober CRIME 9unbe
limb bic nit griinli9em @toff be-
ipannten aampfflue3euge (SDp gau-
oron). Die f6nelliteigenben unb
19nellfiiegenben, nit Maf6ine1qe=
iDebr beipaff neten &fflug5elge Ser
Jran5oien beiben au4 Bauernl9red.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
so Soma &nabcn
@eroen Ireiie fiir Iiittcrn bon Sill
BERT erbalter.

Sn cil1en1 gatherings @etfhelperf
bon &albern li1o $2,100 OF 9reiier
fir @nabell int oieiem Staote geiitber1
moroe1. Ser 6l1tter=Gbompion miri
cine $500 freie 6abrt nod @albing.
ton, 9. g., erbalten. Iieier Greis
lit bon Scr Union 5tof CARDS ll1r0
Iranitt Company lit Gbioago altsge=
iett apor6en.
S11 so Counties 6es Stautes, in
6el1elt mebr ais so gemerber 1td)
meloen, luerben bie iepeiliger Sc
.ninncr bes eriten 9reiles freie 6abrt
nod ser I'M 11aiid)iten Sabre in gbi=
cago ltattfinOenbel1 Sltternationalen
|Shladtpieb : Ml1sltelll1ng erbalten,
Dieie 8reiie ipl1roen geltiftet bon Ser
Union Stod CARDS lt116 Ira1rit 60,
ser 2ioe gtod grha1tgc Mationol
|8mf inns Sen Aomminionsfbaiil,ierr
bon @lup Gobinion nnb Company,
@alters nmb 9l1nbor, Meronoer,
@aro ur10 Goltoper l11to s. sc. 9ol1o.
@lrBeroem iino 5tpei @reiie aus
gelebt moroen bon Set Soma 8eei
4rob1cers Mllociatip1. 9ieic Greiie,
Sic gleidfaus in elmer freien 6abrt
na6 Gbieago beiteben, iillb fir Sic
1Sieger FOLDER Counties al1sgeiett
moroen, aus 0enen ipcriger oils so
8emerbunaen fir Sen oben bel9rie-
men &ontelt %einla1fen.
Mle a11aben inns Maoden 5lpi-
ld)e1 5ebn 1111o 1el1l15ebn Sabrcn font
nen iidl an bent &ontelt 6etbeiliget.
Ser @ettbemerb begin11t nm /. Of
1tober 1915: Bis 81 jenemsagemltf
je0er @emerber elm aalb a11qe.
|ifafft baden, 0as oil jel1em 5age nid)1
iiber adt Mo1rate alt lit. gs lollen
aber MIR &alber lei1, Sic fir Ser
Wearft beltimmt iino.
MnBerbem iin0 cine Meibe un6cre1
geltrmml1ngen a~etroffen morbel1.
@egc1 naberer Mlsfltnft mel1oe man
|iid an g. s. 8iibpp ooer Ser geres.
foro, sll1cs, Sonia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
9amfja9Mmg.

Mlen lieben Srelnben ln,b 8efann@
ten iagen mir hermit fir Sic 8ablrcide
8etbeiliglng BEL sem 2eideubesdings
ni11e nrIeres Iieben aameraben, Carl
@nlff, iopie bie 5ablreiden prdbtigen
8lumenlpenben uniercn nllfri6tigen
tiefgefiiblten 9anf. Gang bcionSers
oanfen mir Germ Srib Grant fir bet,
IdDnen unO ebrenben 3adruf, Sen er
Dem gntidlafcnen in Niiicn & &art<
ipigs Observation-Disclosures unb
nuf Dem Sriebbofe geipibnet nnb Die
gefiiblbollen 1roltesiporte, Sic er arl
ms 9eridtet bat.
R1l&.30. Sic &anncraben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

o.. ... o,,E.yc
'. u NJ Depilt=
80 - % n9 -. l ~
~ ~ ~ o maa, ll'tge ;nlll llullge Deas
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p a,a Has n.i s 1utt suuefe oa r u; Sls-
a aa1s $780, D'e m uuiaseu ple
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
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in SmQGa.

8ie mir crit geltern erfltbren, fat
Der befannte 9%apenporter 5dnger
SIM @ruenpalo am pergangenen
Sreitag cinen llnfaa erlitten, ser lei.
ne l1eberfiibrl1ng nod 0ent ct. So,
iepb's Soipital notbig madte. SSn.
folge ieiner &l1r5iidtigfeit mur7errrin
Elm leeres &elerlp6 geitiir5t. Serr
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Strabe mubnt, apar i1 letter @ode
init ser 9apenporter SaingersDele-
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gefabren. Seine @attin befirbet 1i1
bet linn. 1ie 6amilicnangeborigen
crlparten i'm al1 belttigen Sage nad)
bier 5llritd.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

- 81 itternoden. .Mo tparft
Du oenn ben gan3en Sag, Mlice2"
~ Mllslqgen beii4tigen; neibt Du.
i6 POLE mir ba INNER Wini4e, bic
mir mein Mann BON Den Nugen ablez
len 1oll!!""
SIN Offer, profsHor:
rMeine !9erren, pas i9 Sbnen bier
borsetragen babe, 1T gdnolid ein=
%panosfrei, Die refine 5atiude; anoere
@iel meroen freilid 6as @egenteil be-
bnupten!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

@7efb#
len, bic fir 9eFeH-e# Htd1t
eben als @r5ieber in getradt tom=
men, fam man CUR Npt nod etipas
leraer. Der rufIifde Mrot 81.
Wa14fpm, Der Ben grDBten Sell Ieie
nes 2ebens inter ben Hploten berz
bra4t Bat, beridtet iiber elm grunbz
einfabes uno babel lei9t or5upen.
oenoeS 8arfabren, oas lie Bel Mnn=
ben, bic our6 9iebz uno 9tpbnaffen
berurio9t mlrben, unmittelbor na9
ereoltencr 8ernunbung antpenoen.
IS beftebt barin, bop man bie Munbe
nit elmer btden G9i9t MI9e beoedt,
bic man 6ur9 8erbrenner zines
9tudes b%almnplenen ober Ieinen
Stoffes erbalten Bat, mpnaa Derz
mIttelS zines ellgen Midelparbanhes
Die Munordnber 3ufnmmengei@niirt
percen. 8on 90 8erpunoeten, bic
Sr. Ya16ton ouf bicie Meiie be6anz
oelt bat, mnrben 26 in un~perbGltnisz
maB1g fur3er yeit tpieoer D0lig gez
bellt, obne Dab cs gu elmer @iterunq
Der Munbe gefommen mar.
- Die petersburger3 Sci
tuns ny1plpoie Mremia" berihtet
Das 'WiiniIterium bes Snnern bat er=
ta1ren, 6ab Die 3iDileefo1raenen uno
Hrtegssefdngenen ii9 in einigen Gou=
Dernenents rui1iihe Mlkrtimer aez
tauft 6aben. Snosm lie lire freie
3eit ba5u allsnuBen, 8etanntfdafter
nit 2euten an5uiniipfen, Sic nidts
BON Dem fin tlerti9en unb fulturbi=
itoriiden Mert iGrer @a9en perte=
Den, taufen Die Dben beaeihneteu
Jremoen nit grober @enonot6eit
oas, NOS uniere MltertumsforI6e,
etn5eln unb in gar5en Srgani1atio>
men mii9fam 5ufammen u9en. sSn:
Dem bos Miniiterium cine lolhe 8e>
rei9erullg oes uns feinoli9en @le=
ments fir bDatg un5uldHig bdlt
oa oieie ni9t nur nit eiaem offenba:
ren 0erlui fir unfere untpiFenber
2anosleute perbunben lit, fpnoerr
aua bic ruilii@e @eidi9tspiHen:
19oft 19Goigt, Der bierburd Dent.
mailer bes Mltertrms nnptberbr ma.
lid berloren geben, bittet Der Mini:
lter Die golipcrneure nm Mitteilunq
lniDtepeit oieie Nadri9ten 5utreffer
lno, fals iie 3utreffen, nel9e Mab;
noblnen our 8erbinoerung biefer 1eb,
unertpilnf4ten Grf@einung eetroffer
iporben iin6.
Beines Saus. 5rau prob>
betm (5ur CONVENIENTLY: rMorrm
lpeinen Sic, Srdulein?"
u9ons zSargen fat Mid gegen Ser
Magen aetreten 9egen meiner
tronten Mogen, Der mir obnebin Il
bel gu fhaffen madt."
n9a baden pir's! sic 1ogten NH
bod beim Engagement, Sic ipdrer
tsrnaeiunb?|
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Seurn &ahIsr

gater, grnoer urb @rob5ater,
Se1trD &abItr
am 8ienstag, Sen 20. Suli, Mbenbs
nm $3.50 l1br, in Der Samiltentpobz
nll11g, SEQ. 422 Marqltette @traBe,
nod langem, idtperen 2eiben i'm Nlfe,
bon 81 Snbren, 1 Mpnat nnb z Saaer
ianft entidlufen lit.
9as 2ei6enbegdngniB finbet an
Srettag, Ben 80. sSl1Ii, Madmittags
Inn 5ipet l16r, bonn Eral1crbauIe, SEQ,
422 @arqlette Gtrabe, aus mad BEN
Sairmollnt Sriebbpf ltntt.
linn titles 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbe=
triibten @i1terbliebener1:
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SRI. Msinnic &abler, 9apenport,
2Dnls &ablcr, 9abenpprt,
Sran Glara @aaie, 9nbenpprt,
Srall 3aula Mutting, 9abenport,
Srau Gna 8atg, 9abenport,
See &ablcr, 9abenport,
&inber,
Srau SDbn 6iq, 9nbenpprt,
.@s sbnefter,
@arlcS &ablcr, Dnbenport.
@nitan &abler, Srner, Sa.,
8riiber,
nebif ie6s gnfelfinbern II. 8eripa,1bten.
$. 28,29,30t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
s.. 90. Sberter,
Dfft5. @etterbeodter,
MdJtnng, 9. 81. 81.

Sic iinS biermit auigeforSert iid
am 6reitag, 80. Sl1li, Madmittags
nm 1880 l1br in @iQ's 2eidenbeitat,
lungs Narlor ein5ultelen, INN Ser
8eeroigulg u%11leres Der torbenen &a-
mera0en 6enrp Stables bei5u1pobnen.
Nuf Mmrbnul1g bon
S. @idcp, Moiutant.
81. sc. Grans,
&omMan0eltr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

.8u p%erfanfen: Gin Ieidtes @elpanu
8ferbe. paiienb fir NblieferungstpNal
gen ober ionitige Mrbeiten. Madam4
fragen i'm .Deutlbeu @aitbaus" an
Der gde Der 2. un0 Scott Strate.
14.batu.
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gfieoriglte Sc11peratur lette gea6t SO
Normale Eemperat11r Fir 33
pnrdidnittride 5endtigteit ser
2ltft rs
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Gift. @etterbeo&ter.
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@dtakutd4.

@oibi 80. SSl1ni.
Sir Sllilrois uno Solpa: Iriibe Trei=
tag nl0 Samstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Mnaet8e,r fur
alrbeitsplite, gerfanfe, 8erlntte,
Wpb1ungert etc.

8iais 5n berfaufen: 1917 Mder
2 Meilen peitlib bon 8Iad@
bdnf, CUTE @cbdube, gutes @aiier.
.leidte 8ebinglngen, 8 8lpd our Sn~
ter1rban. Mad)5ufra9en beim gtgen~
thinner: 9pra 9ieberidieu, .alein'S
Nlat1 &apenport, 81. 81. 2.
3O.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

3n bcrmietben: 5 3ir1ner mooernes
.Slat; beiBes un6 faltes 8aiIer; Bab
etc. 9ampfbeisrng I'M @inter. Mad5u.
fraeer in Der Office beg Ser 9emo.
frat."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Der hAbs Rp DoM 9DNgmmnnt Der pu n8 mruhpInoxs gum a@e puuada bmbs
Eu fem uMntn am 90 B. M bn # ..'#
Yulisit George Scnsen %inspcnoirt.

Ge1tt 4Soll5e1=gppeu a11r geltrige1t
Mbcl1o pltrOe 4oliailt George Senser
ollf ltn6eltimnlte Seit ourd Noli5ei-
DEF Sans Sdrallrln bonn 9icllte ll1s=
pen0irt.
Npli5ilt @en5en lit ieit iiber elmer
@odle imirlos peridmnl1oen ltno ME.
nlun0 pernlag allgeblib leinen 9(uf-
entbalt all5ugeben. IS miro pern1l1-
tibet, oab CT bon enter @anbe il1gello=
lider &altfboloe perpriigelt mllroe
l1rr0 iib irgenowp bei 5rennben Der
itedt bdft.
@rdiioer1t S. S. &orter BON ser
Sri-Gitp &oilmop un0 Sight Cont
pa11p febrte gcltern aus @bieago, 100
CT Oem Sitbus= @erboir Dor ser Suit
nois Nl1blic Utilities gommiliipn bei-
mof11te, nod bier 5uriid. Die &pm-
million bat gegen Sen Mnlpalt g. 81.
SENIORITY BON Sen eSitbus- 2e1ten
entidieoen. Sic @eflagten boben
eine 6rilt bis 5l1m Montag er6alten,
1t1n cine Mntnort SIT binterlegen. Sim
,1aiid9lten Montag miro oas 8erbor III
Mod Sslato fortgelest meroen.
Snngf &rus. faltfcn grpfcs Eager.
sSSlr1gf Bros, cine Ser altelten Sir
men bon Davenport, gab geltern be-
fannt, oaB lie ein groBes @aarellla=
ger in Ser 5tnot g(lton, 81, fal1flid)
erlporben baben. 9as bieitge @aa-
renlager Ser Iirma iou bis sum- 1.
Ml1gltlt al1sDerfmlft lein. Sic 6irma
liebelt 11ad glton iiber l1no miro
BORT oas nell e%rlporbene @eldaft lei.
ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30

Sarrn SIT perpadten: Cine 40 Nder
Sarn1. cine NieiIe bon ben flint gden,
2ocuit llnb 9ibiIion Strabe, q. : %.
9abenpprt. Man frage por bei SDblt
Garli,t, Bbone 9abenport 1882 9 8.
25,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-30
Neue NnBei9en,
1oDeSsM1l3et8e.

Sreunben nnb 8efannten bicrmi
Die traurige Nadridt, oab unier liebe,
Batter, 8rlber llrb @ruRbater.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-06-22

Mrs. Louis Geiger returned to Utica
this morning, after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. William Ross of the Colum-
bus road.
For burns apply Hanford's Balsam
lightly.
Mr.. Louis Baker went to Newark
Thursday evening and was there in
itiated into the International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers, Newark
chapter.
Mrs. II. s. Morris of Tulsa, Okla,
who has been visiting with her hus-
band in the city, left Friday for
Cleveland, where she will spend sew
eral days with relatives.
Blood poisoning stopped by Han
ford's Balsam.
Miss Bertha Ketcham of Kankakee,
ILL.,, is the guest of Miss Sara Long of
this city. The two attended Ohio
Wesleyan university and have just
finished their first years work.
Mrs. Caroline Mitchell and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mabel Mitchell French, of
North Mulberry street and Mrs. Alb.
ner Alberts went to Columbus Friday
Mrs. French sings this evening at
Rankin hall at the Perry Hast recital
Take Hanford's Balsam with you on
your outing. 1t will relieve mosquito
bites, sprains, burns or cuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Moorehpuse and
daughter, Leona, of Huntington, w
Va, VIC have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles j. Fish and Mr.. ait Mrs
Harker M. Lybarger, departed Friday
for { autauqua Lake, N. Y.
Mrs. Edward McFeely has returned
to her home in Columbus, after a Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Wine
land. She was accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Wineland, who will visi,
with her.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-06-22

Miss Pauline Cochran of North San
where she will spend the summer
with her brother, Mr.. Clarence Coch-
ran.
Misses Graces Vickroy, Augusta
Brigode, Mary Claypool and Fannie
Fribley left Saturday for Athens,
where they will attend the summer
school of Ohio university.
Miss Ethel Poorman of Frederick
town has returned from Athens, where
she attended the annual commence
ment of Ohio university.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hookaway,
who reside west of the city, are spend
ing several days in Woodsfield, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Eaton.
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick leaves
for Newark this evening to visit rel
atives and on Sunday evening will at
tend the commencement exercises of
Blessed Sacrament high school.
Rev. Philip w. Hull, who was re-
Gently ordained deacon in New York
City by Bishop Greer, was the young
est member of his high school class
here, of his class at Kenyon college
and also of class of thirty-three at
the General Theological seminary. He
will visit Mt. Vernon in August before
beginning his work under the arch
deacon of New York at two mission
points along the Hudson river near
Poughkeepsie. He is at present con-
tinuing some tutoring work in New
York City.
Miss Helen Mayors has departed
for Mt. Gilead to spend the summer.
Miss Martha Willemin went to Mil
lersburg Saturday to play in a recital.
Master Wilson Mayors has gone to
Gallon to spend the summer with rel
stives.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-06-22

Mrs. George Givens, who resides
south of the city, went to Louisville,
o., this morning to visit her parents.
Mr.. w. P. Bogardus leaves Sunday
on an extended trip to California and
the Panama-Pacific exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Morrow are
spending the weekend with relatives
in Pataskala.
Mrs. M. E. Williams returned this
morning to Wooster, after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Simpson.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-06-22
COMMISSION
House To Be Operated By
AmiCOn In This City

In the sale Wednesday of the old
Quail mill property on West Gambler
street to John Amicon Of Columbus,
Mt. Vernon has become central dis
tributing point for the large commits
sion house of John Amicon & Brother
of Columbus.
The sale was made by Mr.. William
L. Mild, owner of the property, and
came after Mr.. Amicon had made a
careful investigation of possible prop
critics in the city.
A large amount of the wares Of the
Amicon concern will be kept stored
in the building, ready for distribution
as orders are received. Probably the
greatest item of interest to local peo-
pie in connection with the sale is the
fact that large quantities of potatoes
will be kept in storage. 1t is the
plan to purchase these from Knox
county farmers.
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Mrs. Katherine l.. Scarborough Of
West High street is spending the day
in Columbus.
mer studying music. Miss Crumley
studied in Brookfield Center last sum-
mer and later in New York City.
Mr.. Walter w. McComb of Taren-
tum, Pa, who has been employed in
the CITY since last fall with the Pitts
burgh Plate Glass Co., leaves Tues
day for Clarksburg, w. Va, where he
has accepted a position as assistant
manager of one of the branch plants
of the Pittsburgh concern.
Got a stiff neck? Rub on Hanfords S
Balsam thoroughly.
Miss Helen Crumley of East Vine
street has gone to Brookfield Center,
Conn, where she will spend the sum-
Mrs. Charles Roberts of East High
street left Friday for Cleveland,
where she will visit with her sister,
Mrs. l. V. Miller.
For foot-rot use Hanford's Balsam.
Prof. and Mrs. Vincent Metcalf OF
Gambler went to Columbus Saturday,
where Prof. Metcalf will enter the
summer school of o. s. u.
Miss Nina Fitzzer, who has been a
patient at the Ohio State Sanatorium,
has returned to her home in Colum.
bus.
Miss Catherine Corcoran left Sat
urday for Cleveland, where she will
spend three weeks with friends and
relatives
Mrs. j. H. Agnew and daughter,
Esther, are spending the weekend in
Columbus, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy Burke, formerly of this city.
Miss Florence Patterson returned
Friday from Madison, Wis, where
she has been attending the University
oil Wisconsin.
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ROR1 LOCALS

Use Hanford's Balsam for old sores.
Mrs. G. Lou Wright and son,
Charles, went to Marengo Friday,
where they will visit with relatives.
Mrs. ]. G. Heaton returned Friday
to Brink Haven, after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank e. Kirby.
Miss Florence Ewing departed Fri
day for Westfield, N. Y, where she
will visit with relatives for several
weeks.
Miss Ruth Baxter of the Granville
road has gone to Akron to spend the
weekend with her brother, Mr.. Rob-
ert BaxteT.
Mr.. Clay Emerson, a patient at the
Ohio State Sanatorium, is spending a
few days with relatives in Hamilton.
Mr.. Earl d. O'Bryan has returned
from several days visit in Coshoc-
ton.
+**Liberty Grange will give an ice
cream and strawberry supper Tues
day evening, June %, at Bedell school
house. Everybody invited.
Mrs. d. B. Smith of the Newark
road is spending the day with rela.
tives in Centerburg.
Mr.. Earl Cunningham of Detroit
Mich, is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Bert Grill, East Vine street.
Mrs. w. L. Robinson was called to
Washington, D. c., today by the ser.
ious illness of an uncle, Mr.. o. B. Les
ter.
Miss Ethel Porter Of the Mt. Yer
non hospital nursing staff left Friday
for her home in Bradford, ILL.,, where
she will visit with relatives.
For harness gals and sore shoul
ders use Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh
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Mrs. Frank Larimore went to st.
Louisville Saturday to visit relatives.
Misses Nellie and Stella Houbler
are visiting in Utica.
Mrs. al Wilson of East Vine street
is spending the day in Columbus.
Mr.. Paul M. Ashbaugh was in Cen
terburg Friday on business, returning
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Edward Quidor has returned
from Chicago, ILL.,, where he has been
taking a course in window trimming.
Miss Laura Moore of Parkersburg,
w. Va, is the guest of Miss Jean Nc
Intosh.
Mr.. Samuel Clark and son, Clar-
ence, were in Columbus Saturday on
business.
Mrs. Nettie Davis of West High
street went to Columbus Saturday to
visit with relatives for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Franklin of
West Gambler street are spending the
weekend In Howard.
Mr.. L. S. Kinnaird of Logansport,
Ind, is spending the weekend with
his family in the city.
Miss Leona Kaufman and Miss
Marie Hawkins are spending the
weekend with relatives in Glenmont.
Mrs. William Ransom and daughter,
Lucille, of South Vernon are spend
ing the day in Gambler.
Miss Hazel Williams returned Sat
urday to Marengo, after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ledger re-
turned Saturday to Massillon after a
visit with their son, Mr.. William
Ledger, East Vine street.
Mrs. o. e. Ford, daughter, JOY, and
Miss Florence Cochran have returned
from a weeks visit with Mr.. ID. e.
Ford and family, near GAINESVILLE.
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, the safe plan is to do the task which
lies nearest us and which will augur
for our best interests and those Of
others.
If success can be attained by the re-
tail mail order houses, working under
disadvantages, why cannot the local
merchant, who has none of these dis
advantages, succeed? He can by imi
tating their methods and practices. by
allowing undisturbed inspection of
goods and by polite and courteous
treatment of all visitors to his store,
thus creating new customers and con-
tinuing to supply old ones.
In certain Indiana town young
man ordered heating stove, price
$S.95. When the stove came he was
very much disappointed. The stove
was small, while the picture in the
catalogue made it appear large and or
namental. Had this young man visit
ed his local dealer and inspected the
$S.95 stove he would not have bought
it, but would have selected one for
$12 or $14 and would have got the
right kind and one that would have
satisfied his needs.
A Minnesota farmer ordered FIVE
rolls Of barbed wire. After it came
and he had paid the freight he discov-
cred that he could have bought the
same Identical wire from his local
dealer and could have saved 81. also
much time and trouble.
Mail Order Fence In Woodshed.
Another man living in village or
dered some wire fencing from a pic.
ture in a catalogue, and when it came
it was SO cheap looking that his pride
would not allow him to disfigure his
grounds with such fence, so he stor-
ed it in his woodshed and bought what
he wanted from his local dealer.
A lady in little town in Missouri