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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

can over a Democrat providing Re
publican is on the eligible list. There
is no use being mealy-mOuthed about
it," Here is another admission to
the people of Ohio that man can
play for votes in campaign and be-
come as bitterly partisan in Office as
he charges another in campaign by
whose defeat he would profit
1t is not often that a people of a
commonwealth have such spectacle
to witness as the people of Ohio have
in that of a governor whose admins
tration has dropped in public estima
tion in three short months as that of
Frank B. Willis has dropped. The
words were those of the
Office hungry; the official acts are
those of one more bitterly partisan
than any he accused ever thought of
being Youngstown Vindicator.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
BACK TO THE DAYS OF MARK
HANNA

The action OF Governor Frank b.
Willis in demanding the designations
of members of five public admins
traitors on commissions has an aspect
more sinister than the mere spoila-
ton of public service, In his action
is seen a cleyerly masked raid on the
Public Utilities Commission at the
behest of the privately owned pub
lie utilities of the state, II is a
known fact that Governor Willis has
been trying to avoid a general pa
tronage sQuabble into which his de-
mand now casts him, but he had to
yield TO the pressure that was
brought to bear upon him, His CON
nection with those who exploit the
public service corporations was evil
denced early in his administration
by the influx of those who represent
the privately owned public utilities.
lnthe legislature, which IL was prom
ised should be free from executive
interference. bill for the regulation
of public owned utilities, even to the
point of obstructing their work, be-
gan to make their appearance. Bills
there were also in behalf of the pri-
vately owned companies, Signitican-
ce of the direction was given in the
seeming right-of-way the privately
owned utilities were given in the leg
islature, and the case with which the
hearings We're gained for any meas
ure that might tend to cripple the
rights of the people of cities to con-
troll the franchises which they might
issue, or to curb advancements of
certain interests under unhindered
municipal ownership.
Free reign, given to the lobbyists,
registered or unregistered, i'm their
Onslaughts on the members of the
legislature, and the absolute indiffer-
ence of Governor Willis to their
work until il became a statewide !
scandal, gives further proof of the |
way the administration has swung.
The public utilities commission is |
the one barrier between the people |
and the privately owned utilities un- |
der an administration which was cleo
ted obviously to play the game. |
Early eXposuer of the plans to per- |
nit a raid on the public utilities |
commission, and the suspicion that |
deal had been made to turn this |
commission over to certain political |
manipulators and statesmen for rev
enue only made impossible to pro-
ceed in direct line. The general at
tack is intended to hide the real pur
pose, while at the same time it de-
lights the heart of the partisan exc
Cutive.
With the hosts of labor and the
organized manufacturers protesting
against any change in the admins
tration of thp WOTIympn'S comnpDga- |
tion law, the governor can gracefully
withdraw his request for designations
there. The agricultural commission
is already ripped wide open and the
commissioners will be legislated out
of office in ninety days. The civil
service commission is even now pass
ing over the StyX, and the liquor Ii
cense decentralizer is now up for con j
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

When Willis rallied to his stand
ard certain questionable support dur
ing his campaign he did not follow
the advice Don't start something
you can't finnish"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

Two years a poor boy worked in a
quarry in Athens county in order to
defray the cost of his keep and to
pay his tuition fees at Ohio Uniyer-
sity at Athens. Last May, grown to
manhood, that boy was appointed by
former Governor James NJ. Cox as
trustee of the institution, and in June
he appeared at the annual commence
ment, proud and happy His pres
ence was impressed upon the pupils
as an object lesson to teach them that
their opportunities to rise lay within
themselves. Last week Governor
Frank B. Willis withdrew his name
from the Ohio Senate and nominated
in his stead, one, Hopkins, chairman
of the political committee in Athens
county. No cause was officially pro-
mulgated by the chief executive, but
il lies upon the surface for all men
to see. 1t is not partisan, because
the removed trustee is a Republican.
1t is because he is Arthur Johnson,
editor of the Columbus
which paper, Independent
in politics, did not support Willis for
election last November
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
FERTILIZER LOBBY BUSY AT
STATE CAPITAL

The old fertilizer frauds may be
re-enacted when the Republican agri-
cultural ripper bill becomes a law.
The fertilizer lobby is on the job day
and night demanding that the ripper
bill be passed. They are tired of
giving the farmer a square deal.
They prefer the old conditions that
exist before Judson Harmon came in
to the State House. They want the
Official Bulletin suppressed. 1t ex-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

Governor Frank b. Willis has a
gain issued a form of pleading ask
ing the lobbyists to please be good,
and stop wineing and dining the leg
islators. This may be all right Off
the registered legislative agents, but
the female hokers who have been Inn
ported, are not registered. II be
comes the job Of the legislative agent
who is registered to make certain in
Productions and the game is Off.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

There is nothing in the last elect
ion which gave the governor control
of the civil service nor has there been
any declaration by the people since
they first declared there should be
civil service When the chief eXecu-
tive dubs himself as captain" of the
civil service commission he is brazen-
ly overriding the law. He could not
be more subject to criticism should
he demand the resignation of judges
of the supreme court who might diff
fer from him politically.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
BIG FOUR A.
Registered No. 4465-and
BLACK FRANK
Isaac e. P. II. Brandon

Farms Miles East of MONTEzUAGA, O.
Also one ROAD STALLION, sired by
''Actonward'' (3) 2:15A with two produce
ing dams, at $1,000 to insure.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply
Little Musterole

And MUSTEROLE won't blister like
the old-fashioned mustard-plaster. Just
spread it on with your fingers. 1t pen
etrates to the sore spot with a gentle
tingle, loosens the congestion and draws
ont all soreness and pain.
MUSTEROLE is clean, white oint-
nent made with oil of mustard. There's
nothing like it for quick relief for Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Group,
Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Head
ache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism,
Lumbago Pains and Aches of the Back
or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruis-
cs, Chiblains, Frosted Feet, Colds on the
Chest Git often prevents Pneumonia)
Nothing like MUSTEROLE for croupy
children
At your druggists, in 25c and Soc Jars,
and special large hospital size for $2 So
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse initations-get what
you ask for. The Musterole Company.
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

Governor Willis is having a terri
BILE time trying to get favorable pub
LEFTY, His original bureau was
found insufficient and unsatisfactory,
so he had a post made in one of the
state departments for an extra man
paid by the state, and had him try
his hand. Failure. abieet and miser-
able, resulted Now there is to be
another bureau established and tried,
willis is learning that ii is easier to
win by deception than to keep the
people deceived.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

sideration, There is left only tho
public utilities commission which
Willis dares not assail In the open
and this general play for reslgna-
tions is TO get control Of that body,
The people OF Ohio are but little
concerned about the political make
up OF the administrative boards but
they have "A right to know what is
meant by the palpable attempt to IL
legally gain control Of board or
ganized for their protection against
wrongs by those who under the law
enjoy special privilege
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16

poses short weight and fraudulent
mixing, Strange as Il may seem
these lobbyists find many of the far
mer legislators willing listeners TO
their tale OF woe. Democrats are not
voting with the fertilizer lobby. The
new ripper bill is likely to be worth
many thousands of dollars to some Of
the fertilizer companies. If they are
inclined to practice fraud. Nine out
of ten of these chaps voted against
Harmon and COx-Ottawa Sentinel,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-04-16
lakes LAMENEss OUT.

After a hard days work if you feel
lame, rub on thoroughly Hanfords Bal
sam of Myrrh and the soreness win soon
disappear.
The evening world., 1915-10-14
VILLA WILL PROTECT
AMERICANS PROPERTY
General Denies In Telegram That
He Authorized Confication Of
Mines or Cattle In Mexico.

Ell PASo, Tex. Oct. la.-Villa, in
a telegram from Casas Grandes.
denies he has authorized conhscation
OF American mining property In Chi
huahua or elsewhere. He adds he will
not permit American or other foreign
ers In Mexico, or their property, to be
harmed.
Confiscation by Villa representa-
tives OF foreign owned property In
chihuahua State was said to have
begun Tuesday. Letters purporting
to be from Sylvester Terrazas. Sec
rotary Of State. are said to have been
received demanding the abandon
mcnt OF mining property and cattle
In favor OF villa officials. No direct
reference was made by villa 10 the
alleged demand upon the American
Smelling and Refining Company to
coin money for the Villa Government.
II was reported the company was
given until Oct. ID TO comply with
the alleged request. The smelters
are closed, 1t is understood, because
Of insufficient fuel and unstable con-
ditions OF employment
The evening world., 1915-10-14
ST. LOUIS RACED HERE
TO BEAT new ORDER
Second Cabin Passengers, How
ever, Are Not Sent to
.. Ellis Island.

After speeding up yesterday and
reaching Quarantine last night at 8
o'clock, in order TO avoid possible en-
forcement OF tho Secretary OF Labor's
new ruling compelling all second class
passengers TO be examined at Ellis
Island. the St. Louis OF the American
Line lay In the bay all night and
locked this morning at o'clock. The
order having been held in allegiance
until representatives OF the several
steamship companies can have a hear
ing In Washington, the second-class
passengers, 299 in number, came
ashore at the pier. as usual The 3is
Storage passengers went TO Ellis
Island
Among the l52 first cabin passen-
gers was Mrs. Henry Morgonthau,
wife OF the American Ambassador to
Turkey. Mrs. Morgentbau kept her
self shut up In her stateroom and a
stewart on guard to prevent her be-
ing interviewed said that he was act
ing in accordance with instructions
Of the American Consul at Liverpool
The Hon. Kiujiro Okaxaki, member
Of the Japanese Parliament, was
among the cabin passengers and con-
firmed the statements recently print
ed that Japan Is now furnishing Rus
sia with ammunition In large quanti-
| ties.
The evening world., 1915-10-14
FIVE JURORS
CHOSEN TOTRY
n. \. DIRECTORS
Counsel ipf Defense IN Exam
ininr 1alcSmen. Dwell Upon
Clients Responsibility.

The trial ~ the tsu furmsf sirsc.
tor snd too present df.Ctors - tue
Nee iork. Nsw Iiases and HAT
ford Naiiroad was continued a.. DAP
before JUG, Nliiiam u Hunt in tho
fsasfai bIsiub Couu
Three iuf1rs ~oro chosen sest.r.
DAY ENvfy one ~ the twelve a..
PENDANTS may chaiienE. one juror
The Government attorneys. James
" Osborne, u = Bates aud Prank
N H~Acksr. alsn have t~elye chAl-
Lenses - even n the bos h hlled
" may he rmpti'i ana hlloi aud
,mpt.od again before a jury 10 swofn
and Mr Bates b,glns % DAY ana .
bali speech On which be- will tell how
the prosecution means 10 prove that
william Rockefeller. Charles 81
Pratt. L. Cass I,edyafd and the
others. worth together well over half
billion dollars. consplred with
criminal guilt TO monopolizo the
transportation facilities Of New Eng.
land
The active work ~ the blE lawyers
during the selection ~ the jury has
been put on Delaney Nicoll On the
faces Of the accused milllonhircs and
on those Of the lawyers there was
the utmost expression OF satisfaction
as Mr.. Nicoll mingled with his queries
persistent Affirmation % the utmost
rospec stability, the high reputation.
the social ominence OF the very dis
tinguished, very rich gentlemen on
trial.
The four tentative Jurors so far se-
lcctod arc:
M. l--DANlEI, FLANAGAN. retired
dry goods, No. 40 Manhattan
Avenue
No. MAX HARTMAN, commission
merchant, Hotel Wellington.
No. 3-ALBERT ". MELDEN,
draughtsman and builder, No
306s cambridge Avenue Bronx.
No. I-CHARLES r.. GLEASON OF
No 1853 West Fifty-eighth
Street, Iewelry broker.
No. b-GEORGE Is. RAYMON. No.
1850 Webster Avenue, the
Bronx, manufacturer Of pipes
The evening world., 1915-10-14

RID STOMACH Of
ACIDS, .SOURNESS,
GAS. INDIGESTION
Tapes Diapepsin" makes
upset stomachs feel
fine at once.
Acidity, heartburn, belching,
pain and dyspepsia
just vanish.

Ti..e NJ In five minutes all stomach
tietsess will 70. No inc isostion. hsArt-
bHA aeurnsss or belching of gas,
scis or eructations OF undigested food.
20 ais.insss blostins. foul breath OF
pspe's Dispspsin' is noted for liz
spsed 10 regulating upset stomachs.
u u Tie. susest. quickest and most
certain Indigestion remedy In the whole
vQgld, aud besides II 10 harmless
Millions Of men and women now eat
theiS fsvofite foods without fear--they
knew pspc's Dispepsin will save them
Iron any stomach misery,
Please. Tor your sske, get . lsrss
iifty-esat ease d Papes, Diapspsiu
from any drug store aud put your
stomach right, Don't keep on being
misessble-life Is too short-you are
not here lsay. 80 make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and
digsst II; enjoy H. without dread Of
rebellion In the stomach,
Tapes Dispepsin belongs in your
hone snywsy, Should one Of the lam,
ily eat something which don't agree
with them, or In case Of On attack Of
indigestion, dyspepsia, gsstritis OF
stomach arrangement st daytime OF
during the night. Il is handy TO Civ,
the quickest. surest relief knpwn.-Adyt
The evening world., 1915-10-14

s,fs.asR seuimi.s si.sif ts.essg %
k<,~< iusIsso.a seHsshsi So a.
90 = neigIsas a. sscsurfsf ~ rfsaf
slTa1sgif iulIssfaf.fs has asrHffss LEI
So ~. saf fissirs HsfN.s 10 see
trG . oesussaas sftsusri 10 sisH go
isrrs oisffaas snd Ausi .tsH o. 81
caaoA go tsias sssuasrfsd cunfln .
ssliy asstisn ess,.sss pfif.rs $50
flasnus shai n sfn ~ pass .ias 40
rsafs saoea-sfu f.sistAnas. sssa $50
inssruf nsatrfs 90 srreasi % 80
alfflouitiss whlrt co. muunfainHlf
assnirF pf-sssts .. tes issaasf
70 ssfhlans sgs sssiitns q nui.
ssrien sftaat tstsssn gulrt rufi. anf
sfrpmnsa. nsaf fhe ufsfk hHffrf.
fsss ssf.ei ss sfisnfi ~iu D. nsas
a. cot 81 this f.oisi ths faiirusd hs.
tw.sn Haionios ana Nish snf in an.
s,cipatisa a surt e. movement thsf
have sonc.ntrai.a huuisp tn this
sisirict
Usoflcial MESSAGE from Hons a..
ciar itaiy 10 about 10 ssnd feops 10
- ~ NANAtNffNf NNNNAH ~ - NNHAAAAA
e nosniA ana Herzegovina. anBsssd
b, Austria a few Ysaff ESQ. Great -.
sr-s 10 Gel, here that itsi, has not 81.
rsey esFun 20 par,icirs's an the
balkan sspedi,ioh
The DAILY Mars correspondent a.
eaionica declares 1000 FULL equipped
Buisarian troops deserted Into hou-
msnia rather thaa fight the serbia
Vie Same eorrsspondsn, sdss
shss the Ere, French infantry
sssinsnt hss reached Serbia from
esierles. being greeted wildly 80
" entered ssebisn ssrri,sry. ..
Cen. sArrall. commander lin chief Of
the French forces In the Dardanslivs
and Orient has arrived In saionioa.
being siven a cordial welcome by the
civil ana military authorities and by
tie people of TIA city.
klss Nlehelss N Msntsnssro
10 quoted IN Psris .. HAVING de-
slsrsdi -Ws ere fiphtira In the
sasmys territory. We are ready
ED We fssr Wethina"
me offensive begun by Austria all
s,esg tho MontsneTrin front has been
sspuised and the military situation "
~ 10 be satisfactory.
The evening world., 1915-10-14
SMALLEST REPUBLIC
sllUTts GREATEST
syniA - An3uus Cm9fsialais
rrollen' Nnsn on Neutrality
snd seloi ADk

Nf.sfinss ffaW 80 Ir-sissai -
40 Nuitt 80 aiissi fisrutlis a. the
ifssldsnt IL ths safids nfeatssi
i'isass srrer' 100 congratulations a
fhf sltisn sIfh ~hirh 800 have ere.
saftsi buuf nsuirauty uuf aanlifa.
lon tur guuf ~huis hsar,sa r-llsf
500 Iu iirlElam and uaf sinssfs %,
Fafd hsraHss n ths spis aaid It'd
tfnss uufs b"uf psupis have asns IN
ed ths countries noe 90 Saf"
THE 49, ths suLstAnss % . maa-
sas' ssut bl Ii.ffe Foni. ~ ndie u
Andsffa. a. President NoodrOS WI.
san. ShlCh iaSrunco Grant. . pas.
ssnEsT 90 thr 'hirhsu ~ tho ffenuh
Llns. brought today
Anduffn. iuratsd on the south slops
- the ~ renee hstso-n fTanus aud
spain, has been an independent stats
sinc. the year 10. IN chArisinasbs
iimU II 10 nnli ten miles Ions by
seventeen side, nnd has a population
~ 5000. It, President, 90 kyndig. n
'lorisd every -four years by vote - all
the people aud lives IN an official resi-
d.ncs known - the White House
President FONT. hearing that Mr..
Grant was touring In Andorra recent
ly, sont Tor him ana entrusted 70 him
The message 90 the pr-~ldsai Of The
United States
The evening world., 1915-10-14
Pans Admits fur Drive, Ahead
10 Remove Menace ~
lens. IN France.
GAIN N vOsGEs. TOO.
Allies Declare They Are Taking
"Ihe Irapele" Works In
Desperate Fighting.

pAitlr oct ~ strong German
forces have ATTACKED tgr French lines
around suuches and Vimy A vo,
lent bpmbarimcnt preceded the In
fantry attacks which we're renewed
from time 10 time and desperately
carried out The Germans succeeded
IN penetrating some % the trenches.
which had been badly shattered by
this shellh. hut. according 10 the
French official statement. issued last
nisht. were roDulsed everywhere else
with heavy losses
tThis nghting apparently In an At.
tempt by the Germans 10 remove the
menace against Lens. which 10 don't.
mated by the Heights " vlmy. only
four miles away. nov held by the
FRENCH
The text Of the communication FOL.
lows:
The enemy renewed to-day with
strong forces his attacks 10 the north
east VI Souohez against the wood lie
Bots en- liache, to tho east Of the
road from Souohez to AnKres against
our positions on the approaches TO
tho i've highways on the crest OF
vimy. against tho small fort pre-
yiousIy taken by US In the Givenchy
Wood and the neighboring trenches.
Despite the extreme violence Of the
bombardmont which preceded these
attacks. despite the desperate nature
VI tho renewed assaults. the enemy
was able to psnstrsts only some parts
Of the trenches In the oivsnehy Wood
which had been completely shattered
by shells Of heavy oalibrs. Every
where else we conserved all our POSI-
tions and repulsed the assault Of the
Germans. who suffered very heavy
LOSSES.
ARTILLERY actions OF particular in-
tensity are reported to the south OF
the Somme, In the sector OF Lihons; IN
Champagne. 70 the north OF souain
and Massiges; In ArSonne. to the
north Of La Haraxxe and between the
Mouse and thu hoselle. TO the north
OF Fiirey.
In the vosges we dispersed by our
nre an enemy attack against our po-
sitiona In the Valley Of La Lauohe."
The afternoon statement told Of the
heavy bombardment by the Germans
10 the northeast OF souchex, ana an
infantry attack which was com
pletely repulsed. II also claimed the
French were making progress In the
oarthwork near Tahure known az
"The Trapeze."
The Belgian Official statement reads;
THE enemy artillery has displayed
much activity along all tho front,
bombarding Furnes, Pervyse, Rous-
damme, Caeskerke, Reninghe. Noords-
choote and Ostvletoren, Our batteries
retaliatcd on the cantonments at st.
Pierre Capelle and Bulchoek, They
dispersed groups OF enemy foot SOL
diers at divers points ON the front,
A minor Infantry attack was easily
repulsed by our fire."
The evening world., 1915-10-14
B R 0KE HIMSELF OF
SMOKING CIGARETTES q
A st. Louis Man Broke Himself Of
Smoking Cigarettes and Chewing
BY Simple Home Remedy.

Harry Riska, . well known resident,
living at 20l6 S. 18th st.. broke him
self Of the cigarette habit and chewing
with a simple recipe that he mixed st
home. In reply TO the question a. 10
what he used he made the followins
statement: II used a simple rscips
which I mixed at home and whisk 4
as follows, To OF. Of water add 20
grains OF Muriate Of Ammonia, Q susl
box Of Varlex Compound and 10 IN
Of Pepsin. ! took a tsaspoonful three
It for you at very little cost.
"This recipe can be taken youyuDif
or given secretly 10 another In oel1eo.
tea or milk OF In food. e Il hes -
taste. color or smell and b pertsstly
harmless. "-Adv. ~
The evening world., 1915-10-14
Peifogfai Claims important
Victories m Oalici1, Near
Roumania Frontier
ON OFFENSIVE AGAIN.
Cars STAFF Fails 90 Tell Of
ltepulSe Along the I'm
tire Line.

LONDON, Oct ID -Acsording 20 a..
Vioss nom retroETsd the position II
the Russian srmies In growing better
every day. the Csar's troops having
resumed their striking power and
placed the Austro- German Invaders
on the defensive This IL especially
true of the southern front In Eastern
ualleia. where the Russians have
piaroed the last line Of Austrian de-.
lenses on the stripn River. near the
Houmanisn frontier
II 10 believed the cars victories In
this sector will WELD a powerful in
fiuonoe over the RoumaniAn people
snd may bring them into the var on
the side Of the QuAdrupls Entente.
An official report issued by the Rus.
sian General HEADQUARTERS In Petro-
grad late last night told Of numerous
Russian victories and detailed a mar
vellous charge % Russian cavalry
through three lines OF enemy trenches.
saberlnE tho defenders In them. The
report was M follows:
"on the western front In the Riga
region we captured a German hydro
neroplane. On the front Of the Dvinsk
region enemy attacks we're repulsed.
An engagement west Of Iiioukst ended
IN our occupation OF the heights
nvi th~esi Of this village. The Get
mans attempted TO recover the po-
sitions lost but failed. The cannonade
continues on the whole front. The
Germans repeatedly attempted TO re-
establish their positions south Of
Lake Demmen. but after suffering
severe losses gave up. East Of the
village OF Gavrantsky the Germans
twice attacked us. but were repulsed.
Notwithstanding the violent Ger
man fre our troops crossed the 18TH
mus between the iakes south Of Ores
wiaty.
South OF the Pripet. on the left
bank Of the styr, the enemy was dis
lodged from Alexandra farm and the
village Of Observation-Disclosures, We
captured i've officers. 200 men and
two quick arsrs.-
I'm Galicia. In the Stripa region,
our troops, developing their success,
seized the village Of Vasniouvtohit.
The engagement here. as well as In
the region Of Gaivoronka. captured
yesterday continues with the same
Intensity,
apart OF our cavalry sortlsd
from Gaivororka without BEING
perceived. deploysd rapidly along
the front and threw themselves
on horseback on the enemy's lines
with self sacrificing courage. The
cavalry crossed three lines OF the
srtrsnehsd enemy, putting him TO
the sabre. After some Irregular
6rina the enemy took Hight"