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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23

the acreage OF winter wheat AZ against
the crop sown "A year ago. With Eu-
rope destroying when she il not con-
suming, the outlook for cheaper Gour
products is not good
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23

The Hirt in abstract has been canon
lied by Hull House lady lecturer.
Most men will agree at some time or
other that. as applied to individual
cases of their acquaintance, the euIogy
could not be laid on too thick
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23

Chicago settles one local transpOrta-
don problem by installing fresh air
cars on every train. They will be
open all around and unheated. 80 that
every patron can have seat In the
drnft and cold feet. Probably the 9th
er cars will be unquaIificdiy stuffy. but
you pays your money and you takes
your choice"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23

Although THANKSGIVING and Christ
mas are both Christian fcasts. it's not
strange that the American faithful
should about that time he deeply In
.erested in the turkey question.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23
rsesoiutio,'s OF Respect, Obituaries ans
Cards Of Thanks, five cents per line
subscription Rate-S1.60 per year.
strictly n advance.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Due to the fact that the Banner Of
fee will be closed ON Thursday.
Thanksgiving Day. the next issue of
the paper will 60 out Saturday morn
ing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23

Zuelske, Freese for Duffey, Van Vler.
ah for Cummings, Duffey for Freese,
Kelley for Van Vlerah. Mt. Vernon:
Walton for Faddis.
Touchdowns-C 2, Johnson.
Goals from touchdowns--Duffey g..
Referee-Prudden, A. s. o. Umpire
Hatfield, II. M. /.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23
FELL AGAINST STOVE

The young son OF Mr.. and Mrs Roy
q. Shaw OF West Vine street fell
against stove in the home Saturday
and injured his nose to the extent
that physician was summoned
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23
X 4. Il X Il 4. 4. 4 !. 4. 4. 4. i.
T. DEATHS .
+ 4 i. i. !. 4 !. T. r. i. i i. +
Ira Hamilton Mardis

Ira Hamilton Mardis died Monday
morning at o'clock at his home, 113
East Curtis street, after an illness of
ten years of tuberculosis. The de-
ceased was 81 years Of age and is sur
vived by his brother, F. G. Mardis, of
this city. He was mechanic by oc-
cupation and a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Mardis of Pennsylvania. The
funeral Wednesday at the home. In
terment in Newark.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23

Before England puts the clamps on
that extra tea tax her statesmen would
do well to read up on her colonial his
tory OF one hundred and forty odd
years ngo
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23

One can be neutral az TO the moral
causes of the war aud stili wish a
happier lot for the SeCvian people.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23

Reported that Villa will come to the
United States Well, It's one sure
place to hit the upiift traIi aud get
away with 1t.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23
Howard M. Tate

Howard M. Tate died Sunday morn.
ing at 12:45 o'clock at his home, 701
East Chestnut street, following a
lengthy illness of tuberculosis. The
deceased was 55 years of age and was
a molder by occupation. He is sur.
vived by his wife, Alice Tate.
The funeral Tuesday afternoon at
1890 o'clock at the A. M. e. church,
Rev. Woodson officiating. Interment
in Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23

ence."
Jan. 17-"Orators and Oratories."
Feb. 21-"Some Facts and Some
Fancies."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23
+ j. !. + I. i. j. !. !. j. i. \ !.
+ BIRTHS +

+ + !. + i i i !. \. i !. !. !.
A son was born Sunday evening at
the Miller and Adams hospital to Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Ulery Of Camp
Sychar.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23
Richard Lewis

Richard Lewis, one of Mt. vernon's
well.known citizens, died Saturday
evening at his late residence on East
Burgess street after an illness Of
several weeks of heart disease. The
deceased was born near Massillon,
O., on September 8, 1847, but the
greater part Of his life was spent in
Mt. Vernon. He served on the city
police force for number Of years,
and for the past fifteen years was a
rural mail carrier out Of Mt. Vernon.
He is survived by his wife and three
children: Mrs. Maynard Grubb Of
this city, Mrs. Charles Mears Of
Johnstown and DR.. Fred Lewis Of Ak
ron. The deceased was a member Of
the Odd Fellows, the Knights of
Pythias and Joe Hooker Post No. 81,
G. A. r., which will have charge Of
the funeral services. The funeral
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the late home, Rev. w. A. Clemmer
of the Presbyterian church officiating.
Interment in Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-11-23
No. 8 MONUMENT SQUARE

Entered at the Mt. Vernon, o., postof-
&c as second class mail matter.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
Sic gcr,ualtuua OcS 2iitrifts Columbia.

Sic @errGer Os &onNreTcS pcrbanoen nl tnlner MI %" ~
prdientnntcn 0s 9ttufts Columbia. is bdnoelt nb oornml: %aS Tr
cine geoierunqsform ioa Ser Oifrift crbohen2 Die Antmort p1erohf
lit ourdbuus m6crieoigeno; einige imo fr cine lelbldno1ge %errpnlntn0;
onoere minidlen Die Sortiebunq res gcgenpdrtlgen SpncnS. use Que
2oqe eeaenmdrtie legt, mab Ger &ongreB cine Sdlttc Der Ius9doeH lto
Der giutft sic unoerc betrciien. Gieic &egertngstorm l1enf oelcn
monoenebm al iein; penn 0lrd Elm 0crortiges @tnnlhen oeS &on9releS
ieeu Sic Biiraer 0cs 0inritts Golnufa III ibrer 6rctbet Denadhelpel
NScun man sic Sude uon Scr onOcren Scte bfrodtet, nB mon
suQebcn, DB sic QcQemuGri0c &erput1mgsform fr Den EltrHf opn
qrnBen Seqcn mar. AS Dor mgcfabr 36 Sobren unler S1lfrlf Son'
ferott onfinOigte, grfif ser &ongreB bilfreb elm, lnoen er ole @ulTe
ser @eiammtfoitcn pu beircien ih crbot. 9err Glatlln unterbWfefe III
gomen Der Gntrifts gelegoru benz &ongrcB-Sonltte. Dos 1b nut oeH
gitrifts Anaelegenbenen befoBt, einer langeren 8rnt, IN Dem CT reNf
bpmcrfensmprc TorihIdqe modt. Scin @unih get 0obiu, Dob Der
SmareB I'M Gu1rife cine @obl unberurncn noge, IN Der EN- )eoef
9urger iGn Gro oOr Gonro ors5uorIfen @degenDctt 1opcn lou va
rols fGrnte man Damn itIeben. Oh Sebltpermohung oMer ne ge9enpor
tqc Icrmoltmqsforn beneben inGte. GieIer Sorldld9 0es 9errn elo1
lin ideint at ait rn mo olrftc I'M &pn9reB SerufFbttgune tinoen
guf ioIde @eHe muroc Die Mebrbet Die nn5unebmenoe 6ornl beltumtnen
oeois ipQte ser GonoreB Sen 9Irgern Os 9ifrHts 5uporfomnen- Sic
3ufrnft miro fderld) 0de Mngehgenbeit ms Hetne brtngen. NW Seiplf
bermoItuna, Ionie 0e @al61no .9ulb= %erpahln9 baben Sor unO Ndp
tee Sofpntih miro Elm geiunoes llrtel Oi1e &pntropere 81 clnent
baNgeu, belize SeHen beireO9enoen Abhluie brln9en.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
.Gdliua6en @erein.

PIN 3ienstag, Den 2. Nopcmber
biclt Scr Shmabcn=&erein in @p.
8oBnlonns %ereinSiaol Nonotsper
iommIung ob, bel Der Serr &orI
8rolln Den Goriis fiibrte. Der Ser
einsiefret1r, Scrr &c. Dies, beiorgte
Do5 H~rotofoq.
gpm 9anlenberein oes oeutid-
amerifonilhen 1914-'t5 @ilfsfo-
mittees lag elm Sdrcibcn Dor, in Dem
Der Shmobenberein gebeten piiroe,
iid) an Dem groBen 8o5or 5t beteili-
gen. Gieies Griuden milr0e oabir
ollgenpmmen, OaB Die &ereinsfalie
Der Shmabcn cine finon5ielle Sci
ltelier 5u Dem 8a5ar Ieiiten miro.
Den Witglieoern niiroe es unmogIif
ieilL aftip Ooron teilnebmen 81 fon.
men.
Den &ranfen lpuroe Die e%efp1bnli.
6e unterltiieling bemiaiet. Di(
SdDaben beidIoiien, ont orittct
Sonntag 5. 80. elm Auiterr0iten in
2ofule oeS @errn Gltgen Braun, @e
orgia Apanue (8rigbtmooo), 5n per
anifolten. Gin &omittce mnroe er
nalsnt, Ole oiesbesiigIihen &orberci
tlliaen 81 treffen.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
Die 9ruhibitiunsfraae in @ai6inaton.

SdIag / llbr perfinbetc on poriaen Sanstag ole St8ensbeboroe mr.
@trtitoften 0e 0amen oeer, Die ibc @elhore metertuDren olrfen.
Die gnaohl 0s @oriubres lit nht eero0e beoeuteno reou5tert mproen;
lmo bod m16eu I'M 2oufe Der lebten Sabre cine gon5e An5obl Slrt'
{taften geihloIen, man fonnte fft Iagen, Die Sdlte. 3pelfllos maren
Die Qrobibitionfnen aud in uu9cr Stoot tldig on Der Arbetf. De
Gntfrnung Der eiuaeInen @irtihaften pom &irden rno Sfulen mlroe
bis ouf ell 9fiafaehr gen1eial GeindidR gepihers NeleonSqnQnep-
fhoffen preofaen Sonnfdg fir 5onntog ben Sanpf gegen geriee ee-
trGnfe. Ole @rcife geboroe crflGrt, fe bGtte oos Gro imo Gontro Der
Gin8eInen maeborf, ermoqcn uno ihieBIid elm geredtes, unbceInrluB-
ties lrtefl in jeoem Safe geiproden- @robptionSpropbden pertunoen,
0aB Dieaeidt idon I'M fonlmcnoen Sabre &ofbm9ton etne "trofene'
Stn0t pn miro. Stunt es miro 0eAn bod ELL Stud Arbeit forten, bs
man Die 27t g8irtltaiten in uniercr Stoot miro idleFen f0nnen. llnier
gSreluO &. s. Srpan bnIt I'M Ndttenpeten glGn3enoe &eoen uber Die
eiup1flbrenoe &robibition. SIN gon5cn Sonoe ftno Scitc all Der Arberf
Die Dem Golfe BON Den ldredliden Snlgen Os Mlfobos cr5oblen. Dbne
9fneihI fam Ser Afobol SdIimmes 3ertigen, ob nr Damn, menn Der
unpernnnniqe NeenIb (Der Mnerianer lit aud Elm Menih). i'm I'M
llebermoB aeneBt. Bic @robibitionifRn tdten geuiB pid @les, menn
fe i5ren 3uborern uno Anbdneern crflaren moaten, Dab le0er Men1b EN-
berminfiqes @eien lit uo ais ioIdes naes III red]ter Meile genicBe. Sn
Deienl 9un0e Der Sreibet ioate en jeoer TIM ourfen, mas ibm behebt,
iobalo es i'm &o6nen Ser @eiebe geihebt &e fommt es MN. bob man
of oteie &eie oos, mas Der Mueritaner ais Dos bodNte prept, ole
gSreibeit-, nit euen mol lnbermdiidtgt Taft bel Oielem &ontpt in
Die 9robibinon? @er bic Augen oen bot, ueB. Dob bee 8epe9ln9
BON gemiien Observation-Disclosures uusqebt, Die ib Der &elt befannt
MAIDEN moQen.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
Der WaIfamfriea.

Serbien iaf5t Inter ser croridcnOcn g1oht imo s1drfe DER Central
mGfte lmD ibrer Gerbinoeen. Gem ierbidcn 5eerc bleibt nnr nod
menie @aum mf eigenen @ebictc Sm Sample Frl; hao miro eS lid
IN frenoes @ebiet 5%urid5ieben nienL 0cnn Die oeutih olterreifilhen
iupie bulgortd turHiden 5ruppcn ridcn INNER tiefer ms Sono nor.
gsulqoriens Sampler teben bercitS Dor Sen @efcigungcn Der Staot Still.
Sic ouBren Setlngsaperfe 0eHr Stobt mcroen jet tidttg belholen.
Ia6 Den bier einqelntfenen 9eridtcn 81 urtclen. beabHbtgen Die Gert
ider, oas Scrbenbeer in cine Tale Su trebcL mn anf oieie %cilc Dem
Spel Elm Gnoe 5u MADDEN. Die Serben aeben Ih amf midtige miltori
lAe Steaungen 5uuf; faas cs om 3entraImdd9ten 9eingen lcltc lie
bier ein3ufongen. Damn mIrocn u6t MIR Scrbens StretthaHe, ionbcrn
audi Die Nrenule Ds 2an0es Den 5iegern III Die @dnoe fouen.
@~riedenlnno mill lid ndt berbeiaIen, bus Nnerbieten Der aaiierten
5u occeptieren. Sebt baden Sonbons 0iplonoen Den @redcn ndt rur
eine Snidl, ionoern cine gauge @eibe pon Oepn id1pinnenocn Gro
iniden I'M Negniiden 9feerc Deriprodcn. Aber es ideint foft uls pcnn
Atben felt oarurf beteben mill. Neutral SIT bleiben. 81 enem Bulletin,
0as am Afontag i'll &nbington uIsbin9, fonnte mon ungefobr folgcnnes
leien: rcrietenIano mil nentrol bliben; oaS golf OuNeit lit cbenio
me in Mrnerfa. fr SreOen.~ IaS grediide &abinets mill lid nud
nihts einreOen Ianen; mhbin oTrte Die pom ben Aaierten it Iunacnl
erboffe SHfe Nun bod mirfHh alsblcIben.
gSns Hlm1nen 81 tun geocntt, WeiB nan nod nidt lidcr. ScHgc
IagesbIGter beuttcten bon cncnl groBen Huienhecrc, 0oS 0lrd) Gu-
m1nien Ben Mcg nMb Serbien nchmen ma-. Nis Onhin l6eint Der ange-
meloete ruiiidc S1r nod teinen gnat 6unl Sprung nod oet Bofal
aemad)t 51 baben-0er grObartge Grfolg Der GentralnGdte, D.. h.
0ertihlonos nm0 Oeerreidllngarns. nnadrt penn ob einen gang &c
multigen Gin0rud auf Die nod neltrolen gultonl1nocr. Us mare Selbt-
moro, tpoaten iib @riedenlano mo MnmGnien nod Jest auf Die Seite
Der Aaierten idlagen. Serben lit ihon becgt uO ieine SerblnOeten
MAIDEN f5 lmnotge Wube, ibm nod bilhreid beiSnforingen. GS miro
bal0 sur Seuung Ds 8afons fomn1en, lm0 Tolls @riedenlonO l6 Hu.
n1dren ibre Naitralit1t beuobrcn, meroen lie idlerGd bem 6rcbcns-
fhluB nit l@r nlsgebcn.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
aMs brm |ereiusfreileu
Trancn 6ilfsberein
Scs 0.s4. 1914s'15 6iIfsfDmitteeS.

Mpntog, Oen 1. 9iooenlber, perol.
itaItete Der 9onren. 9iIfsperein in Den
R6unlen Oes SGneerbunO- G(ltbbnit+
les einen 9~artenipicl g(beno. SGmmt-
lihc Glide moren bciebt, sur aroBen
Sreuoe Der Oomen. Serrlidc Ereiic
fomci sur &erteiluug, Die Den glid.
liden @eipinncrn ii6erlih grOBe
5reiloe bereiteten. @inem aomittee
Der Domen gebiibrt Der 0duf filr
Oieien erfoIgrei6en Abeno.
Dos aomittee inter Dem GDriis
uon Srnu Mortin @ieeouo beitett
aus ben 0omen 6rou Vi. 2iusbat,
Srcu Sunel!u.. Srou SMEeihert,
5rou 9cpper, Jrou Doing, 6rou Oc.
'8ruin. S,ruu 9ortbcs, iyylu 9titos
IoitS, 6rou i. @ieeonl, Srm uf
3yrou Stride, gsrou arnsd.er. Sinii
gollcr, sri. 6. 9in3bad. sSr;. Clio
Ghpor;, sri .. 2oiini. SRI. re.
oelcr unO SRI. 9. @ieerio.
sfm 6reitnq, Den 5.9eopentber, Dem
eriten @riinbitngstaee oes 0omen-
nereins OcS INSTRUMENTATION
t9t1-'t5 @ilfsfonittccs, fin0et
9(benoS 8 ltbr in Der 51ngerbuno-
bale, 314 e Str. RS, cine Sc
neral ScrinumIline Oes SCREENS
it1tt. Mitglicoer ulO Sreunoe iinO
beroIihit eingeIoocn pol31bliq Su CT
iheiuen. Scoermaun iollte mlBeroem
nod onoere 9etonnte mitbringen
mn lie oltf oieies CUTE @erf oufmerf
lom 81 MAIDEN. Inter Ben &eoncrn,
Die fir oieien @6eno in 9tuslidt &c
itellt limo, befinoen iih Die @erren
Or. 9artbelme uno &olfner, ionic
Sri. Gnitn Shobc. n Der Gintritt
lit rel.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
Ninrift 40.

Sn &orl SommeIs @olc periom-
melie lid) omt Montog Der 9iitrift
4t0. 0ie notpen0i9elt @eidGfte
mitr0en 6eloret.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
SanbiGaer itets b%urratig!
W.hIerfa

$50 Center Warft II. Is Giggs Marft
Die einsisc @erfnnfsitelle fir edJte
GanbjGger.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
,,@ercin NnNern."

Montag Mbeno, Sen 1. Nonember,
bieltert Dit Mitglieoer bes &ereins
9apern in &orI @ommeIs 2ofal ibre
monatli6e 8eriommIung ab. Ser
8oriiBen0e legte Den Mnipeieloen Die
9itgelegenbeiten oes &ereinS Dor,
iiber Die bonn Sic MitgIiebcr perbon-
Oelten. God GrIe0igung Der @eiddf=
te erfolate &ertagung.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
u9Snihinntnn Sid MeLief.0

Mnl MontoQ; Sen 1. Nopemher,
belt Der u@oibineton Sid &elief" IN
@p. @oBmonns 2ofnl, 705 Siebentc
Str, Die iibliGc %eriommlllng ob.
Die @eid1fte morcit balo erleoigt,
wOroilf man 5itni 9emiitli6en Seil
~ilberging.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
Armimins 9pae gsr. 25.

SIN Relten Waionic Gempel bntten
IN Ietten Dienstag Die Mitglicoer
Der 4rnlinius 2oge So. 25, S. U. q.
VI. Wtonntsiitune. 9saG 9eipred)uag
Der geid1ftlihen a(neelegenbeiten
lhlaB Ser Weiitcr Die &eriamnlIlri0.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
nSmfcl @rGiia 9amen.@sreinn

Sn Den &Glimlid)feiten Dcs SGll-
g~erbrno Gllibbouies p~eriommeltc
lid ON Ntittppd) Abcrio Der OnfcI
Srdiia 0amen-%erein. @egen Dcs
SIR ielben 3eit i'm eroBen Scale OeS
Gltbbouics ltottfinoenoen &pnsertes
bceiltc man iih nit Dem grleoigelt
Ser @elh1fte.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
,,Scduifcr @erein".

Die Mitglieoer Oes Se6nifer& Scr
ems fonben iid an Wittmod Abcno
inl Songerbunh @lltbbolts CUR Mp-
natsperiommlllng elm. Gs lugen nibt
beionocrs piftige @eih1ftc Dor.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

Gbriitiaa famber's @asenbitters.
9as bette @ittcl gegen llmberban-
IidDfeit. 75c bic Tlaide. 900
tie Strahe W.-@.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
&~criammlmnsen Der fpmmenOen

-
@pdc.
MDntas:
oSGngerbuno" 9ireftoriirm, ii,
&r. 314 6 Ctr. N.-@.
vGliGlicr %erein~, in 705 Giebente
StroBc N.@.
Sicnstag:
uOnfcI 9rdiia @ereniisungspcr-
ein", IN 3f4 6 Str. N.-gS.
uDeutidamerifanii6er unteritiit
nnasperein", in 705 tie Str. G.-@.
uglrbeiter &ronfen= uno Sterbefai-
ie~, in 922 ga. Npe R.=@.
MittiuUd:
uSerein Saoen~. in 922 $50. slpe.
Noromelt.
ySGngerbltno 9amenperein" ii
314 6 Str. N.-@.
oNrion 0omcnberein" in 314 e
StraBc %.-@.
SOnHerstag:
uSrauen @ilfsperein~ 0cs Delt-
ihen @aiienbauies, IN Ger NnitaIt.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18

and the water costs SIS per acre
first payment Is cash, balance in
IS years without taxes and | con-
slider the taxes alone the greatest
saving to the home seeker. The
land is black loam mixed with a
little sand making it very produc-
tive and easy to work.
The altitude is about 5000 feet.
1t is very fine for small grain. IL
will make IS to 20 bushels Of wheat
per acre. SO to 100 bushels Of barley,
60 to ll0 bushels of oats. Potatoes
Weld from 400 to 700 bushels and
this is the finest strawberry section
in the state. This is also a fine
range country. Grass-fed cattle from
this country have taken first pre-
MUM at the National stock show
for the last twenty years
There are coal banks all over the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18
Denver, Col
MARcH Is, 1915.
Press:

lMARBlE HUI PREss;
Gentlemen: | would like to write
a letter thru the columns OF your
paper to my friends in Bollineer
county. who have asked me to tell
them in regard to the country here.
I have purchased l6O acres OF
land in what is known as the
Twenty Mile Park country in Route
county. which is situated on the
MotIat railroad in the northwestern
part of Colorado.
The land which | speak Of is state
school land and sells from s. to 81
per acre, lilo cash payment and the
balance in Is years without taxes.
This Is some Of the best land in
Colorado.
The land is all under irrigation
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18

teacher in viii Mavfield College for
the following reasons:
First-l have been sick the last
week and think | should have med
ical attention.
Second-The work is affecting my
nervous system, and | do not feel
able TO do justice to the students. |
am sure that it is best for me to go
home and rest
| desire this to take effect at once,
as ! am going home today on the
northrbound train.
Thanking you for your many kind
nesSes and favors shown me while
teaching here. | am
Very respectfully,
KATHLEEN Pool.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18

country. so one doesn't have to buy
fuel Also, plenty of timber so
building material Is reasonable. The
land lays on the west slope of the
Rocky mountains. 100 miles north
west of Denver and is in the heart
of the famous steamboat country.
Best wishes to my Bollineer coun-
ty friends will write again, if this
misses the waste basket.
Yours truly,
HARVEY GRANT,
1858 Market Street,
Denver, Colo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18

We, c. A. Sander as president, and G.
B. Snder as cashier OF said bank, each
of us, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
C. A. SANDER, President,
G. B. SNIDER, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this thirteenth day OF March, A. D.,
nineteen hundred and fifteen,
Witness my hand and notarial seal on
IL. $. the date last aforesaid. lCommis-
stoned and qualified for term expiring
February "a, 1919
W, X. CHANDLER,
Notary Public.
II. A. TAYLOR,
Correct Attest: f. W. CLIPPARp,
J. V. SLlNKARD,
Directors.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18
NO iSlg
Official Statement of the Financial

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condition of the Bank of Patton at Patton,
state Of Missouri, at the close Of business
on the 9TH day OF March, 1915, published
in THE MARHE HILL PRESS, news
paper printed and published at Marble
Hill, state of Missouri, on the 18th day
of March, 1915.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18

We, William F Hahn, as president,
and johnson Smith, as cashier Of said
bank, each Of US, dosolemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best OF
our knowledge and belief,
WILLIAM F. HAHN, President.
JOHNSON SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this eleventh day Of March, A. D., nine
teen hundred and fifteen.
Witness my hand and notariaI seal on
IL. $ the date last aforesaid. Commits
stoned and qualified for a term expiring
January I, 1879
HENRY NJ. KNOWLES, Notary Public.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
Correct Attest: z. A. O'KElLEY,
CHAs. II HUFFMAN, >,
Directors
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18

county oi hoanCNf,
We, c. NJ. Wilmer as president, and
F. NJ. Wells as cashier Of said bank, each
of Us, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best OF our
knowledge and belief
{. NJ. WrTMER. President.
F. NJ. WELLS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn To before me.
this eleventh day n March, nineteen
hundred and fifteen
Witness my hand ana uotarial seal on
IL. :. I the date last aforesaid. tCommis-
stoned and qualified fora term expiring
October Il. 1916 CHAS. O. HoBRS.
Notary Public.
RoBERT DRvN.
Correct Attest , J. J. CHANDLER.
SAN J. MCMlNN,
DirpctorS
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18
Miss Pool Resigns

To the Honorable Board Of Trustees
Of Will Mayfield College:
hereby tender my resignation as
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-03-18

condition Of the Bo.llnger County Bank
at LutesviIe, state OF Missouri, at the
close of business on the 18th day OF March,
1915, published in THE MARBLE Hill
PRESS, a newspaper printed and publish
ed at Marble Hill, state OF Missouri, on
the 18th day Of March, 1918.
toECDT-pHEE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09
scnd Gcrmnn Momnn DO rrlson.

London, oct. airs. Louise 3. g.
Herbert, German wife Of "a British
pastor at darlington. has been sent
TO prison|for six months rs u SPY
Outwardly "a slauncn British subject.
IL was proved that she obtained from
her servant girl information concern
.ng q munitions luctorl, and moreover
made sketches OF streets where troops
were quartDrcd These activities, toe
gothcr with The fact that the address
| SEES OF "a number of Germans were
found among her belongings, brought
about her conviction.
had been entrusted with the dissent
nation Of this promise had the de-
| sired result. Gut last January ana
February, moro especially iu March
and April. when the allies had begun
TO attack the Ddrdnnellcs in real earn
pst tho reserves uf these Intermediates
ceased 90 be- of value. Exaggerated
reports of entente victories mflamed
the Imagination o. the Armeuians, uud
In many ports they rose in revolt
What has happened since then Be-
stll an unwrttcu chapter No news
papcrmen are allowed 10 visit the af'
fcctcd districts aud reports from these
are altogether unreliable. Tho reti-
conce OF the Turkish government can
not be- looked upon ne q good sirr
however especially when viewed ir
Y the lisht of what the German gov
eminent has been obliged to do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-09

slandercd as a child OF SIN, aud Is
regarded as being without n auth
GRITTY In the sphere OF morality" The
manifesto continues:
1T r. not true that Christian
thought which threatens 90 destroy
and grind into the dust our incumr
parable and supreme Japanese ma
tionality Is now spreading throughout
an classes. Truly his Is a sign That
reveals the spiritual downfall of the
Japanese state II there is in us "a
drop OF loyalty 60 the emperor how
can We be Indifferent 10 the pfcsump-
tions Of these heretics2 The true fol-
lowers of our national saint, Nichtr-
en-. perform his vow iH which ho
said. 4 VIII be O. pillar o. Japan. ]
will be eyes for Japan. ! Viii Dee the
great ship of salvation OF japan
The tract concludes with q trumpet
call ~ protect the nation by O. deeper
study aud truor practice uf Nlchir-
ems doctrines