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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
Jm bet Mmaesenn BON
pr3embsl
Ginb iurmsr nod bsftis. Gefe4ts TN
Gan9s.
IN Der itaIisniidsn 9ren5e tperbsn bic
3uIammenfSbs bdufiger.

Wisn, 81. Wai. - Sus Diisrrtb
tbii9s ariessminiiitrirm ma6.s am
TlOniag abenb bas Jolgenbe iiber bic
gr.isniife auf bsm arisssf4aupIass
betannt:
r2lm Saan unb 0itlid bon bisfem
5lufis fanbsu am Sountas tsine Ses
isdie pon Didiist,it itatt, a6er nSro,
Iid unb fiibtpsitIid BON Der grssmpsl
Jront unb fiibiueitlia bapon, ME au9
am uberen 9nieiier iinb unuuterbros
den aGmpf. i'm Gange. Bel Strp ers
itiirmisu uniere sruppsn mshrere rui'
fii6e pOiiiionsu unb fis sro5erteH cine
ruiIijde gatieris.
.StaIisnifder ariessf6airplaB: am
Sonnias gormittag tpurb. Der Nm
sriff elmer itatisniihsn gsriasIisri Re'
eimsris auf einsn 9bsil unisrer Be
feIiigunssperis duf BEN adoarDnne
glatsau NIT itbutren 9erIuittH fiir
ben Jeinb 5uriidgsidIagsH.
.RorSSitti9 Don ponsDessic, IN Der
gessnb DON prsba5sO, periudts eiH.
feinbli@. sruppsnabibsiluns ii9 gu
peridan1sn, Il. tpurb. aber Don unisrsn
patrouiqsn gum Riid5ug s.5iDunssn-
/ I'm Der Grsnss BON adrutben babsn
Helm. G.f.4is ftattssfunbeu, Die .iHsn
fir uns giinitissn gsrlauf nahmsn.
Ssiilid Don aarfreit (gapprstto)
ma4t. Der geinb .Hsrsifd. @,rfua.,
bic 9lbbGnge bss Rem gu erilimmen.
,gn Ser 9pstbaI Grense III Elm Grs
tiIsri.s.fsdt i'm Gong.. Der ausriff
purb. DON uuiersr f4w.rsn Grtilsris
bsgonneH.
4i3ts Reues pom arisgss
f&aapIas in Grautrsi4
gu msfbsM
paris, 81. Mai. - Der am
Moniag BON arisssminiitsrium pers
Sff,niliat. Offi;isus geri4t iibsr bic
@orsdnas auf Ssm ari.ssidauplab
.ntbdIi menis 1sues. CT IGiiist pis
iolsi:
An Der g9adt pSm 80. gum 81.
Tlai bat ii& niGts Wihiis.s sr.isnst,
ausssnummsn, bab Elm ansriif Der
Dsutf&sn IN Der RGhs Don Icirs
Dam. be aOrstiO absd&Iassn pOrben
IN.
Nm Scnn.ag baben unfers Srups
pen In BEN .aabprir!b-. 6f.i4 bon
sglsusilI. St. gaoft, $50 gsfaussu. e.'
madlt.
elm 4benb irurbe bic folsenSe irsi'
isrs gsianntuiahung erlafI.n:
I'm Der 2)fsr 5rOnt BAT Gin ariilIss
riesefs4t iiaitsefuHben. Sn Der H0rbs
lid DON arras gslsseneu GegenS habsn
mir tptitsre iOrtiGriiis s,madt.
I'm Der BON SOu6s, naa GareHcp
fiihrtnbsn Gbaufss bab.n mir bi,
Mallcu Rilbk bsisBt unb bic b.utf4en
Graben. bi. iid Don Der wlibls Bis
mad Der 8uderraffintris BON Sou@ss
binSisbn. mir babsn unssfdbr 80
Gtfans,Hs senaai.
.9as .aubnrinib- ipurbe am Tsons
tag ni4i bonn Gsinbs ans.sriffsn, bic
Tsutf9sH bsf&rdnttsn iiA hasaaf, IN.
isrs gtuui su tcmtdsSirsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
6eftise Mnsriife ber ssrau'
spien
Rit auBercrSentIid srv'
BEN 9er!uiteu fir bic.
ielbeH Ha5qsf bIageR.

BEN Ver!u reH ur ptef
ieIben o6esf bIa9en.
Berlin 81. Rai. - Cas
arisgsminiftsrium usrDffsutIidts am
ROutag rag IOIgsnSs ibsr bic rsus'
fen Grsisniffe auf osm arisgsiaaus
pIas:
DsitIi6er ari.gsfaaupIos: Die
GraH5visn psriu5ten am Tsoutag.
nSroiia pOu Grras unb I'm prisftsr'
naIb, nit ftarisn 5ruppeHmaiIsr uns
iere Iront su Sur6brs5su. Bel arras
bate Der SftinS in Der pcrIsstsr Ra6t
bur5 gnIsgsn ben nsusn S@ansgrd'
Fen Surssarbsitst. mir battsH einsH
gngriff uuf uniers 2tui.n an Der
ReupilezRoItncpurt f5ront ertpdrtet,
isitSsm Der @sriua bes Nsinbss, uns
aug unieren peitsr nDrbIih befmbIt'
den Yoiitionen au psrtretten, miblun'
gen mar. 9isisr glngriff srfoIgts an
SOnntaa Radmittus. ra5bem Der
SsinO pprfsr msbrere Stunben Ian8
uriere g5oiitiOnsn in beftiger @sjis
nit qrtilIsrie bsidoFsn bate. GoHI
Der Sapfsrtsit Der baperiTbsn urO
tbsiuif6en Reeimenter purbs Der
Ssinb OoIftduSis asI9Iagsu. Ssir:
@srluite ipdrsn oubsrptOsntli6 grpB
Der einaise GrfOla bes SeiuOss i'm
qrisitsrtpoIb mar Der, Sub bic Grurs
soien in einisen porgeidoberen 9rd'
Zen eiuhrcnsen, bic nur iapa3 bets
thibtst fraren.
BET Sitsnbe tpurSe elm fetnbIt9er
TIisssr pru elmer aafsnSatssri. bsrln'
'tetu,i4OEea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
9ie &fe um %r1emDsl toben tlo6 nit
Der gro6ten &eftigteit
Nno Dir oentfd=0ttfrrfiAithfn perbiinoetrn
orimgrm langtam 9r9fn often Dor.

Company ansstauft tpurbs. Die
9aumpOlls2a6ung mar fir 5aDre Be-
ftimmt. pd6reub bic Stabli4eiten fir
Port Sal6ot bsIttmmt tparen.
Die Der aupitdn Der ,9iriana" be'
bauptet. 6atte bag unteries6oot, bas
fsin S6iff bsri.ntte, Segel aufge'
ipannt. als .s susrit bemsrtt tpuroe.
Dies psranfabte i'm au bem SIau6en,
bdb Is Elm bdrmIoiss Segslfa9r5eug
isi. gs III bies 0as srfte Wlal, bab bi:
&ntpenounS elmer ioI3eu ariegsliit
isitsns Der 9suti4sn ssmeIOst tpOrben
1T.
aud elm bduif6er 9Gm'
pier oerf.utt.
DdbreHO bss Cages purbs aud BON
aIobbs onsetiin0igt, bag Der 9ampfer
.SObOrs" i'm snsliI6en &aual Don eli
Hem beutid.n unterise6Oot Der1entt
tDOrben fci. Die gsiasung tuurbs se'
rettet
Die rSoborg' mar Elm 9ampfsr
BON 1893 5onusn Regiiter uub purbe
i'm Sabre 1899 in SubsrIunO gsbuut.
D.it.r.s User Die 3.ritD :
runS bes portugiefts
f6.n 0ampfsrs
rGpsRe.
grsit, 81. Mai. - Der 9apitdn
GOrsio 0OH bsn pOrtugisitiasu SGm'
| pier ggpsns". Der an lesten Sdmitag
Don ,inem bsutiteH llrteriesbcot 5Dis
i6sn ben Gcia9 SHieIn uub oem Sap
Giuiitsrre in ben 9runb ssbobrt purs
be uuo Der nit fetuer RuHnI4aft DON
einsm frGw1fi6en SOrpsboboOt bisr'
bergebradt rUurOs, mGat. bic foIssnben
Qusiagen ii5sr bic 3erit6ruHg istnss
S6iffss.
.QIs mir uussfdbr 65 Tlstlsn pon
uibaHt sntferut DarsH, duf Der Eabrt
na5 glieupOrt," iaste Der Sapitdn,
.purben mir BON sirsm bsutia:r llH'
terIesbout augsrufer. Gin Sffi5isr
fam an goyb uno pie; feline 2sute an,
! iidb unierer gsbsnsmittsI, ME and si'
niger S6siIe unisrer Maiainsu gu be-
mdatissn. Gr CAB urs finf RiHutcr
Seit, uns in bic 9pots gu begebsu,
llnfer Gaiff oas nit StisbaItsu fir
gsrgpert. bslabsn mar, puros sCnu
perfeutt, inbsm 9puumitbpmtsH gum
GlpIobir.u g.bradt rDurbsn.
rDir iah.u, tpis ;tpsi britifds Dams
sf.r in sIsiasr @siis p.risHtt purbsH.
Di. gsIasung bes sinsr, ~9IsuI.s"
tpurS. in Brett s.Iaub.t; pas ous Der
ano.r.u s.pOrSsn, II; nt5t bs.aurt.
Ruffifas 9rt.ss' RAD
rtHteu.
Ct. g.tersburg, 81. mai. -
Der am Rontag pom Sriegsminiiter
per1ffentIi6t. geri5t laut.t mi. folst;
.Sn Der 9essnb uOu S6auIsn
(S5aipIs), In aurIunO, balten bic
Seutiaen uni.rs CffeniiDs nit stnem
isbr bsftissn Geusr duf bic aGmpfe
nsbmsu absr in bisfsr Geseuo stusr
fir uns siiuitigsn 9erIauf.
2ln Der Gront spii9en benz QtIicu
5lub unb Der ubsren @eidisI baber
mir 5tpiI9sn Sem II. unS bem "a
Rai 22o9 Offisi.re unb 1857 Teanr
gsfdraen senommsr.
Sn SaIiSisn ntrmt bic SdIadt
am SGan Slub siusn fir uns
aiinftiseu gsrlauf. Infer. Srup'
pen babeu bic SffsniiOe ersriffeu unr
in Der lsst.n Raht ben 9ubacsotptc
csfvE .td.,td,y;tto,, ,,,,h hcA cNa.f gIlo.
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iideri. SnfOlssbsFen beurtbsiIt man
ben gon i0Dis ben Subalt Der amsrb
tuniI5en Rois rcA einem WdBftu5.,
Der pon Rem in europa iiblidsn Wubs
itabe periddsben 1T. Die bsutI6e Re
eieruHa bat F1 eahsr ibr bic Roie
aug Daibinston obioIut ni6t aufs.'
rsst. in GsssntbsiI, bic Rssisruns pa.
bic glots in aler Ru5e beantports:.- .
Cine grttGruHg Dsutfd :
lambs mitgt3ug auf bic
gsi4dbiguHg Der
.GuIfIi5br.
@aibiugtOu, D. G., 81. Rai.
Sas SiaatsosparisHsHt erIieb an
TlUutas bic foIssHSs gtntiinbiguns:
Der amsritaHiid. gotidaftsr in
Berlin msIbst, bab Der g6si bes b.uts
i5en Iomiralitdtsi!1bes, Nomirol
gebnde Jpn oG5pn 5saaaridtigt bat,
bag Der aommGrO,ar bss untsrfse.
bootss. ipel6er ben dmsri,aniiasH
Dompfer .9uIflight" 6efddbigt bat,
bi.s irrtbiimIi6sr Dsiis sstban babe,
neil bas S6iff Don ;IUsi 9ampisrH.
bic Giidsrbampf.ru d1HIia faheu urb
UOH bsnsH .irsr NIT siasm JunssntsIs.
srapbsn Qpparat cgss.riiitet mar.
begIsitet mar. Der llntsrisebOOt'
aommorb.ur bisIt bss5aIb ben Dams
pier fir sinen britiitsu unb sr Bee
merit. .rii bic amsri,a1iidas SIase. am
Ssd in Ssm aus.E5Ii5, in bsm Ct ben
gsfs6I gum Gsu.rn s.g:6sH bate.
49, L-sxfeL %-AE--
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Scr offenffpe bes aeinbes an ber

Der Sffenftpe bes 5einbes an Der
Sront bon Saroslau Bis nd6 Ras
bpmnu, in 0itlider ai4tung, 1T Ourf
unIer Seuer Ginbalt seboten tpOrberl.
.Sn Der ienfeits bes 91ieiter geles
genen Gegenb itnO am Sanitag ale
angriffs bes 5einbes an Der sSront
5pif4en 3abertpat3, 8ole9otp unb sSas
fpOrOp, ab9ef6lagen tuOrben. Sn Der
Sdmitag gla4t ergriffen unfere Srups
pen srfOlgrei4 bic DffeniiOe. On bieier
Gront md9ten mir 1000 @efungene
unb erbeuteten 80 Muf4inengsi4iise.
y2tn ben ii6risen puntten unisrer
GrOnt bat bic Gage an Samitdg feline
9erdnberung erfabren.
9ie e8irt amtett Der BENT
f4euSries sfibrung
nit Gas.
2onbou, 81. Wtai. - Dir tptrt'
fam bas BON ben 9euti4en Derpenbete
Gas lit, gebt aus bet lesten brttii9ert
gerluitliite 6erpor, bic am MoHtag
OerOffentliat tpurbe. gs beibt BARN,
bab bom speitsn 8dtaillon bss Gam
cafbire Tiiiilisr Resimsnts 403 Rann
an r9aspergiftung" lsiben.
Ser beutf4s 2anbfturm
einberufeu.
&mitsrbam, 81. Mai, iiber
2onbon. = Der 8erltuer .Rei9sans
3etger" per6ffentli6t cine Gsiteaungss
prbre fir ale WitgIieber bes 2anbs
iturms eritsr aluiIe, bic foipsit nod
nidt ein5srufen iporben finb. Dieter
gefebl BAT auf 9a9sru ni6t 9e3ug.
Die in 0eutTdlanb befinbli4en gtits
glieber bieier &laFe riifen ii4 3tDis
I6en bem 8. unb 10. Suni itellen unb
bic 8sutidsn. bic iid i'm &usIunb be-
fiuben, 10 baIo als m0gIia.
BON BEN &Gmpfeu an ben
9drbanelGeu.
aonitdhttnopet, 30. Mai,
ii6er Berlin unb 2unbou, 81. Nai. -
Die fOIgenbe offt5iele getunntma4ung
| lit am SOnntas 9lbsnb pom arisgsmi'
niiterium erlaIIen lporben:
.2ln Der 5ront, binter 9lDu 8uruu,
ma6te Der Geinb erfolglOIe 8erfuae,
uus baran Su osrbinbern, 9erftdrtuns
gen in bic 8rdbeu gu i4ideH, bic mir
i'm Centrum Der 9OiitiOn senommeu
| batten.
rgsi SebbuI ga6r ifeint Der Seinh
bamit bsIddftigt gu iein, bic 2iidsr
aus3uTiileu, bic mir an 25. Mai in
ieiHs Rsi6en gsriiIen buben.
rllnfers anatpliihen gdtterisn Be-
| idOiIsn am SountGs DON Der Grge in
ben SorbdneIIsn aus in beftige Weiig
bic fsiubIi5eu 9piitiOnsu bel SeSbuI
gabr. 2tn anbsrsn 9urften bat iif
nifts Midltioes ereiouet
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Wi6tises ereienet.
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Anf oem medli6en &riess(6allpfat
fnoen 9ef ffise @efe&fe faH,
9te aber 1t1tr bon 1t,ttergeor0neter Se:
oe,ttun8 iim0.

bdufgr g hat Fh
umg
ben
prduaa Gb bic aaFdssn
npaftnt bic brmg giub t.n hmmn.
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@etterberi6lt.

Sir SbtO. Snbiana, fesntudp
Weft 8irginien unb bus untere Mi4i'
gan: S6oHes @etter am 0ienitag uRo
UGtttpo9.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-09
4. + + + r = + + + + :
HOWARD
J. + + + + + !. !. + :. ).

Mrs. Frank Woolison, Mrs. Sher-
man Woolison and Mrs. Herbert
Ayers of Gambler and Mrs. Dwight
Warman of Mt. Vernon visited with
Mrs. G. w. Hoovler last Thursday.
Miss Zelpha Robinson, who is
teaching school north of Wooster,
was home over Easter.
d. V. Tracy was in Mt. Vernon Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Guy c. Horn, who is attending
school at Athens, is spending his
spring vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. B. Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Craft have
moved to Cleveland, where they will
make their future home.
MIR. A. f. Westrich was in Newark
on business Friday.
LIMA Horn and ]. o. McArtor were
in Mt. Vernon Saturday.
Chester Berry of Butler spent Sun
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c..
E. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY Burris of Dan
vile visited with Mrs. Flora Coleman,
Sunday.
Mrs. Anne Sapp of Danville visited
with Mrs. Eleanor Welch on Easter
Sunday.
Harley Simpson transacted busi-
ness in Mt. Vernon Saturday.
Miss, Leona and Mr.. Carl Berry of
Mt. Vernon spent Sunday with their
parents.
c. d. Horn was in Bladensburg Sat.
urday evening, instructing the Pres.
byterian church choir in their Easter
music.
Mrs. p. l.. Richardson was on the
| sick list last week.
j. r. Drake purchased Ford auto.
mobile Saturday.
Lot Norrick, who has been confined
to his home for some time, is improv.
ing.
Mr.. M. w. Critchfield, well.known
citizen of Knox county, passed away
quietly Tuesday morning at o'clock
Mr.. Critchfield was 81 years old. The
funeral will be held Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, at the M. e. church
Rev. Kerr officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Critchfield of Co
lumbus are here to attend the funeral
oi his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Body visited
with Mrs. VIM. Body of Danville, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Russell tooh
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. LIMA Horn
Sunday.
Mrs. Stella Langford spent Friday
and Saturday in Mt Vernon.
From what we hear, the bird house
contest at our school Friday after
noon will be success. Come out and
hear the program and see the birt
houses.
Mrs. Tina Tracy and Mrs. H. H
Hahn were in Mt. Vernon on business
Tuesday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-09
Saturday, the 1st day of
Nav, 1915

between the hours OF p. m. and p. IN
of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to-wit:
Situated In the county OF Knox and
Northwest Quarter of Sec No. Twenty
five (25) in Township Eight (s) Range
twelve d2) y. s. NJ Lands in Knox Coun-
", Ohio. and more particularly described
as follows: Beginning In the Center OF
the Mt. Vernon and Independence road at
9. point Thirty-two poIeS East from the
Northwest corner of said Northwest
quarter of Section Twenty-Five (25) wit
ness a chestnut Is inches in diameter,
bears s 1917 f.. SIX links distant, also q
white oak II inches IN diameter bears s.
1914 r, 361s links Distant from thence as
a starting point $. S6A p. 3O.5s poles along
thu North line of said Northwest Quar-
ter of Section Twenty-Five (25) 20 a stone
from which q gum tree q Inches in diam-
eter .t, bears n; 2SA u. ~ links distant;
W. 1870 poles to a stone in the center OF
the Mt. Vernon and Independence road
from which a chestnut tree 10 inches tn
aetfr ane thence Ssars T. 81 ~ Mss III poss nfs Sn ss
the center of said road to q stone from
which chestnut tree 2s inches In diam
eter bears 5; 4%s ". 5oh links distant;
ter Of said road to the place of beginning.
by. George Helm. county surveyor"
Appraised at Six Hundred and Seventy
Terms Of sale One third cash, one third
In one year and one third In two years
from confirmation of sale, deferred pay
ments to bear interest at six per cent per
annum from day Of sale and to be se-
cured by mortgage on the real estate pur-
chased, Or the purchaser may elect to pay
all Cash.
j. NJ. wOOLISON,
Sheriff Knox County, Ohio.
4-2,s.is.2s.S0s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-09
RUNAWAY
Automobile Caused Consider.
able Excitement

DR.. Virgil l. Fisher left his automo-
bile stand in front Of the Curtis
House Wednesday morning and went
inside for few minutes. On return.
ing, no machine was to be found. His
first thought was that of robbery and
he walked on down to Main street to
ascertain if such might be the case.
In front of Ankeny's jewelry store,
pr. Fisher saw his machine. The
brakes had slipped and the auto had
run down, making the turn nicely and
running into the horse and buggy be-
longing to Mr.. Walter Curtis, which
was hitched in front of the store.
Fortunately, no damage was done
either to the horse or buggy by the
runaway machine.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-09
Two fires
In The village Of Centerburg
Within Short Time
The Residence Of c. \.
Bishop Gutted By Flames

Centerburg, April This village
has been in state of excitement the
rast two days, owing to two fires.
The entire interior of the home of
Mr.. Clayton H. Bishop was gutted by
fire Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock,
only the shell of the home still stand.
ing. The loss has not yet been fully
estimated, but will run over s3,5OO
Insurance covers the loss.
The origin of the fire is not known
Several carpenters were working in
the rear end of the house in the
morning and might have thrown burn
ing matches into number Of rags
which were strewn On the porch and
walked away before noticing any
flames.
The fire was discovered by neigh
bors who quickly spread the news
The front portion of the house was
damaged greatly by water, the seat OF
the flames being in the rear end of the
building, where the fire first started
At about the same hour Wednesday
afternoon another fire broke out, in
the warehouse of the P. George Fuller
grocery. 1t was discovered by Mrs
Ella Hess, owner of the adjoining
building. Over 5000 worth of damage
was done. insurance covering all.
Mrs. Hess heard the explosion and
the sound of breaking bottles in the
warehouse and then saw sudden
burst of flames. She spread the alarm
and the fire was quickly placed under
control.
A large refrigerator was badly
scorched by the heat of the flames
while stock stored in the warehouse
was renderd practically useless.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-09
BRINING
May Be Removed To His
Home On Friday

Friday is set for the determining
day in the condition Of Mr.. William
Brining, who is in hospital in New
ark, suffering form injuries sustained
in an auto accident. If Brining's con.
dition still remains good by that time,
he will be removed to his home in
this city. The physicians greatest
fear is that pneumonia may set in.
Otherwise, Brining is resting well and
improving.
Another of the participants in the
accident, Michael Sullivan, of North
Norton street, who was at first con.
sidered merely bruised, has developed
slight internal injuries, 1t was report
ed Tuesday night, which may prove
serious. Sullivan is confined to his
home and is receiving every atten
ton.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-09
OFFICERS
OF Mt. Vernon Lodge Of EIks
Installed Tuesday Night

Officers for the ensuing year we're
Installed Tuesday evening at the reg.
ular meeting of Mt. Vernon lodge No.
140, b. p. o. e. The ceremonies were
ia charge of Past Exalted Ruler Jul.
ius w. Headington and were attended
by large crowd. Exalted Ruler John
j. Pfouts gave out the following ap.
Dointments, after installation:
Chaplain-D. b. Tuttle.
Esquire-H. w. Hancock.
Inner Guard-Guy Taylor.
OrganistAD. H. Harper.
House Committee. w. Hancock,
E. M. Cooney, A. j. Johnson, d. B.
Tuttle and Elvin Thompson.
Social Committed. d. Vincent,
F. L. Fox, Peter Baker, G. l.. Buck.
ingham and C. G. Hunt.
After the meeting an elaborate fish
supper was served and social time
enjoyed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-09
Saturday, the LIST day Of
Nav, 1915

Of ft said day. M the foliowinss e described LEI lands
and tenements' Tsxn.T fSsxisi
IAN those portions of the North West
& South West Quarters OF Section twen-
@ n RnoE ecsa % ono 5Ra Rsnss
Morris & Pike townships in said county az
iahds % sold ha and as Conveyed by % David Bs Brad.
dock & wife, to Samuel Wolfe. by deed
dated September the r. 1872 strikes said
the line between said two townships 15l-3
rods more or less to point where the
North line OF the lands sold by said Brad
ship line; thence South s7A deg. East Ga
poles more or less to corner; Thence s.
deg: w. lo2.s poles to the center ter Of the
Thence s. 3 deg. W. $40 poles TO tho
south east corner Of ,os ssd d TRACT; TheHSs
township line between Monroe and Pike
Townships the place of beeginning. con:
by the deed SO made by the said David
Braddock to the said Samuel Wolf situate
in Pike Township. Knox County, Ohio.
lowing described premises. conveyed by
John NJ. and Susan Matheny to Mariah j.
Matheny,. situated in Knox County, Ohio
towit: Ali that part of the South West
Quarter of Section twenty five, Town
ship Eight () and Range Twelve Q2) in
follows: Commencing on ' the township
line between Pike and Morris Townships
in said county at the South West corner
David Braddock & wife to Samuel wolfe
on the 18th day of September. A. d. 1872,
situate in Pike township; thence East
veyed by the said Braddock to the said
Wolfe 2S poles; thence running North par
allel with said township line poles more
and Amity road: thence west along the
center of said road % poles more or less
to the said Township line; thence south
beginning, So poles more or less, estimated
to contain Nine Te serss; sSr
uate in the County of Knox and state Of
Ohio, towit: Commencing in the center OF
the road running from Mt. Vernon to In
formerly owned by Samue! Wolfe now de-
ceased and lands now owned by simon
West @ rods to
line between lands owned by Samuel
Wolfe, deceased, in his life time and ST.
mon syler s0 rods to the NSrth s1 ~ Wess g
pendence road; thence South along the
ning. 81 Said s lands being @ e situated in tie
Quarter Of Section One a township sew.
part Of the Northwest Quarter Section
Twenty five (36 Township Eight ~
Range Twelve. & containing Seven and
one half acres"
Appraised at First Tract s.. 10000; Sec-
| ond Track $4,000 AS a whole 81, $1,000.
Terms of sale: One third cash, one third
| from confirmation of sale, deferred pay
ments to bear interest at six per cent pc!
annum from day of sale and to be secured
| by mortgage on the real estate purchased
or the purchaser may elect to pay all
| cash.
j. NJ. WOOLISON,
Sheriff Knox County, Ohio.
| p. A. Berry, attorney for plaintiff.
| 4-2,9, ,16, 90, sos
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John Gardner

John Gardner died at his home in
Danville Tuesday evening at GAS
o'clock after prolonged illness of
Bright's disease The deceased was a
retired farmer He was 73 years of
age and is survived by his wife and
eight children: Mrs. j. F. Colopy.
Mrs. George Fesler and Mrs. w. A.
Fesler of Danville, Mrs. w. A. Peters
and Hugh Gardner of Kenmore, DR..
G. e. Gardner of BarbertOn, c. A.
Gardner Of Cleveland, ]. F. Gardner
Of Lakewood. The funeral service
will be held at st. Luke's church in
Danville Friday morning at 8 o'clock.
Interment in st. Luke's cemetery.
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