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DEMOCRACY !
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Mrs. Earl O'Brien of Mt. Vernon is
spending the week with his parents.
Mr.. N. Il. Mckinley and wife and
son, Cecil, of Akron, Mr.. William Ed
gar and wife of Danville, Mr.. and Mrs
John l.. Gilmore of Frcdericktown, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. w. OBrien and son, Earl
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Simmons, Jr., Mrs
Sylvia Mavis, Mrs. William j. Davis
and son, Paul spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Simmons.
Mrs. Flora Pealer and daughter
with friends.
We are glad to hear that Prof. Pink
erman, who formerly taught in Democ.
racy, has been elected county super
intendent of Ashland county.
Born, Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Davis, daughter
Mr.. John l.. Gilmore and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. William j. Davis.
Dr. Cole of Muncie, Ind, who was
operated upon last Tuesday for ap
pendictis, is doing fine.
Mrs. William Parsons, Mrs. Bursor
and family, Mr.. Carl Wright, who have
| been camping at Sychar returned
| home Monday.
Mrs. Pearl Metcalf of Columbus is
spending the week with her parents.
Mr.. E. A. Simmons and family spent
Sunday with Thomas r. Simmons ant
family.
Miss Pearl Parrish, who was op
Grated upon last Wednesday for ap
pendcitis, is doing fine.
Mrs. Judson Loney is very poorly a
this writing.
Mrs. Sadie Spry of Iowa is visiting
her sister, Mrs, Loney.
Mrs. Frank Laymen and daughter
Ethel, spent Saturday and Sunda.
with her mother.
Mr. Levi Bevlngton is very poorly a
this writing.
Mr.. William Edgar is putting mon
ument at the grave of Mr.. Tony POP
ham.
DR.. Dowds, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee
and son, Cecil, were callers in Amt
Tuesday.
C. X. Dowds and family attend tn
Hursh reunion in Putnam county Sal
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ely spent Sur
day with Mrs. Alice Smith.
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SEEK PERMIT FOR BONDS

Columbus, o., Aug. 1.-two appli-
cations will come before the Ohio
Utilities Commission today, in con
nection with the proposed sale of
S3,340, 900 in bonds by the Lake Erie
and Pittsburg Railway Company. The
railway asks permission to issue and
sell the bonds, and the New York
Central, which controls the railroad
interest and principal of the issue
The new bonds are to run for fifty
years at five per cent.
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". c. T. U. Meeting
(By Press Reporter)

The Frances Willard w. c. T. U.
met Tuesday afternoon with the presi-
dent. Mrs. J. w. Walker, South Ver-
non, with large attendance and two
visitors present.
After singing mo Surrender
Mrs. Spitzer of Westerville had the
devotional exercises, reading the
18th chapter of Romans. "The Fight
is On" was sung by the union.
During the business session, en-
phatic protests were made against
The Ohio Temperance Union, and the
deception used in gaining admit
tance to our fair grounds for the
purpose of circulating wet literature
of the Liquor League, under the guise
of Evangelism and the Bible"
After piano solo by Mrs. Joseph
Creveling, who also responded to an
encore, the hour was given over for
reports of the years work
Each department showed a gain
over last year, especially the superin
tendent of literature, Mrs. Mason
who reported $685. pages sent to
the penitentiary.
The Evangelistic superintendent
reported supplies sent Red Gross
for European sufferers, Hooking Val
ley miners-and cash $1O7S5.
| The flower mission report, consist
ing of bouquets, potted plants. cloth
| ing, visits and delicacies for the sick
| will double the report of last year.
The department of Mercy is doini
much good in reporting to the humane
officer, causes of cruelty to chill
| dreu and animals and with over fiv
hundred members in the county, it /
impossible to conceal cases of cruelty
1t was suggested Bands OF Mercy
be formed to teach children kindnes
to animals and birds.
Meeting closed with a piano sol
and w. G. Y. u. benediction.
Election of officers Aug. 3lst.
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Concerning the Dolomitss,

The fairyland about Cortina IL ia
miliar to thousands Of tourists Us ",The
Dolomites." Dolomite, rock com
pounded of carbonate OF lime and car
Donate Of magnesia. takes its name
from the French geologist Deodat de
Gratet. Marquis de Dolomieu, who
spent his time in 1889 ana the follow
Ing years. while his countrymen We're
busy with revolution and war. In visit
Ing this and other Alpine districts. He
first mentions this kind of rock IN
1871, and the word 'Dolomite" first
occurs IN pamphlet of 1902 describ-
Ing tour of his In the Alps about the
st. Gothard and the Simplon, The
curious point, noted by Mr., Coolidge,
Is that the marquis seems to have
paid no attention to the dolomte rocks
In the neighborhood OF his own home,
Doiomleu. near Grenoble. -- London
Mirror.
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RAILWAY SUPERS IN
CONVENTION

San Francisco, Aug. 19-The busy
railway superintendents who have
been caring for the safety and comfort
of thousands of tourists to the fair
have taken few days off themselves.
Their brief respite brings them to the
2Sth annual convention of the Ameri-
can Association of Railroad Superin-
tendents, which opened here today
Mayor James Rolph, Jr., welcomed the
railway men. Technical papers will
be read today and tomorrow. After a
brief view of the fair, their special
trains will whirl them back to their
posts.
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Look Before You Leap.

The cake she made looked fine enough
To Justify her pride,
But when we came TO cat the stun
We pretty nearly died!
She said she could not comprehend
What trouble there could be-
She'd followed closely to the end
The cookbook recipe.
1t certainly seemed strange the cake
Should turn out such mess
Unless she made some sad mistake
Despite her carefulness.
The book proved such the truth to be
Beyond the slightest doubt.
For from the simple recipe
Six pages were torn outl
Boston Journal.
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Thn Eamiliar Unknown.

Things you see every day and never
notice form n favorite topic with those
who probe curiously into our dehcien
cles The watch trick IL perhaps ar
open secret by now, and yet you may
fail In reproducing the Roman figures
that you confront In all moods many
times day. Can you describe the ms
pect OF II shilling. which | hope you
see as many times II day, or penny
postage stamp | am sure that amy
postal maiden could sell me dozen
penny stamps with the wrong head Oh
them and send me away conten,ed
And yesterday l met man who hnd
lived for years In happiness on llarer
stock hill aud couldnr tell me th'
number Of steps that led to the from
door of his own house. London spec
tator.
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! FAMILY REUNIONS

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The Watkins reunion will be held
Aug. 21, at Allie Watkins, 1 IL miles
north of Chesterville.
The reunion of the Bell-Hays fam
lilies will be held on Saturday, Aug
ust 21, at the Bell church.
The Dowds family annual reunion
Will be held at Lake Hiawatha park,
August 25. All members of the
Dowds family cordially invited to at
tend.
The Vernon family reunion will be
held at Riverside Park on Thursday,
August 26. All friends and relatives
invited.
The Lyon family reunion will be
held at the home of u. N. Scarborough,
Fredericktown, August 26.
The Horn family will hold a reun-
ion on Saturday, August 28, at the
Grove church.
The annual reunion of the Hubbell
and McEwen families will be held at
Lyons lake, Centerburg, Ohio, on Sat.
day, August %.
The Taylor-Van Winkle reunion will
be held in the Harris grove, Saturday
August %.
| The Horn family will hold their an
nual reunion at the Union Grove on
Saturday, August %
The McLain-Swan reunion will be
held Saturday, August %, at Lake
Hiawatha park, Mt. Vernon.
The thirteenth annual reunion O
the Clark family will be held at Hia
watha park, Aug. 2S.
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The Taylor-VanWinkle reunion will
be held in Harris grove, near Bla
densburg, Saturday, August 2S.
o.
The Pipes family reunion will b,
held at Union Grove, Saturday, Sept
4th.
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$**The United Prayer Band will
meet with John Crider, 652 North
Sandusky street on Friday evening at
1880 and with Phillmore Alspaugh,
920 West High street on Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
***Berlin, Green Valley and Brink
Haven M. E. churches will have a pic
mic at Hiawatha park on Tuesday,
August "a. The fourth quarterly con-
ference will be held in connection
with the picnic. District Supt. Rev
Austin Philpott will deliver an ad
dress.
%**The August meeting Of the De
mocracy w. c. Il. U. will be held Aug
81, instead of the regular day, August
2S. Change made so as to give super
intendents time to give in reports be
fore convention which will be held
earlier than usual this year. Depart
ment reports and election of officers
%
**%The pastor, Rev. S. 7. Allen
will preach at Ebenezer at 1880 -
M. Sunday, followed by communion
Preaching at Liberty chapel at 3 p
m. Election OF stewards and class
leaders at both places. This will be
the pastors la st service at this enc
of the circuit before the annual con
ference, which ,onvenes on Septem
ber /, at GAINESVILLE.
"7eThe meeting of the Woman
FOREIGN Missionary society OF the Nj
p. church has been postponed unit
August 27.
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Mrs. Grace Barton and son, Leland,
and Mrs. Rosa Grubb and sons, Rob.
ert and Hoy, were guests of Mrs. 10.
seph Ogg Tuesday
Mr.. John H. Cochran has razed his
house, and is digging a cellar and will
put on a new veranda.
Darwell Parker and family of Mt.
Vernon were guests of G.. F.. Parker
Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Tarr called on Mrs.
Charles Cochran Tuesday.
The farmers are quite busy making
hay.
Sunday school at this place Sunday
at 2 p m. Preaching at 8.
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here and apply the remedy. l want
you to come unexpectedly and catch
him In the act"
And the mother wrote back:
~ will come next Friday afternoon,
and will attend TO Samuel's case with
promptness and dispatch, as | well
know how to do. l can find my way
over from the depot, and | will arrive
about an hour before he comes up to
dinner. Let him act up and canter
around, for his time Is short
On the day Mrs Bowser wrote her
letter she handed 1t to Mr.. Bowser to
drop into the letter box on the corner.
He carried it along in his hand, ana as
he was about to mail 1t he noticed that
the envelope was not sealed.
"Huh! he grunted. Just like WON
an. This letter Is to her mother, and !
suppose 1t contains a hundred dollar
bill? Guess VIII look In ana see.
And he backed up against fence
ana read every word OF 1t. lie was
thereby put In possession of Mrs. Bow
ser's nice little plot to take him down
peg or two.
THE old woman VIII answer this In
n DAY or two, he mused' 'and VII
get hold or the answer In some way
Then we VIII see who is the biggest
man. Acting up, am |! Need taking
down peg or two. HIM! Nice little
t'eaT trap they are going to set Tor me-
Like O9 women out or loo, when Mrs
bowser received her letter she reads
ana then places 1t on the mantelpiect
or piano until she gets time to read Il
TWO or three times more. MT bowsel
had only to read II once to lay MS III
tic plan.
When the train from Okomas arrived
In the city at = o'clock In the after
noon MIR, Bowsers mother-in-law wa'
ono or the passengers. AS usual, sh'
had n Folded umbrella III one hand ant
her quaint old carpet bag In the other
she was disputlng with the hackmai
as TO the price To be PAID when mel
smiling son'ln-lnw approached with ex
tended hahd ana binnd smile. LII
not only wrung her mana ike one gia'
To see ahother' put he kissed her-yes
sir, Mr.. Howser positively kissed III
mother-ih-iaw ana that petore nrt
people!
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SHUT
Made Officer Of The Day For
Batalliun
While EnrOute To Camp AT
Sparta, Wisconsin
(By julius w. Headington)

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 1S.-(En route)
Battery 3. of Mt. Vernon was
joined at Shelby by Battery A. OF
Cleveland and at Bellefontaine by
Battery C. of Columbus and headquar
ters' detachment.
A change of baggage was necessary
at Indianapolis on account Of hot
boxes. The entire equipment was
transferred in 7 minutes. Everybody
is feeling fine.
Lieut.. Shut of Battery B. was made
officer of the day for the battalion on
the train.
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Do You Believe This7

A plumber once presented to mil
lionaire bin of 500 for mending n
pipe.
But the millionaire handed the plum
ber dollar note and said severely:
Receipt that bill Of yours In full"
"But-but"- said the plumber.
Receipt 1t In full" the millionaire
repeated. 81 used to be plumber
man. myself"
The plumber at this gave grea,
start, receiptcd the bill and handed
the millionaire 80 cents change.-De
troit Free Press.
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SHORT LOCALS

Mrs John Sailor sf Gambler left
Wednesday evening fer California.
Mrs. S. ]. Roberts went to Hanover
Thursday, to visit with relatives.
Mr.. A. Barcus returned Thursday
to Hanover, after a visit with reia-
tives here.
Mr.. William NJ. Joy returned to
'Graysville Thursday. after a brief Wis
it here.
Mr.. William Wonderiey Of Coium-
bus was business visitor In the city
Thursday.
Mrs Louis Geiger returned to Utica
Thursday, after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. William Ross Of the Columbus
road
Mr. Howard Mcdonald went to
GAINESVILLE Thursday TO attend the
national convention of the Phi Sigma
Chi fraternity.
A number of coiOred residents F
this city went to Columbus Thurs
day, to attend the sessions OF the su-
preme lodge, Knights OF Pytilias, and
Court of Calanthe.
Miss Ethel Dutt is spending several
days with friends in Akron.
Misses Helen Beer and Eileen Stu
dor of Fredericktown were here this
morning on their way to Danyille
where they will visit with Mrs Rich
ard Workman.
Mrs. Addison @. Dickinson re
turned last evening from u three
weeks visit in Sharon. Pa. She was
accompanied here by her daughter
Miss Mary Dickinson, Of New Yorl
City. who will spend two weeks II
Mt Vernon.
Mrs. B. NJ. Critchde,d went to CO
iumbus Thursday to attend the funei
al of the late Mrs. is $. Dean, The dc
ceased was well-known here, havin
visited in Mt. Vernon on numerous o,
casions.
At the NJ T.. Church this evening a
1890 O'clock the midweek w0rshi
will be conducted by the pastor. Fo
lowing the devotional hour the Aul
ust meeting of the official board wi
he held. Let all be present. for bot
prayer and business
Al, 10 ,,c pa
and Mr.. Percy MulOck of New Yor
CITY who have been visiting their pa
,ents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Muiock hav
departed for their homes and were a.
tcompanied by their mother, Mrs ~. {
Mulock, who will visit with them.
Messrs. Charles Hess and John
Hess OF Amsterdam were guests @
Wednesday of their cousin. MIR
Charles McElroy, Pennsylvania ave
ne. They went to Gaiena Thursdf
to attend the reunion of the SmiJ
family
DR.. Romans of Columbus. who hi
been guest in the home of Mr.. al
Mrs, NJ Nixon for several days, +
turned home last evening DR.. Roi
ans is the husband of Mrs, villa
Romans, corresponding secretary
the Ohio W. g. r. II.
Try the Log Cabin restaurant fl
your meals. There's no place like
for ladies and gentlemen Fran
SimpEns, proprietor.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis =, Schaus nj
Mr.. Henry Bostwick leave Friday +
trip through the west and Californ
While in San Francisco, Mr.. Scha
will attend the sessions OF the Gen,
al Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masol
of the United States and the Gencl
Grand Council, Royal aud Select Nj
ters. Al the conyocation of the for
er body, Mr. Schaus is representa-
from the grand chapter of Ohio
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HEARING CONTINUED
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HEARING CONTINUED

The hearing Of Thomas Allen on a
charge Of pointing firearms, set for
"Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, was
continued until Thursday afternoon at
tihe same hour, on application Of the
defendant.
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GLASS PLANT REOPENS

The Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. reop-
ened Thursday, after months shut
down for repairs.
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Wanted, For Sale, &c

FOR SALE..Fine, thoroughbred,
Jersey bull, months old; can be reg
istered. Inquire 100 w. Monroe ST.
19d&s
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FOR SALE-Nice acres with new
buildings, close in; very desirable.
Part terms. w. G. Rockwell tfd&s
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Mrs. Jasper Selby of Centerburg Is
the guest of Mrs. Percy wright OF
West Gambler street.
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TO REPORT SEPT. /

Kenyon college football men have
been notified to report in Gambler on
September /,
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DEMOCRATIC cAUcUSES

Pleasant township-At the town.
ship house, Saturday. August d. at
z o'clock p. m.
o
Harrison township-At the town.
ship house on Tuesday evening, Avg
,ust a., from to 8 o'clock.
.
Clinton township-At the township
house Friday, August 20. at 1880 p. m
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Entered at the Mt Vernon, o., postof.
Ac as second class mail matter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-20

sSesolutlols Of Respect, Obituaries and
Cards OF Thanks, five cents per line.
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subscription Rate-$1.60 per year
strictly n advance.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-11
BY J. w. T. MASON.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-Today's
announcement by the Bulgarian pre-
.mier Of the terms on which Bulgaria
Is willing to fight for the quadruple
entente is the most important de-
velopment In the Balkan situation
since the Allies negotiations with
Bulgaria began. The fate Of the
Turks Is now being closely bar
gained for at Sofia, and the future
development OF southeastern Europe
Is in the balance.
Only firm diplomacy on the part
of the Allies is needed to entice
Bulgaria into the war. The Sofia
government is unquestionably pre-
pared to fight for the territory II
lost during the second Balkan war,
and II the Allies fail to buy the
Bulgar armies for their own use,
the blame will be entirely their own.
The Bulgarian premier's terms are
not such as the Allies cannot meet
Bulgaria apparently is willing to
abandon It's former insistence upon
receiving part OF the Greek Aegean
coast and will count Serbian Mace
donia a sufficient payment
serbia's consent. therefore, Is the
sole remaining major requirement
which the Allies must have In order
TO start the Bulgarian troops to-
ward Constantinople. Serbia Is the
country that brought on the present
conflict. Had II not been for the
Intervention OF England and France
in the war, Serbia would now be
conquered territory and vassal
state OF Austria-Hungary That the
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THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

Serbians should show o cert9x6
stubbornness about parting WIN
territory they took from BulGar>8
two years ago Is natural, but tAN0
the Allies will permit this stubborn
ness to prevail, Is scarcely conce1y-'
able.
Italy, however, may be urging ~
Allies not to adopt too insistent ~
attitude toward Serbia. To com
pensate for the loss of Macedoniay.
Serbians are demanding that theys
be allowed to annex northern Al
bania. This would be fair trade,
because, with a part of Albanis IN.
her possession. Serbia would have:
an outlet to the sea through her
own territory and would cease To-
remain an inland state. But Italy ~
not over.pleased with the idea o.
Serbia breaking through to the Adri-l
attic sea. One reason why the ~.
man government entered the war
was to make the Adriatic an Italian
lake, and to secure a dominant posi-
ton over the Slavs that border the,
Adriatic's eastern shore. II Serbs
becomes an Adriatic power, Italy
must limit her ambitions.
Serbia already has conquered =
large part OF northern Albania. and
but recently suspended her Albanian
campaign because Of Italian ob1sc-
tons. italy, however. has not been
sufficiently successful In the war
TO be able to dictate TO her allies.
Furthermore. Italy can be COM
pensated in Asia Minor. II Serbia n
given an Adriatic holding, and X
Bulgaria thereupon sets her price
and captures Constantinople for The
allied powers.
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o'Hearp, 80: Parkview, 10 years. ur-
smia: George Kahur. 7S7 ssventeenth.
h.r shy y..l n %;sps E:ssa n
Henry Stephenson. $se Hrush. y
Mary's hospital. "a years. inquest
pending. Johanna Lsyer. isis Park
Schubert $50 siasa%: xs.s: cana
year. ccnvuisions: Nesii II. Ycung ii
Ghsrios,s; Month sfTn:ssi %,sliiNSF cy
Clellan. 1 year. cholera infentumi
years. exhaustion; Edw. Schustsr. ga
marian hospital 10 years. inquest
FORD. Mich. dilatation OF heart.
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Deaths.

Sophia vlaJkov. Highland Park.
Myra H. oSe e prs 81 Miii,a lac0r
years, colitis: Elizabeth II. BIakeiy.
snteric intoxication: Joseph Terrari,
Siiity; Ei@sr {. Wiii.f, eG 3 sarron a'
year. enteritis; Julia Monro, 147 Otis.
DRY Asburn. 1877 sycamore. 10 years,
cancer or liver; Veronica Molenda, 335
Wesson. about 20 years. phthisis pull
wssrs tabercuiosi:s e Of h No. i Gss.Gn;
G. woodward. $50 Second. n years.
Pernicious anemia; George J. Winck.
Ter. s.s congresS 90 years, cancer of
John w. KiIgour. ST Mary's hospi.
tai 50 years. complication OF ursmic
o%y Sopn oison sm sHn ss:
P,a's; q n,, year, PerI,cni,s baby Of
premature birth; Hsiiaire Roy. sss
sssss Js ~ ss ss s''f Fsrry Sl'er
sSisro. cSlidr.ns Trss hie.pisisSI 'rss
teritsi Cheney T. spaulding. i2I Col.
Andy Hornyak Harper hospitny q
psy :, Ss. fSr ronsSo p n:s
monis: William Wells. frovIdsncs
Barber. iss Sheridan. % years. car.
cinoma OF breast: George A. Grass.
ch.rI:s. '1 fw1. a :s ip SU.piss
% years, acute dilatasion OF heart:
LTdla Thompson. St Mary's hospital.
ss.sy, p:HD1 sSr dSs. i:v Nary Y
iSs%ss xs!ssy. la Beech. q years
ornWsss ss coYiss. -, Y0 siass esrt y::s
Shs9eie SndQp&rditis; AuQust Knshn.
II NAo1qnu % yeale .csrshyal honor
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Mortuary

Ds sss. xSS.IoxxsS fstH. ss q ' w.3s.@ %
Helen. Louies. wm. y. Edward.
Lilly and Dolores Dsmsky end Mrs;
from residencene3 Tiilnep-ave., on
EvanCsiicsi Lutheran church. S:ao
p. IN.
isS LSbrosss.st.. Frances L.. daush-
ter OF the late Daniel ana Mary
Donovan. beloved sister Of Julia
and Lucy Funeral from residence
Thursday. Aux. IL, ut e:46 q. M,
and Most Holy Trinity church At 0
o'clock Funeral via auto to Mt.
Elliott cemetery.
HIGH-Aug. 0, 1918, at his residence,
500 Twetfth-st., Benjamin. aged II
years, beloved husband of Arvilla
High. Services Wednesday at 1886
a. IN. at house. Masonic burial Mt
Fenton, Mich.