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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29

ncltcIlcn oclttiden @orlt6lGsc lit inSeIz
len npd nidIt befnnlt unb iclblt @raf
sernItprff lit uod nicft henachricGtiet,
nb Sic bon i'm fiirslicb an @rlltVhell
Se5 2luslp. Slrltes Ieiller Gcaicrllne gcz
nlatten Gnlpfeblllngen oll9ulontmell
lrprocn Iino.
Sic gage nit A9 critic.
PIN Gora6eno Scr aonfcren5 in cSu@
arcs murne befarnt, oaB Sic anterifaz
nilten Sffi5iere initruirt Iino, Sen
@erlud) 81 macherL militariieGe 9laue
=8um 3uIamnlenluirten Scr amerifuniz
icecn unb merifal1ild)en Sruppen eeoerl
bic @illabannen ill cntiperfelt, sucldle
Die 5beilung be5 n6rolidcn MEcrifn
5mileflen beibe Screen eit1iGlieBe1.
slilaenein 9elprpefell, lplten Sic Sc
nerale scrtt nno Sllniton Sic 3uliims
lnlh1s 5ereaeHs sn eenteiltininsiH Gorz
se6cn entlana aetpiiier sinicr erlon<
gen. g5 miro i6m geiogt lrerben, oaB
Die Ger. Staatcu lif llid)t nit sem
blobcn @erIprecfen 5ufrieocn geben,
Dob nod Dem Rilcf8ug Der slncrifaner
als Wcrifo feline amcrif. @rcnsltdbtc
nnscgriffcn lueroen ionnern baB ser
Mildslg nidt friiber crfplecu lpcrne,
al5 bis ifrc slufgobe erfiillt lei. Sc
frii6cr Sic Nleritonet oufrichtig nit
cer g'rpeSitipn 0cribing fpppcriren.
!tnlIn frilhcr ucroc nicie slufsabe ere
fiiIlt lcil1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
Tran50liide &eitrotn bel &eronn ideiucn
erid0pft 81 iein.
9ie gtaot, lamt 9sariier Nelomn0, bon oen Giu=
tnobnerm uerlaiiet.
gritildcs sdladtdf giuiiea i'm Wlitteluleer ;erl5r
@abridcinlid, ct,ua 1875 Mann ertruufeu.

Sic bcuidn Staten" @nganbcrn audi au ser hphet m
bciB Sa6en ci @atboot 9oggrbanf scrn ub
eincres gap 2onpn beanprd] bagegen 3crl1rlra
enes beuldcl II goptes. Neb1upnb be
linn fr Babnim lnb Selhnarjda ren bcbaupte bab Tic
nerbridt stcsfana aebt eb gna
lanoer BEL Gaaia, Is aReen aana 4scdlagcn Sb
500 @ann anpaacre poanalbig augcrbcn aeaaaer ser
Rt in bie Yanne gcbalcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
Oicgifanild,es.

Sic @cnerqls sfpnfercns.
gI Galn, %. april. Sic eiene~
ralc Scott uno Sullitou trafen 6cutc
gbcno s llbr bier ell llno 6icltcu cine
gerathlne nit Sen, luer. &onul Garz
cla, Inn oas 9atlm scr eritcn &rnfe=
rcn6 nit Sbre9on feitslltelen.
@cneral sllparp Gbre9pn, Scr
@rieasminiIlcr Scr Gefacto= Meoicrllna,
hc9lcitct bon anoeren merit. Genera
len, lit ldon beute @prnlittas i'll ,Suz
ares ein9etrpffen.
CD III b Ii ;, Y. al., IS. Slpril.
Gnua Sic SoGlfte scr bier itcbenncn
Splnaten 6oben Marichorocr ii6cr sic
@rcn5c erbalten, tbeils I'M Sen. Ser
Ibilla Sll rerltarfen, tbeils nm oic 325
aleilcn lan9e Gerbinoungslinie SIT
Id)crll. @lebr ols Gin Megincnt &aualz
lcric miro mprsel1 Bel Snge5unbrud
iibcr sic @ren5e eeben.
9Sieocrlage Scr 3opata@
81 9iebellcn.
= q | Wt / o, 2o. Nprll. ,Sn
ciner ShIad|t 5pilcten 5000 3apatae
|Gebellcn llno Ser fonItitlltipnaliltiithcn
slrmec nabe Ser Stabt Suraea lpurnen
Die 9tebellen nit einent Gcrllit bon
500 Sphten llno uielcn @erlulruoctcn
cpcr @cfan9enen aei6laecn Sic
Sdladlt pduerte 5 StunoeT, lppralf
Die S9ebellen ms 8ebirge flildlteter.
6, = 0. 2S. slpril. Sic @}cncrilc
Scott lmo 6unlton nit ibrcn slonltau~
ten ltattcteu beutc 9'ad)t Sen 05cnerdlcu
Sbregcn, Sreoino lmo @apira III Sllne
res ibren SeIlcb ob. Sic merifanilhen
@cncrdle reroen BEN Seiud morgen IN
l@l Golo crlpioern uno Damn miro Sic
aonIcrcnS i'll Suarc5 be9inncn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
|Statal nno Sing Gbtpurb Z. sluBerOem
lipnroen 35 allbere britilde arie9slbifz
fe bon peri6iebenen alailcn 5ctit0rt.

ipliroen 35 allbere britilde Arie9sid)ifz
fc bon perI6iebcnen &lallen Sctlt0rt.
@citere S6iffspcrlulte. c.
Siii5iell miro abcr olcb Die geltern
erfpl9te Gerlenfllng eilles bertlden
II 9ootcs OIL Ser britiidcn Gitfiiltc
beridtet. Gin Gffisier lnb II Iann
Der @elabllllg ergabel1 ii6 uno lpurben
gcfangell.
9erliu, %. slpril. Sic oeutide
4Ibniralitat sibt bcute befannt, baB
#beutl6e &riessidifie in ser giaht bonn
%. slpril bei Ser Gosserbanf Elm
grpBes brittle DIES 8 a d1 :
Il diff scrltDrt nnb einen Sild)e
Danpfer als Erile ei1lgebrad]t baben.
9pnoon, %. slpril. Ser britiidc
Sampler vSrouitrp 4O4o sonne,,,
lpnrOe bon eirem 1l1lterleebont perlenft,
tlpclebes bieg6iffsnan1idaft 100 0seiz
len pom 2anbc i'll offeuen Sooten nerz
lieB. Sic Wannldnft pl,rbe bonn anez
rifal,iiden 2i,,ienbampfcrSinlano ouf~
gcpicft. Ser Sinlauo NOR ant MittlpodJ
pun 2iperpool mad, Sem Yorf abgele-
9elt. Sic Snolitrp ipurbe 1883 in
8elfait gcbaut llnb eebDrtc cincr Mbeez
berei IN 2iperpDol.
gerlin, %. slpril. Gffisiell pirh
bon Der belltlcben Nhnriralitat beute
ansefiinbist. bob brei peutid)e sleros
eeiterrl 81 9onlben alT bas ruIiiidc
Shladtlbiff .Slapa abgeipprfen baz
ben. Me6rcrc Sonber lollen gut cin~
geiehlagel1 baben unb 8euer auf Sem
sd!adtld)iff lpurbc ocutlid beobad)tet.
(9ie Slapa lit elm Shlabtle)iff bon
1870 Spnnen, has I'M Sabre 1904
ferti9geltellt nurbe.
9entltbes s a Ii cl b ont ncre
lcnft2
9pn S on, %. slpri(. (t:45 llbr
geadrn.) @ritiid alntlin iriro 9ez
1nelbet, bnB eil1 helttlebes 5allt6poi
ll,,fern Der englild)en @itleefiiitc gum
ginfen sebraht lporben iei unb baG
Is Osann ser geIabllng gcfangcn &C.
nortmcl1 ipprbcn leicl1.
8ie es nod ipeitcr bciBt, erfolgte
Sic eriuabntc 3erltDrlng cil1es belltz
lhcn Sa1dboptes bl1rh ctllen britildcn
lSilrbcrbampier. 9ns Salldbppt lp(l
5ipei bpllanbilc]e 3un1pfer Silnt palten
|gcbracbt babcn, als Der Sil6croantpfcr
eri6ien, lpelder bclpaffnet lpar nnr
nit Ictaten crlteu Sdnlb A @iann &C.
tootet ltnb NIT bcm 5ipciten SduB ba;
saudboot gum Sinfen eebrad1t babcr
|loll.
Sos 1oudboot lpll bon ncleiten
Sup eelpeien fem llnb cine Sciabl1ne
BON 60 Marn 9cbabt babcn, lpelde
big arf sic IS, sic gcfangcu 9enonls
men murbcn, lunfamcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29

eoeltlu llll DucIeH S1aDffDe1l IN Der
criminals 9eldaftigeu strabe s4pz
iclle lmb 1laec o'Mrmes bcrridt polz
liac @erlaiicnbcit unb Stillc, sic nur
bin llnp ipieber bllrd] bie il1rebtbaren
Grplplionen aI5 gsirflng Scr sroBcn
@cldiibc nnterbrocben lpirb."
Ser pffisielle acknowledgements be-
last: uGrcianiile bon 9epeutllng eab
es 9eltcrn 9fnd)t OH ser Gerbunirpnt
l1idt, nit slusna6ne 5eitlpeiligergpn1z
barbcments allf Mnocpllrt lnb gsnes,
loipic cincr aepiiien Ibatisfeit unlcrer
i@rabensel6iiec bel GcDucnille, lpcitz
lid BON Gpnt a = Mpllilpu.
SransDIiide 5licgcr machtcn Gon<
nerstas 5ablreid)c auftansriffe. Gin
bc,ltidcs slerp lrltroe abseldbpIlcll nnb
slrei ailbcrc sltr MotDianbung ges
slplingcn, lanbetcn iebod9 innerbolb ser
oeutlden Sinien. Gin lran5Dlildes
2ltft9eldlpaber bpnbarbirtc Bic Gilenz
babnltation bnl1 2d Marcbc llnb lparf
Is Son1bcn ab.
9ritild dc g hl appc IN
@9rptcn.
@crlin, 2S. Mpri. Ser pifi5icllc
tiirfilcfc @ericbt BON geltern nelbet sic
Gernicbtltng bon 4 britiiclcn Meiter@
i6lrobrpllel, etlpa 500 Mann, in ciz
mem @cfedt am %. 9lpril ,labe
Gua Ia, ctlpa 25 Meilen Di1lit) bon,
Sue5fanal. Gin Gberit, elm Maipr, 90
|Gittmciltcr unb 2elttna1ts, 257 llnz
nerlpllnbete ll11b "a periplnbetc golbaz
ten ipurben gefangen. Siirfild)c aae
|melreiter llno arabiihe Srcilpilliae BON
Mcbina 5eihneteu ii6 in bielcm Sc
feebt aus.
Gin feinblihcs Iernplange1dipaber,
6eliebcllb aus 8 Slu95ellselL ariff an
%. Slpril Guatta ar, Inn Sic Miehcr=
lagc 81 radcn llnb mari etipa 90 8on1e
ben mtf bas 9olpital a6, iiber nem Sic
@enfcr Sla9ge lpcbte. Gin britilder
l1nb Sipei tifrfilc)e peripunpete gplba@
ten purSen gctDbtet llnb 5irei sefaneez
| nc britiicbc Splbaten perlpunbet.
Siirfi1d)e Ierpplane lra1tcn Johann
erfplgrcidc Nngriffc auf eiM fcinblibcs
ariessidiff bel 81 aantara unb alli
Sic Gods in Sort Saib. sic tparfen
1ou6 @pmben auf sic fcinoliden Eager
sipilcbcn Sort Saib rnb 81 Santa
To ab.
@om eccfricg. q
9ritiides cd lad til6iff
,rmb ei II 8 a If ld}if fnerl en- t
2onbon, %. 9lpril. 9as britiibe
5dlacbtidiff STU / e :, has Slaggs
| litiff BEG sbnirals Sremalltle I'M Mtz
telueer, lit allf cine Iine seltoben llnt
| lsell1nfen. 700 Mann iillb screttet unt
etlpa 1877 iperben rcrnibt.
Ser offi5iellc @erid)t lailtet::
us. sc. Grbiff Hlilcl, &npitdn 8tn
@plpben Grnitb llnb sic Slagge, bes
Nearabuiral Sremantle filbrenb, iticf
geltcrn I'M Mittelmecr auf cine Wint
lnnb ia,1f. abmiral, aapitdn, "a Gffi.
aierc unb GIG Mnm lpl1roen eerettet
unb ctipn 124 Offi5iere llnb Mann=
Ibnften tperben bernibt."
9sclp Dprf, %. Ipril. llnter &C:
|mDbn1idlcn llnltanben trug Ser Muiie
1850 big 500 Mann. Gus Sdiff ipal
|t4,400 Sonnen srob, leit ben Sabr,
1908 im 9ienlt, nit A SlpDlfa6lligen
|12 lerbs5Dlliaen, 12 fleir,eren' @eld)ii
| ben llnb a SprpeOprobren armirt mi
bat ctlpa $5,ooo,ooO eefoitct.
1 Ser 9llllel lit bas elftc britiid
| S6ladtid)iff, bas ipabrenh BEG &ric:
i ges bcrloren 9ing. Sic anbcrcn iparcn
4 IMubacipus, 9ulmarf, Sprmioable, ST
'lrcliltible, Goliatb, Srillmpb, Maieltic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
&apitaI u,tb slrbeit.
@arbeiter 60. beipilli9t
Streiffprb 5 c ~ llg cn.

y D y Y .. Z ID ~ ~ g
Streiffprbcrungcn.
+ Gbioago, 2s. slpril. 3ie 3abl
Ser streifer in Sen Sinbfd)mtrabtbeie
Iunscn ser brei 6abrifcn Der Snternne
ticnal 5artelter Gp. bot licb bellte auf
etipa 5000 Mdrlncr lu1b Mabcbem nerz
n,cbrt.. Sic @nuptiprbcrllng lit Der
9 st,1noentas nit bcmlclben 9pbn
ipie fit 10 gtunben.
Sic So. lieB bclitc sa6ntittag Elas
fate anldla9en, rorin lie Sic 8eipillis
gnng bes 8 : Stunbenta9es bel unperz
tiir5ten, 2obn anfiinbist lmb Dos gnbe
bes Streifes lpirb mprgen ertuartet. sSll
Sen Ylafaten miro selagt, pab bas
slusfubrgeihaft Der Gp. lpcaen bes
|&rieges abgcuonmcn Dabe llnb Die slrz
beitsaeit babcr leidt pcrfiir5t perbcn
f6nne.
2pdout unb Strcif I'M
g Iei'b crge d) q 1T.
9e e III 9 o If, %. lpril. 10000 slr=
better IN Irauelundntel~ llnD &lcihcrz
|fabrifcn erbiclten beutc bicsln5eige bon
cincm u2pfput" in 400 Sbops, Bic
lpon Mtgliebern bes Gloafz. Glite lnI
Gfirtfabritautcn S1uspcreins fonz
! trpllirt iinh.
BUR @erscltlns fiinoiste Der Erali=
Dent Der Srauenlbneipcr llnton an
bab CT bcn Gtrcif nler Mngeltelltcn IN
ocn 1900 Chops. oic nid5t bonn gereil
fpntrpllirt linb, erflarcn lpcrbe. sSn
Gansen iperbcn haun $4,000 Gerio=
Incn ppm Strcif, Ser ,laeblten 9ienst0e
lin aroit tretcn loll, bctroffcn mrcScn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
@nttr Musgaug 0eS 6treites nit 9eutld=
lan0 erbofft,
atber nod nidts @epi1es befamut.
aonieren5 Der @enerale besiant bente in Suare,.
Ser staaeu sic cGrc Garrannn acaen hie Ga


np Die erpeoon @crip nid eber 3lrdehn ucd
rcid lit Sc eer Sic Garran5tc1 mitrtcr frifer ucrScn
DIE Nnerifaner aus @eGio ab5e3n Satsfi fit nabbdn9s
tei Der 9blppinen lic9t &aic fir 9ro
btbiton serid6en Gr @otldaer gnrol6ar uro
@llons &anlpagneihrer in Sem 9ort Ier sic
8rann5 Domination 9epubfonc Slibuitcre bdnloiot
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29

Meprdlcntant Monoca bon 8bos
ming ipridt BON nbombaltiiden grs
flarungcn bes 9raliocnten" 8ieber
elm 2anbesperrGtber, ser in &ettcu gez
lc8t i,l's blmfle @erlieB 9cbDrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29

ollmaefcbrt lit nt6 geiabren".
oeuft SSillon.
SIMMER feIte oruifl" laat Ser
&ronpritl5 md ror geroun.
u@aris, T. Mar3 Sic Gage
bel @eroun lit anhauerno Icbr emit"
- @os Sic nitlt lagen?!
gboaic it fir @oot Senn cine
&rlbe licbt Die anbere.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
SPECIAL
Train To Delaware Now
Seems Assured

Seventy-five tickets for the Della
ware basketball special had been
subscribed Tuesday noon with a pros
pect of number more coming in be
fore evening.
Agent George A. Cheyney of the
Pennsylvania railroad kindly extend
ed the time limit to Wednesday morn,
ing, when money for one hundred
round-trip tickets must be deposited
with him in order to insure a special
train for Saturdays tournament.
That seventy-flVe people would ac.
tually deposit their money five days
before the day of the tournament is
really remarkable and is fair indl
cation of the size of the crowd which
will go from this city to the semi
finals and finals of the state scholas.
tic tournament.
Since only twenty-five deposits are
lacking TO make the train n go, and
since this number will be reduced be-
fore evening, 1t is probably safe to
state that the special train is a
surety.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
A NEW FIRM

b. n. Salisbury Il Son Is the name
of the new firm which will in the flu
ture conduct the business of b. E.
Salisbury on West High street, Rob.
ert Salisbury becoming associated
with his father in the business Mr..
Salisbury Is young and energetic
business man, and his connection
with the firm will give an added inn
petus to tho already thriving bust
ness.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17

State OF Ohio, and in the Township of
Jackson, and bounded and described as
follows: Being the northeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter OF section: Nine
Firth 90 Township and Tenth Q0l Range,
being in jackson Township in said coun-
ty and State and containing Forty (lOl
acres more or less.
The above described real estate located
in Jackson Township. Knox County. Ohio,
about two miles east of Badcnsburg.
Appraised at (S7500O) Seven Hundred and
Fifty Dollars.
Terms of sale-Cash.
JOHN M WOOLISON,
Sheriff Knox County, Ohio.
Frazier e. Frazier, Moore g. Sperry, at
torneys for plaintiff.
2-25 ;3-3. 10, ,17,2lS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
Mrs. Caroline shaher

Mrs Caroline Shaifer died Monday
afternoon at 1 O'clock at her home In
Frederioktown following stroke OF
paralysis sustained Friday night The
deceased was GS years of age, wild.
ow, and is survived by two daughters,
Mrs, John McNutt and Mrs, b. },
Wharton, both Of Frederiektown The
funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock at tho Methodist church. Rev
Morton officiating. Interment in For
est cemetery
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
Rank Foollshness

You occasionally see it stated that
colds do not result from cold wealth
er. That is rank foolishness. Were
it true, colds would be as prevalent
in midsummer as in midwinter. The
microbe that causes colds flourishes
in damp, cold weather. To get rid OF
cold take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t is elfectual and is highly
recommended by people who have
used it for many years as occasion
required, and know its real value,
Obtainable everywhere.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
RUBBER FACTORY
Won't Locate In Gambler According
To Rumor on the Street

Rumors were rife Tuesday morning
among chamber of commerce cam
paigners that Gambler, by the pur-
chase of 200-acre site, had secured
a rubber factory. When the story was
traced to its source, It was found to
be without foundation.
Gambler men several weeks ago
had correspondence with a rubber
factory hunting a location, but the
chance to secure the plant fell
through absolutely. No site was pur-
chased nor did the matter go beyond
an interchange of several letters.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
John Watson

John Watson died Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Ellis Phillips, near
Waterford, after an Illness OF diseas.
es incident to old age. The deceased
was So years old and leaves, in addi,
ton 10 Mrs Phillips, son. lie re-.
sided in Green Valley, having gone
to the home Of his daughter two days
ago
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
MARIETTA
Has Good Record At Basket
Ball This Season
Mt. Vernon May Play This
Team For Championship

In event of Mt. Vernon highs win
ming from East Liverpool at Della
ware Saturday morning, Marietta
high will probably be met for the
championship in the afternoon, as the
Ohio River team is credited with hav-
ing the edge on Stivers of Dayton.
Marietta's basketball record for the
season includes 16 victories and de-
feats. Nine games were played
abroad. In the two losses-to Logan
and East Liverpool-alibis have it
that Marietta was robbed outright at
the former place, while at East Liver
pool, on account of the late arrival of
the train, the team was forced to
play without supper and, although
leading at the end of the first half,
could not keep up the pace Of the
nourished pottery team. Two of Mar
ietta's mainstays, Hart and Crooks,
were forced out of this last game for
personal fouls.
Marietta's season record follows:
Marietta as, McConnellsville "a.
Marietta Sc, McConnellsville Z.
Marietta So, Columbus North %.
Marietta 46, Wellston 13.
Marietta 62, Logan 13.
Marietta 33, Parkersburg 20.
Marietta II, Logan 21.
Marietta 43, Bellaire %.
Marietta "a, East Liverpool AZ.
Marietta a. Steubenville 18.
Marietta 46, Athens II.
Marietta "a, Parkersburg 10.
Marietta Al, East Liverpool "a
Marietta 80, Gallipolis II.
Marietta "a, Columbus West II.
Marietta q, Springfield II.
Marietta Is, Delaware 12.
Marietta 80, Pleasant Hill 15.
Totals-Marietta 676, Opponents
345.
A large crowd of rooters will ac-
company the Marietta team to Della
ware and a special train will proba-
bly, be run.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17

DEATHS
MIS-. Loulae 6. huntsherrY

Mrs. Louise E. Huntsberry, widow
of John d. EIuntsberry, died Tuesday
morning at 1880 o'clock after an i'll.
less of Ave weeks of dropsy. The de.
ceased was 75 years of age.
The funeral Wednesday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock at the M. p. church
Rev. o. E. Ford officiating. Inter,
ment In Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
sHuLTs GAVE BOND

Jacob Shuts of Union township,
who was arraigned before Squire
Harris Monday afternoon, gave bond
in the sum of $100 to keep the peace.
The affidavit in the case was made by
his wife, who charged him with beat
ing her.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
How to Prevent Group

When the child is subject to at.
tacks of Group, see to 1t that he eats
Il light evening meal, as an overload
ed stomach may bring on an attack
also watch for the first symptom
hoarseness, and give Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy as soon as the child
becomes hoarse. Obtainable every
where.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17
cues the q. & O. Railroad

Samuel II. McFeeters has fled II
suit for damages in the Knox county
court OF common pleas against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. He alleges that In the sum
mer OF 1915 he was about TO cross
the tracks of the company on West
Gambler street when he was run into
by train and severely injured, lie
states that he is still suffering from
the effects OF such injuries and claims
that he has been damaged to the ex'
tent Of $1,000, for which sum he asks
Judgment The attorneys for the
plalntiff are Gotsha1 q Gotshall and
Robert H. Carr
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-17

Deeds Filed
John II. Herschler to Nicholas
Herschler, parcel in Clinton, 81.
Nicholas Herschler to William
Herschler, parcel in Clinton, 81.
George Weimer to Michael F.
Welmer, parcel In Danville, $3.50.
William l.. Parrott to Mary Sapp
parcel in Clinton, $500.
b. F. Wolford to James G. Cru
baugh, lot in Mt. Vernon, 81.
L. d. McMillen to Fred j. Shrontz
parcel in Clay, $3.50.
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When to Take ChamberIaln's Tablets
When you feel dull and stupid after
eating.
When constipated or bilious.
When you have a sick headache.
When you have q sour stomach.
When you belch after eating.
When you have Indigestion.
When nervous or Respondent.
When you have no relish for your
meals.
When your liver is torpid.
Obtainable everywhere.
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RESIGNS POSITION

j. Howard Apgar who has been
employed with the. Ankeny Jewelry
Co. for several years has resigned
his position, to take effect April J..
Mr.. Apgar will go to Van Vert, where
he will be connected with a jewelry
firm.
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Sian Of Good Digestion

When you see a cheerful and happy
old lady you may know that she has
good digestion. If your digestion is
impaired or IL you do not relish your
meals take dose of Chamberlain
Tablets. They strengthen the stom'
ach, improve the digestion and cause
a gentle movement Of the bowels. Oh
tanable everywhere.
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REGISTER
A PROTEST
Against The Closing Up Of
The COShOCtOD Road
Commissioners Unable To
Take Any Action
As Road Was Closed By The
State Department
Two Damage Suits Are Filed
In Common Pleas
Other Notes From The County
Court House
Other Notes From The County
Court House

About fifty residents of Monroe
township appeared before the Knox
county board of commissioners Mon.
day to protest against the closing up
of the Coshocton road by the con.
tractor who is in charge of the paving
of the road. The road has just been
closed and it makes it almost i'm.
possible for some of the residents to
get to Mt. Vernon.
The commissioners stated they
were unable to order the road opened
up for the reason that 1t had been
closed by orders of the state high
way department. Consequently, the
road will remain closed until the
state department sees fit to order the
road re-opened for traffic.
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Sarah C. Rockwell

Sarah Catherine Rockwell died
Tuesday morning at 4:30 o'clock at
the M. & s. hospital after an Illness
of "A year of a complication of dlseas-
es. The deceased was 6S years of
age and unmarried, She leaves five
brothers; Thomas and William of
Brandon, Calvin and Frank OF Iowa,
and Jesse of Nebraska.
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The case TO be taken up in common
pleas court Tuesday morning before
the fury was thut Of the Mansfield
Machine Company va Crogg Broth.
erR
The following matters were dis
posed OF IN common pleas Monday
Miles vs.. SWetland Continued
Ioney vs.. Bailey Settled at the
costs Of the defendant,
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Friends here have received word of
the birth on March of daughter,
Hazel Gertrude, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clay.
ton Parr of Manchester, Mich. Mrs.
Parr was formerly Miss Willo Mat.
tern of this city.
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Executor Appointed

Frank l.. Beam has been appointed
executor of Melvina Davis, giving
bond in the sum of $4,000, with II. II.
and r. M. Greer as sureties. The ap-
praisers are william A. Ackerman,
II. c. Devin and James S. McCrackin.
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NeD. u had been all
ing for some time with
chronic constipation,
stomach trouble and
a terrible misery after
eating. when 1 was
taken sick with alb
scess of the bowels.
We had some of the
bestdoctors in Lincoln
in attendance, and
they all said / would
have to be operated on
right away. l had
h card of Chamber
lain's Tablets, and we
got q bottle of them.
l began to take them
and in three days / was
able to be mp and got
better right along. l
am the proudest girl
in Lincoln to find such
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berger trustee OF Emma y. A. Bridge
Seeberger, showing the following;
Received S3,7S44S. paid out the same
amount
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4. i. X X 4. X j. i. i. i. i. j. :.
T. BIRTHS !
1. Il \ X Il. i. i. Il. 4. Il. X + T.

Word has been received here of
the birth on March Of twin daugh-
ters, Gwenneth and Ariadne, to Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Foss of Fort Will
liam, Ontario, Canada, formerly OF
this city. Mrs. Foss was Miss Ethel
Parker.
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First and Final

First and Final
A first and final account has been
filed in probate by Charles l.. Clark,
administrator of b. r. Delong, which
shows the following: Received $2,.
291.45, paid out $S21.S3, leaving II bal
ance of S1,409.45.
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chlld Adopted

Application was made in probate
Monday by John NJ Woollaon and
BESSIE NJ Woolison 20 adopt Eliza
Ann Stewart The consent OF the
mother, Lucy Stewart, was fled The
matter was heard by Judge Wilkins
and an order OF adoption issued by
the court