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Gaerlina, nidt @hnnpianun.


Gieic iuiiicuidaitlib notbweuoise
9croeltihung ibIdat Scmano i'm
9osmos Dor. Gr idreibt. 3u 0cn
8rcmop6rtern, Die bel ms in anoe-
rem Sime gebrauHt weroeh ais IN
ibrer 9Puttcriprahc, ino iiber ocren
9eieitigimg mobl @initimmiefcit
6crriht, oo ibr eernoc oicicnigcn am
mciitcn bciItimmcn miiIicn, Die Oen
5rcnOwort einen @ertb iiir ole leidj
tcrc @eritdnoigung nit ocnl gluslmn-
sc 3ulcitcbcn, 81 oieiell irrciiib.
ren0en Srcmom6rtcru gc6ort Der
oG6ampisnon". Sm Oeutidcn be-
5cidnet man nit 6ieiem @ort mr. oie
pcri1icoencu glrten ser Oattina 9lga-
ricns i'm engiten Sinnc. 0ic menig.
item piiien ooer 0enfen ooron OoB int
,Sron3oiiiben lie haiupignon ihIccbt
bin ieOen Nil5 beOeutct, pom 6liegen.
pil5 bis 5iir Griiffel un0 pom 9lieien,
itdubling bis gum Sd)immelpil3. Tic
6olgen oieier 9eocutmgSperibic.
mmg Die mir in rriercln Sprodgc.
brauh nit Sem fran5oiiidcu @ort
minfiirIi6 porne6mcn iino INNER
acknowledgements 0}iBperitGnoniiie. Sol.
hc DliBuerit1n0niiic crlcben mir icbt
bcion0ers bdiiis, pcm mir ais Col.
oaten auf frau5oiiidem Sprah6ooen
lteben. ,Sn @oitbditS crbnlten mir
ltott DER beiteatcn 0bampianonS eiu
%il5ecridt aus alien uogli1en Sat
tingcli rno limo entriiiict, uem ms
Der @irtb bctbeuert. vNldiS &C font
tons 0cs d)anpignonSl~
llno ipenn rms oic Guarticrlclte,
Der 9iirgermeiitcr, Die Slrbcitcr por
ihinlmcligcn 9e6ensnlitteIn imo
@o5nr1ltmcn marncn lpollen oocr
oni ihmanImigcS Sol5 onimcrfion
MAIDEN 70 pcrite6cn mir iic ni6t.
Sbotidhlih iino 5ousidnuomm mo
ShinimeI oicicligen FiI5c, Die am
bdlifi9lien gclueint imO, ipenn mir
6icr5mmoe (6ranfreidD oon G6om.
pi9nons borcr N}iBperiidnoniiic bon
0hno 81 @}uno fIdrcu iid ia raid
oli. @c0cnfli6cr ober lit eS, lpcnn
Oas irreiii6rcnOc @ort in luiiicnidoit.
lidcn 3ulonncnbdngcn 81 &crpefS.
lmacn glnIoB eicbt. 60 oei6aD cs
inn lesten CONNER, ais ocuti6c BEE
timgcn 9eridtc mo glrs5iigc iibcr
gcobahtiIngen ocS iron5oiiihen6orii-
gelebrtcn s. @corgc brahtcn ocr oic
gSoloocruiiihng i'm &riege unterhidt
bat. Ga wilr0c oen ,,Gbampignons~
Oic S1ulo bcigeneiien, Dab aud ole
lcidtoeriulmoetcn glaoclb1ume eingc.
ben miBten. Gic aeimiporen 0cs
~G6nntpignous~ iu1rcu cs. ole in sic
@inoc cin0ringen mo oic @cucbe
iiberipihcrten glotiirIidb a6cr bat
George an Die Gbonlpignons in I'LL.
ierem Slime. mic Scr llcbcriebcr Der.
meintc, om meni9itcn 9eoobt. gSir
boben obcr Gin glIteS ocutihes @ort
fiir Den engen 9cgriff, ocn mir bis6er
nahloiiiecrmeiie nit uG6mnpignon"
aaSOriidten udnliA GgerIing. sSl
allen neiieren pflau5cnflInOliden gii.
herii nnO oober arH 6eim llnterridt
ite6t eS an eriter Steae. Gs pGre 5u
6egriiBen, tuenn oild Der SproHge.
brouH oes tosliAen 2ebens iinO Scr
Speiiefarte Coos i'm S{riege ber6rei.
tete u@oeIpiI5" lit 81 oaaemeim Der
ihdrieren 9Ius0rudspeiic Ger Nii
icnidoft foIgteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-18
Ger 3rieg uno uuIere beutI6cu
WGumc.

llns miro oeibrieben Gic Der.
6cerenoe N}odt oes arieocs bat ma.
tiirIid aud Dor oen @1lOern nidt
Salt gemobt, 1nO in 6ranfreib ipie
in RnBIanO, in @elgien pie in Ser
bicn iino irbonc 9olm6eitGnoe bon
SSeucrSbriiniten BON cinidlo9en0cn
@rouoteu o0cr Ourb oic gInlegitng
beieItietcr Steuungen pernidbtet NOR
oeu llniere oeutiheu 96une Bat Gin
gitiges @cibid bon lpcnigcn Nlrs.
nobmen IN SitprelIBcn lmo GlloB alb
geieben Dor Der @erniihng ourh
roubc @eipalt bepobrt. 9lber in eis
ncm anoern Sinne greift ser aricg
ailh in ooS 9cben unierer @dinnc
ein Gie onoemeine Wlobilmoduug
ouer ardfte ino SiIfsmittel Geitih.
LAMBS crltredt iicb nm aud ouf iic,
oercu Sol3 nm @eme6rfolben mo III
mannigiadcr onOercr glrt Ser Scr.
ibciOignng ocS &oterlanOeS Oient
90 lit ). 9. cine @citanOScr6cblng
iibcr Die norbon0encn gluBbdumc an.
georonet iporoen, ino ieOer miro na.
tiirlih germ 5un Yeiten scr SeimatD
oid) lie6gcuonncnc 9Gnnc opfern
iuie imicr @olf all icin @ert6Dollitcs
ireuoig bingibt. Tennoh peroicnen
geiuiiie geoenfen 0es ScimutbidiiseS,
Die bic 3utiinitiae Shonbeit Teutid.
lanos ms 9liee iaiien. @eohtma.
IS aibt, beion0crs III Siioociltid.
lan0, giuBb1lmc bon beruorrogens
Dem 0it6etii1er @crt6, bic ols 9ll.
lecn ooer eilBel6dume Dem 1cimatbs
li6cn SonoiAoitS- mo StraBcnbilo
cincn eigenen unidoliden 9ici5 Der.
lei6cn. GicIe oltcbnpiiroigcn bcrr-
lihen Sobnc Ger 9lotur ioQten cine
Sdomng oenieBem luie iic ia aih
6ei Der Nlctaniannilimg beionocren
aimiigcgcnit6nOcn 5ugcbiaigt nor
0en it, I'm cine Gerormiina inicrcs
&on0cS on notiirlihen Sd0n6citS
iuert6en 81 pcr6iit6cn, miiBtcn Sod).
pcrit1nOigc ciu5cInc bcionocrS Idonc
9remplarc o0er 9aumgrlppcn ouf
ibren @crt6 fiir 0aS Sonoiboits6ilo
bin 6egutodten mo oic alto ans scr
@elanintbeit berauSgebobenen Dan
ME miiBten 5undbit seidont iperoen
mo crit nod 0en on0ern gGrmen
Der glrt gum Spier fallen. Gieic &c.
gntadtltng ino geolfiidtiguna iuGrc
an beiten in sic 6dnoe Scr Deridic.
oenen Orgoniioiionen oeS @unoeS
fir Seinat6idub 81 lcecn. 9lbcr
nidt mlr 6eredtigtc, ourh 0caricgs
loae 9cforoerte WioBnobmcn bringcn
cine @cfa6r fir ilnicrc oeiitihcn
gdiuuc init iih, ionoern cs rcgt iid)
olb bier mo oo priDotc @eipinn
iudlt, Die lln6eil itiftet, no cs uibt
irnbeolngt notbUenOig lit ghf eincn
iolhen Sal modt III cinem padcno
aeidriebenen glnfruf sic OrtSgrlppc
yleran oes Gcreins fir Seimot6idub
IN Eirol oifncrtiom. Gs 1onoclt
iim Inn oic 6errliden Goelfoitonien
Siio.Eirols, Die eineu unoergleihli-
den Sdmnf oieier imOergleihIiden
Sanoidoft bilOen uno Die man ipobl
0oic Gihen Girols" gendnnt bat
iueil iic fir Die S6on6eit oieies Gan.
oes oesielbe 6eoeiiten iuic fir Geiitidb.
lano ser Baum Der olten @ermauen.
Giclc 9aunlricien sic in e1rluiiroi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-18
Nun llnpcn niltcr Qlnflanr

gicw Dorf II. 9lpril.
Souptmom 6ron5 BON 4open Ser
auriidbcruiene WlilitGr.g(tto6e Ser
oerti6en @oti6oit in 9Soi6tngton,
uuroe bcute bon Ocn 9unoes- @roB
aeidworcnen in Gerbinolng nit Dem
oueebliden Gonlplott 6ur 3eritoruug
res @caono.aauoIS untcr glnfloBe
scitcat.
ylcben &rn. bon Yopcn mlirOen
nod bier 9lnoere, inter oicien Nr.
Sans Enui6er, in 0cricl6cn SoGe
intcr 9lnflogc 9citc0t.
0ic 2[nflnec itiItt iih, ipic Ocrloi-
tct. ouf oas 3eugniB oes 9orit bon
Der @olb, alias 9rioeemon Eoplor.
Gr ioa onSgeiogt bo6eu, ooB BON
Fapen oneeblidb ooS Gonlplott 6ipcdS
3erft0rune oes aonnls iniceuirte.
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glbonncHtctt, bic ben ,,SeutidJen GDrrcs
Ipunoenten" nidIt piinftIidD D0er uhrcgels
mdRig crbalicn iinn aebcicn, Der Office
oapun per ScIcpbOu Oocr id1riitlid Nlit-
tbcilung 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-18

9erlin II. 9(pril. Gic oiter-
reiGii1e obcrite SeeresIeihing III cl-
oct BON Der itoIieniiden 6ront SOL
genoes.
9ln Der aiiitenlanoiront fanoeil
nir mobige 9lrtiIleric.%ciehtc itatt.
Sn Der Ql6t6eilung Der 9oberOo-S0-
ben bcrridtc or0Berc Sbdtiofeit.
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@crlin II. 9(pril. Cllc6cricc-
9Iohridten 9lacuhr) - Cie 3eidl-
nnaen iiir oie oierte lngoriidc
arieesdnlei6e merOen bonn 19. 9Ipril
bis gum %. @}oi ent9egcn aenom-
uicr, Iie GoniolS, iueIde 6 Fro5cnt
briugeL werOen SIT 1920 ouigcIcgt
mO Oic 51a-pro5entigcn SdobomtS-
Gblieotioncu 81 9i.90.
@c0cn rniiiidc lle6crlGus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-21

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,...ni,,.n. =, .r, W. r,rm,-
la .ifunIaa In npini6n ir ,ul. Ia
"pora Il" IA i.-njtai y Ia NtrtuI Ia
hIa paSal'. >~''''t-"n'"i' n ''"'' Ne III
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-21
Valladold, Tarragona y Cadiz piden al
gobierno igual gracia que Barcelona
Ell senior N~illanueva, Ministro de Estado, hace
decIaraciones sobre Ia guerra europea

g"do q an acuerdo con Il compaHia
t!aSar.anrica de Barcelona ' est& en-
n-eya e~uyiara er breve I C""@da uno
d 81, buques que cargara all gran
ca&,;aad de pu.pa de MADEIRA para
.a fabrication lie papel de peridGic3.
Ia empresa admitira e tipo &c f!e
&c como si pag&ra el gobierno, dis
2aes,a = sacriticarSe en- bien de los
in.rre-es de los periGdicos. aunCue
nor clio teaga que alt@rar sus iti"e--
-,:aioS tijoS.
FL gooierno estadia ~ Ia m"nera
d. aecretar la .ibre catrada de Ia
r.:pa de MADEIRA Y = K c est%ole-
ID !" prohihicion dc exportar p"-
pei.
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La Crisis del Carbon.


MADRID. Feorcro 20.-Tod&s Ia
uoticias que hay en- {. miniSterio de
G~ooernaci6" acerca lie n situacio7
que sc cre& en- il nacjon p"r IA G.
case del carbon. son graves.
Tanco a, Industries dive!~&s de
a uacion. como as emPresas d:
"aporcs : :errocarriles. anunciaH a.
l.."posito &c ce-rar slS tal.ercs. e@
.. case &c que no Sc soiucioae rap.-
otmen:e q coEtIict0.
r. gohierno mace grandcs cstuer-
EOS por .ograr Il llegada de! carbon
~ grandes c&atid@des, para oar SO
.lcioc tefinitjva =. a,unto.
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y que coastantemcnte So mora De
las ~prccauciones que contra ella to-
mamos. Fodra servir para Ia CUE
IRA. No sc opone a que a%raguemos
an e.emento de destruction a lcs
que va tenemos las hormigas huma-
mas. Pero, jborrar el peligro del
mar? Que tonteria. 10 mi5mo Sc
dijo cuando fueron c~onstruidos los
buques de compartimentos. FL I'll
tanic' era de Gstos, insumergiblc.
ATTACHE.
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EPlLGGO.

4 q rebellion de VildeX y de las e.
Clones calaS no - les do a rrln-
cIplo ninguna importancia. Cesar
tanid tren;a Y TN anoS Y naile -
atravla = t:reer que 81 mundo - We
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-21

NENpEHu~ III orq!clo nc:uclo IN lbarrO-
les. >ltUadu IN hu"n lugar 8 ~ .DLnp:"ta
iciIyliaH Cgru""rIal. lien" r"giSIIn Y 10
hay rr2aEU>. 1amhI@n I'm taller ,' fr"iu-
guerra. cumrU">iu q" : ~~iIl3Hr-. : ">HcIos.
r"pi>a>. rclGI =randr Y tudI ~ irrra!nI"n-
n nH"ya. A!THbU~ ncguCIp~ - Tu"!cn at"n-
Ter ficllmcni- pDr "Star cI IN Ml>imO III
sar. rora TrGiI. lEiOrfHdn: r. rIcn'c Il
son. 80! :. Laredo 81. san Antonio. T"N.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-21

y NECESITA EMPRESS para que Ileve sus
yrlIcs- q II E>tdcIdn o IL Gamble SUs nile
O,es, hsbicle a HOSalcS. Tel. Travis 1895.
EARi T0DA CLA>E d T:igA!US tie I'm
pIsntl. d:riiGS" q IL rEI.N~h. los haze
mos / satisfaction del cl!ruIe : 4 proxies
rINMrltnS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-21

tGiCEMOS con Inda correction. rarua> rfnu-
rOSas, de pedtm"ntO. f"llcilari0n"s. rufap!r-
thus. d!SCIIrSoS : iOda rla>e de yO"SiaS arnO-
rOSaS, DE anIv"cSdTIu. pairidilcaS. c-r.. Pre-
cjOs mOd"rdtuS. u!rlidn-.' VIT CUr:co q
?. CalIcT6n, al :. san saba 81, san Anlo-
MO. Tex.
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II. g. Gtt\inEH-N-c..r "N,Iu>l'o pad
Ia I"r'a I' To- LIagn"lu> hU~rII y los car
nUrIlUrc. iiIy!'rld. r"r@" -l"uu'r. "U "NI--
"'lria iOril ~.I-" T." r"!l"rl"r"a para Jus
magn"lu~ cn'bUr.turr-. IIanta- q" I-
6.S II> marras ruHur!fa.. ~ Main Ave-.
81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-21

TpI,A rl2>c dc triI!US Il" r-4"heti. cOmD
~olrhl.. ,lrIanlal"S, gurri~ Il" nIlu, etc.
VrIg>, i Il Sra. /. castillo. !E'J Eu"nI
Vista =. lj.lJ,
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Pronto hab-a paPel

MADRID, Fearcro 20.-Sn Ia lie
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-Errtr-p-
ExItos ~teatra;es

MADRID. Feb-ero 20. En- e. tea
tro cspaHo, - NJ cst-eaaGo a bu.
tonaGa heroica "Toaiaadas.' en- tre5
&ctos Y IN prologo original de Ma
nue.. Linares R:,as obtcnicnGo IL
.uidoSo exito.
In cI .eatro Apollo sc e,trcno I.
Patio de los Naranjos. S:.inc:e de
de los que frecuentan n Ca-
tcdral de Cordova. original de 10,
seHores PeI!ice- : fernandez Villa.
a,ca.za"do tambicH un gran exitu.
La Polit:ca del Exterior
MADRID. Febrero 20 En- IL
Academia de Jur;2pr1denc;a : ant
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AVISOS DE OCCASION

II listed &c puede Yenir Ia oficina, ha-
bic lcr teletono, Travis o Nuevo No. S4ff,
; u ,Ksute de Ia casa pasart g recoger
~u- ~Arylcics
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
RATS IN THE TRENCHES

From Champagne, France, comes
the complaint that the trenches are
invaded by armies of rats. They are
everywhere, especially in the night.
They devour the provisions of the sol
diers and prevent the men from OBJ
tanning sufficient sleep. There are OBJ
jections to the use of poisons to kill
the pests. A preferable means to get
rid of them would be some method by
which they could be driven out of the
trenches. A Paris newspaper makes
the following recommendation, appar-
emily in all seriousness: "One means,
not at all costly, but efficacious, is
that employed in the navy. 1t is known
that rats swarm on shipboard. Exper-
fence has demonstrated thta the pres
ence of a single toad frightens and
drives them away. If, then, you will
put at proper distances a number of
toads in wooden cages you will see the
rats Immediately disappear. No direc-
tlons, however, are given as TO easy
method for capturing the required
number of to6ds
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
NABs NINE IN LIQUOR RAID
Wellsville (o.) Mayor Takes Firs
Reform Step

East Liverpool Jan. with nine
men under arrest and probably doz-
en- more expected to be taken into
custody last night on charges of vio-
lating the state law by selling liquor
in prohibition territory, Wellsville,
four miles west of here, yesterday
witnessed the first reform act of its
new mayor, DR.. Hamlin Barnes, Anti
Saloon league leader. Two inspectors
of police swooped down upon alleged
Offenders, arresting them on war
rants. Harry Quinn, William Jarvis,
R. A. Tarr, o. c. Cosson, Thomas
Cooper, Stephen Ridinger, Frank and
Joseph Geisse and Henry Patterson
were arrested.
After pleas of not guilty, all but
Tarr posted $3.50 bond each for ap-
pearance JAM IA. Wellsville voted
dry three years ago.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
eLUNDERs OF MoDERNIrY



Eugencs--A foolish attempt to i'm.
prove the race and promote human
happiness by substituting anatomical
affinity for love.
Uplift--A contagious mania for
throwing monkey wrenches into the
machinery of human beings who are
hard at work attending to their own
business.
Eficiency-tThe removal Of all the
waste and all the joy from all human
activity; dlsplacing common sense
with the micrometer caliper and the
slide rule.
Prosperity - The much longed-for
condition of being unreasonably well
off; equally fatal to individuals, insti.
tutions and comnhonwealths.
Vers Libre-61ub-footed poetry:
rhythm in the last stages of locomo-
tor ataxia.
Sexology-Conscious evolution on a
rampage; a disastrous mixture of un-
derdone ethics, unthough suggestion,
and natural instinct
Associated harlties-Emciency in
brotherly love and sympathy con-
venient expedient for allaying the
pangs OF conscience while the fruits
of legal pillage are enjoyed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11

Fred Lease was bound over to COM
mon pleas court Thursday by Squire
Walter Harris on a non-support
charge of non-support, preferred by
his brother-in-law, II. M. Russell,
Lease failed to furnish 5000 in bond
and was committed to Jail.
Mayor Mitchell has received the
resignation of Charles X. Bird from
the board of health. Three vacancies
are thus created, two by resignation,
and the third, that of Bert H. Bair,
by the expiration of term of office.
The mayor has in mind people for the
positions, but will not announce his
appointments until later.
Little Jane Glaser returned satur
day to Cleveland after a visit with hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j, C. Hunt
North Mulberry street.
Mrs. Frederick Faul of the Granville
road went to Millersburg Saturday tc
visit with relatives.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
$2.l5 OFFER
OF The Banner withdrawn On
January lSt

A few inquiries have been coming
to the Banner Office in regard to the
S2.15 combination offer with the Gin
cinnati Weekly Enquirer and severa.
other publications, which the Banner
was offering to new and old subscrib.
ers the past few months. This offer
expired on January and was with
drawn.
The offer of the National Monthly
free for one year with each new sub
scription, or renewal, received at the
Banner office before February 6, 1916,
still continues and is very popular
one, Judging from the number who
are taking advantage of it. Both The
Democratic Banner and The National
Monthly are sent for one year for
s1.50.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
PETITION
in ERROR
Allowed BY Appellate Court
In Rawlings Case
Is Given Fifteen Days To
Furnish A Bond
Or Otherwise Must Com
mence Sentence
Chas. Mckay Sues Louis
Scarborough For Damages
For Injuries From Being
Struck BY Taxicab
Newark Advocate

2 The court of appeals in session at
Mansfield late yesterday afternoon
decided to allow petition in error to
be filed in the Rawlings case. At the
same time the court ordered that the
sentence imposed upon Rawlings by
Judge Jewell be suspended and re-
ferred the matter of reduction of
defendants bond to Judge Jewell of
the common pleas court, allowing him
fifteen days in which to give the bond.
If at the expiration of that time Raw
lings fails to give bond, then the SEN
tence of an indeterminate period to
the Ohio penitentiary is to be in force
and Rawlings is to be taken to that
institution.
Attorney w. d. Fulton, counsel for
A. L. Rawlings, argued the motion for
the filing of a petition in error before
the court of appeals at Mansfield yes
terday afternoon. The state was rep
resented by Prosecutor J. w. Horner,
A. A. Stasel and j. Howard Jones. Mr..
Fulton was successful and the court
will hear the matter at it's session in
this city, either in March or October
of this year.
Prosector Horner stated today that
he had been in communication with
Judge Harry Jewell at Delaware and
that official stated that he would hear
arguments for a reduction of Raw
ling's bond Saturday afternoon and
the attorneys interested in the case
will go to Delaware for that purpose.
Attorney Fulton stated today that
after Judge Jewell decides the
amount of the bond, an effort will be
made to secure the same, and that he
has hopes that it can be arranged.
If this is not possible the sentence
will go into effect at once, but that
the petition in error will be heard in
the appellate court just the same.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-01-11
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE

Lady Gladstone lodge No. 70,
Daughters of st. George, installed the
following new officers at it's regular
meeting Thursday night:
Worthy President-Mary Somers.
Worthy Vice President-Nellie Hig
gins.
haplain-Angeline Garrad.
Secretary-Emily Higgins.
Treasurer-Sarah Fleming.
First Conductor-Mary Simmons.
Second Conductor-Mary Sleeman
Outside Guard-Eliza Brining.
Inside Guard-Alice West.
Trustee-Martha Ewing.
The officers were installed by Mrs
Charlotte Brining,
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Are Made On Stores By Two
Small Boys
Many Stolen Articles Found
In Their Possession

Systematic thievery of small arti-
cles from several stores of the city
by two small boys not over IL years
of age who, in turn, disposed of their
goods to other youngsters and even
older people, was broken up Thurs
day by the apprehension of the boys
by Juvenile Officer Patrick Purcell.
When caught, the officer found on
the persons of the boys two fountain
pens and ten pocketbooks which they
had filched from the Lawler drug
store, and several articles of minor
value stolen from the A. A. Dowds Co.
The boys admitted that they had, at
various times taken things from the
Woolworth store and later disposed
of them.
Fred Lawler, drug store proprietor,
had noticed that some of his wares
had been missing from the display
counter, but could obtain no clue as
to the identity of the thieves until
the early part of this week when he
learned of small boy selling a 75c
pocketbook to man for ten cents.
With this information, he called Juve-
nile officer PurcelPs attention to his
losses and, after an investigation, the
officers took the boys into custody.
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FEAR DOCTOR is SLAIN
EIyria Police Investigate Death Of a
Physician

Lorain, Jan. 7-Elyria police are in
vestigating the death of DR.. J. G.
Deigman, physician, with Offices in
Elyria and Wellington, who was
found dead in his Elyria Office yester-
day. Foul play is suspected.
A month ago DR.. Deigman was
found in an unconscious condition
near his office from bruises and cuts
He said he had fallen. Tuesday he
was able to be out for the first time
since that incident
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Saturday, the 22nd day
of January, 1916

between the hours OF D. M and D. m
OF said day the following described lands
and tenements, to-wit.
Being the northwest part of the south
cast quarter Of Section Seventeen %
township Eight 80 Range Twelve d2l
supposed to contain forty (i0) acres and
also, the following described real estate
situate in Knox County, Ohio, to-wit:
Being taken out OF the southwest cor
northeast quarter OF Section Seventeen
90 Township Eight (sD Range Twelve
q2) Of the unapprOpriated Military Lands.
for sale at GAINESVILLE. Ohio, containing
four and G2-1OO Q62) acres
Also: The south one-half d-0 OF the
following described lands situate In the
% Township Eight % Range Twelve
Q2) u. S. NJ. Lands in Knox County,
Ohio commencing at the point OF inter-
section of the Amity and Fredericktown
road with the North Liberty road with
the middle Of said roads; thence south
seven 90 degrees east forty-two and
5-lOO poles; thence south thirty-seven CD
degrees west twenty-one poles, thence
south forty-elght (iS) poles thence
south eighty-seven go degrees east
far enough so that a line run
parallel with the west line Of twenty-five
acres now owned by Amsey Horn north
and south viii contain twenty t20) acres
to the west Of said line: Inence north
three and three-fourths g 3-D degrees
east to the center of said Amity and
Fredericktown road; thence west to the
place Of beginning, estimated to contain
twenty ZOO acres.
Excepting the following described real
estate to-wit: Being a strip of land one
0rd) wide and fortyfour (4D rods long,
commencing at the southwest corner OF
the south one-half Q-2 of the following
described lands situate in the northeast
quarter of Section Seventeen 07) Town
ship Eight 49, Range Twelve C1D U. s.
NJ. lands in Knox County, Ohio Com
mencing at the point of intersection of
the Amity and Fredericktown road with
the North Liberty road with the middle
of said roads: thence south seven "a de-
seven go degrees west q poles; thence
south 4S poles; thence south eighty-seven
80 degrees east far enough so that line
run parallel with the west line of twen-
ty-five acres owned by Amsey Horn north
and south will contain acres to the west
of said line: thence north three and three
fourths g 3-D degrees to the center of
said Amity and Fredericktown road
thence west to the place of beginning es-
timated to contain twenty acres, and run
ming north along the west line of the
above described tract forty-four (44) rods
said strip to be one "a rod wide and con-
tanning AZ rods. according to deed from
Mary Wineland to Albert Reiman. record.
ed at Page 2S Vol. 13l, deed records OF
Knox County. Ohio.
Appraised at Thirty-Eight Hundred and
Forty Dollars ($3SD00).
Terms Of sale-One-third cash on day OF
sale: one-third in one year; and one-third
in two years. The deferred payments To
be secured by mortgage on the premises
sale payable annually, or the purchaser
may elect to pay all cash.
JOHN NJ WOOLISON,
Sheriff Knox County, Ohio.
Bert o. Evans, attorney for plaintiff.
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