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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17
FOURTH
Annual Convention of Mercer
County c. {. Societies
At Rockford Last Week Was One
Splendid Success-The OIL
GERS Elected
Coming @. Il. Events

County Officers Conference at Co
lumbus, Nov 80 to Dec. 2.
Quiet Hour Day, Dec. 10.
Christian Endeayor Week January
2S to Feb. 4.
Eyangelistic Month, March lst to
81.
State Convention at Hamilton, o..
June 26 to 30.
2Sth International Convention al
New York City, July to 9,
[By Arch Cordier, Field-Secretaryl
Mercer County's Fourth Annual
Christian Endeavor Convention held
in the Presbyterian Church at Rock
ford last Friday and Saturday was a
huge success tlthough the number in
attendance was not quite what sew
eral of the County Officers anticipat-
ed. II was beyond the expectations
of the rank and file of the Endeav-
orers. At 2:30 Friday afternoon "a
delegates had registerd and the last
one to register on Saturday morning
making total of 85. The sessions
were arranged somewhat as follows:
The forenoon session on Friday was
taken up by naming Of special COM
mittees, reading of minutes, other
small business affairs and an address
given by the State Supt. of Quiet
Hour Dept. and Evangelism, Rev.
Frank l.. Freet of Cincinnati. Few
speakers whether of national fame
or not can so hold an audience intent
to the last word. Rev. Freet has in
his personality very large measure
of optimism and together with rapid
ness of thought and clear-headed
thinking faculty, he makes an orator
that any one, Christian Endeavor or
not, cannot help but enjoy. The Sc
cret of it all hasn't been stated yet
here it is: he is so filed with the
love of the work he is doing-that
his words constitute one constant
flow of good wholesome food for any
one to partake of. He is the best in
deX to energetic living, intense
Christian activity to be found any
where in the state. Needless to say
that his presence in a convection out
side of his stated addresses is an in
5piration to anyone. He is always
ready to help, whether it be his own
chosen line of work or not. His ad
dress in the evening on War, Work,
and Worship" before a large house
1artly workers and partly visitors,
CONTINUED on fourth pageJ
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

Another freight wreck on the
Cincinnati Northern, a mile north of
Coldwater, caused a tie up Of sever
al hours last Monday evening. The
north bound passenger train was
transferred to the Lake Erie tracks
and run 70 this city.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17
TOTAL POPULAR VOTE OF UN-
OFFICIAL COUNT

New York, Nov 10.-The total
popular vote received in each of the
States by President Wilson and Chas.
+. Hughes, but based on incomplete
reports and estimated, indicated that
the President received 403,3l2 more
votes than Mr.. Hughes. The table
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17
FROM EXPERIENCE

A little fish in small puddle
imagines he is big.
The people who are paid to be good
never earn a very big salary.
Give boaster achan ce to make
good and watch him fade away.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

Ed Hurst, aged 40 years, an en-
ployee of the Speciality Works, had
bis right hand badly lacerated last
Monday afternoon, when he caught
the member in a rip-saw at which
he was working. Luckily no bones
were broken and the fingers were
saved
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

Relatives in this city are in re-
ceipt of cards announcing the arrival
of baby girl on last Monday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Howick
at Seattle. Washington.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

DR.. Miller will operate this after
noon at his Office upon a patient from
Ansonia, for the removal of cancer.
The operation is confined to one side
of the face and will be very tedious
bit of surgery.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

The case of Joseph A. Link VS. j.
NJ. Schlosser, assignee of Anton Link,
was submitted to Judge Miller last
Wednesday. Judgment given to the
plaintiff for $48165 and costs.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17
BUSY WITH DRILL ABOUT
MENDON


The Hudson, Joe Donhaiser, man
ager, are moving in rig on Nose
Hamilton for No 1. Lemunyon
Bros. contractors and drillers.
They reached sani on Huffman on
Wednesday.
They cased on Frank Kinkley, on
Thursday, and will begin drilling on
Shank, Friday.
The Kinkley Co. will begin drilling
on Jas. Kinkley at once
L. j. McDermott is preparing to
put down another well on the T. c.
Davis arm.-Mendon Herald.
The Lima Dol ana Gas company at
the present time is operating around
Mendon. Wells are being drilled for
the company on the hinkley, Shank
and Hamilton farms. Much rivalry
exists between different companies
operating around this village since
the discovery of several good wells.
Times Democrat
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

The Court of Appeals-Judges
Grow, Kinder and Robinson-will sit
in this city, next Tuesday to hear a
number of Appeal cases. The court
will convene at 10:30.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17
ONE PAPER

IN the HOME 10 worth q dozsn In
the by'Nay, and just remember THE
DEMOCRAT ls the home paper of
Mercer County.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

Henry Cole was last Saturday
granted divorce from his wife,
Mary Cole, on grounds of willful abb
sence.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

New Orleans. La. November 10.
The Times Picuyane in an editor
ial this morning, says it was Will
sons policy toward labor and his
frmness in keeping the country out
of war that won for him.
white it looks a bit dubious, :"
says the Times-Picayune the vote
cast for Mr.. Wilson in the West is
1t humbles the so-ealled
East, vindicates the Democratic
doctrine"
The Times-Picuyane conservative
ly goes on to say that perhaps Mr..
Wilson might not be reelected if the
counts demanded by Republican
through probes go through
but treats this phrase lightly.
The Daily States, organ of Nation
al Committeeman Robert Ewing,
who is now in New York, says that
Wilson has been elected by 273 votes
IN Electoral College. The item has
no expression, being closed tight all
night.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17
LESSON FOR WALL STREET

Boston, Mass, November 9.-Edi-
torlal comments on WILSON'S election:
The Post-The outstanding lesson
is that a President can be elected in
the face Of the tremendous influence
and hostility of Wall street. This
clique OF financiers, bound by claims
of gold to the Interests" moved
heaven and earth to encompass the
defeat of Woodrow Wilson, 1t is un-
disputed that II spent millions TO
down him. That II failed is one Of
the splendid signs Of the times and
the forerunner of a new American
political freedom.
The Journal-The reelection of
Wilson Is far from sending the
country to the eternal bow-wows. We
have all along credited the President
with motives of the highest altruism,
as that may seem
that has been his most grevious
fault. With his head In the clouds
of brotherhoOd-of-m man ideas, he has
failed to know that his feet were 60
ing roughshod through the valley Of
American dignity and pride; he must
pull in his altruistic horns-think in |
more selfish terms of his own coun- |
try first
The Herald-We may as well ad |
nit now, that we have to depend on |
our hindsight, that there were many !
influences that worked not for the |
Democratic party, but for Wilson |
alone, which no effort on the part of |
the Republicans could counteract. |
He kept us out of the war" was the
most potent, beyond a doubt II at
tracted a host of men-and women |
to his standard.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

The jury hearing the action of
Loyal Spicer ct al VS.. H. F. Drury,
executor of the estate of Samuel
Spicer, deceased, contest of will, re-
turned general and special verdiets
sustaining the will, last Tuesday
morning, after being out but ten
minutes.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

Judge Miller last Saturday render
ed judgment by default on a promis-
sorry note and account for S691 and
costs in the case of w. H. Hood com
pany vs.. Michael Coushlin.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17
ESTATE
Late S. J. ViniRg in Court As
Result of Marriage
Temporary Injunction is Granted
Against the Hainline Ditch
Other Court News

Vernon +, Vining, through his at
torney W Z. TouVelle, last Saturday
filed a suit in partition against c. s.
Younger, Addie CViningl Crouch ct
al
Plaintiff in his petition states that
S. j. Vining died on October Is,
1914; that at the time of his death
the said S. J. Vining, and defendant
c. S. Younger were seized in fee sim
pie of all of out lot / 3, east OF Celina,
each owning an undivided one-half;
and also part of the north east quar-
ter OF Section 6, Jefferson township,
Gall being land in the east end of this
city.)
Plaintiff further says that his fa-
ther, the late S. J. Vining, at his
death bequeathed his undivided one
half interest in said property to his
children-Vernon, the plaintiff, and
l.. Heath and Echo Bohringer the de
PENDANTS.
Wherefore plaintiff prays that his
interest be set off to him in several
ty and partition be made according
ly.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17
CELINA

THE RESERVOIR CITY THE
BIGGEST LITTLE TOWN ON
EARTH-THE HUB OF THE UNI
VERSE.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

Charles Zumberge, through his at
torneys I. F. Raudabaugh and John
G. Romer, last week filed an action
against the County Commissioners,
restraining that body from construct
ing a ditch, known as the Hainline
ditch, west of this city.
Plaintift AYERS that the petition
praying for the location, construction
and tiling of said ditch was signed
by A. B. Hainline only, but that the
Commissioners granted the petition,
and same wasV sold to -~lrkmeier q
Mesher, TO be constructed throughout
as a tile ditch. Plaintiff claims his
land is well tiled and that the pro-
posed improvement would be of no
benefit to him; he further AYERS that
the constructing of the ditch would
destroy grove of young timber.
Common Pleas Judge Miller grant
ed temporary restraining order,
pending the hearing of the case on
its merits.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-11-17

Geo H. Custer VS.. w. A. Nichols
and Geo. w. struckman is a tran
script from the docket of Justice
Stubs filed in common Pleas Court
on appeal last Tuesday
Plaintiff sued in the Justice
court. and was given judgment for
800 and costs by Mayor s. S. Scran
ton, attending in behalf of Justice
Stubs who was unable to sit in inn
partial trial. The plaintiff claims
800, amount he paid on the pur-
chase price of an Auburn automobile,
which defendants refuse to deliver.
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L.okdIes.
Gus ser stastbaae.

Die &ommiIIare oroneten in Der
eeltert abgebaItenen Sibuttg an boB
aae bon oer Staot gebrouGten Sc,
bensmittel in 3ufunft MIR BON jpl.
d)en @ieferattten unD HeItaurateuren
be5oger Deroen loaen, oeren grobufte
lstt0 Waaren ben bodlten monatltdeat
@urhidnitt in ge5lig auf Geinbeit
uno l1nnerfdlihtbeit baben, rno on-
ourd eilte @orortie fir oas @olbe.
finoen Der Y%otienten I'M it1oti1den
SoipitaI, ioipie Der Staotgefongeren
bieten. Die Staot gieM ieBt jeoen
Monat 5ipiiden 500 bis $500 fir
oas Giien Ser @efange1ten aus, una
Die Wildlieferltng fir oas aratfen=
bdus ma6t ebenfols cine biihld)e
rultoe Sltntnte. - Cine bonn Sta6t-
dlltDaft Gillette atsgearbeitete SrDiz
mana, nelde Die bon ser Stoot BET
Gieiigen 8arifen eenlahten @eloanIei=
ben IN l1ebereinItimmnt1g nit oen
Gegnlotionefl Der ySeoerol MeIerpe
8anfs" regelt, mnrbe angenommpll.
Sn 3uflnft miro oie Stnbt fir al
les oeponierte 8eIo nidt peniger o[s
s Bro5ent 3inien 5iebert, oogegert
fur alle bel ben 8anfen genradtell
Mnleiben ebenfals SrtereIfen at Be.
5oblen Baden @ngebote fir efeftrt=
fdle ulo 9litmberanlagen i'm aIten
alabhaitfe oes @radenrioge Barfs
trnroen geDffltet. Sen Gontraft fir
Ylunlberarbeiten erbielt Sc. s. gbo-
rlas fir 1884; Die eleftriifen MnIa-
gen mur6en Graham & Collins FUR
S22 aligeiprohen. - 9ag BON ser
ltpaloe Hof 4spbalt gompanp ae-
legfe 8flaiter on 8eanregaro GtroBe
iultr0e a%ttgettommen ui1o oie @us5ah=
lung bon $500 an Die @ametpeI
Sire Mlarm telegraph gomponp fit
Ginridtung oes SelteraIarm Mppa-
rates betDiaigt. - Die 8erio6e fir
Dos grlolhen bon Mutomobil- uno
Gbnuffeur : 2i3enIen ipar6e fir oas
Nnoe beg aalenoeriabres feitgeftelt.
gfidt beribrt oabon perben oie Sit
1leDs, oeren Si5enien tpie friiber nit
Dem Mblauf 0es 6isfaliabres erl6-
1fen. Der Union Structltrat
Steel Company muroen $367.26 fir
erridt1ftg bon Sen8en fir BEN 600
logiiden @nrten uito 8~radenrioae
Barf aus benz aGgemeinen sSono be.
1DflIgt uno Sic 2obnliiten Ser ltao-
tilhe1 MneeltelIten fir Sic aueits
9aIfte oes DECEMBER inooiiiert.
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0ro6e Gonserte.

ME fe pieGeidt nod ME int Staate
geras i~tnttgefunoen, meroen ieoei-
fala anl1Blih Der Gan esaeinto
5ieIfa naditen april bier al.
gebaiten peroen fonl1en. Die bon
Den &erren Mrtbur glaaiien u;lo
s.. @. @. 8arnes geleiteten
miliifaliiden Srganiiationen tot.
len 81 einem foloiialen @ollaen 5ll-
fammengeIdmoI5en ulo MaiienGore
ems Slinoertelt BON 5timmen aebi[.
bet iperoen. @err Glaalien bot iif;
bereit erfl1rt, bic o1lsm1rtigen afit-
glie0er 0es Sinfonie SrdeIters mad,
8eeuoiglng Der Soiion bier si be.
bdlten nno Die Mitmirfunq Ser
Mosart @eleIIidnft, Ser pereinigten
oelttifen @eiangpereine uno ae3
Congratulations e~ir5ubolen. Cher.
70 itelH @err Barnes, tpie aus ser
5pilden ben befoen Serren gepfloge-
men &orreIpolioea5 berporgebt, ieinen
,.6eitibal Aiiociation Chorus" fiif
Den 3med CUR 8erfigung rno erfpor-
fet Die Mitbulfe oes rnter Der be.
ipdhrten 2eitltng oes Serrn Mrtbur
Glaollen itebenoen Ginfonie Grd,e-
tiers @ir legen Dem grieftpedleI
oesbalb cine aefpiiie 8eoeutnng bti.
neil er cine M~mGbernng uno bic.
leidt Elm ipdteres 3uiamnlengeben
8niiden DEN beioen 2eitern utierpi
mliifaiiid,en Grganilationen erboffer
IaBt.
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@rnnbetseuums. Hebertragunseu.

albert Srieorib Ii. q. OH gn~gel6arot
@ittmamn iino Srau, @rnlloStiid an Ser
Grodett Ctr; Sc ,2S5.7O.
Gillian Canine u. q. ON guael6arbi
Witr1nnn uno Srnl, @riInotiid an Der
erodett Ctr; $476.20.
8iIlin1a q. Code an gbarles 4. 0uts
5eit, 329.45 Ider Qano; $4510.
9. e. 9. @esgener an 6. S. Wplter,
&. 8. &eBler uno S. 6. glarf, @runos
it'd in Hnnae 2, 9iitrict 6; $4,000.
Wamie Mcgrnb II. q. an sSo6n grara,
1917 @der 2anb, $40 Ii. 81.
Dora Strmberg. greclttrir. uno rs
YTerfferling, an @. 6. Nentfpid, 300
2ano; $4,000.
Sp. Guide uno Srau an Alfre6 W.
8eper. @ritnbitiid an Der Goliab Ctr.
$4,000.
Street Stealth Company an Srau ui,b
Mrs. S. 6. Gdleber. @runoitid in Co..
Ie9e Seiebts, 5000.
Gilbert ltno grnit Gtebes an Nab q.
Woters. @rlnbitiif i'm 8iperIibe Harf;
$3.50.
Marb 6. Barton Ii. q. on 6. s. Ait
geIt, 1875 6S10 Nder 2ano; S5652.
Warb 6. Barton II. q. all e. &. Oft.
selt, 800 fs10 ader 2anb; $17.779.50.
Otto @raunbol5 an Sllius 0aeblis.
@rnn6itiid in ben California @arbeas
aboition; $3.50.
s. g. aampntann. ourd G6eriff, al,
S. 9. aanpmarm. @riinoltiid i'm gitp<
8lod 1888; $18.65.
sbeobore q. 5opp unb Sra, an Srait
Cue 8ooo Collins, III ader 2anS;
$4,000.
Gtlbolpb Stolberg on @lpin 81. @nfbs
nea. @rlinbitiid an 9aiidb 8lace uisb
@arlaitb Ctr, Gm Sernanbo, 1926.
Srau 9fida 6intrek Ii. q. OH Suliiis
9iedop uno Srau. @runbitiid an Der
Gir9inin Str; $500.
@n9el6arbt @ittmainn nnb Srau an
grnlt @aIe. @runSitiid an Der grodeit
Str; $4,000.
6. q. 8ottlin unb Srau an Otto
Waoealin unb 6rau. 1910 ader 2ano;
$64S.
garfe Or. eonsiuortb an G. 8. 8alz
ter, 6. 9. aeSler nnb 5. 6. gfart.
@runbitiid in Got 2, &ange 2, 9iitrift
6; $4,000
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MyTerIei.

3pei Merifaner orangen am
Wontag abeno nit porgebaltenen Ne-
polpert in 0en Store BON &. s. BE-
oera5a an Soutb Stores GtraBe uro
foroerten oielen auf binter Dem Ga
oentilh berpor3llfommen. 8eoerasa
bate belize ganoiten inoeB ld)on be-
merit, ebe tie ben Gtore betraten uno
on bic Holi5ei teIepboniert. 9eio9
R1lber mliroen prompt feitaenom.
men, bebor iie ibre perbrederiifeil
abiid)ten alsfiibren fonnten, uno lie.
ben iebt ibrer Yro5eiiierung tpegell
@aubes uno berfudten EotIhlaqs
entgegen.
Die Gountn : aommiii1re Be.
nilligten Die 6oroerung Ger Sinler
Netboo COMPANY fir Die nit .Eor-
pia@ beoedte uno reporierte Srieo,
ridsburger 2nfoitroBe ino mieier
Den gountn-G lerf an, cine @niuei,
lung fir S3,6S0.25 aussuiteaef
Gbenlo piiroe oie 6oroerunq ser.
lelben @eieLllhaft fir Die in Der nam.
liden @eiie bergefteIte Corpus
Gbrilti 2onoitraBe in Sobe boz
$824.57 ~genebmigt ul1o be3nblt.
@aft Der g~infiibring zines gere.
geIten Observation-Disclosures mad 6ei
6auptitoot Merieo Bat es nod CUTE
@ege. llnfere enelildeu 3eitunaet
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6a6en ben 9ienit ouar pieoerbolt in
4usii6t gelteat, bod meiB man in St
Ienbdbnfretien nidts oubon.
3exas.

@uf 8erfieuna BON 8ut1DeS.
ridter Marep miro General Suerta
tnfolge leines boben Differs uno lei=
net gefabroeten @eiunobeit aus Der
@oft IN 81 8aio e~ntlaIien n11o lit
inter cine nomtneae 8iirgI6aft BON
$500 geitellt. - Die @rano : Srrp
fir oos 8unoesgeridt iest ii6 fit
ben ieBigen Sertlin aus Den folgea=
ben Mtitglieoern alliammen: Sap 6.
Moams, San Mntonio, Gormar11;
2eon &c. @oltbaa, Son 4ntonio,
Sefretar; Safo6 5rieienbabn uno
@ugo Stratemann, Nel1-9raunfels;
g. 6. Sarrilon, Moore; S. s. DR.
nolo, Gbeapiioe;; Soc Smitb, Serrp
8ietert u1o 8. S. Mittonf, Gerr-
bile; 6. 6. Barter, Comp geroe,
9erep gartels, Seeliin; S. so. @l-
laroDce, S. sc. 8ennett if. uro
|Sames Wcaniebt, Sun @ntonio.
git1em in Muftin p~erbrettetelt
@eriiht 5nfolge ioa @ouperi1eur Ser
gition gelonnen iein, Ole Sd. 2eeis.
latnr 81 elmer Spe5ialiibung, uno
5tpar nod Dor gnoe Salluor, ein5u.
berufen. geitimmtes laBt iid bier
iiber iltoeB ni6t iagetr, ga ser 8olt-
periteur iid bis jest iiber oiefe gln-
%gelesenbeit griinolih ausgeidmiegerl
fat.
Ser bisberige Spred)er unleres
Gepralentantenbouies in Muitin, @b-
georoneter @. s. Suffer aus goIo
Springs, ELM ausgelprodener 8robi=
bitioniit, miro iib Inn feline @ieoer-
pabl eifrieit bentiiben. 9lls tpeitere
aatoioaten fir oas Spre1eramt tpet=
ben 5renh Spencer aus @iie gonn-
tn, ebenfaas eit Hrobibitionilt, nno
George Menoea it. bon Srabis Count
tp, Der aitf ben Seiten Ser @ntis
itebt, eenanitt. Mir boffen, oaB Set
terer ieiner liberalen @efinnungan
Degen ertpdblt tperoen miro.
Sn Der Jtabe bon SampaiaS Ell
plooierte am Montag moreen Der
aeilel elmer 2ofomotipe Ser Sarta
Sc @abn. Ser 2ofontotipfiibrer,
6ei5er uno ain 9remier muroen ourh
nmberfliegenoe Gilenitiide Inipie ben
entpeidenoen 9ampf ihner perlebt
l1lto mliroen nit MutomobiIen nod,
oem nahifen @oipital gebrad)t.
Gin biibider anbaltenoer Me-
gen fiel am 9ienitag iiber oas ge-
Siiopelt-geras. Ger &egan
lit fir oas @eioeIano bon uageben-
@orteile uno iifert gutes, grit
nes @ras fir Die nddbiten Monate
81, pdbreno Dos SarmIano idyoil
gelodert uno fir Die SriibiabrsbeItel-
gut norbereitet ipuroe.
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GeirafsfMeine. - Oebnrtcn.
So6esfGne.

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eugene Hiegel uno Coma Srapnor.
Saocb @~olbenburg uno Garoline
2eDptansfp.
eoliaro 9ierce nno 2anra Cid
born.
@m. 81. Bed uno Martba aouile
Differ.
Mar S1eff II. Bertha Saoofpsfp.
Hop q. 8abcof nno emma 8.
GaroIus.
Sobn $. steiparo uno @idie @rie-
ienbef.
Srie Bauer nno Georgia gbop.
mann.
@ebn ri c
%. 6. @iIfe mo Srau. Elm ano-
be; Soc 9arotfin uno 6rau, Ell
Mdohen; Gbas. Sdieralbein unf
6rnit, elm anabe.
gooesf1IIe.
sSrau Sobonna Gieperling, IS
Sabre; alfreo Webrid, 80 Sabre
@ottlieb s.. gaermann, "a Sabre
Ora 90. @ogner. 26 Sabre; Sriee.
rid Sobl, 10 Sabre.
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gooesfaIIe


Staats- unb GountD . Stemern fir
oas Sabr 1915 amf Urmnb- uno per-
iOnlides Gisentnm, miiiIen Bis 5mti
81. San. 1916 an ben Steney . aof-
leftor S. u. Sitter entridtet tuer.
ben, nm bic 3ablnns eiaer Straie
ino Soften bon 10 Trosent, bic amf
peri6nlides Gisentiim erboben luer.
ben, 81 uermeibem.
5. Or. ali s,
Gnnntr-3 idter.
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Gin Sinh Der Belt.

Batter: y9ein 2ebrer beIdpert iiA,
oaB 9u gar feine Sortidritte i'm
5ran5oiiiden uno engliiden mebr
maditl SIT oas nun 9ummbeit Sum
qe. ODER 9atriotismug?@
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9eltes Del itno @aioIin crh1ft
man BON Der Glimp Oil &c., 400
Sit.gommerce Str. Heues Gel. Era.
bis 1852.
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Sams at Derrenten.

9as untere nnb obere Stodperf
BON 0r. 218 C~it-Gommerse StraEe
1T sa uerremten. WGbere Mmsfnnft 1T
her Office Der u6reiem HreTe".
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@enit man mai erinnerlmgeit
habeit iuil, mlB man In Der Siieeno
bafiir forsen.
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Sdiueres 9aIein.

90. ME eebt's int iunaen Che
eIiif2~
uSheuBlih. %reirfte @iiltoeleben =
5rau itreid)elt mid bon friib bis
ipat."
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Sun autuuip, Ser, A. San. 1916
Erime CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil sc
Gents Der @n[Iene.
New yprf, A. San. - Spot 49, 5.
Snnanr, $50 uio $8.72; SSebr,tar.
1854 un0 $3.50; @dr5. 1854 uno
$685., @priI, $S.67 uuD $500; Woi.
$S.74 uab 1915; SUM, 1914 ur6
S8.17, Sui, 1882 uno 1888; auguSt,
1891 uno $500.
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ran Grlanbnisideine.

Ming & Ollie, Ierdnoer1ineen Main
slpemne; 1924.
Sraa 6. Gittmar. anban, Sit Sonfton
GtraBe; $500.
Staot Gan Mntonio nno 8ercr
gounth. 6oipital. Morales StraBe;
$500, 600.
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9e5ablt Cure yTDl Sar1; mir
nod bis 5mm 81. Sannar 3eit ba5nl
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= Gs lit ifiperer. feline @eoaufen
ourd Shipeigen als ollrh Geoen 81
ber6ereen.
8esablt Cure y9ol sar4; MIR
nod bic strt 81. Sannar Seit oa5u!
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aarm-grobnfts.

1u<ut FSvpNttk
Gan antonio. Ser, 4. San. 1916.-
Ger (nur frii6e) -. 29e per gussnS
9lbner $1,000. liz II. f8c per Hfuno
Curriers' ......... 14hc per Yfltno
Horfl zoe per Bulnel
Wel6en ..$1.16 per 8uIhel
9dfer ......... Acc per ghtS9eE
9eu 5000 Der 9omne
WemHte.
&artoffeln, California. 1925: golo-
raoo. $500.
SiBe aartoffeln, 2ouifiana. S1.75.
Sobnen, California 8abols, S7.00.
Wegifanlhe gabous. $500; Yh,H,
$500; Gina 1925; Nabb, 500; G(ad
gbes, 1926.
3piebeIn, Gal, 1925 Der 100 ghNo.
Ofrn, $3.50 fin elm @nfd,eI.
gierpflan5en, 75c II. $1.O0 Der 1uiheI.
Spinnt, 3hc II. DC per Yfitn6.
Spmaten, SeEas. A Scribe, 60c u. 75e.
@rilter Yfeffer, Seras, zoe Der Bk.
Seaerie, Soc Il. Soc per GukerS,
8llimenfohl, $3.50 fir 10 Gid.
Squaib, $500 per 8u5heI.
Heterfilie, Acc Der 9bb. s8inost.
9obl, $3.50 per Crate.
aopfIalat, $500 per Crate.
9aoiesben, Doc Ii. 35c fir elm Deb
8iinbeI.
@eerrettigsB uraeIn. per Rfo. t2Mc
Beeten. 40c Der gto. sBiinosI.
8elbe Bur5eIn 35c IL Acc per gbo
gie6tNarft.
Gan Nntonip, Ser. 4. San 1876.
SdTen $500 bis $6.75.
&iibe 1878 Biz $3.50.
&dlber $3.50 bis 1915.
8ulen $500 bis 5000.
ct. 2oilis, A. San. 1916. - 9ftto.
pieh. Serass8ieb. 1925 biz $3.50.
Sdtpeine 5000 nno $685..
Sante.
S6tpere bonn Shla6ter 1909 % Ste.
2etdte pem GSlndter 90 cts
Grin gefaIaene .-........13h gts.
Tele.
Mnsoras9iegen. per gfo. IN Cts
angoras8ieger; beiddoiat -. s Cts
Wolf uro Studs 30 Cts
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Bamtuiuoae.
Epffpnfameu-Nruam

San antouio. Seg., 10 gents.
8albeftom Ser., 1890 Gents.