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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
OFFICERS
CHOSEN BY SONS AND DAuGH.
TIERS OF LIBERTY

Evening Star Council, No. 18, Sons
and Daughters of Liberty, met Wed
nesday evening and elected the fol
lowing officers:
Counselor-Mamie Stephey.
Associate-Emma Stephey.
Vice-Jeanetta Thompson.
Associate Vice-Jennie Jackson.
Financial Sec'y.-Rose Moores
Treasurer-Anna Cunningham.
Rec. Sec'y.-Sara Smith.
Assistant-Anna Baker.
Guide-Bessie Woolison.
Inner Guard-Anna Baughman.
Outer Guard-Viola Bateman.
Treasurer-Millie McGlade.
Pianist-Pearl Mahaffey.
Assistant-Lizzie Hinger.
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silk Fiber Sweaters.

Some call them sport coats, and for
summer they are just the thing. They
come in copenhagen blue. green, sal
mon, rose, rose striped with white and
purple with white. At $3.95 they have
a half sash which is only in the back.
and at $4.9S they have full sash that
ties tn front.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
Residue Is To Be Divided
Among DeCedGnt'S Friends
Hite As Assignee Brings AC-
tiOn In Partition
Other Notes From The County
Court House

The will Of A. H. Simmons has been
admitted to probate. 1t was execut-
ed on June %, 1916, in the presence
of Columbus Ewalt and Addison My
ers.
The testator directs that his prop
erty, ITO East Ohio avenue, go to s.
]. Simmons until the daughter Of the
latter, Ethel ]. Reynolds, is ready to
go to housekeeping when it shall be-
come her property.
The property at 108 East Ohio ave-
nue. is given to a sister, Jemima j..
Jackson, together with $1,000 of life
insurance.
A nephew, Albert ]. Williams, is
made beneficiary of a property, 3OS
Calhoun street, while a niece, Maude
Miles, is given the property at 901
Vine street.
s. J. Simons is given the property
under contract to Cooper Jackson and
located at 300 1-2 Calhoun street.
The following miscellaneous be-
quests are made: $500 and dresser to
Sally Parker for kindness shown;
piano, center table and clock to Anna
Sites; 1-2 dozen black walnut chairs
to Mrs. Sarah Sites; cancellation of
mortgage and note held against Mary
Anderson; $1OO to A. M. e. church;
cancellation of notes held against
Will Newsome and Mary Rails; $5 to
Minnie Tam; cameo ring to nephew,
Willard ]. Simmons.
The balance of the property is CIV
en- to testator's brother, Samuel j.
Simmons, with the request that same
be divided among friends.
S. ]. Simmons is named executor
and Jemima J. Jackson executrix
without bond.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
BEDSIDE
OF DYING SON MRS. FEREN-
BAUGH's DESTINATION

Mrs. B. B. Ferenbaugh of Danville
received a message Wednesday even
ing from Spokane, Washington, telling
of the serious illness of her son, Will
liam Anderson, who has been attending
school in that city. Mr.. Anderson Is
i'll from an attack of heart trouble and
is receiving treatment at the Sacred
Heart hospital in Spokane. Mrs. Fen.
enbaugh left for his bedside Thurs
day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30

jumper vest of white pique is laced in
front, breaking the striped effect and
matching the cuffs. This simple model
clever mothers can duplicate in any
colored cotton material and is smart
for summer wear.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
GRANGE RALLY

Many grangers were in the city
Thursday to attend the big grange
rally at Riverside park. Chamber of
commerce members assembled at
headquarters in the afternoon and
marched to Riverside park in group,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
HER NEW JUMPER.
A Deloctable Gown For the
Small Girls Vacation Days.

A one piece frock Is cut with short
sleeves and huge pockets. button
trimmed. The fabric is a gray and
white striped chambray. A quaint
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
JACK
Resting Easily - Amputation OF Left
Leg Not Considered Necessary

M. w. Jack, who was injured in the
local yards Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road Saturday afternoon, when he
fell under a freight train, was report
ed to be resting easily Thursday morn
ing and it is not thought that ampu-
tation of his right leg will be neces-
sary.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30

Mrs. Charles Flippo, who has been
receiving treatment at the Mt. Ver-
non hospital, returned to her home on
West Gambler street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30

Would you speak of the business
done by drummer for complexion
powder firm as sales under false col
ors?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
injuries Minor
in 25-FOOT FALL
FROM STEEL TANK
Drop Onto Pile OF Lumber Unusual
Escape From Death For C. C.
cox-Brinkhaven Accident
Victim At Local
Hospital

Brinkhaven, o., June 29-Falling
from the top of a steel tank onto a
pile Of lumber thirty feet below, G. G.
Cox yesterday afternoon had what is
regarded as a miraculous escape from
death. The accident occurred at 3:3o
o'clock and Cox was sent to Mt. Yer
non on the afternoon train where he
was placed in the Mt. Vernon hospital.
The only injuries which hasty ex.
animation revealed were fractures of
the left leg at the ankle joint and of
the right arm at the wrist joint. Con.
siderable fear was expressed that no
was injured internally. There was q
large cash on his face and a number
Of body bruises.
Cox is an employe Of the Demarie
Steel Co. Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and waa
sent here to assist in the installation
of large steel tank which the Penn
sylvania Co. is having erected near
its tracks here. With other work,
men, he was standing on a ladder
which was placed at the top of scaf
fold when he slipped and fell. His
Mortified companions expected that he
would be lifeless when picked up.
Cox lay unconscious on a pile of
lumber when aid reached him and he
remained in this state for some con-
siderable time.
| The injured man passed a rather
restless night Wednesday at the Mt.
Vernon hospital expelling quantities of
blood, but his condition Thursday waa
looked upon as very favorable for re-
covery.
There have been no further develop
ments along the line of internal injur.
les and the attending physician stated
Thursday that ne was Of the opinion
that there is. nothing more serious
about Cox's condition than the frac-
tured leg and arm.
Cox was unable to state how the
accident occurred, everything being
a blank in his mind. He suffers con
siderable pain, but is as cheerful as
could be expected. He is % years OF
age, unmarried and resides in Della
ware.
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HEARING
IN sEVERNs LIQUOR CASE is
CONTINUED

July "a has been set by Mayor
Mitchell as the date for the hearing
of Fred Severns, charged with illegal
sale of intoxicants, The hearings OF
the other cases have also been con
tinued.
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Deeds Filed
Anna T. Trimble to Allie -. Lewis,
part of lot 159 Mt Vernon, 81.
F. A. Shultz to Harry G. Conkle, lot
2, II. NJ. Richards addition to Buck
eye City, $3.50.
Mary b. White to Harry N. John
son, lot 16, factory addition to Mt.
Vernon, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30

Tilton, has commenced an action in
partition against Grace 70. Tilton,
John w. Tilton, the First National
Bank of Utica and Jennie Probaseo,
the land in question being located in
Martinsburg. Plaintiff is own attor-
ney.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30

We have to pay for our experience,
but many man buys it who can't af-
ford the price,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
Administrators Appointed

R. M. Greer and Columbus Ewalt
have been appointed administrators
Of Ellen Hoss. The bonds of each, in
the sum of $4,000, have been signed
respectively by H. H. Greer and
Frank L. Beam and Emma B. Ewalt
and Barton w. Blair as sureties. Bar
ton Blair, l.. r. Cromley and James
Bowman have been named as apprais-
ers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
PoMERENE AT MANSFIELD

Sen. Atlee Pomerene will address
a big meeting of Richland county
Democrats at Mansfield Saturday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
Executors Appointed

Jemima j. Jackson and S. j. Sim
mons have been appointed executrix
and executor of A. H. Simmons. Ap-
praisers are Albert Roy, G. A. Hamil-
ton and Charles Banks.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30

Every man has his own way in this
world for a while. But the while only
lasts until he is old enough to be fed
with spoon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
Marriage Licenses

Charles e. Ackerman, cashier, and
Bertha G. Jones, both of Frederick
town. Rev. H. NJ Noble.
Charles Chevrier Wright, secretary
of the Cleveland Tool & Supply Co.,
Cleveland, and Sarah Elliott Russell,
Mt. Vernon. Rev. George r. Smythe
Lawrence Leroy Fry, laborer, and
Helen Irene Lafferre, both Of Mt.-Ver-
non. Rev. ]. A. Long.
Dale Edward Barre, proprietor
bowling alley, and Ethel Mae Roby,
both of Mt. Vernon. Rev. e. E. Whit
taker.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30

BANNER CLASSIFIED ADS. P>v
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
Court Journal

Court Journal
Robert o. HinkenN VS.. John w.
Hawk Cause dismissed at cost of
plaintiff. Suit on note.
Robert o. Hinken VS.. John W..
Hawk-Cause dismissed at cost of
plaintiff. Services rendered.
Paul NJ. Ashbaugh VS.. Charles Wal
kins-Leave to file supplemental petit
ton.
Andrew D. welker VS.. Calvin sapp
Arguments made.
%
Partition Action
Frank c. Hite, assignee Of John W.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
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gilbert Ebofern, melfer ieinen
9ruocr in Woielle beiildt batte, III
am Dorieen 5reitag bon bort suriif-
eefebrt.
, Ilfreo Babe, melder cinen balben
Intbeil bon 8eoepobl's ~@iienpaaren.
8eidGft gefauft bat, miro 1ingefdbr
ont Is. Sl,li cine offentlide guftion
abbolten.
!Senrp Stoeppelmann lit jest Der
Sciiser zines nelten Stuocbater @ll-
tos, nit Sisen fir 7 Gerionen. gr
be5og oasiclbe bon bent geenten,
&obt. Surol, in Sermann.
emil 8eoepobl mar olll Dergange.
men Sonntag bier, uno beiubte iei.
men Safer.
Dos 8ifnif nel6es OIL 8ftneIt.
montag bon ben Witglieoern ,lnierer
Suburban MiIitdr aapelle, in Sell.
mann's @roDe, eeeeben luuroe, NOR
Guberit aablrei6 beil,dt.
Iuguit &ropp eignet elm neies
GbeproIet @uto, ipeldcs or bon @m.
Steiner, in Seem Saoen. sefauft bat.
Sobn Gollertien, Or. uno @attin,
bon Sermann iparen am Wontag
bier, auf bem 8ifnif, iopie al,d aui
8ciud bel Srel,nben.
Die @attin bon Saitor S. 9aiss,
befonb lid am lesten Montao in ct.
Souis, auf geiu9 bel Serpanoten.
Sral areuite 8iiiulann i~tattete
OH lesten @ontas ibrcm 8ruoer,
SenrD Stod, in Sem &open, einen
9eiud ab.
SRI. Nellie Sabollbe lit our Belt
bier Der @ait ibrer Sdmclter, Sroll
Seter 9iltbcp, nebit Samilie.
Srou vi. S6mio, bon @lGolo,
Ser, bcfanO iid) mebrerc Gage Der
p%ergongelcn ISOLDE olf @cIl16 bel s.
80. Sllgcl unb 6amilie.
elmer Sall uno SRI. Gllo Gller.
bruf murOen am Gfinqltmpntog in
8arrenton getrol,t.
Srou Gan Soi0, Sr., uno Sodtcr
Gllic bcfinocn ii0 felt Dem porigeu
Wtittlpnd in Ct. 2olliS oui 9cIudy
bel &crwonoten unO Srcunoen.
Srou Wtinnie gcfer, bon ct.
2onis, lit 9egenipGrtig bier bel ibrcr
Mnttcr, Srall @einlano, meIde franf
oarnieoer lieet.
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Clipper sbaI mnS llmseaenb.

2ouis Hobenar, unD Samilie ma.
rem an lesten Sonntag ouf 9eiu6
bel Sobn 8ribmeper.
Senrp Roore. bon Saline Goun.
tn. 1T gcgenipartie Der @ait bon
Snfel uno 2unte, gusuit Seiie unb
@attin.
Scnrn Brandt unb &orI 9uidmep.
CT tolfcr Sobn 9aucr ON pprleen
Mittmoh beim transport bon 35
@agcnloSlineen 9rcnnboI5.
ISM. q. Intbes, nebit SomiIie
itnO 8ilbeIm Stride noren am Conn.
log Nciuher I'M Semi bon ScnrD
Sucid)dl.
Sen Seiie urb SO. Eoeidcl baben
iid am Iontoe mad 2outrc SsIano
bcgcbcr, I'M fitr Suit. &ebr gu or.
beiten.
@Gbreno unier Strobenauiicber,
Gonrao Habcnolt, ON porlgen tSrei.
tag NIT DER eroBcn @raoir , Moifine
bel Der arbeii uar, eine ein Hab
ocr Ioidine iiber ieinen Sui mo
ucrnriodtc cine icbr idmer6baftc
SiietIdIung.
Sn Sobn 9olier's 8obnun9 hat.
tcn lid out lestcu Sonntag Nohnlit.
fog Die ~folecnben @Gite periannnclt:
Srls. Ibclio unb ScarI Seiie uno
Si56ic Sui6mcpcr; icrncr gOwin NE
Der, Scnrp Wpore, Ben uno 8m.
Seiie, Com. Yoei6cl, Con. @rlrol,
Sam. 0ctterer, SEQ, 9uidmepcr,
Seurp Brandt, ncbit Samilic, unh
&orl &uidmepes,
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ten follen, baben bic AneeiteIIten Die
Irbeit nieocrgelcet. IS mar bisber
gebrantlid nGbreno Der Monote
Suni Silli unb Iuguit nur 5h Gage
per Bode gu arbeitcn unb Die gr.
better beitanocn barauf. oab linen
bieier balbc Seicrtaee al,6 in Suni
erlaubt peroe. Snfolee bieier Wtei.
mingSpcridieocnbeit murben bic 80.
brifen Elm ISOLDE geidloiien; idIieb.
lid murbe ben 9rbeitern Der balbc
Seiertag, per ISOLDE, aud I'M Mpnot
Suni gcItattet.
5 Im Samstag Den 8. D. ". fam.
en- S. j. Gpof unb 8. $. &eeS bon
California, Mto., in ibren nelien 9ort
Ilto 5nr Stabt, pcrtrieben iib 5uerIt
Die 3eit oamit, Dab iie iid in Der Gor
Die Stobt bon olcn Soften oniaben
uno nntcrnobmcn Damn nit ben
Sraiensperionen Gffie 8rreeb unb
cine Srau Sones cine 8lisfabrt cnt.
lang Der 0itliben WcGortp Strobe.
gln Der Ode BON Oit IcGartp uro
2afaDettc Strobc foqibirten iie nit
Dem Sari Cab bes 2ouis S%pounborit.
Der 3uiomntenpraG erfolatc nit iol.
der @ud)t, baB Spaunbprit's No,
ihine III bic &rnoe georebt wl,rbc
uno Die 0ort Gar iid iiberi6lug unh
ant EinnItcin nit lalltem &rah an.
iammenbrad). Iae Sniaiicn wurben
altf Die StraBe geidleubert. Gpof CT,
lit eincn Irmbrud) unb Hccb
Suetidulaen an Der 8ruit. Sic muir
ben IN bas Salls bcs Ipotbefers Stt
eetragel1, NO ibren drotlide Silfc au.
tbeil maroc. 9ic beioen Srauen5ima
mer ipilroen tempor1r in eir,em anbc.
rem Souie untereebrodt unb ip1tcr
na1 ibrem cigencn Sauie, Ode Sigh
uno @olnut StroBe, sebradt, no
2rall SoneS nit ibrem 8atten uno
Den &inbern pobnt.-Scfferion Gitp
8olfsfrcunb.
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@orrifon n.

S. 6. Sdmit puroc an1 7. Sum-
bon iciner Satin nit einem Sobn-
den bei6enft.
Milton &eoefer nladtc an1 pori'
gen Mittpo6 einen @eidGftsbeiud
in Gbamois.
Srau Safe 8enicl bon Sermann
beianb ii6 fiir5lih auf 9eiaf bel
2ouis 8oeger uno @attin.
are. 8oeeer ilnO Satin, bon
Salisbury. Wo., traien am borigen
9%onnerstag bier Elm, rnO peroen elm
paar 8oten bel ibren Sobnen, 2o,lis
Charles l,nb Senrp 9oeeer, berruei.
len. gm Montag Iadmittag bega.
ben iif @iie. 9oeeer unb Satin nod
Serlnann uno bon bort na6 Ban,
gum 9eil6 bon @ermanbten uno
Sreunben.
Otto Stodiid ,r1b Srco @edmann,
ncbit oeren @attinen, marcn am les.
ten Sonntag unter ben bieiigen Sc.
il,derr.
Or. Goof unb 60. Slmr1ert mad.
ten ant lesten Wortoe einen 8eiud
III Gbamois.
Iugult 8oeger, iotpie grnoIo unb
Com. Slimmert modten am Samstag
in Irnolb's I,tto cine Sabrt nod
Gbamois.
&iele unlerer Witbiireer iparen aln
lesten Wontog 8dite ollf oem Bifnif
in gotSbam.
llnier Staotratb lGBt 9c%genpartig
Die Stroben unierer Stabt gut eins
olen; elm Sorti6ritt nit Incident mir
iebr 5ufriehen iinb.
g(ud oas Sifnif in Gbomois, am
letter Iontog, 5Gbltc piclc 8cilt6er
bon bier.
Srau 8. gtagcl 1T an Mtpntag
nod ct. 2ouis gereiit.
Sronf Ragcl, nnn ct. 2ouis pel.
der mebrere Gage Dier, bel iciner
Mlltter ol,f 9eiltd 0elueicn NOR, lit
onl Wontog micoer obgerctIt.
Mon peraeiie nid,t Oos SaIlipiel
om nG6itcn Sonntag, 5piidlen Dem
Stem Sobet mo Sem Morriion Club.
0aS Spiel anl p%eraangencn Cont
tag, Sipilden Dem @asconaoe rro oem
Mprriion Club, mar I'M gan5en Ser
lallf lebr iponncno un6 enoete nit
Dem Sieg Oes Clubs pon 8asconaoe.
9os Reiultot mar 7 gcgen 6, 5llgur.
Itcn bon @aSconaoe.
Sim lctten Wontag perbreitete ii6
6as @eriift, baB Sbillip 8alier'S 8.
jGbriges S0bnden permibt mlroe.
Mon bcfiir6tete 5lterit, Dob Der &leire
in Die 9aple's Greet gefallcn rnb er.
tr,lnfen iei; gum Slid fonO man i'm
abcr am llfer Der Greet, beim
Sii6cn.
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Silft Sloan's bel &benmatismnsp

Sraet ben WanrL ber's eebrauft
CT neiB es. n3u benton. bob id ollie
oieie Sabre aebuloet babe, mGbreno
cine 25c.Slaide bon Slpan's 2ini-
ment mid sebeilt bGtte!" ihreibt Elm
%banfbarer &urierter. 8enn SIR
&~beumatismus babt ooer an Tci,rol-
gie, Riidenmeb, Sdmer3en uno
Steifbeit in Den @liebcrn leioet, 10
5oecrt nidt, cine Slaide SIoon's all
boIen. @S crtuGrmt itnb bernbiet Die
fpeben idmcr5enben StelIcn, iinb Sbr
tperbet gud 70 iebr better fiibIen.
&auft's in iraenb elmer apotbefe, MIR
25 Gents. Ibp.
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-llnicrcn bcrSlidcn Can't hermit
bcn iplsenbeu 2eiern bes Solfsblstt,
fir bic willfommene Grneuerin9 III,
res 9(bonncmcnts, in Der peraanee.
llcn @odc:
Ncrmonn = slug. SogcrL 8m
Sapocr mn Suit, Gberlin.
Srit @ittc, Ban.
Sp. Sieolcr, &ariaS Gin.
ct. 2ouis-Srou 6. S. Sorooy
mn 5. 9. 8ueder.
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Sort SalleD y.

Senrp @eper erbielt borige 8o6e,
in Berger, ieinen neilen &co @iber
Spccial 9reid Ipparat.
eSobn &oblfing uno Oeiien Sdipe'
iter, Iortba, moftcn porige Bode
einen 9eiud in ct. Souls; ibre BET
Den Sdpeitern, @erna uno Gbriitina,
iinb nit LINEN bon ct. 2ouis auriid'
gefebrf.
gilbert Seinlein bot iid nod ben
@eisenfeloern bon &anias begeben.
galtor @eorg Sd,ils miro am
fommenoen Sonntos oils Sreoiger
Der 8etbania @emein6c ~eingefiibri
meroen; iein 8ater, Baitor Shitls'
bon Morriion, miro bic teierllte
Gcrcmonie lciten.
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NcnsS 9IaseIieS.
Nifbaublnna Der r~nmSniihen 8eubIfe.
ring burd BITE 8afen.

Wifbanblnna Der rnmGniifen 8eubIfe.
rtns burd BITE HnRen.
aus benz 5iterreidiiden ariesss
prefiequartier ipirb semelbet: Der
fols.nDe in ben leBten Sassn einses
Iauate omtli9e 8eridt bi!bet elm
neuerIi9es Document fir bas sraus
fame 8Orseben Der ruiiiiden auItur'
brinssr. namentli4 sesen bic ruma'
niide 8epDlteruns.
r9is rufiiide Seereslsituns bot
nod INNER midi aufsebOrt, bic Be-
pDlteruns bes bon ruiiiiden Solbas
ten ottupierten feinbliden @ebietss
auf iebe m0sIide 8eiie gu brunsia'
lieren unb ben unglaublidten Drip
banblunsen Gasauieben. IS 1T be-
msrtsnspert. baB in Der Iebten 3eit
pieber bic rumdnii9e 8eo0lterung
gum Opfer Der ruiiif4en AudI9siiter
purbe. grt Dor turaer 3eit
purbe bic geIomte aus RumGnicrn
befebenbe 8eoOIteruns 8pians. zines
8utopinaer Srtss OH Der ~beIiurabis
i6en @ryn3e, peiGer BON 5000 2us
manen betpobnt lift, geipaltiam epas
fuiert. S6on i'm CONNER pergors
oenen SSuhres nurben fdmtlide Sling
linqe unb MGnner 8oians Suiams
men9etrieben unb Su i6periten
S9onsarbeiten On Der ruiftidsumds
niI6en @rense ~psrtpenoet. SEPT purs
BEN oll6 iGmtIide @reiie, 5rauen unb
8inber nit 8rddtolgeipalt aus ibren
Sduiern gefdIeppt unb ipeggefiibrt.
en- elmer Der Iebten Bos
den fpurben iebesmal I'm Wlits
ternadt srObers gartien Der 8eoSls
teruns bon &oiatsn auf @a9en GEE
Iebt unb nod benz Snnern 2ublonbs
ipessefiibrt. Selbft Sdpertrante
nurben aus ben 8etten ge5errt unb
auf 8aaen sefporfen. Die &inber
purben ben Miittern entrifien uno
aetrennt nod anoeren Srten gebradt.
aIles Sab uno Gut muBte bic
arme rumGniids gepDIterung 5uriids
laiien. Dos 9ieb b%urften bic 2eits
nidt mitnebmen. 9ie Biberitrebens
ben tpurben aber nit Nasaitabieben
10 lanse %mibbanbelt, Bis lie fid tuess
fibren IieBen, ober fie ipurben ses
nathan auf bic Wasen setporfen.
8em Bitten bieler Grauen nnb
@reiie, ftatt nad RuBlanb nod Rlis
mGnien iibersefiibrt gu iperben. ipurbs
,eine Solse seseben. Our burd Be-
Feduna Der estortierenben &oiaten
selans es einselnen 8duerinnen, nod
RumGnien au entfommen. Ra9
ausIagen Der ruifif6en Solboten,
pelde bic Mense estortierten, TT es
%feftebenb, bab bic seipaltfame nit
MiBbanblung Derbunbene @n!fernnns
ter rumGniiden 9epolterung auf Be
febl bes ruffi6en @rmeetommanbos
poraenommen tpurbe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16

Srotocm bas 6iid)en unO bas So
gen auf ibrem 2anbc bon bielen Sar.
mern bcrbpten lit, laoet &arl Sllif.
meper ieinc Iodbarn mo Sre,,noc
Elm, alif icincm 2anbe 5u fiiden unh
at jaeer,, infer Der geoineung, bai'
Dieielbcn Der Sruft obcr ben &ich
feinen St)aoen 5ufiigen. Sernct
m~iiiien bic Scrrn Nimrooe altd cine
Sae0li5ens babclt, inbem Srcun0
9uidnleper bicic nidt liefern fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Seine Grpbe nptlnenhin.

NetHe FrDDe 1Dflueil0tg. ,Glnt
Hrobc lit nidt n0tie," idreibt Srai,
s. 9orflein, 1856 2ouiS Ipe., Mil.
paltfee, @is., "oenn Sbr IlpenfrGu.
ter lit uns mobl befannt, neil mir
eS i6on Is Sabre in unicrcr SAINT.
lie gebrallden. Sorni's IlpcnfrGu,
ter lit fir uns bel &ronfbeiten Elm
ebenio groBes 9ebiirfnis, nic 8roi
fir Den Sunerieen. @dre feline
@gentur in unierer Na6boribaft, io
bdtte cine iolde idon IGneit iiber.
nommcn."
unelcid anberen Webi5inen miro
Sorni's MpenfrGuter nidt in gpo.
tbefen perrfauft. Speaialagenten
liefern es Den 2euten bireft BON
2aborotorilim Ser SeritclIer: Or.
Beter Sabrlep & Sons Go, 1875
90. Sopnc ape., Chicago, SlI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16

-Scfottc Bros. crbielten ben Son-
traft fir ben 8alt zines Bungalow,
an Ser oItli6cn 3meiten Strabe. fir
Ridter Gue. Weper. Irbeiter iino
bcreits bel bcr Serridtung bes
@runoitiids. Scfottc Bros. crbicl.
ten gleidfalls ben &ontratt fir Den
9a,t oes nci,cn S%dulbauies, in
Gotsbam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16

I'm QGAer in 2eberries
3u 6obren, benuBt man
am better einen itarten RageI. benz
man unten cine glatte SlG9e anfeilt.
Damn Ieqt man Rem @iemsn auf elm
paIIenbes !SolatloBaen unb f6Iast
nit Sommer unb Rasel bic oS9er
elm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Sciratbss2 iscnien.

Clarence B. Tappmeyer, Owensville,
81; Cora B. Renick, Bland, 20.
L. j. CHASER, Owensville, 80; Rosa
Paasch, Owensville, 10.
August V~ollertsen, Jr., Berger, %
Wilhelmina Woest, Hermann, %.
Henry l.. Brautigam, Berger, 27i
Dora FRANKIE, Columbia, &c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16

@enn Sbr Ieliiefeiten babt,
ituo miinl6t oab bieielben i'm Bolts
blatt crideinen ioIlen, Damn ruff urts
auf per 8bone 9tr. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-04
Coal strike Feared.

with the beginning Of the year, II
was inevitable that poss bic labor
troubles should come in for serious
Consideration. and that the anthracite
coal situation should be one OF the chlei
topics of discussion. The miners are
about 10 hold their convention. Inelr
wage agreement terminates on April J.
and unless somo new one Is drawn up
before then and agreed to there PROB
ablv viii be O cessation Of operations
ON that date. SO one can predict with
certainty what is going TO happen, but
n is a fact of public knowledge that
the miners want more money ana
shorter hours, and it is almost equally
We'll known that the operators are not
disDosed TO yield one jot or title 30
seriously is the situation beng taken
I'm the retail coal trade chat in sub
urban New Jersey the dealers are cir
culariziug their customers, urging them
10 lay In q double store Of coal TINS
winter TO be prepared for what they
believe will be famine in tne next.
In other places the same advice is be-
ING giveu.