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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

6leirp ecncloet no 800 @efonocue
gemodt murOen.
ArtiIleric G6Gtiqfcit an
Ser Srcntino 6ront.
0lom.N3. Sept. .9lu Der Trcn.
tino Srout" iaat Der oiii5icQc @c.
ridt oes itolicniIden @encrolltobeS.
melder 6clltc oerofientliHt puroc,
ubdlt bic 9(ftipitGt Der ieinoli6eu 9ll-
tiaeric on No6reno OeS eeitrigcn
Cages purOen Iorfcr in Dem 9litico.
Gbol lmo uniere Stelluuoen beiGaii-
riol in Dem 9lpiiio S6ol bcionOers
itnrf bcid)oiien Sn scr norolid6cn
Shleife bon Gouriol cngoeirien M.
icre 9llpeui6gcr ocr 6eino nno 6rodl.
ten i6m enpfinoliAe @crliiie Bet
llc6er 100 Gootc mlIrOeu ge3dblt ilno
"a @efongeuc eingebrodt.
nSSn oeul obereu 9ut ihoB iuiere
9[rtiucrie ieinOlide Gr6bcn suiam.
men uno icbte &iitten in @rono,
nSn Dem biiaeliecn 9Ibidnitt, oii,
litb BON @orb, ourcbidnitten einige
nuierer S(6t6eihulgen 3rpei Gro6toer.
6oue um0 morien 9omben IN oie
feiuoliden 2micu. gcritdrfungen,
Die Der Seino beranbrohte, mnrocn
BON uuierer sIrtiQerie eriolsreid be.
idoiien.
PIN Gorio crciguetc iih Ic6boiteS
9ombenucrier
Sin feinoIiher Slieoer mari @on.
ben ani 9Inrou5o, in Dem 9Iujici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04
Sm gi6uc0ulcu bcoriiFcu.

3'roTiG EooeSiaac IN 6olee Der
aporiS6uum0 il 9lem yorf 9e-
ncloct- Gle neucn grfranfun-
gen iourocu aui 81 ungegebcu.
9Sew Norf, 3. September.
Cine gl6na5me DER Nencrfronflmgen
mo alh Ser SoOesidne in oen Der.
9angeIen "a Shmoen bis 10 llbr
6cite %ormiito9 5ci9t. OoB oie Sin,
ocrldbnnuqs Gpiocmie III SrcB-
g|cp Dorf in 9lobloiieu begriiien
iii. 6eliic murOcn u meme GdQe oe.
gen 81 om oeitri9cn Ia9e lnO 6S
on Sonlitaa 0em 0'enmo6eitsamtc
mitact6ciIt. Tic SooeSi0llc twr0el
aii 20 an9c9e6cn 9'iS 0cute 6etrGat
bic 3a6l Scr @eiaani.Grtrantmsen
Si97 lmO Die scr EooeSiGae 1888.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04
J3 BrpprIinr.
@riticR 9OnOOlI irbr cts
fOlgreidD an.
0lmgeblidj tUmrocn nmr 2
periOnen sctOStet,

oou itottsefun0en bat. Gic
Ycboroen ibeincn oen lpobren
So@ocrboIt ocbeim an boIten.
Scr otii5ieIle eusIiibe 9eridt
crfIdrt ooB nur 8pci gcrioneu
getoOtct uno elf perIest wliroen.
Gin Zeppelin puroe obee
i6oiicu. Stiir5tc bremcno
oui cinen ireieu 9Sloe.
2on0ou. 3. Sept. ~ Ser iol.
aeuoe 9criht muroc 6eltc glbcuo
BON oem 5elOmorida0, pcldcr sic
&crt6eiNiglmgs Sulppcu bcic6iat
ousgcgeben:
v@elpiiien5afte lntcrildbimeeu CT.
weicn oaB oie ltlgliidsi1ue lm0 Scr
Shoocit melhcr our6 Sen lle6crfaa
ongeridtet puroc. in feincm9er6aIt.
mile lte6c 81 0cr 3o6I ocr Sbiifc. sic
0arou Sbcil nnbmeu.
Gle qenclocten lln1liidsfGQc Iino.
@et0Otct. Gin W1onn mo cine
Srou @crlett. Glf NP0nncr uuo
6roucu mo 3ipei Sinner. SSn tdoti.
iheu |oli5ei Giitriften erciguctcn
iib fcinc llugliidSfGQc.
Spotcre @eribte erpo6ncn ooB
in oieem Giitrift % S6uier mo ei.
nige Gebcn6duIcr lcidt bcidooiat
mnrOen 3pei @oiierIeitllngs.Soup
robren plobteu imo Orei &ieroe pur.
oen get0Otet.
Ser gr0Bte Nngriff ouf
2on0on.
2on0on. 3. Sept. nErcBchu
3eppclinc nobmen ou Dem lleberfou
ouf oic 0itIiHeu Counties in letter
9iadt Ebeil~ 6ciBt cS in eiucm oiii.
5icllen 9eribt BON beiltc glodpuittog,
unno cS mar ser ihncrite 9uftan-
eriii, Ser ic ouf engIauo ecmo9t
lulrOe Stur 0rei 3cppelinen aelona
eS, bis iibcr ole Gorortc BON 9ouoon
81 fommeu Gincr oericIben ipuroc
abeeihoiien, oic onocren our@ Nlh.
rUe6rgeihiitc imo 6hlg5cuae ocrtric.
ben.
Cine 3uldmincnitclllna 0es Sbn'
Deus fonnte nod nidt gcmobt mer.
oen, ober man eIaubt OoB ser Ser,
Init an W'enidcnlebeu umO ser Sho.
ocu pcgcn Der eroBcn 9ln5o1l bon
SuItihiffcn Oe on Dem lle6crioQ be.
t6eiliat woren nidt unbcoeutcno &c.
mclen iein fonn
Der g8oriIoitt 0e8 @eridts 1T ipic
iolet:
Scr lleberfon in letter 9lodt
puroe BON t9 2ufti6iifcu ouseciiibri
itn0 iomit mar cs Der It0rfitc 9lngrifb
Der ie ouf oieies 2ono aemodt NOR.
oen lit. Ger SorptibonpIob Der Spe.
rotioneu worcn oic oitIihen Goim.
tics. Gas 8icl iheint 2onoon ae-
meien 3u iein, mic ouh 9eipiiic ii.
ouitrieac Geutren oes Sulonoes.
0ic MloBreeeln. melhe 5ur Der.
ounfcllne Der 2idtcr getroffen NOR.
men worcn cripicien iid leDr pirf.
iom Gic ON Ginfoa bctbciliQten
@eiAwoocr nulBtcn ourd sin unO
Ncrinhen III Der 6initerniB cinen
iiheren 9[ngrifispnnft crit fin0en
mO tonnien nicbt mic i'm lcttcu
Sriibiobr uuo perecngeucn ScrbIt
gerooen Ssc9eS oilt ibr 3icl los
itenern.
0rei 2uftfrer8cr timer.
DoI6 Der StoOtgrcn5c.
9alr orci 2uiti9iffcn aclong es,
bis on oic MeidtbeiIc BON 2ouoon 8u
fommen. @ineS bon ibncn crihien
lngei1br nm 2.t5 WlorecuS iibcr
oem uorolihcn DHtriit. Sdcimuer
fer uerioIgten ibn uno bnlo ooroii
muroe es bon 9l6webrtononcn uno
gIcropIoncn beicboIicu uno ongeerii-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04
9rftigt &dmptt.
spielcn f9 anf aleu-
SyrOntcn ab.
8ei 3Scrbmi, itmb 1T Cali
5iem bciOmOers Ictiuer.

3teW UVIUUpeES TWlUeI.
Qcuti6c 9lrtiacric 1T bel Gbioumont,
6IcllrD rmO Gbopitrc. @oIo lebr
tbdts. 6ron5oiii@c 6liegcr
morfcn 210 9ombcn oilf Oeridie-
ocne giicnbobu-5 5totioncn ob. II
@ritcn inO 9eutidc in @cicbte
pcrpidcIt. Su @oli0icu bo6cn
f@ Ic1lpcrc admpfc 5miibcu
&uIicn uuO tcutoniidbeu Sruppen
o6ecipiclt.
Yoris, 3. Sept Gic Sample
ouf Oem fron5oiiiden gl6i6nittc Scr
Shlohtlinic old Scr Sommc.6rout
IN scr lcbten 9|oHt bcihrGnfteu iidl
6ouptiG6lib olf gtrtilcrie E6Gtig,
felt, lpie ser oifi5icae 9eridt beiagt,
ser bcute 0ladnittog bonn frun50ii.
ic6eu aricgsamt Oerousgobt uurOe.
9ln Ser Somme 6ront por bic iron-
SoIiIbc 9lrtiacrie Ie6r oftio. p0breuo
in Der 9leoiou norooitlib bon Der.
oin oic Geutiben fron3oiidc SteI.
llngon 5luiicben Ebiaumuont, 6lellrD
nnO Dem Gbopitrc @olO beftig be.
ic6oiicn. Ser 9eriht loutet u0rtli6:
,9hif Scr Sommc 5ront NOR un-
icrc 9lrtiIlerie ud6renO Der 9iaht ie6r
oftip. Snfontcric engagements
6o6eu uidlt itottgefruocn nit Shls.
nabmc BON bier SonOitrcidcn auI
oeuti6e @rdben no6e 9lrmoncourt,
moourh mir in ser Gage unrcr, ei.
niec @cfaugenc cin5ubringcn.
n9hli ocm rebtcn llier Der Wiaas
6omboroirtc scr 6cinO 6eftiq iniere
Stcllimgeu 5tuiiden 96ionmont,
6lciup lmo ocm Goiu G6opitre-
gsolo.
u9tlf Dem 9ieit Ocr 6ront Ocrlicf
bic Nod6t rubig.
DGiner unlcrer Slie9er brodte ci,
neu Oeiitiben 9lcroplon 5ur Groe,
pelher no6c Gieppc, norooiilih boil
@eronn nicOeriiel. Sln Der Sonme.
6ront iuurocn bier mcitcrc Ocntihe
9leropIouc IN einenlSuitgeicdt idbmer
beicb1oigt im0 miIBten iid5 binter i6re
giuien 5ilriid5iebcn
ullnicrc @ombcnipericr 6legcr-
9lbt6eiliiug poliiibrtc 9eitern Ocr-
iticoene Sperationeu nit ousee5eid
netenl Grfolqe. llnierc 9lbt6eilungcn
beIlihten 5peinol Die Giien6o6ulto.
ton N}eb SoblouS unO morfen 5r,
iammen Sc @ei6oIie BON 100 aoliber
auf ole @ebdioc lno Giicnbo6n.9ln-
logcn a6. Ger Shooen Der bco6a6.
tet puroe, mar ie6r 6etrdbtlih.
so @cir6oiic ocs 1870 &oliberS
mirOcu ouf WlilitGr Gto6liiicmcntS
norolib bon Mleb o6ecworfcu lhl.
lerc 9lcroplouc 6eleeten oic Static.
ncu pon W1oiiiercs SEES Dleb, Gon-
flona Seoon in0 9m0un Sc 9lo.
man nit @ombcn ais ouh sic San.
ioncuents ut0 GepotS BON Som,
N}oslc. @uiScoro. 9lt6is, Wlondp itnO
2ogodc nit 9om6cn. Sm @ou5eu
mur0en 2iO 9omben ouf oieic 8l0be
Qeporicn @iele 6eucrs6riinIie ulr-
ocit an ucrIGieocnen Yldsen beoboh.
tct.
8oris, 8. Sept. Gie 0orier
Soreit mo Glerp Sur Somme
uno oQc ocltiben Steauneen 5pi-
itben OicIen bcioeu @imftcn murOcn
bon oen 6ran5oien imO 9riten 6ei ei.
ucm gemeinihaftliHen 9Ingriif ser
ourH 9lrtiIlerie EbGtigfcit oor6erei-
tet NOR, gcnonmen lle6er 2OO0 @e-
ionaenc, ais ouh 12 &ononen ino 80
Wlaid5incnociuebre purocn cingc.
brodt Yer oifBiellc 9eritt Oe1
fron50iiihen arieasoniteS, pelAer
6cllie 6etomt acmoHt wirOc, cut.
bdIt oieie Wdit6eiino. GeSoIeten
miro cin 6ortidritt ser irou30iiihen
Srnhhen I'm Scr llnchhnrihnff hnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04
u1O 6ulgarii9t Srnppeu
in 9Rumauien eiu9tOruuoen,

len. 9lod einiecn Nlimlien lah man,
mic OoS Suitidiff in 6ldmmcn oui.
gmg lino ihneu sur Groc bnobiicl.
Gas Sdiii muroc bernidtct Nlo.
idiucutbcile uno bolb ucrloblte Sci.
den uurOen bci GugIcD. III ser Ylo6c
bon Guiicl0, ouioefln0ca 9lan
bofft Dab gciuiiie SbeiIe oes Hob.
mems lpieoer 8uiommcnitcncn Si t0n.
ucn. Gie @euec Sol3. melbc fir
Den 9lobmen &erwen0ina iauo lit
itounensucrt6 ino idlicBi oui De
rebtierno Der 2Inno6mc. ooB glli-
minimum IN Geutihlono Gin Icitcner
glrtifel eeporocn lit.
Eic beioeu onocrct Qniiihifie
iuuroen c6c lie iib Soncou na6ern
fonnten peririe6eu obnc ooh tie
Sdooen 6dtten onridtcu founcl.
Cine groBc 3obl gomben uuroc
5ielIos iiber Goit 9naIion imo liio.
oiiIide Counties obeeworicu. ober
pollitdnoi9c 9eridte lin0 nod uiht
eingeloufeu glod ocncn al nrtbci.
len, mclde ibon 3iu Giniibt aclana-
ten. miro Der Sdooen i'm glpr6dli.
nib 81 ser aroBeu 3o6l Bomber nidlt
beoeutcno iein ebeuio weua Ser Der.
Init an Nlcnidleulc6en Eielc Bonn.
ben fieIeu in Ole Gee oocy 0cslancnc
El0tc i'm 9an0c
Gs miro eruortct, 00b Q0c @Qrio.
nen, mcldc E6eile oes 3eritortca Ben.
pcln geiuuoen 5a5cu. oicic oGue}lni.
ihn6 on 0os Smtptanorticr oblicicru.
SoIltcn lie ildl ols uuslos crpci.
len wcrOen iie 0en Sinocrn uicocr
5ugeiieQt Nlan ioatc lih crinUeru,
DAB 3nriid6e9olten iolhcr Wc3rn.
itonoe aeaci ous Sic MeidS0erlhcioi-
gllng betreiicuoc @eieb bic McidSper.
t1eiOi8img beircficno perii0Bl.
Cine SerIultliie miro mor8cn ber-
ouseegcben perOcn
Ger Zeppelin llebcriaa tuclHer
bonn Sp0to6enO bis gum 5ciliecu
9ior9en ouOouerte uno pcldcr Ser
ousgeoc6nteite bon alien 6isbcriaea
mar SAB Oen 9onOoncrn uiht Elm
gIeides Sdouipicl mic sic por6crge.
benOeu. God io6cu @icIc ocldc
OoS S6ieBcn oufgemcft battc, mie
eincs Der Suitid)iiie pl0blid in,Slon.
men ee6iiat Ourh oic 9iit aui oic
GrOc iiiir5tc.
Wcriidtc iiber ciueu Slnsriii Der.
breiteteu id ihpn aui 9lbeno lmo Ste
Seue iammelteu iid oui ocn 3tra.
Ben IN Der euuortuua eiucs Sdou.
ipicIs, al ooS tie iic0 iton acpo1ut
batten.
Sie botten ihou ole &oiinuna
ouieeeeben. olS linen enolitb ourh
Sd)iebeu Die 9Inn06crimg Der ieiuO.
lidcu Suiiidiffe gcmeIoct muroe.
glur wenige ShiiIic fielcu. oa sic
@eri6coigiug 2onoonS ih fitr
bic 9Inarciier 81 itorI crnies. Scr
wagboIliglte mar getrofitn luoroen
uno in 6lommel gebnnt opf Die
Groe nicoergeeoneen, Gicic 9bat.
lode breitete iid bolo iibcr aonS Son.
DON ans ourd ole sSubelruie BON
Seiten Der @olfsmoiicu mcl6c iih
an oaen portbeiIboften 9AnItgn cin.
geiunOen bottcn. 9eobahier ioQcu.
Dab Der Fooestonpf ocs Zeppelin
cine uno cine bolbc 0tnutc eeoouert
babe.
Siclc 9omben obge-
morfen.
Sn oen beiingehhtcn oilihcu
Counties miiroen piele 9omben 40.
ecporfcn ober Ger ungpridtetc 9ho.
oen lnO oic 8obl Der llneliidSi1ne
miro crit nnb longcrer 3eit icitgctcIIl
meroen fonnen. Ole 9lodi por dn.
BERT eiinitig fiir Ole 3eppcinc. Gs
wor iebr imitcr imo wenige Stcrnc
om Nuumcl 6n ieben pinonin mo
rc9cnlos. Gin @eridtcritoitcr oer
~Ailociirtcn Freiic~ iob oos @cihic.
Sen ocs 3cppelins. mclher serIioH
mltr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

(iSortIctnue hebe z. Seits.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
PUBLIC SALE

On the Adams farm 1 mile north of
Erastus, Ohio, on
FEBRUARY %, 1916
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the fol-
lowing property to-wit:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting of one cook stove, one heat
ing stove, one gasoline stove, one htch-
en- cabinet, one kitchen table, one side
board, dining chairs, rocking chairs,
2 stands, l couch. beds, springs 2
mattresses, l dresser, l washstand, rug,
II it., Sin. X 12 #, carpets curtains, blinds,
dishes, cooking utensils, some canned
fruit, one sack of early rose seed pota-
toes, one sack of early Banner fair seed.
Five sacks of good Eating potatoes.
6 HORSES
gray gelding, coming years old; 2
colts coming 2 years old; colt coming
year old; l mare coming IL years old,
good worker, in foal; l mare, 10 years
13 HEAD CATTLE-1Fresh COW with
calf by her side; cow to be fresh March
coming 1 year old. These are all good
grade heifers; l bull calf, 6 months old
extra good high grade calf. l COW, five
years old fresh; l 3-year old COW.
SHEEP
Eight breeding Ewes bred to full
blooded Shropshire ram.
HOGS
/ Sow to farrow on or about the 1st
of March, l registered Berkshire male
hog; shoats weighing about 100 pounds
each.
One buggy, harness, storm 'front.' horse
blanket, lawn mower, rakes, hoes, AZ
dozen of chickens, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS, made known on day of sale.
DEINER G. ADAMS.
Scott & Knox, auctioneers.
VIM Wiley clerk.
IInuCh stand on grounds.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
ST. HENRY

Vincent Beckman and John Beckman,
Of Celinn, and Ed. +. Romer, of Cincn-
natl We're in our town Thursday renew
ing old acquantances.
John Pffenberger and Joe Kohnen, OF
the Western Ohio Creamery Co., Celina,
We're in town visiting relatives and friends
Thursday.
James Carlin, editor Of The Celina De-
mocrat was in our town Friday. We
hear that Mr.. Carlin is going to be a cam
didate for Auditor Of our county and We
have no doubt Of his qualifications for the
place.
John Kemper and wife OF Ruschia were
visiting relatives here over Sunday and
they will go to Maria Stein to attend a
wedding at that place before going back
to their home.
The farmers institute was not so well
attended as il should have been and there
seems to be lack of interest on the part
Of our rural neighbors.
There will be a mission conducted here
by the Precious blood father.
Chas. Howick, Celina, was in our town
on business, Monday.
Layla Boeskin was seriously i'll the first
of the week.
Ed Sunderhaus was down with a bad
cold or gripp the first of the week.
b. j. hammers and family attended the
Klenlte Knapke wedding at Maria Stein,
the bride being sister of Mrs. hammers.
Ed Kavelder, of Huston, Texas is here
at the home of his parents, Ben Kavelder
and wife
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
PUMPKIN CENTER

Some ice we've been having. 1t Is bad
| for those who haven't horses rough shOd,
missing all the entertainments Of the
neighborhood.
Henry Steele and family entertained
company Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Beougher and daughter,
| Bernice We're Celina callers, Saturday.
\ large crowd attended the sale OF Earl
| Dumbald one day last week.
Carrie Anderson called on her sister,
Mrs, Willis Stetler near Tamah, Thurs
day.
Charles Beougher was Coldwater bus
mess caller Monday.
Elsie Brandon spent Saturday and Sun
day with her sister Mrs. Lewis Gaus.
Beaver Chapel Home Society met at the
home of Charles BeOugher and family Sa-
turdaY evening.
Tamah spent a few days Of last week
with their Grandfather, Jacob Anderson
and family.
Orvile still makes his usual calls at
Coldwter. Good luck.
II. J. Gaus jr., was caller at Cold
water, Saturday.
1t is announced that on Monday even
ing. February 21, Mrs. Mildred Treber win
begin revival services at Beaver Chapel
and your presence will aid i'm the success.
Orville and Beulah and Cora Gaus at
tended the spelling bee at the Bennett
School, Friday evening.
Oak Grove School is again In progress
being closed for a couple weeks on ac-
count of scarlet fever.
Henry SchwaFtze and Loree Anderson,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Jacob Anderson and family.
Bertha Smith, of Coldwater was a call
er south of this place Saturday
called on Henry Steele and family one day
last week.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
OBITUARY

Ellen Colder Barker was born in Penn
sylvania, August 4, 1886. She came with
her parents to Ohio when she was four
years old. and abs been a resident of
Mercer county about IS years. Her
school days and youth We're passed one
and one-half miles south Of st. Henry.
On January y, 1857, she was united in
marriage with John W. Barker who de-
parted this life 20 years ago. The first
home, after marriage, was, for a short
time, in Franklin township. Then they
moved to Butler township, only one mile
from the place which abs been the home
There were born to this union three
children.
She united with the Methodist Episco-
pal church in Montezuma, Ohio As years
ago, and ten years later, under the pas
torate of Rev. +. w. Wilgus, she united
with the United Brethren church, at
Burntwood once known as the Yaney
class.
Her life has been a quiet unassuming
one, her unselfish interest in others has
won for her the kindest regard OF all who
knew her. And her home has been a
place of prayer ever since her children can
remember
Her last illness began nine years ago.
with a stroke of paralysis. And. while
these have not been years of total help
lessness, they have been marked by the
most patient waiting, and the end came
very unexpectedly, Saturday morning.
February 12, 1916. when she had attained
the age of 79 years, months and 8 days.
She is survived by her three cmluren,
Elmer, Ida and Elsie Elder, one brother,
Enoch Colder. of Ligonler, Ind, one sis
ter, Tanner Beams, of Celina, Ohio, 10
grandchildren and great grandchildren,
and Roy 10. Offenhauer, now of Sandusky,
Ohio, to whom she has been a mother
since he was eight years old, and he has
been, to her. a son, and to ner children
as a brother, and a large circle of rela-
tives and host of friends.
The funeral services were held from the
Burntwood church February Il, 1916 con-
Quoted by Rev. j. =. Hight her pastor.
Burial at Swamp Cemetery
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
PUBLIC SALE

we, the undersigned, having soId our
ldIihs ana VIII move to a new location
W,lu sell at public auction, on the Charles
Mauow farm, miles east of Rockford.
and lla miles west of Mercer. ohio on
me Cement Road commencing al 10 20
o'clock, sharp. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1e, 1916
me e, ,d6 df96lEl9wging personal property to-wit:
Sorrel gelding. years old, weight 14OO
kOan Beldlng, 4 years old, weight I4O0
Bay Belgian mare, IA wears old vveipbt
l5OU pounds and bred.
lBfown general purpose horse, weight
ll5O, years old
Coming year old Belgian.
belgian mare colt coming l year old.
h,I DEP5va5ng PHa cot coming years old, sired
SEVEN HEAD CATTLE
May. Si niSt Vi
Black COW, 7 years old.
Red Cow, five years old
Red Cow, 4years old.
BACK COW, years old.
Ihese cows are all just fresh
ola 5Ieer CALI months old. Calf 10 weeks
THIRTY HEAD HOGS ''@4Nh1AA
Two brood sows
twenty-five head of fall shoats.
sale. w uAy Oh
e, f,gll blood Berkshire male hog.
r, IiS1u SOOu shropshire breeding Ewes
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
twentieth Century manure spreader:1
Deerlng binder feet cut; McCornic hin
aef o . foot cut; Deering mower, 5 foot
cut nay ladder with grain bed and stock
rack; 2 stone beds; 2 horse wagon: check
row corn planter; clod crusher; disc har-
row, loot; disc harrow, foot, disc drill.
Say SSuIky hay rake, Oliver gang pillow; I6-in''
GOOD Enough plow; Deere riding break
iuS. ploWi Deere walking plow: Spring.
tooth harrow; spike tooth harrow. Mon
aTch cuitlvator; Satley Cutivator: Corn
hlng cultivator; two walking cuItivators:
single and double shovel piows,; Osborn
nay loader; top buggies; set leg hunks
ana chalns; mud boat; hay fork and rope:
IRON Kettle, dinner bell; set breachina
work harness, set Of double driving har9
ness good as new; set new single driving
harness. bushels of seed corn; barrel Of
vinegar some fodder and hay. and MANY
other articles not listed
Lunch Stand on Grounds.
All sums of $500 and under cash: over
S5OO credit of nine months will he Civ
en-, purchaser giving bankable note
per cent. off for cash.
GUY MALLOW,
c, II. High, Auctioneer.
Marion Pond, Clerk.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
BAD B REATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove it

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DIR. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by all
who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system.
They do that which dangerous calo-
mel does without any of the bad after
effects.
All the benefits of nasty, sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping.
pain or disagreeable effects of any kind.
DIR. +. M. Edwards discovered the for
mula after seventeen years of practice
among patients afflicted with bowel and
liver complaint with the attendant bad
breath.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil,
you will know them by their olive color
Take one or two every night for a
week and note the effect. 10c and ESQ
per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus.O
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
COUNTY C. f. NOTES

Tho Mendon Anderson and Union
Church OF God observed G. h. week In
royal style from Feb. TO i3 and nothing
was left undOne to make Il a success.
Sunday night was c. ~. day and the re-
gulaT program was carried out Monday
night was the millionuires' Social; Tues
day night was the second programi Wed
nesdny was an Hll-day meeting with
rally and banquet at the noon hour 20 all
the high school endeuVorers; wednesday
evening all the endeaVorers attended the
mid-Week prayer meetings Thursday ev-
eniug an entertainment was given; fri-
day night the lndeayorers held "a rally AT
the Union church to complete the organ
iZntion Of "A Society Saturday afternoon
was Junior rally and party for the Jun
Social was repeated and sunday even
ing was grand union service and "A de-
cisiOn program was carried out.
The Anderson society postponed their
regular business and social meeting last
Tuesday evening 80 as 10 attend the c,
The Montezuma u. i. Society observ-
ed G.. ~. Week A special program was
arranged for each evening and the last
night. which was Decision night, three
society.
The Mendon juniors at their rally Sat
urday afternoon voted TO adopt the Eff
cheney campaign and an Efficiency chart
Rev W. d. Turner. Of Findlay who Is
State Missionary Evangelist Of tne
Church Of God was In Mendon TO deliver
the address 20 the High school Endeav
orers when the Christian Endeavorer had
their Student Banquet.
The Military Social given by the Men
don Endeavorers was simply great and
any society In need Of good program
can have the same by writing the County
president and he viii tell you how 10 have
II free from charge
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will offer at Public
Sale at his residence, 4la miles south of
Tamah, miles north of Shiveleys Gro
Gerry, on the, Y. j. Henkle farm, begin
ing at 10 O'Clock a. m:
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1916
the following property to-wit:
3 HEAD HORSES
Sorrel Mare years old, weight about
1850; Brown Mare 13 years old, weight
old, weight about 1900
Z HEAD CATTLE
Consisting Of Big Red Cow, s years
old, fresh March 5; Spotted Cow, 5 years
old, with calf by side, giving nice flow
of milk; Roam Cow, years old, fresh
March %; coming yearling calves and
27 HEAD HOGS
Consisting of Black Spotted SOW, 8
pigs by side; Red Spotted SOW, will far
row IN April; Yorkshire hog, two years
old; 16 Shoats, weighing about so or 60
pounds each.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC
Osborne Hay loader, Osborne mower,
foot cut; Sure drop corn planter, riding
J. !. Case breaking pillow, American ten
hoe disc drill, Osborne disc narrow, Os-
born spring tooth harrow with trucks,
Steel land roller Monarch riding cultiva-
tor, Brown Manly walking cultivator,
John Deere Walking breaking plow,
spike tooth harrow, weeder, Smith wagon
ana bed. set OF nay ladders, hog rack, 10
footlong; buggy, and storm front, mud
boat, scoopboard, grind stone cross scout
saw, set of single driving harness, dou-
bic sets work harness, set driving fy-nets
sets of heavy fly nets, IL bushels corn
in crib or 4 tons clover hay in NOW,
dozen full-blood Rhode Island Red chick
ems, Bronze Turkey hens, l tom, II head
Indian Runner Ducks.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Snarpless Cream Separator table
Dash churn, cupboard and many other
articles to numerous to mention. Lunch
stand on grounds
TERMS
All sums of $50 Oand under casn, ov-
er $500 a credit of months will be Civ
en-, purchaser giving bankable onte.
per cent. off for cash on sums over So 90.
PERRY BUCK.
Weisenborn & Miller, Auctioneers.
w. b. Tingley, Clerk