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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

anse9eber, bali linn ihou iiber bic
Shipiert9teiten bintpeg.
Bon MIN an fpar er rnlgetpanoelt;
er mar nit etnem 0eale Elm Nann ge@
iporben, ber peiB, mas er min. Seine
Heoe mebr bon Hiige, bon Strafe, BON
&ueipereten, bon Spelunfen. llrb
feline iauberen 4~nmeraoen? Sc nun,
Tie mubten iid balb ms llnoermeib~
lidbe fiseu. Ils lie Die rubise Cut
ihloiienbett iaben, nit nelder er ibre,
@iseleten unb Stifelporte .aufnabm
uub nbfertigte, iiberlieBen ie i'm
rubig ieinem S6idial, uno er bate
iih iiber bieies nift gu betlagen.
Seine Seitisfeit unb llnbeifoltenbeit'
nDtbigte @uen. Solbaten tpie Gorge
iesten. Ghtung ab. CT mabtee
&arriere.
3iemanS tpiirbe beute in benz
2e6en bieies IoIiben uno braneu
Ieuiteu iolt' bunfle Gage iuden.
Hur renn mir uns beeegnen, hann
ldheIt er peritdnbnibpoq unb ipriht:
y9omben uno @ranaten"; babel briidt
er mir Die Sano. bab ale 8elente
fraheu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Somben uno @ranaten.
(@ei6ihte ersablt uuu cinem lugem
bursifhen Sulhaten.)

" dretber Sieies lit alih nid)i
~ geraoe elm 8efiiblsmenih,
~ Dem iebe rilbrenoe 8eihifte
~ Die beuen Sbrdnen ausbrildt.
oenn Elm lan9es Soloatenlebeu ihabt
ihon tros allen euten @ilen manhes
tpeihe @efiibl ab; aber mas ih err
5dblen mill, bat lid meinem 8eiite 10
tief eingegruben, oaB i'd es ME pers
gellen fperoe, aber au6 anbern iungetl
2euten nift bprentbalten m0dte, Die
NAL in Die Belt fommen uub bort
Worten unb Sbdten %begegnen, bon
oenen lie iih I'M hriltli6en llnterrift
uno IN ibrer brapen Samilie nihts ges
trdlmt batten. Sbnen CUR 9ebr unb
CUR Webr.
Sn ~unierer aompaenie oiente felt
mebreren Sabren Gin iunser Manu.
Der mid iebr intereiiierte. @arum2
Stun, neil er ieit Ginger 3eit elm
iauertppfi9es 8eiiht mnhte, ipie iics
ben Sage 8eeenipetter, Elm 8eIiht,
Sas beutlid senus ben 3uitanb inneru
Serfpiirfniies perrietb.
CIR mar eiseutlid elm gutter 4erl,
ianft ipie eiu 2amm, tpeber Haufer
nod Sluder. Gber er mar, @ott lei
es s~ctIagt, pie 10 piele Siinsliuse. Die
pom 2anbe berein in Die Stabt tamen:
nitt idlett, aber ifipah, 70 ihtpaf,
oab cine 2aus - NIT 0erlaub - ibn
ms S~pdsboru iagen tonute, lpeuu Tie
bic Corner sei9te. Gift i'm Sicnite;
@ott beipabrel benn oa Ihredten i'm
feline Strapa3en, feline Siee. feline
&dlte. Nber iobalb es iih Inn ben
lieben @ott unb feline Heligion bans
belt, ba miro Wautcr lieber elm gaz
ipnnett peridluden, ais benz eriteu
bciten Spotter uuo IauIbelpen Stanb
balten - ba iii fem MuusIoh nabe
genu9. aber, mas tpiait on. iagen
Die 2eute - uno seben Dir uihts.
@enus. ih iutereiiierte midi imner
i1ebr nm Den iun9cn Wann. SD lab.
baB er i'm 9runoe cine brape Saut
ipar, unb iuhte ibn Wutb ~bei5ubrinz
gen. Nber ba mar meiu Surebeu pers
gebenS; es mar, ais Oh i'd linn eiu
Wiegenliebd)en oorleierte. Sie arms
ielieeu Sp0tteleien perIotterter Sums
panen paren itdrfer als id.
Run iagte ih nifts mebr unb be-
ihrdnfte mid oarauf. linn auf iebe
@eiie 81 9ienIten an iein uno ibn
nitt aus Den au9eu 5u laiIeu. 2eiber
mlbte ih 5uicbcn, ipic Der arme Surge
Sas fir Tag mebr Dem giufIuB ieiner
@eriiibrer p~eriiel, INNER tieier iant.
10 oaB eS elm gIeno mar. .Wein
Soft, iaste ib mir oft, lit es nid)t
nieSertrddtie, 10 leihtiinnis eiu iuns
aes 8llit, obne g%rfabruns. obne mora
hide Strait, gu @runbe 81 rihteu."
gu geeinn ieiues 8aieruenIcbenS
itaupen bas Seiipiel unb Die 2ebreu
ieiner brapen Gltern nod lebbait Dor
ieinem 8eiite; er lpoqte nod ieine
Worsens, Nbenoz nnb Siihaebete pers
riften. Sa fam er 1dDn an. &aum
batten feline 3immrertamerapen in benz
.0riiueu" einen 9etbruber b~erausses
funbeu, ba mar ibm oas bl. 8reu5s
5eiheu ourh ibre Spottreben gar balb
perleipet. Gin anbereS Nal batten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
(Speziel fir dGazette)
Eng amerikanisch Freierei.
Blieder aus dem Notizbuch fun engem gep6te Letzeburger a n Amerika.
Fret no dem Engischen fun BOUDHA.

8e ben @plaus fun Der WiiIcs an
benz Seiiie erlani6t mar, iobt eh:
sch, Wiiter Ieil, az . ri6li
Del Nltmm? Cd mengen on baB
eppcs eipe en- bis8eiiten Sidulies
3ieier ober 8aidiugten?"
~Nob". iobt oe 0teit, mel Gumm
aB not Sihulies 3ieier an cd, not
8aihin8ten."
rSa baBte pIeift be srpuben eide
nerel Napolien ooer bon Sinteniteiu?"
Sob, iobt De Mteit, Incl Rumnl
ab Neit, an ed II itol5 pp be Numm."
~Sor De loft Of Ieit". io6t ed,
hans De not notti baS, tpoufier De
Sidens ien9ite bnnu eiou?"
Sc Ieit an o'geiiie an b'Wilies
tuaren eng gang lang 3eit i%eilent. an
ie bum pp De @uobem 9efudt, penefs
items De Reif an b'geiiie. S'DtiHes
buot mir itrebt an b'Nbe 9efudt. an
eh bun meu9em &ritbter gebantt. Dat
De Shpitubn not a biere SDrauuz
oin9s mar, ioB bdtt eh elo gctpsb eng
itpeer 8ol3 I'M &app. Seinlt, az De
Weit opgeitanen an en- buot geiobt,
be miBt baut ben Sipent mad an be
@ubtpingpittider 3euario soen. tpou
ieng mel &omeoi geriborIt off.
S'geiiie aB mat em op b'Rortidl
gangen, a mat b'Riiies mir on ees
iobt hllot, aB &c fiji intimtbt San1eIis
aonperidid]en fit Dat eh Dat eIei
ihreiipe ion.
g Sci BEL Dem Nebm Of SGiuer,
tppiun e 8Dletii eng Salubu an Der
adter StrpB bupt, iobt eppes fun
.bann iperben @ciber 81 Spdnen"
ant 10 IN. Sc Conn Of E Conn buot
barnt Heht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

furs einreifen. Mber i'm Sabre 1911
idllte Nidter g. u. 6. Wc2org bonn
Sastatoon Sitriet Court eine eut@
geseneeieste Gntideioung, nGmlih.
bab &atboliten ober Tro~teitanten mad
8elieben ibre SfulIteuern Der offenta
lid]en anitatt Der Separati1ule aus
tpenoen fpnneu.
l1m oieiem angebliheu 8irrtparr
ab3ubelfeu, dnberte bic Sasfatbeipans
Hesieruns (anmertuns Der Hebafz
ton: iou beibeu 2e9islatur) oas
Shulgeies unb madte es tInr. baB
&utbolisen unb Srote1tunten fir bic
Separatidule Steuern sableu miiIen.
falls cine ipl6e Shule in tbrem
9iltritt beitebt. 9ieie Gbdnberung
regte Die @eguer etues iolten 8ez
ieses3tpanees nur gu ernellerter nno
eifri9erer SbdtiSfeit III. Fad
manhen bisiseu unb ipsar ~ieniattoz
neuen 8ortsefedten 5ipiiteu Der Hes
gierung uno ben 8egnern apg ~eritere
in Der lesten Sieung Der 2eeislatlr
Die Ienoerune 5uriid unb lteb bas
8eies, iuie es uripriiuelid fir nabes
81 25 Sabre mar.
gs ibeint. baB bic Hegierrns
sleit5eitig RaBreselu traf fir etnen
appeu bon benz setpobnlid,en Reni@
iionss 8erthtsbof an bds Sastathe@
man 2pcal Government goarb. gs
tam audi gut fem, bab iolhe Ippene
9letb BEL @riinbune oieies 8eribts<
bofes oor etnigen Sabren idon elm
sereidt purben. SeSenialls panbte
man iih unner5iislih an bas 2ocal
Government Soarb Inn cine gntiGeis
bung in bieier bielumitrttteren Sdhe.
9ie Sruitees Der Sepnratlhulen bon
Teeina appenierten gegen etnen 8es
irno bes Hepilipnsz 8erihtes, pelher
oabtu lautete. baB aatboliten unb
Yrpteitanten eeieslih niht ~se5tpuneen
iinb, tire Steuern Der SeparatihuIe
bes betreifenSen Siitritts 5utommen
3u laiien. =
Sic Stabt 8esina appeuiert nun
tpieber segen Die gntiheibnng bes
0ocal @opernment goarb. unb IS
beiBt. bab Die A~neelesenbeit o bas
Yripp Council gebt. Sas brtngt oan1,
Die enosiiltiee gntiheibuns.
SoIte bieie @ntifeibung an Guns
fen Der &utboIifen Sasfathetpm's
(unb ebenfals Nlberta's) mlsialen,
70 lit es pennph 5tpeifelbait. Oh es
bon Seiten Der Rinberbeit Hug tpdre,
auf Der genauen Iusfiibrung bes @es
feses an beftebeu. Sebenidus Iinb
nid,t ale aatboliten bon Der alugbeit
zines iolhen @oreebens iiber8eust.
9ie yWeitaG CANADA" neIhe bic Shulz
frage in Sastatfelpan eenait nerfplgt.-
bat in Der lesten Belt ernite 8ebenteu
sesen bic &lugbeit oerartiser Stpansss
mabreseln sedubert. q
limb cine iplfe @uffaiiuns miro Der
Winoerbeit Der gepolteruns forbers
Iider fem, als elm iteiies 5eitbalten
an elmer 9eiesesneroronuns, peItc
bon Der Nebrbeit poer einem groben :
She'll berielben tets als cine Iditige
llnterbriidungss Rabresel empfrnben
tperben pirb.
2estbin paiiierte es in Rputreal,
bab Elm proteitantiiher Steuer3abler
aus 8erieben tn Die Steuerliiten Der
tatboliiGen Sdulen eingetraeen
tpurbe. Ser YroteItaut tueigerte iih.
fir Die tatbolil6e Sdule az 5nbIen.
uno bon tatboIiiher Settle mar
Semano 10 unflug, Die Code Dor bas
@erift 5u briusen. Sebr be5eihnenb
MN tpar es, baB Die fran36iiihe YreHe
ieneu 8atbplifen, Der Die Gage bes
proteitanttiteu Steueraablers aus
beuten tpolte, aufs Sddrfite ners
urtbeiIte.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
@arnung! Sic tperben

@arnung! Sic ipcrbeu Ionber
3tueifel 9runb baben, iif an @ierten
Sllli gu ibdmen, ipenn Sic es unters
laiIen baben. cine anerifaniIde Slasge
bon anitdnbiser 8rDbe a%n3uihaifen,
UNI bieielbe an pieiem Gage an Sbrem
Seine ~aiIs5ubdnsen. Hie 5upor
purbe unIere 2anbesfabne 10 geebrt,
tpie in Der gegenipdrtigen Belt unb be-
ionoers pirb oieielbe seebrt fpcrben
am ndhiten 0ierten Suli. benz bebeuz
tenbiten Nationals Seiertas oes Sab
res. @ir fonnen rnieren SeIeru cine
flint bel brei CUB srpbe pradtbole
a~meritauiide SABINE (bie neuefre NIT
AS Sternen) gum Yreiie bon MIR
einem Sullar Iiefern. Sic
SABINE bat seudbte Streifen unb Die
Sarben limb sarantirt edit. Ser
notbise Subebor umfaBt: @inen feds
SuB lansen S%lagsenitab aus poIiertem
Surtbol5, Der auseinanoer aeifraubt
perben lam. einen Strid unb cine
Wetaltlampc gum Seieltigen. Sas
8an5e. in cine bauerbaite Yappz
i6attel oerpadt, tpirb Sbnen sllm
Sreiie bon einem Collar portofrei per
Yafetppit 5usei6idt. Iuu iiberIebe
bieieS Ingebot uid,t, ipnoeru beitelle
ipfort cine bieier i66nen Sabnen
bon Der Catholic Yrintins COMPANY,
Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
2ugemburs's freunblihe Se5iebunsen
sur belsiifen Nafbarprupin5.
(epestea fur bteie Setmus.)

NSpt3tsu Tu1 oWle StuH"oJ
Sem in Naeitriht, SoIanb, err
Iheinenbeu ,EoupeIles" pom 20. Wtai
entnebmen mir:
.am porisen Ritttpoh beiuhten
Serr &nmmerberr De Golnet b'Suart,
@ertreter Sbrer aDnisl. Sobeit Der
8robber3ogtn bon 2uremburg unb Der
lurembursiihe Staatsarttteft @eib,
8ertreter ieiner Hegierune, bic in
IrIon peranitaltete Eropin6ials Iuss
ltelung.
~9ie Serren ipurben empfansen
bon benz giirsermeiiter. Srn. Neus
mann> enid Sei6, umgeben bon ben
Serren Yaul Heuter. Shoffe; Gbbe
&nepper, 0ehaut; 2eon Sbirp; 5. 9.
2ambe; 3. Sampont unb g. Straub.
SrganiIatorcn Der Iusitellung.
yNahbem Der ebrenpertbe Serr
8iirsermeiiter Die pffi3ieuen gbren@
sdite beeriibt uno linen eeiast bate,
pie iebr beren geiuh ebreno fir bic
Stabt iei, iprnh er bon ben ganoen
Der Sreunbifaft, tpelde Die belsiihe
Eropin3 2uremburg INNER NIT benz
@robber5oetbum berfniipften unb bon
Der ppferfreubisen Ollie bic bas jest
70 ihpereepriifte Selsien bon ieinen
Nafbnru erbalten babe.
n5err @nib betonte Die Wittpirtung
lurembur9iiter &iinitler an Der Iusz
~itellung uno CAB Der Soffnuns Iuss
hrud, oab mad Dem 8rieee Die
Sreunpihaft Der beiben 2dnber cine
nod innigere iperbe.
-gepor lie iih perabidieoeten,
ipraden Serr be golnet unb Serr
8eib ibre tiefe 8enugtbuung iiber Die
Iusiteuung aus"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Sreibeb, ben Rdr3 10

8Didter Sipeub buot De 0teif erem
9etablt. a me De norbel gntertfbnea
ment - on etaunt Of mel miubtines
Iubt, ~ b'Riie5 itbt = not reft
an De Gang toun1. bum b'Wiiiies an
b'8eiiie e~uiiitet. bis DC Reit { ipobtel
Colo gum 8dihte gin bupt. CD bu
med an b'&ttte gebrott an eng gottel
o Bier ertong m~eiielf 9eiplitt.
~Wasn't Dat erdnt!" iobt o'geiiie.
me e6 erem form.
.Su bett", iobt eh, .8unb's Yeera
leB fun Der Gait Dubuque Supplp
Co., tpuu b'Gnnons an Der ~8a5ctte"
berfu itdbt. ab mel fsblperit grdnt."
cd mengen benz Wiiter Weit lei
Gong, iobt b'9eiiie.
r8ar bat e Gong, ipbt eh, reh
bu sebuott. b'ipdr en- tinn 9erlIer an
Der 8it6en erof eefaa."
Stu seff not ihmart", iobt
b'02iHes, .bu tanns 10 ~ieItper nit
better MAIDEN"
~9ofier iansen e6 ODD not"
Iobt et.
.Nelper meint", iobt b'RiTes. DE
Iiiter Weit ienst ous Dat 2ieb mad
eng Seer"
.9libs, Riiter Reit", iobt b'Seiiie,
~gi tidoit lpff it."
Sc Reif buot fDrit NIT ipoat, ma
feinli aB en- op9eitanen an en- buot
erem u9efansen. CD i'm oh opees
itanen, fir nom tim Seuler on
b'aitben fuden &c soen, an be Heitt
fu menser Eeint emos meiielf &c
iplitten. ma b'Deiiies brot mer be
8pnsotper gin, eiou Dat e6 ct
ebpeiiebeI font BUN. fir roueh ioeen
sc bleipen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
(speSiea fur btsie Seituus.)
Die 8ahe bes blam rutben
Ylo6S.

+ 8ir leien I'M belsiiGen He>
+ sierun9sblatt .2e Xxx. Siecle"
= bonn %. Iai iol8enoe Telbung,
. Die benz radeoiritigeu gbarafter
. elmer bermeintlid in ibrem
: ~Raioritdtsitol3"-(Sie 9lodz
: parteien baben 20 unb bic
: &atbolifen 25 Stimmen.)
. perIesten 8liaue 5u ipobl eutz
: ipriht, nm unpabr an iein:
: ~Sie v86ln. Seituns" ipeiB
: gu beridten, baB Die lugemz
: burgii6e &ammer cine Inter
= 'nfunss : Rpmmiiiion ernannt
: bat, INN bns friibere Winiftertum
: 2outih III autlaseouitano au
, perieser."
= Su 2uremburs bat Der @riea
: offeubar bic notbisen Sriidte
: nod niht sereift. *. P.
. q q q .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

auf Den 8iiden iparfen. uno fonitaz
tierte, baB Die sebietenben 3dnner
niht einmal bas Saupt mad linen
nmorcbten. sd lab, tuie Die 8inber
in Shaaren Dor Der Heiiben5 aui Die
ausfabrt Der Erin3eiiinneu parteten
unb iih Die 3eit pieber nit benz gez
rduihpolen aralerbieniport BERTHE
ben - feline Der Wiitter iherte iit,
barlim, uub bic beioen bilbhiibIfen
@ahtpoiten ldhclteu. Mio tart be-
tonte uno ebenio gebulbete Srcibeit
aud bes periDnliten @ebarens. Gut,
Der &inoer.
(Scrtiesung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15

, % felt iiber 3tpei Wunaten
= feline 1pitiaden aus Der alien
: Seimatb einsetruffen finb, lit es
, uns num6slih Nahrihten pun
: burt 81 ner0ffentliden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-15
Die Sdbulfrass in Sasfatcbe'
wan, GanaSa.

(EortIesuna bon Ser 8. Seite.)
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-20
FROSTINESS
iWSHN#4 ~ iN
Of Rep. Campaign Carried
To Fredericktown
Mt. Vernon Republicans Compose
Good Part OF Crowd Hearing
WaItermire speak-Enthus-
iasm Not Among
Those Present

Fredericktown, Oct. 19--FolIowing
the frosty lines which marked the
opening OF the Republican campaign
in Mt Vernon last Saturday night
this place was invaded last night by
number of Mt. Vernon Republicans
carrying In tow Hon. Beecher Walter.
mire of Columbus.
The crowd from Fredericktown in
attendance was extremely small and
there seemed to be lack of enthus
iasm which must have been discour
aging to the Mt. Vernon people who
composed quite good portion OF
tho crowd.
Mr.. Waltermlre discussed state
and national issues in dry, sarcastic
way. The meeting was little short
of tiZzle,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-20
r. w. PITKIN

Mrs. George Keefer, who was oper-
ated upon at the Mt. Vernon hospital
about ten days ago, returned to her
home in Ankenytown Thursday.
Mrs. j. A. Moffitt of North Main
street went to Danville Thursday to
spend several days. Mrs. MofTltt will
also spend several days in Millers-
burg.
DR.. Joseph Wenger will go to Co.
lumbus to attend a meeting Of the
State Osteopathlc society, to be held
at the Deshler hotel Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. W. S. Rightmire, Mrs. L. p,
Welker and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Por-
ter of this city went to Danvllle on
Thursday to attend the funeral of the
late Joseph Colopy
Mr.. and Mrs j.. NJ. Koletka and
daughter, Rose Marie, returned to
their home in Huntington, w. Va,
Monday, after three months visit
with Mrs. Koletka's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob C. White, of near MT.
Liberty.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-20
Rep. business Man

Columbus, O,-4Among the promi'
nent Republican business men who are
declaring for President Wilson these
days, is o. A, Miller, president of the
Central Ohio Paper Co., who says:
when the United States stoops to
fight its president, it is time to call a
halt If | had no other Incentive to
vote for Wilson, this should decide me
in his favor had hoped could vote
for my partys candidate this year, but
the candidacy of Hughes makes it inn
possible"
Mr.. Millers statement was prompt
ed by the receipt of a campaign docu
meut entitled Wilson's Policies, Men
ace to Nation" sent out under the
frankt OF John w, Weeks, United
States senate.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-20
SIXTEEN INDICTED
BYGRANDJURY;
WITNESSES USED

The grand jury reported Thursday
morning at 1870 o'clock through its
chairman, G.. G. Weaver 1t has been
ir session for four days, has exam
ined 46 witnesses in connection with
Is cases and has returned 10 true
bills against 16 persons.
Embodied in the report is a state
ment praising the manner in which
the county Jail has been kept by
Sheriff Woolison. The jurors exam
lned the Jail and found that the rules
prescribed by the court have been
kept and preserved.
The report states 1--WE do not find
any provision of the laws for the reg
ulation Of county jails which has
been violated"
The following are the indictments
made public:
State of Ohio VS.. Orange Under
wood--Neglecting to provide child
home.
State of Ohio VS.. Ed Boyd, John
SDang, Nell Toothman, Roy Tooth
man, Nell Jones, Josie Jones and
Earl Rine-Riotous conspiracy in al
legged connection with the tar and
feather party to which Samuel Clark
Of Jackson township was treated
some time ago.
State of Ohio vs., G. r. Hogle-Dis-
posing Of mortgaged property
State OF Ohio VS.. Bennie Bell--Op-
Grating motor vehicle without the
consent of the owner.
State of Ohio vs. Fred Dalrymple-
burglary
State of Ohio vs.. Kenneth Lime
Forgery
State Of Ohio VS.. Albert Davis
Rape.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Grubb of Fred
ericktown and MIR. and Mrs. Bryant
Kinney OF Mt. Vernon we're the guests
Of John Grubb Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wagner and
son, Walter, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Smith of Frederick
town.
James Ralston is moving this week
from the Fowler place to the Cor
such place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and
family and Miss Edna Hall visited
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Snyder Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wagner called
ON Mr.. and Mrs. Glen King Sunday
afternoon.
Benjamin Parker returned home af-
ter spending several days with his
daughter, Miss Marjory, at Ada.
Mrs. A. L. Whitworth spent Sunday
in Cleveland.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-20
DIR. EASTMAN
Ohio Field Aide For Ameri
can Physicians
Signal Honor Comes To Local Mar
Rs Well As Onerous Duties
Noted Physician On State
Committee

IL win be of interest to many Mt.
Vernon people to know that Dr. N. r,
Eastman of this city has been ap.
pointed to the capacity Of field aide
for the state of Ohio by the commit
tee of American Physicians on Med
ical Preparedness.
The duties of DR. Eastman are of a
three-fold nature: first, cooperation
with the national committee OF the
American Red Gross in bringing the
organization to the highest standard
OF medical ideals and efficiency and
tn aid in the organization OF the Red
Cross units throughout the country
Second, to bring about the early
completion of practical inventory OF
the civilian medical resources OF the
country.
Third, the activities of the future
are TO be confined to research work
and careful Investigation along the
many lines relating to efficient medi
cal preparedness.
The state committee, as appointed
by the national committee, of which
DIR. William j. Mayo of Rochester
N Y, is chairman, is as follows: Drs
William Il. Lower of Cleveland, chair
man; II. p. Gibbon of Toledo; C. d
Selby of Dayton; l., G. Bowers o
Cincinnati; Frank 70, Bunts of Cleve
land Joseph Hall of Cincinnati;
Charles s. Hamilton of Columbus
and Dudley Palmer of Toledo.
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RACES INTERMARRYlNG
Whites and indians May Be Merged
Within Fifty Years.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 19.---Rey.
c. l.. Hall of North Dakota, for two
score years a missionary on the Fort
Berthold reservation, declared In an
address before the American Mission.
AIRY association that the Indian and
white races will he completely merged
through intermarriago within the next
Fifty years. Despite the fact that the
IAdian birth rate is rising and the
death rate falling, ! believe tnat the
INDIAN race will have disappeared
nifty years from now" the speaker
said. 'Intermarriage between white
and reds Is RAPIDLY increasing. The
only Objectionable feature lies in the
fact that many whites are marrying
Indians to obtain their shares Of tribal
wealth, But this. too. is hurrying the
amalgamation
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DISTRICT
CONVENTION OF PRESBYTERIAN
MISSIONARY SOCIETY HELD
AT Observation-Disclosures
ENJOYABLE.

Bladensburg, Oct 19--The annual
convention of the Mt. Vernon district
of the Presbyterian Missionary so
ciety was held in Bladensburg Wed.
nesday with about so delegates pres.
ent from Newark, Utica, Frederick
town, Martinsburg and Mt. Vernon.
The convention opened with the
report of the committee on the mis-
sion work of the Christian Endeavor
during the past year. This report
was very satisfactory and was accept
ed as read. The remainder OF the
morning was spent In listening to a
set of Instructions as set forth by q
prominent speaker from Cincinnati.
About II o'clock chicken dinner
was served and was greatly enjoyed
by the delegates.
In the afternoon special music by
Mrs. Grover Hoff of Bladensburg
opened the session. The music was
very well rendered and was enjoyed
by all present.
The speakers for the afternoon
we're Mrs. Fulton of Newark and Mrs
Jessie Wright OF Coshocton, These
addresses were very instructive as
we'll as interesting.
The business being terminated, the
convention was adjourned by the del
egates until October IS. 1917. The
place OF meeting has not been de
cided.
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Rev. Washinaton Gladden.

Columbus, Ohio-Rey. Washington
GLADDEN., dean of central west minis
ters, today told why he will change
his politics this year and vote for
Woodrow Wilson, He has voted for
all the Republican candidates for
president since Lincoln, whose case
he compares with that of President
Wilson, Four years ago the aged
divine was Progressive.
The Democratic party, he says is
more progressive than the Republic
can party and better represents ideas
and principles of progressives.
His opinion of Judge Hughes was
percepribly lowered" he says,
when he became a candidate"
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FREDERICKTOWN
Lands 1917 Convention, w.
F. M. S.
Mrs p. S. KeIser OF This City is
Elected Corresponding secre-
tary--Meeting At Marion
Closes

Marion, O., Oct lS-After select
ing Fredericktown, Knox county. as
the 1917 meeting place, the Methodist
Womans Foreign Missionary society
of the Mansfield district this after
noon elected these officers: Mrs, f. |
Johnson of Delaware, president; Mrs
Ralph Wise of Mansfield, first vice
president; Mrs. +. b. Long of Mt
Vernon, second vice president; Mrs
Oscar Baker of Delaware, third vice
president; Mrs. p. 8. Kelser OF Mt
Vernon, corresponding secretary;
Mrs Mary Beal of Mansfield, treasur
err Mrs. l., r. Ruth OF Delaware, su
porintendent of young peoples work
Mrs Walter McDermott of Homer
tithing secretary; Mrs. f. L. Neider
heiser OF Bucyrus, mite-box secrc
tary; Mrs. c. w. Smith Of Bucyrus
jubilee secretary