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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
6ineiuuaii eisberfraHs.

Der nimmsr raiisnbt 1srsHisungs'
ausiduB bss aieberiran5 bai arraHs
ssnents sstroffen. um bic Sabrss'
ipenbe, mi. Is i'm gersin iiblih III, ON
81. De5eraber bup9 cine feu4tsfr0a'
li6e SpIpeftsrfsisr nit ssssnititissr
Notwithstanding gu begsbsn. Gin
gepdbItss mHiifdliihes prOsrnaT
ipirb sur 9ur9flhruns seIanssn unp
iiberbiss sibt ss ileberraidnusen IN
5iills unb Tiille. 3ur gfdteruna
pfrb isbsr ssbsisn, EN- ilsines 0es
fdenf i'm Dsrtb 0pu eitDd 10 Gents
miisibriHssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
SeAenme mnb 9abtpm.

= Der DapiOn StaDiratb bat @ec
alsiH, pslder i'm Rtpaba Sebduos IN
cincinnati als Gabtpahtsr angeltclli
Iiit, gum poliSeiaef srn0uut. ebrlii.
Sorna, Elm ReYublitansr, mar in Oct
IsBt Wabl pom 8oIte gum poliSsi6sf
lerDG bit tporbeu. Der Stdoirdib
jsbo6, tpsl6sr siue bemotratii9e IRA
iOritGt beiiBt, isnorirt. bas @oltspos
tum unb eruonuie ben pOli5ei6sf.
9orna ipirb bic grnennung ni6t ions
tsitiren. Der Stabtratb eruannte fsrs
nsr folsenbe 8eamte: Subdro Shpdrt
gum StaOtanpalt, gustne Joap gum
sssuer zWdrben, Or. 9. 8. @riegs
gum ftaotii3en grst, Daniel aifsr
sum Gag .POIisiiten uno JruHt Srts
Iieb uub @m. JIsmius gu Ra6t' yOIi'
5iiteH.
Giini iunss Wt1nner Don gsII,pus
ipsrbsn ii9 nad bem Wobiliiotionslas
ger IN JIoriba btgebsu. 9isi. iine:
SOi. 8. Reiute, sgrant Gasau, 8.
gtOrslanb. .. YecTsillan unO Clinton
SdrDoer.
Der juribif9e gsiratb. ipeider
ben sonTtrtbirtsn in geIeuus bel Der
ausfiiauHs Der 5ras.bossu bebilfIi9
iein piro, ertldrt, bdb er jebe Bc6e
am Montas, Disuitas, Wtittpo6 uno
0onneritus abeub i'm Sodi9ulssbdus
De an Der Dafbirgton gpeuus unb
Center StraBe In Sisung iein iDiro.
Die Sonitribirteu fo1en iid baieIbit
um 7 ubr 4benbs tinfinbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

edsaftaft bes gaotben artuSes bat
fie Quote fir MrtiieI. tpeIhe fir be
Goibottn i'm ielb uns IN SoipitoI
tsftinmt linb unb ME .foldx bonn
Souptqunrtier in Glsoelono ftiiseIeBt
ioorbsn mar. bereits iibsridriiien.
= Sm Gircuitseridt purbs se=
Fern :. 20. ScOtt ben SrObssidrporss
nsu iiberpieisn. er piro bsi1ulbist,
i'ine betast, Wutter ritt unisritiiBt
gu babsn. aidttr Reab befnbl ibnl.
$1a proNods Su besahlsn. Sa sr iid
jeoOa peieerte. puroe er ben @robz
eeidporenen u6eripisien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
1emtidbe nito biplDntatiiAe
9onimlars Seautte
alus osm ferusn Often in sinsm pasi'
fiidsn 5afeu ansstommen.

Gin pasififdr 5ufsn,
18. De3subsf. = 5ier iinb am
CisHftas bisrsis bsuifdr bipIomatilte
unD aoufuIars9eamie bon JdpaH.
GEina. Scnolulu, Ulanila uHb anbs,
rsn 6Gf,n b.s g15ifiidkn Dseans auf
ib.tr RsiT. na9 ibrem atimuttslanbe
auf sinem amsritaniIfen armets
3rnnsporioaupf,r siusstroff.n.
Ter RsiiWsisnitafi, unttr ipeIds-
iidl aud ;Irausu unb ainbsr befinben.
ipurbs BON ben alliirtsn Rtsierunstn
iidfr.s Gelsits saraniirt. Sie mar
pon s9lnseitsIItsn iBeripa6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on Decembsr ~.
lel7. a. required By the Aet Of oets.
Der 9th. 1877.
Bon Der britiidsn Grout
apnbon1s 1s. Deg. Die ON absno
pom SaupiquGriisr bss Selbmari8als
Snie srlaHsns getanntmatuns lau'st
ipie foIst:
Gin f,fnbIider lIebrfoll tDurhs
bsute @ors.n fiibIid Don Gpntains'
Isss@roiiinss abseidIagsn.
rDi, f,iHbIidt artilerie mar an
Taittag attn SffIia bon 8eIssourt unD
bstunbsts du9 srb5bis aitiritdt on
usrfdiebsHsn punitsn sfpif&eu asns
unb armnftitrss un0 0itli& unb u9re'
6ifliH BON Dpsrn.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
lie sseIb.gibliutIJef.

Gm 10. 9e5enber befaubeu iid III
Der 8ibIiotbef in Camp Sbermar
13,243 86nbe, ndrnlib 10,t50 Ban
De RonanIiteratur uHo 3,093 8dnbC
@eidIttsiDerfe, gfeiiebeid)reibungen
piiieHidlaftIite @erfe uiD. @er bic
9aaerbibIiotbef berei6ern min, mOgt
Die gufer an Die it6otiide 9ibIiotbet
sur gBeiterbeiorberiiug jfider.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
3as 0refntib. 8Onsmittee
ber Jremmbe oer Se,sts
jd)e,s 3entpfratie
Ii9tst eintn gpptIl an
bic amtritauifasu 9irs
ger bsutf4er Gsburt

obr abjt MINING.
RemDort. 18. Deg. Dos erslus
iip aommities Der Jrsunbs Der beuts
l9sn Demotraiis, beisH prdfibsnt
gran, Sisa. S'bn b,s GsHeraIs
oraHs 6igsl, in. bat einen Appel an
eie amsriiauiihsn 9.iiger beuiiber
6eburt obsr gtbftammuns erlaitn,
pob jie fid elmer aamfasns aHI4liss
Sen foIsn TN Sntsr.fs b,s GeDiHs
nrus b.s arissss kittens Der Der.
Etnaten.
.DisIer Qrieg in nifi Elm Aritg
ameriias sssen bic bsutide gatiOn,'
bsiBt Is in bsm @pPa. ~es III OisImsbr
sin Ariss segsn Elm .isentbiimIiHes
@eislIIGciiss unb Hsei,runss Sps
fem. 0ieIss @sisaf9afts. unb Rssiss
rungs sSpftsm beb.rriht unsliiflider.
ipeifs bas beuti@s bolt gum S4absn
bss Bottles feIbt uub Der MsIt i'm
augemsiHtH.
Dos aommities srildri, bab elm,
NajoritGt bss bsntI9sn goIies, ipenn
Iie in ssb6rissr @.ifs i;btr ibrs einsns
Aesisruns unb ibr, Sanolungsn uns
isrriatst ipirs, nihi iDnrtsn plrbs.
lis bic bsutide Station roIlftdnbis nit
BEN Waffm 5sridmsitsri iDorben III,
ioHbern friib<r Obsr ipStsr ii4 gssen
ben aaifsr unb bic Junler ouilsbnsn
uHb cine bsmotraiifhe Rsgieruns in
Teuti1Iunb etnbliren ipiirbt.
.QrdFbsnt Wilfon bat in isbr ffas
.er Msiie bnrauf binstipisien.- bsiBt
"a nettr IN bem Appel. baB Der ariss
forissIsss ipsrbu mub. Bis Der
sriaiypf bsr D<mosras:s sin poaEdu'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
.Saui,lmauu Slut.

Der 4anfslmann aIub Duanitaltst !
an Jrsitug ,iHsn iossnunntsn rfreteH'
sbenb, beFen asito 5err y. 3. enm'
bed fem miro. Die Wfiiglisber ipsrpsn
erfu6t, gum GrfOlg bes absnbs bur4
bumOriitif6e @crtrdss ober abulidss
beiautraaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

- Sn ben anIaeen Der Cincinnati
QlbattOir Co., go. 3245 Sprins 9rOpe
9lbenns, tnm seiirn Elm Jsusr aus.
oas sia.n S9aben bon etipd 5000
anridtsts. Die lIrIa4e bes 5su:rs
iOnnis fOp.it nod niht nit gsitiHmt'
brit fbitgsiislt iperbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
rHisitns msrbanbtnuseu
Der Qsupprt efnet apmmiK6rs an
r.ts,6s~ fnf1

10. fe5tmpsr 1911.
Der Renpou glatb Der Stobt aomuriiidre
bieli ON obigen Datum uuier s"rT Spriit hes
wtabors 9tpineiton ieBe rseelma5iae Sttun9
ab aHipeienb fpareH Die aemmiliare: e1ef',
SeriHann. UirGred uHb Riefenberg.
Gas 9roloicn Der letten eieuRe iuuroe be-
fdtipt
cine eiefollIiiou ipuroe nngeuourmer, ponnb
RedluuneeH uHh Sdidre oer Teiupori imo 0oo'
ingioH 9riiden 90. bsSablt perbeu feleH.
Sine eaefchuion iparce aneenomaisn. ip0nan
conos i'm 9epGrtemeHi ber N'"TilitsH sserfe
trdHsferirt perbeH folfH.
Cine Hefoluipu ipiErbe nneenonmen, ipondu
;Son6s i'm DepaIiement ilir 5heHtIibes 9ige'
iblim irm5feriti tperhen fouen.
Cine 5iefpIuiiou Duroe aIIpenonmef. ipoIluo
oeribteoene HebHuneeH onm teira8s poH
sl7s8.61 heenbli ,perben ioleR.
Cine 5lefolAiiou 'u.irb> aHGeuomnieH, poHnu
fiit aefpppri unb G0piua,on esne Sipioenpe oeT
w. IL .. erids Go. sum efraes bon sl1oo IL
ildrt plro,
Ge n. q etptuanou. T1u1or.
atiefiirt: Nrtbnr Rotb. Heeototf-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

Grau 6rances Bed BON 70.
$3.50 Mlarfban elpsnus fDurbs ssfsrn
Qa9mittag, ipit fis Der g}elisei mtl'
bsir, in siuem gef@dft On Der Rae
gir0be nm itr goriemcHnai< mil
.S13 tspplIkH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
1Mrd cine 1Bnamits
Geplniicn
Wurbs bic Ooupsrn.ursFRsiibens In
Saeramento, Gal, bemoIirt.

6atramento, gal., 10. D5.
Sn Der Ra9t pom Di,nifos. um Wit'
terHaGt, tpurbe bi. GoupsrneurssRes
iibens bur4 cine mdGtige Grpioiion
bemolirt. Der sanse bir,tere 9beil BEG
@ebdubes purbe binauseebIaieu. Wann
eIaibi, bub es iib un sinen 9eriud
haHneIts, @ouperneur .. Sispbens su
t0ctsn. Differ. feline gottin uHb bic
DienerIdofi, Iagsn i'm S6ioie als Die
Grplciion .rfoeis, aber ale enttameu
inperIebi. gieitb na@ Der grplOiiou
iah nan, ,pie sip,i Wdunsr Don benz
GsbGubt fIober.
Die Deirnation ipurSe in Der earIs
sen Stabt aebort unb i'm llmtreis pou
sipei roer brei Sirabneepi.risn tpurs
BEN bic iSeHfier s.rtriimmrt. Wan
gIaubi, bab 2o-25 Stiide Dpnamit
peripanbt iporben tpnren. 0puptrnMr
Gtepbens uub feline Gerndblin i6Heftn
in BEN afiis.I bes !6nifes, tpeldsr iia
on bic Si.ne orfhIiebt, an ipeIfer
bi. GrpIoiion erfolsie. auber elmer
idIipern 9srpeurr.suus srIitten iis
i.insu Sdaben.
Gatramento. Gal, 18. De5.
Tis SiabtsaommiHdrs Don Sacras
meEio nabmen am Disnitas cine Rss
iolatipn an, in iptlfer $1,000 8slobs
nuna ausssisbt iperoen fir bic Der
haftina unb 0erirtbeilunq Der PER-
fonen. ipelde fir oi. GrploiiOu pers
antportlifl 5inb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

IN tbrem 7a, gsbsnsotre. Eos geidenbeodnes
nit iiubst fidii bon ffnn<ftaufs alss. Ss. 1851
4prile ape. am 5reline, Nm $50 lipf Ner'
aenb f5eisrliaes RsdIdein pcfasff In BET
e. s5rancis 4e gales a4rte Hnt 3 uhr
Nsraens. isxv
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
Ddnemart bantt Der ame-
Iitanif9sn Resierung.

I aopenhagsn. 18. Desanbsr.
Das euspGrties 2lmt bat ben bani'
iGtn gsfanbtm in WnFHinston In
iirrirt, Der amtri.anii@eu RegisrunS
Ssn Jnni bss bdRii&en @oItss fir
ben auien WilIsn au iibermiiisIn, ben
bieisltt babnrh ssisis, hab lie 5lDsi
Bsibna6tsidtffsn seifatttse, nat
9dnemar. absufdbrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
gfnr ttu ..erpms naintnta

I'm bic effer Sn erIaueen, fuae man ben
bOllen Rarlei, xarafipf 1rsms Euinine. aRau
cote ali bic geueHsuuienhrift bon G. @
Grs0e, SeiIf grfditrmssH an sinsa 2aae. SOC.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

True translation filed with the rsst'
master at Cincinnati on December ls
1917. ss required by the Act OF octo'
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

enIuft auf ndbssu 100000 abss.
f4dBi.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December ~,
1917. ss required BY the Act of octo-
ber 9th. 1917.
((Senerolaraf DBcrooS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
Dur4 5oHbsranatssGp
gtf5btef.

Diego. Gal, 1s. DEG. Der
.rii. asutnnnt SrDtns Wieeradtn Rom
ITS. Snfani,ris Rssiment, BON san
Antonio, 9sras. ipurbs am Disnstal
i'm nabss.lsgsnsn Camp aearnsp telm
Disnit infOIse Der GIpIofDn elmer
Sanberanate s,i0oi.i. Der eriie a,lit'
nnnt 6dbert O. Brupn bonn islbsa
Rsgimsni, pcn DeHber, COL, sebir'
tia, purbs bei btrislben erploNcE
ihfpsr p.rIett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
asr n. llebtr pkltn puntt aisbt 3

pjsfr III. llebsr bisisn puntt sish q
nidts mtbr 5u iirtiisn. aae ameriiar
Hif4n giirssr bsutiaer abtuHft obsr
0sbust muHtn jsbi einisben. bab i.
timer tsinnnitn 2batiads uHo niti
sinsr offsHsn Jrass ssssniibufiekn.
ameriia unb ieine aIIiitten msrbtn
oitieE Hties gsstu ben aniisr unb bic
berrI9enben aIaHtn in Deutidlanb
gsfpinnsn.
.Wdbttnb Der lsbitn 20 Jatrs iInb
mebr aIs fiinf WlilIiOnsu Dsiltiae nab
amtrita ssiOmmsa. 2Dir iDifIsn, baB
bic prin5ipien, fir iptIfe unIsre mn.
miitslbaren @orfabrsn obsr mir isIbit
ms eril gesanesn fnb, Don benitlbsn
Seipalt.n beorobt iperben, bic uns ols
goIs aus Dsutihlanp pertriebtH bas
ben. @ir mlhen mt unisrtn hit.
amsriiaHsrn ssmeinfaoftlide Sdhe
ssssn bic 9praunei maHen, bic 10
lanes tin sylu9 fir bas qanb unftrer
ydtsr mar, uHb bic iest cine brobenbs
Gefabr fir bic sanss Weli su wnbsH
brobt.
Die Jreunbs bsuilhsr 9smoiratit
brdngsn infer beitltts @Oli in amss
rita, init alIsr IN f.tusn WititIH ites
bsnosn Tiadi ff auf bic Seite bes
Re4ts In bisiem GunfIiii su fsIIeu.
sQabt uns berporbsbeu, baB ipir.
bic Sreirnbs Der bsuti6tn Democratic,
p.rIu9en bas ameri!aniiGe Bolt In
Der semeinf4dftlitsn Gdd,e gu pxrsis
rIissn, tpie ouh bas britfbe Bolt aufs
3ufuedsH unb sauf feine pfliht uno
ftine eiiniiies gsieesubsit aiifmeriiam
gu MAIDEN. Wi iuiHr, bdb unire
6anblunssiptife bier nub In Stutlbs
lamb beibsn adnbtrn gum Sesen ssrsis
den fpirb.@
True TRANSLATION filed with The Post-
master at Cincinnati ON December Is,
1917, as required BY the Act Of Oeto-
Der 6tt, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

True translation filed with the Post.
raster at Cincinnati on December IS,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

True TRANSLATION nied with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December Is.
1917, as required by the Act Of oeto-
Der 9th, 1877.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

Mara sieiert,

!. s,s,s sS ~. ,ss 'sn is. asss-ss isi7
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-17
flag RAISING,
bridge WORKS
School Children Sing At
Ceremonies
STANDS ISL FIT. HIGH
Three Men Required To Place Flag
On Top OF Derrick Where Il
Will Stand At All Times
STANDS ISL FIT. HIGH

The flag-raising at the Mt. Vernon
Bridge Co.'S shops which occurred
Thursday afternoon was done with a
great deal of ceremony. The flag,
which measures feet by t8 feet, was
raised at the top of the large crane In
the yards Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The whistle, announcing the
raising OF the flag, was not blown un-
til 3:l5 o'clock.
School children attended the rails
ing of the flag, the pupils of the Third
and Fourth wards and the high school
being present. During the raising of
the flag, patriotic songs were sung by
the pupils under the direction of Prof
Il. A. Chubb.
On account of the great difficulty of
raising the flag to its height OF 151
feet three men we're required. Those
who raised the flag to its place were
Samuel Bobst, James Hunter and Earl
Van Horn.
The crane on which the stan Is fas'
tened is 1872 feet high and the staff Is
22 feet high. The three feet that are
subtracted to make 151 feet are used
in the fastening of the STAFF to the top
of the crane, Surmountlng the staff
is a gilded ball nine inches in dame
ter.
1t is the desire OF the officials at
the shops to keep the flag at the top
of the crane all the time, but in case
of a heavy storm in which the flag
might be torn to pieces, special de-
vice for furling the flag has been APP
pended to the staff.
The flag stands the highest Of any
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-17
Testaments Of William B.
Shinaberry And Charity
Keigley Are Made A Mat
ter Of Record.

Two wills were filed Thursday in
probate court. One of these was ad-
mitted-the Shinaberry testament
while the other must wait for further
testimony.
The will of William b. Shinaberry
was executed on April II, 1915, in the
presence of John E. Stonebrook and
S. II. Gotshall.
To a daughter, Carrie Gertrude
Herring, is given 20 acres in Clinton
township on condition that she make
the following payments: 5000 to
George William Herring when he be-
comes is and $500 when he attains
his majority, or $500 in a lump sum
should property be sold, guardian to
be appointed for this grandson of de-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-17

Mrs. Fl. p. Knapp returned to her
home in gainesville Saturday after
spending several days here. Mrs.
Knapp addressed the Woman's Mis-
sionary society of st. Paul's Episco-
pal church Friday afternoon.
In recent report of the w. c. r.
U. meeting, it was stated that HUI
name Officer Lybarger had made three
arrests in ten years. This was mis-
take, as the officer made three ar
rests the past year. The press cor
respondent takes this means of cor
recting the same.
Robert limerick of this city, who
completed o service of four years
and half in the navy about three
months ago, has again been persuad-
ed to join, this time in Cleveland. Mr..
limerick, who makes his home here
with Mr.. and Mrs, ]. B. Lloyd, is a
gun-pointer.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
eiety of the Brandon M. e. church
entertained their husbands at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Winland
in Brandon Thursday evening. A pro-
gram was rendered after which bus
mess session was held. Following the
disposal of business, delicious sup
per was served by the women.
Mrs. Howard Sherrer of Danville
went to Coshocton Saturday to visit
relatives in that city for several days.
Elbert Secore Of East High street
underwent an operation at the Mt.
Vernon hospital Friday.
Mrs. Ada Frye of this city went to
Newark Saturday where she will visit
friends and relatives for several days
Charles West of this city, a stu
dent at o, W. u. Delaware, has been
elected a member OF the Toastmas-
tarS' clab, o senior honorary society.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-17
TWO Wills FILED;
ONE IS ADMITTED

cedent.
Within year, monument costing
not less than $3.50 is to be erected ov-
er decedent's grave and the sum of
$50 paid into the cemetery perpetual
care fund.
To Carrie Herring, who is named
trustee, is left all personal property.
The will of Charity Keigley was
drawn on March 6, 1917, with Mar
guerite X. Fisher and Lloyd w. Hoar
as witnesses.
Testatrix directs that her grave be
marked at q cost not to exceed 800.
She leaves to her brother, Jonathan
Bricker of Newark, the sum of $35.
The balance of the estate is to be
held in trust by Bert o. Evans for the
support and care of sister, Mrs. FL
la Laferre, to whom estate is be-
queathed. If, after death of this ben
eflciary, any property is left, it is to
go to Jonathan Bricker.
Bert O. Evans is named executor of
the estate.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-04-17
Coshocton Lass Finds Her
Husband Has Family Of
Eight

Coshocton, April 13-Mart ]. Mar
tin of Pittsburgh, whose marriage to
Miss Frances Oldham of this city is a
recent event, has been taken into Gus
tody at Pittsburgh, according to ad-
vices received here, and will be held
to await the investigation of detec-
tives' charges to the effect that Mar
tin has wife and eight children re.
siding in Pittsburgh.
The arrest was brought about by
relatives of Miss Oldham. 1t was
made at the Pitt hotel Complications
that developed so disastrously for
Martin, whose real name is said to
be Eichenlaub, happened when the
supposed Mrs. Martin, following their
marriage in Canton March 20, left
week ago to meet the Mr.. Martin in
Pittsburgh, from which place they
would go to New York City and make
their home. The combined efforts OF
friends and relatives of Miss Oldham,
who were suspicious of Martin, finally
resulted IN his detention and subse-
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Chief Parker Gets Orders
From Government
MUST YIELD WEAPONS
Twenty-Four Hours Grace Given To
Men After II Is Found They
Possess implements OF
Dangerous Nature

Alien enemies of the United States
who are in Mt. Vernon, beware!
Chief Of Police p. j. Parker has re.
ceived proclamation issued by order
of the president ordering the arrest
of alien enemies within "a hours of
the time when the notice is issued on
them in case they fail to surrender
any of the following articles IL they
have them in their possession:
ANY firearm, weapon, or implement
of war, or component part thereof,
ammunition, Maxim or other silencer,
or explosives; any aircraft or wire
less apparatus, or any form of cipher
code, or any paper, document or book
written or printed in cipher or in
which there may be invisible writing"
The proclamation is signed by At
torney General r. w. Gregory Of the
United States who, in terse state
ments, tells of the desire Of the presi-
dent to rid the United States of all
alien enemies.
The order was issued by proclama-
tion OF the president, April 6, 1917.
The purpose Of the proclamation is
to rid the United States of all alien
enemies that the war with Germany
may be waged by the United States
unhampered by Germany's secret ser
vice men in this country.
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L0Oe Dream Of II Young
Girl Cruelty Blighted

quent investigation of his case.
Pittsburgh authorities claim he
married Miss Mary Kaylor of that
city q years ago and that the wife
and eight children reside in Pitts
burgh.
Eichenlaub, alias Martin, is a trav-
cling man for The Jewel Tea company.
He is about AZ years of age and was
well known here as Martin. His
marriage to Miss Oldham was plan
ned for this city March 10, but for
some reason Martin sent word to Miss
Oldham that he could not be in this
city on that date and asked her to
come to Canton where the supposed
marriage is said to have taken place
Tuesday morning, March 20. Follow
ing the ceremony, Mrs. Martin return
ed in company with Mrs. Jack Ber-
lean and Miss Bernice Scherrer for
visit at the formers home here. When
she left week ago to join her sup
posed husband, relatives occasioned
his arrest.
Miss Oldham has been a resident of
this city for the past six years and
has been an operator at the Citizens
telephone company. While here, she
has made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Berlean of Orange street. Her
mother lives in Loudonville.
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HERE'S PROGRESSIVENESS
cENTER6URG MERCHANTS KEEP
WALKS CLEAN cHEAPLY

Friday morning of each week has
been set aside by the business men
as the time for cleaning the brick
pavement in the business section of
the town. The expense of hauling
away the refuse will be borne by the
Business Mems association from
fund provided for that purpose. Each
business man is asked to have the
refuse in front of his business place
swept up in piles, next to the curb,
Friday morning of each week by the
time the wagon gets along. This
plan was used last fall and was
success. The campaign starts tcmor-
row, Friday, morning. Have the
refuse ready.-Centerburg Gazette.
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ROAD NOTICE OF VIEW
AND HEARING

Whereas The Board of Education of
Clinton Up. has petitioned the County
Commissioners of Knox County, Ohio, for
the establishment of road commencing
on the south side OF the Charles w.
Hayes property on the Granville road In
Clinton TIP. and extending east and term
mating at the Flaharty property on the
Newark road in said Clinton TIP.
The said County Commissioners will on
the 14th day of May, 1917, at i o'clock o.
M, meet at the commencing point Of said
proposed Improvement to VIEW and to 10
over the route for the purpose of deterrri-
ming its public Importance. I
They will also meet on the 2Sth day Of
May, 1917, at o'clock .. M, for FINAL
HEARING at the office of said County
Commissioners. for all persons whose IN
terests would be affected by said improve
ment, and for granting or refusing the ina
prOvement-
WALTER NJ. RILEY,
County Auditor.
4-17,2f5-1S
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Vim. c. WILGUS
DIES AT HIS HOME IN MONROE
TOWNSHIP THURSDAY

William Charles Wilgus, II, died at
his farm residence in Monroe town
ship Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
following an illness of seven months,
the result of heart disease. The de-
ceased is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary Ann Wilgus, and three SONS,
Elem at home, Obadiah of Nebraska,
and Henry Wilgus of Orville. A
daughter, Mrs. Mary Shaffer of Bell
vile also survives Mr.. Wilgus. The
funeral Sunday morning at 1890
o'clock, sun time, at the late home.
Interment in Mound View cemetery.
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"BO" IN A HUT
SCARES PEOPLE
NEAR GAMBLER

The whole neighborhood southeast
of Gambler was thrown into excite
ment by the strange actions, or lack
of action, OF one Frank Hines who
spent the entire day in hut near the
railroad crossing and who would
probably still be there had not Sheriff
Mossholder and Deputy Lytle been
called. Hines is now spending his
time in the county jail. He is "bo."