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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-08-23

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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-08-23

The Democrat is now 81. so per year
In advance. Cincinnati Daily Post
and Democrat, both one year, $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
AMERICANS TAKE PART
Continued from FIRST PoEe)

confused with the great efforts TO be
expected to. develop now at any moment.
Officers said the shock Of the German
drive appeared to have been absorbed by
tho withdrawal strategy Of General
Haig. Like the recot1 mechanism of q
great gun, the blow has been prevented
from striking with its full force by tho
withdrawal conducted with mastery
skill In the face of the enemy assault.
All depends, It Is said, upon the forces
the allies have been able to muster to
deliver the COUNTIES stroke. There has
been every Indication that both British
n French have been using reinforce
ments spar1ngly, conserving their re-
serve power for the day that Is just
ahead. Tho strategic reserve plans Of
the supreme war council at Versailles
are now to be tested, it Is Indicated, for
dispatches from all quarters mention
the gathering of the -"army OF man
euver'' for tho work in han
Again tonight, the map Of the battle
line seemed to show that b assault
Of the allies might come first at least,
from some point on the French sector.
There the French troops have stood
like q wall against German nssau1ts for
many hours aad they are looking out
over the nerve centers of the enemy
advance, his communication mes which
parallel their front Success there
might mean tho capture of men by the
thousands and guns by the hundred.
One thing has impressed everybody
hero. Exports from London and Paris
reflected only high purpose and conf
dence. They read like dispatches from
victorious armies. There was not one
III OF panic or {orebodiuE.
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GREATEST BATTLE
(cone!uued Pro1n Pirst PaGe.)

CONTINUED PcOn FIRST S7%e.)
Their successes, although the enemy is
still strong and fights with determi7a-
ton.
I'VE have succeeded in changing the
fighting from position warfare to- war
fare OF movement although the attack
er had everything against him n the
defender had strong defensive means
in his favor. Undoubtedly the British
use machine guns with much skill.
For instance, they construct subterra-
mean corridors, starting from trenches,
in which machine guns are planted.
Such installation cannot be observed
BY our artillery, and in foggy weather
especially cannot be reached. Our in
fantry had to take all these machine
gun nests scattered everywhere over
the battle field
"Our men advanced with great elan,
SO that it was difficult to follow them
with tired horses and damaged carts.
But the spirit Of the men is splendid.
"The preparations for the battle
meant two months Of strenuous labor.
In the beginning of February the order
was qiven and on tn. night of March
2o-21 the attack was begun, right 10
the minute. Everything was ready.
We see the result"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
TRUSTEE SALE

Ev "irtu" nf 4 certain decd az trust
mrd'. b! william -. Caldwell. dated Sep
t"mb"r 18th. l?!G. and recorded in tn"
utt'''" "f III" 'lc:E ~: the County court
"f ONO County. West Virginia. IN Deed
Of Trust BOOK M. l24. At page 515. and
10y AN order entered in She Circuit Court
"i ohio county. West Virginia. appoint
ing tn" uri"rSign"h as 'r"stc"c in M"
place. and stead "f III" ON" named there
~. viii sell 1T public auction 10 the
highest and h"rl bidder. ~ the north
front door al In" Court ii"uS" Of said
county, IN tho csty Of Wheeling, Ohio
county. West Virginia. ON
Saturday. APRIL 18th. 1915. commence
ny al In o'clock Il. M. the following dc
$~rrr:"d property. situated on the waters
"r l'cirrS Kun. in Philadelphia District.
0hI" comfy. West Virginia, bounded
and described AS follows: Beginning at
roaa a, thr corner mt III" I'>ny farm:
;h"nc" with the division lin" bot W""h
said farm and tn" property ~. Stella
Mrrlur". y. 10. 81. W: 81 :H"t Il" a
stnk": thence :. ST.. ". 40 ic"; 10 a
post in the present fence h"twccn III"
prup"T'y e stella Mr'Iur" and Cam
mai3'l Creighton. said :rNcc being ac-
{. pi,,l Iy said Creighton and Mcclure
as beng on = ~Comrr"nIiS" line between
th,:r Respective I"ts: !h"ncH with the
.1ir,. 81 said !"nc.. : ~. t.. SD feet
l." n post: th"nr" y. so. +. ~" fr"t 70
q STAKE mar IN" !"l"r$ isNn roau anu
iu = line III m. rrny farm; theme" with
snrI liz" y. a.. l.. - frc; to n"
plar" "t h~"riuning. and containing ONE.
and UNE-NALF tli:I acr"S. " or
less. This being TN. SAM" property
conveyed To Tho said William 6. tatd-
we'll by Gibson l.. caldwell by decd dat
ed .IuIy "Ith. 1915. ANA recorded III the
clerks Off,. hy Decd Book ISL At paE"
-.
TEENS OF SALE: On"-;hird and rs
mtch MOI" ni Ihe purchaS" money as
IN" purchaser may elect To pay on m"
date 81 sal. and "nc-half Of III" residue
IN tnu- months and onc-halt. III rieht
months from th" dat" nf sale. with IN
r"rr*i -; tn. legal rate. tn" purchaser
giving his personal note with security
tiIrr,un satisfactory It" iii" trustee Tor
III. SAID deferred payments. which de-
icrr"d payments shall. hr secured by
rIvh"r II decd nf trust IN tn" property
~ol! hy a reservation lien in the deed
IRON, HE trustee. 1r by Iii" retention
"c ~" Legal MI" 20 III" property ,S"id
uutll sad deferred payments nay" D"eh
MADE. y. Z. S''HlFFl.Elt: trustee.
mar2l-2S-apr4-ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
DRASTIC MEASURES To CURB
FLOUR BOARDING WILL De TAKEN

WASHINGTON. March -r.-iuf"rma-
ton that in. bread ration II the French
soldiers. who arc facing the onslaught
Of ~';crrnany's a-ru!cs. has been cat b.
cHu&" n; III >h"r'aSc II wheat. has l"d
III" food administration to plan drastic
measures to curb hcarhIng : this coun-
try.
Wh"-cvrr hero * ""id"n"" 20 support
"A suspicion thai Ia, wI,hhnl!:"c ii ;"",
on which may depend ,!,- ,.':'r"iu' 60! -"
war Is due :" u~Isi"ya.Iy ~ rr""'""rInS.
Il was said tun,cn:. irunrpt action MI!
t. taken. STAT. administrators 'I"r
'n'n reminded that !hr !""G Ia" Hu'u"r-
iG"s n" r"i~uI1itl"HinE rf grain Ill IN"
national emergency and har" been aSh"d
To b" d~ilis"Mt IN ;heir investigator az
cases Of alleged h"trdlnS. fhry VII!
forward the rvIL"mr" Obtained {" WASH
inE;nn. where steps viii hr taken as The
individual eases warrant.
Wheat FOR tho allies becomes more i'm
prrat!rc as tho season progresses. hc-
CaTSc Of the danger OF los; IN shipping
corn nr potatoes after April !. wE"r tn"
period rf g"]riuInati"n sets III. Up I"
March II. the United States was Nhr."ou
ions hchind m It's program Of ""r"ai "N-
port. Much or III" program was Ia hav"
been corn. but tn" breakdown Ia rail
road transportation Delayed shipment )"
tina wheat. which earlier III The year
had been given priority. had 10 bc sent
abroad to avert famine.
AS only wheat and barley can he
shirp"d after April ! tn" public is being
asked to cut its consumption "r wheat
~ 50 per cent Of normal and even tha;
s,crific" barely will stretch supplies 70
meet demand unless every huShrl held
on farms and in warehouses IS put on
tho market.
Th" March ! report OF he department
OF agriculture showed i1l.QNn.Uo0 hush
els Of wheat on farms and o.. rbh."NO
bushels in elevators. Since tho aCitation
in congress 20 Increase The pric" ~!
wheat 20 $3.50 receipts nj mills baVe
dwindlod from 100000 bushels TO
=. 900. 0nh bushels 4 week.
The only reQuisitinnins ordered so far
has been IN the case Of two brothers "r
German ancestry. living IN New M"H-
ico. who refused all "h"rS for wheat.
which thry had raised and had bought.
No distinction WAS made by the admin
iStratiou hntwcrn tho grain raised by
tho two mon and that purchased by
them.
Use OF potatoes as a substitute" for
wheat. which has hcor urged by the food
administration. will not b. possible in
son.c SECTIONS because OF traffic conCes-
ton. Tho administration has abandoned
tho idea Of I nation wide educational
campaign for hat r"aSo and will de-
pcud on state administrators to stimu-
lat" consumption in those states where
potatoes are being delivered by The rail-
roads.
ISn.rfOAI h1l-fr~ rR171Oaf{nrc rfnrirfr~ ~
the use OF 90 per cent wheat substitutes
by all commercial bakers are also com
p!"tcd and will be made public IN a :rv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
MONTGOMERY MAKES
ELOQUENT APPEAL TO
ENROLMENT AGENTS

Special Dispatch 10 The lntrlliErncnI.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 81
West Virginia enrolment agents of
the United States public service re-
serve are urged to drop all work that
can be delayed aud make a serious eff
fort to ov~er-registcr the states quota
for government war activities within
the next ten days.
Men above fifty years Of age may
enroll.
Mechanics within the draft 4 may
DO enrolled, bat with no promise Of
exemption unless inducted into tho
pUouc service by the war department.
Wire Charleston for needed supplies,
using Western Union permit Nc.
10000, official business, free Of pay
ment on your part. If Americans die
on tho western front to save our
civilization, let us strive TO forget
wages, hours OF work and our own
petty disconlforts. What matters these
as our brothers die? Should they fail.
tho maintenance Of huge armies. heavy
arnaments, Low wages, long hours.
suppression CT f-cc speech, repeal OF
child labor laws and all hardshipB.
Our brave soldiers will not fail IN
less We fail. We arc bound TO win.
We must win To consider any other
result must be repulsivc TO every
true American. Any end Of the war
that does not mean victory for the
western nllies must De lIdcous TO
every free Il 10 every lover Of life!
beauty and innocence. Rather would
our house perish than bend a knee to
the Klser or see orr hnglo-SaHon
children come under subsection TO the
gray wolves OF Prussia.
SLhL. B.. MONTGOMERY,
State Director United states Public
Service.
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MURDER CHARGED.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. March g
Merit Cook. aged 81. was arrested II
his home on Paint Crerk TODAY ny
Deputy Sheriff f.. +. Eracr. Of Fay"i;"
county. on a warrant issued H"""
charging him with the murder cr elias.
- -roft. a man Of ahou ~" same age.
twn years ago. Tho murdered man.
who was n member a q Vol known
and prominent fanll, in n" EanGwha
Valley. was stahnoI several timc; and
died with :hc words "Nnrt ran Toll Won
who stabbed Hr." nn ;tis lip,
cook VA lodged in H. ruUn'" jail
here today.
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ALLIED ATTACK
CONTINUED from First Page.)

in good order. a%d the French took up
n position nearby.
The correspondent passed today among
troops who hIvc borne the great share
in the fighting Of the last. five days.
Everywhere chee"fpllncss was to I've
found and perfect confidence in the m
ture. Nowhere has the correspondent
ee.1 such splcudid morale among troops
after long hard fighting. especially
when those troops had to fall back. Both
officers n men, whether French or
British, tell narratives Of wonderful
hcroism on the part Of individuals and
u1;+s.
Thr Gunn"r$ - Il battery ~ French
IS ~ IN" n"iGhinrhm"d ~ Chauny.
W." Su'ruIfni.'i fer ihr"" days without
f.'."i. h3;. fought TnIIl III" il-t ruur,i
"n% 'r.,i. thea. lnhiE- a,lvanta~" 80
%""I' ""nf:%iuu aGt"ng th" Germans III
'ih" "ours" II ihr 4hir! night. thu"
,In"h"w made thor way ;hr"iGh Their
,r"irc'irE f""N and ":crp'l. carrying
rhri" Wulmi"d r"rnrnh'& with thcru.
THIS is lr"r"il "n" INSTANCE" among many
similar .iariEE deeds
H'm +" !ulcinr 'u ! 'liSrl"irl'rl French
cavalry ""rr-. ACTIN. ~ infantry. fought
II r"!: gard .';l"u Il. after ,!~y aGlin,.
''n""n", odd. tn" trnnp"rs ,l.rlar"
'i'T' 'hr "u."n;> raur forward in Sr.rh
,i"rn wlvrS 'hrt - was "nlr necessary
81 'irr point blank a. hri with certainty.
rr"s" "aN"'rNn!"n fred .n,n III" cn"mv
81 rapidly 'h1' III" Ii"rurHG f'll IN
Swair"s: ~ ~'ill others IAN. on. untI
We Fr"nrh d"f"u'i"r. w.r" compelled ~
.r9s" FIR" h"raiIS" both ri1".; nal mI-
"!,Iu" guns wrr. rod bot.
Th'' adVa9C" - Ii. Germans vas sim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
COUNTER ATTACK
Continued From First Pagc.)

Ground has been given, it is true,
but so skiIfuIIy and with such pre-
cision Of movement that from north
to south a surveyor scarcely could
have worked out a more even line.
Still intact in the hands Of the allied
forces are portions of the old line
from which HinderEure fell hack in
his "striteQic" retirement in 1915.
On the other battle fronts tho
operations continue Of a minor char
acter, hut daily the situation in Italy
gives creator Indications that an Of
fensivo against tho ItalianE is in
prospect. = Large rcinforccInent5 on
tinue to be drawn up behind the
limo by the Austr1ans and Germans,
and the artillery activity GA the
whole front is growing rcore intense.
The fresh men being sent TO this the
atrc are said TO ave been drawn
heavily frola tho Rnmanian line.
In Russia the situation again at
tracts attention by reason of the
fact that Ukrainians and the Eolshe-
Wiki have re%captured Odessa from tho
Teutonic allies, and IN addition now
hold the important town9 of Niko-
layev, Kherson md znilpanka. Re
ports also have it that the Cosssck
General go-liloft's troops have been
surrounded by the BolshcvikL.
AS was to be expected, the Ger.
mans, spontaneously with their at
tack IN France reopcned last week
strong submarine attacks against
British aad allied shipping. Twenty
eight merchantmen flying the British
Tag werc cent 10 the bottom, l6 OF
them being OF $500 tons or over and
IL Of smaller tonnage. The previous
wook II British merchantmen Of both
~catcgorcs we're destroyed. The Ital-
ians during the week lost three
steamers aud six Sailing vessels In
submarine attacks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-28
Blind FURY
Continued from First Page.)

portion Of the British front IN the new
battle zore showed a marked slowing
down this morning, indicating that tho
first phase. Of the German offensive hero
has been finished From the southern
sector, however, came word that the Ger
mans were still pressing the attack
with great Jury against the uuwaTertng
defence.
The enemy has paused in the northern
sector. probably to reorganize and bring
forward much needed artillery be-
fore beginning the second round against
the stt<feninS opposition Of the British.
Hard local battles were still in pro-
gross, but the first fury Of the German
onslaught had spent itself. Several at
tacks which the Germans essayed were
smashed. nud at Sa1lly-Le-Scc, where
the Germans last night gained 4 foot
leg, tho British line this morning deliv-
ered q smashing counter attack which
pushed the invaders back.
The spirit of optimism was higher
along the front today.
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ETONIAN SUM BY
GERMAN SUBMARINE

BOSTON. March Eth" S;"amS,ur
.I:tontan OF the 1.ryland line. wA."h ,'''
liverpool Il few days az" for III f.u,i.
has been torprdoed and -iInL. by - ';''-
man submarine off ;hn irish coast. !
cablcEran tonight announced ~" IL
atruction ct the vessel iHIt :H." no
information regarding ~" rar" - 'i''
crow. which pUmh"r"h &t"rr' Sky ;r"n.
Tho Eton!an carried n SNAIL '2"&".
She was. a vessel oc 4.l&:. tnnS ne.
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WANTED-Male and Female

wANTED-Civil service examination
railway mail clerk. April 18th. iiIr*;
customs and internal revenue
APRIL 10Th. Men and women desiring
clerkships 1t Washington or West Nir-
Einia. write for free particulars tn ]. {.
leonard. Gnrmcr government i%amineT)
K"nnis Building. Washington. j. {.
mr-2S-h
WANTTD-To run elevator. young lady
or young man, II TO Ii |cars. Apply
ut once. NJ. J. McFaddeu's, III: and
l1c4 Market St. Wheeling. W. Va.
mr-"1-h
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Hotel Property For Sale-Rent

This property is located in the VII
LACE Of Mt. Pleasant. -. II IS cnin-
pl"tely furnished ready for business.
The purchaser or renter can unlock
the door, walk in. kindlc n IRE in
III" rang" and IN fifteen minutes be
ready 10 receive his guests.
Good ]turnrik" roads direct from
Wheeling. ". Va. and Martins Ferry,
St"uh.nVillr and tadiz. ..
Fin" opportunity to cater to tour
Ing parties from these and other
cities.
For terms and information. write
r.. l.. JONES. Mt. Pleasant. Ohio.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Greenwood Cemetery Election

Annual meeting If TIE stockholders OF
Greenwood Cemetery will be held III
their office No. COS Board OF Trade
building. March IS. 1915. between the
hours Of II and IL o'clock 4. m. for the
,lcc,imn uf directors and 10 consider any
other business which may b. brought
before them.
e. IT. MT;RkEL. Secretary.
mr-It-ci-nT
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WANTED-Female

WANTED-Girls for extra help for Sat
urdays. for ladies suits and coats. .Ap-
ply New York Store. l0l4 Main. mr-"S-i
WANTED-Whitc girl for general house
work. Call Altcnheim 464. mr--S-i
,WANTEp-Housckceper for small fam
lily. For particulars address House
keeper" care I~ntclligcpccr. mr-a1-tf
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saii>:nrilnu from III" fact that many
L!yis.rnS w,r" Ihi- pat out or
~. BATH" line. ~ least Tor the period
r,.f;l.r.I fer ih"Ir reconstruction. u
in this way a crra: part Of tn" German
,rs. ~. WAS used ~. Will" I'll" allies
ri"r.Ir ~,i,l-i upon their lmm"dlaie re-
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NAVY TWO

t." a1en worn Acc 7;"d co. Service Ia
tho nav. Yesterday ny ''h:ct Tuuner's
Mate T"om"y. on" man l"Ft Tor Pitts
burg. and was- Frank sharp. rhn on
listed 'ir:riay. p;h"r applicants wer"
rejected.
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D D.

BECEER-On Monday. March -. 1917,
at 7:30 o'clock n m- l'REP BEtkEI:.
in the 5Sth year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence EaS;
Twcniy-ninth street. on hill. Thurs
day. March 2Sth. at > o'clock. Friends
of the family invited. lnteEn!cnt AZ
Mount Zion cemetery.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Thrcc good agents TO sell
: household necessities on the INSTALL
! ment plan. Best Of goods and best of
commissions. We pay weekly. e.. i.
Adams Co. 114n-1142 Main St. mr-l"-tf
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BILLION Tuesday. March &c. 1915. At
$3.50 o'clock p. H.. JAMES BELL. III
the 62nd year Of his age.
Funeral services AT the residence. M.
I14 South Broadway. Thursday after
noon al 8 o'clock . Friends invited.
IntcrIncnt private. Stone Church ccmc-
tory.
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HAIG'S REPORT
(C~oItinued from First PaSc.)

place. At Rosieres all the cnemy's
assault have been beaten off by our
troops. who inflicted heavy casual
tics on the enemy.
Further north our Inc was mnin-
tanned through the earlier part OF
the day in spite OF great pressure
from largo hostile forces.
Later in the day q fresh German
attack developed In this .rca, with
tho result thai our line was taken
back p shor. distance to the west.
Later reports show taht our counter
attacks have again completely re-
stored the situation.
During the day the enemy made a
nunbcr Of determined attacks against
orr positions between tho solnine and
the hocrc, and north Ii south of
Albeit. .iercc Fighting has taken place
IN this sector also.
Part of onr position to the south
OF Albert into which the enemy at
one time forced lbs way was regained
thcr heavy attack delivered by the
enemy at this point during the aft
ernoon was completely repulsed.
Attempts IlsUc ny IHe. C-ASLhy /"
the course Of the day TO deoouch
westward from the towa of Albert
have been driven back, in each In
s...ncc with tho heaviest casualties.
BRITISH HOLD FIRMLY
LONDON, March G?.-The British
front IS standing firm along the
whole Inc, which appears 70 be the
strongest H. hrs occupied since tho
battle began, says Reuters corre-
spoudcnt With tho British h~eadqnaT-
tiers In ran
Even Mt points whcre the Line Is
not strong, the correspondent adds 1t
Is being held In very orderly array
alike OF mon and guns, and nowhere
Is showing any slgns OF enforced re-
fremont.
Tho enemy says the report, "as-
lacked the various points today, II
from, ali reports these efforts made
M progre6s.' .
British :lrrneu report the whole OF
the enemy front areas to be BLACK
WITH troops.
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FOR RENT
POE HEHT-

FoR HEHT-A few good rooms on the
Intelligenccr building 1903 and 1906 Mar.
ket street. will be ready for occupancy
about Apri! /. Apply p. Boyd. care In.
teuircncc-. ja-2S-tf
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FOR SALE-Automoniles

mobiles. carhurctors. magnetoS. genera.
tors. starters. horn coils. lamps. springs.
tires. g"ars. rsr. National Auto Repair
60. 1871 Chaplinc St. opposite City
Ruilding. Natl l34Q-M. mr-9-"6'
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WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-Mcn. Steady work. Apply
Globe Automatic Sprinkler Co. stop
81. Warwood. nr-2S-l
WANTED-Book-kcoper to work in pro-
ducc house. Must give references. Nd
dress y. care Intelligcnccr. mr--H-i
wANTED-Capable linotype operator.
Steady day job. s23. Good working
and living conditions. Eagle. Butler.
Pa mr-2I-l
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weekly paymentA We pay weekly.
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Funeral notice hereafter.

DAUB-On Wednesday. March -. 1915.
at SIS O'Clock p. M. III her late resi-
dcncc, us North Front street.
i;ABETTA D.AUB. IN the Slst year
IT her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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KmBER1Y-On Wednesday. March -.
I9lS. ut 1850 o'clock p. M. at the rest
d"rCc OF The late Mrs. Nan"% j. Ron
cr,s. - rhIrty-itrst street, SARAH j..
kINPERIY. i'm the S6th year Of her
acc.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
10 us BERTSCH Y
FUNERAL OiRECIOR ANO

ARTERIAt EMBAlMER
1922 and 1124 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night.
Store Phones 635.
C. J. Bertschy - Nat. Phone l959-R:
Bell 1334-R
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FOR SALE-SEED POTATOES

FOR SALT-Choicn early Ohio seed
potatoes. Geo. II. Ncuhard. Elm Grove.
Roll nhuue T1IS-R-i. Inr-26-
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For Sale

We offer the following property
for a few days at a price that will
paw from S to 10G. The brick
dwelling of 6 rooms and bath al
1871 Sixteenth street. Garage for
) cars.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CAST OFF clothing u shoes bought
GasscI. 1923 Market St. Call or phone
Bell 1857. mr-I-2lt