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elias .Scthrin0

Cen betlclotc clioo slothrinalfc 60.
cioli'tfercr, tiOliQerc Mcolem al Sen
tuifc NiQSNaQ @coraca @cil. bnr
pua @lclncnnreiie ira Eetroarno Ill
Ironfrige opbolot ia Ct Bar Gage
/ ariitioniu. Wciu or isot / StraiS.
burg 1882 % hor taQct Softcr9ro.
Den rteo eli LOCAL ofonomiif Ifbono.
ling uco llniucriitctct i lin Seoebp.
Iucrebc iom Stuocut oclto0 ban /
Nct polltilte Gin, % / 1912 bIcp han
oalat til Mcolcm al Rilaoagcn lont
Heprricntout Tor Mct,. @eo Sri.
gems llbbrilo ophoIot @ein ia paa
@eisg / Naria, % ban loo iig itrar
inoifripc iom iripiaig i oen frantic
Nrmc, buor ban iioeu bar gienuem.
Qnoct @rahcruc ira mcuia Soloot iii
aaptein.
llnber Ell SamtoIe mco Ell al "ai.
tenpoltcn"2 Mcodrbeiocrc ioriGller
@corac@ @ciu:
Seq hnpbc / Sc lioitc Gor Tor ari
gen prrct Observation-Disclosures Tor
oct iran'tc Socioliitportla &oueoor
gan "%'Mumnnitt". "a Saurcs,
ser iom bcfIcubt uar "2'Numauitt"S
Hcoofter, bouoc ,Sltli 1914 boot mia
tonnlc til Nari@. ga ban Qicrnc piI.
&c bore min Spintuln0 al ben inter
nntionnlc Sltltntlon ier ban reiltc til
Socinliittonarcalcn / @riiaicl. Son
greSIen 'fltloc tngc lin @eNnnbclle ocu
29bc Gltli. &eg bapbc troct, at nit
Spbolb / 6ronfriqe ifuIoc bIipc aoil
tie fortporia, nten ioo fom 2riaen,
% icg mcIbte mia itrnr ioin iripIaiQ
/ Oct irnnifc Acknowledgement No.
TOP. Sor al min @eilntning fife
ifllloc itnbe mine SorTlore % So
llenbc / elloie. unmpbcoc ie9 Sen
'rnnltc Hrcaic ON ittent omtole min
r>nNtruben / Muren. Dc tpitc 9"lul'cr
fllnoc ocrfor bare mc00cle, at !cQ par
ioripmoct. Gen iioite Gitcrretnin0,
mon hnubc ira mig ! 5plflunb, uor,
Of je1 par ionumcn nlco Soltre2 / oct
Gieblit, "a BON Mcu mprbct. ri lao
"a ipiitc Wtiobug pnu Ell Ncitnllront
Gen 1900 December nffcoe@ oct
mine GorUlbrc % Seitrc at unoiIip
be til Schpci} oN GaQcn otter Of
iclttIINQioroc icN en- Grtlrriul til
mine Ncnncr oN NTlQcrc / GIinN.
2cnuc GrflTrinp llutteoc inoIcoc2:
"Nco at trrbc inb / Sen ironifc NUr.
pcb at fiurnpc moo oct m|Ilitoriltiifc
% 'nrprcr2icOc CuitIonh, Tom utocr
trpftcr ollie Golf5 Nribcb, hur ico Nc.
uihlthcocn ON at hnuc opipl0t min
Eli1i ION Socioliit OF ion H%cprUicu
tont ior Glloia Sothrlngcn." Icnne
ertlrrlnN bleu optogct / en- MGuNoc
tp'tc Npiicr og in%obroQtc mig en-
Hcgn al DC mcit imiQrenoe Sfielb9
oro, lea blcp itcnrpIet iom en- Iorrr
ser notltrllgpia. Sort 5io citcr bIcp
lea 'nt unbcr IiItolc % osnt iii %.
ocn pes en- inf ariQ9ret
2feu enom cr icQ iliue - Tiger
II oooaoemtc lmilenoe - % icg
bnsbrr icl ital loo opIcuc ben GoQ.
oo Gllo2 @otbringeu bar iooet iul
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
Tpler iia inn ct mt Menneife. {

~" NY -
anlltc Tctcricu ira Clifton, Sd, fri.
Der: "6or omtrcnt ell Iiaaneo iioen
mpbtog jog cn Hrspefasic meb Or.
Teters aurito. Get bar pitt Jig at
uprc ct uomcrfet SGgemiobel. )
mango Aor bar ieg pGret pla9et al
aitbmatiifc &aniteliabeber, iom glor-
De nit IanocorPt beipGrligt. Seq
bauoe ogiao en- Sjerteflap, men M
ieler iea mia iom ct mt Wcnncife,
bpiIfet mac tiIitripes 9rllgcn al SIN,
rito."
Suem fan lGie CT iaaoant 9reu
ltoen at isle pco Jig ieIp, al Der nlao
pore noqct oct, at bette gamle, tios-
prepeoe llrtemlooel nloa beiiooe Sor.
trim, Ir. Neters alirifos 9ip iom
ct SGgeniooel Tor Slobet og aouititu.
tionert. bar nnaet oper belle 8erben.
Get err life Ell apotefermeoiein, Tom
bar pGret liggenOe paa Sploerne, men
ct poalioeligt @ismiobel, iom 6olf
operalt ioripnes meo giennem ipecielt
aniatte agerter. en- meaet interes.
liant Gomilet % ct glab, ~inoeboloen.
De omiiRnbeliae Splpsninger aneaa-
enoe 9ehano!ingen al ioritieuige
SpgoomHe. ienoes irit paa Seei9.
rina. Sfrip iii 1r. Better Sabrnep 4
Cons 60, 2j0l @aibinston SIpo.,
Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
babe nor
Planters Encyclopedia.

Cet er huoo Dor 6atdioJ lor 49,. =, &irteIi9be.
oeu g, Tor ben lnoeboIbey me9et mere enc be amin
beige Eiltct. be- ~ttlbpoes al eli 6rshauo,eg. Zen
olntaler uirteli9s Griuringe, 'ortGuer bporiebes
Norleteter torbeoreS og Jte'ultaterne oerai. Ten
i~lul,reyer be rpelte Artsr a. SGo'oru. Walsipo.
odues % Slomlterirs. ror:9ue5 ~huorleoes on ltdI
~tultipere oisie, % hpao andre ipues ON oIsie.
ooueobenli9ter ~iorrelteu {. al labe big for'taa
al aIt buao ou tlsber mloer "Saruter 9runo' Dters
let loa CT bet az bstlts 8palitst iom fan srhoIoes.
Iet er Din Seltpttel'e mob llgrGs. BIN @urontt al
Ell rime!i9 Iris. bnierst poa Dor "growsr 10
Ilautey- SulospiuH.
aorragt Dor Gaialoa :sprnisutsrtr 8siultat,rus AZ 20
aars ih0Tbg EARNING az ble9et u~onrbetbst msb Tor Embpg'
qthqhto "a meo more CmtoftutrQtr u~oelHttsube III eu For
bel 9itlppbcr big ben uotu yorpligt,liu. panb en- al ben
MI btorags I'll al 'or9se grobuftipHtu az 5sbspartr 49, for bit
tati Ssoite pg itlbebie for belle sauott
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

Moe "a Sru aaucthc Qaricn et So
Mar, 5Sru SthiIic 9sbnlcr GA ,Srll
aorlcn or IS Mar ;Tbiunft Sonbitoo
or So @lar, aaptcin Srap or 81 gar:
SbcritIciiraltt Stsren or so Mar;
Nrbcioer ariltlon ariitciicn or 30
Mar.
iii StabslTge CT ouiot Or. I. ap.
nom ira BERGEN; ban cr isot 1868.
Stplebcimrer Sstcn bar iaoct Dor
aeroaaoameoalic / SsIp Tor lin @irt
iombeo / Sfolcn> Sicneite. Nebal.
len bIep opcrraft ham al Sfolcbiref
ter giteitsI peo CT icitIia 5iIitelnirg
/ Iualiit.
? Steinar Scblbitco or utiut ionl
@ifor pco Siachommer heicre Stole.
a~unitmaler Ears &oroc, 2.h., bar
hout ct bcloigt Ior. Non bar iolat
ct tort @iaeoe. Nat pco @ienoc, til
Natioualgollerict Tor 1000 SIR. Sa
paa eli lloltilin9 / ariitiania loIgtc
ban Glueoer Tor onltr. 10000 SIR.
SunolG1e Stcjnar Sonouia bar
fiebt Den me TIua 90 Tor Woibolt
gen. ~ airfesanQcr StopcIono har
iolgt lin &iua I'll NIrfc1otcn iii Snch.
fer Storipeen. ,<ob2. Soricn bar
iolat lin 8aoro til MathicicnS 8aoc
til Sohn Spiahl. ~ Clui Slicia
Northumberland til Stor0oocn er
lolgt til &. =. &ohouicn ior 10000
SIR. Magnils @ierlic3 Nus puo
guanlocn or ;oINt til SabcIma1cr
Gnlll Stnlsbcra Tor 5000 SIR.
@runb @otcl cr loI9t til Sober & Sc.
Ter, Mriltianin. Tor 10000 Mr. ct
aonlortium pil orjuc Notellct.
0rbiorcr, @rltq5cicr 6ormp.. hor
troaot tilbuac ira Groipreritiain0cn
Ell Sio al Sclbrco3bcnipr. o. aieb,
nlano Sallatlen er rntfct ~ ionl Sro.
fercr.
Goritc Come pol %iuehonmlcr ionl
bar tagct Silccrtiiicat cr Sor9o Spcr
len.
Sorlopclie er inOQnnct al @iarie
@rcoal Seorup, @,h., % @crnlan
GarlQpiit. &rebs0ori Gnnmort. -
Si9cioa Al @uobor9 9Ifcr, 2.h., oN
Sorcr ariitian SuI;ctb, 5rpiiI
Nrullip cr ieiret Al 9ognO aicl
lnn6 o. Soar Soracnoal. - %iQciao
al Spanbilo Sollitc, Nomnr, %
Triotioi MosrTs. CD. - Siac'oo al
Noic NTia. CD. ng SltCrot @alOenlar
non 2iiring. &iOcrc al %ogmnnno
81. N%rpoIbcn, CD, % Marie Sborub,
GlDcrlum. SiQcinn al Noio NicI=
len &.b.. "a Die @rcpito0, ariitionio.
- %igcIcoca @crNIiot Non1. Sriitio
MA, oN Srpguc Serli, CD.
Eru Magma @crgacna bar gipct
1000 SIR. I'll c1ct SuQchua Tor Gil
lchonrucr.
NelQcnoc or osOc: riotn 9lnuuro
len, # gHr. lite Mug. Bertha
&isrlie. t. SleitoO. 80 9lor a., Dcn
Toe Mug. - @ilhelm GcninQsrnb
80 Mar. Sru Maric Sl'en, -
Aor. Sboritcin Nnuiclr, - Mar.
ariitian =. 9legen, So Mar. -
@lObiorg Honningcn 50 gar. -
SuIic @ulbrono'erL /. Stencrien. -
aarOline &orQcn 50 Mar. %ohon
mes StrUte, - 9lar. - Sfomancr-
meter Suer &olOen, SO Aar. - No.
rem &olerL /. 0Iitao. - Aar. - Nm
lie &ntoicn, b Mar. Sigur0
tSeirina, 81 Mar, - Motiaa Gang
20 Mar. - 0iolmar Inocr
len, 20 Nur. Inc Soricth, Wto
% Mar. - Gnfciru agneo @cr9scng.
Solucig Ncurifien, % Nor. -
Cleo StrUtehnlgcr, 81 Mar. -
@roa'crcr ,<pbon Sommcr.
NooQno / @uobrnnbaool, ben Toe
Iccember 1911,
Inbers Strcoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
fra 6uobranosodIen.
(Slutnius.)
Suurc.

GORE SoIfcheiifolc err / %ilrtcr i'm
ret al Den gonlle acknowledgements
Gnorens Iuitlio. SslGnOingen Stur
la Srsrs % ariitian lorbhol ia Sciia
er ogiaa Surere pco Sfolen. Ter er
Tluner oppe on at lutte Sfolen til
Sierfin, ina bcn filnbe ianlle Glcper
baaoe ira @uobranosoolen, nororc
Eiteroolcl % isnorc SrenoeIagen.
-SfolcnS iorrigc |eItprcr Sloo
Mlifrllit bar fonet iri ira Sfolcr eli
Sih ipr at bripc lltcrUrc Spslcr. -
Gle Silcpif ira 5aroangcr er oniat
iom @citprcr Tor iamtligc @uSilioS
ifolcr @paben.
Wrnlup icircbcs bcll 27oc Sftobcr
al Nemlaug @jprnsslaro ira Gourc
% @oorObrp9cr Sltbpig &aarno,
Srcttcn.
@durocn Slltoo nur0rc mcb 1000
Moal Sfoo % 100 Maal Slonlort
iannt Sutcr paa &ppringcn or lolgt
al @errc 5horub til Gle Nalafsrlo,
Sraitcrllosioa Stotion. Snler, for
10000 SIR. - @uarbcn Sttbroit CT
al Gicrcn Ole 0ttbratt 'olgt til
|ruqscicr z. Beer, ariItionlo, ior
$4,000 2r. - @~uarobrl0er Sobn
Sic far iplgt &lcipro ior 10000 SIR.
Soubcrg Observation-Disclosures bar
fiebt ct tort Tarti GeO / Sttoalen.
Gn bel Sci @pgbciolf oripcr iii nlco
Gcbfierin0 til Stto ct.
Srono 9oitagaoro bar til Nfticicl
lfobet &ols Notwithstanding
'olgt ell al inc Sfiicriorcfomitcr Tor
10000 Str. iannt Sonntcr Tor 1000
aroner. Sell Sfoleitprc bar til
Srrcr pcb Solhcim Sfolc unint 30
ban Mneu, tlbIilere Carer / 5eoolcl.
- Slai @crglim bsoc 26 Iur 81. Den
t6oc Sftobcr.
Scionl.
ScrrcOsitprct oriottc / Wieoc oen
SIC Nuoitit INN NerrcbSlfpNnncltcr
CTR. Songcn, Srcorif9balD, o1 |ollt
Waromlano Mplp %ltg9c 0ppcr.
Nopofot Trit5 alTr bar Iaact Son
c~csiion pno aisbct al @oubc. Sll
lchommcr &ontnntlc bar flebt ct
Iterrc Forti &coitoN / S%ielItoo5lto-
ocn. ,>pbn g.. T%icr0in9rcn har
flsbt Siolicn SomclcltoG al 2'tbpc
& Berg irr 25,000 SIR.
$n0cbbrN 2. MUringaonlcn uiglt
pco Ieocn bcn 23oc NuNltlt Sc Ior
oolln1cl. - Hanbi s.. Nu3cng Opoc
Sen 9Oc Nopember, Sc Mar IL.
NOrOrc 5run.
Observation-Disclosures bar inaet til
Maa0ioheD 10000 SIR. til Surtloabl-
broa. - Die 5cigc CT poIgt til Sor-
muno / Sclifobet Tor &orges gel. -
Som ier nle0oclt or Tiltitraposbra-
get 'olgt til ) aommltner poa Seoc-
nlorfcn ior 10000 ar. Gn Spc-
flllant, ST.. Nrniinietb, tlcrtc onlfrin1
I OiiQiou iom Wclcmnano pna
&onbclcn. @pNbcls Solf be9unocr
mn at ifiennc at &c bar ilrppct Scr
liobcoerne TOR let ira Jig. Mcn DC
~itpritc 8rn,ocicrc bar 10 lifret Jig
gratis clcftrilf Gncrgi. so lfdl iaa
on1fring % ST; 0arilhitob ifol foa
iritaQcrct omlfrino 200 2arlper. &c
nlcit ccntrole Gclc al @pgbcn bar mi
iauct clcftriif Srs. - Nororc ,Sron
hor Niort mcaet ior i'm Iolfc'tolc /
set iibitc. 1 Sfolcr or Bit I .ocit, eli
or 6 oelt. 1 Sfolcr or 2.oelt % ell
bar ianllct Sfolc. Sfolctiben CT
irrlrnact til II Tiger. SfoleItprct
bar ai,;at iplqcnbc me Srrcrc %
2urcrillocr: : 2. auam, 9tila Hino-
nol % MQri alcpnllGon. ) 2cGnc:
!Selene @ruf. : Seborp: Gppito
Snorehus. : &pifnc: ariitian Ins-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
HOTH HAY MOWER CO.
Boz 1Oi POSTVILLE. IOWA.

lcuerct en9lano, 6raufriB ~ Sta.
lien.
Wfuugc al Sc AQicre0c3 Nduocl5.
ltibc or, iornocu io~aqootiom 0cl
belle nmcritouitc Nnuoel9faaoc.
uIct urmcrct til 9ctrlgcllc al lin
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

Merf.lig Siemmeinr giues al en-, Der bar
preuct ben. San Di' bGuc enfper Sinenoe
Ill at Oraae White peraf.

zeno imaen Yenee. - &mm bin Noresir.
gars s~rQttslias eibeIie % Gleuoialso bar Irrt
Mort bpilieu 'orf0rbslip Jienos 8beuniatismcn or
fpr meuneIisIig 2riie. oa bet bar qtoet ham Spni9athi
Tor ollie ~llIptfeIigs iroen hous 8cftsoifbe. 6an al
snhper Glib ube at gheuinottsre fol pihs. ~hprrleoes
han bltp h~eItreeet. Sas bpob bai tiger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
Siuebammer.

! EIuebammner blir Golf aamle.
Ter or 20 pGno % 80 auinber ,om
c, opcr SO Mar. - aisbnianN ealbbr.
Saricn CT 80 aar; 0ru Slorcnce
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

% IuT. CIiC'tu IHltS ScIY9tIlY
SoIueig NeurifienL % Mar. -
Cleo StrUtehnl9cn, 81 Mar. -
@~roa'crcr Sobnn Sontmcr.
Nonqnn @uobrnnbabnl, Den loo
Iccember 1871.
Inocr5 Strcoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22
0uoroan Sopprijcr iaaes.

Farmer Brand" S0o MI brtHQt ho,r 1Soosbreb Jor
III al proouesre bet alsrmtite Zen letter ba iitanb nj aisg
an pair'ot'f @list 'aao.i ioH at bette JoTo,lsE az lospr;',
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-22

htaoitr tcv 9iehtenn nithe Seochioe"
Barren 1893 bisp ies arersbeu az mnliulcs % in.
toEl inn be. her bar hopt ben. fan nioe. Seq 'pr'eate
M,bbel sftsr aJ}inetl 90 SGae efter srae. men hoob
GineriRa erhoIotes par tur lriclertibig. Siiiibii iauot
lea et Wioetl. ioui belt hslbrtoe nia. % Snott er
olori9 rtuet tilbaae. Sea har aipei bet I'll Here. ION
par isni auarebne eler ennuq IeretiiaetIbe al Rtta4
matisuis. oa bet bar Inert 5il'0lbe p;rtet Ssib teosIie
Sea oil hons erhprr Siosnb: AT Rhsumati sue / hptI'
ieninmhslii 5prm iii AZ 'oriess bets eutiiaasuoe bel.
hrseeune Qrait. Sero life Ell @sui; fun BIT Ropr %
sbrts E. pe ieg oI itnoe bet al prspe frii. gfier at
hu har brngt bet "a bet bar niit ia az nrre ueipp
hpa eu Irrae her icat 'nr a, htbrsbt BIN Rh,lma'
fisHt. fan bn itHhe miG BrIisn. en- Iolar. men 'critla
bel. ia oil lie heps htTt Iguae mteninore ou belt tr
fIrebs meh NJ itahe lem. 6r life bet ~rimeIlati opors
for Iibs LANCER. naar infer 2ineriRa iaaleess bpe.s
ha frit. Gpiat life. Sfrip ibaa.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-26
DEMOCRACY

DEMOCRACY. July 25-Mr and
Mrs. Cecil Mckinley of Akron were
callers in Amity Monday.
Willis Parsons and family, Glenn
Parsons pnd family, EdD RobinscA
and family spent Sunday with Mrs
Parsons.
Mrs. Crawford of Chesterville Is
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Stats.
The service flag which was unfurl.
ed Sunday evening at the NJ. e.
church contained IA stars. The boys
from this community who have an.
swered their country's call are: Earl
ID, O'Bryan. Charles O'Bryan, Lennon
Burson, William Wright. Ray Nc
Ginley, Harold Bishop. Turance Tay
lor, Arthur Doup. Cornelius Yarman
Ivan Kunkle, Dwight Keefer, Harry
Hawk, Clinton Tish and Rella Hud
die.
A. j. Kunkle and family called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey OF Gambler Sun
day afternoon.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Preach
ing at 1890 O'Clock Sunday morning
at the NJ. Il. church.
Mrs, Lewis Fletcher Is quite III al
this writing.
DR., Harmer OF Danville was call
er In Amity Monday.
Mrs, ID. w. O'Bryan and Mrs. VII
liam Edgar went to Akron Monday
to spend few days with friends.
Mrs. Earl ID. O'Bryan and Mrs
Rusha O'Bryan spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Thomas X. Simmons.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-26
POOR PAINTER EVEN
Sheriff Called To Howard To
Investigate Activities Of
Alleged Hun Agent

Fearing that he was an agent of the
German government, residents Of
Howard township caused an investi-
cation into what they considered the
seemingly doubtful business of man
in that vicinity. Sheriff Mosholder
was called to Howard Wednesday to
see the man and discovered that he
was merely painting landscapes and
claimed to be an artist, although the
sheriff said he disbelieved the last
statement very much II the products
of pencil and brush were to be taken
as proof OF the mans profession.
The sheriff made an examination of
all the papers the man carried and
decided that he could not be doing
anything but what he professed to be
doing, painting landscapes, so did not
interrupt his work further.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-26
". c. 7. j. MEETINGS
FRANCES WILLARD

The Frances Willard w. C. T. u.
held It's regular meeting Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Name Gotshall in
North Mulberry street.
Miss Evans, who had charge of the
devotional exercises, played Nearer,
My God to Thee" with variations. A
part OF the business session was the
discussion Of plans for raising money
to fill comfort kits and supply other
needs of the soldiers.
Contributions are asked for patriot.
ic war service by the Ohio W. c. T.
U. to provide an ambulance, a field
kitchen and stereometrOgraph.
Each OF the IS army cantOnments
where the w. C. r. u. has huts has a
stereometrograph The slides are ed
ucational as well as entertaining.
The program was In charge of the
franchise superintendent, Miss Ev.
ans. Ronald Scott sang "Can the
Kaiser" and for an encore, Keep the
Home Fires Burning" A few leading
questions on suffrage were asked by
Mrs. Gotshall, The answers were
given by Miss Evans.
Franchise debate-Brief for the at.
firmative, Mrs. Nixon; negative. Mrs
Craig.
"The Bible for Woman Suffrage
Mrs. Mercer.
Newell Dwight Hills on Woman
Suffrage"-Miss Evans.
mo Real Arguments Against Suf.
frage-They Are Only Excuses
Mrs. Walker.
Solo, Just As Well As He"-Mrs.
Tilton.
plans of Work"-Mrs Moore.
Reading. "Yawcob und de Ameri.
can Wimmins"-Mrs. Morgan.
Piano selection-Miss Evans.
The meeting closed with the w. G..
T, U. benediction.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-26
USES INGENUITY
AND SPEEDS UP
MUN|T|0N WORK
English Manufacturer Shows
Army Engineers New Trick
Despite Their Skepticism.

TBy Associated Press to The Banner1
MANCHESTER Eng, July 25 = A
typical example of the enterprise and
resourcefulness displayed by the
North of England manufacturers in
converting their plants into num-
tons factories was given by concern
in Manchester suburb.
When Lloyd Georges call came for
shells this plant had no equipment for
their manufacture. The manager made
quick tour of surrounding towns,
visiting small shops from which he
borrowed lathes. These were convert
ed into shell.making machines and in
a remarkably short time the plant was
turning out 1000 shells week of
large calibre.
The usual method of "bottling" or
shaping the nose of shell is by hy-
draulic pressure. The plant, hOwev-
err, had no presses available for the
work. The government engineers Of
fered to supply press but that meant
considerable delay. 81 won't wait
for one," said the manager. 81 can
bottle shells with steam hammer"
"Those engineers laughed at me-"
the manager said "but the hammer
worked"
BY the hydraulic process, shells are
bottled with the ends up. 81 turned
the shells upside down in mold and
hammered their noses in" the man.
ager explained. Both time and mon
ey were saved" Many shell factories
In the district are now employing this
method
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-26
BLADENSDURC

BLADENSBURG, July 25-Mrs. Et
ia Melick and children of Indiana are
visiting Mrs. Melick's mother, Mrs
John Van Wrinkle, and sister, Mrs
Callie Berry.
Howard Hull of Camp Sherman
spent several days this week with his
parents.
Mrs. Heft of Newark spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Myra Hal,
and Mrs. Stonehocker.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Colgin took din.
ner Sunday with the formers broth.
er, Winn Colgin, and family.
Mrs Jennie Larson of Newark
spent last week with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Wolfe enter.
tanned the following at dinner Sun.
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Van Wrinkle
of East Union, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. George Me.
lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McWilliams OF
Vanatta spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane
Holtz
Master Kenneth Hull is visiting
his grandparents DR.. and Mrs. Hull
Mrs. Lulu Mcqueen visited over
Sunday with friends at Fallsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warman OF
Mt. Vernon spent Sunday evening
with the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Babcock OF
Newark visited MIR. and Mrs. Jack
Blount one day last week.
Charles Darling of Mt. Vernon
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Grace Horn.
Homer Nichols left Tuesday for
Uhrichsville where he has accepted
position in jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rine spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Clark, near Goshen.
Mrs. Sarah Norris spent few
days this week with relatives at Mt.
Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frye and
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird Ashcraft spent
Sunday at Buckeye Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and their son
and his wife of Swanton are visiting
Mrs. Lloyd Miser.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alpha Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Sims of How
ard spent Sunday with Mrs. George
Dawson. .-.
Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Hall Of Hunt
station attended church here Sunday
and took dinner with Mrs. Saliie Cot.
trell.
Mrs. Callie Berry entertained the
following at dinner Sunday: Mr. and
Mrs. John -Vanwinkle, Mr.. and Mrs
Lemard Mavis and Mrs Eta Meiick
and children. A..
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cochran and son,
Lake. spent Sunday with the formers
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John. Cochran.
Lake remained for o weeks visit.
Mrs. Minnie Melick returned to her
home in Newark after spending the
past week with Mrs, Grace Ashcraft,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-26
BAKER COMPLETES
SPECIAL TRAINING
AT u. OF M. TODAY

Mrs. Otto D. Baker has received a
letter from her husband who is sta
toned at the University of Maine,
saying that his training for the army
ends Thursday and that he, with 81
other mechanical students. are to be
sent to Camp Hancock. Augusta, Ga.
The other members of his company
will be sent to Fort Benjamin Harri.
son, Indiana, ana to Maryland. Bak-
er was called to the cOlors under the
selective service actsrecently.
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MASTELLER WILL GET
HOSPITAL DISCHARGE
LAST OF THIS WEEK

After being in the base hospital at
Camp Sherman for over a month, on
account OF slight case Of diphtheria
and later on account of minor opera.
tion' Carl II. Masteller, will probably
be discharged from the hospital the
latter part of this week, according to
letter received from his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j, II. Masteller.
Masteller, before entering the hos.
pital, was with the goth Co., 9TH Train.
Ing Battalion, 15Sth Depot Brigade,
ana left here with 122 Knox county
selects on May o.
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FOOD SHORTAGE
HITS STOCKHOLM
Potatoes Gone, Lard Almost
So And People Get On
ly One Ounce OF Butter
Each Week.

STOCKHOLM, June 17-(Corres-
pondence Of The Associated Press)-
Food supply is so short and prices so
high that the situation is becoming
serious for all except the well-to-dO.
No potatoes have been available for
weeks. The new crop, is selling at
the equivalent of $1.20 quart or
$3.50 a peck. Tea costs the equivalent
of $21.OO a pound and is almost unob.
tainable.
The last ration of coffee issued five
weeks ago amounted to 3R ounces for
each person and the same amount of
inferior lard was issued month ago.
About one ounce of butter is issued
to each person once week.
Virtually the only vegetables on the
market are spinach and asparagus
Eggs bring $125 dozen and the
cheapest cuts of boiling beef $1.2O
per pound, mutton and veal outlets
$500 a pound, poultry as high as $1.34
a pound. No pork has been issued
since May 13.
Hothouse peaches, virtually the on
ly fruit obtainable, sell at $1O0 each.
Neither macaroni nor any cereal pro.
duct is Obtainable nor are there any
legumes to be had except an occa.
sional issue of 3R ounces of dried
peas.
Long draught has affected the crops
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-26
KINNEY GETS LEAVE
FOR THREE MONTHS
SERVICE AT FRONT

II am very much pleased in getting
through my first three and a half
months at the front. am now en-.
1oyng my first leave In France"
This was the message contained on
post card from Lieut.. Curtis Kinney
received by Rev. w. r. Hull on Wed.
nesday. Kinney is with the British
Royal Flying Corps operating on the
British front In France. The card was
dated from Paris on June %.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-26
MOSHOLDER ARRESTS
ALLEGED BOOTLECCER
Sheriff Files Liquor Charge
Against VIM. Mcdowell
OF Union Twp.

An affidavit charging the sale of in.
toxicating liquor was filed in the pro-
bate court on Thursday against VIII
liam Mcdowell, whom Sheriff Mos
holder took into custody at Mellow
ellis home in Union township late
Wednesday night. Complaints, 1t is
said, were made some time ago and
the sheriff's office Investigated them
before the arrest was made. Mellow
ell was placed in Jail to await his ar
raignment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-26
STRIKES COMPANION
WHILE IN SWIMMING
FRANK RENNER HURT

Frank Renner had long cash In
flicted in the side of his head Wed
nesday afternoon when he struck his
head against another boys head while
swimming at Center Run, east Of this
city. The boys were diving and Rem.
ner was the second to go into the. wat.
err His companion did not have time
to get out Of the Renner's boys way
and was struck. He was not badly
hurt.