Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 140, Lebanon, Boone County, 10 March 1917 — Page 12

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i DAILY KEPGHTES Frtntln a uHhln C.

l-- IIMntd. eMaMlsh f ! K'lnnlMT, olakliihrd tl V, okl i'j'ri.jl, .l)ilil"d 167 E r N"l. Pi)nl. C 8. New!, N.t-1-st .ry--5l.tnsa.-r. J- K. HATTfcKToN. Nwi KUtto. ., Riirl Bnii iii4 'Uivm of Jamewtown. ,1.1not, Thornlown, tVtolteelnwn, i lild. OP IVBSCUTTIOX. (Mot 'rTliilloiiji pivahl lorlctly la advance mid paper will bfl dlscon-tinu-t unleto. mttf.crjp!l-m it riiw,-.ti. B 1 1 ;s By lil, three monUia (ty Malt, one month B Carrier, per week ... By Cn-r. one yer . . . , A'fvcrtiiiittff rttte ina.lt.I'Tfrtirn A-lvsi Osiii It.American Preys A:.s..ctati and f.Ti lea jro. t M. 'ih should top-mv of tlii turt-J. ArKerl e-iin; m . lottcrtea t..- any thlnir "f ft Ilka not ecvptt Hi uny pru T4ilhonw iln-Mi"S'. i. s MABOXIC CALEHDAB. BMt4 K..tlnt. Pnie Lou' No. . K A : en4 Fi-t.l.iy -ik-Ii moai. 5 1" Ivory C. Tollo. secretary; l.arry A W. M. Lebenon t'lnpter V". '-'. Or.js rn Str. I'On Twlv ei-.l, t 30 . m. M-IM v.ui . jy, sec H.y BctiulM. w. M ond 1Ve.ui.-s Ivor c. T Eliaw, H. P. Boon, Co. third V.i.li Churles Hurtin llacoruer. OHIO

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ASHTABULA COUNTY Farmers, tin ynt kivtvv tlmt I'AIIMS nif .-ii i i ik lu-i'f t SPECIAL BARGAIN ritlt.'KS? Why not KAST into the heart of the wtulil's lst m:'rk.-ts. Our ehun hes, m Ihis, cities, towns, liiiihwa'. s, rHflralH an-1 pro-Iuetive fiirm lamls are amonp the best in I'. S. A. Put your own eyes on this country. COME and .-ee the i: farms. THREE BARGAINS Til AT f AN MT Hi-: LXt Kl.l.tl) A.NYWHKIJE 38 aci-en. fine ioiprovciiiee!.-. ,-o.i. ,:.tmtr "f a en-ro,,m hou-e. :lh cellar, Imrn ;'.0xt'.0 feet, new ... Kian.i v, rn'ii' hn i.-e, i hnken lto,i..e. oiie yoiini; efrhard and one old nn liurii ! 'h :i hea iru.'. and "they kind i f fruit. Two rood widln and oil .wii-ene':. p.-ee,, y ,-, i firm. .a: d Uys level and is a ehorola'o lo.lif m-.I I ' pro.lt in ahnniiame rill farm crops, i'ricc t.'I.'Jim; Jl.iiai dwv.n. iialrin' on easy term. I-'Viod S Viiles from coun'y .w-at. 109 acres, a country' hoi.'" that is n.i.lern in i-v.-iy re-jMC, t.- one of the hei-t fartiu- in the count;,, with an ideal li.c-'i n.n. i rules from county seal, 7 mil'' fmni city of JS.mu ie;i ij ito.n f'-nv rt ro.-i pas.-o door and intenniian hoc with -top in i on ,,f hen e. A -r.m l.misi. with l.ath, furimee, ehrti ic !iB,t. . w.-f-r lai,i . Urn is VWloo feet, wth silo, -tmeh'ont for IS row. ami r. horse tl... Ail other OMthuiltlinm. Is an ideal .-lock and if rain fir.i, h.v. iai a,i' ol tine farm land and balance in paslurv and Mi(rar hush. Complete suia niafcnii' n.r.lit. Thit in a swell co'intry home up. to date in ever par'n-'ilar. must he seen to lie appreciated at the pr.re of M"" per at l-i!f .htw-n. acres, iats n main inatl siio.' .li-ieote liotn iak" town in line farming iK'.Wrt, h"'if f ! rs wth harl wr.t.tl lloorn. furnace and liCht plant. Barn S-nxlUO fi-el atriple , ,in for .-eve'al head of y'.orlc. Plenty other outhuihliiiKs. I.a-t year ih.s fa: m prooiH-e.1 1 tons of hay, 2.IKHI huslicls of corn. 3. I l..-lt.-!r. of oats, Jui ImsheU of i hy s.etL r'a.'in in a "aaie ami just tiitt for draomffr. This farm can lie had for per acre; Jo,t)ni dnivn, halante nt inf re-t. on lunn time. impure for ploiloirraiihs of llice hiiildihrs. We stand the evieno on this end. This country i.s fast filling up with farmers from Indlaim. Illnpiis ami lov-a. lion't delay, writo today. I'osscssion thi.s t.prinj. c liave plenty of S'jsi npiiiey. Burgess, Futrell & Burgess r KltSON. (llfiO.

SIGNS OF KADISHKS f Kfcfc.N OMONS MA.Nf.OKS

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t:e city ca:;::dates must rle statements

Thirty Days Given I'nder Law F or Them to Present Lists of Expenditures. Tlic corrupt practices act of Indiana miiirc all candidates in city primary election, roKardlesK of whether they were defeated or opposed, to file with the county clerk within thirty day lifter the primary an lteniizen, statement of their extndituro. The . tatemenm must also show whore contributions which miirht have been made came Ironi and for what purposes the expenditures m i'le. 1 he t'C'isurcrs of the city pohtir.il ciiirueizntions are also required to file statement! within ten days of their se-.-.-ipt.-i and disbursements. ..! the former primary law-. ach pi my held it. ectinn, '.lie cost fell up"n the ein:!td.ites who were Ryepr.e'i el the b;'ii. of the a!ary they would re 'mvc if "-ectcd and the tenn of nfce. 1 ii.1 !;n undT which thiy prini;iv'-a.-i 'e'd is eiit.:iely dilT'Tent, the ('iKhf'tr.'s hrar.nK no part of the ,i :i!nv cxprnM'. The citv Mill pay io eprn.-cs. the various feI iiiliiwiinee: hemjf fixtd Ity the t ,te pnmury law. 'ri:e h:;;ie't tnifle item of e.i'ni.e ui the mint p.imaiy. of c..iir.,e. wa. the per oiem f rr the m"mhi'i-.; (,f t.hr Im.inl. Til" law provides ttiat ca h ni tho ireMiiiers of each precinct boar' si. ad receive per ,;,y. Tli" only expense for which tin ca:i'i:ii;.tr. will have to pay are .-aieh rwf-.it.ml hiils as were nia'ie, such a.1 anveili.-inir. ()ri"ttn etc. The law 'C'lUiies1 lhat all candidate! in the p- vuy fil thf.,r statements wivhie thirty iav. after the primary. The laiRCst statements ot r mr.c. h ni.'il hy the candidate who had op piwitmn for the nom mationi they were sfkini;. p.;:pobti;k on a. r, 3. ykaki.y. FARMS SPRING 1 1 crvii'.Kifs io T!.'f;s I K ITI ( K M l ('H

Work of the Secret Service . Means Heroism Unrequited

BT KKNNETH MACDOUGAL. Ht l hinltl imiet.t NEW YORK, March 10. -Coincident with the discovery of the Zimmermann note, which dilocd the farreaching plans of (irniny to foment tmuMe in eyery pait of the globe, and the subsequent refusal of .Secretary of Mate. l.misinK to tin-close hew the note was ohtnined, because it would "en tlanirer i: r:," earr.ta a hrirf pica i!'; patch from wuarcz, Mexico, .inntmnf init the theft of "important pine. -' from the Herman cons "'i - r. Ti the averajre :...!.; the Junre.: di poll h rv . ci-iti unimiiortant, yet n nil probability it is merely anotlol' link forped in the treat chain nf unknown achievements of our valiant little hand of patriot who 'hi.iV'.?hout the entire world are al-wh'-.n on the alert in the interest of our country, yet who in time of dantf t cannot call on us fr aid. Tins little hand of men, who are known oivy to the State Department, and whose names appear in the se i et aii-hivcs of the United Maton as "A-il" or '('-217.",'' live live that for jtlventiire and heroism mail" the averc.te "best seMor" hero look like a tarnished imitation. ttle l.n hy the Ifenera, rulilic of the strret affents of OU1 gio-ernment that to the avcraire per -c.n it seeing probeble no tH'h a btvly f m.-n exist-. As a inaU. r of fact, 'he vasl majorilv of the citizens of th- country -rem in think the Seer, t Service, which in reality is at tai hetl to the Treasury I lepartment n entrustiil v ith diplomatic work of 'he "un lercrouod" older. Tili-, htovepi i. not the ra.-e. Althouirh it is the duty of the ocM Service ami lepartiii"nt of J i.-i'ce npeiatives to t un down plots of tlllTei apt kinds thai are hrowinn almi-t continually withiit the conlinei of our own Itoniris, thev . ei'lom are sent t lit of tic couuIn far oir liu. ;- in. I-'ianc . in t hina, Japan Knclaml. -s-.-u'h net, every inhabhe, then: flits the r.. the "-.ecret l -art of the nrh llllert-epts foc unit Ills. many tiin--s he l.a.7,imme :ote nil probably neir i Kitsi-le of disi-.mal c eireli panic , r f-at is p-.i .- if th.- work iione by the .e- of the mi t." U.-iorr am.-., ami IKluibus. 1 v hie- w.,rk. When the war broke out in Ku-i.-i-e. broke itli all the stiddcniie.-.-if a furious ll.un.lers'o'.n, it wa: i-i surprise io the." i-njaired m the (TVoat "f "tioi!!. os dentil." In Berlin a dapi-er o-ith of .h-ei.leil T -uttmie appearance, listed under our own banner as "H-l-V was fully aiive tt, what was il.tuur. Da the Kiis-ian h-M-ler Ivan Mils m:l. whose reports were s Kt-etl with -another pi.'idK'r and letter 'liatirhlv ay informed Wa-ienifi.in of the Ku-si.m prrparsliOM, "hue in I raneo and Kngiaiel Ar.dn i.e Kentand f vril Kmtl.inebam. respectively , ....le-l the d.i.nifs of these two treat nation.-. The vnuth of Teuton. c iipi earaii.-' k.li -.1 hv 0 ti. i. ah. ITa.nl v ent ..ll woui. ,i. cd the inl, I.h.I followed lenv block' ami i-u ha. in aT probahd pit t.itl thau''-Wilheltnstra.-se .U tinv by f.tjr vho is kne .. X -'7.im . ami who I. lid notification of the Teuton lib' .ittivitv in th" vicinity of :"iiie 'I triet of milil'iry iinportant e. Ho .lied the Teutonic youth, i the neuter at W'a-hinirton "B (j" ci owed off an .lend and "H X" r I frot-l Orestlea tt. lake l is l-lat Th. T- utopir joti'.h i- an mei '-. lw and l.ti.-eil. liL'hlinif to prot.-. t I rtninlly, but, . veil ka'.wini' that I life is in contini.al -lanjres. I e t ; make no ai-p.-al for aid. H" ha. do hi. duty; hi: is tleatl. hilhd In Street I ii-hl. ., M.-v.n 1 ity reteiilty a wknown nod tevot-tl servnel t.f l I pi'.. I Stat-s, wed known because his und'. me lovt for hi country a his splendid nerve, wa k ll-d in .t,e.-t (,rl;t. KiH-tl hehoot tr. Ihinirs hiih -etlor k.pl under r tip- opi ion of the Mexican goveretaent. I His frit-tit!.- knew why he was lolled, thev k .' he bail b. en j h;y(....r of death tonOV titoes. led j only bis intimates knew v hv he p'a- j ..iitt-d lo tauitcinK thu j;i it.i reaper ' ruioe (ret lorn. A ".set ri-t arm'" ' a "'"'' jn all Ih.it the wool iinphe.,. He most st rve Ins country in s;!enr. He Ho htnvrr th-eils than thus" r J ,..',pl,.l,...l by the soldier or -lliior in ball'r. but ll world cannot know f lin n.. No decor. it. oil iria'cs hi-bu-asl, no h-.nur.i ace thru. I upon biln by an iplinirinif public, yet. he cm- j tin-K-s. P min without a country, wb.i I iioillliahle to Hie naiion. but yet I one wli.on the nation eai.tol rcof j IIU'.. i If he i killed. hU deuHl is fl-.iveim-d lv one of his Mhtw arens, fnr pen f icii'hhipo nr ftin.tetl not I ,tiw.i hi ieti men nf W i nun n' tioiu.1 erp but Willi !!" "f oil.-r'

nationa with whom he nwtt neccarily worn. Often Fr.-nth. American? and British secret agents work hand in hand. Th Frenchman way tliseover while

fioinK some work: for hia own irovernmcnt that there is a plot beinir hatchetl for a (JcrniaR inosion of the United States throuffh Mexico. He passe the it. formation aloni? to the Briti ih and .'.meriran aftents. ' a fleet of British and '" :':i aifhips et sailincr orders, i'licy depart, "destination unknown." There is no invasion. The Amwiriiti !r2y onnvcr a messsiee. of vast importance U Knince. His friend, Paul lioUC, has worked often with him. Taul shall know. And so it goes on, the tuner censing state of activity throunhnut the world; men come and Ito, conic full f the enthusiastic tlesire to do for the liest inferesta of the nation .and tn hy the more viulrnt, yet rxpeeted rout" of "sudden death." Unknown, tinhonored and unrewarded, they play with death as you play with your ovn particular amusement, accomplish their ends hv Bin means in their power, yet fruanhnx the nation from ' pioti danjreis than you ever die-invi( cotdd exist. Not a particularly than game, for it involves thefs. assault, ami battel', tdid often del.r.erat" murder, but necessary to the pre orvation of law ?nd order throughout tl'e v.ttrltl tool hist is honorably enaetol as the K : It -inir of men in battle. Tin y are the "w it. htl,.r;s th. n.ist" ami they (lit in and out m tr...world of strife like so many fireflies. , A tucker lu-rc, a flicker there, then the lizht goes out foVever. Heroes unrewartietl. W ILLIAMS HOSPITAI Miss I.avina Swat khatner of lota in.lei-w-eut an abdominal operation this looviiinif. Her condition is re-ro'te-l as favorabH Otis Hnutb ami Arthur Kramer who nine uiidriitonr ivtei.t ,.uriu-rJ operations left the hospital yesterday. IN MKMOItl AM. In .iieliioi-v of ilitrlinii O'ie an.! lit'!, luiie, who were drowned in .Vont.-ma. March M, l:i(J. " hear little June, know not liei--thy littlt: form lit-, Hut thy spirit is with tirinia be yond the skies. Thy cradle is einjity, va'-ant i-: -nar-, V t.Iiair. Home is not home, mama and lu iure not there, (iruwlma, htttband and chihh'eii. I. (. U. I . NOI R E. Meinhers mee at the hall at I p m., Suiitlav to atwntl the funeral t-' Hit.tiirr Porter. N'athainei Wills, . (i. t'. I!. Miller. Secretary. ONLY $2.'.0 A Pi. ATE. Invitations have b.-t n received her. to the banquet to he pjv-eu by the In diana State ( hamiM-r tif Commerce jo the (.Tayp.ad Hotel, liidinnapeln a' p. nt., March K.th. it is an iiifo.-mu1 al!a,r, at per plate. Mfc, AfcHncw,, .ng ' ,i4Jjf

NOW Is the Time

It will be lo yotir ndvantae to step hi ;md look llnouh our lare and Complete line of High Grade Fabrics for Spring and Summer Over five hundred patterns to choose from.

Iacohelli Bros. I'hone ?."-Y. CLEAN I NO, l'HEIN'; AND UFPAIIMNC.', Fir t National I'.nik liuildin.

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!N A SUIT FOR DiVDKGE Luetta Gili Brings rroccctliitgsi Afiainst Georje W, Gill Her Complaint. lUctta toll has broupht suit In tie.' ftcoiie circuit court aKa'nst CtO'Ke W. ;i1, for d;V.. . Tin: pimiilt retid'.-t in Jefferson township, fat-.e chai'ites that the tiefviuliint Ivjj fre-tU'-ntly cui.-etl and abused her, he called her all manner of cruel uaiiui ar i h.t.' fr;...ii.. ir h.-r ;.T,t n r.; that because of this r---.tn.ont he-' health has been perniat ently -.-ri-painsl. Sl-.e asks dinnce, alim-'n;-f--i' $7..'i(KI antl judgment cne'imc..; d.-fi-'itlnnt ifr-ni s'liitin. renitivint, er tls- posirjr of his personal property nrtil the disposition of the suit ant: for order rvatruiiimK the deftmlaut foi pitile.-tini; the pi.iii.iill' in any n. Htr attorney is A. J. SheU.v. (TIINESi; IS KEI lOASUl). Nmg Si Panir. the L-b-onm t'hine -e anesttsl S.itunl-iv iip.lt , p, rtat mn charges has been tvlc-.i c.l at Indiannpoli.i under 1'J.OMI bail fu-I'l.-iied by a bonding cumputiy. -iiCTf "nil ' la ' Lwfj I .r;-f" L,::! C. a een to4ey t-nn i rrT-'rt' 1 yoar W'n or en,. ? l V J aT-JJSr-L itmaw Roircri St Stidtb, AU'.mffys. IrCiTCi; TO MXIKS, CBEDtTOKK, L'TC. It-sn'-. l.iniiA- il i-t Th t-.ilu r no. and ail e: Ihi-etraf-s ,:.j.,l 1l!e many ,-, -ili-ey eli-,tne. -o-;!" i,:..:.ly f,.r (-' .-',,. , l.ackacl e. : -itt-l-r.al p. At tir-i

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yOUR FEET will tone you faithfully and well if S you ei e .hfin the propei' amount of attention X I

and fit them with shoes sstrueled. Let us serve ycu value. . organ LINDSAY & TOLL K r UXLUAL DlKfcCTOKS j BAI L UUlLDINr. J Next lo Interurbao Sitatioa pr.uii-. 1SK Oneu day ipiehs j Usury L. Kenworthy REI'RKSENTlNti THE K. L. POLLINGS CO. lit-sidence phone. 221; Oilier, lOti We ran .supply you wiih anythinv; in the Hardware line AISO IBB COME. OP THE 10IU Lebanon Hardware Co. We arc cpci Is in our line TRY I S JONES, TI1C CLKANER V.'r. 1 South Stieet l'ii-mc H.T i.K!;anon VI LCAMZING H SAI.KS AGENCY 'ep th.iv far '.ho aulit. liOUT H it'imohii-.s. Vukaiii.'.ir,K u i peoi-itk-i!-.t,r,e A Hilary I'uiltimg All TO UVLLiY JOK COIL J Coun'ry Drivms: Ku.'iaonabU I in as. At J-rt-t't-iii's ('. irate f-liica Plione fji. RetidMiM 768 w.h.05u:ln TENTIST first .National litnk BnUdlut RuiM Jc,5-,."t rhc.w )H1 11. 13. SHOOK VtfTKKINARIAN Over Oak DrilB Store T-lep!-.i e " 1.1. Lebanon, lnd. Mal.e Home Ilr.ppier! lnier.nlato l'ub. Sen ice Co ( HAS. E. LEEKE For Oroccrics Mi. 1 IN Tt-IU KliAN !.1k;. H:;rrr I a Kin worthy IIANlli.KS Al l. hl.NOS Or' NON TAXABLE SECURITIES p.i-lence nhnnc. 2-1 OCire, IIS OK. A. A. WILLIAMSON EVP. EAR, NUSK and THROAT tillic. over f'tUi's Hrutf iUura. ntO.NK Hi. v t ! Job WiiA at Re-iKiitir iTitt.' importer, by utail, 53 a lear.

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that are property con- t with footwear of proven x Shoe Co. S $ $ ? $ $ $ $ $ $ "You Won't Miss" I the money if you ?.-t a loan of , '- us on our smail weekly pnymrnt' plan. Doat worry, but let us.mahc yon H loan. $10 to $250 nth.Ticrrl upon Kuinilure, lave CAt Stock, etc., und left in jourpp.- Session. v Write us for ratej, givinct amount wa --a, wages and oc-V.-rppation. 4a w W. A. Swank ,J f'rawT.odsville, lnd. .Htn llur 111.1k. Phone D Prest-O-Lite Service Station iiUories recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 Ea;;t Main Street I'hone 13'J. W00LE' & EDWARDS Spo'.'ial AjrenU for 1'tf. '. I'ricc & Co.'s Tailorn P. B. WINTERS CHIKOPKACTOR , Hours: 9-11 a. m.. 2-6 and 7- p. CONrltfETATION AN 8PUIAL ANALYSIS FREE fl Caaon-Neal bldg. PkoM tM THE SECURITIES handled by Harry Ij. Kenworthy nie P-ifo and n-t the invcator tlm largest rate of interest possible !l.iiry L. Kenworthy t Residence phone, 22t; Office, 10S DR. L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Farmer State Bank Building 7 a. m. to ? e. m. rnoNB 2rst. First Rural Loan and Savings Association I la S. KorMUn St., Ktbansa II. P. New, Secretary I'hone S FINNELICOOMBS i ,i,.r.' f.iw ng l-omher TaHk If You Need a llumber and Need Hint in a Hurry, Call Telephone No. 128. MILLER BROS. DR. R. D. (JARR5S0N 1 HKNTI.ST I'araMPMi Htata fiaalt Polijioi

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