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Silsstly to Dorm-Town Restaurant fcr Meab. : For the first time since the Jury 10 the Hasemeler-Beatlage ot went to tha jury chamber for dlibratioa. BftCJff Mart ley last night locked the doors of tb court roost agatnst the crowd of curious people and members oj tao ena farily. - - At 8 o'clock Mr, Markley beams oreoerations tor retirement. -Even before tuat time be wag positive tbe jury would " arrive at no verdict Tuesday evening. Although be baa asked them no. question concerning tbe 'nrogress f made, it is understood that they bad boem balloting about every half hour. Tha foreftian said tfcey talked about tbe case a walla,. talked about some. , thing else to net their minds off of the abject, returned to tb evidence and finally, ballot. . it is understood that no more than fifteen bsllota were taken all day Tuesday. 1 Jurors Receive Anolea. Part of the time of tbe Jurors were taken up ,ln eating apple aad three times an arm load or the best tasting apples were even brought to them and tbey were seen at the windows In tbe Jtjfy room munching the fru The Jury wont to sapper at :45 o'clock last evening. As tbe men walked down Main street to a restaurant, people on the streets turned and gased at them. They walked in doable file, generally: with Arthur Ballanger, a farmer of Greene township, leading. Charles Shank, a farmer of Trashing; ton . township,, was generally with Mr. Ballenger. Shank Is the shortest member of tbe jury and Ballenger is tbe tallest. - , :.: ATTORNEYS IGNORE TALES ABOUT JURY Charles E. Sblveley, one of tbe coua: se) for tbe Bentlages during the Hase-njeler-Bentlage trial, branded as false tfca report that the defense Intended to make a protest against one of the jurors who heard the case. "The jry was acceptable to both sides and we have no complaint to make against H," Mr. Shiveley said. Ha than stated that at an early hour this morning a woman telephoned to bis home, awakening him from a sound sleep, sod In an excited manner told blra that tbe wife of tbe one of tha Jurors bad. mad the remark that her husband had informed ber he was for H. C. Hasemeler and was prepared to stand out for tbe plaintiff until the very last:' She 'thought the ' defense Should at once" proceed to protest against this Juror; Mn Shiveley, afterthanking her, ended tbe conversation by stating that it was tbe privilege of ay juror to "stand out" as long as he wanted to. I W. MANCHESTER, O. Misses Katie Waldren, Josephine Minor aad (Mrtrude Furry attended a party at the bom of Walter Elslie at Arcanum on Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woolf and family, Clin't Parks and family and Frank Parks and family were guests Sunday at tft borne of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parks. Mr. and Mrs. William Saums of near CenterviUe, were Sunday guests of D. A.1 Locke and wife Harry Howell of Beaver, Pa., is visiting Mrs. Lurenaa Trump this week.. . . .Farrel Banta of Ansohla, spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Will Foos Miss Ida Trump of Dayton, who made a two weeks visit with Mrs. Lurenna Trump and daughters, Is visiting relatives in Arcanum Charles Timmins and wife of Dayton, are visiting relatives here. ...Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Richer of -near Eldorado spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Guentber. Mra. Elisa Brown is visiting relatives in - Richmond Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Poe spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barnes..... Mr. and Mrs. U E- Slier entertained Sunday -at their country home the following guests, Elden Qruber and family, E. B. Creacer and family. Howard Slier and family, R. H. Slier and family, Will, lam CorwitCPeter Pierce and" wife of near savona. r. c. corwtn and family, Jonas Oibonay and wits of Dayton, and Mrs. Metxgar and granddaughter of Webster, O Mrs. William Cor.win is making an extended visit with fglatives at Dayton. . . .Mesdames John fule and John Gruber were in Richmond Saturday. . Mrs. Mary Ellen Shelley of Eldorado, spent Friday nlgbt wltb Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barnes and Saturday with Mrs. Caesle Banta near Hood, Saturday and Attended the funeral services of Mrs. Nancy Richards at the Baptist church south of town. Mrs. Richards' death occurred in April at her borne in Michigan..... A number of women turned out Tuesday to vdte on the school board electIon. Dr. S. P. Carter and Leon Leas, were elected.- Mr. Braddook and Marcus Surface, old members out at expiration of term..... Miss Leah Jenkins left Friday evening for Yellow Springs to visit ber parent, returning home Sunday morning. Mr. EUlle also spent the week-end with bis parents at Arcanum.. . .Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Daviason entertained at dinner Sun day, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Trump and children aad Mr. and Mrs. Q. c Schaeffer.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. George Troutwine spent Sunday wltb Jacob TrOutwlne aad wife sear Eldorado, w . . . Mr. aad Mfa. Matt Tamplin wbo bate been tb guests of Dayton relatives the past week, returned homo Monday. ....Mr. end Mrs. John Huffman are entertaining bar mother, Mrs. House, of near Wenger Lawn. .... Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wycoff and Mrs. Mollie Moyer and son of Dayton, were enter rained Sunday at the home of A. O. Miller and wife. , - Two of -ta IngTsdlenta of-Cblftee jos sticks are acomte, to protect tbem from; rats " And pice, and campbor, wb4cH makes them bun steadily.

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Emperor Yosbihito and tbe Empress have left for Kyoto for tbe beginning of tbe coronation ceremonies which will last for ten days. Tbe actual coronation takes place on Nov. 19, but the many rituals leading up to the coronation will make tbe time from now until then a particularly busy one for tbe Emperor. Banquets In which a specially distilled rice wino Is used, ceremonies thousand of years old, Shinto prayers and magnificent court levies will make the ten days a holiday 'time tor all Japan. At tbe left Is shown an original Japanese fashion print of the costume in which the Mikado will receive tbe foreign ambassadors In bis palace at Kyoto. It is of yellow, red and gold silk and is completed with a lacquer headdress and clogs- In the center Is the Taka-Mikura, or ancient Japanese throne in which the Emperor and Empress are crowned and in which the foreign notables are received. It contains no chairs and tbe Emperor sits on the floor cross-legged in true Japanese style. At the right la the coronation eostuma of tbe Empress, an outer kimona of yellow silk magnificently embroidered, and skirt of dark crimson, with sleeves of dlff- . erent colors. At the lower left is the Nijo Palace at Kyoto where many of the ceremonies take place. Next is the Emperor Yosbihito. The little picture shows the sacred well at Kyoto from which tbe water to make the rice wine for the coronation banquets on Nov. 16 and 17 is drawn in Kyoto. This tower is commemorative of the coronation and will be left standing as a monument. '

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. NEW; PARIS, Ohio, Nov. 10. Now steel rails are being laid by the Pennsylvania railroad" from New Parts to Richmond . and a company of fifteen men from Bradford has charge of the work and are, encamped in their car north of town. The new rails weigh one hundred pounds to the yard, and are thirty and forty feet in length, the longer ones being laid at the street crossings, which makes the single rail weigh one thousand and one hundred and thirty-three pounds. These rails replace those laid in 1898 which weighed eighty pounds to the yard, and show little wear for the length of time they have been used. MOTORIST LOSES COAT. F. J. Colvin while out motorcycling Sunday had tbe misfortune to lose the coat to his suit somewhere between Greenwood and New Paris, via Westvllle. He was attired in a machine suit and bad hung the coat which was of dark green material, on the back of the side car. COOS QRIND HAND. George Bowers of Richmond, who is employed on the new school building, had the misfortune to get his band badly lacerated Friday in tbe cement mixing "machine, which he was cleaning. The machine was thrown out of gean but the jarring in some way threw it' back in gear, and started tbe engine catching Bowers'. hand, ... . DIPPER ON PENSIONS. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Nov. 10. There seems to be a wide difference of opinion among the teachers in this part of the county as to the advantages to be derived from tbe teachers' pension law. Many prefer to invest their surplus means in building association stocks, or deposit in the savings banks. Farmers Crib Corn. Farmers in this locality are . now busy gathering and cribbing their corn. The yield, tbey say, is better, both aa regards quantity and quality, than they had anticipated. Many think tbe continued dry weather unfavorable to tbe late-sown wheat. Joslah Harris, a widower, who for several years has lived by himself, was found seated in a chair, dead, at hla home north of Dublin, on Wednesday morning. Tbe supposition is that he died on Thursday or Friday of last week. Tbe funeral occurred at Locust Grove church, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. - Miss Elizabeth Morris, who teaches in tbe Indianapolis schools, spent Saturday and Sunday with her father, Charles Morris.... Miss Alice Bradburyand other relatives Frank Murray of Chicago was tbe guest of bis aunt, Mrs. EmmaHaha at tbe close of the week. ...Mrs. C. E. Bailey is spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hobbs at Plainfield, Ind. ....The National Drill works have resumed operations for the winter and spring, with their usual fores and are manufacturing their usual-line of Implements.... Tlibn Eaton has returned to bis borne at Indianapolis, after a visit of several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. yiysses Eaton. .. .John Carr-and "family of - Jacksonburgp are moving . Into - the property on Church street, recently, purchased of O. L. Cal

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PLACE HEAVY BEAMS. Tbe steel "I" -beams which are being placed in the new school building weigh four and six tons and some difficulty was experienced in conveying them from the freight depot to the building site, two wagons having' broken down in the trial. SELLS PRETTY ROBE. The slumber robe recently sold for Miss Pet Wieland by her friends, was won by Charles H. Marshall. The robe is unique in that the entire article was pieced by -Miss Wieland, who is crippled, by means of her left hand. The robe contains 1172 pieces of silk. Miss Mabel Barney delightfully entertained the members of the Senior class of 1916 at her home in Gettysburg Friday evening, Misses Nunnamaker and Eby. instructors in the High ' School were also among the guests Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heerman of Cincinnati spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr.-and Mrs. C. P. Klrkpatrlck Father Joseph Hyland of Eaton was entertained Saturday night and Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wittman and son. W. H. Wittman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wisman....A. L. .Ammon and Miss Flo Richards of New Madison spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Richards Mr. and Mrs.-W. E. Dwyer and family were entertained Sunday by Mr and Mrs. Lee Bettelon. . . .Mrs. W. A. Fudge spent Sunday at Eldorado the' guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shewmon. laway Mr. and Mrs. Roerbt Hicks and daughters and Miss Corinne Wood-t ard attended the Murat theatre at Indianapolis, Friday evening, and witnessed the play "The Bluebird." Wilbur Riche. after a week spent with his mother, Mrs. Mary Riche, has returned to his home at Dayton, Ohio ....State Accountants Clyde Strait and B. D. StradUng are here this week auditing tbe books of the Board of town Trustees, and of the school board .... Miss El lzabetb Morrow returned to ber borne at Muncie Snnday after a few days visit with her uncle Rev. Father Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Williams have had for their guests during the past week, their daughter. Mrs. George Vestal, and children, of Indianapolis.... Miss Lillian Lackey entertained at dinner at the Westcott, Richmond. Tuesday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Linville Ferguson of this place, and John Peelle of Lewlsville ....Mr. and Mrs. Flnley Johnston of Norwich, Ohio, were the guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chase ....Mrs. Walter Wood is home from Philadelphia, Pean., after two months spent with ber brother, Arthur Smith, of that city .The Hslon Hunt club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Judkins. The time will be devoted to .a consideration of a report of the proceedings of the State Feder? ation of Clubs by Mrs. Willard Petro . . .Harper Lindsay . and Miss Esther Straughn were guests of Brookvllle friends . Sunday afternoon .... Mrs. John Beard left today-for Fort Wayne to spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Laura Sommers. . Governor Cantu, of Lower California, In Mexico, lives in royal splendor Just over - tbe border In the United States, v

BRIEFS Order Bender's pure ice cream for your next .party. 9-5t Makes blood and muscle faster than other remedies. Gives health, strength and vitality.. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea towers above all olher" remedies for. making sick people well., aad well pewple-,weJleT."rTak:-rt tonight Fosler Drug Co. Adv. : . . . . , We're sorry if you've tried other medicines and tbey failed. As a last resort try Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It's a simple remedy, but - it's worked wonders, made thousands well and happy.. Purifies the blood, makes flesh and muscle, cleanses your' system. Fosler Durg Co. Adv. Bender's ice cream is made in a sanitary factory. . 9-5t NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATOR'S APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that tbe undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Edward W. Gongas, deceased, late of Philadelphia county, in the state of Pennsylvania, by tbe Wayne circuit court, state of Indiana. The estate is probably solvent. HENRY S. KATES. Administrator. Study & Study, Attorneys. 10-17-24 Delicious brown - cakes made from Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake Flour Adv Bender's ice cream is made from pure cream. 9-5t THE NEXT BEST THING TO THE PINE, POREST POR COLDS IS Dr. Bell's Pine Tar-Honey which goes to the very root of cold troubles. It clears the throat and gives relief from that clogged and. stuffed feeling. The pines have ever been the friend of man in driving away colds. Moreover, tbe pine-honey qualities are peculiarly effective in-fighting children's colds. Remember that & cold broken at the start greatly removes the possibility of complications.. 25c AdY. . Delicious brown cakes made from Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake Flour Adv The Weather a Year Ago Today Fair. Temperature, High 65 V Low 33" remember Laxative Bromo Quinine cures a cold in one day. There is only one "Bromo Quinine." Look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c. Adv., - Delicious brown cakes made from Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake Flour Adv BLOOD THE SEAT OF DISEASE An eminent authority on nervous diseases has announced that the blood la tbe seat of all disease. How Important, therefore.' that it be kept In a pure, healthy condition. For this purpose our local druggist, Leo H. Fibe, gurintees Vlrrtrt because It Is a combination of the three most successful tonics known, iron In Its most soluble form,' the medicinal extractives of fresh codllvers, without oil, and the nourishing properties of beef peptone. Can you Imagine anything better? Adv. . DOW'T WORRY .,,.fUX'.;

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Rev. C. Huber, chairman of the- com nUttee. having hargw of tha welfare aad future of tae Unloa Mission of Povrtaemth street, la drafttBg a constitution with rules and- regulations govermlng tha Mission and will submit tha statement to tha committee at Us nazt meeting on Friday night. ' Tha commlttas met mat might and discussed means of .continuing the church oa a satisfactory basis. Tbe members of tha coamittM are: Rev. E. O. Howard, Miss Alice Newman. Mr. Ellis of Whitewater. Prof. MandenbalL Atwood Jenkins aad Rev. c. Huber. . em:ii;e Continued Pram Page One. . Lynch called at the place where Nuttar boarded and was Informed that he had not been there recently.'; Awalta Pirm'e Orders. In tha event a shortage la found, it was stated, no charges would be preferred against Nutter until instructions were received from tbe New York office of tha company. Mr. Lilly refoaad to state whether Information tha company had received indicated that Nutter was short in hla accounta. Ha said the audit of Nutter's books would not be completed until the last of tha week. Chief of Police Goodwin said today that a few days ago Mr. Lynch, after Nutter had apparently left tbe city, called upon him and asked that Nut XT

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ter b kept under poUce aurvelllanca. Later ha aaked that Natter be placed under arrest, the chief stated, declaring that the man was known to be over (too abort In hla accounta. Tha chief then stated that he referred Mr. Lynch to Prosecutor Roller for the purpose of aweariag out an affidavit against Natter. . The prosecutor stated today that ha had been Informed that Nutter waa abort tn bla accounta. Traserrd to City: j - O Nutter waa transferred to Richmond from Parkersburg. w. ya, about two years ago. He baa been one of the company's trusted ' men and in high favor with the manager of tha department of tha company which hat charge of social improvement aad disease prevention work, because' of the great interest be. took in thla branch of the company's activities. Nutter waa in charge of tha Metropolitan Insurance company's disease prevention and social welfare exhibit at tbe recent state conference of charities and corrections held in thta elty. - Mr. . Lilly also stated that Natter was active in Y. M. C. A- work aad

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