The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-03-14
or The PRESS.
"B" THE s'BULLDOZED"
THE INNOCENT RANKER"
OR THE

Since he has made an assignment for the
"beneft of his creditors" and has given up
every thing, hew does il come that he can
entertain the groupe, visit all kinds of a.
musements, and live we'll while be does not
pretend to do anything. The only way we
can account for this is that the 'bulldozers"
take pity on him and send him money, as
they feel under obligations to him for not
making an attempt to have the matter look
ed up.
The socalled "Bsnk Robbery"is beyond
all doubt one of the most bsrefaced crimes
we ever heard of, Would 10 not be better
for "B" Ream to pay the money he is spend
ing on others and foolishly on himself and
giyei it 10 poor old Poppe, or George Bru-
ner or number of poor men and women
who had their money stored away in that
so called cursed bank. What God send il
was for Ream that his creditors did not
close in on him. "B" is we'll known here.
"Stove-head" Jim Cain tells the Cincinnati
"bridle" story. The young lady exposed
the mistake in the change" on the Sewing
Machine note. Robt. Levitt can probably
tell how .'B"erplained the "falling short" Of
q few dollars at a festival for the benefit OF
the Somerset Fair, and deEens of Others
might be cited to.
Ned you do not want IL locked up. We
have not doubt in our mind but that you
can tell the minute the money was taken
from the safe, how the robbery was pEdnneo
and rhen itwas planned. II your past history
was known we have not q doubt In oul
mind but that you would serve term o.
years in the State prison.
Ned calls us blackguard. 1t 10 an hon
or to be associated with this name by suet
disreputable characters as Ned, who is liza
BILE to be arrested at any moment, and II
grounds for suspicion are in our opinion
strong enough to convict. We doubt yer.
much whether you were ever known TO d.
an honorable aot. Your countenance woult
condemn you before any count.
Ned pretends that he does not know tha
at least nine tenths of the people indorse tn
sentiments of that same "blackguard."
Ofcourse he believes the bank was rob
bed and SO does every one else with grail
of sense and not only do they believe tha
the bank was robbed, bat that all the de
positors were robbed also. Ned is we'll quail
ifed to decide who are liars judging from
his own experience in that line as is clearl
shown in his very first outburst of intelli
gence in your issne of Feb. 21st. He will
yet learn, if be has not already done SO, tha
the writers of articles for the PRESS can nc
always be correctly determined by prowlin
around in the Press Office either himself Q
his faithfnl servant like a sneak thief.
Respectable people" indeed! should Lib
to know how many of that distinguishe
class could be found in Somerset. don
believe dozen men even ofthose Ned woul
call respectable could be found in Somerse
Better get up another voluminnus recomend1
ton like the one prepared for that Alaban
trip and see how many signers you coul
get for publication, including not only Il
respectable people" but as many others
would sign the disgusting thing rather tha
offend the friends of the ex.banker. TT,
enough where were all honest people on Il
night of the robbery, in bed of course whe
/ am afraid some of the respectable pc
pie" were. mot. I could easily be persuade
to believe that Ned was one of the 81 fit su
jects" referred to who brandished an emp
revolver over that helpless woman.
Good Lord deliver US from such class
respectable people" as is represented
Ned and the thick skinned individual
would defend only by standing in front
him and throwing his filth upon decent pc
pie. Ned you do we'll to give it up in dc
, pair for you have made glorious defenl
' Your defense reminds me of that little a
O imal known scientifically as the Mephi
Americana. And now since you have EN-
ted the contnts of your tapacity concur
: your ssdetermination to crawl into your no
a We shall now be free from your penetr
Y ting and convincing odor and may breat
full again. PARAGoRlc.