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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
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Grrihtuns zines e~ebrFnbls fur
heutibe Sprabr uno eittcratur an
Der fatguliihrn llnincriitat ,u
@aibiuginn, .. g.
CUR


Pin Ger i'm Sabre 1889 ourt ben bl.
Batter Yapli Geo XIII. o~egriinoeten
tatbcliIhsn llniO,riitat Ju @libington,
.. g., III nit Be9iun oes lebtsn S9ul=
iabres aud bic 5atultdt fir Spra6=
ipiiisnidaften er6Fnet pprben. @db=
reno aber bic Sebrtiible fir cite
Spra6en I6pn siemlib ausreidsuo
beieBt limb, III oies fir neuere Spra-
den nod nidt in benz 9ewiini6ten
WaBe Der Sal. Sn ri6tigsr Q0iiroi=
9uug Der bOben Yeoeutun9 unIersr
oeutiben SpraGe mo &%ittsratur, TO-
iuip Der e~lrenpolleu Stellun9 oes
Seuti6tbums in unlerem Sanoe, bat
Der Serwaltungsratb Der unipsrlitdt
bel ieiner lebten 3uiammsntunft Den
orin8enoen 98uni4 ausgeiprohen. oaB
besii9li9 Der mooernen Sprabeu in
eriier Ginie cine ipiiroios Ysrtretun9
unierer Mutteriprabe iu's 4u9e eeiaBt
peros. 9s foil oies ssidebsu our6 Die
S%erufun9 zines anertannt tii1tioen
Yroienors, Der Elm 9riinolides 8er=
itduoniB ieiner beutihen Wutteriprahe
uno ibrer lsrrlihen Sitteratur NIT
elmer entiprshsnoen 3enntniB Der ibri-
gen 9ermanii6en SoiOme oerbinoet,
uno i~iberbaupt Der Nuf9abt 9eDa6ien
1T. leine 3u9Orer Die toltbareu grb.
glitter beuti6en Slutes uno oeuti6sn
GInuss perIiebeu, lO6lbdBen uno lie-
ben su iebren. Sa nun, mie bic
@riinoung uno Grbaltuug Der unipers
litdt %iibcrbaupt. 10 AUDI ole @rrihtunQ
uno NusItattun9 Der ein3elnen Gebr.
tiible nur ourb ireiwiliQe 0sitrd9e
bp@ber3iger 8Onner Neiihsrt iperoen
tam. 10 erI6eint ss ais cine Gbrsnlade
oes 9eutlbtbums unieres 2auoes, bic
our 0riinoun9 oes Ss9rltubls erforoer-
lide Summe $50. 900 - auf bsmiel=
ben @ege Su bei6afsn. llniere Wits
burger irii6er Ibltammung baben fir
cine Prpieliur Der celtii6en Spra6eu
wdhreno Der lsBten SABRE 9enannte
Summe (bis auf $1,000 bsi9eitsusrt.
gir Seuti9 Nmeritaner oiirien uno
mOllen nl6t binter ibnen, uno iiber-
bGupt bintsr teinsr anosrn 9tatiOnalitdt
iuriitbleibsn. 100 es gilt, BON uniersr
NnbQn9!i1teit OIL oeutibe Spra6e uno
Site Dor Dem 9anjen 2anoe bon
gieusm bereotss 3eu9nib abSuls9en.
98ir iuerosn uns Oaourb fir ieBt pie
iiir Die 3utunft bic bantbare Nusr-
tennun9 nidt nun Der oeuti1sameri-
taniIAen SuQeno, ionoern au4 aller
8ebiloeten oes Sanoes Dsroienen, Del4e
bic bOben GOrsii9e oes oeutibeu GeiprO.
tsnen uno 9siariebenen Wortes auf
allen 8ebistcn msni6li6en gBiHsns
uno Strebsns wObl 81 iddBen piiisn.
Grltreben mir oas 3iel nit Opferwilis
ger Giui9teit. 10 miro es uns Elm Qel1.
tes iein, iaon bel Se9inn oes S6ul=
jabres an /. OCTOBER 1897 ben oeutz
i6en 2ebrltubl einem 9esi9nstsn Snbas
Der gu i~iber0eben. SIN Ginpsrltdnos
nib nit Dem Ssrwaltun9sratb bat Der
Rsttor Der llniOsriitdt, Der bo6miirs
oi9Ite yii6of Ssane. es ausoriitlib
unter;eiAneten anbeim9eaeben, 9ssi9.
nete 6anoioaten Dem 8orltanb Der
uniOerlitdt 81 bssei6nen. IS beoari
wObl taum elmer Yeriidsrung, bah ib
nur mad &iid prode uno I'M Ginper.
nebmen nit bsruieneu Gahtsnnern uno
Ysrtrstern oes ameritanii6sn Ssuti1=
tbums, iusbsionoers nit ben bsut-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
SeiuS ) N.

Wir ibliebsn biermit bic Gsibe Der
NusSjige aus BEN 10 intereiianten yude
oes bO6p. 9otsr ROien. Sslbitpsrs
ltdnoli9 baben mir nur einen ssrin9cn
56eil oes Idtuen @ertes brin9en ION.
uen. 9ieieni Ien weI1e 9erne oas
@ert oe5 bObp. Batter RGieu a II So
/ ii brli6 leIen wOlIeu. erIu6sn mir
niht al parIeblsn ii9 ousielbs pom isbr
8ei6aBten. bOdwirbigsn Seriaiier
Oirett al beSieben, uno mir tOnnen nidt
Umbin Die SOiinun9 aHsSuOridsn oaB
ole 3abl oerer Welde oas guh 5eItsl.
len eIns leDr 8rOBs isin luerOe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
bO6a9tunssppQem 8ruB
@nniguor DR.. Sos. S9ruroer,
BrofeHor Der Sbeologie


CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY,
Washington, d. c., 8 9uui. 1895.
Was unere SteIIung5ub bic.
lem Nufrufe anbelanet 10 m6bten mir
hermit ausbriiflib srfldreu, baB mir
Dem Obigen Gufrufe ieBt p%ouftdnoig
beipii6ten, tpeuu mir ar1 friber
Seoenten iibsr 3iel, 3psd uno
NuBen oieIer Beps9ung aus gea
orildt baben. IS mar bel uuiers
fribersn aeuBsrunssu msbr Dasauf aba
9eieben, ) einem d1ti
uno pOriiatiaen SOrsebeu
an5ubaIten, ais cine Oppos
iltion 3u peruriaaen. SG
WF'9r. Sbrceoer aber Die 2eitung 70
entIdieben ilbsrnimmt unb ba ieiu
Name aud Yitr9e fir bas quite Rea
iultat bieies u%nternsbmens itebt, 10
polen mir friidpe9 mittbun; oenn
ipenn es gilt gu banoeln oann mol.
len mir als oeutide 3atboliten cine
san3e Shat init 9an3em Ser.
sen tbun. Wir iprsden i'm SntsrsHs
Der beuti6en tatboliibeu SADIE unD
tuollen oas Spfer bas mir bringen,
iobaIo mir uns entIdloiien babsn ss su
brln9en, cams uno nit reubk
9em SerSsn ringer II, benn eiH
milrriid 9esebenes 8ei1ent raubt oems
ielben iein 8eroienit uno SOFT
liebt einen freuoigen ge4
ber". Sn oieiem Sinne eriu9sn mir
aud uniere Seier Dem auirufe WiSr.
S6rOoers SOl9e Su leiiten.
Wir bitten ale uuiere &eler, ipel6s
benz Nufrufe SOl9e leiitsn, bel ber
IS nenoun9 ibrer u b ssf.
su bemertsn. oaB Sic ben @ufruf in
unierem 9latte seleien uuo oann ben
Namen Der 3situna .3atbOlif4er
@eltcn" ODER .2uremburSsr 8a3stts-
an9eben Su woleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

Sex DlIberale" Yra6t=& ettOr Der
&Ntb. unioer'itQt IN WOibin9tOn lit
ni6t NH nit ner 8riinoun9 elmer
,Oeuti6en PrOfenur" ooielbIt iebr Elm.
~pertanoen (oas 9louben mir uu4 -
sr miro ii6 iiber bic .9ummbeit bes
ceuti6en 0ti9el" ui6t weni0 in's
6Guit9en la6enD iOnbern er bat ii6
ipgar erbOten, benz PrOf. Mti9r. S4rO=
Der (-muu bents!--) bic @ustpabl Der
betr. PsriOnIidteit, psl6e ben &ebr=
itubl einnebmen Toll, 81 ii~berlaIsn!
Sas heiBt, er bat buIoOolft 9erubt, nit
Der Wurit nab Dem S6iuteu (oer
$50, 600 uno rpeitersr GOl!etten fir bic
9O6burg Der "only aristocracy of
Iearning'O gu t~uerfsn. 6sblt iebt nur
NOD, baB 9spiIe oeuti6s tatb. 3eis
tun9sleute Or. WaonificenS fur 70 piel
oSerablaRunS" cine 9antsAOrsiie uOti.
rem!
9is beiOsn @usI6nitte limb Der
columbia" entuOmmsn. @ir be-.
Dauern, Die GOle9in 10 bitter" pers
ben gu iebsn. llnisrerieit5 batten mir
mir audi uniere Seoenten itber WtiQr.
S6rOOer's llnternebmsn unO bnben iie
9eduBert, uno na9 8rdfteu g e.
parnt. g8iro jeBt 9efeblt. 10 limb
u T niht mebr perQuttu OrtIi6
oaiiir. SEPT aber, no Der auFruf gu
elmer / bat er9au9en lit, Oa ideint
uns. 1T ss ebrenwsrtbsr uno aud
beiisr friid Die Sano ans gBsrt gu
ls0en uno ireuoi9 mitjubeIien, als
Our6 S6mOQen uno 8rOlsn benz ST.
fOlBe oes unternebmens binosrno in
Den Neg gu treteH. IS gilt Elm reues
Epfer ilr uniere quite Sa4e gu brin.
gen uno es i6iene uns ni9t &e9t, oas
Opfer 81 ueriG9sn Ooer, Denu mir es
bringsu, helien Wertb 5u DerminOern,
Inoem mir es nlr miirriI1 uno unmil=
li9 tbun. ODER nil man bic q ne
Ani0auun9 uuo @elinnung fir Die
Sn6e nidt Opfern? ODER 1T IS nidt
gut, in oieier Sa6e Dem gufrufe zines
srprobten uno srfabrsnen
Gagrsrs Die Seitung gu GberIaieR2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Sur @rImomm9 DeS Sebr
Itmbles.

oGrf0brunQ ma6t thug" iaQt eiu bes
.tanntes SprlGwOrt. 9ie Nrt uno
WeIie aber, Die einSeIne Oeuti6e tutbO=
Iii6e 3citun9sleute auf Die voeutibs
Frofenur" III g8aibinQton oberein9e=
fallen, 3ei9t, Dab lie aus ben @riabr=
unQen uno &Gmpien zines baIben
Sabr3ebnts ni6ts gelernt babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

ihen Witglieoern unIeres gpiscopats,
mid oieiss guftrages 81 entlsoissn &c.
oente.
Sas gtmt oes S8aBmeiters fir Gin.
iammlung Der geitrdse bat Der beutide
Yfarrer Der Mutter9pttess &irbe in
@aibinaton, 8. g., Der botp. Serr
8eOr9 Slab, su iibernebmen Die Site
9eDabt. Serielbe miro ben @mpfang
Der einlaufenosn 9eitrdae ben freuno.
li3er 8ebern iofort beiheinigen uno
oieIslben bon 3eit gu 3eit and bur9
Die oeutlhe Preiie betannt 9eben. Sir
bic SiberItellung oes 8elDes bur9
gliraItaft u. I. 10. lit jsoe piinIhenss
tuertbe 8orIorse 9etroifen; oaIslbe rpiro
bonn Serrn SaaBmeiiter auf Der @ant
nieoeeaeIeat uro persinit, bis Der oan,s
Setras CUR @~erfii9uns itebt. Msal
ienoe oemnab bic Yetrdge on
Rev. GEO. GLAAB,
ST. MARY's CHURCH, 9Th ST., N. w.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
IS 1T iomit ben 8onnern oes Inter.
nebmens bic @arantie eeboten, oaB
baiielbe pabrbaft benz 3tpede oierer
tuiro, pel6er bel nnteritiibung beieI.
ben allen 6rennOen Der osutibeu Sahe
NIT &e6t Dor Au9en ibpebt. Der
Snbaber oes oeuti1en S~ebrIiubles ioQ
ourb Wort uno geiipiel ais leuGten.
Der getueis bienen, oaB mir Seuti6.
Imerltaner ben beutiden G9aratter
nl1t p%erleu9nen, oeut'he Ser9aneen.
belt ni6t per9enen, i"onoern oeuti6s
Sprabe uno oeuti6e GDileni6aft,
oeutl6es Sieo uno belrti6e lleberlie.
ferun9en, oeutides Sentsn uro oelltibs
Si9tun9 freuoi9 in ben SienIt unieres
Qooptip.S aterlanoes itelsn, in osiisu
8eiGiAte oeuti6s Sapferteit uuo
S6aHenstraft ihon manbes 8ubmes.
blatt bineingei9rieben bat. Senn aud
auf ameritaniidem gooen bleibt fix
uns oas @Ort &iifert's tpabr:
uSas Bolt lit sIidli9, beB Raumsalter ID
bur5bruuseu
Son umperrpeltli5eu Su9enosrinleruuaen,
Nas INNER iperoeno ,ie geporoenes p~erIiert
uno li4 aus si9'nsm Gruuo itets b0bsr
um9ebiert."
uno mir pollen aepib ni9t perIdpei,
gen. bab mir, tuie bel allen 9eitrebun.
gen. wsl6e aui bic Yflese uno gbrung
unierer oeutIdsn Muttsripra9e binsie.
len, 10 aud bier ben sroBen GinfuB
oerielben auf Die grbaltun9 uno S6r.
oerung Der treuen Q%nbdnali6teit on
uniere bl. &eli9iOn ni6t aus benz auas
perlieren. au4 in bieier gesiebuna
lou Der oura oeutide @rosmutb uno
6relgebl9telt Su erriatenoe 2ebritubl
oas Selnt9e oa5u beitra9eu, oaB lid
an uns oas 8Ort bsp~abrbeite:
rSbr @si6ledt bat ales. mas aut
1T. b~erpabrt; ibre eutel baben unper.
leBt erbalten bas rubnreide grbe Der
8Orfabren. uno ibrs Radtommen 1ino
treu 9eblieten Der Eelision ibrer I'D.
ter" (eccl. A, l1-l2.)
mi& hoAoA H.,.C
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Smmoert SAGE III europa.

@us benz 10 betiteiten Q8erte bss
bo6w. Batter u. Stolen, wel9er Qe9en=
rpdrtig IN WtaOiiOn. Wtiun., pfarrer
lit, peroen mir III ben nQ6'teu WO9en
cine @nSabl &apitel aborUtsn, wslAe
mir bon %beionoeren Sntereiie fir uniere
Geier halten uno Die Su9lel3 ols Nuis
numbering oisnen iOlleu lib oas iiber-
aus intereliante Q8ert brett bonn Ser.
f0Iier Su beSieben. 98ir meroeu es ais
einen beiOnoereu 8eialen betrOdter,
neun man 0n0ibt, o0B man our6
Slatt auf oas DDrSilglihe
BUD 0uimertiam 9em0ht WurOe:
Ia6sn. |. S0nuNr 1895.
@aG,cI.
9leiu Iie6er NCliel
NO6 eini0e S%tuuoen uno IN lteioe
mieoer bon neuti6er GrOe. 3uUnr bnbe
i'd DeriprOhcu, wcnn Is WOttes Willc
lei, bal0 wieOtr gu tOmmen. Nbcr
mer tennt Die &ntbihliine OeS QUlers
00diten. .9er WteniG 9entt uno @Ott
lentt." Ser Nbibico Don 10 Dielcu
tbeuren @srpmoten unO ljebQeWonncs
ueu Greunoell. THAT mir btUte 9OrmIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

men eigen
geni9iper
nldbi9 3a1
bebufs 9
oor3u9lid
ben oieie
GROCER .
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race cou
ming of
Dtpnat 1
poer ben
Na6bar'|
feBlid al
nlein unit
alt ullo !
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feline cd
fir bic rd
races tai
bas @elb
man ii6
an Qrbei
Brob In,
ODER lei9
basielbe
unter ID
lien febt
ole gan|
4, neil B
tperrten
Siherbel
0ailf 9te
9reifen,
iiao nur
Gruhten
Ruosr III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
Die III
tot

Clus ben
Die y
bab Gni
fattinod
Wahriht
@minen3
Sin9 EN-
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fort 5urq
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feline auI
perlaben
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23
SntbOliider &~ir9eusSaleaoer

@pn Der Sere6tiat'it. - @attS. s, 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-23

Gin 2ai
ausi9l|
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nab Gll
pfern M
none 81
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ben Cpl
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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25

RBPUBLIcANsIare trying to deceive
the people by saying that under the
operation of the Mckinley law gold
was flowing into the country and that
the revenues were sufficient to meet
the obligations of the government.
This is far from being true, for ac-
cording to the official figures Of the
Secretary, during the eight months
preceding the accession Of President
Cleveland the Withdrawals OF gold
from the Treasury amounted to $780,
197, 900, while the exports amounted
to $40, 100000. During President
Harrison's term the net loss of gold
by export was over 1923, 100000.
During the same period a treasury
surplus of SSS, 900, 900 was squandered,
and an annual surplus of nearly $780,
900, 900 was converted into a deiicien-
cy. For the last four months of Har-
rison's term the deficiency was So, ,8l0,-
$40.
As for comparative revenues, in
spite of the notification of the in
come tax and the business depression
the Wilson law produced $4,000, 900
more in its first year than the Nc
Kinley law did the year before, and
has yielded S12,OOO,OOO more in the
eleven months of this fiscal year than
the Mckinley law did in the same
period of its last year.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25
$4,000 Damage Suit.

George Smith of Pleasant town.
ship has brought suit against Curt
D. Vanvlerah and Abraham D. Van,
vlerah of Holgate for $4,000 damage.
The plaintiff in his petition says that
on June 18th, 1896, in Vanvlerah'
saloon at Holgate, he was sold in
txicating liquors and became intoxi-
Gated, and ''that Curt D. Vanvlerah
without any cause or provocation on
part of plaintiff, did make an assault
upon said plaintiff, and did then and
there beat, wound and i'll treat by
striking plaintiff in the face with a
beer glass and making d wound that
will leave a scar for life, and by stab
bing plaintiff in the left arm with
some blunt instrument, sothat plain
tiff was compelled to employ the
services of q physician The case
will be for hearing at the September
term of the Common Pleas Court.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25
Notice to NONRESIDENT
Land Owners, ct. al.
To all lot and land owners, and mu-
nicipal and private corporations,
that will be affected by the ditch
Improvement herein designated.
AUDITORS OFFICE. HENRY COUNTY. /
NAPOLEON, o., June 10, 1890.
In the Matter of Joint County Ditch i'm
provement No., Petitioned for by
John A. Westrick ct. al.
NOTICE 70 NONRESIDENT LAND OWNERS ET. Al
To s. F. and S. P. Shelly, L. A. Culver, B. a.
O. and G., r. R.

To s. F. and $. P. Shelly, L, A. Culver, B. ~
0. and G.. r. R.
VOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY
i notified that on the 8th day Of June,
A. d., 1896, John A. Westrick and others filed
q petition with the Auditor of said county,
the substance, OF which said petition is,
ing and widening of a ditch, and said petit
tioners pray for the making of such i'm
proyement on the following route and ter
mini to-wit:
Commencing about go rods east and about
40 rods north of the southwest corner Of
Section 9, Township 8, North Range east,
Henry. County, Ohio, thence running north
6O7 to the. half section line, thence east to the
intersection of county ditch No. 634, on the
Medary road. thence following the channel
Of said ditch No. ,634, along the road to the
North line OF said Section 8, thence east to
B, & o. and G. Railroad, thence easterly
along the south side of the railroad to the
creek known as County Ditch No. 4S7, and
there to terminate.
That said petition is now pending, and that
said proceedings have been duly and legally
had that the Board commissioners have
redured By & aW thereby eD N notgnRs s them
OF the filing of the same and that as such
Auditor Of said county, the undersigned
has fixed the
End day of July, A. D., 1896, at 10
o'clock a. m.
at the starting point of said proposed i'm
provement In Section g.. Marion township,
Henry County, Ohio. when and where the
Com missioners of said county will meet for
the hearing of said petition, and for the pur-
pose OF hearing any and all proof offered by
any of the parties affected by said ditch i'm
provement, whether the said ditch will be
to the public health. convenience
and welfare, and whether the route describ-
ed is the best route. and any and all objec-
tions to said proposed ditch improvement.
Any application for compensation or dam
age or for any change of route must be filed
in writing with the Commissioners on or be-
fore the said day set for hearing
No further notice of any proceedings in this
matter will be given.
j. lei. resi-,
Auditor of Henry County Ohio
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25

MCKINLEY and his friends wished
to make the tariff the issue of the
campaign, but the Wall street barons
would not have it that way, and they
forced the convention to adopt the
gold standard, thereby making the
money question the main issue of the
campaign. The campaign will be
fought upon the single and double
standard-the Republicans for the
single standard and the Democrats
for the double. In fact it is Wall
street against the balance of the
country. Voter, which side are you
on?
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25

He (McKinley) will receive nearly
the whole vote in Toledo.-Toledo
Commercial.
The Commercial is simply talking
throughits hat when it makes such an
assertion as the above, an assertion
which it knows does not contain
semblance of the truth. On the con-
trary, Mr.. Mckinley will be lucky if
he carries Toledo at all, or if he gets
a majority of the votes cast in Ohio
in November. The gold plank in the
Republican platform has placed Ohio
in the doubtful column, a truth which
the Commercial will realize before
the campaign is over.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25

WHAT is there in the Republican
single gold standard for the common
people-the laborers and producers
of the land? ABSOLUTELY no encour-
agement whatever. 1t means the
Endorsement of policy by which the
gold of the country, the only fixed
monetary value, can be gobbled up
and cornered by few millionares on
Wall street who compel the govern
ment continuously to issue its bonds
to buy the gold back from them.
The Republican press raised a great
howl because, under the present.
financial system, the issue OF bonds
was necessary to MAINTAIN the gold
reserve in the treasury; but the Re-
publican patty advocates continu-
ance of this policy in its national plat
form. What the great body ofpeople
in this country want is change from
that policy. They do not approve of
endorsing system which has forced
the government in time of peace to
get down on its knees to a few million
aire monopolsts every few months to
beg of them the loan of their gold,
which is then taken out of the treas
ury to be again loaned to the govern
ment by the same gold monopolists.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25
Runaway.

A buggy full of people, consisting
of J. B. Dittenhaver, Mrs. DIR. Moore
and little daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Dittenhaver, had a narrow
escape from serious injury in a runa-
way last Wednesday. They were on
their way to Holgate and when a
mile this side, the iron support for
the shafts broke allowing them to fall
on the horses heels. The horses be-
came frightened and started to run.
Mr.. Dittenhaver not being able to
stop them, guided them into the
deep ditch along side of the road.
The occupants were thrown out and
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Dittenhaver
severely bruised. 1t was a narrow
escape, and probably only the pres
ence Of mind of Mr.. Dittenhaver
saved all from serious injury.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25

tillery. His eiut atiol was received through
the common schous. and while still in his
teens he entered printing office, where ne
remained for some time. In 1871 he began
the study OF law with Hon. ]. II. Tyler, and
was admi tied 10 the bar twoyears later. AL
through aiwaysa democrat Of the most pro-
nounced type, be has the distinction of be-
ing twice appointed to office by Republican
authorities: First as city clerk, in 1872 by e
republican council; second, as prosecuting
attorney by Judge Latty to fill vacancy.
He was afterwards elected and re- elected to
the same Office, retiring in 1879. In 81 he
was elected probate Judge, and served two
terms. Near the close of his second term
he started Il Q bank which bears his name,
and which is one of the most solid in this
section of the state.
Judge Meekison il now serving his fourth
term as mayor CT Napoleon, and during his
long administration of municipal affairs
many reforms and improvements have been
inaugurated and pushed TO completion. The
Judge is friend of the laborinR man, and
to-day he is advocating those principles
which he believes will be for the good of la
Dor ard the advancement of the interests of
the common people.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25

Judge Meekison has announced himself
as candidate for Congress, subject to the
decision of the district convention to be
held in Napoleon on the 29th day of the
present month. Mr.. Meekison is one of the
best known citizens of Henry county, and
all know him as thoroughly honest and
upright man. He born and bred DEM
ocrat, and to-day is in full touch with the
sentiment which pervades every nook and
corner of this country, that ofthe free coin
age of silver, restoring the white metal to
the position it occupied previous to 1873,
when it was demonetized by stealth and at
the behest of the money kings of Wall
street and England. And he believes this
restoration will be brought about through
the agencies of the great Democratic party,
and therefore is in favor of his party re-
solving for the double standatd az against
the single standard, as advocated by the Re-
publican party in national convention at st.
Louise
Judge Meekison is a native of Dundee,
Scotland, and was born November l4th,
1S49. He moved with his parents to Napo-
in 1866, where he has since resided, except
ing three years. service in the 4th q. S. ar
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25

THE Detroit Tribune, the principal
Republican daily paper in Michigan,
says the money plank adopted by the
Republicans at st. Louis places
Michigan and Ohio among the doubt
full states. No doubt about that, for
the people of Ohio and Michigan are
opposed to the single gold standard,
and they are going to vote this fall
for the double standard.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25

HON. G. H. NORRIS, of Marion, was
in the city Friday, looking after his
interests as candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination for Circuit Judge
in this district. Judge Norris was
the Democratic candidate for this
position when the great Republican
tidal wave swept over the country,
and he went down with everything
else Democratic that year. Mr.. Nor
rls is an upright citizen, just judge,
and deserves we'll at the hands of his
M rfu
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-25
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