The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-04-16

a WIDER ana more prominent neld o
work and receive a larger salary. Hi
desire to secure the place is thorough.
laudable one, but the friends Of thu
Alliance schools would regret exceed
ingly to see him go elsewhere becaus,
of the splendid service he Is givin,
here. There is no more capable schoo
: superintendent in the state than JohI
E. Morris.
Why don't you pay him more none!
and keep him there?
A young man thought he'd move, one
day,
And packed his goods with care,
When an April shower came along
And wet them down for fair.
There was in that same April rain
The qualities of growing
The man who moved had planted
Some seeds without his knowing.
Before the moving van got far
In that fine April shower
A little scroll upon a rug
Had bloomed into a flower.
A hair mattress got in the wet
Now this is not a song
And soon had sprouted out a crop
or whiskers yard long.
A little cook stove that had worked
For years without a change
When at the next house it arrived
Had grown into range.
Some pieces of pipe taken along
In that fine rain had bred
Into polished, handsome,
Brass-topped new iron bedstead.
Before the van got half block
The load could not be hauled,
So great was its proportions
That another van was called.
And when the goods that formerly
Had filed five room fat
Were taken out filed twenty rooms
No space to spare at that.
So do not quarrel with a shower,
That comes down in the spring,
And makes the wondrous shoots to
shoot
Rejuvenates everything
Just take the sunshine and the rain
AS 1t comes, and look wise
Sometimes the things that most annoy
Are blessings in disguise.
Rev. George w. Brown, who is en-.
deavoring to capture few delegates
in Stark county--enough to work the
confusion OF Senator Wilhelm-either
knows more about politics than the
average preacher is supposed to know
or is we'll coached. He has learned
how to spend money, and has paid
write-ups in the Independent papers in
the district that are real joys, when his
face accompanies them. 1t may be nee
essary, after all, to reckon with Mr.
Brown.
The Ohio State Journal man has a
reputation for being quite astute in
political matters, but the following from
that paper Saturday will occasion some
mirth in this section of the state, to
say nothing of swells of pride that will
suffuse the bosoms of the two candi
dates for whom places have been thus
provided without a struggle:
Hon. George w. Wilhelm, of Starl
county, has been renominated for sen
ator in the Twenty-first senatorial dis
trict, and his colleague will be George
w. Brown, the district having two sen
ators under the decennial apportion
ment during the first session.
Beach City is greatly excited over {
project to establish rubber factor,
there.
Youngstown should have some bas,
ball this summer. Man cannot live OF
beer, Sunday picnics and excursions
alone.-Youngstown Vindicator.
Several Carroll county gentlemen arr
said to have gathered in the Office o
the Carroll Republican-Standard, few
days since, and began to discuss th'
common pleas judgeship without re
moving their celluloid collars, sine
which time there has been an immens
sale of neck bandages and French mix
ture.
The French ambassador, at Washing
ton, is going to have o house that will
be bigger and better than the executiv
mansion In which the president lives
But that Is not saying great deal
Compared with the mansions Of othe
nations the white house is sorr
spectacle. 2r
I ssss
A New York report says that nofhin
happened there 70 any Of The two Q
three miillnn intabitaats during INA