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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
Der alto aaiIcr nnS bic Qucca.

9ic gciitreide G5Ifo @oropib- 8ors
nan bat tiir6lid bel Der icBt iecb85igs
iGbrigen @ouIinc Qlccu ciuen 8ciudl
gcnadlt. Plus ibren SdiIoerrngcn
in Der 20. 6r. YrcIie" c%ntnebnlcn
mir: onSom alien aniier @iIbcIm
iprtt)t bic &uCca init i%nnigitcr Ser
cbrung mo 0nufbarfeit. ,Gr bat
letne gittigc 8atcrbono iiber mid ges
baIten, or bat mid beidiibt," er5GbIt
lie, lid bate in Berlin trot meiner
SugenO iofort cine OVERWHELMING,
llllo oIIo alld iofort g(eioer mo
6einOe. Der 8aiier mar in ieiuer
Site filr mid riibreno. Shbatte mir
bon Der Softbeaterfaiic cinen &or-
Id)llB genonImeu uno oenIelben nad
lrno nod pieoer obbe5abIt. ga lam
bnlo oarauf Elm 9ofbeOienlteter ultf
Die Rrobe uno iibcrbrafte mir - CT
men nelIcn 8orihuB I'M gIuitroge
&ailer 8ilbelm'3, Der bcuertt bate:
Die &leine miro mieoer ctlpaS @clo
brauden." - Cine biibide gpiioOe
lit aud folgenOe. Die 2uCca uerIieB
zines IbeuoS Die 8iibne mo fam OH
Der Greppe Der Sofloge por6ei, oie
&otlcr 8ilbeIm ioeben berubIticg.
Sic iDuroe bon linn nit cinem
ircun0liden: o@utcn I6eno, Saul
deu!" begriiBt. Ger 9oiier reid)te
Der aiiuitIerin sic @ono, uno iie
beugte iid ihneI unO fiiBtc oem Mo-
harden Die @ono. nNein, uein, Saul
den, 10 gebt ooS nidt! %icImebr lit
ooS meinc SadC!" lln6 cr fiiBte ga.
liant Die Sano Ser &iinItlerin. @ini9e
Gage lpGter erfolgte mieoer cine 9es
gcgnlln9 i'm Gbeoter. Die 9iinitIcrin
bate iif auf Den SonOriiden eincn
0uuflen Sled genaIt lnO ogirte reft
mffGllig nit Ser Sono berlm. n8ic
gebt'S, Eoulden," frngte Ger &aiier.
r@u5 boben Sic oenn ga an ser
SonO? &aben Sic iid nngcItoBen?"
30, nein, WaicitGt," nntportete Die
8iinitleriu idalfboft. sd babe mir
BLOB Die @ano ieit cin poor Sogcu
nid)t geipaiden, neil ih Ben a1lB
nid)t ipegbaben molte!" nNl6er Saul
den!" la6te Der &oiler, o0os idJidt
ii6 ia ni6t. @oIhen muB man iid
oo6 ic0en Gag" - Die &lcca lieB
IiA an Nbenoen, no iie long, 9erp0bns
lid Elm @IaS faIter, lrnge5uferten
Gbce berett baItcn, Ben lie in 0en3Wi.
Ideupouieu i~dIltdiuciie tronf. SIR
StubenmGoden Itano 9%etuobnIid) nit
Dem Sbeeglas in Ser Goulilie. @ineS
@bcno5, unnittelbor Dor Dem Guftres
ten, bcnterft Die &iinitIcrin, 0nB ibr
cine SdmudnaoeI feblt, bic lie IN Der
8or0erobe pergeiicn botte. n3olel
Sic mir ihuea 0ie 9tnoel mo ~ltelle1l
Sic ben 2bee bin" befiebIt JIG bent
WGoden. gtad, eiuem iebr tllr5ct
gluftritt fomnt lie 3uriid u1o iieDt III
scr GouIiiIe ocn grciicn &oilcr Ntla
belm - nit ibrem GDeegIos in Der
Sono. @Ieid5eitig folnrrt oltd) onS
W1od)en nit Der Gnoel. Die 2ucco
lit ai,Bcr lid. n8er5eibung, Mtdics
ItGt!" i~tottert iic. mo wiitbclto fG6rt
lie oaS W}1oden al: n@oS baben Sic
oenn genlod)t 49," 0ieie eriuiocrt
pcinenO: SD wollte ia Oos @InS
nid)t bergcben, abcr Der alto Sffi5ier
bat mir periproden, oaB er iebr oa'
rollf af)t9eben moIe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10

titeI Robnoue iuor. England brolI6te
aupitaliIten, 9anfier9 uno frcmoc
@eIoluebsIer, Die e9 in Gaufleuter
aus Der 2omboroei, nab ocnen Ole
&onooncr 2omboro Street nod beltte
ibren Ramen fiibrt, fonO. Nit me
nigen Worten: T~llSIGnoer Doren cs,
Die EbeilS olf Die G%iuIooung fIuger
engliifcr Wonurden, EbciIS ultf lire
cigcnc SSnitintipe bin nudJ England
tomcl mo uid)t mn Sen cngIiid)en
9onocI ihufeu ionoern i'm olld)
%finan5irtcn, Ole 8ooenihaBe 0e$ &uu-
oe8 boben uno aus einCm Iferbou-
ltuate Elm 6anoel9rcid) ihuictt, 0uS
WeItcr 81 cnttpideIn ser &0nigin eli,
labctb uuo ibren NodfoIgcrn per,
b0ItniBmdBig Ieiht luor.
Gbcr mir bobcn c3 bclltc bejiiglid)
Der @inuanOerungS +. 6rogc Ipcniger
nit Dem frcmOen 0nufnlonn8itonoc,
ais piclmebr nit Dem Snn0mcrtera
rn0 Nrbciter . glcmentc 5u tbuu, Die
nod Der 8cbauptrng cincS cn9li-
ihen StootSmauneS Die einbcimi-
iden Snouitric'n ld)aoigen mo oic
9oupturiode Der itcigen0en IrbeitS'
loiigteit IN Sen cngliihen @roBIt0o'
ten biIOen. Sebr 5utrciicno betOnte
2orO RoicbcrD in iciucr %gciituolIen
He0e, 0uB Scr Strom ser iremocn
GintpunOcrer iibcrbuupt crit Snou.
itrie'n IN england ihlli ooB eS Ocllt'
ife@crAIcute boml@or5 marenoic ms
2nn0 gc5ogen mur0en, I'M Die rcidcn
3inn. uuO 8upfcrgrubcn in Corn
mall 81 cridlieBen, odB eS (Str) So
bann Spielmnm aus Sin0uu am
8oocnicc mar, Der bic critic Eopicr-
milbIc in England crridltctc, DOB Is
pI01niid)c &einentuebcr luorcn, Die
ibre Snouitrie nab &onoon Der
%pflan5tcn, uno ouB itaIicniifc Sci.
ocnipinucr aus 2llCca ltn0 iron5oIi.
id)c &llgclottcn bic Sei0en3uht III
england begriinoeten. Scinrid) ser
&ierte iiibrte @ergIcllte aus Bobmen
uno llngnrn Elm mo licB lid Nrbeiter
aus SolIon0 tommcll, INN ieine I'm.
tertbonen in Scr @eritcllung bon
Sal5 81 uttcrridte1. Gounro Der
8iertc mad)te pIGmiid)e @aiiens
idn1icOc in Dorfibirc icBboit, uno
Ncinrid) Der Ndtc iihcrtc iid) bic
0icnitc bon @roueru, M~elicridJmic-
ocn ur0 SdiifSboucrn ans 0cutId
lun0 ml0 Den gt%ic0crIonoCn. Nntluer-
pen ulO 9riigge ion0ten Glld)mo6er,
RariS @ln8bIGier, 9cIgicn ReiIcr.
idnicbc, Die Sbeifielo 81 ibremSise
mnd1tcn, 9ouano llbrmnd)er, Sopfer
mo @Grtner. Die 8u5iigler fnncn
0rrdolls nidt ais 9ettlcr nad) Gngs
LAMB, Oenn @acpberion bemerft gum
9eiipieI in ieinen nannols Of Com.
merce," bob oie $4,000 Su9enotte;t
IN @eIo p0cr 8eIOeslucrtb ic 1900
Worf nit lid fiibrten, Sen engIiihcn
Notionolreid)tbum (oer oomalS nod
iebr im argcu log) oIio Inn 60 WtiI.
IIouen Wort O%ermebrten, oos beiBt
cine Summe, Die bertc 0oS Siinf.
lode 6orItcllcn iuiiroc.
Bon oIleocn luollen Die cngliiden
WaiiCn beltte giid)tS boron, unO 10
mllBtc aud Zorro HoicberD ole iibIc
Grfobrlrng MAIDEN, Dap or tulbcn
Sbrcn 9cprc0i9t bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10

Ieid)t ihon Dinrciden, nm Sen 2cier
bcgrcifcn 81 IaIien tparllm sic adm.
pie nidt cnoen, inter oenen iid oo3
beiliac Hublano min0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
Die 0npfernnic.

&onig &uoluig Der GrItc bon 0aps
crl ulltcrbiclt lid germ NIT Dem gro.
ben, obcr iuibigcn gicrocb1nolcr
6rGnfcl in Wfiir1d)cu. Gr nedte ibit
oft mo luollte lid) tootIod)en iibcr Die
oerbe g(rt, nit Dem linn 6rGnfcl onts
luortete. GineS Cages ingtc or SIT
ibnt: n6rGnfcI, Sbr bobt cine 10
i6ouc rotbe 9toIe, Die lit 9eiuiB aus
eftcm aupfer; gebt ood) in cine alls
pieri6mieOe mo pcrfalit lie, SIR
befom1nt gcipiB ein biibi6eS Siinms
den oafiirl" ngei'm aupferidmico,"
loiltete Die trodcllc gntluot, bin id
lGrgit id)on gcnclen, Der iogtc mir
aber. oaS mltB ein rcd)ter Gicl gene
fen icin, ser Gltd) oieien Rotb gege'
ben bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
StORicnf5cr cines Sbrnter 3RtenSaH.
fen.
&on & it b. Boiiart.

Oh 6ilterin BON 6reibctt uno Wtorol
Sb biQiq 0cinGIbouucment, Oh tbeller.
9b itmorj gcfarbt OIL bit, oh Iibe.
raj.
Sb on iojioIcS tr6mung untcrltiibeit
Oh on ocu Slotld pcrponit uno Den
Stan0ul,
Sb iiir Oo9 8olf oic Eintc on Der
ipriBeit,
Gb Mouurhie oein bod)itc3 Social.
Go& NIc@ mad)t Dem &iinitICr fCinen
Summer,
Gem lit Die Yolitit ia icbr cgoI,
@u5 untcr'm Strib ga p1hIt in ic,
Der Drummer,
-. Go5 mod)t Oo0 3C~itungSIcicn ibm
5llr GuaI.
GuS lit Der Qorn fir icbcn @iibncu,
letter,
Gr inBt bid an - CT ill6t oic RCccli.
lion,
oYrcmierc Q~eitern 9(bcn0" 49, CT licIt
lpCiter:
v@crtbIoie 0tode" - buns - Oa
hot cr'S ifon!
@ibt bellt' ser Sntcnoontc SodDmo.
OcrnGS,
0lcih Iicit CT; no bIeibt Die 9lnlii5i.
tGt?
0oS Bubliflm iG6' Ood l~un6rbaitig
germ c2.
SSclm lpoS@coic0'nc5 oui 6CmSpicIs
plan itcbt.
@rciit cr Damn iIott 5t 2ciling Sdil.
Ter, Woetbcn,
&eiBt'9 y@oS bon &on!" - gutori.
tGtcu @obn!
oNton mill 0cn 6ortidritt prir3ipicl
crt0otcn!"
Sic 6enItcr nlti. Ger Sugcno cine
Babn."
SQUIRT CT ncilcritono'nc Gomponi.
item
Stcbt oo: nGcnut fcincn @luf scr
S~lltcnonut2
2c6t N}orifucr nid)t in icincnO pcrn.
liItcn2
Sino Teroi, Nubcr linn picQcid)t be
fnnnt?
Sogt Damn scr Acrmitc ibIieBlid:
nVfcinctiucgenl"
lln0 mirft oltf 2orting iid ulo Mep.
crbeer,
@Icid) TART cS orlldcridlp6rjIid) Inn
%e1tqe9cn:
u0ibt'S teine SdiuingS, StrouB IL,
Fiibncr mebr?"
Sogt DER Ccnor ibu1 ob nit fiib(er
Mienc,
2cgt iid) SIoloc better nal ms 9ett,
"a beiBt's: ell aronfcnbouS lit bicic
9iibnc;
Nidt Gin Cbeotcr: ncilt, Gin So.
5arctD!"
llno t1alid muB cr'S id)Illdcn, I'M
me- luie0cr,
llno ieoe Summer ihrcit inn in's@c.
iidt,
NlS mar cS Scr Hcirnin i'm Bud Ger
SicoCr:
ga, irilbcr, iriibcr CAB cS 10 lUuS
nid)t!!"
Gam frciidt OoS 6cuiIlcton i'm Con
scr Haben
Die aIte Sird)bofleul5er .2itanci,
0ie to0tcl &iinItlcr peroen allSge.
0rabCr,
Inb Sober Yrilpicl iDm ur0 Mliltcr
lei.
Nlld) nlle ,Slitcl0nntcn iunrcll luciIcr,
@liidiClig idiucIgte lcocr Nbonnc1t,
is lulr0cn nicnlolS Scnoriltcn bel.
Ter,
gntrcc ipottbiuig - Spiclplan er.
5ellent! -
"a m0d)te i'd, bel oller Sod)ocrcD'
RING
&or Sn6nIt Der aritif lnlo ibrcm
3oL
81 bod)gcneigtcr, 0iitigcr 0cluoB.
rltll9
Sic Ditto rid)ten an bic Nc0ottion:
Sont' cS Sbr 9lott niht an5u lcbr
pcri6anoelm
60 iei'n Sic bod) geioaigIt 10 gallant,
9tur rinmaI mid int 2ebcn 81 bebans
0eln,
9llS mir i6 idon - Scr iel'ge SIT
tenoant.
3nr @eididjtc bcs 9entidtbnms in
EuofouA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10


Notwithstanding (grob):
ngSnS ioll i) nit ocni EIunoer? SD
ais 0id)tcr fam onS bod nidJt broll'
6el!"-Souiirer: nSid)ter limo sc?
gieQeidDt mnuerbrennbareS SdrciD'
popicr on9enebm?"
Seine Iuffaiiung.- oSaIt
Gu gebort, pic 6r6ulcin Selene nells
lid io9tc, Die go,5e @elt Iicse iDr 5i
6iibelt. 8laubit OH Dies ?" ~So."
- n@ieIo?" = yNun, tic po6nt ia
in Der uierten Gtnge."
dlitios. - 6reunoin: MILO
9raut Bis Oh gelporoelt, MolhelL no,
lpie iiiblit Dit Gid ~ebt?"-Moldcr:
o8Iiiflidl OaS beiBt, id) iueiB nid)t
mic, 10 Grcuioiil: BE.
rubiat!"
WttlOcrnt T IL Il D. yer
tbeioiger (cines lpegcit Snusirieoci1S.
briifs Ingefldgtel, Der cine ltre't.
iiftige 0rou bat: Limb borin. 70.
Der Geriftsbof, bite i'd. Die ihulo'
loie ltnipiiicnbeit nteineS Glienten 81
beriidiidiiIcn: Der Yrmc mcii, nid)t,
luns Sniisiriebeu it'll"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21

and that was in 1900, and did not
join the republicans until they met
in Chicago in 1904. Where was the
Doctor between 1900 and l9042
But let us see, was it the money
question which drove the Doctor out
of the democratic party? In 1895
the democrats of this good county of
Crittenden instructed its delegates to
east the vote of the county for this
same Doctor Moore, then a democrat,
for railroad commissioner. The same
convention instructed for free and
unlimited coinage of silver at l6 TO l.
This delegation went to Greensboro
and did all in its power to secure the
nomination for this same DIR. II. l..
Moore upon platform which declar-
ed for the same free and unlimited
coinage Of silver at 10 to l. Why is
it, Doctor, that you declare you left
the democratic party because it de-
clared for free and unlimited coinage
of silver, and you were struggling to
get the democratic party to nominate
you in this Owensboro convention on
a platform declaring for free silver?
Has your patriotism become of a bet
ter type? When did the light burst
upon you that you turn now and de-
clare that you have betrayed the par
ty because it declared for free silver,
upon which character of platform you
were willing to 90 to the country
and beg suffrage of the people for
railroad commissioner. Does any
body today believe the Doctor would
be follower of the flag Of republi-
cani SIN if he had been nominated by
TINS democratic convention Tor rail-
road commissioner, upon free silver
PLATFORM He would today be suck
ing the public teat and singing sweet
psalms to the democratic COW to stand
easy until the pail would overflow
But who knew the Doctor was re-
publican until six months ago. Even
his most intimate friends believed
him to be democrat until that time.
But now his republicanism becomes
effervescent. He wants il written
upon the skies, because he wants al
office. Where are going, Doctor
when the boys trim you in Noyeln
Der, which they are certain to do,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21
To the Voters Of Crittenden Co.

Having been solicited by numerous
friends and nominated by my party,
| have decided to become candidate
for the Office o: County Attorney of
Crittenden county.
While am a democrat, and my
name will appear on that ticket, yet
at the same time | submit my claim
To the consideration of the voters of
all parties, and if the people favor
me as their choice, promise faith
full and honest discharge of the duties
of the office, and no feelings of par
tisan kind shall have a place therein.
Trusting that | may have your
support and influence in this, my first
race for office, and assuring YOU that
| shall never lose an opportunity to
show my appreciation of it, | am re-
spectfully,
THOS. w. CHAMPION.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21
SIDELIGHTS ON THE
new RECRUIT 4!
Showing the Polite a Antics of Or. Robert
Love Moore!

DR.. Moore, in accepting the repub-
lean nomination for State Senator
in this district used the following
language:
THE democrats met in convention
in Kansas City in 1895, and declared
for free and un limited coinage of sill
yer, the republicans met in Chicago
about month afterward aud declared
for a single gold standard, and prom
ised the people prosperity"
Further along he uses this Ian
guage:
II consider the republican party
the greatest political organization in
the world today. abreast of the times
aud up-to-date. ~
Now, the republican party may be
abreast Of the times, and, above all
things else, may be "up-to-date. -
but the Doctor is certainly not up-to-
date. For in saying that the demo
Gratis met in Kansas City in 1895 he
is just FIVE years back of the date
they met there, for history tells us
they met there in 1900 And he is
likewise nine years behind the times
as to when the republicans met at
Chicago. For the facts are; the dem
ocrats met in Kansas City in the year
1900, and the republicans met in
Philadelphia in the year 1900, in St,
Louis in the year 1896, and in the
city of Chicago in 1904. So, if the
republican party is up-to-date, the
distinguished Doctor is behind the
date. The truth is, this man of mys-
terry has kept his politics hidden
from public gaze as successfully as
Sherlock Holmes ever concealed his
intentions in trying to unravel some
bathing crime The Doctor, in real
ity, was democrat five years longer
than he thought he was, because he
says he did not leave>us until we de-
clared for free silver in Kansas City
in 1895. But what is five years with
this man, of such wonderful convic-
tons, love of country aud exalted
patriotism? But we recall when he
says that the republicans met at
Chicago about month afterwards
and declared for the gold standard.
and knowing that the republicans
have not met in Chicago in national
convention until 1904, for the last
ten years, again the Doctor is nine
years behind the date. and was
a democrat nine years longer than he
thought he was, if he did not leave
us until We met at Kansas City,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21

The republicans do not like the char
acter of stuff that makes a gutter,
and they do not like the fellow who
changes his political opinions be-
tween the sunset aud its rise
Republicans, many there are in
this county, men of convictions
convictions sincerely held for life
time, will be unwilling to follow YOU.
Who knows whether you ever voted
the Republican ticket or not? 1t is
a secret ballot. You never attended
a republican convention until you
were nominated by this one. You
contributed to the democratic cam
paign fund, according to your own
statement the last time Harry Haynes
ran. Say, when in reality was this
sudden change?
Again, We read from this remarks
bic speech of his, II am in favor of
so amending the election laws as to
allow the people to place the candi-
dates name under as many devices as
they choose. 1t is the only way to
develop his strength" Now, look
here, Doc, we do not blame you for
being in favor of this law. You
think you can fool all the parties.
Been democrat, ran for Mayor as a
prohibitionist, aud now join the re-
publican party and declaring for ref
erendum in questions Of vital impor-
lance to the people, a known tenet of
popularism. Your idea we presume,
by favoring a law of this character,
is to get under all the devices. Doc
tor, you will find out though, before
you are very old in your new fedged
convictions, that no matter how many
devices man has his name under,
that voters will not for this reason
support him. He must stand for
something. If he has convictions he
must proclaim them and not conceal
them. If you were opposed to free
silver you ought to have said so to
the democracy of your own county,
and refused to allow your name to be
presented to the Greensboro conven-
ton, not wait until nine long years
have elapsed aud then turn up declar-
ing that you have been republican
all the time.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21
FHE JUDGE TOWERY
CASE UNMASKED!
Md How the Attempt to Ruin the Judge Come
to Grief.

attorney If that be true where was
your republican county attorney that
he did not intercedc in behalf Of
Judge Towcry aud stay the hand Of
cruelty And why did republican
candidates take advantage Of this
misfortune Of Judge Towery and
send the news to every voting pre-
cinct in the county, telling rcpubli-
cans not to vote for him because the
democrats had indicted him. II you
belicvcd him TO be innocent then why
did YOU not come out then aud ex-
pose that cruel act as you do uow2
Here il the list Of names Of the
members Of that grand jury who ser
we'd at the March term, 1905, when
that indictment was found again II
Judge Towcry
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21
SCHOOL OPENED MONDAY.

The first day Of school is always
one Of great interest to the children
aud last Monday wa no exception to
the rule in Marion for il seems as if
every child in the district, regardless
Of age was there all eager for the
time Of study to begin
The new aud beautiful auditorium
was filed TO OVERLOOKING with parents
and the friends of the institution who
had attended out of interest in the
school which has always been great
here, coupled with the desire to see
the new teacher take the reins in his
hands.
Suffice it to say that every one was
we'll pleased with the exercises, the
principals address aud with the pro-
fessor himself. As to his support il
is Of the best talent obtainable. Fol-
lowing is a list Of the faculty:
Prof Victor q. Kee Principal.
Miss Margaret Moore, Sth grade.
Miss Frances Gray, 9TH grade.
Miss Kitty Moore 9th Il 9th grade
Miss Sadie Rankin, 4th grade.
Miss Florence Harris, 3D. grade.
Miss Lena Woods, ID grade.
Mrs. Fannie Walker, lst, grade
Mrs. j. W. Trisler, music.
Miss Lily Doss,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21

In answer 20 that part Of state
emf Ia last week issue of the Crit
ndon Record In the case re- fcrred to
,aiust the promineut republican Of
uisl, We would like TO correct lie
mistake which Of course our neigh
Dr ovuriooked: and that h.. in leay-
< the imprcssion on the minds Of
readers that ,hc grand jury which
und that groundloss indictment re-
FRED 10 was composed Of democrats.
his statement i wholly untrue.
An exsminasion Of the records in
e circuit clerk office Of our coun-
reveals the fact that four members
the grand jury were republicans
us giving them the power to defeat
~ political scheme that might have
sen brought about boy democratic
Try.
We further say, that instead Of
Eshinr that Infamous scheme against
&c Distinguished official referred to,
Is q fact and can be proven that
.rce democratic Jurors on that ia
Gus jury were opposed to finding
ny indictment against said official
II signing The name Of Jim Sullen-
es to bond certificate for Mr. Hen
arson aud MI. Guess. Therefore it
plain TO be seen that in order to
,cure 81 Indictment in that partieu-
case Il was necessary for every re-
ubIican on the jury to vote for the
nding Of said indictment.
Again, reasoning from another
andpoint, surprising that the grand
ny which brought about this shame
II indictment, had been composed of
emocrats altogether, and they had
pep 50 disposed to bring about such
political scheme, what would have
cen the RESULT The answer isplain-
seen that Judge Towery, who is
be official To whom reference is
ade, would have an opportunity to
xpose our action and the result
Guild have been an increased MAORI
for has party at the poles next No
ember
Again, they say that Judge Tow
rs was an innocent man, indicted by
denocratic grand jury at the re-
ucst Of q democratic commonwealth
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21
A Builder of Lakes.

II. W. Wilson has just completed
the cxcavating at the old Lake ON his
hill farm and has made it better than
ever, He is now scraping out an
other one on his land in the rear of
the X. ID. Moore house on the rail
road. The dump being thrown up
will hold back fine sheet of water
at this place. The water supply is
Marion greatest need
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21
Shot His Sweetheart.

Henry Hogan, (colored) young
man living one and a hail miles from
Tolu, had a quarrel with his fance,
Miss Chips, Wednesday afternoon and
shot her three times.
All three shots took effect in her
breast, The young lady is in crit
cal condition and is not expected to
live.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21

1t is an undcniable fact that the
republican members of that famous
grand jury insisted and did press this
charge against Judge Towery at the
closing hour Of said grand jury ses.
sion The people We hope will look
at this part of our circuit courts his
tory, and for themselves let the gull
ty bear the blame.
In answer to the charge that every
democratic lawyer at the bar voluu-
teercd his services to defend Judge
Towery, we are proud to say is true.
1t is not only true in this particular
case but we remember another in
stance in this county where our es-
teemed friend, Mr.. John l.. Pickens,
who is now your campaign chairman,
had damage suit filed against him
in our circuit court, for shooting and
wounding some one while trying to
escape from custody we find the dem
ocratic lawyers volunteering their ser
vices in his behalf
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-21
Corn Wanted.

Will pay zoe for white shucked
corn at our mill in Marion.
MARION MILLING Go.