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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Cd WYDzIAKU
WYKONAMCZEGO.


Nader Wiele halasu oe
dW6ch uz miesiecy gazet,
polskie robia o..,,zaprowa'
dzanie" jezYka angielskisge
do nauki religii " szko'
ZACH polskich. " tym ohaosie
wyzWisk j ujadania na ksiezy:
siostry nauezycielki, a pre-.
deWszystkiem na Episkopa1
amerykanski, spostrzeglismy
nagane i ola WYdzialu Wy.
~konawczego' "a to, ze ,,nie
szezekal" ze ME protesto-
wal przeciW rozporzadzeniom
Arcybiskupa Quigley'a.
zesmy sprawie dobrze
znanych regulacyi jezyko-
Wychsz zadnym protestem ME
wystapili, do tego przyzna.
jenny sic otwarcie. Czysmy
|dla tego zasluzyi ma nagane?
to lima sprawl. Zdaje nam
Isle, re ME! Otto So racye,
kt6re w~strzymywa1y= mas cd
protestu. - (.
Kaady, kto by1 obecny ma
ostatnim Synodzie dyecezyal-
nym Chicagoskim, %niezaWod-
ME pamieta, re Arcybiskup
|Quigley, m6wiac o ustawach
synodu, kt6re on wraz ze
swymi doradcami diocesan
consultors) ulozy}, y Oswald
cyl, re sam ME majac pre-.
tensyi do nieomylnosci, ME
uwaza bynajmniej owych
.ustaw "a %nieomylne; p pole
ca& ksiezom sobie %podw}ad-
ny1n, ably ME. forsowali ich;
b 9 2 " z gle d n 9, 9 q
W i k przezor IN o.
s CT a j oztropn o.
S c i a; 3 rad udzieli dys-
pensy Cd kt6reikolwiek re.
gulacyi dyecezalnej ola waz-
nych przyczyn, a nawet.'
unieWazni ia, skoro sic
okaze, re jest szkodliwa lub|
niestosowna. To m6Wil Of
wszystkich regulacyaeh sy-
nodalnych, a vice i o do
datkowem n%auczaniu kate
chizmu pc. angielsku W
szkolach ME angielskich.]
Wobec tych zastrzezeh ME
widzieliSmy potrzeby jake
gokolwiek protestu re strony
Wydz. W~ykonawczego. Zwr6-
wszelako suwage)
Przewielebnego Ks. Langego,
jednego z konsultor6w dye
cezyalnych na fakt, 20 oWa
regulacya szkolna Polakom
zamieszka1ym W Chicago, o
lie ia zrozumieli, jest a r
d z 0. niepozad a n q. Sa-
dzilismy, re to ma razie
zupelnie Wystarczy.
Druga racYa naszego mill
czenia bylo to, zesmy owa
regulacye ME zrozumieli "
znaczeniu n a K q z 4, lenoo]]
W znaczeniu II 9 Y
nrzedownie nadanego szko-
lon nieangielskim, kt6reggoo
sic oddawna domagali Fran
.cuzi, Niemey, czesi, a Pc
czesci nawet nasi Polacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
KWadTatoNe cechn

KWadTatoNe cechn
Nane plo5Ittln1a,oedpo,=-
aledniedo
ma fartusz-
kidlad zieci. praWdzil-
va csc PIC 10
lie "a yard The In
[terstate Mere. Co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
ROSYA.


ROsYA: !.
Petersburg. ze wszystk;ch
stron, iak 2 Penny, Kurska
ICharkoWa it'd. donosza 8 ME.
slychanem przepe1nieniu vie.
}zie1. Jest ono przyczyna ma
soWych Wysylek administra.
cyjnych. " Kursku areszto.
|WanYch chlopc6W q braku
miejsca oddano do robot a
resztanckich. Inspektorowie
sanjtarni zWr6cili sic do pro-
kurator6W Wykazaniem
strasznych Warunk6w hygie-
nicznych, jake istnieja "
przepe}nionych wiezieniach.
MoskWa. w mieszkaniu
peWnego zecera przy III. Ga
~zetaja Wykryto komitet re-
! wolucyjny. skonfiskowano
|papiery, i aresztoWano 5 u
czestnik6w, . tego2 studen-
tow i / studentke.
/ Petersburg. q rozmai-
tych miejscoWosci donosza,
re Rad staWia trudnosci
stronnictWu konstytucyjno-
ENCOURAGEMENT " zwo1y-
waniu ~zgromadzen wybor-
czych.
Wedlug wiadomosci z.
Petersburga obawiaja sic tam
re ma wiosne tax W prowin-
cyach nadba1tyckich, jak i "
Rosyi wlasciwej wybuchnie
og6lne powstanie chlopskie.
Petersburg. ,,Nowoje
Wremia" donosi, re W pew
nym domu ma NeWskim Pro-
spekcie aresztoWano 6 rewo-
lucyonist6w. Znaleziono przy
tel sposobnosci znaczna ilosc
prochu i naboj6w j kilka|
bomb. -Dwaj z arestowa-
nych zamierzali wyjechac do
Moskwy.
Kronsztad. Rozpoczelol
sic posluchanie W spraWie
udzia}u W programme oddzia1u
%minowego. zandarmski pul-
kownik Kotlar oswiadczyl,1
iako swiadek, re zaburzenia1
ME Mostly cechY politycznej.
Sadignornje zupefnie zada-
MIA obrohc6W.
PulkowniK %Jermolow,
policmajster moskieWski, kt6-
ry zastrzelil docenta Woro-
bieWa " jego mieszkaniu wo-
bee zony j dzizci "a to, ze|
niosI pomoc rannym podczas
reWolueyi zostal ma pred
stawienis sprawiedliWo6ci ia
ki1noWa zupelnie uWolniony
Cd odpoWiBdzialnosca
II Bruksei donosza: Re-
Wolucyonista rosyjEkiKowa-
leuski dW6vh socyaist6W
belgijskieh, kt6rym prokura-
torya Wytoczyla process 9 do
starezanie broni bomb ola
rewolucyonist6W v Rosyi,
Wypuszczen1 zosta1i Wiezie
Ma Trybunal sadoNy odrzu-
eilskarge prokuratoryi
-.
Do francuskiego pisma.
Marlin donosza Mslili,
ze paroWiee,,Turk ostrze--
4 !. $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15

Julku, teraz najodpowiedniejsza
chwila. Idz prosic OLGA Q mojae
reke.
: Alez, ME Zosiu, jest zajety
W bardzo z]ym humorze.
W1asnie. Przeglada ruchanek
mojej modystki. Milo mu bedzie
pomySlec, il niebawem placi6 go
bedzie kto inny. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15

Nauczyciel. lie jest Bog6w?
Uczen Trzech.
Nauczyciel. Wymitn ich.
Uuzen. Jeden ruski, drugi pruski,
! ten trzeci nasz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15

staraia sic Q kazania i kate
chizm angislski u siebis. Tax
to zrozumielismy6w afaWetny
,,ukaz" arcybiskupa Quigle'y,
j ola tegoimysprzeciW MENU
ME wystspiII So
Coz iednak znaczy
spytajs mas panoWie Cd ggazet
owe ~zaproWadzanie znieuda1e
katechizmu pc angielsku ma.
Town Of Lake v Chicago?
E~OdpoWiadamy:: przypisae to.
snalezy p~rzedeWszystkim ko-
biecemu rozumoWi wieleb-
nychnauozycielek, kt6re jul.
pred kilkunastu laty " pew
nych szkolach polskich Cd
czasu do-czasu ma Wlasn4
|odpowiedzialno6G dziecmi
m6Wils pacierz pc anglelsku:
*. z. Sztuczko. c.
Observation-Disclosures Sa%-EG2@A
]. sekzrl. W!ydz. WYlkI.=
$40 Noble st.
IChicago, III, 10 Marea. 1906
Uezmy dzieei cry
lbaepo pOlsku!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15


ma y pposangie1sku, LEI al
ksieza ME sprzeoiWiaja sic ta;
mu boznie chez uzYwaniena
Wnlauc q =relign Wylacz'
nom jezyka ojezystego, u Us,
czupli6 1iczby ucznioW szk6i
sWojej pieozy poWierzonych'
PomiedzyPolakam naucza.
ME katechizmu po angielsku
|dlaparady ME Jest modne.
1Dosc jednak czesto nasi ad.
miratoroWie szk0l publicz-
nych zadaja Cd sWych pro:
boszcz6W, ably ich syn6W ]
lc6ry albo mic zgola, a1bo bar.
do ma1o m6Wiacych pc pol.
lsku, przyspasabiali do Pier
Wszej Komunii pc angielsku,
Rozumie SIZE, pndscy ksieza
tego stanoWczo odmawiaja,
acz ponosza strate, DO zmniej-
szenie sic. liczby parafian IA
korzy5c sasiednich parafii
niemieckich Tub angielskich.
Cry przyWilej uzyWania je-
zyka W nauczaniu religii "
szkolach i kosciolach ME an
gielskich byl do tego stopnia
zagrozony, 20 ola jego protek-
cyl potrzebny by1 specyalny
paragraf W statutach dYece-
:zyalnych? Dziwnem moze sic
to WydaWac, ale tax bylo "
istocie! Zawzieta Wake o to
proWadzii Irlandczycy prze-
civ Niemcom. Ostatni obsta-
wall "a owym ~przywilejem,
podczas gdy pierwsi "a mic "
dwiecie przyzpa6 i'm go ME
chcieli. Toe ME: tax bardzo
dawno temu, jakks. Schi-
koWski, zniemczony Polak,
pochodzacy z parafii 6w. Bo-
nifacego " Chicago, otrzy-
NAL cd Biskupa Muldoona
gfoszenia kaza6 angiel-
skich " kosciele niemieckim,
k.6rego by1 proboszczem.
Zakaz CIV zostat wydany ma
zadanie Irlandzkiego
proboszcza z sasiedniej para
fiji. Podobnych zakaz6w by}o
.ieeej.
Nieporozumisnie CO do
uzywania jezyka angielskiego
kosciofach i szkofaeh ME
mieckich, datuje sic Cd daw- !
nych JUL czas6W. Irlandczy-
idzie o to, ably Niemcy,
kt0rzy juz ME m6wia pc
niemiecku, nalezeli do parafii
angielskich; Niemcy=s zas So !
temu stanowczo przeeiwni.
Oni swych zamerykanizo wa
nych n~landsman6w" usiluja
zatrzymac przy parafiaoh
niemieckich i ola mich to
staraia sic Q kazania i kate
chizm angielski u siebie. Tax
to zrozumislismy6w slawetny|
,,ukaz" arcybiskupa Quigle'y, !
j ola tsgo5my. przeciW MENU
ME wyst4piI
Coz jsdnak znaczy
mas panoWie Cd gazet
owe zaproWadzanie znieuda1e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Areybiskup 6ymOnW sWej
Wiasnej ObrOnie.

O111ASoGl lA10AllAlA OAaA0A
ski" diuzsza korespondeneye
rzekomo przez jednego 2 ksie
~ proboszcz6W y Clevelant
napisana, a " kt6rej zbyt Q:
stro n~iesprawiedliwie skry
tykowana zostala misya Najp
KS. Arcybiskupa Symona. M
te korespondeneye nades}a:
zaczepiony ks. Arcyb. ma;
stepujaca obrone::
Rzym, 10 lutego 1906.
,,Dziennik Pozn.", jak Sit
dowiaduje W tel chwili od
~mojego b. sekretarza ks. Svk-
stusa Fiori, wydrukowaf ME-
dawno korespondencye, pc:
chodzaca jakoby z Cleveland
i napisana jakoby przez jed
nego z proboszcz6W polskich
W Stanach Zjednoczonych."
Zwiedzalem Cleveland
tamtejszych~ ks. proboszcz6w
i jestem moralnie pewnym, IL
laden 2 mich ME m6g} napi.
sac korespondencyi r6wnie
fa1szywej. - Jest to vice ivy.
ky anonimowy paszkWi1,,
rzucony przez kogos z "a We
g1a, a podjety i ogzoszony
przez nDziennik Pom" "
celu %wywolania dyskusyi /
wymiany my6li. =
Lecz jakaz moze bye dy-,
skusya z p~aszkwi}em, W kt6-
rym ami jednego s}owa praw-
dy niema.
Ma prace mole wsr6d po-
lonii ameryka6skiej patrza}y
tysiace Cd Bostonu do St.
Claud: opisywa}y lie wszystkie
nasze tamtejsze pisma kato-
lickie, pracowa}em co dzie1 W
ciagu 5 miesiecy, bez wypo-
czynku, nieraz dobrze pc pol
nocy. ko6czy}em mole zajecia
W kosciele, w szkole it'd. zwie-
dzilem 155 parafii i kolonii,
widziafem i pozna1em kilkaset
ksiezy naszych it'd. i anonim
= u
wazy sic twierdzic re spo-
kojnem sumieniem, re ota:
cza}em> sic ciagle tymj samy-
mi ksiezmi, re zwiedzi1em
tylko niekt6re pomniejs SIZE
parafie! On togo nawet ME
vie, re Chicago, ME 5 do
6 dni baw;iem, ale Gale CITE
ry tygodnie. To mala prob
ka jego uczciwosci!
Rozwodzi sic tax dfugo
mad sprawozdaniem, jake
zlozy}em ,Oicu sw. pc powro-
Gle Amerykii pisze z taxa
pewnoscia, jak sgdyby byl ra-
zem ze NINA IA audyencyach
u OLGA 6w. i wszystko czytal i
siyszai! Tymczasem pr6cz to-
goz OLGA 6w., propagandy i
kilku dostojnik6w naszych,
sprawozdanie to nikomu jesz-
cze ME Jest znane - prey
najmniej IN e@tenso, Q tre6ci'
;ego niejednemu JUL m6Wi-
lem. Ale nasz anonam Italia
non curat. Obral on sobie
zadanie nier6wnie latWiejsze:
lzye i wymy6lacl
Spotykalem ia takich pa
now W Ameryce j bez zWo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
PIJAK w SADIE.

sedzia: Bdjciie sis Boga cz1owie-
'ku!. Pc a dwudziesty jui spotyka
was kara "a to, zefcie sig npili.
Pijak: Coz j. winien, panic se-
||dzio! Me klaa'zdyy ma mocna glove
do picia.
Rozmaite So baby M lwiecie. 7
tax: 50 baby ehodlasce, baby do
jedzenia, baby do zatykania komi.
nov. Navel So baby izmiedzy gwia-
zdami. Bo gdzsek By tez baba HE
|wlazfa?
Nader chndy krawiec wieden1ski
cheia1 sic kazaemalowae Malarz
zappyytal go sic
Gig wodna Tub olejna farba22
Ma sic rezumiec, ae=oiejna,-
odlrzzepksllt krawiec, 30 przecie COS
kolwiektluaeiei bde NyggIaadal,
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RATES OF TAXATION
FOR THE YEAR 1905


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Society News Of Other Towns.

near Fairview and attending No. 5
School, encountered difficulty
last week on his way to school. A
fellow got in his path in front OF
him not being disposed to- get out
of his way and let Mr.. Griffith
pass, Griffith struck him on the
back of the neck with the umbrella
which he was carrying, the fellow
then got out Of the way. A week
later Griffith was passing that way
again, when another fellow got in
his way, Griffith this time was
carrying shot gun, he leveled
the gun ut the fellow and ordered
him out of his way, the fellow got
out of his road and let Griffith
pass. Just why those fellows OBJ
structed Griflith's path is not
known. 1t is supposed that they
wanted to practice some imposi-
tion. They were not known by
Griftith.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-06
Calico Ridge

This is hog killing time and the
people of the ridge are feasting on
spare ribs, backbones and sausage.
Preaching at the Baptist church
on SCOTS Greek Saturday and
Sunday was we'll attended.
Mrs. Wilda Wyskiver is still on
the sick list.
John Harsh of SCOTS Greek,
was business visitor in the city
Friday.
Thanksgiving passed of quietly
with the usual feast of chicken
and turkey.
Lewis Rodman and wife spent
Sunday in Logan, the guest of
Frank Wolf ard wife.
Cecil Shultz is working at the
Kerlin brick plant.
Jerome Shaw and wife called
on Squire Shultz and wife Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Edward Myers of Logan,
was caller on the Ridge Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jane Snider called on Mrs.
f. Shultz Thursday morning.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-06
Gibisonville

The Logan Gas CO, IS having
another drilling rig put mp on
Martin Kline's farm south OF
Gibisonville.
Chas. Carr made business trip
to Tarlton one day last week.
Mrs. Kate Miller spent Thanks
giving at the home of her parents,
j. l.. Stoody.
w. Il. Brashares made n busi-
ness trip to Logan, Saturday.
The Bell Bros. captured very
nice fox one day last week.
Mrs. Leona Campbell of Indian-
oplis, Ind, was the guest of Mrs.
A. +. Bell.
Paul Dollison of Logan. spent u
few days with Roxy Cupp.
Miss Maud Durant of near Lo-
gan, has been spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. Charles ID.
Miller.
William Moore and family were
the guests of Grant Moore and
family, Sunday.
Rev. John Baker delivered an
excellent sermon at the M. f..
church Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Notestone and wife
entertained on Thanksgiving even
ing with a "tatfy-pulling," the
following guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wylie, Mrs.
Birdie Bell, Mrs. NADIA Brashares,
Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. Liaaie
Cupp, Messrs. Claude and Roxy
Cupp, and the Misses Goldie
Evans and Yelya Rrashares.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-06

When Checks given for taxes are not paid on
tion at Bank win be restored to DupIeate wthout
notice. and receipt given considered null and void. n
DOG TAX--In addition to the foregoing tax there
is levied per capita tax of dollar male and tive
dollars on female dogs payable in nstRinent De-
cember collection.
The School Levy given opposite each Township applies
70 all property of the Township School District including
the attached territory fornery joint snbdisEct 81
other civil Townships.
OFFICE HoURS-Ofice open from o'clock T. a. 70
0el0ck p Of each day, during the period Of eolee-
tloa and the office will be promptly closed at the last
named hour. The balance Of the day is absolutely
essary to enable the Treasurer to close his accounts
Office closed on all Legal Holidays.
EzS- In writing ALWAYS send stamp for reply.
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Rev. Father M. j. Rossa
Talks on Unhappy Mar
riages.

"Matrimony," and "the essen
tials for happy marriages." have
been the subjects of several SER
mons by Rev. Father M. J. Rossa,
one Of the priests of the st. Vim
cent, now conducting n mission
Mt the Holy Name church during
this week.
Young men are advised to search
for something besides good looks
when choosing a wife, and to try
to see the girl in the kitchen in
stead of the parlor once in awhile,
while the young ladies are told
that ii they would take the same
amount of trouble in selecting
husbands that they do in selecting
dresses they would live happier
lives after marriage.
Long engagement were depre-
Gated, Father Rossa saying that
the deliberation recommended by
the church in these matters did
not mean l0-year engagements,
with one visit day during the
week and two on Sunday.
Courting received considerable
attention at the hands of the
speaker, who advised the girls to
keep sufficient light burning to
redeem the parlor from darkness,
to leaye the door open and not to
attempt to make pieces of furni-
ture intended for one hold two.
Lunatic or imbecile asyiums
were recommended as the proper
destination for those youngsters
who, out for holiday, suddenly
make up their alleged minds to
hunt a minister before returning
home.
Referring to the unhappy mar
riage of today, he said many of
the men aspiring to be the head
of households are not fit to be the
head of well-organized chicken
coon, while too many of the girls
who enter matrimony are unable
to boil water without burning it.
The thoughtless manner in
which the American youth of to
day take upon themselves the most
serious of relations was severely
arraigned, and the speaker ap-
pealed to his hearers to get away
from such methods and to act
nationally.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-06
Sand Run

Some of our people attended the
dance at New Straitsville, Thurs
day night.
Hill and Striblin went to Doan-
Vile last week to q rooster fight.
Two of Hills roosrers were killed.
They both lost about $50, and of
course don't feel blue or anything
like that.
Thanksgiving passed off very
quiet here. Hunting being the
order of the day. "Rund" Cook
was one Of the most successful
nimrods.
Charles Cooper and family ate
Thanksgiving dinner with the
family of Donald Hannah.
Mr.. Tom Abbott and bride of
Kirkland, are spending their honey
moon at this place. Mr. Abbott
formerly lived at this place and
all his friends join in wishing
him and his bride pleasant jour
ney through life.
Jim Hanna and wife and Miss
Bessie Saylor of Jobs, were the
pleasant guests Of relatives at this
place Sunday.
Mooney Robsnn was seen on our
streets last Sunday.
Henry .Iacoby il moving his
house from here To Nelsonyills,
where lie will remove in the near
future.
Our afilieted people are now fast
improving.
"Rund" Cook, ",stem" Andrews
and "lrish' Mahafy spent
Thanksgiving day in great hunt
Ing expedition. They succeeded
In catching one poor aid rabbit
which "stem" ran to death.
"Stsm' says that "Rund" shot
twelve times at a telephone pole
and never touched il.
Herbert Griffin bought half q
bnebel Of peanuts the other night
aid sci thsm ap 10 The crowd
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Bankers Wife
Sent to the Pen.

Coshocton, Ohio, November 80.
Mrs. Mary Lingafelter, of
Newark, convicted of aiding her
son, already ia prison, in commit
ing forgery was sentenced this
afternoon by Judge Campbell, of
the Common Pleas Court, to serve
three years at hard labor IN the
State Penitentiary. The Court,
had Just overruled motion of
her counsel for new trial.
With her in Court. besides her
husband, were half dozen women
who have clung to her from the
day she first became involved in
the prosecution. There were few
others present.
The verdict of guilty was op-
posed by the defense mainly on
1.-THE ground that the statutes of
Ohio do not make an accessory
after the fact in cases of forgery
indictable. On this issue the case
is to be carried to the State
Supreme Court.
Judge Campbell, in halting
way, approached what he declared
was the hardest duty of life. 1t
was the greatest effort that he
brought himself to call Mrs. Linga-
fclter before him. AS she ad
vanced, he asked in low tone If
she had anything to say why
sentence should not be passed. AT
this the woman, leaning on the
chair of one of her attorneys, in "a
voice vibrant with feeling, yet in
in tones clear and defiant, said to
the Court:
81 never aided or committed a
forgery in my life; | am not guilty,
SO help me God !"
She returned to her seat and sat
composedly. Nor did she shed .
tear. The Court was deeply af-
feeted and tears stole down his
cheek as he referred to the SEN
tenee he had previously imposed
on her husband.
sit is not the length of time in
the penitentiary, but the fact of
the conviction that is the punish
ment," he remarked, as he pro-
nonneed sentence.
Her attorneys pleaded that she
he allowed her liberty under the
present bond until Circuit Court
could suspend sentence pending
the appeal. This was refused and
she was given into the custody of
the Sheriff, who placed her in jail
here. Her appeal bond was fixed
at $1,000. Her attorneys plan TO
secure her release by Monday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-06

Mr.. Thomas Mettler, of Laurel
Vile prosperous merchants, was
in our city last Sunday.
Sheriff Williamson and wife, of
Logan, were circulating among
friends at this place last week.
Mr.. Rufus johnson and family,
of near Logan, called On relatives
here last Saturday and Sunday.
Butchering is the order of the
day in this country at present.
Mr.. Sam Wilkinson and son, of
Laurolvllle, were seen on our
streets last Sunday.
Mr.. John Woolever, of Cedar
Grove, was seen in town last Sun
day night. Wonder what is the
attraction?
Mr.. James Henderson, our
merchant is visiting his family in
Logan at present.
Mr.. Dan Buck had a fine colt
shot one day last week, by hunters.
From the appearance of the wound
the colt was shot with shot gun
ut close range. while the colt was
standing with It's head elevated aa
1T made but one hole as large us II
Quarter, il was shot about inches
from the end Of nose the load
coming out on the throat. Mr..
Buck had just irefused $40 for
the colt, no doubt the colt was
shot purposely.
Mrs. David Eby, who has been
sick for some time, Is better at
this writing.
Mr.. David Eby had the mis-
fortune to lose his pocket book,
one day last week, containing $l7.
Az REvoiR.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-06
So. Bloomingville

A large crowd attended Preach
ing at the NJ. e. Church last Sun
day evening,
The oyster supper given by the
Red Men, Thanksgiving evening,
was surely a success and all present
spoke of an enjoyable time. After
supper an application for charter
for degree of Pocahontas was pre-
sented and signed by 40 applicants.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-12-06

The conviction of Mrs. Linga-
felter closes a long legal battle
which has for Its announcement
prison striped the father, mother
and son. Till the financial crash
they had held prominent places in
Newark social and business circles
and their standing enabled them
to fight off till the last minute re-
tribution for their acts. After
the joint failure of the Newark
Savings Bank and the Homestead
Building Association in 1904, both
father and son were convicted,
but the upper Courts reversed the
finding.
The son, Robert j. Lingafelter,
was tried second time and con-
victed in February, 1905. lie was
denied rehearing and sent to the
Mansfield Reformatory for term
of seven years.
The father, James F. Linga-
felter, was convicted in October of
this year and the upper Court
sustained the verdict.
Mrs. Lingafelter, whose forger-
les and false entries in the banks
accounts were said to have been
made to shield her son, was
granted a change of venue to
Coshocton, where she was found
guilty as charged, November, 10,
1905.
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