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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

Crate. SRI. gbriHine granot
if bier BON ct. SOuis am cine 8ohe
bel ben SbriReu 81 uerueiIen.
5rau aunie 8aamgartner bon
ct. 9Oais 1T mic ibren 8a6g bier
usb beisht bic Camp Reettng.
- Die GbeIsute Otto S9mibt bon
@otnne iiuo bier BEL 2tueeb6rigeu
gum SeiWA.
- lniere Muiif Banb ipiefte am
Rittpod am JafionsfeR an Der
8birO grsst, uub an, Ielben abe no
bsebrlen lie perrn 9tuauf aufoerBei-
be anlaBltd leines 50 @eburtatases
nit einem Stanohen. Gs mar cine
arub: usberraItuns aber au1 gIuI.
tuartune.
8as ileine aino oer 5tterihen
SBeIeute puroe am gouuera tag auf
epunaeIii9en airabOfe besra.
aen.
9as neue Bububaus bon 6enrp
sebt raid Ieiner 5ertisfeG,
une %entaegeu.
Nt.HM. WNEH .NN.Ln.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

. G nj. q. StudenbrDeter BAT
an VI. S~irmiuebam bon 8lanb einen
Ieiel fur sl87. SO osrtauft.
aOds @uiie mar MUntap Sc.
idlaftebalber in Ouenspiue.
aoeb Bros. uuo 8. 6. gapIue
oeripidten 9tenitas cine garlaOunp
gieb.
Nan bat bIerorts mi. benz
aleeoreiaea uuoefauaen. ST eiebt
gut aus.
Dns H%Iiitousfeit Der GpdnpeIt.
iten @emeinoe Bier am Rittwod,
mar gut oeiuat. SO fparen anpe.
iepO mic gaitoren gauls uOu gbar.
lolte aaricOla Don ct. 9ouis guun.
tp, @aeers non Btano. Bs9tolo uun
0weasuiae, uuO mebrere anbere.
SaliCr 5ismer 1T SeeIiurssr Der Sc.
meinte. Die GOGettiou betrua elmo
$50. Der 5%rnusuuerein bate 5Or.
&c aetrasen oas bic sablreiden ge.
Iader wlIttuas uuO abenos aelpeia
uurosH anb nicuIauO @uuesl INT.
tN|"NM NuNM".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

Die @raoaauten in NIuit oes Gen.
trail @eslepan G~OuieruatOrp gu 8ar.
renton, no, fino ebenbartig ben
@raOuautsn Der beften MuFttnaitatc
tn ct. Souls rudbrenO bic greiie fur
unterriht uno lluterbalt puaeiabr
balb 10 bod iinO. 8euO IaaeI, Ser
9irieent, eraouirte in Dberlin, Ohio.
uno tioirte bret Sabre inter beE
artBteu ReiFern GarOpns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23
Rerr hsrmann pauer ssftorben /.

~
Qm 0eniina morgan lit nah ian.
Ger aranIbelt Dec islt ct "a 6 5l6ren
bier pobnbafte atntusr oerr 6srs
mann Bauer i'm utter uon IS Saerer
qsilOrbeu. Ct mar stboreu ia 81.
oisleben, sahisn ebtiate oaieIbt
5rl. Gmilie steinefe, unO tam mt
oerielben in 1853 mad ameriin iiA
in garliuuiae. Sas., niebeclaf no.
sr wpbnle utwe4sielnt ia 9euti h.
lamb unO amerlta bic letten 6 SATIRE
in 0ermauu, wdbreno melhsr 8sit
er niebet iurae Belt in 9eutiAlnnb
mar. ga iiberlebt i'm feline Satin
mt 8 sbpren unO 2 I6tter pnO
iano bic Seeroipuna am Diittmod
auf benz itaOtiifen 5rIeobOfe HIATT.
8uitor sueomeger belt Die 9etaen.
reoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

8ir butten am 9ieuitns bas Ger.
8nii9en Serrn SObu 6. &uffner in
unierer StaOt gu bepraBen. Der 20
Sabre an @eijt uno abrper nod rafl.
ge alte 6err bat bic lesten 9 @unnte
in oieieu gOuntp bel ieinen sutlrei.
den @etfen 5ugebrudt, uno mar uui
Der 6einreiie mad Denusr, Colorado
begriffen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

SObu ROtb ieet &eiienoer fir elm
@bOleiate anfee unO 9hee @eIadft
in ct. Souls mar bic lesten srpei
SUdeu bier BEL Serwunote gu Be.
'uH nno 5uiammen mil ieinem Eru.
Der 8 g.. &otb bielteu tie iia beim
0ntel gbus. geit su stOfpe arO gn.
Sell gu Sebler nuf, unb 1erlebtea
nnsenebme Gage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

Mud oieies Sabr niro ben shul.
tincern, 9ebrern unO s9ulpurNebern
am 6reitas ben 30. aueult, ben er.
fen 2da Der 5uir, ireier 8utritt aaf
benz 6air, pfaBe Oeftattet unO laOet bic
5airpeieai4nit @enannte Elm uou
Oieier einIaOuue ben 2Iusaiebisfen
@ebraum sS MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

Ban Raesae Bros. baben
auaeiansen aei9D5stten 8eisen 81
oreidlen uuo maren Montns. b Q
.GbeO. 8uidmauu.
SRI. SatE attaer 1T in Opeus.
bile no tie Ruiituterrtdt nimmt.
JrieOsrs idter Suunt upb
SObu 8 Mlepet pethe in Der State
Rurmat 5dule 81 Saps @irarueau
ben 5ummer,a urias fir 9tbrer be-
iaaten, iiao wieosr oabetm Ieoer nit
eiuem aebrer'g ertifitat iar 2 Sabre
elttia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23
\.

Slm 5reitaa ben l6 2luguft itarb
5rau perm 5edsr, seb. goa Seb.
rem, i'm alter pOn Il 5abren unb ii.
Rcnaten. Sbre aetae murOe nui
benz R%etboOifeu 5rteobofs ~ Senate
Sruue Oart REP. salspeOet beer.
Oi9t, uuO biutertaBt iie auBer ibren
@atteu 7 9bater unb / Sobn, 40
@ntel unO 2 urentet louie / 9ruber
uno | 9hweiter luel4e ibr Cabin.
ideioen betrauern, Bare iie am
2ebeu aeblieben bate lie nit ibren
@atten natliten @luunt oas isttene
5rit Der SolOsnen oOdSeit feieru
tbuuen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

SRI. Wtar,ba 8Ost unO oerr 5reO
M. Sdluetsr BON ct. 2ouis, runren
leste 8Ode bel 5rl. gOst's @ttern,
ben Igbeleaten Sermann 8riei6te
gum Seiuh, aua beiu6ten lie per
unO 5rnu 6eurg Ginuemann, Ionic
Serr unO 6ruu Soiepb Serbian.
PER- Salueter bat I'M SUM i'm bes
tannten @eltner G%OnieruatOrg Of
Muiic sraouirt unO purbe inn peaen
ieiner ~slan5enoeu 6dbiaieiten Ole
biamnntene @breu'ReOuile suer.
tanut. @r reiite @Ontas naf Ct.
9Ouis suriid I'M su Elm Muiit Sniff.
tut gu leiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

Utnn braudt uidt Der febente
Subn Oes fiebeuten SObnes zines
Sropbeuten gu iein, uni pOrauss u.
iusen, bas ber seaenwartiee STREET.
ben EeIeGrapbtfen iuuubl rpie ben
Seieli6aften einen s-nSeu Sauieu
@elb tOlten mirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

Dem 0usb Simmer an Der @oscO-
rabe muroe am lesteu 5reitnp Gadt
Elm anbu oeltOblen, Der ipater trei-
bend i'm 5luB BON einem aaf &uih
Sstano mObnenoen 5armer ~aufsefau,
een murbe. Der aabu wucbe uur
basu benubt UNI iid 6ubrt bon Gas
ruuabe mad permann au oerihafen
uno oa er an aelhlOiiener 8ette lao
bate Der DEB elm srOBes &iiitO
dbernOmmen ba i'm Sale Ieiner Sen
no6me ibm ,9uhtbauslrafe bepOr
ituno Serrd Skinner ueruriahte Der
Streih oes Diebes 81 Guslaeen unb
uiel &ereerutB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

Derr NIB 5rau 6enlp subrs BON
Fl. eOuls tamen uOrsehern bier an
am 9op1 6rie 28ilO unb satin gu
beindsn. sie dnO aui Oer Relle
nod Genuer, Colorado, beartifsa no
iie gu blelbeu peOtnteH bic iia oerra
sabre's Seiunbbehs8uhuno geOeiert
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

SIN Glton, SGs, 1T am 0ienfas
Der irtber bier wObnbaite SEQ. Sac.
eel i'm NIter BON IS Sahren seior.
ben. &c mar Der SbuisasriObn Oes
u%ertorbenen Sam Staemnnu, bod
tam esp.sen R!iulaasu eridiesen.
beiten 5wiiden ibm unb ieiner 5rau
Sur SheiOune mad tuelder er Dor 3
Sabren su ieineH tn attOu, 5Gs.
iebbaften @eihuihern 3Ol. 5raa
Saetel iturb Dor 5abreafrih In ct.
9OuIs unO nun iinO lie i'm Cob pie.
Der uereiHt. Gin SObn, Carl, in ct.
Souls pObnbnit uaO etne EOdlter bic
Satin Oes Serru Is, 3. 8rOett Don
bier. iiberIeben be Gltern. 5rnn
grOett unb ibre Sunte 6rau Bertha
Gaemann reiiten psiiern mOrsen uadl
SltOu UNI Dem SegrdbniB betsuuob
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

oerr 6ris .. 6aeffner' bon Upper
6irt Greet mat seltern Gin m:l.
iommener Boulder in unierer Office.
Or bat iOeben ben Aniaui unter Dem
6eimftatteeeies Der lebtan DO SIGers
9ano weld1es bic &eeteruna
nod in Oieiem County bate, abse.
i4lOfeu, uno besabtte Slips per
Gfer oaflr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

5err Gbriit Sraub Der ruhrise uno
beliebte Beaauiieber BON Stony Stq
0iitritt mar am 0iittwDa bier nit
Isinem SdmieeeriObn 8m. 8rauti.
gam Der oas SOeit Gieentbum Der
9itiqerp aeeenlber, aetaaft bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

@ruf. 5. g.. Rotb petfer in aarse
ieiuen 2 germin als superintendent
Der 6iientliden sdule in Sames-
port, Mo. nutritt reiite Iluutae Oabin
um 8ortebrunseu fur bic Croft.
nana Der Saule gu treffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23
esrmanu. NO.. Sr,itas Sen y 2Irsut-
9fisieuer mesweii err.
Yean,te.
@erid,ts .Gerinine.

Gouutpsgourt. RsgdmaBigt Ssrmins bssM
nEH aIn 4. Nonta9 Der UlonoiF 1ebrnat, Wint-
an9uft unb NOpgmbtr. Sltutrnusgletn : y,
b6rbe am |. Wlontaa ta Nprti.
gtrtuttBGourt. Atgelmabtst 9trutnt be-
eIRntH am 2. Wtoutas bsr Wlonats 9anndr. Wtat
Hno September.
ginnen an 4. UtputGg ber @lonaie dtbrnGr
Dat. NuguIt NIB 9iocsmbtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

glte aniieOler iapen Oas 60 i'm
Sabre 1864 i'm ieOen UaOnate bes
Subres i'm SIusnnbme I'M 5ati 5r6ae
aub, unO GnOe Susuit bas &Orn pom
5roit .senippt' puroe. "a nun bic
lesten IA 9aae Elm aOmet ii1tbnr
mar uuo ansswbbntiHe 8%itterunss
it6runDen iit bemsrtbar maiden,
stauben man9e 6armer oaB mir
balO 5rOit betOmmen uno bic aOrn.
ernie in erOBer Sefabr fteben.
@oaeus abwarten uno unS feline
unbtbiee Gorge MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

Die SnnoelsiAuIe Der Central
8eslepan Su Barrenton. RO,, aOr
irt, @s 1T nidht n6thie mad ct.
2ouis Vber luincp Su eeben uno DO,
he &retIe fur Roit unb unterridt
ausaueeben, penn ibr far bic 5dlfte
@elOes grade 10 quite taufm6nnii1e
Gn~sbilouua befommen t6nnt.
Sfreibt an &rdiOent GOOids uno
lberseuet euf. gylr inO u~nieren
@raoaanten bebalHth Steuen gu er'
laneen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23
psrsiss Is Mat.

@s III fein gaa 10 iireng unb beis,
9es iif Der Aheno nidt erburmt,
lluO oen uift eltis, limb unO leis
Die mitterlihe gtabt untarmt.
Gud Ou, mein Sers, petr6ite bid,
60 betB bein 5ebnen bid beoriuet,
Ole Raht 1T nab, Die mitterti9
Su Ianfte Grme Did empiduRt.
Sc rpirb Elm Bett. es ruirb elm areiu
Dem rubeloien BnnOerenit
Bon frem0er Dumb berettet fein,
2arin ou enotih &ube bait.
GerotB es ni1t, mein piIOes Sers,
limb le6e !ebnli9 ieoe Suit.
uno liebe audi ben bittern S9mers,
Gb ou iir INNER ruben must.
gs 1T fem Sag 10 itrena uno beiB,
Ges i'd Der aben6 niht erbarmt,
llno ben nitt aitis, limb uno leis
Die mitterlihe Naht umarmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

abOnnirt auf Oas .oermanner
EOlisblatt.a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23
@erlnnat:

anaben uu6 NlaOten iter IA
Sabre ait fiubeH beltdnOiee 8ei4ait,
teunei in Der 9eters S6oeiabrid.
8eters SHpe 90. 0ermann Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-23

Sir i6neGe gerfaufe trast euer
@iaentbum Elm in bic 8ertaufslifte
Der
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07
WHAT WILL YOU DO WHEN
THE BLACK MAN COMES?
Cincinnati All Stirred UP Over Presidents Talk Of
Appointing Negro to High Political Office

no racial prejudice because of mi,
strenuous department in TN,
Brownsville affair. Rods were
hoisted yesterday by many lead
ing colored man in the hope that
the political lightning will strike
and hnrl him into Mr.. Smith g
leather chair at the Government
Building.
There Is no doubt but that these
colored candidates sincerely be-
lieve that the President will make
the appointment from among
them, and they do not place much
confidence in the story that Booker
T. Washington has recommended
Ralph lyle, colored newspaper
man of Columbus, for the posi-
tion. They say that Mr.. Wash
ington would not dare to play fa-
vorites. The colored people be-
lieve that Cincinnati man should
be given the job, and in proof of
this they point to the fact that
there has been an unbrolen series
Of appointments of Cincinnati
men to the office of Surveyors of
Customs. Many of the leading
negroes have launched their booms
md started them on their way
over the hills between here and
Washington, and the peculiar
BART of it all is that the most of
,hese petitions are to be sent to
senator Foraker.
The negroes also are of the
pinion that neither Foraker nor
)ick would refuse to vote to con
rm the selection of one of their
ace. They believe that their un-
uestioned loyalty to the national
republican party is finally to he
ewarded in substantial manner.
he negroes also resent the inti-
lation that the Presidents can
ass of the local timber failed to
hearth man of suitable mental
for the office.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07
Brannan Crooked.
Buyer at Sale Tries to Pass Spurious
Paper.-=Will be Prosecuted.

Friday the 18th Brannan brought
out and left with Charles Neh
who worked on the place his note
for the amount with the indorse-
ment "Childer Brothers on it.
When the note was turned over
to Mr.. Purdum he took it to Sher-
IN Morrison and asked him what
to do about it. The Sheriff in
formed him the signature was un-
doubtedly forgery as the spelling
was so bad and the writing so
poor that he felt sure it was not
genuine.
That was the last heard of the
matter until Thursday afternoon,
when Mr.. Pnrdum was called up
at his residence and asked what
had become of the matter. He
stated that it had been settled for
In full,
The Sheriff and Prosecutor were
In consultation and they decided
that something should be done in
the matter, as the case is without
doubt forgery. Schilder Broth
ers know nothing of the note and
never signed it. 1t will be pushed
at once. Brannan worked for "a
while for John Byers in Union
township, and had some trouble
with him over money matters.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07
lOIncInnatl EnauIrer.l

A dog covered with hornets hit
ting the high places in mad opt
down Vine street at midday could
not have caused greater commo-
tion yesterday than the Washing
ton dispatch in The Enquirer rela-
tive to the probability of Presi-
dent Roosevelt appointing color
ed man to the Snrveyorship of
Customs in this district to succeed
Amor Smith, Jr., who was recent
ly appointed Southern Railway
Trustee by the Superior Court.
In political circles especially
the shock was heavy. Republican
politicians of As callher foresee i'm
the contemplated action of the
President a menace to Republican
success in this state at the next
Presidential election. Several of
the big guns affiliated with the
organization openly declared that
he appointment of colored man
to this important position would, |
to a considerable extent, tumble !
the present nicely-arranged politi-
cal situation in this state and
make possible Democratic success
at the polls. AS for the Democra-
tic contingent they simply smile
when approached for an opinion,
bnt it was apparent yesterday
that the local leaders of that party
sincerely hope that the President
will carry out his intention, as
they rather incline to the belief
that it will even up things.
The news had it's effect upon
the colored citizens of the city and
candidates for the job sprang up
with the snddenness of mushrooms !
under the benign influence of a /,
warm spring rain. With few n
possible exceptions, the colored ;,
people believe that their race is to
De recognized by the President, +,
who wants to show that he bears q
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07
Support the Governor.

London, Feb. 1.-The steamer
Post Kingston, with Sir Alfred
Jones and party aboard, reached
Bristol at 4 o'clock this morning.
Sir Alfred Jones, Henniker Heat
and Hamar Greenwood and others,
emphatically support Governor
Swettenham's action and declare
nobody could have behaved better.
The passengers declare American
critics are ignorant of the real
facts. Sir Alfred Jones says the
disaster will not affect the pros
perity of Jamaica.
Sir Alfred Jones refuted the
Of American tourists
aboard the Prinz Eitel Friedrich.
"Sir Alexander Swettenham was
the right man in the right place, ="
declared Sir Alfred. Gas for the
assistance prollered by Admiral
Davis, assistance from any quar-
ter was welcome to the sufferers.
but the governor was quite right
in not allowing an armed force to
and without permission. The
American admiral is very nice
.eiIow and was anxious to help. |
When Admiral Dayis requested to
and a force, Governor Swettep-
iam was snatching his first brief
ileep since the disaster. TIE
leputy chief of police ventured to
1--WE permission without consulting
us superior. Governor Swetten-
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07

biggest match, turning to the lit
tie mouse.
"Me - exclaimed Miss Mouse,
looking Hurried. "Me Oh. |
scamper away when | hear them.
| would as soon meet cat AT
the same time | have often thought
that they appear to be as much
I afraid of me as am of them. |
could not hurt them, though poor
things that is unless they pinch
ed my tail, then | should bite {"
"Quite 80, )" returned the match
es; "and yet you think that we
must say nothing, even if they
knock our heads off "
"But, said Miss Mouse, "you
would not be so cruel as to burn
child merely for playing with
your"
"Wonldn't we, just" cried the
matches altogether. "Many are
the children we have burned to
cinders. Some we have blinded,
Others we have crippled, many we
have burned up"
"You are merciIess creatures ="
said Master Rat. 81 should ad-
wise children to keep away from
you. wonder though that they
are not frightened by your loud
cracking voices and your horrible
smell"
eyes, we are merciless, " retort-
ed the Big Match,
"Wretches !" cried Mr.. Beetle,
II must tell the poor children how
you are scheming to hurt and kill
them. They think you pretty
harmless toys ~
All this time Master Rat had |
stood by speechless with indigna-
lion. At last he found his
voice. "a will tell them too, - he
)anted out.
"And |, squeaked Miss Mouse. |
But the matches only laughed
'gain. Chow can you tell themY"
hey jeered. "Do you know the
anguage of children"
"No, but when / see children
'laying with matches, | shall buzz
Until they drop them in surprise.
They will know that means, he
ware of matches.
"Beware-beware of Matches :"
houted the three In chorus and
hen they all scampered away as
asst as they could, because they
1ere all afraid of the matches
themselves.
ID. S. DREAMER,
State Fire Marshal.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07
Printers Cut Assessment.

beginning with Monday, Febm-
ary y, the assessment of 10 per
cent. on all earnings of member of
the international Typographical
Union of North America, which
was levied beginning January |,
1906, will be reduced to per
cent. The fund was raised to
support the movement for the g.
hour day in the job and book print
ing offices of the Jurisdiction be-
gan at that time.
The assessment was lowered to
: per cent. several months ago.
The executive council is satisfied
10 can handle the remnant of the
strike with per cent. levy.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07
FOR SALE!

lGl ACRES-7 miles northwest of
the city. New, . story room
house, cellar barn and good
out buildings, 2 orchards, good
fences, running water the year
round, good stock or crop farm.
los ACRES-3 miles southwest of
Amanda, Ohio. story, brick
house, of . rooms, cellar, water,
good barn, out buildings, 100
sugar trees. All bottom land,
all tiled. One of the best crop
farms in Fairfield county.
i6 ACRES -3 miles south of
Amanda, Ohio. story Z room
house, barn, out buildings, wa
and.orchard, good land.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COM
ING IN OHIO DEMOCRACY
Noted Leaders and Newspaper Men of Ohio Bring the
Hon. James E. Campbell to the Front Again

As one result of the meeting of
the Ohio Associated Dailies and
the Ohio Editorial association
held in tins city the present week,
movement was launched by those
members of either body belonging
to the Democratic party to make
former Governor James f.. Camp
bell the state leader of the Ohio
Democracy.
This is the statement of Joseph
III. Newton, the veteran editor of
the Newark Daily Advocate, presi-
dent of the OHIO Democratic Edi-
torial association, one of the
staunch Democratic organs of the
state and one of the oldest in the
cause OF the Democracy which has
fought its battles from the DAYS
of Andrew jackson to the present
hour. Mr.. Newton further saws:
"All signs point to the evidence
OF the existence of such an organ
lied movement throughout Ohio
directed by some master hand and
reinforced by the old line Demo-
Gratis who took their political re-
ligion from Allen G.. Thurman ana
later graduated from the political
school of Grover Cleveland and
tariff reform with public Office a
public trust as their motto.
LESS than six months ago
Campbell appeared on the Ohio
political horizon as candidate
for congress in the old Third dis
trict after an apparent exile from
his native state of nearly ten
years. He was defeated for CON
gross and then followed the an
nouncement that he would in all
likelihood make his permanent
home either in Dayton or Column
bus and begin the practice of law.
Then one day when the members
IF the codifying commission were
10 be announced, to the surprise
IF every one not in the secret, the
lame of Campbell came out of the
loX as the winner of the prize
worth $4,000 year for an indef-
lite period of time. For two
'ears at least, and perhaps double
hat time before the work of this
ends, Campbell will
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tscIoto Gazetle.)

What promises to be forgery
case has recently come to light
and the authorities are now in,
vestigating the case with a view
of prosecuting the offender.
AT the sale of the Cook dairy ut
Buena Vista on the sixteenth of
this month man named Frank
Brannan who lives in the west end
of this city, was in attendance
and bought stock OF different
kinds amounting altogether to
something over $3.50. Mr.. Nelson
Purdum acted as clerk of the sale.
Brannan came to him after the
sale and presented his note for the
amount with the Endorsement of
I'D. Schilder on the back of it.
The name was written 80 badly
and the spelling was poor that
MIR. fnrdum would not accept it.
The Endorsement was in red ink
and read ed. Childer.'
Brannan put the matter off in
joking way and asked then if the
Endorsement Of Schilder Brothers
would be satisfactory, and was
told that either the firms indorse-
ment or that of any of it's members
would be satisfactory. Some two
days afterward, to be exact on
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be IN office. The life of the form
er commission lasted just four an,
a half years.
And so for some years to com
Camp bell will be in the midst o
the Ohio Democracy, living at tn,
state capital, where he is beln,
called upon constantly by hit
friends, followers and partisan,
from all sections of the state. +
is even said that more or less OF
has time is now being occupied
with friends who insist ON VISITING
him at the rooms of the commits.
sion. Beyond the insistence OF
his leadership his friends and
partlsans do not assign for him
any future ambition" +"
According to Editor Newton the
future is to shape matters. But
In the meanwhile these friends
will do all in their power to assist
the future in this shaping process.
AS the first step Campbell is now
billed to address the Kenton coma
ty Democratic club at Kenton ON
Lincoln's birthday, when he is ex-
pected to deliver keynote speech.
1t has been suggested to him that
he select as his theme on that ne.
casion Edward Bellamy's lannon's
story title, "Looking Backward, "
and it is understood that the
former governor was much pleased
with the idea. He will feature
the past with the present and use
the name of Abraham Lincoln
who will be represented as coming
back from the spirit land and
viewing the social, economical and
political conditions of to-day at
the sight of which he will be truIv
and only too glad to hurry
back into his grave again.
Campbell's appearance with the
Hardin county Democracy will be
The second of the kind he has
made since his selection as u mem. |
per OF the codifying commission
and in the belief of Mr.. Newton
no opportunity will be overlooked |
20 bring him to the fore and make
lim conspicuous as one OF the
eaders who still has future. IL
Columbus Press.