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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-06
South Perry

j. w. Seesholtz and wife, of
Columbus, was visiting relatives
and friends here from Thursday
till Monday.
w. j. Weaver is remodeling and
enlar ging his barn.
The Citizens Telephone Co.
have finished setting the poles for
the new line connecting us with
Logan and are now ready for
stringlng the wires.
John Gardner, our road Supt.,
was over to Logan last Monday
taking lessons in road building.
Mr.. Lewis Hedges moved to
town last week and is now occupy
ing the Busha property.
Miss Edna White is visiting her
sisters In Logan this week.
Isaac Cave, of Lancaster, is
visiting relatives and friends here
during the past week.
The Township School Board
met here in regular session Satur-
day and hired the following
teachers for the next term, No. l,
Ethel Goss, No. 2, Mrs. Alice
Shisler, No. 4, Homer Floyd, No.
5, Miss Edna White. Teachers
for the remaining four districts
will be installed later.
S. w. Shuck, of Rockbridge,
spent few days in this COM
munity recently.
Decoration Services held here
Thursday were more satisfactory
than the services that were held
in the few years past. The at
tendance owing to the busy sea-
son and services held elsewhere
interfered, but those who attend
ed were we'll paid for their
presence. The vocal music was
above the average while the ad-
dresses were excellent. The first
address was made by Atty. Frank
Brookwalter, of Hallsville, and
was along the line that captured
his hearers. Rev, Martin made
the closing address and as usual
always has attentive listeners and
always has encouraging words no
matter what the occasion may be.
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Dry Run.
Deferred.


The frost of Monday night did
not do much damage in this vic
unity, although it looked d little
like winter Tuesday morning.
A few of the people interested
in the Bethany Cemetery met last
Tuesday and Strengthened the
monuments, making quite an i'm
nrovement in the appearance.
We are are sorry to learn that
Mrs. Daniel Campfeld is very i'll
at this writing, she is suffering
from lung trouble, and there is
lit hopes of her recovery.
Corn planting is abont ali done
so is house cleaning and we are
truly glad of the latter as we
men folks always feel like going
fishing or some where else, for
few days during house cleaning
time.
Mr.. Ira Fox and Mr.. w. d.
Campfield made business trip to
Laurelville and South Perry a few
days ago.
Mr.. S. B. Lamb bers and family,
visited his parents last Sunday.
Mr.. w. A. Dern of Circleville
was in this vicinity buying horses
and cattle, last week,
When 81 Hubbard was soliciting
subscriptions, in pointing out the
things that would interest the peo
pie in the out skirts of the county,
among other things, was the work
of the mmissioners.
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Monday Creek

The anti-Sunday base ball club
of Monday Greek and the Dixies
played two games on Thursday
each one winning a game. They
played on the Hardy b. b, Park,
very nicely located for players and
visitors.
Jane Nelson is still on the sick
list.
There was large crowd at
tended the base ball game on
Thursday at the Hardy Park,
The birthday surprise of our
mail carrier, Carlos Wolf, was a
good social time and in the even
ing ice cream was served TO 9s of
Mr.. VOLTS young associates. By
the way Mr.. Wolf has been prompt
aud on time and has never missed
a trip on Logan Route No. 7, and
he has some as bad roads as there
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was in the telephone business last
week.
Mr. Lige Wooleaver and family
made a business trip to big pine
last week.
Mr.. Maggie Banter was the
guest of Mrs. Minnie Cord.
on, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah McCown
and daughter Clara of Big Pine,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Gordon last Sunday.
G. w. Devore and his father
VIM. Deyore made bushes trip
to Laurelvile last Tuesday.
Mrs. Stiveson an aged lady of
Laurel TIP. made Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Linn pleasant visit last
Thursday.
Mr.. Jim lies of Cedar Valley
was in our vicinity last Tuesday.
Mr. Edward lies Of near Enter
prise was here on business last
Wednesday.
Mr., John Unger made busi-
ness trip to Logan last Monday.
Mr.. Walter Pleukharp made a
business trip to Laurelville last
week.
Mr.. F. A. Conkle and son Lew
was seen on our streets last Mon
day.
Mr.. Albert BANTER and family
of Pine VALLEY visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob BANTER of our village
last Tuesday.
Herbert Lovesy called on Lord
Shannon last Sunday.
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Mud Town

Having seen no news from our
little village We thought We would
scratch few lines, hoping to see
them IN print.
We are happy to say our little
village is prospering, the north
west corporation being at j. c.
Stones while the southeast cor
poration is at Lucius Hart's.
Mr.. Stephen Burgoon has moved
to j. c, Stones property from
Sylvester Davis's property.
Miss Eva Starkey, who has been
working in Columbus, is home on
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Starkey.
Misses Cora and Tilla Brown, of
Lancaster, spent Decoration Day
at South Bloomingvile.
Mr.. Thaddie Hill, of Union Fur
mace, is home on short visit with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. VIM.
Hill.
Mr.. Sumner Pence, of Liberty
Hill, has been hauling lumber for
j. G. Stone the past week.
Mr.. Charles Pence, of Circle
vile, visited his brother, Mr.. Geo.
Pence, and family over night.
Misses Matte and Tena Vandi-
grilf, of Lancaster, spent Decora-
tion Day at South BlQomingville.
Miss Minnie Turner, who has
been working in Lancaster the
past three years, was home for the
both.
Decoration was largely attended
at So. Bloomingville, and every
one reports a good time. 1t is
said to have been the most beauti-
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StringtOWn

We wish to correct 3 mistake
of last week. Mr.. Jacob Keller
should have been Mr.. Jacob Zeller
of Enterprise.
Several from this place attend
'5ed Decoration Day last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Murphy,
spent Sunday at Enterprise, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blosser.
Mrs. Benz. Beougher and daugh-
ter Eta, of Spring Valley, spent
last Wednesday with Mr.. Noah
Beougner and family.
Mr.. George Kelch and brother
Albert, are engaged in drilling a
we'll for Mr.. Frank Walker.
Mr.. Will Nixon made "a business
trip to Logan last Thursday.
Miss Sadie Glove has been
hired to teach the Scotch Greek
school the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller, Of
near Rockbridge, passed through
this place last Thursday.
Mr.. III. w. Glove and Mr..
Dlckerty, of Columbus, were the
Sunday guests of Mr.. George
.Conkel and family.
Mrs. Eta Klinker called on
Mrs. Noah Beougher last Tuesday
afternoo oon.
Mr.. j, e. Weaver is employed
in building barn for Mr.. John
Nihiser.
Mr.. j. A. Harsch had the mis-
fortune of losing valuable hog
one day last week
Mr.. j. f. Krinn had the tele-
phone put into his residence last
Friday.
Any one wishing to buy a Cream
Separator would do well to call on
Mr.. viii Nixon as he is acting as
agent.
Mr. j. ID. Highley, of Walnut
Valley, was seen passing through
this place last Monday.
Wonder where Walnut Valley
has been all this while.
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Laurel Valley

John Shorr has moved his saw
mill on Aaron Starts farm, and
will soon have it running at full
blast.
Harley Clark and wife of Gibi-
sonville, attended Decoration SER
vices at South Perry. Thursday,
Messrs. Jacob and Charles
Beavers called on John Romel,
Sunday evening.
Lettie Fox has discontinued
her Friday evening trips to Mound
Crossing.
Mrs, Elizabeth Campbell of
near Tarlton, Is visiting relatives
at this place.
Alfred Stump made trip to
Joe Whites store, Thursday even,
ing.
Thomas Fox passed through
our valley Saturday.
Mrs. James Stump, was a caller
at the Rock House one day last
week.
John Romel was a Logan visitor
Wednesday.
Lima Fox expects to start to
Mshoning county.in a few days.
w. F. Romel made a trip to
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Carbonhill
le sunshine and the beautiful rain,

The sunshine and the beautiful rain,
Makes the fragrant flowers grow,
They make grass and golden grain
And makes our hearts with gladness
low.
Did you spend Decoration Day
in an honorable way2 or did you
spend it in the wrong way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Mclaughlin
and children from Wellston spent
several days last week with Mrs.
McLaughlins mother, Mrs. Thomas
McAllister, of this place.
Mr.. Frank Evans and family
and Mr., and Mrs. BENZ. Bailey of
this place, spent Decoration Day
in Logan.
Miss Edna Millhu6 attended
the examination at Logan last
Saturday.
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Rushcreek

Sunday was Ion some and
gloomy day in this vicinity. 1t
rained about all day.
Mr.. Kelsey has moved his saw.
mill on the farm of VIM. Sholl on
Laurel Run where he will be en-
gagged in saving out the lumber
for new barn which Mr.. Sholl
will proceed to build at once.
Mr.. e. G. Ruff raised HE new
barn last Monday.
Corn planting is about all done
in this valley but it is not doing
well on account of the cold and
wet weather. Many of our
farmers will have to replant.
Tuttle Polling is engaged at
present in driving team for
Irwin Sheets hauling lumber to
Bremen.
David Ashbaugh, an old soldier
and formerly resident of this
valley, died in Bremen Wednes-
day and was buried at Mt. Tabor
Friday. Rev. Ayton of Bremen,
assisted by Rev. Bagwell conduct
ed the services.
Mr.. Ashbaugh was 78 years
and served 8 months in Co. H. 90
tn Regiment o. V. l.
The Trustees of Marion Tp.,
met in regular session Saturday
June 1, and paid off q few billie
which were caused by the flood
and they also transacted some
other important business.
Mr.. Reuben Polling, who was
born and raised on Rushcreek
and who left his native hills for
California about 10 years ago has
returned together with his wife
on visit to his parents and other
relatives. They will remain about
a month when they will return to
California where Mr.. Polling has a
lucrative position with a r. R.
Co. as engineer.
1t is reported that Isaac Miller
catfish in the creek last
week that weighed 25 pounds, but
as we have not seen Mr.. Miller TO
verify the report we can not vouch
for the truthfulness of the report.
DR.. Bradford, OF Bremen, was
called to the home of Jacob Engle
on the creek to see Mrs. Engle
who is suffering with erysipelas.
Many of our people attended
services at Mt. Tabor
Decoration Day.
Mr.. Jacob Sholl ST., of North
Berne, passed through here last
week on his way to Logan and the
Infirmary to visit his son-ln-law,
Mr.. @. E. Wright.
MIR. Chas. Garrison, carpenter,
is here putting the finishing
touches to his brothers new house
in Flagdale.
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Cedar Grove

Several of our citizens of this
place attended Decoration at So.
Bloomingville and report good
time.
Homer Kitchen was in our
village last week, selling Fosphate.
d, @. Rose and John Hamilton,
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Clear Creek

Mr.. George Finefrock went to
Logan one day last week and
bought new suit of clothes.
Get your old horns and bells, boys.
The Misses Lizzie and Mabel
Carpenter made flying "Trip to
Rockbridge, Wednesday.
Mr., Frank Matthias was seen
passing through our valley We'd
nesday.
Mr., Arch Azbell was seen on our
streets one day last week,
Mr.. Clint Caves made business
trip to Sugar Grove, Friday.
Mr.. George Byers and son, Wes-
ley, were seen on our pike We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Reuben Hedge and brother,
Harl, were seen on our streets
Friday.
Mr.. George Morris made a fly
ing trip to Rockbridge, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Ben Byers was seen passing
through our valley Saturday.
Messrs. Jerry ard Grover Elick
and Ben Carmickel went fishing
Saturday afternoon, they reported
a good time.
Messrs. Joseph Bell and James
Matthias made business call on
Mr.. John Fauble, Saturday.
If anyone knows how far it is
from the Holiness Chapel to Wes-
ley Bigham's g Jerry Elick does.
Messrs. Frank and Isaac Arter
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Kraft, Saturday.
Mr.. Wesley Byres was seen on
our pike Friday.
Mrs. Peter Kraft and daughters,
Hazel and Blanche, were Rock
bridge shoppers Monday.
Mr.. Henry Caves made flying
trip to Sugar Grove, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Combs spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Kraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Matthias
called on Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Car
penter, Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Matthias was help
ing Mrs. Joseph Bell paper cou-
pie of rooms last week.
Mr.. George Finefrock made
business trip to Rockbridge, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Flowers
and son, Joseph, took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carpenter,
Thursday.
Mr.. George Morris took dinner
with Mr.. Jerry Elick, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elick were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Carpenter, Sunday.
Mr.. Eddie Carpenter called on
Mr.. Jerry Elick, Sunday.
Mr.. Wesley Morris was seen on
our streets one day last week.
Mr.. Vim. Flick, of Rockbridge,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. John Elick,
Sunday evening. COUNTRY Boy.
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Enternrise. Fridav.

Enterprise, Friday.
Pierce Blackburn took load
of butter to b. 1. S. Of near Ian
caster, one day last week.
Mrs. Henry Carrel was a shop
per at Joe Whites store, Tuesday
William Edwards and Isaac
Fox have dissolved partnership.
Amos Cox of near Lancaster,
was seen on our streets Monday.
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Marion
"Mid pleasures and palaces
Though we may roam
Be 1t ever so humble
There's no place like home. ,

Be 1t ever SO humble
There's no place like home"
Mr.. Thomas McLinn made
business trip to Logan, Tuesday
Miss Addie Rutter visited he
sister, Mrs. Anna Fickel, few
days ago,
Mr.. Odies Stature made triE
to Logan, Tuesday.
Mr.. Lew Wolfe and lady frient
took buggy ride Decoration Day
We understand that Nelson In
boden is going to erect a house or
the farm which he recently pur.
chased of VIM. McLinn.
Jesse Fickel made trip to Lo.
gan, Friday evening.
A number of boys from this
place spent Decoration Day in
Logan.
Mr.. E. P. Kreider is busy work.
ing the roads.
Mrs. Frank Miller made TRIP
to Logan, Tuesday.
A large crowd met at Mt. Tabor,
Decoration Day.
Mr.. Samuel Bright and Miss
Jennie McLinn spent Decoration
Day in Logan.
Mr.. Frank Miller purchased a
horse last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Polling
made a trip to Logan, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hunsacker
attended meeting at Mt. Tabor,
Thursday.
The time has once more come
for Children's Day, one of the
brightest days of the year. We
are all busy getting ready for
Children's Day at Mt. Tabor,
Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Bowlby made busi-
ness trip to Logan, Saturday,
Miss Lucy Cell, of Logan, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Cell, of this place, Sun
day.
Mr.. Ferd Kessler visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Kessler, Sunday.
Miss Rilla Brown, of this place,
is working at Enterprise, at pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Wolfe visited
Isaac Wolfe and family, Sunday.
The funeral of Mr.. Ashbaugh
took place at Mt. Tabor, Friday.
Thomas Wolfe, of Logan, visit
ed Isaac Wolfe's, Sunday.
Messrs. Frank Polling, Orla
Wolfe and Willie Wolfe attended
Sunday School at Mt. Tabor, Sun
day.
Clarence Pierce is working at
the clay bank under the employ of
the Logan Brick Mfg. Co.
Mrs. Susan Polling spent Decora-
tion Day with relatives at Logan.
Quite rainy time took place
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Bright visited Chas.
Nunemaker's, Sunday.
Sabbath School at Bethany is
progressing nicely under the man
agement of Eber Mowry.
Mr.. James Bright purchased
some hay of Dwight Polling last
Tuesday.
Miss Edith Wolfe called on Miss
Rilla Brown, Thursday.
Someone went to buy a horse
last week and they said they were
higher than the Seqwoiat in Cali
fornia. ITEMsITE.
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zIod6jsti dfednici.

V San Francisku zasedala V pom
deli ably vysetfila, iak telcfonick6
spolecnost Home pokusila sc pod
platit vyhladovGle mesto po jcho
velike pohrome lonsk6 poskytnuti
potravy, ably cd neho obdr2cla W
sadu IN TO pro sebe, jak penize ty
byly ~kofistniky u zprave mesta
ukradeny, jak Sc penez tech, V OBJ
nosu s250,O0O pouiilo zlodeii a
jak byla vysada pax dana druh6
spolecnosti tclefonicke, ktera take
k~ofistniky uplatila.
Hned 20 velk6m nestesti mesta
ma druhS den bylo posldno z Los
Angeles do mesta $685. 900 We fla
ID v truhlici peneznika Martina V
tcmz mest6, COZ zaslalo 6j podflni
XII ma spolccnosti Home k tomu
ncelu, ably sc penez pouzilo mn po-
moe nalehave politely lidu We mes
te k ukojeni nejvetsiho hladu S
podminkou, re IN to dostane spo-
luGnost Home vysadu zadanou ma
mestu pro sv6 telcfony.
Kdczto lid, ienz byl vypalen re
svych domovn. dpenliy9 bedoval a
zadal potravy a ~ptistfcsi, byl kni.
zecf tcnto dar pro nestastniky ur.
6enf ukraden kofistniky V IRA.
dech m6stskych a y celeho tohc
obnosu ma ponce lidu poslaneho
dostalo sc mu pouze $4,000. Boss
Rucf a delnicky starosta Schmitz
sc supervisory mesta rozkradli me
ri sebou vsecko ostatni, nemajice
nejmensiho sv6domi $ lidem, jimS
byli povefcni dnverou a Gfady, a
vtsada pax byla dana spoleenosti
druhe, ktera IN nj pozadala n take
bohate z~aplatila. Nsechny tyto
podrobnosti budou vylozeny pore
ID cd muzG, ktcfi dosud pozfvali
nejvetsi vaznosti V obchodnim sve
te. Povedi al dali Ruefovi,
Schmitzovi a supervisorGm sto
tisic dolarn "a vysadu, a vypovedi
re kdyz Gfedniky ty podplatili,
vsichni tito ufadni zlodeji pax w.
prodali Sc nynejsi spole6nosti.
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POvaiIiv6 ObWn6ni.

Freti guverptru Coe |. Crsw
fordovi vzpessno bylo poslsneem
y kopgresu xsnuem z illinois v
poslednieh dnech zasedanf pied
odreeenim obvinenf. lie sc podvod
ne zmocnil jist$ch vladnich pc.
.emk0 Y So. Dakote. Tajemnik
vni,ra Garfield pafidil nynf. ably
obtsloby tyto byly vysetfeni a po
piipade ueineny kroky, iichi
d0sledcicb by ~guverner ~nepravem
usbytJeh pozemka byl zbaven.
Tres,nim ~zposobem v tcmto PIT
pade p,y nelze zakroeiti. De oh
vine Of Msnnova zoplatil guver
ner Crawford nekolika sym Ia.
msstnancnm, ably zaujaly domovi
ny v misiech. kde Sc nalezaia je
no dobytk ifska fsrma. Tito do
moviuafi' pax p!epustili domov'.
ny guvernerovy, jena je pfipoi !
ke sve dobytkafske renei a oplo.
I'll je. GuvernEr Crawford Top.
rs. he by Sc byl neeeho nezAkoni.
,eho dopustil q prsvf, tie v'echro
toto obviueui ie pouze vysltdken
piklG jebo poIitiekSeh odp6rco.
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ztfayi Y Pasmu KanaIu.

Nelke platy svadi mnoho mladJch
lidi by sc pridal X druiine jeni kope
Panamsky prnplay. Mnozi ySak jsou
zdricni horcGkou a malarii. III jeni
u~iivaii Elektrick6 kapky jdou tam
beze strachu, y6dOuce dobfc, ic js0u
chran6ni pred malarli = timto ltkem
po ruce. Lei otravu krvc, nezaiiv.
most, slabosti zaludku a nemoce led
vim a later. Zaruceny v Taborske
lekarne. Cena JOc.
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Snitz a j,ho zlej dueb. zidAk Abe
Ruef. 81 polovic peoez uastrksli
do kapss . hladouei lidi utFeli hu
bu. It'd ale ie celia "a vsc We Wy.
setfovSui a nokna lie ty strsky pc
vaudrujou DO klece. Ukrsdli
pref asi etvrt milIionn dolsrd
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TOD sem Sc dozvedel jak died
nici mssta San Francisku krsdli
20 xemetfe penf. Protote tam H.
di NELL velkou bidu q blsd posils
u Jim tam re fsech konein zene
penize . potraviny, ale Mayor
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Prislo X nam roeni ieie, svetle
eervene. komu patti neehr g.
pfihIasf . po zaplaccnf dtrat jei
obdrsf. Fr. So,esa.
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Hejssl Hural jueAi To man
radost ie IA komsta do mas nevra.
Ella aoho uebo sIho. iak proroko
va! ten Talianskei hvezdkf Matte.
uchi. Wife. nebejt toho. ze man
ospfet j vssdu rsdost kerS sc ne
di vyslovit ami vypsat. tax byeh
mu "a ten seuovogAnskej spsr pc
fSdne vypucoval zrsdlo. len 81
povaste. Us je to pies mesic CO
sem Sc to doIved9l, BE IA mrths,
komets, kerS. msuevruje mrxi pls
uetami "a Pile . nechee sc totit
rokolo sluuee ~fpof&dku jsko jiny
planety, do mas vrasi. ncmoeb
sem cely noel spAt strachem. Ks
Edou ehvili vobzvlzst aoho Q 2ILo
sem vlez do skleps, 8 katd}m
sem &c rosloueil q udelal posltd d.
Of wolf. Tot sc vi, Re este den
rFed Tim ser napssl svoie q ahy
kerry pojednavsly 70 neeem jinym
protoae sen neehtel etenafe strs
Biz. ale sam sem miel strachu az
mi husi kobe 1seala nsskakovat
Ale to rsbylo fseeko: wife dys
sem mel strach . husi kote. pfipo
jill Sc h tomu jestS vetsf strseh ..
by mi IA tel koai nensrostlo pefi
To van byla nspfet ] v.adu tdrs
(dybych byl seveem tax bych fel
smdls). Jeden strsch delsl zase
! Incl.
Ted ale abyeh dopovedel j'k
sem se pfipravil ftom sklepe. Pro
tote povidali ueencove, BE tFebas
fsecko shoFi jako slama, proto
SEN zslez do sklepa. PAX zss o.
keii povidali ze sc udusime a to
ME napsdlo Sc ptioravi, pro tee.
to pfipad. Koupil sem nekoliL
py,lo we'd korny q do tech sem
nscpal vzdueh, tax ably al kome.
"a vzdueh ma svjete votravf, sem
miel . echo dejchat. Tedy d,s
sem miel fseeko ~pfipraveny. vlez
sem do sklepa a fseeko zabeduil
. eeksl na tn sratku. Dys pofad
nic neslo na mas tax sen sc naba'
Bill potAd eceat a zase vylez veu.
Mjs to pFfpada asi takhle: Tai
define tomu, lie by byla sahrads,
kerl by znazorovala celej vesmfr
Plsneiy jsko je sluuee. Mars. Ju
pite, venuse, svtt q jiuS sou stro
my a kytky. . ia kometa je ten ko
eel kerei dys Sc dostaue dc zshrs
dy fsecko vokosuie a do fseho II
ki. . molina dost. BE ten hvezdsi
j vicel jak Sc iako ten kozel roze
hnala . chtela irknou do ~svjets,
ale sve, Sc uhnul proto Sc mic
nestalo.
10. 10. easy sc menf. Dnesks
mali lidi ma fsecko suoie. Ku pit
kladu "a farne mali mssini na ss-
zeni. ma mlaeeni, ma vorani, a va
bee "a isecko mssiny. Tuhle 20
vidal starei Welt lie "a ieho mia.
df prvni vosadnici mtli VOC q bre.
chae q sekyru a to byli fsecky ma
siny. Vos slouiil "a koear. "a
,rejn . "a bajcikl; breehstem 8,
zas vovoravala korns. sekyrou sc
sekalo dff7f, a seno a vobili u
easy sc meni.
TOD sem Sc doz,edel jak died
nici mAsta San Francisku krsdli
20 semetfe penf. Protote tam IL
di NELL velkou bidu . blsd posils
u Jim tam re fsech konein sens
peoize . potraviny, ale Mayor
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
STATEMENT BY MIR. RALPH
Bureau Chief Claims Self Defense in
Encounter With Plate Printer

Sell defense' Is the claim made by
Joseph Ralph, assistant director of the
bureau OF engraving and printing concern
ing the charge of assault brought against
MIN by Frank M. Cohill, an employee of the
bureau, as stated in The Star yesterday
MT. Ralph in speaking of the affair last
night said an investigation would not onlv
Indicate his entire innocence Of the charge
but would also show that he is entitled to
bring a counter charge of assault against
Cohill. He declared he will apply for a
warrant Monday.
L never met this man until he came into
my office about noon today and complained
of delay in getting his pay" stated Mr..
Ralph last night to a Star reporter. Yes
terday was pay day and many of the en-
ployes drew their money; but Cohfll, who,
understand, is plate printer. had been on
leave, AS will sometimes happen among
5000 employees, there was some delay. He
came into my office and said he had been
waiting for half hour for his money.
Immediately communicated with the Office
OF the adisbursing officer, with view to
having payment made soon az possible.
My visitor gave me the impression he