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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-15
ECUCATE CHILDREN

Every Gould hs- = right - sprh Al
educa ion a. vii qualify FOR lfe'- du.
tl-.. THE il recugnIzei - = PATRIOT c
Idp'y by the STATE. The germ turrcr
ut our rpr'ictI institutions depend .
on the Intelligence OF our citizenship.
The b4you-'s = foreign 30 drrr. are
'e.- 10 h. f.srrd than th~ ballots AZ
ilnpran' so 49, The welfare - the
: Sc depends more Goa tn NORA and
r~lisious training 4 Ter ri' z-u- than
nn thor prt.l. -ctual training. yet the
Safe n.As.s no provision for tins NOR.
al 'raIulug. In ,omr cases II makes It
q iil'u,j or even img, Sable 10 secure
'.- moral aud r-.rCiuns training OF the
m.a' ar6ll There must be- q training
Of tne mora seislb'nues, particulars
the nil. Not 81 tn +. ~ duty 20
~ churcn. bu' the ls-re,' yari +. tl.
fprc'ion - home. Every Child CO.
r-i,yi. by Siat'y-r m"sns, ~ this
..U.4'iol and 'ra mig j.. dsfrapted
nu' ~ ~ ins.i'u1t.e rlgtf. ana when
ta cone. into the inherliau-e % his
Ct z-u-slp hr may De- Gep-rd,t upon
ru ay-rg- himself ON The society that.
{ ry.;-A;ed the fraud upon ham In
'-'-fru,r 20 TIE view. OF iutie's,
4't-l.l. aid a,t-'.. he Bile u east
rut ,f the IyhI, sCIpl,. and All
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-15

August Waters. the c. ored police
cisn who "bob. up serenely" and lesd-
hi. :orcrs upon the occasion OF eg. -
political camUaIgu, announces ttst o.
meeting OF The Citiz-r's Club vi. D.
held in Rang Sun Han eittin ~.
next Two or three days. the date G. D..
decided upon later. for the Vurgnsr a..
discussing the municipal polite.
situation, and TO nominate mInIc ,gaI
ticket Gu-,ays NJ club - Gb.plu'-i,
ogpu-et o. taxation VI. hOIl r.lf-. u.
is;1ur. NJ tLrt be propose q w..
q org these Ines IN The mI..'....
campo En which vii soon COM or.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-15
THE OpTIMIST.

The optimist, while he sees much Of
the evil, sees also much OF the good
ne sees more OF the beauty. hesrs
more OF the music: bic mental vision
IL keene', HE spiri,nal insight deeper.
his whole view Of LIE i; one 81 prom.
se When the problems, vexatiprs.
and temptations come. he stands
sqnsrsly "a hi' psth, and by attitude
And expression declares his firm belief
IN that ultimate good. He has many
experience, and sometimes he fails. !;
DOT be rises stronger 10 resolution for
ha'ing discovered q weakness. There
10 ia him something that neg4r
yields. lie LOOK. upon evil q.
something TO b. overcome. H makes
eu>ft' in proGort on 70 thi. doe hr
elevate himself To a CHER plane Of
HE. he hss mission IN the word.
Abd proceeds "a d. hi. work. Tn. i.
usually done witho1; d-mon.tratiun
MS io'c- l. ike the .ut me force. OF
we univ r'e--ii-nt, bat Alvsys sci-
'ns Like the pes mr.. Li. life aid
'ho1Eh's sr- contsg ~, unlike thu
pes met, he Is always We come. II
we Two come face TO fsce. ~ will
never yield to HI latter. influence
ne Know ita, item al truth sn- good
ness are working through hiun. and he
"ei'e'e' IN treIr Ultimate triumph.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-15
EQUALITY AND LIBERTY.

| Oftht movements OIien ONe the'T
success To great ords, In "equsliiy"
the Socialists have q great word an in
spring word. word - conjure with ,
q word g. commani the allegiance ari
! enthusiasm ~ multitudes IL wa this
word equality" say. TIE Wsll street
/ Journs'. which I'D 10 the American
/ Revolution II was pu, in the very
fn'e'rnn' % The Declaration ~ Inir
4 Veudsn'-. Al men" SAID the i'm
4 nnria' document. "are born free AID
quail aud the td-a ~ ,q1alIty h.
from thAt f.y % the pr-.-Lt uTevallr'
pie. But ~" equality ~ the D-clars-
ton Of Independence. the eqIsl'y
which ih" American people have s.
Vsys held - a corner stone ~ IN.
r,publi,. F.. political .qpa'i'y, he
.qnsl,iy ~ every individual under tie
Law, 20 tt- erd that every mau, rich or
upor. ti-h o. low. stroug or weak, tai
rnted or fooli-h. shall stand upon tI.
artly the same lev-l q opportunity
Nth the protection Of the police power
o. the government
Bat 1tis - something very dif-r,n'
from tNe equality which Socialism 81
vsrce. Their svs'em has for IL ul,i. I
maze aim equality 81 condition, IN.
volvinT AL 'q1sl division ~ all TIE !
frnits ~ industry snd o. entetpris- .
The durcA sni The genius urdsr such Z
a system would rs~eise the same re-
ward. The industrious and the lszs !
and the corardly would stand on III [
same platform. This extraordinary I
iieA smounts IN q proposition 20 wirr
out, by legislative enactment, the
stamp Of inequality which The hand ~
~" Aim Rh'y has pnt upon the human
rsre II ia. OF course. preposteroDs
End impossible. And yet the idea ~
equality appeals po~ertully 10 the i'm
aginstinn Of multiiudes oi people and
il serves 10 give to Socialism the pop
llAr strength which in many places il
s securing.
The opponents OF Socialism. hoTever,
have a stronger word than equality -
n.cribe upon their banner. Its the ,
word liberty. Equslity OF condition
'uch Socialism proposes would pot
ambition and endsavor ard enter.
prise and genius in .hscklss. IL UouId
D. al act q tyranny. IL WOO d red nee
he hieh without elevaiing the low Z
But liberty means the ssveriHs 81
the giving Uings 20 imseina,
ion and opportunity to ambition, en-.
erprise and courage. IL means thst
very human being shall have the
nance TO make the most OF that meas.
Ire OF ability with which nature has
'Ddown him. 10 10 were possible by
ne socialistic system TO put the Worli
N q plane OF absolute equality, Whst
ort OF place would the earth b. 70
i've inr IL 10 inequslity which gives
hat variety 10 lie which constitutes .
10 highest chsrm. II 10 indiy d ual
liberty that mskes life worth living.
he liberty that presents to each person
be glorious opportunity TO achieve
he nost Of ard for himself. so that
seh secnrss 1t once that satisfaction
Z personal schiev.me az well a. a..
entdt o. sll the Others schieve, as NJ
IAN works FOR himself without at the 4
sme time contributing to the com. =
ION wealth. NJ Interpretation ~
oc4li.n. no description OF the sta.
( colIectiv,i.m offers sny sdequa = :
compensation forthat loss OF Liberty r,
mich is involved ~ t.. PHILOSOPHY. !p
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-15

lie South Carolina di.pensAry hs.
zen abolished Is the legislature. An
,i'e''on will b" held in May in thu
esbtnssry coun'i.s TO cecid- between
,oeaI di'pensare. and prohibition.
10 saloon licenses will he granted in
the state.
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DeatH - Ex.Gov. Higgins.

Orlean, y. Y, FEB. l4.-Frark
Way.au. % -g..s. forne- governor OF
New YORK. died at mis- home here
Tuesday night a, $50 O'Clock. Mr..
Higgins suffered for years from heart
trouble.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-15

Ex-Governor hlsg,us Of New Yorb
Ted az hi home 40 Olrsu, y Y. on
the l2tn met He only reIirrd from
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-15

ana roW Dsde county desires to b.
N.oeo-Ihat IL, some OF The people
ven to form 3 new county. Probably
-oO'her case OF not enough Offices 70
50 round.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-15
Caisrrh Cannot be Cured

With Iocal applications, a. they csr,..
reach Jh- sest o. the disease Ca.G,-.
- blood or constitutions GI.es.y, s.4
n order TO cure il you mu.i t.A- rr..--
nal rem-di-s. Halle Carsrrn Cure 10
taken internally, and act. dr-ctJ ..
the bloo1 snd mucous surface o. p
Catarra Cure 10 not qIsc, m..i'..-.
IL vss presented hy one o. t.e bee.
gAy,icisn. in ihi. country igry-s-- q, Q
g regular Itr.rrllt'.n. Ii /. r.r.
lr.ed 81 The '--t tome. Eguvr. Fl. %
biued with the beet blood IuY.t-g-
acting dire - on h murJl, -u-'ar-s
The perfect cGmb.nst on 81 the tI.
Ingredient. 1. y st prod Uces such no.
deriul re.ults N curing catsrTh. send
for iestimonisls free.
r. J. CHKSKT q Co.. Toledo. o.
For sale by all druggirt-. 75e.
Take Halls Family P,lls for eontLi
~4tftAg =. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
TWENTY-S|X WERE
KILLED IN WRECK

Cotton, Cal, March 28.-Twenty-six
people are known to have been killed
in the derailment of the westbound
Southern Pacific passenger train from
NewOrleans. near this town this after
noon. The injured number 100 and
several may die. Ten of the fourteen
coaches of the train which ran into
an open switch, were ditched, four be-
ing smashed to pieces. Most of the
killed were Italian labonGs bound
from New Orleans to San Francisco.
Eighteen bodies were removed, and
eight are visible under the wreckage.
George L. Sharp of Muncie, Ind, was
killed. The engineer, C. E. Worthing-
ton, and Fireman Victor Cribb were
badly scalded by the escaping steam
The baggageman was killed. All of
the hospitals in Cotton are filed with
the injured.
The escape of Florence Roberts The
atrical company was miraculous. Their
special car was thrown from the track,
both ends crushed, but only two of the
company were injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
MYERS.

Myers, March 27.-Mrs. r. Dourm
and daughter Carrie, attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Wartman at Paris, on
Saturday.
James Ackleson and daughter Lu-
cile, of Alliance, visited friends at
this place several days the past week.
John Dourm and wife visited the
latter's parents Mr.. anl Mrs. Ray, at
Oneida Sunday.
France Gugelman has moved his
family to the Mrs. George Maer farm,
near Paris.
George Wolf, Of Osnaburg, and Miss
Pearl Unkefer of near this place, were
quietly married March "a. Both have
a host of friends who wish them
we'll.
John Myers transacted business at
Minerva Monday evening.
Jerry McEndarffer was a Minerva
caller Tuesday.
There will be literary at Hostel
ters school house Friday evening,
March 20.
Wlliam Unketer and wife OF Miner
va, were visiting the formers par
ents recently.
John Sponseller is working for r.
Dourm.
Mrs. Isaac Baughman and son Day-
i'd, were Paris caller Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey Stackhouse and baby,
of Allekheny, are visiting her father,
Isaac Haines at this place.
R. DOurm and wife passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. TheopIus SheckIes
near New Franklin
Mrs. George Haymum of Minerva,
is visiting her son Daniel and family
at this place.
Daniel CrowI is farming for Mrs. AL
ma Myers this season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
JR. o. U. A. M. ANNIVERSARY.

Patrick Henry council, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, No "a, celebrated its 18th ami
versary last evening in Hauser hall.
There were about $50 people in attend
ance. An address was made by H,
Ross AXE on 'The Object and Prin.
ciples of the Order" Dancing and
progressive pedro were INDUCED in,
and light refreshments were served
An orchestra directed by J. Hershel
Miller, furnished excellent music. The
dancing was under the supervision OF
Prof NJ. " H. Johnson. Guests were
present from Massillon, Pittsburg
Cleveland and Akron. The affair con
tinued until after midnight. The win.
ners of the prizes in progressive pc
dro were F. Z. Marberger, gentleman's
first prize; Mrs. Florence Barth, la
dies first prize; r. D. Armstrong re-
eeived the gentleman's BOBBY prize;
Mrs. Ella Jackson, the ladies' BOBBY
prize.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
HOME GUARDS.

Sheridan Home, H. G. of A., held
an interesting meeting last night,
which was well attended. Eight ap-
plieations for membership were bal
loted on. and preparations were made
for going in a contest to get more
members. The sides were chosen,
one being called Red and the other
Blue. Charles Ingold was chosen
captain of the Reds and Oscar Ben
son, captain of the Blues. The side
getting the least number of members
will give a banquet to the others.
State Deputy P. d. Lily was present
at this meeting and gave out the
prizes for the last contest. Charles
Chriswell received the first gents
prize, and Mrs. Nancy Witty, the first
ladies' prize. Friday night they will
give dance in Bast hall. The music
will be furnished by Emerson's or
chestra. All members OF H. G. of A.
and friends are invited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29

Howard Conrad, of Linden Hall,
called on his parents, south OF this
place Sunday
Jacob Matz and sons moved their
sawmiII to Shearer's woods Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Matz. Mr. and
Mrs. George Anthony, Mr. and Mrs.
William Snyder and daughter Anna,
went to Louisville, Saturday, to attend
Josiah Mayors sale
Rev. LautzenschIaeger will move his
family to Osnahurg soop-
A number from here attended the
funeral Of Mrs. George Laurzeuheiser
at Louisville. TUesady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Mayer and
family, Of Louisville, are spending sew
eraI days at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Peter Lautzenheiser before leaving fer
Colorado.
Clair Hostetter. OF Minerva, was
calling on friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
Hugh Unkefer had quite d misfGr-
tune Friday night He attended III
erary at Pleasant Valley He tied his
horse and on his return found it gasp
ing for breath and in few momen-s
, the horse dropped dead
Mrs. Rachael Wartmanr widow Of
Israel WaTtman, deceased. died
| Thursday morning at the hGme CT HeT
son, Theodore, southeast OF here
where she had been making her home
the past year or two. Funeral SER
vices were held Saturday morning IN
the Lutheran church, Of which she was
a member, conducted by Rev. LzuIeH-
schIaegsr- She was IA years OF age
| and is survived by three SONS, heT
husband having preceded her number
Of years ago IHterment was made
in the Paris cemetery.
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John A BuruHeImET

John A BUruIeimEr-
Thomas HCazIaud. Wh,v las aeEn
confined 20 ms Jed for zCme mGur1s
with the t1flrmiriEs Cf agE #I1frHrEssf
a stroke Of paralysis Iast ThIUsdiET
and is very feeble
Miss Catherine Lind z1If aruCHez--
Henry, CT CauUsH- visited az rnE HGmH
Of Lewis RICe over S,IuGaT
Mrs David Griffith had 4 HiEIr
stroke OF paralysis Tuesday
Miss MatrIe TGuHg df Canton GaIIfaf
on friends IN this community =ar.r--
day and Sunday
The Shakespeare ciIH gave an sHrsE-
tainmenr ar the Christian churEh d1r
Friday evening consisting GE muaif--
readers, essays. eHG-
William WaLrusr dnd VIE. 1f CsT1--
ton, spent Saturday ulgiIE AMI =iIudzF
with his paEanrE a- MS piaa1z
4 number NOM This place Eruznd.zf
court ar Canton MGud.zv 4uh TTIesEfilET
as Witnesses II me case GE AuHHaIu.l
against Rocker
Donald Brown wlG IS arrE1fffi1sE
cCuegE aE Mt Cainn q HEma E1r A
weeks vacation.
Miss FrEffH AXE Of Cauran-. TfsirFzsr
Sunday ar the aGme at lanes I
earns
a T. ElEe viii maVe= u Czurau
next Monday
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
COMING EVENTS

The Calvary Presbyterian church
will have an Easter supper and ba-
zaar Saturday. March 30. at the
church.
The Canton commandery, Knights
Templar, will attend services at the
First Methodist church Sunday, March
81, in the evening. They were in
vited to attend by Rev. e. o. Buxton.
Invincible hive, No. 235, L. o. T. NJ,
will hold a bazaar Saturday, April 6,
in the banquet rooms of the McCurdy
block They will sell fancy work
and other needle work
The Knights of Columbus will give
ball in Houser hall, Monday, April
1.
The Foresters will give a social to
their members and friends in Bast's
hall, Monday night, April 1.
The Masonic club will give social
In the temple, Tuesday, April 2.
The Protected Home circle will
give social in their hall Tuesday,
April 2.
The Busy Bee club will meet at the
| home of Mrs. Harry McIlvain. 719
Shorb street, Tuesday, April 2.
The Point Euchre club will meet
Tuesday, April 2, at the home of Mrs.
George Leininger, s1916 East Ninth
| street.
| The Bashful Bachelors will meet
on Tuesday evening, April 2, at the
home of Miss Nellie Shaw, 1882 Wood
land avenue.
The True Blue club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Edward Bour. S26
Cleveland avenue. Tuesday, April 2.
The Octo Decimo club will meet
Wednesday evening, April 3, at the
home of Mrs. ]. G.. Best.
The Simpson M. E. Mems club will
meet Wednesday night, April 8, at the
church.
The Entire Douse club will meet
Thursday, April 4, at the home OF
Mrs. Alice Penenoud, 1928 Wade
| street.
The Fern Leaf club will meet Thurs
day, April 4, at the home of Mrs Will
liam Pentz, 241 South Harrison street
i The Thursday Afternoon Euchre
i club will meet at the home of Mrs
e. L. Ebersole, 135 Dueber avenue.
On Friday, April 5, the Bridge
club will meet at the home of Mrs
Charles Carlson. 1909 West Tusca-
rawas street.
Wild Rose council, I. o. R. NJ, will
meet Friday, April 5, in the Redmen':
4 hall.
A social will be given by the Re.
bekahs in the l. o. o. F. temple, Fri
day, April 8.
The Good Will club will meet Wed.
nesday, April 10, at the home of Mrs
Edward Bauhof, 210 West Tenth
street.
A church tea will be held at Trinity
Reformed church Wednesday after
noon, April 8. by the ladies of 'tht
church.
The Sorosis club will meet Monda.
afternoon, April 1. in the w. G. T. u
rooms.
} The Ladies' Aid society of the Firs
Methodist church will hold it's regula
all day sewing at the church Wed
nesday, April 10.
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bers and friends are invited to at
tend. Their next meeting will be held
Thursday, April II.
ANTI.DuLL CARD.

The Anti-Dull Care Social club held
regular business meeting Thursday
evening, after which they had a "hard
time" social. Mrs. Clara Miller re
ceived the first ladies' prize for the
best makeup, and Robert Hartung re
ceiven the first gentleman's prize fol
the best mems makeup. A banquet fol
lowed, in which Mrs. Villitta Miller
gave several piano solos. The clut
orchestra furnished music for the eve
ming. Dancing was INDUCED In, and
refreshments we're served. The next
social will be held Thursday evening
April IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
Verdict of Not Guilty.

Carmel, NJ Y, Marc h2S.-After 40
minutes deliberation the jury in the
case of Jennie Burch, the 15-year-old
girl who poisoned a baby left in her
care returned a verdict of Not guilty
on account of being insane" Justice
Mills Immediately committed the girl
to the state asylum for the criminal
insane at Matteawan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
PERSONAL.

DR.. Harry A. March, OF 625 West
Tuscarawas street, returned home
Thursday from New York where he
took a special postgraduate course in
diseases of children.
Wilson Chamberlain, of sos North
Market street, a student at Wooster
University, is home for a ten days
vacation. He has almost complet
recovered from a severe attack of to1.-
silitis with which he has been con-
fined to his bed for the past week
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
SPARTA.

Sparta, March g7-ArrhHr CIIetr
moved Tuesday on his farm west Of
town, recently purchased OF George
Lebean-
Jacob Conrad has been aiIing with
pneumonia for several days but at the
present is recovering
Elmer Joseph has moved into Jas
J. earns tenant house vacated by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
Practice Game of Ball

If weather permits, instead of the
Simpsons baseball team holding a
business meeting, they will play the
Notnaes a practice game on the Dan
ner grounds. Gardner, ex-member OF
the Notnacs, now a member of the
Simpson team. will pitch for the Not
macs. and will endeavor to defeat his
new teammates. Billinsky. Wetzel and
Johnson win pitch for the Simpsons
All members are requested to report
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
Stocked. In Canton.

J. B. Fox, superintendent of COM
misary on w. & L. E east of Toledo
has furnished a Chicago w. & L. e.
diner to be put on special train out
OF Pittsburg. Sunday morning, in this
city. The car was completely stocked
to serve 100 people for a three days
trip. On return this car viii be again
stocked here for the Syria" special,
a trip of 1900 miles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
PARIS.

Paris, March 27.-John Steffeu Of
Canton, visited at the home of his
brother George Steffen Of this place.
Vera, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles SponseIler is i'll
Mr.. and Mrs John F'oltz. of Maple
ton. spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer FoItz.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
CATHOLIC FoREsTERs.

Canton court, No. 1858, Catholic
Order Of Foresters, held regular meet
ing last night in the Bast block. Ar
rangements were completed for the
dance which will be given Monday,
April /. in Basis hall. All mem
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
Returns With Wealth.

John Alexander. OF Kendall, Mon
tanna. formerly OF this city. who has
been In Montana twenN-four years.
Is visiting relatives In this locality.
Mr.. Alexander struck Il rich IN the
mining industry realizing a proat OF
si6o.0o0 cut OF one deal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Canton camp. No. 100. w. o. W.,
held a meeting last night which was
we'll attended Arrangements were
made for social to be held soon.
After the regular meeting a smoker
and social session was held. Cards
were played and refreshments served.
The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday, April IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29

Steel manufactures ID ualznIIaL -ss-
Duue were n The GIrv VEHrzrrfav- THsz
purpose OF their visir vss -s8= xft-1ssssE
an experiment. n the dzar-ul- dr v;Esr-
aGIum steel az tie pIH1r CT me T-nfrassE
States Steel company ar Crystal PsEE-is--
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
Ircrszaer Eairzr srur,.-

At mEeEHg CT me sTaG.fiInifz-F n
the AGCasitEET Register gamuHuv IN
Alliance, heiG "Wednesday a 1-ssssIiITrlrIlsn
was PASSED increasing CIFE F1ngiE EE
this company Eum &Laa Jgd IN
S2gG 600
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29
SOCIAL EVENTS
THE pYrHIAN SISTERS.

The Pythian Sisters held their regu-
lar business meeting last night. In
itiation of candidates was the most
important part of the meeting. The
next meeting will be held Thursday,
April IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29

Mrs 2 Z ZzFrI.4E-- af A.4I-s,-rr lsr
visiting her husband aE la VNsssE FlfrzI
street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-03-29

Il tE Is mt II the News II II uur
worth reading
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12

and the sun blistering my face, Hattie
found me a little later. She came with
two friends who were TO accompany her
on her morning walk.
Dear mel Iook at Myrtlei" cried Hat
tie. fAfy name is Myrtlel.
We'll she looks as IL a cyclone mad
struck her" remarked one of the friends
in q cold-blooded mi .
It's the work of old Tab and Abe,
declared Hattie, grabbing me up by the
arm. oh. heartlessness, cruelty! she
didn't seem to care if 1 was demolished.
Something's got to be done with that
pair-that pup and Gator they'll Kill each
she went on, dragging me into
the house by one hand and tossing me on
the sofa. But not a word of pity for me
NOT one. l felt my heart snap with pain
for her coldness-her indifference. Il can
take Myrtle now-she is such Il sight
were her next words. I'm run downstairs
and get Jenny May. She's clean, and |
haven't had her out for a long, long time.
Another shaft went through my heart;
Jenny May was my rival, a doll who had
been Hattie's companion before l came.
She had never liked me for the simple
reason that l had ~supplanted her in Hat
ties good favor.
So there | was left-torn, heart-broken
and dirty-nosed-on the sofa in the parlor.
while Hattie ran off to get my rival to
take my place. And there I was an hour