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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16

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lein lIH8idd; ieBt 1T er irOb uno 5u-
frttoen.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16

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1899. Daraus fam ieotr iebsn, nil
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16
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$500

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16
paIinoroi1

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16
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Bel 9orausSabluue Don
1910

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16

fir 1908.

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mien:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT
ussued Tuesday and Frlday.)
ESTABLISHED .................1s 1888
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
semi-weekly per year. by mail. .$1.oo
THE NEWS DEMOCRAT PUB. CO.
Canton, Ohio.
DAILY MORNING NEWS.
Daily delivered by carrier &C per week
DAILY MORNING NEWS.
Daily delivered by carrier &C per week
The Republican party in Ohio is in

The Republican party in Ohio is in
n pretty leaky boat just now, and
the great and all absorbing question
Is what can be done about IT, We
know what might be done, but we
have no sort OF notion that it will
be done. We know that the Repub-
1lcan party OF Ohio has been bound
hand and foot by the bosses who have
been allowed to grow and flourish
without restraint. We know that the
machinery of the party has been cap
tured by these bosses and that they
are so entrenched that IL is practi-
eally impossible to dislodge them. The
party must quietly submit to the dom
ination of these obnoxious bosses or
bolt the ticket nominated in the inter-
est of these political eutthroats
There is still another way TO get rid
OF boss domination, and that is by a
general uprising of Republicans with
a demand for new deal.-ottawa
County Republican.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14
FIELD DAY
tcOntlnaea from Page one,.


ing for the appointment Of com
mittee OF flve well known Democrats
of the county to secure the expression
of Democrats over the county as to
the best timber available to place on
the county ticket. This was against
the sentiment of the convention, and
the amendment was withdrawn. w.
Il. Warren of Leetonia opposed the ap-
pointment of the committee and advo-
Gated the holding of county primary
and the nominating Of the ticket by
the Democrats OF the county. When
the convention is again called here I'm
August II is expected that a large pc,
cent of the Democrats of the county
will be present.
T. s. Arnold, OF Leetonia, was unan.
imously reelected chairman OF the
county committee.
Each precinct in the county will Sc
lect three committeeman for each pre-
cinct for the ensuing year and report
the same 10 the county chairman.
Resolutions we're adopted which en-.
dorsed Bryan as the original foe Of
preditory wealth and urged his nomi-
nation; endorsed Ex-Governor James
b. Campbell for U. 8. senator; declar.
ed loyalty 10 the doctrines OF Jeffer.
son (but outlined no platform), and
that the taxpayers OF Colum.
biana county have been systematically
robbed for years by subtle graft.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14
PoMERENE ENDORSED.

Akron, April 12.-Atlee Pomerens
Of Canton was endorsed for the Demo
cratic nomination for governor Friday
night by the Summit county delegates
and alternates to the Democratic state
convention at meeting held In John
McBride's Office.
Members of the delegation declare
they will vote for Pomerene as long
as he is candidate for the governor.
ship, which incidentally means that
Tom l.. Johnson has a most secure
hold on the local delegation, and they
win do the bidding OF the Liberty
league agent at Columbus In May.
Joseph Thomas was chosen chairman
OF the delegation and DR.. c. w. MILL
kin vice chairman.
MAHoNING PRIMARIES.
Youngstown, o., April 12-The
Democrats Of Mahoning county held
their primaries Saturday afternoon
and evening. There were no con-
tests OF note as the. Garber-Johnson
fight has not stirred UP the Mahoning
county faithful.
II there Is a contest between rival
factions II will come in the conyen.
tion next Saturday when the dele
gates chosen Saturday will assemble
At the court house TO name county
and delegates TO the state
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14
JOHNSON DEFEATED.

Ravenna, o., April 12.-Any idea
that Mayor johnson can control Port
age county Democrats vas exploded
at the county convention here Satur.
day. for the anti-Johnson forces gain.
ed a victory that was practically unan-
imous.
So complete was the sweep made
by the followers OF Judge David l.
Rockwell that only four delegates were
seated who were in sympathy with
Johnson. A contesting delegation
from Kent submitted its case to the
committee on credentials, which met
at the courthouse. but after a confer
ence Of over half an hour the COM
mittee reported unfAvorably. This
threw out thirty-one Johnson dele
gates and gave the convention TO the
Rockwell forces, 156 20 4. Every
thing was 90 one-sidsd that all bUsi-
ness was done By aeelsmation.
Resolutions were adopted which de-
clared for home rule, eondemning
Mayor JOhnson's use Of money IN in
Fauauh TINS NO0uNt anu cuuclANNfluS
to dictate who should bs delegates
from Portage county to the state con-
vention: indorsed James Y. Campbell
for United States senator and John C.
Weity. OF Canton. for governor: COM
mended the work Of Harvey @. Gar
ber throughout the state. and also
the efforts OF Judge Rock
well in behalf OF Portage coanty's
Mr.. Corl, a Johnson delegate from
Safieid. attempted 60 have the weIty
Endorsement stricken from the rssoiu-l
lions, asking that this county make
10 indorsement OF any candidate for
governor until Stark county settled !
lts contest a. home. and then have
his county indorss the suecessfuI one.
but Mr.. Cori's motion was oyeTWhelm-
ngly defested
A shout OF This is not Stark eoun-l
~" settled Mr.. Curl for the time
icing. but he came bach win threats
lfter IL Was AL over. The eonysAtaUn
presented q gold watch 60 the Gar
ettsyiile committeeman for good xoEk
lone. A singular thing was the fact
hat no Endorsement Tor president vas
made. u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14
SHOULD GET A MOVE ON EN-.

tFrom the Boston AdyertlserD
The people OF the United States have
the right 70 demand of Congress some
action on the most pressing needs vi
the country. now; not az the next ses-
sion or the session OF another Con-
gress, but now. The legislatures OF
the different states have the right 20
pass resolutions demanding action
The dictrict conventions or any body
Of business men within a congresslon-
al district have the right 20 ask con-
gressmen OF what Speaker Cannon
and the committee on rules may wish
TO decide. The time has come for ev-
cry district 70 understand whether its
representative In Congress will heed
the wishes OF his constituents regard
less OF what Speaker Cannon approves
or disapproves. The people OF the Tn
fted States want action on pressing
Issues OF the immediate present. And
n the men who nov sit In the house OF
representatives are too servile 10 act,
too cowardly 20 heed their constitu-
epts when few party bosses order
them to keep silent. IL IL about time 10
get an abler and more independent set
Of men In the house OF representatives.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14
Cut to Pieces BY Cars.

East Liverpool, April I2.-Ths
body Of James w. Leasure. 40 years
CT age. carpenter. was picked up on
the c. 4 p. railroad at Laughlin lit
orally cut TO pieces. The unfortunate
mans home wis In New Kensington.
Pa He has been employed by the
Westinghouss-church-Kerr people Ai
Midland. and was on his way 20
wei'syille, probably losing his life
while attempting to board a freight
train. Though II is certain the aeei-
dent happened at o'clock in the
morning the body was not discovered
until after o'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14

for doctor. The man stated that b,
saw blood on Rossi's face and lef
the house to telephone when he stun
bled over the body OF the dead MAJ
In the alley and forgot to telephone
But Rossi was not there when the
officers went 10 search that place
Other places in the vicinity were
searched but nothing could be fouui
out about the man. Finally Oficers
Tidwell, Fromm and Knoble. guided
by brother-in-law of the dead man
and Louis Saints, a merchant In the
Italian colony. located Rossi at th.
home Of Joe Capaldi. 1923 Liberty
street The man and Capaldi we're a..
tempting TO dress Rossi's wounds
when the officers arrived and placed
MIN under arrest. He was cool and
did not seem to realize that he had
taken the life OF fellow being. He
made no trouble whatever for the Of
hcers when they arrested him. II wss
quick work on the part Of the police
for II is certain that he would moi
have remained long in Canton had he
not been arrested by them so
promptly.
The man denied the killing but the
officers are certain that Il was he. be
tells very disconnected story about
the affair. The weapon with which
he shot Ginetto has not yet been found
and Rossi denies, In statements to the
police. that he had one. but to the pp1-
pie at the house where he was arrest
ed he Is said TO have stated that hs
threw II away. Il is claimed that h.
told them a story Of the affair also.
But to the police he would say moth
ing He cannot speak much English
and II was hard for Chief Smith 10
get any statement from him. He told
the people where he was arrested
hat Ginetto approached him and said
Then he drew the knife
and began cutting Rossi said that |
he shot the man Ia the arm then but |
hat he did not cease cutting and he. |
Rossi. shot his again. But of this
'art Of the story he would not breathe
! word 20 the officers. He maintain
ID silence that only the needle with
Shieh the wound In his face was sew
ID up could break.
Rossi has q bad reputation In the
district and is known as q bad man.
The police have had trOable with hrn.
'efore and not lolg ago he wak ar
ested for Threatening the LIE OF
roman. On another occasion he was
rrested for pulling a knife on Louis
'antis- He Is said 60 be a suriy. sour
ersOn who is always hatehins trou-
lie. The neishborkoOd has frequent
' predicted that he would either do
murder OF be murdered himself.
Ginetto had q reputation directly
be opposite and has the sympathy OF
II In the colony. They say that he
as = peneeable Law abiding. hard
'orking man and never had trouble
-tth any cne
Where the trouble between The txoI
rtsinstec is not known The saarr-l
odld moi have been Of long durzrioa
" the family With whom the mur-
cred man stayed say that he had tu "a
n the ho1ss q feS minutes before
icy heard the shots. He vas killed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14
DRUNKENNESS
Curable Disease
Eminent Physicians and seIentifie
Men Agree That h should Be
Treated A. s1eh.

Drunkenne<s is q progressive ets
ease; the Moderate drinker "a not
satisced with rxo or three drinks a
c~y. he craving for more and more
becomes irresistible a. the disease al
v.ness; The resu,f n chrunie Alec
Aolzm-
The treatnent used successfully By
thousands right In their osn homes In
Orrtna II 10 q sesenft1c cure for
Dr4nksEasSs &nd has given sach uni-
lverssi satisfaction thai Il Il sold ua-
der a positive goAEantee 20 erecx a
cure or youE uoAey refunded This
guarantee 10 giyea In good faith and
10 carried out 70 the lettsr yor1ne
- nos . nsw remedy: Il has been sod
bg the leading druggists In every city
for yearA IL has htIea lsas Of fhou-
sands frora The espsks 20 xorsAy zuan-
hood s1a has the hearty endorse1neat
OF grateful men EnG s0lnsn In every
s1sle IN 1Ae Unioa-
OTrine No I Il tAe seersi xmedy:
orrizs No 4 il fur those .iIllAg DO
take The lEeatmenL Klther form oosas
sl-sa TAe sasrAniss q me same IN
sfrher case Write 10 The orine Co,
w'.shingtca. D. G.. or free treafIss
~ Dsuake1ne<s. mailed In plain seal
"A enve.ope. OrFis< ~ill be nailed
sr~lsd, On receips a. pFses. ssld by
Ne leading &rAxisss Ia every soxn
md cs'y. s~t n shis CITY ky Rotb 4.
2ex sss 4 nuparss4s g. /:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14

The Morning News is in receipt of q
request from leading Democrats OF
Portage county that fair account OF
what took place in that county during
the recent primaries be published. The
Cleveland papers have deliberately
colored the news sent from that coun-
ty and the unanimous support given
Judge Rockwell in the convention
Saturday, where he controlled by a
vote OF 1b6 to I, Is ample verihcatlon
of the statement that the county was
never in any danger Of going against
the man the party there idoliEs. The
only place where there was a vigor-
GUS campaign against him was in
Kent, whore a large amount OF money
from Cleveland was spent and the
place flooded with booze and work.
srs. The credentlal committee of the
found that in Kent 27l |
votes we're cast at the Rockwell eau !
Gus and l10 at the Johnson, showing |
DO per cent OF the party vote wac
cast at the caucuses. The attempt TO /
depose Rockwell stirred Portage as II
was never stirred before.
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almost AZ his own door as the place
where he was found dead is but a few
feet from the gate TO the house where
he lived
The incident caused great commo-
lion in the vicinity and several hun
dred Italians and others gathered -
The scene. They an seemed 10 be tho
friends OF the dead man and appar-
emily hated the man who was sup
posed To have committed the crime.
They remained In groups for a long
time talking exeitediy in their narrye
language
Both men are natives OF the same
town in Italy. They were from Raj
ano. province Of Aquila. Italy. ana
knew each other before coming 20
America Ginetto has been living in
Canton for fhe-pass fye years An1
Vas working for the wheeling a
lake Erie Railroad company. Rorsi
vas employed at the Royal brick yard
on South Market street. II was hint.
ed among the colony residents IN Al
The trouble might have originated In
the fstherland but the report could
not be subsiantisted. What the real
cause OF the murder was probably new
er VIII be known unless the man ar
rested for the crime eoufesses, which
is not iikeiy.
bofh men are said 20 have families
IN Italy. The dead man has brother
inlay living IL Canton. He Is Primo
Pasool He WAS seen last night and
stated that Genetto had a wife. two
daughters and son in Italy. About
he family Of the other man nothing
'ouid be learned hast night.
hossi took bis arrest with stolid IN.
Inference and never defended him.
'er or said anything about the natter
Ne was iacitarn 70 a great degree
md the seriousness Of the crime for
1hlch he was arrested did not seem TO
worry him In the least. He did not
complain OF the wounds which mnsS
ave been very painful and acted an
I they were a common thing with
'im- He would not even state th.t IA
Iin The murder In self defense.
AeunE coroner Doshxeli <ordsred
he tnuS kept Al ike morsnc Sust a.
4 safii ~ c4s ooasali ne psosesak
~ aSiorney today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-04-14

The city council OF Wellsville at It's
meeting Thursday night recommend
ed to Mayor McKinzie the impescn.
ment OF three members OF the boa d
Of public service for malteasance in
once. II the board members are
guilty, the thing 10 do is TO Gre
them. the quicker the better for the
public good. Public once Is a puo-
Ito trust" said Grover Cleveland. and
II he had never said anything other
than that his service to the country
would still be worthy OF praise.
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Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals Will be received
AZ the ONCE OF the Comfy Auditor
up till noon Of May z. 1908. for put.
dng In a Pipe Tunnel AT the Stark
County Infirmary, the drawings and
specifications for same are now on
nle al this once. Z
Said proposals are 70 be made On
blank forms which will be furnished
and each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for $4,000 made
payable TO the Commissioners OF
Stark County which is 10 be forfeited
10 them in he event that the bidder
refuses 20 enter into contract with
good and sUfncient bond when noti.
hed that this work has been awarded
10 him.
The Commissioners reserve the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
NJ W. OBIlRI-IN,
Auditor OF Stark Co.