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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
Simmer mod Setereien.

@ieI' Seino', piel' Girl 8ismard
mar emit ser beitgebaBteite Wonn in
gang Oeutldlano, bieies ielbit Dor
nod niht 10 LANCER 3eit bic beige
baBte unter oen Nationen. Nelter-
oings bat Die Gage ~alleroings einen
anoern Mnltrid befonmen. Die
Oberbdupter bes 9elitlden &eides
uno Ser Ser. Stnaten reiden iib Die
&ano iibers Meer IN Der Soffming,
oaB tire Nationen ibren folgen mer-
ben; Der 9reibrno ltebt auf's neue
gefeltiet ba, mie iih erlt fiir3lih in
@ien unb geneois eeaeiet bat; aber
an Neioern feblt es nidt, binterIiiti=
gen @egnern, bie Die MiBgunIt all=
oerer Nationen germ fir eigene
3mede a1isnlben mobten. Sriiber
bat Die oeutihe 8egierullg fih gu
erbaben gefiiblt, bon oerartigen Sit
trigpen &enntris 5u neblnen, lett
Dem aber Die engliihe ogrunnens
pergiftung" ipitematiib betrieben nno
mirflib gefdbrlid ipuroe, lit mon I'M
Muspdrtigen Mmt ouf Der @a6t,
uto mo INNER EN- beimtiidiider @n=
griff periudt miro, gibt es flugs ei-
men geborigen alops oarauf. Die
ssaDlniide 3eitung" miro bdrfig ba=
fir in Iniprub ge1ommen. Sn ci-
ner Der lesten nit Ser 8olt beriiber-
gefommenen Nummern menoet iib
Die 9olnerin gegen Die geriude, Der
oeutiden 8egierung Elm anti-ruiii=
ides &anfeipiel i'm galfam unter8u-
leeen. 9ieie iino idon ieit Ginger
3eit I'M @ange, n~eueroings aber
Defenders bennerfbar berporgetretell.
gu ibrer Abmebr idreibt Die 3ei=
tung:
Sn neuerer 3eit baben gepille rui-
iil6e 9reiie nit Dem @eoanfen zines
8rieges gegen Die Giirfei geipielt,
Der Ben ruiiifden @offen nod Der
Sdlappe in 9itaiien neue 2orbeeren
bringen Iolte. lin einen @ru1lo sll
finoen, tpuroen Ser Bforte oaerlai
angriffspldne na6geiagt nno bebaup-
tet, iie lei nit groBen &iilttngen III
&leinaiien beihaftigt INN inn paliet-
oen 4ugenblid los5ubredpen. @ir
iito fir5Iid genauer auf Dies Sret-
ben eingegangen uno baben nafge-
mieien, oaB meoer Die aagemeine
poIitiibe nod Die militarilde Gage
i'm beionoeren alid) nur ben gering-
item @nbaItspunft fir oieie @eldi6te
geben un6 oaB pom irgerioipelden
gorbereitungen Der Eforte fiir einell
groBen arieg gar feline &eoe lit. gei
oieiem @nloB mlBten mir Die Sebe-
reien geeen 0eutihlono berau5iebet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30

oie bon beltimmter ruliilder Seite
ausaeben uno barouf bin5ielen, oas
9eutide Gei6 als SEN @nitifter Der
idpar5en tiirfii6en Blane b%in5nitel-
let. 2eioer tit oieie Ibpebr nod
ni6t idarf genllg eelpeien. IS fonl=
men imner mieoer Geroa6tigungel1
oieier Mrt, nit oenen man iib be-
idaftigen muB, neil Die politii6e
grunnenpereiftune zines Cages ie9r
b0ie Soleen boben fonn, nenn aud
ieoer rltbige uab norurteilsfreie Be
obadter lire @runoloiigfeit bon portl=
berein erfennen mlb.
Ole aolniide 3eitung nimnlt oan1
beal1g auf einen 9rtifel Ser in Ser
lin eri6einenben GuliiI6en aor=
reiponoena in meldem es beiBt Die
giirfei babe on Der @ren5e cine boa=
fon1nten f~rieesbereite @rnee bon
100000 Wann fon5entriert. 9ie
Observation-Disclosures batten idon
i'm 9ftob@ 1907 b%egonnen. SITES
meiie oarauf BIN oaB mar einet
o%auernoen 6elo8ue ms auge faBt.
9os anes gei6ebe nidt geger1 Ser
fen. 9a piiroen 8mei Bis orei He=
gilnenter geniigen. Die Siirfei rifle
eeeen &uBlano, Oos tie in einen
9rieg permideln mill. 0atiirlib. ull-
ternebn1e iie oas nidt ielbitltanoie,
iolloern merbe bon irgeno iemano
aufgebebt. l1no oieier @eBer it
notiirli1 9euti6lmo. Der Solos
Mpsfpp iaet Dies in einem 9eridt
aus Sabris gang fre6 nno nnper-
froren. Gs beibt BARN: Sier 5mei=
felt mar ni6t oaralt, bob Die &riegs-
riiitunsen Ser Siirfei gegen &ublano
geri6tet lino, piemobl es fir ME-
manoen flor i'll, nelbe @riinoe Die
Siirfei gu einem iolden @orgeben
permaiien. gi1es lit nns flor, Die
giirfei riiitet ii6 gu einem groBen
4riege, alio ieoenfoas nibt gegen
8erlien. 9ier ipriht ales bopon,
oaB bic Siirfei oas @elo oafiir aus
9el1tidlanb erbdlt. aber altd beut=
ifes @eIo piiroe Die 3iirfei mobl
ni6t fir 10 umfangreibe gorberei-
titngen peri6lelloern, menn tie nidt
entidloiien mare, 5u fdmpfen. Sea-
tiirli6 gibt Deutiblano iein @elo
altb niht fir bIoBe 3iiituneen ber.~
@o5u Die aolniide 3eitnne bemerft:
sllio 9eutidlano ais gelperbsmaBi-
ger Srieoensitorer gibt Ser Siirfsi
bas ibr febleloe @elo gum ariege
nit HuBlanb. slus melden &alien
oas @elo genommen miro, oariibcr
5erbridt ii6 Ser 8olos Mosfmp Sen
Gopf nidt. @%beniopenig madt cs
Inn Sdmer5enJ oaB ionit nienano
IN europa BON ben &riegsabiidten
ser Siirfei gegen &uBlano uno Dem
beimliben giinoniiie 9eutidlanos
bierbei etpas erfabren bat. Der @e=
mqbrsmam oes Solos Wosfmp in
Sabris mib elm %belonoers better
aopf iein, neil inn loear in bieiem
a%bgelegenen giertel Der @rbe Ste tief=
item politiiden 6ebeimniiie guropas
flor meroen, uno feline 3eitung miro
oaber ii6er gut tim, penn iie inn
lire @ertretllng an einem groBeren
Ylnbe alpertraut. - 9ieIe 4bmebr
pie es ilns> iheint, lit 5u gelinoe.
Gs bate nidt eeniigt, Dem &or.
reiponoenten ben 9opf 81 moi6en,
es mare eiil i%ieoenoes 9onnerlpetter
UNI 9labe eemeien, oos iid gegen Die
eigertliden ltrbeber Der 8erbebunge1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
Die nemc 6iuansbia.

@on5 wioer grparten Fat oas
Sous bod nod cine Siiran5bia
ongenonrmen. offerings lit iie mn
ais cine temporare MoBregel a%rl5uie=
ben, sic 10 longe 1T &ruft bleiben
Ioa, bis Ser lta6ite &ongreB Die err
partete griinoli6e Geform oes ST.
nor5peI lens porgenolnmett bat.
9os reue @eieb beitimmt I'M @e-
ientliden oaiielbe, pie oie BON Stree
lono %entporfene Sorloge. SIN Scot
faae iollen Die 9onfea Iapiergelo
o1sgeben fonnel oos nidt Ourd)
Ser. Stoaten=gonos ionoern ourh
gonos, oie pom Stoote, pom Count
til uno bon Den Stdoten ausgegeben
lilto, geii6ert tit. 4td Gopiere bon
giienbabneu uto anoern geidaftliden
ltnternebml1gelt fonnen als Cider
beit fir bieie emergency currencp"
beltust meroelL nrr -oiirfen lol6e
@elddftspopiere ni6t gum boae1
Marftipert angere6net meroerl. @enn
eine 8onf fir $4,000 Eopiergelo
ousgeben nil, oon1t mub tie iol6e
Hapiere i'm @erte bon $4,000 bin
terlegen. In6 oarf cine ein5elle
ganf nidt Bapiergelo ouf @rullo bic
Ier getpobnli6en @eihdftspaptere
a~usgeberL ionbern nilr etne 8ereinl=
gnag bon @allfetL oie gum WfinoeIten
iiber Elm &apital bon 100000 per-
fiigt, borf Dies tnn. 9urh oieie ge-
idranfuag miro oie ginri6tutg fin
bic meiiten Stdbte bier ltnten I'M
Siioen pertlos, bo6 fDnnen nlliere
8alfen pon ser anoern 8erfii9nna.
melde oie Museabe bon 8aptergelo
allf @r1no bon Staats1 Gouftp=
uno Staotbon0s erlaubt, @ebrand
madelt.
lin oie gusgobe oieies 8apier=
oes aber tatiadli6 rllr onf Ben SCOT
fna gu beihranfell, lit iie nit elmer
Iebr boben Steller be(egt. 3uerlt
miiIIen oie 9onfen flint 8ro5ent per
Monat fir oas alsgegebene 8apier-
gelo ~be5ablenz oonn itetet oieie
Steuer, bis fie 5ebn gro5ent erreidt
bat. Sc langer bas @elo in Gircu=
lation lit, beito meniger be5ablt es
ii6 alio fir Die ganf, Die eS altsge=
geben bat.
SblieBlid miro nod beitimmt,
(oaB pom bieier emergency currency"
nidt mebr als 500 MiGionen I'M
@an5er a~usgeeeben lperoen %iollet.
Die 8ia befrieoigt iebr menig, aln
@enigiten bier inter I'M Siioetl, mo
mir bon ibrer Sauptbeitimmlng fel=
men @ebralld MAIDEN fonnen. Sic
lit aber trosoem bon GROCER 8eoeu-
tung, oenn tie fiibrt 5llm eriten Wale
oie valiett currenep", 5. +. Die @us=
gabe bon 8apiergelo auf @rullo oes
%algemei1en 8ermogensbeitanoes Der
8anfen1 als %anerfonnten @ranoias
in infer Sinan5ipitem Elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30
@ladlider Galifornier.

Ser gIiidlidite Sag meines Sc
bens ipar, als id cine Sdadtel Bud
lens arnica SaIbe foufte,~ ihreibi
Gbos. S. 8uoabn bon gracpl GaIifor.
MEN. 3mei 25 Gents ShahteIn flu
rierten mid BON iudenoen Samor.
rboioeH, Die mid iabrelang trubelten,
obne anoere Mtittel." @ardntiert 81
baden bel aoolpb 9reiB uno 81. Gobr
& Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30

Sreibt fem dummies 2eus nit 9dtnpre
rboioen. Gini pribungen bon 8ift I'M
Iebmitteln. ginreibtnaen, @ai9mittel
glirire nnb Die nn5dbli9e MaIie bon
nniinnigen @ebeintmitteln ge9en 5dtnorz
rboiben iinb bon feinem baner10er
Nl1ben, oft foear iebr fddoli6. Cine
5ipan5igjdbrige G%rfabrung bat flar be-
fpie5en, bnB Nanafefis bas ein5ige berz
niinftige nnb 1idere MitteI gegen 3dz
m~orrboi6en 1T. gs IinIert Die 59mer1
sen 1ofort, ~ber6inoert bas 9erborfomnen
Ser @eidpullfe, befeitigt 6ieielben nnb
berbitet lire 8ieberfebr. Broben bon
Manafeiis perben bon g. Neultdbter &
Co., 8og 2416, Stein gorf, fret bers
iallbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-30

g6reiben Gle 6eute nod unb berla1aen sic bs ~pertbb9ae
Bud fnr Srauer, 90 Genen nit Snufrationen. Menn Ste
ss g stat1 bgaa6ss H. 10 sebs n, sic a,u ums pie s ssnsnto me
pInttport tn gef9loffenen Gn1bert obne Mnfbrud snfenben.
@breffe: 9abies' abbiforb Sept, Ibe Chattanooga mseotctne
60. CHATTANOOGA, Ienn.
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aatarrb fam uiddt fmriert uerben

A}aNh thtth ttS
bur6 locale appIifationen, ba iie
ben Sib Der &ranfbeit nidt erreiden
f0unen. 9atarrb 1T cine 9llltz oergonz
ftitittionss &ranfbeit unD utn Iie gu bei&
len, miibt SIR innerIide 9eilmitteI nebe
men. Sau's aatarrb<a Stir miro einges
nommeri lnb ipirtt brett aif bas 8lut
nuo Die i6leimige Sberfldde. Sails
@atarrbs&ur lit feline GuadlalberzM ebiS
gin. sic ipurbe felt Sabren bon einem
Der beiten &er5te 6ieies 2anbes berorbnet
ltnb lit elm reselmaBises Gecept. Sic
beitebt aus ben belten befannten Sonica,
berbunoen nit Ben beiten8 lu treini9ungss
mittelll, Die brett auf bic S6leimober@
fld6e ipirfen. Sic b%olfommene @erbin@
bune Der 5pei geitanoteile lit es, mas
iol6' tpunoerbole Geiultate BEL Der 9ei@
lung bon &atarrb berborbrin9t. 2aBt
@n6 3euaniiie umionit eeben.
S. S. gbeneb & Co.. @igetlt., Gos
leoo, O.. @erfauft bon alien Npotbefern,
Greis 75c.
9alPs GamiliensgiIen iinb Die beiten.
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Sin ienIotioneqer Sel6ltmori

GIn lenlotloneller Selbltnlofo
ereignete ii6 an Der Dit II. StroBc
IN Seem Dorf, ais cine elegont ge-
fleioete Dame iih bon Dem Cad Ell
mes iiebenitodigen Souies oui Die
StraBe i~tiir8te. Die 2eide lit nod
iliht ioentifi8iert moroen. Der 600
mar oltf Der Stele eingetreten.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Golden Rod Valley

Mrs Fl. b. Williams and two chill
dren, of Columbus, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. d. A. Polling and family,
at present.
Lulu Polling is visiting relatives at
this place.
Orfa Snyder, of Glouster, Ohio, Wis
tied ID. A. Polling and family, Monday
Samuel Cell and wife spent Thurs.
day in Nelsonville.
Orla and viii Wolfe, j esse and Ed.
Fickel and Charles Bright were Lo-
gan visitors, Saturday evening.
Samuel Polling and wife, who have
been visiting relatives and friends at
this place, returned to their home at
Canal Winchester, Wednesday.
Ida Fickel spent Saturday in Lo-
gan.
Tom Noble and wife have moved in
our community.
Orfa Snyder and Dove Polling at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Pete Mar
tin at Union Furnace, Tuesday.
Frank Polling, Orla, Will and Homer
Wolfe, Edward Fickel and Elsie
Pierce attended preaching at Laurel,
Sunday evening" BOB WHITE.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Women's Free Day.

The Ohio State Fair will open
In all it's grandeur on Monday
August 3lst, to continue five full
days, and as special tribute to
Ohio's womanhood the' gates will
be thrown open free to the ladies
of the state on the opening date.
The rules of the Exposition re
quire all exhibits to be In place,
ready for public inspection at nine
O'Clock A. M, August 3lst, thus
assuring complete show in each
department at that time, and in
addition special features will be
provided to entertain the ladies.
These will consist of band concerts s
piano recitals, spirited harness
racing and suberb line of feature
vaudeville performances.
The Exposition proper will be
more extensive in it's competitive
exhibits, greater in it's educational
indences, grander In it's park
scenic effects, than any previous
exhibition, while amusement feat
ures galore will be provided to
entertain.
While the ladies will be
particularly interested in the dis
plays of their handiwork in the
Woman's Building, they will be
equally interested in the magnifi
cent displays of pure bred stock,
the gorgeous exhibits of horti-
cultural and agricultural products
and the acres of humming, click
ing farm and shop machinery.
Ohio's Exposition, with its
magnificent grounds and building
equipment, is truly representative
of the progressiveness of our state,
and The annual exhibition, with
it's numerous displays of the arts
and industries, is Il grand school
of learning of the highest rank.
Every Indication points to a
most successful exhibition, and no
doubt the attendance will far
exceed that of last year.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Pleasant View Va.

G. Mann and Lloyd Weyant took
dinner with Grover Weaver, Sunday
A fter dinner two big watermelons
were carved and adj enjoyed melon
feast.
Mrs. Rose Allemony, of Maplewood,
and Miss Hunta Bayliss, of Richmond
Va, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Wise
Perry, Monday afternoon.
Annie Mann and Hunta Bayliss
and Masters Harry Mann and
Willie White called on Isaac Weaver
Tuesday evening.
Hunta Bayliss and son Grover, are
putting in concrete cellar floor.
Hunta Bayliss returned to her
home in Richmond, Saturday.
The big Ball at Otterburn was en-
joyed greatly by all who attended.
We expect to enjoy another in the
near future.
Hello, Flowery Banks, how did those
watermelons taste? The ones that
/ eat for you. They tasted fine to
me. Ha! ha! you all don't know how
to enjoy melon until you get in a
big patch and pick you nice big
melon, and then get out under big
shady tree and help yourselves, |
saw a patch the other day with
big melons ready to pull. 1t was a
grand sight. 1 was presented with
one of the largest and it tasted like
more.
IRA
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
NOT WASHBURN- CROSBY
Makers Of Gold Medal
Flour Not Concerned in
Minneapolis Receiver
ship.

IL should he understood that
the Washburn Crosby Co., makers
of Gold Medal Flour, are in no
way concerned with the recent
Minneapolis Touring mill receiver.
ship, The slight similarity in
names has led to some confusion.
One need have no fear that the
Gold Medal housewives, whose
pictures have adorned the maya
zines and newspapers, will cease
to appear. We shall see them the
same as ever. And the Washburn-
Crosby Co. continue to be the
largest milling concern in the
world.
Therefore, while the receiver
ship in question is most unfortu.
nate, it does not by any means
concern all Minneapolis -four mills.
The Washburu-Crosby Co., max ers
of the widely-advertised Gold
Medal Flour, shipped 5000 cars
last year more than their nearest
competitor. And they ale flourish
ing still.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Pole Ridge

Mrs. Maggie Brokaw and daughter,
of Sans Creek, were the guests OF
Will Thompson and family, Wednes-
day last.
Harley Vanfossan and wife spent
Sunday with j. M. Orr and family.
Mrs. Maggie Dorsey is very i'll at
this writing.
Mary Ann Best and Mary Pierce
were Haynes shoppers, Saturday last.
Homer Strous, Harley Vanfossan,
Jasper Polling, Jonathan Orr and
Pearl and Clifford Dorsey were seen
on our streets, Sunday.
Jonathan Orr has attack of hay
fever at present.
John Lively and family spent Sun.
day with WILDER Vanfossan and fami.
ly.
John Strawser, formerly of this
place, was in our midst Sunday eve
ming.
Willard Smith was seen on our
streets, Saturday evening.
Dickson Prather was seen on our
streets, Sunday evening.
Pearl Dorsey, Jonathan Orr and
Homer Strous attended preaching at
Bethel, Sunday evening.
Clifford Dorsey and wife visited the
formers parents, Sunday last.
CRICKET.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Crossingville
j

August Hilderbrandt, wife and
family attended the Joint cele :
bration at Rempel's Grove, Sun
day.
Grover Ringhiser and family
spent Sunday with Lon Rogers.
j. G.. Krinn was a business
visitor in Logan, Saturday.
Miss Birdie Rogers spe mt Satur
day and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. John Weaver, of Stringtown
Ed, Pierson, wife and family
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with John Manning.
John Lohr and wife, of Logan,
spent Thursday of last week with
Lewis Rogers and family.
After an extended visit Mrs.
Jacob Lamp returned to her home
in Columbus, Friday.
Frank Krinn was a visitor in
Logan, Saturday,
Henry Bownes and wife spent
Sunday with John Manning.
August Hildebrant, wife and
family and Lewis Rogers, wife
and family spent Sunday evening
with Edward Pierson and wife.
Thomas Bownes and VIM.
Bronze attended services at the
Rock Church, Sunday evening.
IKE.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Race Riot at Springfield.

Springfield, H., Aug. 15.-Riot,
arson and slaughter have held
possession of the black belt and
levee of Springfield since o O'Clock
last night.
One man has been lynched by
the mob, two are known to have
been killed in racial warfare, and
several more who were shot and
beaten are in the hospital and may
die.
At 2 :a0 this morning the militia,
ordered ont by Governor Deneen,
fired a volley into the mob, which
was putting the torch to negro
houses In the "bad lands
The riot resulted from an at
tempt to lynch negro who had
assaulted white woman. The
negro was spirited out of town,
and the mob, baked in its VEN
geance, Immediately turned on the
man who loaned his automobile to
the authorities to enable them to
convey the negro to a place of
safety, and burned his restaurant
TO the ground.
Then after burning many houses
the remnant of the mob, which be-
came more and more desperate as
the night passed, finally gratified
it's thirst for blood this morning
at 3 o'clock, when Charles H. Bur-
ton, negro, was lynched at the
corner of Twelfth and Madison
streets, right in the heart of the
"bad lands.'
Troops arrived at the scene too
late to prevent the lynching Some
of the members of the mob declare
that the negro lynched had shot
two white men. They said that
in fight with the whites the ne
gro was forced into corner at the
saloon and grocery on the corner
of Twelfth and Madison streets.
When retreat was cut off the negro
is said to have opened fire, wound
ing two.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Calico Ridge

The hot weather has about
absorbed all the news on this
neck of the woods.
The drilling at the oil we'll or
Scott's Creek is again going on.
They have got their drill loose
and in working order again. They
are down near 1000 feet and
expect to strike the oil sand al
about 5000 feet.
Harry Mill was the Sunday
guest of Roy S.hultz.
Bertha Oliver, of Five Mile, was
the Sunday guest of Myrtle Row
man.
Guy Shultz and family, of Lo.
gan were the Sunday guests OF
Donald Shultz.
Wesley Snider went to Logan,
Sunday evening.
Squire Shultz and wife were the
Sunday guests of their son Cyrus,
of Logan.
Mrs. Lucy Shultz and children
went to Shawnee, Saturday.
Roy Funk attended church at
Logan, Sunday evening.
Ed Primmer and wife, of Logan,
crossed the ridge Sunday.
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! SOCIETY NEWS OF 3
! OTHER Towns 5
Buzzard Avenue
X:::X.:X.::X:::X:::.X.XX.:X :X:X B

Noah and Boyd Stiverson were IN
Lancaster, Saturday.
Sarah Young spent few days last
week in Lancaster.
Ethel Young and brothers, George
and Russell, of Lancaster, are visit
ing Goldie Stiverson at present.
Anthony, Onley and John Daft, OF
Miltield. spent last week with their
cousin, Bessie Shaffer.
Ada Gutter is working for John
Bailey.
Bessie, Nora and Nellie Shaffer,
Goldie Stiverson and. Anthony and
John Daft enjoyed drive to Sugar
Grove, Friday evening.
Lucius Rider was the guest of his
brother, John.
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Rock House

We are as big as life, Old Owl, Of
California, we have not gone on va
cation, we took it earlier in the seas
on. We are just little lazy. W.
didn't think you had missed us.
We understand Camp Meeting
begins at the Rock House Aug. Both
We are just waiting for a good time
as we always have.
Mrs. Rempel, of Logan, and friends,
Rev. Spoehr, wife and nieces, ol
Detriot, spent Thursday at the Rock
House.
Our road boss, Keller, is busy pix.
ing our roads at present.
Sam Kline and sister Jane, of Can't
we'll Cliffs, spent Sunday with theil
brother at the Rock House.
Several of the young folks took in
the social at Gibisonville, Saturday
night and report good time.
Soloman Kline, spent Saturday with
his mother at Cantwell Cliffs.
Jacob Hartsough was in Hog
Hollow one d ay last week, Jake says
everything looks lovely
Mr.. Anderson, of Hog Hollow,
called on Jacob Hartsough last Sun
day.
Aaron Lindsey, of London Heights,
spent Sunday with his friend, Sol
Kline.
DR.. G. +. Aplin and wife and DR..
Barton spent Sunday at the Rock
House.
Earl Harmon, of Haynes Postotfice,
spent Sunday with Sol Kline.
PlOW Bow,
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Logan High School i
"FirSt Grade"

Somehow the rumOr has been
started, and seems to have been
widely circulated, that the Logan
High School has been dropped to
"Second Grade" F." That you may
see that the report is absolutely
without foundation. l invite your
attention to the following CORE
spondence between myself and the
State School Commissioner, whose
duty it is to determine the rank of
all high schools in the State.
Logan, o., Aug, 3, '0S.
Hon. h. A. Jones,
State School Commissioner,
Dear Sir:-There are rumors
widely circulated here to the ef-
feet that our High School is drop.
ped from "First Grade" to "Sec-
ond Grade" and from the Sac
credited list, " AS pupils, patrons
and members of the Board of Ed
ucation have come to me about it
| ask you for an ofil, ial statement
to set us right. Sincerely,
Charles G. Garman,
Principal, Logan High School.
Columbus, o., Aug, 4, '0s.
p. in, Chas. C.. Garman,
Logan, Ohio,
Dear Sir;-Logan High School
is recognized by this department
as a high school of the "First
Grade" The accredited list"
refers to the listing of high schools
by the Ohio State University.
Very truly yours,
Edmund A. Jones,
State School Commissioner.
By consulting the last official
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Pleasant Valley

Rev. j. L. Baker and family, OF
Gibisonville, spent Thursday night
with L. Vancuren and family, and
started to Stoutsville, Friday, where
they spent few days with relatives.
A number of young folks from this
place, attended the social at Enter
prise, Saturday night.
Lewis Rodgers and son, of Crossing
vile, were seen on our pixies, Friday.
Jesse Brown, of Enterprise, was a
business caller in our valley.
Augustine Blackstone was engaged
in hauling railroad ties for o. A..
Shaw, few days last week.
Solomon LEM and wife returned
home, Friday, after having taken an
extended visit with their sons, John
of Marion, Ohio, and George of De-
tiance Co.
@. w. Zeigler, former teacher of
our school, has been staying pretty
close to our valley all summer. But
10! when winter comes he must '.fold
his tent like the Arab and silently
steal away"
Darrell and Hazel Prior attended
the ice cream social at Gibisonville,
Saturday night.
Isaac Vancuren, wife and children
and Charles Zeigler attended the
Lancaster camp meeting. Sunday.
Augustine Blackstone and Charles
Carr called on A. G. Prior, Sunday.
MINNEHAHA.
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Scott Free.

For Winfield S. Scott of Athens
county, a prisoner at the penIten-
tiary, the number l3 should have
no terror. 1t was upon that date
in August, 1906. that he was re-
celved to serve seven years, and it
was on that date in the same
month this year that he was parol-
ed from the big prison. His release
came on the exact date of the sec
ond anniversary of his arrival at
the prison, Scott was formerly
treasurer of Athens county and
was sent up for the embezzlement
of about $27 900. He has a fine
home north of the city. Scott will
be released today.