davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22

isrernben 5Sris Relltcr'a gehort. Netb-
!uiih tp,lroe am Is. Nebruor 1899 III
RenSsbura aebprcu.
SauptHluun BON 1t 0 pen Il"
pcrflaat @ 0 blth oterin
Ter inmoie nSalptnolrn BON &p-
pcntd," ser Wtitte slu0rit pori1cn
S,snbres aus oem Sirol9ei0naniB be-
anaoiNte Stulter &oigt, bat bic
lpobltbGtigc Game, ipelhe ibm biSber
allmonotlid] Sic pcrlprohencn 100
@orf aesoblt bai. oertloNt Gie lette
Wtpnotsrutc lit ous9eblieben lnb Der
yS5ouptlnaun," lueldJer por Subrcn
nit ieiner Gntiiihrnng Scr &openlcfcr
Stuottoiic Sie SSpttcrfeit ser aun5en
@elt crregtc, periteht III 8elbiaheu
feinen Spab.
@icr Sabre 3ud1baue fir
pionagc.
&om 9fcid)sgerid)t III VciSia lit
oie Riclcr Spruhlebrerin Wfinno Ee'
terien. iuelde III franioiilhen @es
beinlbicnitcn Ilaib, 5n 4 Sabrcn
3ld)tbous nerurtbeilt moroen. Sic
puroe idu,lbia beflluocu. olS Spionin
tbdtia Ge,peicn 5il icin, lnb 5iuar ge-
ncinian nit hem bcreit0 inl 9topem.
Der pori9cn Sahres ponl Wturincs
Rrieesaeridt in StieI Sl 5 Snbren
3uttbous per,lrtbeilten Sberuoat
Oietrid). Gic Teterieu bate olli
3ietrid cinen oil SppnotiSmus grcn=
3enben GiniluB onsseiibt. "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
Yeriudc in Nnitcruuericnbuna.

Rem 0oUel1 Goun., 16. San.
Iurh Sr. @iIep. GbeT bcS d,en,i
.iten 9ilreons i'm Hmloes.Mferbau
Icportcnlcnt, lunroeu i'm TerIaiif Der
lettcn Wohe 3nblreidc @eriilhc elm
Beleitet. Die iiber Die 8rdudbarfcit
in6 Cite Der uerld,ieoenen WetboScn
5ltr Scrpadinl9 uno @erienoung fri.
ifer ai,tern Seu9nib oblcaen ipqen
Gic auitern, Die idnlmtIib aus @e.
lrailern Der lllnaeaa,o 9teip.Sapen's
ltammen aehcn bon bier nod @aih.
ington. 10 iic bel ihrer sinflnit ci.
.nrr cingcbenoen llntcrIudung inter.
5caen lpcrocn. ,S1 6er ilttercIIirten
Greilen iiebt n,ou oem Grgebni6 ser
unteriiid|l,ng nit grober Spun,ung
ertgeaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
Vcbenflid,er HiifiaQ.

9i d,nono 3, Yn., 10. Snmhar. -
@aLter Slirpin ilno 3bos Scabolo
lpurocn bclrtc oobier lueeen GaIid
nliiDcrci perbaitet. Veioc ipnren crit
tiirjIih utter beoingter 9e8nobigir,1
nns Dem 3ndJtbanie entlalIcn woroen.
Iic GcinnBenen baiten bel ibrer Ner-
.baituns falide Dtiin5en 1T ibren 0e.
iis. 5urpil bat II Sabre Ieines &C.
bens i'm @cFdllsniB perbrad)t i,nb
ri,roe icgor int ,3udjtboitie bel Der
Seritcllrng ialider 0iiin3cn erioppi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22

Ser Wunf cntnoUmeren 8eIoes Gut
cine IN 1905 III Breeue-9ountp ae-
iilbrtc pplitiidbc GaulpuJne perpcn.
Get buhcn. -. e.
George ". Torlep. Nincbdrt'e
SdGuolcr, mo &na. Z. Slnitb, lpilr-
0Gn III ser lcbtcu Nad)t lrcJen cines
uuQebicbGn Terilld,5 jiir Gorr,iHipi
ring Scr >Slirp perbaftet iulo bis oltf
Tcitcrr9 inter ic $4,000 9iir8ldafi
lcltcIlt. H&lc uerldutet, lubu6en 9e.
bcimprlIjilten nod uul eIncn Srltten
Munn lpeIher cbenialls pcriild)t has
ben iolL sic &rp aui lm9eicslihe
Weiic III bccinfIllien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
Wumpcrncnr SnsfcIl bartn1dig.

49, Bolluerileir S1nSfell hat erfldrt,
Wutbric, Sflnb, 16. Sanl,ur.
er mcrbr. ,,n9cnftct Der Gntideiolrn9
heS Sbcrgerid)ts hcs Stuntcs, oab
rie Stoots. .9lllsid)anficlle fir geiitiac
Getrontc burf oaS bel Ger lesten
Nnbl ubgc9ebcnc &olfsuoi,lm nid,t
oui9eboben iei, Die lusid,onfltele
mr. bonn'iuieoer eroiinen. penn boS
S6ergcridjt ibm bireft Die g9ieber,
crofflnma bcTcblc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
IS Sabre 3mdItbans.

Nuntier Gii,cDart pcrilrthCiIt mo 10
iort III Die StruiaritoIt gcididt.
@crbuitungen lpeger &criltd)e pir
Gorruntpirun9 bon Ueid,pOrenen.
Wits bnrg, Ed. 10. Sanlldr
- ). .. j. Hinebnrt. iribcrcr aoiii.
rer iino 8icc' GrGiioent Ser ,,Sorner8
cil0 Groper3 9tationdI. @Gnt" BON
WoDnesbilrg. peldle Dor tina il6cr
5mei Sabrcn nit Gerbinolihfcitcil
pon $2,O00,0O0 iollirte. lultroe hente
iiberiiibrt. bie 9nnf ourd Gcironou.
tioi lmo 9ctrii5creicn riilirt gu bd.
ben. 9nnoe6ridlter 'sns. S.Douns
pcrlrtbeilte i'm oarultf loiori ;i 10
Sabren 3ud)tbaus. S5eute 9tafmi..
tag bereitS ipuroe er i'll bas iueitlihe
3uttbaiis III bieiieer Staot gebrott.
Inn ieine Straibaft an5ltreien. Tenl
Scrnebmen nod ipirb er nidt appel.
Iiren. gr io1 Den ar6bten 3heiI hes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
Sntinadlcr am Stritt.

y cm Dorf, Is. Sanliar. - 81.
6olge ocs heiite Don Dem s3crein Der
Nut'nbrlfonten angefiinoigteu Gnts
ldli'les. oen 8ebralid) ocS ,.ltniot
pabcI" IN ibrcn 6abrifen nitt mctr
I'll Seltotten, miro es pieleid,t in rs
Mlltlobrifcn, peldlc 10000 bis 25,.
GOO Ferlonen bcldl1itigen ,umStrite
fonInrcn. Iic ,Snbrifnnten acben ais
Vrimo iiir ibr @orgeben al. oaB oi,
Slltrlod)cr Union ibreu YerpiIifh,n-
gen gcgeniiber bcr ,.8eper Sot 60"
II philadelphia uidjt nataefonliner
Ici. Soi,lenoe bon Sutn,nhcru in
Grange. Ms, grooflpn N..D..
9iHpSDtiIfnro, Gonn.. Soutb 9sor,
lrnlf. Conn. Tunburp, Conn.,. ,n,o
onocren Crten itcllten idon bc,,te oi.
9lrbeit eil.
Die federation Of oobor." ipcIdr
III Der Diabnabnlc Der Scutfobrifanten
CIT 3cld,cn erblidt bab Die Nrbeit-
8eber IN alien 0cidlafts5lpeigen einen
gclnelt'nnen aanrpi sesen boy
"llnion BABEL" i'm Sd)iI6e fiibren.
miro Sd,riite crereiien, init Die fri.
fenOen 9ltniafer 3li unteritiiAen.
Sie hat einen 6nros bon $500, 900
bis $l00,O00 iiir oeu 3ped sur Der.
iiiallnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
ScnrD Sangcfciue's Selbltmoro.

. ton WtuIl. 1G. Somlor. -
Nenrp &. Hongebeinc, bcr YrGliocnt
lno S6otmciltcr Der .9Inaigomntor
Dionilioctllrinl 60. elmer @er3boll.
Sirma. lulrbe bier helltc in ocu &c.
If1ItSrGinneu Der 8elcllidait nit Ell
ucr Sdubpunbc III Der Stirn ais
2eidle aufgeiln,ben mo eli &cuolpcr
lag ncben ibln 9tnf Dem @ehinOe
her Grjtliden ltntcriudling bat Can.
9ebcine, luelder cin Se6enSolter bon
i9 Snbren crrcihte lmO in Gperctt
lpobnte, SeIbitmprO begangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
Srci Sabrc ,uegen acfalid)teu Sanf.
'.r 9(usmciies.

Greensboro, ap., 1G. Soltl,ar.
= Z. z. slnoerion. ser iriibcre Yrc'
iioent scr banferotten TopicS County
Vnuf II. Srlllt So. luurbe bier bc,lte
Ger Gilrciduna eines 6ecibigtcn iol'
ihen ganfallslpeiics id)ulOis beiun.
sen ilno 81 orci Snbren Smdtbol,S
pcrilrtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
Wenner ocs NlfDbplS.
Ger Sennt ser 2egislntrr bcrdtb
ilbcr eill Gcrbot ser SpIrItli0ieu'
Suhritatiou in Scuuciiec

gta buillc, Scuil, l6, Sau. --
>Nu Scnnt ser ScJiSlatltr beaoml
te,lte oc brittle 2clung Der 9lll, mel
d)e Die Nerltclllug beron'dcnocr 8e
trGutc ilnerhalb Der 8relSen bcs
StonteS Genneiiee pollitGlloig pcrbie'
tet. ober noh pcrihiebcntlidcr Slnell.
birlnN Ser MoBregel ipllrbe Die ipei-
terc @crntbung oui Gicnitog Gud).
mitta1 perihobeu. Sm Snilie lplrS"
bette cine g9ill eiugebrad)t, luelCte
oudl bcn %erfuli gclpiiier iogcnam.
ter SOFT IrintS" lmterlogt
9eiDrbcrung BON nfears
bier.
w on to pnlerp, sllo. 16 San.
--- Cine @rol,erei Illd)tc bier bclitc
I'M cine rifierlidIe %eriiigln1 nod),
hltrd, luc!d,e Die Gilcubotncn &c
slplinacn iperbcl Ipllen r9teorbicr"
unh Ghuid)e @ctroufc 5il beioroer1.
8oi,ptiGhllh lit cS ooronf ob9eleben.
oic elmlobmc loltcr tSraht leltens
ser louisville 4 Noibpinc.@ .@obn" 81
erSluingel.
ErpbibitionS.NiIl in Mr.
faniaS.
2ittlc u o It, glrf, rs. Sanuor.-
SIN lluierbauic ser Qeoislotur lit
cine Bill ciugcreid)t luoroen, lpeldc
oen Sertolli BON geiltigen @ctrGlfcn
i'm Stootc Nrfanios perbietct. Dan
glaubt ieoot), Dob Die Nrobibitons'
slnban9er Frobibltior in Der oieSma'
li9en Seilion nidt iorcirerL ionbern
oie gntiheioun9 ilbcr Die ,Sroge bcn
@Gbiern IN Der noeblteu Stootslpobl
anbcimitcllcn luerbcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
Tlipinus perlanacu YiirgrrredJt.

Mem Crlcans, 16. Sani,or.
Wcbrcre biulocrt 6ilipino5, bic in
2ouiiana mldilig iino, luollen bel
ben Seridtcn Inn bic grlan9llng bes
amcrifaniifen Niir9erretts cinfom-
men. Gieie grfltirlna scbt bon orci
0iitglicoern Scr &olonie aus, Die lih
perionlih bereit5 I'M, ibre Hotliruli,
lution bclUorben bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
germiidr telearaphiid,e 2epeid,cn.

- Bel eincr aciiel.grpIoiion III Ser
9orlie.'ihcn Sdgenlilble, 4 Weilcn
iiiolid) bon 9aurens. S..G.. iuurben
orei 9iescr uno ein DianltGier aui
Der Stele actootct Gle 2eidIen Der
8etobteten ipdrer bis 3iir lli,fenlit.
fcit peritiilnmelt.
- Sn 9alliton bat oas Socob
aaen'i6e Gbepaar oen So. Sabrestag
feiner &od5eit seieiert. Veibe Gat.
ten erfreiien iid oi,Sse8eihneier ge.
ilinobeit, obmobl lie id,on ipeit fiber
so sSdhre oft Iinn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
Trcisciprodcn.
SbOyuton ScHtiHa S,nino uun Mturo-
elnflane cutlaitct.

linlcr ocm Initcn Ncliol oca oure.
icnben AroBcll EubIitluua. Is
mar idou baS 5peitc NtuI, ouS
er olS Iorocr Dor @eriht itunN.
- Oh iein Erilocr Captain Nctcr
=. SninS ictt iiberboupt Dor ec,
riht gcltcllt perocu miro, lit ,mei.
iclboit. - Surp mar - Shmocn
IN Ncratbuug. - Stuat5a,uuaIts
id,oit BON G,lcen'S Goimtp oegcu
tirt lulo cntnluthilt.
6lnlbinM N.9, 10. Snnuor.
- Gbornton s. Saints, luclher bier
melcn Wiitlhulo an Scr bon 'eiuem
&rIlbcr, GopitGu Nctcr 6. 0onS,
perilbtcn Grnlorolng bon S4nl. &.
Illlla lultcr elner ulf Moro i'm er,
item @rubc lolltenbeu 9lntloac Dor
@erlht ltnno, lulroe hcute ireiNeipro.
den. Gr bate fcincn attipen 9lutbeil
an Der 5bot genommelL ituno je6ot5
nit cInenl Jtepplper in Ser Sano lei
nem Srlocr 5llr Seite, lm oielcn &c.
gen GinniIflulg SIT ihiieen, ludbreno
oerlelbc 9lnnis nlcoerlchoB. Captain
Feter G, Soin5 miro ipGter pro5ei,
lirt. Iic Surp iuor % Stlmocn in
@erotblrng mo ibr Terott mlror
bel leincr 9IntilnOiJuug bon Dem gro.
zen olnpclenoen Eublitlm nit ,Slbcl.
geIhrci begriiBt, 2llli Hihter Gruuc'S
Velebl mllBtcu Die Nchl0cr ul9ooun
naa Scrlbta5lnlmcr pcrloiicn Soinv
Idd)eltc, nlS CT ocn gSubriprud) pcr,
nubn ollctn Icilc sltgen fiillten lid
oobci nit Sbr1nen. &on cinenl Ser
@cltluorencn miro in Griobr,ula &C.
brobt, hob Die Sllrp iu @onjcn tic.
ben sIbItinlnilng pornubm. gel Der
crlicn ocrIclben itiulrten odt @e.
'dlporenc iiir Greiiprccbung unio bier
Iilr llebcrfiihrimg.
SieS iii id,on ooo 3weitc Nal, oa5
.Ibcrrton ). 0nillS Don elmer Mcro
ontIoBc 'rcigclprohen milr6c. ;Su
1891 lton0 cr III Girginien lueNrn
Grmoroinia lcineS irilbereu ,SrcimDc$
Gornro u. &anni8nn, lpcldjcn cr gc
lcBcntIH elmer GnnoeluDrt cridolicn
bate, Der @erift. Scine @ertbcio,
Acr nluhten 9clteno, onB cr aus
Notbmcbr fcllertc. llno Is NclonG
lDncn, 'eile Greiprehllug jll iihern.
g'od leincr Gntlallrng fllbr lborn
ton :. MoinS per glutomobil nod,
Song Solonb'Gim, nm lcincn i'm oor
tlgcn @cfdngnib inboitirten Yruocr
Eetcr Die Irobc Aohrit)t leiucr 6rci
lprcdln9 III bringen. General NuinS,
Der Satcr Der Ucbrilocr, nno Gottin
batten I'M &otei 9lltor, III Widnbat
ton oas Nelultot oc5 YrojeIies or.
iuortct, mo mllrben per Sclepbpn be
nnd)rid)tigt &on @cf1naniB in Coma
Sslnno Gltp begob lid Sbornton nnb
Dem Soiel slltor ju Ieincn Glter:,.
Iuf leiner Nobrt oirh Die Strubcr
mllroc er bon uielel Eerlpncn er.
foint uib ourdl ,}Iriife beariiBt.
@enllte I'M giircun oeS EiItrifts,
oinpuliS pon NucenSsGeurtn crfli
ren onS bclltigc Tcrbitt beocutc
ipobrlhelnlid, oob Captain Souin9
locrbnipt niht proieliirt. ion0ern
Der S6but leiucr Jomllic o0cr scr
VunoeSrc9lcrlnig iiberonhuortct wcr
ben miro Stontsomuolt Iurrin ioN
tc bclttc 9lbelo: $50 lplhc Ncroiftc
nb9eocbell luer0cit bn fam irgcn0
s5enolo. ipclder iflou 1cnuH lit, iilr
cine 0eborlGe Tcrtbcibiglng 81 lor
9cn. oiisgebct mo Mcnlhcn ioOtcn.
Truntrnhc Idcint iett olli cine b0
bcrc Stltfe oeltellt jil ucr6cr, OILS oic
Seicbc AcS WplfeS "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
,Siinf Wirnidlen crleioen IIammrntso.

NibIuno. @sc., Is. Son,,ar.
- Gral 9tatbnn Sberraro nnb bier
ainoer I'M alter bon einsm bis su
lchS Sobren erlitten beiite iriib olrd,
ein Ueurr, lpeld)es ibre 1iitte inn Cd.
lins'Ihen SolibaderIoser. 90 Yaeiler
norolif bon bier, eindiherte. oen
Glammentoo. ssatbnn sberrarS III
als Sod in Dem eager onseiieI1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-22
Mms bem beuti@en Hei1e
aaiier Tran5 Soiepb's SOait anf
&aiier Milbelm.

toulgnl ScIene bon Staliell crbalt
ben Guiieuproeu .als 9lllSSeit.
nlns iiir Sen giier, nit mcltcm
lie iih ser llu9liidIlheu onse-
nomucn bat. - Erin5 9lbnlber!
beItcbt 8ciubr. - Gorge I'm oc.l
@rufeu Sompelh. - Gin SrelmO
Srit Reuter'S tooi.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18
Eulogy of Mills Gardner.

The following beautiful eulogy on
the character and work Of Hon. Mills
Gardner. a former resident Of this
county, now of Washington q. H., is
taken from the Fayette Advertiser.
1t is the introduction TO an essay by
Thomas f.. McElwain on Laurence
Sternes 'TristTam Shandy."
This story of u COED man, wish
to dedicate-if that is n proper term
to Hon. Mills Gardner, who, in my
younger years, taught me, by precept
and example, 10 walk in the path he
trod and upon me liesa heavy burden
of regret that l continued not there
in. Mills Gardner, while not the
oldest citizen of Fayette county, ono
is, | believe, one of the best, and
whose friendship and neighborly kind
ness, my fathers family has for sixty
eventful years, enjoyed and valued
highly. His kindly offices tofthem in
health, in sickness. and at the very
gates of death; and when our loved
ones were laid TO rest in that hallowed
acre, made sacred TO us by the pres
ence of those who lie there sleeping;
have been sufficiently appreciated but
have not been, nor can ever be, .sufii-
ciently acknowledged.
In the history ofevery county, some
men will always command the confi-
dence of the people, and l believe
that no man has earned or received a
greater portion Of the good Will and
love of the citizens of Fagette county,,
or has made for himself surer place
In their hearts, than las my friend
Mills Gardner.
His hand wasnever stayed by selfish
considerations when the welfare Of
neighbors appealed TO, him, or when
the secular or spiritual betterment OF
the community was, concerned, and
his personal labor, and substantial
contributions were ever spontaneous
and Over-generous.
My relations with him, and love for
him, have been almost that OF a son,
and in this have realized what 1t
means to have the friendship of a good
man, who by his patient and kind
consideration for my faults and foibles,
has taught me to deal kindly with
those of others. He has, / believe,
like dear old Uncle Toby, builded
well, for time and eternity, and when
the relentless harvester, swinging his
sickle In his on-march, shall have
gathered in few more sheaves of his
months, and the nights shall have
come to him, as 1t must to all of us
he need but rest awhile under the
vanishing shadows of the ever dawn,
ing day, and the welcoming notes OF
Gods reveille will awaken him to the
bright light of His sunlit morning.]
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18
FORT HILL.
November Is, 1909

November 10, 1909.
John Reed and wife and son, John,
and wife and baby spent Sunday with
Wells Jones and wife.
Mrs. Blanche Mattison spent Sun
day with Mrs. Permelia A. kissing.
Daniel Butler and daughter, Miss
Bess, made a business trip to Hills
boro Saturday.
Miss Melvia Hickman is the guest
of her friend, Miss Edith Mace, at
Sinking Spring this week.
Clay Foulk, of Bainbridge, visited
his mother last week.
Mrs. Mary Bobb visited friends and
relatives at Springfield and Dayton
last week.
Isaac Stults was business visitor
in Bainbridge Friday.
Tommy Mccall, of Carmel, was a
business visitor in our vicinity Tues
day.
Miss Pinkie Cartwright and Harry
Kissling called on Miss Blanche Ha-
vens Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Butler and son, Ben,
spent Sunday with the formers broth
er, George Davenson, and wife, neal
Olive Branch.
Austin Eubanks and wife and little
son spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, p. B. Cartwright, neal
Sinking Spring.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18
CLOVERDALE.
Nov. 1900,


Erwin Leininger and family had as
their guests>Sunday Manford Work
man and wife and son.. Warren, and
daughter, Ollie, and Miss Mary Nc
Laughlin.
Misses Audrey Gonna and Rachie
Faris and Raymond Gonna spent
Saturday and Sunday with James
Donohoo and family at the Infrmary.
Perry Moberley and wife visited
George Evans and. wife, at Buford,
Sunday,
Worth Gossett and wife entertained
number of friends and relatives at
dinner Sunday.
Rev. Hales will preach at the church
Sunday morning and evening. All
are invited to attend.
Glenn Faris,. or Hillsboro, was the
guest of relatives here last week.
Mrs. Ida Foust and Rachie and nellie
Faris spent one day last week with
Ed Barker and family.
Miss Lille Donohoo and son, of
Hillsboro, were the guests of relatives
here few days last week.
Burch Moherly and son, Floyd, were
the guests of Oscar Evans and wife,
Sunday,
John S. Faris and wife, of Hillsboro,
were the guests of his father, j. B.
Faris, and family, Sunday.
E. N. Pulliam and wife. and o. b
Pulliam and family spent Sunday with
John Bennington,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18
County School Superintendent.

Three important school measures
are being prepared by State School
Commissioner Zeller for passage In
the legislature at its coming session.
One will be for the creation OF the
office of county school superintendent,
one for the establishment of two state
normal schools in northern Ohio, and
one for the appointment of commits
sion to investigate the subject OF in
dustrial training and report plan
for its adoption intothe curriculum OF
the public schools. The county super
intendent bill has had many followers,
and will have good chance for pas
sage.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18
LETTERS
From Our Readers

This column is intended as medium
for the opinion of our readers. The uieWs
oppressed are not IN any case to be consid-
cred those of the Ne,cs- Herald
THE BooTLEeeINe EVIL.
EDITOR OF -HERALD-U Unless
all reports are untrue great deal of
intoxicating liquor is being sold
I illegally i'm Hillsboro. People have
told me that there are large number
Of irresponsible people, former saloon
buns and porters, who are now selling
a vile grade of whiskey here at an
exorbitant price. The people, who are
conducting this business, are the worst
class of citizens in the village, worth
less no account whites and negroes.
Some Of these men who, before the
town went dry were never known to
have dollar, It is said, are flush with
money now.
There can be no question but that
there is some truth i'm these reports as
it is no uncommon thing to see people
on the streets under the influence of
liquor and the trouble on election
night is directly traceable to this
cause.
Until recently Hillsboro waspractic-
ally free of the "bootlegger" and was
considered and pointed out as one Of
the few dry towns in the state that
was really dry. But in the last few
months these criminals have been
doing thriving business. A few Of
them are caught and sent to the work
house but the large profit to be made
in the business, even with this danger
hanging over them, seems to make the
business attractive to the worst
element in the town. The men who
are now carrying on this business have
never earned an honest living, are
without financial responsibility and
are absolutely devoid of honesty,
decency or morality. They would
have no hesitancy i'm selling their vile
liquor to young boy and if under
stand the purpose of the local option
law 1t is to prevent the youth of the
community from becoming addicted to
the use Of intoxicants and not to cure
those who have already formed the
habit.
In my opinion it is time that some
action was taken by the good citizens
OF Hillsboro 10 put stop TO the boot
logging business. Are they going to
be satisfied since they have put the
open saloon out of business and sit
down contentedly and allow the white
trash and worthless negroes to sell
liquor without interference and hin
drance TO whom, when and where
they please?
If no concerted effort is to be made
to stop this kind of liquor selling 1t
would be better to go back to the open
saloon where the business was subject
to control and restrictions. If Hills
boro must have either the unrestricted
bootlegger or the restricted open
saloon | am in favor of the latter
ONE VINO VOTED DRY.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18

Bloomingsburg, Fayette county, has
been troubled recently with bootleg
gers. Last week Ed Bayless and Gus
Edding, colored, we're arrested
for selling liquor. Bayless drew
a sentence of 5000 and costs and Edd'
ing 300 and costs Bayless apparently
had been doing a thriving business
for he paid up promptly, but Edding
is now working his out at the work
house.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18
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FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
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Notary Public.
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18

The Natures Creation Co..
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18
Total Eclipse of Moon.

There will be total eclipse of the
moon on November 27, inst, the total
ity beginning at 2:46 a. m. and ending
at 4:08 a. m. 1t will be visible In the
United States, Canada, Mexico and
Central and South America. There
will be a partial eclipse of the sun on
December IL, but 1t will not be visible
In the United States.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18

President Taft says that he is afraid
that congress will not have time to dc
all of those things which it ought to
do. We don't believe it will have any
trouble If it will not do those things
which it ought not TO do.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18

We have been wondering for the
past week what one, T. Roosevelt,
would have called the Sugar Trust If
he had been the occupant of the White
House, when it was found out that it
had defrauded the government out of
$40 600 900.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18

Is anyone so foolish as to believe
that the ultimate consumer got sugar
any cheaper because the Sugar Trust
defrauded the government out of
$50. 900, 900?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-11-18
Notice |!

Members of the Farmers Protective
Association should notify Seaver
Parker Of any trespassing or hunting
on their premises. Mr.. Parker is the
State Game Warden and is also the
authorized representative of this as
sociation.
BY order of Board of Trustees.
ii. p. MORROW, Secretary.