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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-29
Nickel Plate

Everyone is busy making hay and
picking berries in this vicinity at this
writing.
Quite number of the people of
this neighborhood attended the Ice
cream social at Miller's Chspel, Satur-
day evening, Julyl7.
John Cramblit and family were
Nelsonville visitors July 18th.
Jacob Keller called on his sister,
Mrs. Bert Campbell, of Scott's Creek,
Sunday, she having been sick for
about three months.
The following persons visited at
p. ID. Harden's, Sunday: Elijah Har-
den, wife and family and e. p. Kreid-
er, wife and little son, of Haydenville.
Mrs. Thomas Burns is thinking of
making visit to Indiana. She ex-
poets to go next week and will re-
main several weeks visiting relatives.
Robert Shaw, wife and daughter
Grace, spent Sunday in Logan, guests
of Mr.. Hamilton's.
Mr.. Wilburn has recovered from his
recent illness and is able to be at
work again.
Charles Harden was at home Sun
day. He is still working near Enter
prise.
Master Lawrence Cramblit, who
has been sick with malaria fever and
tonsilitis, is able to be out again.
Tena Keller, of Logan, visited her
brother J. j. Keller, of Nickel Plate,
Sunday.
Jacob Hardsock helped Robert Shaw
make hay last week.
Walter Harden has been sick for a
few days.
j. r. Shaw spent Sunday with his
son-in-law, G. A. Nill's, who is very
sick at this writing.
lola Keller was the guest of Miss
Carrie Keller, of Hillside, Saturday
and Sunday.
Master Frank Reynolds, of Logan,
spent Monday with his uncle Robert
Shaw.
There were two very pleasant sur
prises in this neighborhood this
month. both postal card showers.
Grace Shaw's friends took her by sur
prise on July II. She was the recipi-
ent of about 80 cards, and on July "a,
Mae Harden had the same kind of
surprise on her. She received SO cards.
birthdays are landmarks in our lives
and we hope these little girls may
look forward with pleasure and never
have cause to look back with regret.
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Theodore Burton.

These are heart-rendlng days
for Republican papers in Ohio that
boosted Burton for senatorship.
About the most pitiful object in
the state is the republican organ
at Columbus, the Ohio State Jour
nal. Under the same stress of
woe the Cleveland Leader is al
most incOnsolable. while some of
the lesser luminaries try bravely
to twinkle in silence.
They had so much to say about
the pure Statesman who could be
relied on to be an unfailing cham
pion of the people. Now they
look over the "honor roll" and find
such names as Beveridge, and
BristOw, and Cummins, and La
Toilette, and half dozen more,
but not the name of Burton.
Before Dick voted Burton voted,
and Burton's name is found on
Aldrich's list along with Dick
the same Dick whom some of those
papers have reyiled.
No wonder there is inexpressi-
BILE agony in the sanctums of some
of these Republican organs. They
are once more found guilty of
helping to fool the people of Ohio.
They can't be depended on to pick
a candidate for senator or for any
other office who can be depended
on by the people after election.
Next year Legislature will be
elected that will select successor
to Senator Dick. 1t will avail
nothing to elect Republican leg.
islature even though the Ohio
State journal, the Cleveland Lead
Or and their satellites be permitted
10 select the man for Dicks place.
If Burton was their first choice
then spare US from their second
choice. To make sure of il elect
Democratic legislature next year.
That is what the people of Ohio
should have done last fall. Had
hey done so Burton would not to-
lay be q shattered idol ON q brok- |
N shrine OF the 4. o. p
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Thursday. July 20. 1909.

Now THAT the hottest months of
the year are upon us, it seems to
us that a g,aod work could be done
by the church societies or some Of
the clubs in the matter of furnish.
Ing ice to the sick poor who are
not able to buy. Many little bs-
bier aud sick old people suffer in
the not season for want of ice.
Will not some club or some society
take up the work and relieve some
of the suffering. Surely there is
q reward in the world-to come for
such persons.
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Skunk Hollow

Well, it seems like we are going tC
have little winter mixed with oul
summer by the looks of things.
John III. Wagner met with quite an
accident, Thursday of last week; he
was taking the thrashing machine tC
the resident of Saul Bauer and wat.
er pipe bursting, dashed the yener.
able Johns back the-neck full OF
hot water, causing John to nurse a
few blisters. He said if it had been
a bottle with hot stuff and hit him in
the mouth, 1T would have done him
good and not made blister.
j. L. Sollenberger and family of
Lancaster, visited S. w. Sollenberger,
last week.
Mrs. John Klump and granddaugh-
ter called on the formers brother one
day last week.
G w. Walter was Logan shopper,
one day last week and also made his
wife present of q beautiful stand.
Old Crupper took supper with CIV.
Walter and wife, one evening last
week.
Louise, Clara, Ed and Geo. Miller
we're visiting Caroline Ulmer, one
day last week.
A. M. Ellinger is busy stacking
wheat at present.
Those from around here that were
Lancaster callers at the reunion Of
Rev. Kaumyere's 22nd pastorate of
Lancaster, were the following: A. NJ,
Manuel, Fanny, Christena and Henry
Ellinger, wife and daughter Florence,
Cora Sanford, Alta Kull and Frank
Miller and wife: all report grand
time.
Those that helped John H. Wagner
thrash his wheat, last week, are as
follows: John ii. Wagner and son,
Carl Shull, Vern Dupler, S. w. Sollen-
berger, Gotlieb Klump and son, Fred
Gruner, John Kernmiller and son,
Lee Evans of Lancaster, Ed Miller
and Jake Timer. Mrs. Grim and Mrs.
Klump got up good dinner for all.
Mrs. John Wagner called on Mrs.
viii Kernmiller, Thursday of last
week.
Hello Logan Route 2, you ask me
how / know your name is Frank"
/ am detective of the first water.
Well, Brier Hollow, are the berries
it keeps you from writing.
Say, III lend you that merry widow
hat, providing you get wife to wear
it.
Hello Lena Shull, that ham was
just fine.
Old Crupper's bees didn't swarm as
yet, but will let you know in time.
Jake Daubenmeir and son Homer
were seen trying our streets. one day
last week.
John Wagner was trying to dance
the highland fling and cut his ankle
to the bone on apiece of glass.
Kathryn and Sarah Wagner were
Sugar Grove callers, last week.
Gertrude and Hazel Sollenberger, of
Lancaster, called on their aunt, Clara
Wagner, one day last week.
Hello Nellie Sollenberger, how do
YOU like fried chicken, it makes Old
Crupper have fits just to smell it.
Hello j. j. Kull, of Reno, Pa, why
don't you answer some of my ques-
tions and don't let on you are deaf,
for you didn't use to be.
OLD CRUPPER.
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MIR. DOUGLAS, the congressman,
made great splurg before the
house Of Representatives about
the tariff that should be revised
downward. He places himself on
record now as friend of low
tariff. For the land sakes, when
did Albert Douglas get to be a
Democrat low tariff advocate, Has
he not been strong Mckinley
man and Hanna man all the polit-
ical lives of these statesmen, and
their high tariff policies were the
powers that elevated them to the
places that they held of political
honor. Has not Mr.. Douglas, all
his political life, advocated a high
tariff! What has changed his
mind on the subject Is it not
that the genial gentleman has dis.
covered that the low tariff idea
has gained in popularity. and he
wants to sugar his constitu ents.
Is it not possible that he is look
ing forward to a nomins tion for
higher Office than that of Con-
gressman. Has he not bis light
ming rods out for the office of Gov
srnor? There is surely method in
his madness.
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LaureIvIIIe. Ohio

+. A. Keck and wife, of So. Bloom.
iingville, we're business shoppers here
last week.
Mrs. Helen Rose, of Lima, Ohio, is
visiting Andrew Mettler, of this
place.
Mrs. Mariah Haynes left here for
Columbus, where she will visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Wilkison, of Ethridge,
Tenn, has been visiting friends here
for the past fortnight.
Chas. ID. Sawyer. OF Glenford, was
the guest OF II. III. Dresback and fam
lily on Thursday of this week.
Isaac HOSler and wife, Simon White
and daughter and MIS-. Thomas Nett
Ter all took In the excursion trio To
Niagara Falls last week. This was
the second Of three trips conducted
by the Dahl Millikan Grocery Com
pany OF Washington @. III.
W. II. Denton, OF Circleyille, visit
ed friends In this place.
Mrs. kacheal Steele, who has been
quite Ill for some time, shows very
little improvement.
Il. S. Floyd and wife took In the
DAM Millikan excursion trip last
week and from there went ON TO
Wash. ID. G.. to visit their son.
Grandpa Armstrong and Grandpa
Mowery are wearing smiles that won't
come OIL. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Armstrong, Sunday, July 25,
a daughter.
Mrs. Clara Culp and daughter Pur-
sell visited In our town Saturday.
Mrs. John Dent OF whose sickness
We have before noted died and MAS
buried at Adelphi, Saturday, July "a
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Wesley Chapel

Mr.. John Hamilton, who has been
quite poorly for some time, Is no
better.
Miss Belle Reichley is visiting her
parents at this place.
Mr.. George Mount Is in the employ
of G. T.. Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutton and
children were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Vest of Cedar Heights, last
Sunday.
Rev. b. F. Oswald took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Vest of Cedar
Heights, one day last week.
Mr.. II. w. Lewis of Shawnee, Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charles
f. Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Davis enter
tanned at their pleasant home Sun
day, Mrs. Caleb Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Steele and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Zimmerman.
Charley Lewis of Shawnee, is visit
ing his brother Walter, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Studer of Lo.
gan, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
NJ. Mount.
Miss May Hutton is in the employ
of Mrs. ID. G. Walker.
Charles and Walter Lewis were in
Bloomingville, Sunday.
Mr.. George Mount was in Bio om-
ingville, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pleukharp
attended the camp meeting at
Adelphi, Sunday.
Mrs. d. G. Walker is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rose of near
Logan, were guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Dow Edwards, Sunday.
Joe Reichley and Albert Hamilton
were in Adelphi, Sunday.
Rev. B. +. Oswald, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. A. Gordon and Miss Belle Reich
ley took supper with Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
G. Walker, Sunday.
Miss Jocie Woolever's father pre-
sented her with 4 fine new organ one
day last week.
Rev. Harry Lyons attended the
festival at Moore's Chapel, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rose of Locust
Grove, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Cain, Sunday.
+. M. Mount and son Floyd and
Walter Lewis were in Bloomingville,
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. S. Cain had for her guests
few days this week, her sister, Mrs.
Esther Hunter and children of Blan-
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Eby of Bloom
ingyille, were on the ridge, Monday.
Hello, Uncle Jim, glad to hear from
you once more. l hope your cold is
better.
UNCLE FRANK.
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NEWS Of
OTHER TOWNS
Pleasant Valley

Rev. VIM. Harble delivered an in
teresting sermon at Fairview, Sun
day. A large crowd was In attend
ance.
viii Evans and wife visited the
formers parents, Saturday.
Marjorie Bowers, Of Logan, Is the
guest of |. Vancuren and family, this
week.
A number of our young folks at
tended the debate at Union, Saturday
night.
Mrs. Byron Zeigler and daughter, Of
Gibisonville, passed through our val
lev, Sunday.
Dan'l Blackstone, of near Bremen;
Mrs. Chas. Blackstone, of Stringtown,
p. A, Ralston and family, of Pleasant
Creek: Nellie Nancuren and Marjorie
Bowers were the Sunday guests of
Augustine Blackstone and family.
G. w. Krinn and family were In our
valley, Sunday.
Michea Engle and wife, Of near
llesboro, were the Sunday guests of
Geo. Conkel and family.
Albert LEM was the pleasant guest
of May Nihiser, Sunday evening.
Rev. Harble took dinner with i.
Vancuren and family, Sunday.
Nallie Wolfe and lady friend passed
through here, Sunday.
There will be an ice cream social at
Fairview M. E. church, Saturday
night, July 3lst. Everybody invited.
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Enterprise, Ohio.

Mrs. Smith, of Jackson, was the
over Sunday guest Of Rev. M. R.
White.
Jess Dupler, wife and daughter
Mae, OF Rockbridge, were guests
of relatives Sunday.
Geo. Kline, wife and children
visited at Rockbridge, Sunday.
There will be an Ice cream social
at this place on Saturday evening,
August Z. Everybody cordially
invited.
Mrs. Fred Ellinger and daugh-
ter Dorothy, visited at Logan
several days.
Miss Tillie Blosser and Master
Lowell visited at Rockbrldge the
past week.
Mrs. j. Kline visited at Colum-
bus several days.
Marion Kimble made business
trip to Logan, Saturday.
John Blosser, wife and daugh-
ter Sylvia, were the over Sunday
guests of Noah Blosser and family.
Ed Loomis, of Columbus, was
the guest of his parents Sunday.
The Y. P. G. u. was we'll attend
ed Sunday evening. The meeting
was grand success, Mr.. Lester
Matthias being leader.
Mrs. Noah Cook visited her
parents Monday.
Lemuel Conrad made business
trip to Logan, Monday.
Frank Blosser, wife and children
visited her sister Mrs. Jno. Dauben-
mier for several days.
Daniel Carpenter and wife, of
Rockbridge, visited at this place
Monday.
Mrs. w. e. Loomis visited Mrs.
Ed Engle last Sunday.
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Haynes and Vicinity

Chester Hoey made fying trip
to Adelphi last Sunday.
Jasper Polling has returned
home from harvesting.
Mrs. Wilber Vanfossan is re-.
ported no better at this writing.
Thomas Hickman lost a valuable
horse last Tuesday night.
Quite number of people from
this vicinity attended the colored
peoples camp meeting at Adelphi
last Sunday. EVERYBODY seemed to
enjoy themselves.
Pearl Fetherolf and wife visited
the formers parents on Bluecreek
last Sunday.
Oscar Polling sold fine bunch
of cattle to Vern Kitchen last week.
Mrs. Tatmsn was the Sunday
guest of Media Polling.
Lewis Smith and wife visited
Charley Taylor and family the
first of last week.
Daniel Karshner is much better
at this writing. KATYDID.
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IT is good time now fer the
Health Officer of Logan to make a
general order for the cutting of all
weeds on vacant lots and people g
premises, and also to order the
Street Commissioner to cut all
weeds in streets and alleys.
Among the most prominen6 rea-
sons for this important work is
that the pollen from the weed is
one of the strongest irritants for
the hay. fever sufferer, and snoth-
err reason for the cutting now is
that they will soon be- seeding and
millions more weeds will come up
from them next year. Lets make
II rade on the weeds.
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We lave lost one of OUT Host esti-
ifiable ladies'.
Johfi M, White has just commenced
the erection 6f a nice new dwelling
house ip tile White Bros. Addition.
The Laurelville Grain & Mill Co.
will soon complete their large build
ing. The machinery Is arriving daily
and in few weeks will be ready for
operation.
Geo. Fetherolf and Earl Steele, two
of our young teachers, took turn at
hay-making last week The boys not
being much In sympathy with the
farmers days" took contract by the
load. After the allowance for board
and incidentals, we hear the boys had
Just enough money to take them to
the Darkey Camp Meeting. They
are looking for another Job, and say
they will have 1t II they have to 20
out of town to find It.
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Hungry Hollow

John Smart and wife visited
friends in Union Furnace, Sunday.
Freda Achauer is visiting rela-
tives at Buchtel and Nelsonville.
Sylvia Lehman, of Carbonhill,
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
OFT Smart.
Will Achauer and wife spent
Sunday afternoon with Amos
Guess and family.
Will France and Linda Patton
spent Sunday in Columbus.
Ora Patton and wife spent Sun
day with John Angle and family.
Quite large crowd of people
from this place attended the shoU
Monday night. :
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Valley Crossing

EVERYBODY is busy and news
scarce.
Will Vancurran was on pik|
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Springer and M
Nancy Unger visited with Mi
Nanny Kuhn last Thursday.
Homer Kitchen aud wife were
our streets one day last week.
MISS Laura Sheik called on Mil
McCowen last Friday.
Mary Anderson and three daug
ters attended Sabbath School 4
Pine Grove, Sunday. f"
Mrs. Mary Nickels and two chi
dren spent Sunday with grandm
Unger.
Will Wine was ON our pixies on
day last week looking for haryes
hands.
VIM. Springer went TO Colum
bus for work Saturday morning.
Henry Conkle. Of Logan, was O
our streets Sunday.
BENZ. Long called on John Shell
last Friday.
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Threshing seems to be the order OF
the day,
Mrs. d. A. Polling called on Mrs.
Sam Cell, Saturday.
Mr.. Levi Wolfe tfIade call on Mr.
Isaac Wolfe, Friday evening.
Mrs. James Bright made q call OH
Mrs. Peter Bright, Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. Orta Wolfe and Miss Mamie
Mohler were Columbus visitors, Sun
day.
Mrs. Dwight Polling made social
call on Mrs. Frank Miller, Thursday.
Mr. Blum of Logan, was Sunday
visitor of Mrs. Joseph Kessler and
family.
Mr.. Edward Hickman is seriously
sick.
Mrs. Frank Miller made a trip to
Bremen, Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Red of Logan, Is
visiting among relatives and friends
at this place, at present.
Orla Wolfe Is hauling hay for
Adolph Gompf at present.
Mr.. Charles Woods and family were
county seat visitors, Saturday.
Miss Estella Polling called on Miss
Mae Fickel, Sunday afternoon.
The tools at the Bending oil well
were found recently and they will re-
sumo work Immediately.
Miss Violet Snyder of Logan, called
on Misses Dove and Buelah Polling,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Polling made social call
on Miss Nellie Geiger, Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Wolfe and fam
lily had as guests, MIR. and Mrs. Isaac
Blosser, Rev. and Mrs. May and fam
lily and couple from Buchtel. Misses
Grace and Elizabeth Wolfe entertain
ed the guests in the afternoon with
vocal and instrumental music.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC idea of interna-
tional government has always been
either free trade. reciprocity of
tariff for revenue only. Is not this
. factt IL it not fact that the
Republican party bounded the
Democrat party from ocean TO
ocean, az the free trade party, and
proclaimed that our policy would
ruin the country. Is in not a fact
that the Republican party crushed
and dispised James G. Blaine and
forced him out of the presidents
cabinet because hs dared to advo.
cate free trade with the countries
that offered us free trade; dared
to advocate reciprocity with
other countries. They branded
him as a traitor to his party and
removed him from the office of
Secretary of State, crushed him in
spirit and he died of broken
heart. Is not all of this a fact?
You know it is. Now at this late
date, when their high protective
tariff policy has ruined the bust.
ness Of the country, they turn to
the Democratic idea, and admit by
their action that perhaps the DEM
oeratie party IS right all of the
time. Some Of II . greatest states
men Of the Republican party have
seen the light. and are now stand
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Logan. Route 2

Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Kessler of near
Logan, were the Sunday guests of the
formers parents, Mrs. Joseph Kessler
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Polling and
Master Carlos were the Sunday guests
of Mr.. Noah Wolfe and family.
Susie and Buelah Polling made a
call on Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McLin at
Logan, the latter part of the week.
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Dogwood Bottoms

The farmers of this community
are all busily engaged in making
hay at this writing.
VIM. Scholl called on Hiram
McCune, Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ansel
called on Mr.. Cutler Helber,. Sun
day.
Elvia and Gladys Brown visited
James Browns. Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Emma Brown of Logan, is
doing culinary work for Sherman
Poling's at this writing.
Alexander McCune was Logan
caller Saturday.
Mrs. Emily Lecrone who was
visiting Adam Lecrone and wife
of Bremen the past week, returned
home, Sunday.
Quite number of people at
tended church at Mt. Tabor Sun
day afternoon.
Thomas Brown and wife called
on Simon Rutter and wife, Sun
day.
Rev. Price took supper with
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Farmer, Sun.
day evening.
Mrs. e. Scholl and daughter
Miss Nora called on Mrs. Sherman
Polling and Miss Emma Brown,
Thursday afternoon.
Adam Lecrone of Bremen, called
on James McClin and family, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Cannon and
two children and Mrs. Il. C.
Cannon called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Farmer, Sunday.
Mrs. Isabelle Polling and son
Arthur visited Sherman Polling
and family, Sunday.
Mr.. Parry Buren and daughters
Martha and Mary, called on Hiram
McCune and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram McCune
and Mrs. VIM. Sheets attended
church at Mt. Tabor, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. G. +. Stivison and Miss
Nora Scholl were out driving,
nm 6au auaninU
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and will provide the party with
free dancing. This is expected to
be very popular feature of the
occasion. A baseball game be-
tween the older and younger in.
habitants of the county has also
been arranged and the committee
promises to supply the rooters with
paper meghaphones for the day in
order that none of the enthusiasm
generally inherent on such an oc-
casion shall be absent.
The committee has also ranged
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Notice of appointment A

Estate OF James w. Bagiey, decsased
The undersigned has beeu appointed and
qualified as Executor " the estate Of James
w bsslss .z lats q ~ Hoskine A oonaty ohio,
July q s-y E1ssnits.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court of Hooking County Ohio,
for first and nnul settlement of Solomon
Kline, Guar iian of Edith /. Kline and first
partial settlement of Solomon Kline Guar
come on for hearing on the 10Th. day of Au-
gust A. ID. 1909 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ :, or as soon
thereafter as may be convenient. 49,.
~
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-..e.v,v,-uuuII tender. They
were highly seasoned with pepper,
salt, little sugar and n drop of
vinegar.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-08-10
PROF. MAUTHE
Has rendered His Resignation as Phys
ical Director.

The resignation of Prof o. c.
Mauthe, physical director of the Shreve-
port Athletic Association, which has
been accepted, is attended with the
heartfelt regrets of his friends and ad-
mirers. During the past six years Prof.
Mauthe has been connected with this
association, and to his efforts may be
ascribed the success attained in the
physical development as well as the
steady growth of its popularity He has
also contributed materially in develop
ing the play grounds and in stimulating
wholesale activity in athletic sports.
While parting with Prof. Mauthe and
his most estinable wife, it is solacing
to know that in accepting position
rendered him from Menoninee, Wis,
that he will benefit in a lucrative sense
besides securing other advantages. He
and his family are wished the fullest
success and in their home in Wisconsin
they will ever be attended by the many
friends and weil-wishers in. Shreveport