The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-11

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I noticed few lines of interest in
the Marion Daily Mirror of July 9Th
1910, under 3, the heading Of BLACK
shadows hangs over,y page 4 column 2
the part referred to here Is in column
3 page which Is as follows.
ut is said that few years ago an
aged lady who then resided near
Agosta thus ignorantly signed deed
to all her real estate, and in short
time was legally deprived of her only
earthly home and we learn she is at
firmary and this is but one instance
of many of like nature"
l am acquainted with this case here
In mentioned. You will note, zig
norantly signed deed" This aged
lady never was given as much as a
red cent or any. thing else of value
for her property. The understanding
was to be taken care of the rest OF
her days for said property and
was, stated that the papers were
signed to this effect and afterwards
burned. Note, "in a short time was
legally deprived of her only earthly
home" Yes and all the furniture and
clothing thrown in to make good
measure. As quick as the papers were
sisned' insurance was placed on the
property and in some way or other
the property caught fire and burned
uown, and cverS thing the old lady
had was consumed and the other fol-
low got tho i-rn-oncn and then put
q mortgage on the real estate, and
hen afterwards the property was sold
to colored man and the aged lady
was legally taken to the county in
Urinary. Her education was taken ad-
of to some extent all the way
through the case. She boarded her
opponent instead Of him boarding her
as the agreement called for which
line expired In a few days as the |
was consumed by fire and
Ter opponent got all she had legally |
With out giving anything of value I'm |
eturn for said property. The county |
S paying the bill he should have paid
justice had been given the old lady
n else her property been given back
o her. The aged people were legally
aken out of a barn that they used as
residence after the fire by the execu-
I'VE ofiicer and set them along the
ublc roadside after being inform
tney mad no money and no place Ia
o. No shelter Of any kind was offer.
TO them at that time by the exc.
ltive officer.
rms was done the second time as
ley went back I'm the barn called h
oine> after being taken out. Every 4
erson is born with a Divine rIpb, Il
10 "o1 intended that all should have
nome yet this aged lady was dc. ID
'veu' legally deprived, of her oorv q
'rthiy home, furniture and c,otbin, 4
e'ery'hing she had in this world
MS deal is fraud all the wav
rough and not ignorance, as we arc 3
u all born accountants, book keen. /
s and lawyers, and IL we have not
u the money to buy justice we are 5
It very apt to get IL. I hope 10 see L
e DAY when every man, woman and
iid can own home without fear Il
getting beat out of II. Today n n e
or man steals a loaf of bread 10
ep from starving he Is sent to tho
'rk house. If rich man steals s1o. :,
or Il railroad he is sent to con. .,
ess to make laws to protect him
H. Talk about socialism breaking g,
the home, who broke up this
me IL was legally done that is ac- b.
rang to law, and the Mirror states =,
ere are many others of like nature
J, r, Berry
las Dix Avenue al
Marion Ohio