The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-17
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70 the cause n the aecendtncy N the
white race and the reclamation ~
authority ~ bis native county and
state Hts labufa. sacrifices and auf
feflnss during that period made him
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and devoted little hand Of men WIN
tfiumphed against such odds that the
present generation hear the fecltala
ss 10 the nature " legends " old
lie vas 4 member " the county dein
ucfatlc executive committee and ala
excellent work for the party dnfinQ
hls term, and as working democrat
10 the ranks he has always been con
coded ~ be q sincere, willing and
earnest party man.
lie was president Of the board ~
supervisors nj the time the present.
court house was erected and his
labors were mainly Instrumental IN
bringing about state OF public do.
mand for the construction ~ the
building. Both before and following
his membership on the board OF su.
ttt NiNNir ht WdN Jh~tift w tut HtNtt
at Wade, Ia beat No. 2 lie was chosen
grand chancellor Of the knights Of
Pythias Of the state some years ago
and served until about two years ago,
He was married three times, each OF
his wives being young woman Uf
Jackson county. His first wife and
entire family he lost through death
He IL survived by his wife and twu
children; a son, who Is engaged IN the
milling business at Bond, Miss, and
u daughter, the wife OF Mr.. Pau
Smith OF this city.
Five lines from the end OF the above
article appears the following sentence
"He Is survived by his wife and two
children" etc. What was In mind
when that sentence was written, re
membering that Mr.. Johnson hat
been bereaved OF his nrst wife ant
entire family through death, was tina
his third wife and two children SUI
vive with him TO enjoy the blessing
and pleasures OF life. The fact tina
Mr.. johnson Is so well and lntlmatel
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recesses OF both counties 10 itself In
dicated that an ambiguous intcrpre
tatIon may be placed upon that sen
tence.
Mr.. Johnson and his friends ar
making an effective campaign
throughout both counties and the,
express entire satisfaction with tn
conditions as they are found. TIL
DEMocRAT-STAR regrets that room
may have been made 10 that one sen
tence for questionable jest to b
used In the campaign, and assure
Mr.. johnson and each and all Of hi
friends, that this paper, even now
recognizes the patent fact that be !
very much alive and active, and will
be among the most surprised Of Mis-
sissippians II the effectiveness OF til
clean campaign he and his friends ar
waging Is not quickly and unmistaka
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