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The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Neero Gets Heavy ssote-..

L.,t.e Roes.-Ie-a Henry Warren. The IeEro recently convicted n the first l.5.s.on = he c.rce.t co2r, on the charge of burglary and attempted aSs1lts was sentenced Q 13 years in the peasteLtiarg b. Judge Lea-seYen years tor burglary and q years in t1e other charge. Warren accepted his sentence without any demonstra- ton. He was taken to he peaitenti- ary Immediately after a.s sentence.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
No Claim for Rsciurooa.fon.

Jack Reeyes te.ls tt.s oa Felix Nc- Czrthy. V1o used 70 dr.ve r.zht hack before he retired Q the p-ssi- Geaey ot a retecto-g. where the gods ere sod from the wood
 T didn't See yo1 a. Nu-p1y's tl- neral sad an acquaintance 70 Ne Cart1y. Whats the reason yoI didn't go2~
 Why should T.@ returned Ne Ca-thy, somewhat togchily "Sare. Me-phy ntye- attended ny funeral - New York Telegraph.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
conparatlve Statistics Wanted.

Clay Sloan, commissioner of mines. manufactures and agriculture. receiy- cd a communication from the head. quarters of the southern Commercial Congress in Washington. asking h.n 10 prepare a statement contrasting the agricultural statistics Of 1860 with those 1910. 10 be published in the proceedings Of the fourth annual con- yenuon ot the Southern Commercial Congress 10 be held later.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
aes.:l se:ce:s-t q s:..e peac.

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The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Ttc Pardcrs Are lssusH

Governor Doaaghey- has granted two Pareoas. The recipients of executive elemeEeg were Poul Chapman. who was sentenced 10 two years in the peniteEtiary n Benton county on a charge Of assisting a prisoner to es- cape from the county Jail. ard Dork Griffin, sentenced in Jefferson county to enc year for grand larceny.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Simply 6iusrirc.

A Gilman man f i. related has very red nose. and recently . very ia- qu.sitiye person said 10 him Please don't take o-ense. but Tn curious Q know why your nose is always red '' And this $ the reply the iHQuisl-iye got. My nose is merely blush.ng with pride over the fact that i1 has never batted into any ones business" Fort Smith Times Record.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
--s s"s

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The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Scez@"

F-s. .T.@ier-t.o~ Tar $ ,, . .1e 1eTt Eese.s5e rese-Tc.r.
 Sece--S ...y-z'r--lT g-aveEa-ts and s-I-at g4te ,o yes- lei. cd e1zz Life
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
t,Ee-z~s es

4 Hs- .. @e- ~a9 gat . tze t-ert a-c c-e-e z-e .te--ze
 -e-r>-.e1 s;e-as1- S--gzzza: s11e-.-=s .-.1E -ze. Eaa. or EeTe-r-ae-s r-es. 7s=1s some ze.4 ase se-zz = e---zee1. s-s--zrc=
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

v wo-ar s.!, has :a..t ia ser .-saz-e at-r- .eaf.-g Htst ne car-o- s..soE saFs = aa-a zsea -arr.-g for cfsce her 'oyal.Y is t1e real thing
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

Dr. Pleroe's Pleasan, Pellets frs. pu, up 4p yeafs go. fheg regulate and invlz. oFate stomach. Eyer and bowels. Sugar coated tiny gTanules.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

Jrcge-A-ay ale gac c..a t1.s a1an s0 seTere.gs
 O@cef-Cst C sYnpa-aT- yer ho.or. Hes Tzoer lonely cd sazse.1- w1c has nobody e.se Q club a.m-
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

A feg weeks q matrimonial rain. Ing Will enable man 10 psedlc, brain storms in advance.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Their limit

There ia one Gaeer talug about fist stories
 What fs that.
 Fishermen, in telling o' her catches never seem able c draw the line
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

Red Cross Ball Blue makes the laundres. happy. makes clothes winter than snow All good srocers.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

f you can't marry the one you love. try to love the one you marry.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

Force a man to eat his own words and he will soon lose his appetite.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

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The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
In erhool

Tn School. Spell prohibition. T don't Ike dry spells
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
S3.50 Recipe Free,
 For Weak Kidneys.

Re.lere5 Urinary and Kidney Irozs8es. BzEtzEEe. ss-zl-sas5
 Swelling. E-z.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
k D E E

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The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
ONLY ONE -RRoNo orI.rxr

Tsat ts LAXATIVE k HK0NO oClsisE. i1ok fa ffss sicnatHaH -f f. N e4fs0EE. sad ths HDfIg csef to 1ufs . t' 'Iid "a tae Lay, 25e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03
NISHAP
COSTS THREE
LIVES


tny Rvsnlns Iierals 4. v. s.sassa wiraI
Duluth, Alnu.. July Mira Will
liam Whige 1r||R Mns Gladys
nlchATdson. bort, Conn. ana
i.anRfoFd Maddiean, Dulush. lhe lat-
ter a chauffeur. we're killed early to-
day on country pike near Duluia.
When touring ar NJ which they
ware returning htme nhiadrf from
tina Rad and Overturned. Nllliam
white. ~. wn@ hefi0ualy injured and
~ N \ local hospital
Mlas Mamie 'furrieh, daughter ga
Henry g. Turkish. Iumherman. was
severely shocked and lny apparently
llfelens ~ The roadside until carried
20 4 nearby fqfYn house, whore she
was revived
Charles " Fils4sr4la. the nslh
mrmhtE o. The parts. wns thrown
clear % the prefkhRt and escaped
injury
aasHN Richardson was ~ years old
and her home WAN ~ bridgeport.
Conn. Nhe was the guest 81 Miss
Tpfrlap AFa ante ww atont S.
||"+" VIII
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03

az NfHeIen fssIaia A. ,. Asaste Wl1fI
a r fn
Ger. 1aleamaa a ina AZ mara
lsIn' tod ne iu7t D. lhe bfibtfS sl|aI
u IIafent4 IS notraa toda4 81 ne
aileHtA allenirl " Btff A. FYenklIn
- FIlft H|H
fEHFNl fNFIInfn tna9 before Ffant-
In AH tAt1 hI1H On lnS aaR Ne
RhF dI4Nn ~ juror u thf ffIsi Hs
"a MsNamaFa he pas Waited ~
FrHat FoNlef. & Ioe Aoetlss attorney.
Fowler aeenfaluE a. me witness RFf.
20 hIni ~ Slick on me Mtamafa
intt.
ne picked W four matchNr from
tie flpnf.r aid Kfueer. 'aud tni1
there would ne mar marh n 4 ~
me"
Eouler II emploEea 81 a local f8|l,
way eompaaf mo was not phbllcly
i1edilned wllh lhh MeSamasA de-
Tense.
Kfaael tSitob0faia6 The AiaiA DE-
dHila 81 Hart Frnnklin'n leailnsnnF ~,
atife % enc Iasirr'a alisaen ashIlnH4
With The witness
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03


Aoyof sellers Hayh mas fhe sHanh
n'ls mnsi aoaail shs'F esp'e''pe ~
ss.y . ,passp q az 'ns-a ss'1'se -. -
~ n''''s ~ rFyof ea"'.'a 'n.s
u ~. W ~. y '.Fs =.
y. $3.50 -. ~ y. 80 =. :" nos
~ ". $3.50 -as n'..- y go
N. =. M ~ !"
''1y'e s"'s.s eno ~ ""' ""' ~
,'--' =, ". 's y" ".
1910 '''''.'e'ss p'r.ss = = '"s -'.o "'s's
$3.50 49,. 49, -'ep's 90. y. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03
BOUGHT CARLOAD
OF ENAMEL WARE

4 fuli earload ~ sbe famous Royal
GREY enamel wHfo waH purchased th|a
nnf11N8 ~ RostnINafs fIfAn.. from r.
:. Ft4ae. li,e ssttai aiiatian@st *
had bean advofiiAat That tis'a enor-
auction this mogninH b. Mr.. Frank.
but the itoAenwnld people closed the
deal M The Eh8le ~ halo4a any III
llie goods were placed under the
hammer. Il Il understood that the
1opdt were seeal41 ~ Ro10nunId
llnn y 8 very AHAnIl price.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03

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~,s.a ha,.I IN. ~ I,. css.I.
rss n 4 ..,,s. ,,,,.e,,'.. ~. 40 eee
!. "A. 800 .ceorss,'4 4. I. &,~...,.,,
f,om no,,,moye wh,et !. "A, ~ 49,.
,o~..
..,.-.,... 49,. Il. So. :.
'.-'','' -"
-'.- $3.50
- q - ~. -. ~
r.H Wy .'''''''s'.,' ~. '''' 49,. 7.
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w $3.50 !" -. "a ..''s' ~,
,.,s -. n, I, ~,.z@. - ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03

one Of so chaFaeierisiles o. che
praaenk.aay rtmpalsn FOR the preven-
linn - diaeehp IA ghe homelY, prno-
tloaf way 81 whicaI facts are being
nlacsa befor6 me publlc. Macy Of
mr. state hoasds lhreunh DnlIatlns--
ere aolns esfeAenl nofk IN ihla d.
feelion As result some popular
ioess are he|ps sadly sheken, The
isisie i,ssspslie fst iassasss. has ssea
for years fik subject % househoid
possfy, ana has been referred 10 a.
ne HARMLESS and innocent e1inpanion
~ man. TiN bedbne on ihs con.
tfaxt. has boen looksd GA win
eHshless sveFaleh. qla has ne So
ciel siaudin9 Even the mention o.
hls naAt has noi batn eohaldafAe
sosa form n eur hqat circles. while
ne least tqselr|qn " . apeaklna ac-
llNlnianee Wl|h hlm hag been reanre-
~ with harf 80 ire tinY nenher
81 t6s nnllttm m tie Nnrfh cafoilna
STATE llaafa nenlsh. ~ cskna
yeaAppn. q 81 AfIlele - Elles
and fllih. s Kew - 3 matter
anpftln a feet tf|ns the
alma & she tIIe md Ihs eeef ~ she
eAc4ahitt is htahae h much
moth @'|Nb enmfanlph innh me
AAAAalis. hasl AZ bAa 81 ~ boarl
~. 1. =.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03
FAMILY CREMATED
IN BURNING
HOME
Investigation Leads 70 Belief
That Husband ChIoroformsd
Wife and Child and Then
Committed Suicide in Blaze


sng nssning rssrsle A. 3. Eenrid wirsD
ninehampton, y, y, Jeiy ~ 3,inx.
hNmpton was etlfFed To-Day upon ~.
teiylts news from lfarVhrd. . small
town near tg. 20 u efecg that while
lnvcfllgatlns The denth OF Emerson
cl4fk. hia wife ana one at their child
rem, IN i nfe that destroyed thelr
home, he coroner found tnnt ozark
i'evknt Z bottie OF chlorcform the tay
before ny nre, The coroner believes
that he chlorofoFmed the two hem-
nefH of che fafnily. saturated tntlr
clothing Win kerosane. aet nfb Ia Il
ana then perisbed himself N M
purning house. The hDor 81 ahn.
foungosl anunhler AGED nrn. ahe
found bound W ID Bed ciolhea 1Iierc.
VAS evidence that kerosene lad hten
used Clark and nla wife, Which wne
~ third, did mos live happily io.
Setherl Sta two ether chllde4n b..
came crippled with SERIOUS lnidslss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03

The Herald extends ~ best Wishes
10 Prof E. 4. Drake. eailor 81 me
Hncorro chIeftail.. na ~ fpllrea from
the newspaper fseld IN New Ae1ico
IN favor o. Anton Mayer for many
years CLOSELY associated with Prof,
Drake in The publication Of ths Chief
tain. Prof Drake has dlspopsd o. Al
Nh interest III this bflnhf ana uassul
weekly 20 Mr. and MA mayer. who
WIN take entire charge. and that they
win continue the policy which has
maae thla one OF the inast sncceasil'l
weekly newspapers n The state goes
without saying. Prof. Drake. g y
nndetsinoo. win deyoir an Ma lime
10 fhe duties or tha ponltlon Of presi'
dent u the school Of Mines and 20
hls private afsaifl
Prof. Drake. who has Wleldee me
editorial pen on ths chlaftaln for q
donen years. IA . gentleman of an
lahee education nhd mastery style
who has mslmlainea steadily and un.
swefylnaiy policy o. boosting the
lntelligent and hons flee development
~ mis- home town and d6basS. apd
mho nae AWAY been loyel 20 those
interests lSo h one ~ the anless
And hnehftal editors IN sho stats ana
hls n6aH| fen,hsha win be ereaiiy
a..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03

lpsf he ensrrsa Pflne4snn uHSrs NJ
wnN gradnalAN In 1&1H "a. lAr1,
sllit,ed law Ri lie tiI.,vhsh.lt ~ III.
alnla, feoeised the deNfea 81 a. Al. ~.
~ ias2s thu degrees 81 II. Il. d. from
fohn hophlnt 4n|frffl,y N sHsa.
y n ~ "a Lake Forrest university
lsnrih rHrellna - faeT. ara d0rfof a.
literature from fnIk university NJ ae
plsealenHiRi faIebfasien
ftoftasof Wilson Was nfIunfl nro-
lessor 81 history ID HiBh Manf COLI
iene and professor "a histhff ana Sc
ittltal economy 81 YssleYan unlvef.
III 1880 he hecllne professor ~
iuFiapfudhnco and bol|iicni Aconhnlp
ps trlneetqn ~ tns me tIt|e nf hla
chair was ehansea 10 lhei ~ pF0.
ten.rf II undergraduates apd upau 40
enaowmeNt ~ hertoe afoCmmleh
pfpftnsoe "a lHfssnFdlsAea ana noll
Al% His uaft ehI|&eH The alaIe.
aHa t.lte " 0A ..Il.Ala1.
RFt nla bert hn1NA 4IllIna1.
NtpIeastf 1FsA4R stafa1 as IAI4.
IetnlH n ~ Eefi nft.1tnla ri
Fflntcton III 1891 dSStt f|IH Iat
1|NH % nnM IH'8 QII8a h|a n44taoAa.
Sara HaffnH 1t,N rf&hIsaf|4f tlnA4P,
ntN. He u fnIHH elder n .tt
HffenN rff.4fleriI rnufrM 81
NfINNHigH NNMn hH aAtA.n|.IIA.
ueN Ht frlnr'lan IL #i'stH n,tRa
tNt f'itnrI4 - oIlH16 atal|41|I
tNf fHaIatl4r ~ An|tItan aA1Iall0n
iN e'|8 Project ~ az only failed N0a
e|4HHMoNI IRH NN0HM4||.| 4 |4. l.0.|..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03

which MHHuf Heflefa WihHe4 H"t -
Occur IN Gals faIg rify tnmorrof NJ
ChadboafHe 81 me Traction e34taIF
Is cs.cpsfhilhs win ne magyar ~ 'i'lf
natteE.
-
THE oAME on TIN FHEE
The land tf China thranHh TIE haSe
OF roliirr inccnse smoke
Ilaa heard tbs voice 81 Freedom can.
Ard drobhfd ~ ancient yoke
Ia women Oh fhelr flRY feet
WIN toddfs fofsh 20 p04e,
Iss men win cut their finger malta
And shaw and fbaen quote.
r0r since they slnked ainmeeA puf
Behlnd tht famous wnil
tf,sN efnanieea q leaau4 ~ tBe
And learned to play Baseball.
The sons ~ BID ConfncInf.
Renowned Tor rice and Ton,
Have dared 70 take their stand among
The halrr 81 liberty.
Mlhna irving - tfalle's
-fs--
Enough Said.
The fiowsne bowl
~ dangerous;
The reason Why
We won't discuss.
Except 10 ray
3 The morning after
~ seldom deemed
A time Tor lauRhlaf
C.
RACK to the woods for lhe Ifoun
DAVIS
THE SCHOLAR IN politics viii
now have q chance 20 show whether
he cen bripE down the gold medal
o.
THE REASON In easy~-they dldA't
make enough use Of DR. orays
Champ, Champ pons.
PLATFORMS are after 81, merely
words Very few u their plankn ere
nailed down.
COLONEL lioOhnvrhT declares
that ne WIN make trouble yeti and
ne don't deaht him q IA.
--g1-.
WE CAN READILY believe she
cInlm that Kansas leads the world III
the nunlbor ~ wlndmhls
-~u--
DlO0ENEs mual have had busy
time al n al Chicago, nnd We arc nos
very SURE he dld mncn better ~ Hal
tlmofe,
O.
AIS. or WHICH h unimporiant
beside fhe fact that the pfohiblilon-
lsss are igoinN 70 nominate n presl-
denllal candidate on July 40.
~FLoPe TO liops~ d me head
line nuHaested w q contemporary for
me item aboui Tho PENNSYLVANIA
who qnit the pulpit 80 take
abn5Re ~ brewery
ci~-
T1lERE ~ REASON 10 believe
lhne q'eddylila Is not YET altogether
erndlcaled Qallf a number ~ gen.
.leihtu appear % have a good deal ~
! n their syptemn
THE LATEST u the "Fall|nn-oN
Gown. ADJUST b. more 81 Il than
some of lhr FceeQlly Designed atrp-
eiiiea o. Il uoyer would have stayed
p N M first place.
--u-@
JAMES j. iiii.f. hen starred on :
|i4hlnr tFin on tlse sitf ~ Ms cateh
t pfofn by depend whether ne VIII
|4lef give oul ~ Interview saying
|h8f the conntFR q pgonperouh On moi.
Co.
TIE ONLY thing that nfnHRerf ~
3 80 ttseuFiis 81 what m awte,
racket the FfIHttfon asudeHia aua
hiuluni win make balwecn now and
alecllon day.
THE 8OuTtHnN PACIFIC ~
suing FOR fourteen oeHla. n caDa q
gets q Judgment the compauy hua nor
Decided hoa she filads viii be appFo-
WOODROW WILSON said pe-
||ahtet" when they broke lne neWa
|o him. This a 4 bunk start We've
heard this oppression before and a.
Die nnt efi4insl1 ID New fcrHfy mr.
sf FfInatfoH
Tffr NATION recently faced
Htiyh 1nf 81 'arf u fnHde afeafd-
ing 10 the a|4paloups pfopaply
|fneit f nn Knows how lhe
Ihmnhn leelni FOR Inhf tfiait
q ttN4 affair With HIN.
NOT E4NNNF Wllh efpaadknN on
.hc ~ sHe sfAe|4 ol NsNN1lla. kara
have slaIs4H afa| 1he MpibefFY
lltt tNfn nN fho Nf4un1 that
.a.. vi 4. .4.. n. -. 1890. .....I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-03

THra ~ another liiflt incident Of
the Uusa1t ana Insane Fourth N JhIy
witch aiagof Sellers Wishes net 70
occur IN Gals fRIg flfY tomorrow ny
ffadb6afae 81 the Traction e34HaIf
is co.opffailne win ne magyar ~ 'illf
Haifef
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-02

prised two rifed guns and four OF the
smooth bore pattern. Captain Ayres
was not content to be making artil.
lery records, although his battery had
scored we'll in his first action, Bun
Run, where 1t was attached to Gen,
eral w. II. Sherman's brigade II used
canister on the Confederates at one
crisis in the battle. Ayres went with
McClellan's army to the peninsula as
chief of artillery in General W. r.
Smiths division. Later he became
commander of a division OF infantry
serving in that capacity until the sur
render Of Lee and coming out WIN
the rank of brevet major general II
is also of interest to note that on Jan.
2S Colonel Hiram Berdan's famous
regiment Of sharpshooters, the First
United States, was equipped with
Colts and Sharp's rifles. This was
pioneer sharpshooting corps In the
eastern army. Others were organized
earlier. perhaps, but experienced dill
Guilty in securing rifles adopted to their
use and also in assignment for this
special service.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-02

pretend to support him after democratic
Democrats had begun to get confidence
in him?
Ingratitude to Harper's Weekly! Let
us be thankful that the Democratic can
didate at present most popular, dares to
be ungrateful to plutocrats and their
organs. President Mckinley was CRATE
full and the Republic was disgraced with
Hannaism. What may it not have es-
capped by the ingratitude with which po-
litical plotters and antique romanticists
a re now in one great chorus charging to
Governor Wilson?-Leading editorial in
Chicago Public, Dem.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-02

was stunned for weeks, literally stunn-
ed, when Governor Wilson abandoned
the plutocratic band wagon. Upon re-
covering consciousness it kept on play
ing Wilson tunes, but everybody who
read the music with any care realized
that all this was humbug. Hasn't the
support of Harper's Weekly been freely
and continuously used by inorganic tou-
ters to discredit Wilson by making the
thoughtless believe that Morgan wants
him? What better policy could Nor
gan have adopted to kill off Wilson than
to have one of his own principal organs
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-02
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Three 70 be nominated

HEIN-We are authorized TO announce
the name OF John Helm, OF Jenerson town
ship, as candidate for county Ooinnlls-
sioner, subject to the decision OF the Demo
cratic voters OF Mercer County at the coun-
" primary, May u, lelz'
FRYSINGER-W are authorized to an
nounce the name OF Jason T. Frysinger. OF
HopeWeu township, as candidate Ior
cision OF the Democratic voters of Mercer
County at the county primary May 2l' lvlz'
sTAEGER-We are authorized to an
nounce the name OF Calvin Staeger, OF Jei-
ferson township, as candidate tor OounIy
Commissioner, subject TO the decision OF
the Democratic voters OF Mercer county NJ
the county primary, May Il, IVY
BREWER-We are authorized to an
nounce the name OF A, Brewer (better
known rs "Fodn Brewerh OF Union town
ship, as IA candidate for County Commits
sloner. subject to the decision OF the DEM
ocratic voters OF Mercer County at the
county primary, May q, lpl2'
DABBELT- are authorized to an
nouuce the name of Barney Dabbelt' OF
Franklin township rs candidate Tor Ooun.
" Commissioner, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic voters OF Mercer county
at the county primary May q, 1912.
BRITNsEWICK-W are authorized to
announce the name of Andrew Brunswick
Of Granville township as a candidate Tor
County Commissioner, subject TO the de-
County at the county primary, May 81 l9l2.
NELSON-W are authorized to an
nounce the name OF j. r. Nelson, OF Union
township as n candidate for County Com
missioner (selected by u convention OF the
Democratic voters OF said township sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic
voters OF Mercer County at the county pri-
mary, May q, 1912.
BEHRENS-We are authorized to an
nounce the name of Henry Behrens, OF Dub
lin township, rs IA candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic voters OF Mercer County at
the county primary, May 81, 1912.
HILDBOLD-We are authorized to an
nounce the name Of John Hildbold, of Glib
son township, as n candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic voters OF Mercer County at
| the county primary, May 2l 1912.
HART-We are authorized to announce
| the name OF Pat Hart, of Recovery town
| sioner, subject TO the decision OF the Demo
cratic voters of Mercer County at the coun-
ty primary, May 2l, 1912.
| EVERS-We are authorized to announce
! the name OF Bernard Evers, of Marion
a township, as a candidate for County Com
/ missioner, subject to the decision of the
/ Democratic voters Of Mercer County at the
/ county primary, May 81, 1912.
| JEWETT-We are authorized to an
nounce the name of Harry A. Jewett, oi
] Jefferson township, as n candidate for
| County Commissioner. subject to the decis-
! ion of the Democratic voters of Mercer
/ County at the county primary May 81. 1912.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-02

But what are the anterior facts in this
case? Harper's Weekly, an organ of
inorganic plutocracy, noting that Mr..
Wilson was democratic in the academic
abstract but with pronounced tendencies
toward plutocracy in the political con-
crete, hit upon him as an ideal candi-
date of plutocratic Democracy for Presi-
dent. Thereupon its editor called to-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-02
GouernOr Wilson and Harper's Weekly

gether in New York City some of the
robust plutocratic politicians of the
Democratic party in New York and New
Jersey to put Mr.. Wilson in training.
They began by giving him 'the glad
hand" as pluto-Democratic candidate for
Governor of New Jersey; and everything
worked we'll until George L. Record, a
Progressive Republican State Senator of
New Jersey, intruded.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-02

The single tax has taken long step
forward in Seattle, Wash.
BY vote of to the City Council
decided to submit the Erickson charter
amendment to a vote of the people
March S next Under the proposed
amendment all Improvements and per-
sonal property are to be exempt from
taxation after July /, 1912.
Friends of the measure had originally
intended to submit the question by in
itiative petition and 1900 signatures to
such petition had been secured, but on
legal grounds it was considered safer to
have the matter go to the epeople through
submission by Council. A hard fight
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-02
rnn rnuNrY AUDITOR

STEINBRUNNER-We are authorized TO
announce the name of John r. steinbrun-
ner, of Marion township, as chhuluhte lol
Democratic voters OF Mercer County at the
county primary, Tuesday, May 2l, 1912.
UNGERER-We are authorized TO an-
nounce the name OF ed q. Ungerer, OF Jel'
ferson Township, MS n candidate for county
ocratic voters OF Mercer County at the
county primary. May 81 1912.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-02-02
Notice TO CandIIdates

The price for publishing announcements
of candidates for county offices Is sO.OO, no
difference whether the announcement Is
made Immediately or AZ future date, Inc
cash must accompany the annouheeIlen.
and they will be printed IN the order In
which they nre received az this office, ana
no deviation from this rule viii be made,
20, OARLIN, Publisher Democrat