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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30

city Saturday and mold short session
of common pleas court, adjourning the
November term sine die.
Second PARTIAL
A second partial account has been
filed In probate by w. w. Walkey.
guardian OF Mary Hadley, showing the
following Received $1,304.73, paid
out s1,2S3.36, balance $66.37.
First and Final
Erza Turney, administrator Of Cath
crime A. Turncy, has liled first and
final account in probate, showing the
following: Received $1,2S2.10, paid
out tho game sum.
Marriage License
Roy %. Harney, glass worker, Hart.
ford City, Ind, and Anna Eola Barn
cord, Mt. Vernon. Rev. John r. Black.
Deeds Filed
Harvey E. Glasgow to II. r. Clark,
lot In Fredericktown, 81.
George C. Sheppard to Logan w.
Sheppard, IL acre in Middleburry, 81.
l.. B. Carver to Lester H. Peters,
acres in Pike, $500.
T. c. McCalla to Frank L. Monroe,
lot Riverside addition to city, $1,100.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30
SCOTT Will
IS FILED
Leaves Large Estate Which
Goes To His Wife
And To Children. Of Deceased
Brothers And Sisters
The Case Against Wdight &
LeveriDg Is Settled
In The Common Pleas Court
OF RiChland Co.
Other Items Of Interest From
Temple Of Justice

The last will and testament of JOS
eph Scott of Morris township, Knox
county, has been filed in probate. BY
the terms of the will he directs that
100 acres of his land in Morris town.
ship be sold at once and that the pro-
ceeds be divided equally among the
children of his deceased brothers and
sisters as follows: To the children of
VIM. Scott, Geo. Scott, Maria Taylor,
Rebecca and Anna Brook, John Scott,
Mary Denman. The testator gives to
his wife, Phebe Ann Scott, all his
household goods, farm implements,
etc. To Andrew Ball be gives the sum
OF $500, to the children of Elizabeth
Dice $500. He directs that all the
residue OF his estate be given over to
L. B. Ackerman, and William A. Ack-
erman,who are appointed trustees. The
estate is to be managed and invested
by the trustees for the benefit of the
wife, Phebe Ann Scott, and upon her
death It goes to the children of the
deceased brothers and sisters men
toned above. l.. B. Ackerman and
William A. Ackerman are named as
executors of the will, which was sign
ed May 8, 1907, in the presence Of
Harry g. SDevin and Dwight q. Sapp.
Case Dismissed
An entry was filed in common pleas
court Saturday morning which settles
and dismisses the case styled Village
Of Bellville by L. d. Barr. solicitor, vs..
Waight g. lowering. In this case the
village of Bellville brought an injunc-
tion proceeding in common pleas court
against Waight & Levering to prevent
the gas company from raising the
price of gas from 20 to 20 cents and
for other reasons such as an alleged
threatened cutting off of the natural
gas supply entirely. The entry shows
that the case was dismissed and the
costs adjudged against the defendants.
Attorney l.. d. Barr, who Is the city
solicitor for Bellville, stated this morn
ing that the case was compromised
and Bellville people will pay 23 cents
per thousand for gas in the future for
period of Q IL years and the gas
pressure is to be not less than ounc-
es per square inch and furthermore
that the gas people have connected
their pipes with those of the Logan
Natural Gas & Fuel company coming
from the Ashland field, which insures
plentiful supply. Mansfield News.
Inventory and Apprasement--
In the matter of the estate of Fran
els NJ Gardner, inventory and ap-
praisement has been filed, showing the
following: Personal goods $1,493, Sc
curities $8,497.04, real estate $19.170.
Total S29, ,160.04.
O.
Court Adjourned
Judge Seward of Newark was In the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30
JAPANESE TEA"

The Woman's Guild of st. Paul's
church viii give a Japanese Tea" at
the home of Mrs. Charles f. Baldwin
Tuesday evening, at 1880 o'clock, Mrs.
VIM. l., Robinson, in native costume,
will give a talk on Life in Japan. Jap
anese souvenirs will be sold A sill
yer offering at the door
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30
DEATHS
+ + + !. + i. i. 4. + 4. 4. + r =
William Pike

Abraham and Fidelia Pike and wfl,
liam Hogle of Mt. Vernon have 70
ceived word of the death Of their uncle
William Pike, aged 95 years, which 90.
Cured at the Delaware county infirrnr
airy last week. The funeral and in.
terment took place Saturday after
noon at Galena. i-'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30
Mrs. Lena Bowman

Mrs. Lena Bowman, wife of Henry
Bowman, died at her home at 701 west
Burgess street Sunday evening al,
1925 o'clock after an illness Of
about eighteen months duration
caused by tuberculosis. She was bora
November 5th 1883 and is survived BY
her husband and two children.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30
Ella May shinnaberry

The funeral of Ella May shinna-
berry at the late home Monday after
noon at 1880 o'clock, Rev. Ira j.
Houston officiating. Interment In
Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30
COLD WAVE
Is Scheduled To Strike us
d Last t. o. It. The. he Wee! veek-

Sh-h-h-h' Another cold wave! Hon,
est! But 1t will not come before th0
end of the week. according to the paid
government dopester at .ashinpgtop last
night. !. ....:
Warmer weather with rain. and .
bare possibility Of snow is forecasted
for the fore part of the week. RE
Friday the frizzle-furry will start tn
the northwest and advance eastward
rapidly. .,.,-i." :. it,.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30
Elected For Knox County
Agricultural Society
Dates Of The Fair To Be
September "a, Is, 26, q
The Fair To Be Bigger In
Every Way This Year

A meeting of the board of directors
of the Knox County Agricultural So
ciety was held Saturday afternoon in
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30

TRY A BANNER WANT AID IT PAYa
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-30

Judge Seward of Newark was in the
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1912-06-21

LosT.-Between Fem and the
John Forsmann farm, Sunday af-
ternoon, purse containing about
SIS. A suitable reward will be
paid for its return to
Roy TERWILLEGAR,
23--3t. Greencreek, Ida
The editor went out to the old
Hunt farm near Winona one day
last week and purchased a nice
pure-bred Jersey cow that was re-
Gently brought up to the prairie
from Oregon by E. L. Martin, who
purchased the Hunt farm early last
spring.
Mrs. L. M. Duffy returned late
last week from Vollmer and took
up her old position as "hello girl"
at the local Office of the Nezperce
Telephone Office much to the graft
6cation of the public. Mrs. Duffy
has proven the best operator the
company has ever had here and
the patrons of the line were loath
to see her leave and glad to well
come her back again.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1912-06-21
KILLED THE DANDELIONS.

After waging an unsuccessful
battle with dandelions for a year
or two George Vinnegerholz gave
up and quit. The other day he
read in the Daily Star Mirror
about a way to get rid of this
pest. S. he tried it. He used
the sulphate of iron and an ex-
animation of his yard will con-
vince anyone that there is virtue
in this remedy. He took a strip
that was as thick with the pest
as it could we'll be and yesterday
the dandelions were all black,
while the grass was growing
without apparent damage. 1t
was noted that some of the
dandelions were again starting
to grow and Mr.. Vinnegerholz
will apply the second application.
He believes that with warm, dry
weather he can succeed in COM
pletely eradicating the pest. 1t
is worth the time to visit Mr..
Vinnegerholz's lawn and see the
results of the test.-Moscow
Star-Mirror.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1912-06-21
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1912.

In cornmenting on the ball
game played here on June 9th
between the Grangeville and Cot
tonwood teams, and which was
called off in the tenth inning
after the spectators had refused
to stand for any more of the de-
cisions of the visiting umpire,
the Globe seems to forget things
that have happened in the past
and makes some rather unneces-
sarily scathing remarks. The
Globe speaks of those who took
part in the demonstration as
"toughs" and says "they SEEM
ed practically helpless for a time
to suppress the mob or offered
adequate protection to the visit
ors." In fact, the crowd was
stopped two or three times from
entering the diamond on account
of unfair decisions before the
tenth inning and it was utterly
impossible to stop them after
the umpire had called a couple
decisions in this inning. How
ever, no violent hands were laid
on the umpire but he was only
told in unmistakable terms what
the crowd thought of him. The
Globe seems to have forgotten
that a Cottonwood league umpire
was thrown out of the Grange
vile grounds last season by play
ers on that team before he had
even finished announcing the
batteries or delivered a decision
and not hand was raised to
suppress this action. In fact,
the tie game should have been
called in the fifth inning when
the Grangeville players refused
to stand for the decision when a
balk was called on their pitcher.
Cottonwood gave in on this point
as well as several others in order
THAT the game might be played
out but no team is required to
tgive everything to the visiting
aggregation, for right is right
and justice hurts no man. We
would like to believe the men,
tbers of the Grangeville team the
gentlemen the Globe makes them
but it was certainly not good
sport to put a man in to umpire
who is reported to have had a
goodly sum of money bet on the
result of the game.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1912-06-21

The magazine contained a num-
Der of illustrations of Cottonwood
and vicinity together with story
of the town and adjacent coun-
try, as we'll as cartoons of some
thirty of our prominent citizens
and Give wires," and Memo, the
pig. AS the magazine has a
large circulation over the east
and many copies will be sent
away by our citizens it will prove
to be publicity of exceptional
merit and bound to attract much
attention to this place.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1912-06-21
Notice To Members.

Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the Cottonwood local
Farmers Union, has been called to
meet,on Saturday, June goth, for
the purpose of voting on an amend
ment to the constitution and a full |
attendance is desired.
RILEY RICE, President.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1912-06-21

Cottonwood received some ex-
kcellent advertising in the June
Eissuesof the Illustrated Idaho"
Ifnagazine published at Boise.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1912-06-21

Dan Greenburg came up from
Lewiston, last evening, to visit
with friends in this neighbor-
hood.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1912-06-21
CANVAS PRAIRIE CHRONICLE
STRICTLY INDEPENDENT IN
POLITICS.

opy for change of ad. must be handed in by
lnesday noon to insure a change.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

ben. ipomit mir fpeai.a auf oas Giiens
babn<Spitem bintpeifen, in ipeIhem
nod cine betlaeenstpertbe aleinitadte-
rel pbipaltet. Sin etipas energtihes
9luftreten Der Staaten gesen oas Surte
fertbum, ipelhes niht bios preuben,
ionoern audi bas gauge Oeutfhlann
beberriht, mare bageeen hoh1t tpiH-
tommen gu beibsn.
Der neue prin5resent tpirb unter
benz Wttbtrauen, bas er 1elbit erregt
bat, gu leiben baben, bis er burh ielns
Sbdtigteit ais Resent ben Belpeis ers
braht bat. bab man feline Worte falih
psr'' anben bat, ,inb mir baben dud'
nitt ben minoeiten 3tpeifel, baB sr 'ih
poa uno gang rebabtlitirsn ipiro.
Gals er ipirtlid eineu falIden pfab
einidlasen iollte. ipiro oas bdper1idk
9olt, bas allerSeit uno ouerpessn
osuti6 mar, ibn tpisoer auf ben rihz
tissn Wss brinsen. qrin5 auitpolo
iebob bat iih burh feline 8aterlanosz
liebe uno feline bohen Re9sntenzgigef,@
idaften elm etpises Gentmal i'm Serz
gen uller Oeutfhen seiegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13
I YrinSresent 9uitpulo. !

/0ur6 ben 0abingans bes prinsrsz
genten QuitpolD perliert Seutfhlano
einsn eolen patrioten unD 8aDern eiz
nen tii6tisen Regenten. Qls Der 3ipeit-
srobts Staot i'm Reihe bate 8anern
itsts cine Dirt politii9e Dorberr1daft
in Subbeutidluuo uno in syolse beHen
mar auh Der baperiihe &Dniesbof Der
Wittelpuntt ausldnoiiher Sntrisuen,
Die gum 3peds battsn. 8aDern in eins
sssenlagli9e Stelluns uNorbbeutfhz
lanb gu brinsen. sSn syranfrei9 begte
man ftets ben Glauben, ben alien
Rbeinbuno, bic SdDpfuna yaapoleons
!. pieoer ins 2eben rufen gu t0nnen.
Dieter SIufion eub iih beion=
bers Hdpoleon III. bin unb feline .feite
ueberatiigung, oab SiibbeutjhIanb
8u ibm segen Norbbeutidlanb baIten
Deroe. uberpaub ieiue 9soegtsrL ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

gabenfreibeit bepprsugt tperoen Iollten,
.oeil Der 8etrag, Der ibnen gefhsntt
tptrb, bon ben Sfiffen anoerer Natios
nen aufssbraht iperoen mub. gbeniu
rihtet ii1 Der Wiperitanb eeeen bic
@orfbrift, baB Sdiffe, bic Giienbabs
nen eeborsn, oDer beren gieentbiimer
bic sruitseiese oerlsbt babsn, BON Der
8enusuns bes aanals uusesI6lphen
1eiu follen. gBas Die frembsn Resies
rung tbun ipplen, tpennn bic Ser.
Staaten auf ibrem Stanbpuntt behurz
rem, pirD ntdt eeiost. DAP uniere
Regieruns BON Der Qbeabsnfretbeit fir
omeritaniihs 8uitenfobrsr suriidtreten
pirb, lit nidt tpdbriheinlia, oa fie an
benz Yrtnsip feitbalten mllb, Dab Sii@
itenbanoelt cine rein terrttpriale @ns
eelegenbeit lit unb fremben He9ierunz
gen nihts unsebt. Sn 8e3ug ouf bas
8erbot gssen S6tffs, Die auspdrti9sn
MonopoIiiten eebDren, ptro pobI etne
Rlarjteaung erfol9en miihen, Oab bic
les 8erbot iih bios aegen omsrifdniz
Ide MonoppIiiten rihtst. llnmDslih
lam uns bas Re6t auitebsn, Strufse.
febe fir anoere Qdnper 5l erluiIen.
Dueeasn tpirb bus 8erbot ssgen bic
Durhfdhrt BON S6tffen. bic giienz
babnen osh0ren, duFre6t erbaltsn perz
Den miifIen, neil oas nDtbig lit, um
uniere MonppoIe gu bGnoioen. gon
frsnoen 2dnbern tommt bierin blos
Canada in 9etradt, beiien giienbabs
men einen 9umpferpertebr unterbultsn.
ltnmooltd tonnen mir 9eitutten. baB
Ganaoo Elm Re6t ausiibt, bds mir unz
iersn Giienbabnen periagsn miiiien,
aumol aus elmer Iufhebuna bes Ser
bots eegsniiber Canada iid erosben
ipiirbe, bab bteiss Sen aansen 8abu>
transport 3niiden ben beioen Weerssz
geItaber unIeres 2anoes an ii6 reibsn
tDnnte uno tpIrbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13
Die 9e 10 rter9untiers

Die q n q Worter 9 ntier s
batien cine unangsnebme Stunbe i'm
Sibunasimmer bes Musi6uhes our
unterIuhung bes 9elozSruits, Der in
WafEineton tdgt. Die 8roter unb
8nntiers, bic mod niht per6Ort tpprs
ben paren, tppllten unter Ingabe orinz
GENDER 9ei6dfte eiligit na4 Relp yort
5uriidtsbrsn, ipuroen aber BON benz
Qlnpalt bes &ommtttees, Serrn I'M
termeper. feitsebalten. Der tpettere Ius@
tunft iiber bas 5retben OH Der ytsp
Yorter gDrIe perlungte. Ias fpDett
erfabren poroen lit, sereidt Der Nep
gorter 8Drie ni6t our Sure, mar aber
i9on lGngIt betannt. Gs Duroe burh
Die perbOrten 3eugen feItgeitslt, bab
beDeutenD mebr 4ttien gebunoelt tpers
ben. als porbdnoen iinD, uno bab Die
goriennotiruneen in srobem llmfange
tiinftli6 gemu6t neroen. 2estsrss 9ez
fhiebt burt fittipe 9duFe unb Ser
tdufe, nobel glsi65eitig ermittelt lpur=
be, tpie bic 8orTen6uie bic 2Gmnsr, bic
iih an Die 8OrIe begebsn, iheeren. Sic
niiben ndmli6 bas piphologifhe Gle.
nlent bieier 2dmmer aus. Seren geiz
itigs Gtgentbiimlihteit 1T, oab iie nur
in einem iteiaenben Martte tuufen.
Sc b06er bic Rptirungen geben, beito
mabr Spfsr seben tns 9urn. Sn
5oIgs peTen tperoen Die prstIe tiinits
li9 eeitsigsrt. SIT bas NeB pOll, ounn
ipirD es geI6loffen, inbem Die Waniz
pulatoren Dur6 tiinitlits 8ertdufe Ell
nen preisItur3 beruria9sn unb bann
bic bonn YubIitum tAeuer getuuften
gupiere gu btlligen grsiIen 5uriidtau=
fen, lporauf basieIbe Spiel nit elmer
unberen Sorte BON Qttien beginnt.
5elbitpsrItdnoli6 barbslt es ii6 suz
meiit um Marginpsrtdufe, mas nidts
anoerss lit, uls etn, SuiorbIpiel, nobel
Ii6 tGglih 5auiedbe Don Menihen
ruiniren. 5erner tpurOs nadgspieien,
pie bic gDrie auh bic WaorsnprsiIe
beejnflubt, refp. eine tiinitliae 5beusz
runs bsrporruft. Das 9eihiebt bauptz
iGfli6 nit 8upfer, bus bon jebsr stne
Spefulationspaars getpsien 1T. Den
9rpbusenten miro bon grobsn 81,
ranaiers 9elb prresitredt, bab lie i6re
aupfsrpOrrdtbs nidt auf ben Martt
brineen. Die baruus fid srsebenbe
Gteicerung Der preife tpirb bon ben
5tnun3zWagnaten eriinblih ausgez
nuBt. On Spfern fehlt ss ME. SObulo
Supfer i'm preiIs iteist, min @lIss
taufen, um an Dem beitGnoigen preisz
aufihlage gu peroiensn, Biz zines i6oe
nen 5ugss aupFer BON isiner S0be
f.rubitiir5t. Sn 8s3ug auT bisIs Scr
qGngs oiirTte bic untsrIuduug beg
8eloz3ru'ts astpiFe beilfame Solgen
baben. Sbne 3peiFsI pirb bas apntz
mittee irgsnb Elm Mittsl empTeblsn, I'M
oas 9aIarbipiel on ben g0rien bebsu=
tenp ein3ufardntsn. Yer 0orTiter
Yuio bat nit elmer gntaiehunq Der
9pftz unb Selegraphsn 5ucilitGt.n gez
brobt. mas jeboh ni6t burhfiibrbur
ipdre. Cine trdftiee Stsuer fir Ser
minDertGufe biirfte tpobl bus gseisz
netite Wlittel gu iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

Wie perlautet, tpernen ale
Nutionen, nit ginIdluB Don Sapan,
bic ensltihe Aesierung in ibrem BRO
teft gesen bas @eieB sur Resuliruns
Der pananegebIbren linter'tiiben. Wie
Gnslanb iinb iie Der Qniidt. bab ome@
yitanif4e RiifenfGbrer niat bnr4 Mbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13
Gttpas mebr poIitiIhsr

Gtnas mebr politii de r
GnItuno I'M &onsrsb lift sine Der iez
eensrei6en GoIsen Der fortidrtttli6en
9epeguns. Sus bat lih bel Der 9es
onitonouns Der Wabl in einem Yennz
ipIponier 8ongreBoiitritt ge3eigt. Der
apnteitont mar Elm Democrat, Der gea
onitanoets Elm Republitansr. Tsm friiz
geren 8rau6e gemaB piiros Die oemoz
tratii6e Wtuipritdt fir ibren 9arteiz
genphen enti6ieoen babsn. 9as 1T
ober ntht geIfsben. Der Rspublttas
ner ipurbe Ieines SiBss psrluitig er.
Hart uno Der Sen,ptrdt ubqcnieIen,
neil geibe bas @eieR aur Gjf1'run9
sbrli6er Mablsn iibertrstsn baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

Die proerciiipe NGttondlz
@eriammlung bat penigitens etne perz
niinfttge Ginrihtung in Die Wege ge.
Iettet. 9ieie beItebt in Bureaus CUR
aontrplirun9 Der Nattonalz2egisIdz
tatr uno Stdatsgsiebge6un9en Sine
iplhe 8ontroIe mar idon Ieit LANCER
3eit nOtbtg. 9as Yrtn5ip pteIer Sc
feBgeber iit, OaB i'm Sriiben ii6 am
bsiten ftiden IdBt uno iie MAIDEN es
ii6 Sur 2lufgabe, bic Spuren ihrer eez
febgeberiihen Sbdtigteit purh eine
Eonfuiion gu berbeden, fir pelae ite
ben 4rtaonez5aoen beIisen, 10 oab
llrpl0BIth unb 5par gum S6luB Der
8eiebgebung Elm GeieB paIIirt lit, BON
Dem man btsber gar ntdts 9epuBt bat.
Die @ufaabe Der 8ontrolbebDroe tptro
barin beite6en, aIe 8orlaeen, Die sirtS
eeretdt Iperben, oenau i'm Nuge gu be-
balten uno benz qublttum QlustunFt 3u
ertbeilen, mas nit ben 90rlagen be-
5pedt piro uno nelde 8erdnoerungen
iie i'm aommtttsesimmer tpel6es bic
Tunteltammsr Der SdII4sr 1T, srfabz
rem buben. Die Sntsrefsn oes 9oltes
Iddoidenoe Bills tpsrben qau3 beiouz
oere 8eaftunQ finbsn. gs 1T bas
sins Dirt poIi' sili6er usbsrpaduns ser
9efeboebungen, Die I6pn ldngIt nDtbig
oelpeIen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

3 0 I. q 8eprgs 8 9urpep, ber Gis
9eniAiimer unb Rebatteur Der ,R. q.
R.ptep", Der bislun3 ni6t i'm 9eroaht
geitunosn lat, Elm Reiorn.r gu isin,
bat an Gis 5abritant.n cine Grma6s
nung geri4tet, Die 8eaGtung perbient
uno audi cine CUTE 8egriinoung bat.
Gr iogt. oaB lie ith auf cine 5arif=Rs=
Dtfton porberetteH muii2n unb pab lie
ii6 ntht in oen Ruf bringen oirFsn,
auf bic Qusbeutung b:s 9o.tes beoaht
81 Ietn. 60 entitisoen er aud bic
2lrttasa 3uriidpeiie, tpel6e segen bic
Jabritanten erboben tpirD. bab lie ben
&OngrsB unge ii2rli6 beeinflufen unb
Spe3ialz4riDilegien auf 9oiten oss
8oltes erItrebten, 10 iei bod nidt gu
beitreiten, DaB tie mebr 3oQ forbern,
ais n0tbig it unb pdburh 6dtten lie
ouA bic Niebertage Der republitaniz
it-en 9art:i perIduIbet. DGre Der
8ouz uno 8aumpolIpaurenz9aroz
graph i'm ieBi9en Sarif, ben Der grGz
fioent ielbIt fir I6Gbli6 ertldrte, psre
nitnftig abgef1Bt pproen, 10 tpdre Die
republ;tanii6e Qartei ni6t 1910 unb
oamit audi ni6t in oiefem Sabre unz
terle1en, GieIe Wurnun9 lit rihtig.
3ts 'Fabritanten hab n ofne sSr1oe ben
ShuB5pll IelbTt in 9.rruf 9ebraht,
ir1bem tie auf unnOt9is 6pben 3Guen
beItanoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

pie Reoe bes sn9liiden Miz
uiiters bes QustpGrtigen, Carl 9rep,
tlingt bur6aus nt9t frieoensfreubie.
s5n Birtiidteit beitdtigt er Die Be-
Iiir6tung, bic bislang gsbsst porben
1T uno oa9tn ging, oaB Die Siherung
be seurcpdii6sn 5riebsns tpobl niht
ou5ge 6tpfisn lei, ss aber audi m0sli9
lei, baB e gu einsm &rtege fomn1t.
Die Reoe lit bic bsunrubigenbIte, bic
I'M gdn3en 9srluufe Der ariessepi1obe
Don peruntportli6em pIabe aug es@
huIter tporben lit, ba lie f4lieben lGbt,
baB ein tisfer gebenoss 3ernirfntb
5piShen ben gntente= unp Greibunbsz
Wd6ten bsftebt, ols bisber anosnomz
men porben it, 2lls ein'igss bebrobz
li9es Woment itnb btslang oie Gnz
fpriihe Serbtens unb 8rie6enlanbs
auf Nl6anien erahtst tporpen. Wan
bat immer geglaubt, baB bic beiosn
Wtdhtsoruppen bartn einig ieien, bisie
aniprihe suridsupsiisn. Das id)sint
ober niht Der 5au gu isin. 8a Sefterz
reid uno Stalien ertldrt baben, bah
iie unter fsinen llmitdnben bic 4ufz
tbeilung Nlbontsns eeitatten iperbsn,
10 1T man gu Der 5Olserung ss3tpuns
gen, bob bic gntente1mdhte Stelluna
eesen bieie beioen 21nosr nebmen perz
ben, in fpelGem Sale 5ib Elm Rriea
nibt perbiiten liebe.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-08-16
aCANSLER, OF TIRZAH."

"Cansler, Of Tirzah," who is still a
candidate for railroad commissioner,
took occasion at the State campaign
meeting in Newberry toSsay some mean
things about The Herald and News and
its editor. It seems that Canslers
wrath was aroused as the result of the
publication in The Herald and News
of an article from another paper deal
ing with Cansler's record, and an edi-
torial opinion in The Herald and News
unfavorable to his candidacy-all this
having occurred in the campaign of
two years ago. This is what we Judge
from his remarks at the meeting. We
have not taken the trouble to look
through our files to see exactly what
The Herald and News did say and what
it republished from other papers in re-
gard to Cansler. During the two years
which have intervened our opinion of
Cansler has changed In only one re-
spect-that, while heretofore we re-
garded him as an object entitled to
some pity, we now regard him as legi-
timately entitled only to contempt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-08-16
Praving for His Defeat.

Editor The Herald and News: And
now, after going down into the depths
of filth, shame and the works of the
devil for something to beat Blease,
they have as a. last resort concluded to
pray for his defeat. Great Scott!
Prayer is good, but in a fight the VIC
tory usually goes to the most men
and the best guns, and they say the
Lord was with them. I can not re-
frain from believing that it would be
we'll for all those who have dug in the
depths of uncleanliness to beat Blease'
to take down their signs, throw down
their guns, and go to praying for their
own souls. j. S. j. S.