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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Sanil itimmt's ia.

r@iiieu Sic. ih peritehe nid,t. wie
TrGilleiu Sdrmicrfe nieien ctniGltigen
Serrn heirathcn fornte--rpo JIG bod,
cine 10 talentirte Malerin it,"
rNa, bai1n itintmt's ia, Shr
Morlt lit bod eir pollenbetcr Ein-
iel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
SiciiinniscS ans Der Suolosic.

Gin aanleel fam 5chu Gage urbei-
ten. obnc 81 triuteu. Us gibt ober
and, aameclc. Die fonnen Scbn Gage
trinfell, obnc Su arbeitcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
iernenhoiblIf

.Miilcr, nenn ih ioae .Stillec-
i%tanoen." 10 miro nidyt mchr aenuufit
mo lpcltll sSbneu ein elephant anti
Der 9taie berumipo5iert ODER Shre
Shwiegermutter Sbnen nit Dem au,
tontcbil iiber'n 2eib f1brt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Niloernmgsgrnno.

Hehtsanpalt: Ais MiIberullgss
grrno hin meinen alienten fibre idt
lflieBIid, Oeiien 10 bofgrabigc aiirS-
iid,tigfeit on, oaB cr beint beiten @il.
len riht imitairoe mar. Die Sraeneite
ieiltcr Shat III iiberbliden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
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iSatalc NmffaGuna.

q. (oer eben bon einem 9%efonnten,
Den or lett Sa6ren nieoer ~getroifcn.
sum Mittageiien e~illgelaoen purbe):
rIprcpos, Shre Sodter iino mobl
idorl aae perbeiratbet?"
9. (slttnnitbig): n9sa. fommell
Sic nilr--eine miro iid) id,on nod,
fir Sic iinoen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Sas gabp.

S5elte: irgeno ein glilfliheS ia
miliettbeim.
Berionen: bic liebc Somilic, Die
Ingeborigen p6terlid)er. uno miit.
terliherieits
Sic 8robnu,tter (miitterliher-
icits): Gin ent5iidetoes 9nbp! Die
gar6e Mama! 60 iab lie nits, gans
aenait 10. olS lie sur 8elt fam. Sirnf.
les Soar uno blalc Iugen - Die
gonSe Manta!"
Die @roBnultter (pdterlid)erleitS)
Gin ent5ildenbes Sabp! Ser gan5e
Eapol 0asielbe iiisc Stumpfn1s-
den, oasie!be nin5iae Miinbfen-
.ltnb geraoe 10 menig Suare batte er
bel ieiner 8ebilrt. Ger gauge
Yapa!"
Sante Coma (miitterliderieits)
Gin reiSenoes 9iuofen! 9as gbell.
bilb leiner Mama! @ott, mllBt OH
cine gliiflihe Mlitter ieiu, ga beirl
&inoben sir 10 dbnlid) iiebt - cs
gleiht Dir pie Elm 81 Dem anoeren.
Sd babe III meinem Seben nod feline
iolfe Iebnlidfeit geieben."
Sante amp (pdterliherieits): Gin
~rei5enbeS ainod)en! 0lt beneibens.
pertb gliiflid,er Yopa, @ie es Dir
dbnclt! Gasielbe b~reitc, cfige &inr
urtb Die feinen 5SGltdcn I'M Die Nll,
gen. 9tein, bicie slehnlid,fcit!"
Snfel Soc (miitterliferieits): Gin
nettes 9nbp! alcinc ainoer iinO
5ipar ionit nif,t nieiu Sdpparm. e.
liebt inlner Gins ans mic baS anocrc,
li1b alIe iebeit lie einem abgebriibten
2obiter cher 1bnlih ais einem menif,.
lideu @eien-aber Dein 9abp lit cine
Iilsnabme, aittp. Nee, nee, obne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Sm Giier.

Troieiior (in Ser Guuie ous ala'.
IenSimnler betretenb): ,SSsungeus.
legt end, nid,t 10 melt ait: Den, Sen.
tier hiltars! @enn oann elmer 'rltll-
terfdat. Mills nieoer feiner gcpeicn
icinl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

jeglthe Shmcidelei, @em es Gbu.
lid iiebt? So, bas lit feline leid,te
Srage-es bat ctpaS bon Dir mo bon
beirem Munn - mns lit es?- elm
SSitnge?- Elm Sim.
&c, mas frage id) benn 10 bumir.
@eiBt ou, 9ittp, id) Oenfe bod, boB
es oeinem Batter obnlif iiebt: Die
breitc Haie, fein SOAR auf'm aopf,
fem 3abn I'M Munb-gan5 oein Sa-
teri"
Snfel Neo (pGterliGerieits): so.
oas lit alio Dein 9obp. aittp? Nae
So6oftunel Gin itrnmmer 9ei,gel.
@as, 5Dolf Til,nb miegt er?-Sos
bat er o oeiner Mutter, Selir; ia.
Dobl, Die Gorpulen5 bat er bon ibr.
ltno mie Der 9engel lf)reien fann!
3 lie Sungenfroft. @eiBt Oh, Selir,
Die bat err nlth Don oeiner Mlltter.
limo ben ~Itarren glid-no, ben fat er
boh crit red]t BON ibr! Gin famoler
9enael!"
Die Monto: SAP tic MIR reoert.
6elir; inier engelhen iiebt ia bod,
Dir dbnlih."
Der Topo: .aber nein, meilt
Shat, Dir iiebt cs dbnlif, Dir ioa es
1bnli6 ieben,"
9te aofin (5i,r @Grterin): r@em
iieht benn ons aleine 1hulih?"
Die @1rterin: ,aleine ainber
ieber i~iberhaiipt 9tiemanocm d9itlid);
Die iuehieln oas Iusie1en ieoen
Sag!"
@pr 8cridt.
ygngeflogter, babc1t Sic oieien
Ionn bier geitern abeno einen
Sdaisfopf uno Ssbioten %genannt?"
r8as ih geitcrn Iheno eetban,
Serr Rihter, meib id) mid nidt mebr
az erinnern; aber ic lGtger id) oelt
Wurn nniebc, oeito florer miro mir.
ooB id, es ipobl eetbon boben iueroe."
Som altcn Stamm.
Sinh oieie beioen il,naen Serren
3meige bon Dem alten Stamm?"
% ia-ober biirre ;3rpeigc."
y y y
Naiu.
9ie ih beute oas ainoersimmler
betrete. iebe id, oab iif Die fleine.
bier Sabre alte. Bertha nit einem
Meiier 81 ihaffer mad)t. Sd per-
peiie ibr buS mo iage: .@eibt OH
nift, pie baS Spriihlein beibt?
vMit Weiier, @abel, Sheere, 9iht
Spielen brape ainoer nidt."
Die &leine if)nllt slierit bas MfeiIer
mo Damn 10 Dor unten mid, an unb
ernioert: yglber. Gapu, Oh iagit bod
INNER, ih lei fein brapes aino."-
y8uffaIten."
ltnterifieS.
Safer (oer Sen &lapierlebrer cr-
tnppt. lpie er Satb III Sato NIT lei.
lter Snd)tcr Iistl: calif ben Saitcn
filtgcrn IoQt ibr ilnb nift oltf ocn
Sillgern taiten!"-- ,8llffaiten."
Sdrcfmittel
6remoer: ,@arum baben Sic
oenn iahraus. iabrcin Den ;3ettel:
rSier pirb ein @cieac geiuft!" OH
Sbrer Sbiire fleben?"
Sdubmad,er: o0ar1it ih niht 10
picl bon Den 5anomerfsburiden be.
lGitigt meroe!!"
~ y y
Snitis.
Die gepolferung bon @alisien lit
bon Ser llllbeite6lifyfeit ibrer @eridte
nid)t 10 tief iiberseugt, pie es i'm ,Ssrt.
tereile Der Staatsalitoritdt 5u mint
Id)en mare. ltnlangit erbob iih Der
Goriisenoe oes 2onoesgerif,ts BON
Sarncpol, GipiIienat, u1o begun
Die llrtbeilsbegriinoltng 6u leien:
Ser @eri6tsbof bat angenom.
merl-"
Sab i} mir 9leid) geoad)t," III.
ter6rab Der abeemieiene 8!dger.
- y y
Definition.
nSater, mas lit eisentli6 ELM
He6tsannalt2"
Gin H~ed)tsanpalt. mein Sobn,
baS lit ein Nsann, Der 5nei anberen
Sellten oen &atb aibt, hire Gode aus.
5uSieben, Inn miteinanber 5l boren-
uno Damn nit Den Hcfen oapon.
l1llft."
~ = y
Ilbaniid)es.
Sic Albaner iino abiunoerlihe
SGuse. Sic padeln piiroia mo ernit
NIT Dent &opfc menil iie beiaben mol
len, mo nifen fre,rnblid) IGd,elllo,
meltlt tic perneinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Bonn Hifutin.

Sb oaS &ard]en ifG0lid lit? Cd
item, Der bod nGfIt @ott am meiiten
meiB, rordt nid)t. 9ie beriibmtc @rd-
rim @uiemia pom Nolersielb.9alle.
Itrem lit cine %paiiionierte Haltderin.
Ias iino Snoi5ien gegen Den
Sabnf.
NnberieitS: Mein @robuater bat
geraud)t mo lit 0reiunoneun5ig
Sabre aft gemoroen. Mein iiingerer
9riioer bat llie geraltd)t unb lit bier
@oden oft geitorben.
60 fenlle lid aus, lper fann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Mlbaniihcs.

Sduse. Sic nafelll niiroia mo eritit
NIT Dent aopfc menn iie beiaben mol
len iuto niden freunblid) IGd)elno,
pelll JIG perneinen.
SaS 1lteitc Solf Guropa'3 bat bas
iiingite Ilpbabet.
Die albnuiide 9tationalbpmne
sdblt iiber bltnoert Siropben. aller.
oings lit tic aiid) crit brei Sabre alt.
Suras5o, Die lleile Suuptitaot ocS
2anbes, bat nod fem u. =. I'M &c
brouf. Sageaen cin aino. cin
8rammopbon mo smei S%nbrrGocr.
Die Slutra6e lit fir ben Ilbaner
fcin Sergniiselt, ionoern Elm pioer.
mtllig 9etragenc Gait. Sroebem liter,
ben 20 Prp5elt Der mGnillihen pc.
polfernng on Woro.
Gas 2eben Der Srau foitet bel ben
Stipetaren MIR Die SGlite BON Dem
beS Ianncs: Die Grmorouma zines
Mannes miro nit 5000. Die elmer
tyrau nit $500 Tiaiter geiiibnt.
Die @aitireunoihait lit Dem glbo.
ner BELLA. oagcgeu bari Ser @ait
nah %crloiicn oeS &auiea bcitobleu
lperbel.
Nlbnnien hat Dem tiirfiidlcn Hcide
- @roBmeiirc mo picie Gelhhcrril
9eid)cnft. Is bat obcr audi Den Is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
.owa Trust & Savings Bank.

NUptIuIs 0ffVIVVV'
Seamten
s;aurlce Srpwn. YrdiioeHt.
e. 3. 2uid. 3atirer.
Spel u. Rellpn, SebhIissauihrer.
9treftureu:
Spbu q. 8toer (Srdiioeni Der 8~ioer.gSants
Co.'S Sacob 0ii6, 9eiter s. 8inel (oon Der
Il "a Sloper Coy, Gas. gt. WicSaooen (Drd'
ipsnt Der MeSabSen Coffee & eptee COD.
4 lacn) Wlaurtce Gonnoup (Srdiioert Der
gpnnoIp Carriage @orfsl. Geo. v. Burden.
Sraui X Zach. Dtdurtee Broun. Yrdftoent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
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Sic fummt!

Sdpuiesermi,tter (Sum IienitmGb.
DEM: sd babe ei9eIltlih erpartet,
Dab SIR Serr mid perionlih bonn
9obnhof abholen miiroe."
Nienitm1ofen: ygd,, anGoige
SralI, Der bat iif bon SSbrer Iepeide
nod gar nid,t erboltl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
- ~ "
Sin Wcmmth.

..acllner. 5nci Tortioncn @ciliiacl.
fiir mid nnb cine mir meite
.Gs iii lciocr lrllr nod, cine o."
so, boS lit ia rcdlt ncttl @ns
lpll nitn nlcirlc ISran ciicn2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
S~anitariunl,
ROME CITY. IND

ROME CITY, IND.
Hsrrltd ~seieeeuer. prahtppner Npbsturort. etns
sdtruftali, pslts itrens mad piurrer &reipps Me-
iboSt esleiist pirb far S1fuabc. 9erutn. uuo Na9sn'
l,iesub.. iopis aud fur R5su m%ottsrrns uno aue ore
ui'6tu arantbeitsn. 9iaeuer Setlipreer uns ipe5tel'
ttr vottesbieu,. SIR nahers Gustunit 'hrstbst an bic
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
~ Kneipp sanitarium, Rome City. Ind
Oslm snrsiben erpabue riau asH. stefss Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
BenZiger Brothers,

New York; 36-3s Barclay st.
Cincinnati: 343 Main st.
Chicago: 214-216 w. Monroe st.
Gobuenoer gsrbienit fir gaeuteni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
Gins Der Sdmlc.

Snfel (5ltm Neifen): y@ic &C.
fdat es Dir IN Der Sfule?"
Neffe: .8an5 gut"
Snfel: rWiepiel Sf,iiIcr icio ibr
in Der aloiie?"
Hcffe: r3lpolf."
Snfel: User lit Scr 4eifei-
teite?"
Heffe: Gen BADEN mir md
nid)t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

lnolten ibren eitrcpuiiden Belts &C.
foltet.
Bel Sen W%nltiinren gilt ea ais id,if
uno mdnnlidL in moglidit Serriiieicr
unb ihmieriger alciouna cinbcrSu.
gcbcn.
Die albaniif,e Sprad1c fenllt Die
@orte 2iebe unb lieben nidt, 'oaae.
gen mebrere geseifmrngen iiir 9litt,
rode.
Der alballer Ses 9toroens iiird)tet
Den 300 niht 10 iehr mie bas 9noen.
Ser mpoerne Columbus.
oMiiller," lagte Der 9chrer, ,falunit
on mir etlpds 0 Columbus iugen?"
,Gr entoefte Inlerifa."
Gut: mas tbat or 0altl."
sd nebmc al, er reiitc mieoer
mad, &auic unb belt nun Sortr1ge."
y - ~
Sd)iucrcnOtber.
Sultge Came: sd babe nod eiue
3pillin9sidmeiter."
Serr: rNtun ia, BEL Sbrcm Gridlei-
men in Der @elt bot man 1atiirlid, oa
capo gerltfen."
~ - e
.SDd,iter 4rab.
Sod)cn: I'll bait oeine altbnlago
wieoer iortgeiagt?"
Stoifel: Sic mar pie[ sit lang
lam, oa pitrbe Ole Mild) ifot nab
reno oes Nelfeils iauer."
- - =
MihueritanSnik.
Ipftor: y9(ber, Serr Meier, Sic
Sed,en ia fiirdterlid,. sd, iagte bod,,
Sic ionten iltr @ein nit @aiier trim
FEM" .
Meier: % lie. nno ih peritanb:
@ein mie @aiier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

peltoen bari. Wcrm Icille Ocittllditen
Mtnfe nid)ts niisclt, bnnl miB lid,
Der Scrr EroIibeilt cben ill @eoillo III
iein Sf)ifinl iiigcn mn nblpartelL
bis Der bificlliae @oit Die 3cit 5uln
slbif)leo filr acfonmcu holt.
gel Woobroip @ilion'a mirfioutert
isis uno icincr biiiiacn Sror1ie
fon1mt cs a~leroingS MIR Icitcu Dor.
oa6 Der @cIltd,er blelbt. mcitn cr
aebcn ioll; immcrhin, cs fpnmt DOR.
urro Der FrGiioent ielbIt er5dhlte fiir5s
lid bel et;tcm Siuldleun bon cincm
oieicr SnrtnGfigen.
Ser Mnnn," bcnlcrftc @ilicil.
%vertnnertc mid all ciilen nltcn
SdNpnser. Ser bel eincnl iullaen piel-
bcIdGiftigten Ilpalt einen @ciildl ges
nlad)t bate.
.@eorae"- - ns mar Ser iultac Nit
malt--ilt fiir cinen 10 tbGtigen ulo
crfolgreldlell Mum Don elmer iiber=
roldenOen &iebetspii,oigfcit." er-
iohltc Der Mite ieinen 6reunben. I'D,
babe lhn1 helltc GcrnIitta1 n~teillell
Velrd) gcnlad)t. oblc irgen0 pelfe
Seralllal1ulg, ltllr I'M eben ctnnldl
bort gerueicu 5ll icin, mo ibr b1ttct
llilr lehell ulb horel1 iolen. pie nett
8eorgc gcgen mid, mar. &br fonnt's
nm 9lauben ODER riht. i'd, ruor nod,
feline 5chu Minlltcn bci ibln, ols or
mid, bercitS breilnol nufgeforoert
bate, i'm 6alo picocr einrlnl 81 be-
iud,en ultb babel betonte er ~ieocsntol.
Dab ieirle 3ett gertciicn lei"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
&nr; nnb bMnoig.
~ y e
Sic Staatspapicrc.

.arunie beballptet bod imnler. er
bciiBc cine Mengc Stdutspopierc: oas
mil mir nber gar nidlt rcdlt glailb.
bait erld,cinen."
Y@ott, or miro Sricimnrfen met.
ltrlt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24
@pr 8criht.

ysln9eflagter, babclt Sic oteien
Ionn bier geitern abeno einen
Sfaisfopf unb Soioten gerannt?"
r8as ih gcitcrn Iheno getban,
SEER Ridter, meib id, mid nid,t mebr
81 erinnern; aber ic l1ltser id) oe,t
Munn aniebc, oeito florer miro mir,
DAB if es ipobl getbnn boben lperoe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

Smrd,acbrannt.

Smrdlacbrannt.
.Su. bait on id,cn aehori. DAP Ger
aaiiierer NIT Dem .Sraulcin per-
idJmunocu iIt?"
yMein."
.@as miro Der slltc oaju aeiagt
babcn?"
-Nlld,s, On bail Die Cans 9citot.
lem"
- = IS
Scinabe.
2ieierant: ~@ie mus id) ben sir.
item nnrebcn: GrSeQcn5 oocr so.
beit?"
aammcrherr: .Sobeii Ielbitpcr.
neutrality-suspicious. bin id ia bel.
nahel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-24

pTater, mas ut eIgentllb EN-
Hedtsanmalt2"
Gin Hed)tsanpalt. mein Sobn,
oaS lit ein @tann, Der iwei anoeren
Sellteu oen &atb aibt, lire Hode ans.
5uSieben, I'M miteinanber 81, boren-
mo Damn nit Den Hofen oapon.
lGllit."
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-14
THE BATHRICK MEETING

Notwithstanding that the Chau-
tauqua kept great many away, the
crowd that greeted Congressman E.
R. Bathrick and Judge S. G. Rogers
in the park last Saturday night was
quite a large one. There was but lit
tie time to advertise the coming of
Mr.. Bathrick on account of his having
been detained until the last day with
his duties in Washington.
Mayor R. L. Gehnian introduced Mr..
Aldrich Underwood as chairman of
the meeting, who in brief manner pre-
sented the speakers. Judge Rogers
spoke first and in an impassioned and
forceful manner exploded some of the
false statements circulated concern
ing Mr.. Bathrick's record in congress.
The judge is good speaker and a
good Democrat and man whose
judgement stands high.
Congressman Bathrick then adj
dressed the audience and with clean
and distinct utterance told his side Of
the congressional controversy. It diff
fered somewhat from the state
ments freely circulated by his opon-
ent, but those who listened to the
speaker failed to see in him the fiend
incarnate he has been pictured.
Election results in this county are
sufficiently eloquent in determining
the attitude Of the people of Medina
county in this affair.
After the Medina meeting, the
speakers were taken to Wadsworth
where another meeting was held.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-14
A NATION MOURNS

Words are but ptul things indeed to express sympathy
in Mans deepest sorrow and utter bereavement whole
on mourning with the president of these United States His
FRIEND hepmeet and companion has been laid to And the
president of us ALL the strong of the ages broken and
lent He is and weary with the long hours of waiting
while tic strength of his beloved wife less and less until
finally there not enough left maintain the unequal strug
gle and the Death Angel claimed his own.
But the land have been flying words of sympathy
moment fill the void which has been created while they cannot
cause the blood to ow the eyes to open and the lips to smile in
encouragement they can help by showing to the
bereaved the good WILL the heartfelt of his people
And from every there message to President Will
on May God be with him in his trial and and shower
blessings him. maintaining him in his strength and vgor for
the nation which needs him strong right to lean upon
The trial Of President Wilson has been douby Pass
ing through the gravest crisis of the in his policy with Mex
co, he is now facing still greater burden.
With the full knowledge that the being loved earth
slowly dying President Wilson to this country such service
has given before In the face the greatest
ODDS he maintained peace and has saved country the flower
of her manhood.
Then when the graest situation in hundred years
with all Europe at the president equal the emergency
Though his wife lay at the door of DEATH he his message
of hopeues and the offer of mediation at any time
With the deepest trouble of his life breaking him. he
still able do his duty by his county and humanity Again
cay God bless and sustain him.
1t must have been of great consolation Mrs Will
her last hours have the support and love of man like
our president
ought be of pride to every citizen Of the United
States have the service and the regard of like Woodrow
Wilson While praising him. while recognizing his sterling
WORTH must realize his trial. his bereavement and Sadness
his worry and we have hearts must with him the
loss of his wife. ~.. ...... ...,. .
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-14

favor Of Overton. Then came the Me-
dina-Sterling game. The losers, Gres-'
ton and Sterling, fought for the first
game in the afternoon and Creston,
won by a score Of 4 to 4, while Over
ton defeated Medina for first money
by s to 81 The crowd in the morning
was small but the afternoon, atten-.
dehee was good. The prizes went A.
follows: Overton, Sis; Medina, $lO;,
Creston, s5; Sterling, $3.50. ft'ss'
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-14
SAW THE HANDWRITING

Three weeks ago Republican County auditors with mock
seriousness declared it would be impossible to reduce the
rates the face Of the hang of the state tax levy Then
they heard from the people Note the change that has taken
place Defiance has generally given way submission and
in Franklin and in Hamilton county the Republican officials
declaring they will do their utmost to cut the rates.
Promises good performances will be better The tax
payers will do well to keep watch these nifty shifters
Meanwhile Just keep I'M mind the simple fact that it
Democratic State Administration standing back of the State Tax
Commission that has changed the attitude from of defiance
to submission The machine has committed the oense
Of protecting the taxpayers Something that Republican COR
ganization" never thought Of doing. u e@@s
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of the big swamps near Mentor and
Ashtabula. But much of the swamp
was covered with foot of water, with
a heavy growth of brush and with
but few honey plants, and these
scattering. WV
The A. I. Root Co. has not decided
yet whether it will go south for more
bees. 1t is understood that if the
company is successful in breeding the
bees UP in the fall within so miles Of
here, or within reach of an automo-
bile truck, it will be very much cheap
er than paying $1.OO a colony freight
from the south.
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A PROGRAM OF PROGRESS

Now that the primary election has passed and the short
breathing spell at hand which comes before the regular cam
pagn election it well for the people of Ohio to and
consider.
Governmental authorities experts all the country
look to Ohio the most advanced and progressive state in
the Union They point for example to Ohio where of
progress honesty efficiency and has been started in
exceedingly short time. ..o. ...a.t
Beginning with the revolt against dishonesty and neciency
in the handling the money of the state and the uprising
against the of the corrupt political machine which had it's
grip the governor the auditor the treasurer and the general
assembly, Ohio has continued to advance 1t has been hard
fight and has been continuous fight is the end yet The
fight must be continued at the polls November to put down
the reactionaries who have again to the front
When Governor James NJ Cox into the office less than
two he found the field ripe for the progress which has
been indicated under his administration He found series of
commands for better government laid upon him by the nonpo
ica constitutional convention and approved by the people them
selves He found himself pledged to the carrying out of the
promises of the most advanced platform adopted by
political party And at the end of his first term of service
it seen that the program only begun True the laws have
been passed. the reforms have been started the usneske
conduct of all public offices in the state is under way but it is
necessary that the progress be continued To this end it is a
soutey essential that the administration of the past two years
be continued Governor Coxand the other selected the
platform with him two have the work in hand They
have demonstrated their honesty efficiency economy and human
ty They have kept the faith and fulfilled every promise made
by them and every obligation laid upon them.
The people of Ohio must reeec Governor Cox unless they
wish to step back half century in progress.
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President Woodrow Wilson,
Executive Mansion,
Washington.


Executive Mansion,
Washington.
Medina, o., Aug. 7, 1914
Our beloved President: Impressed to-
day, with deep sense Of our nations
loss, the people of Medina ask me to
extend you their heartfelt sympathy
in this, the hour Of your great be-
reavement.
We. Of course, cannot fathom the
sorrow which is yours tonight, but
we wish you to feel that each indi-
vidual member Of our Republic has
been saddened by the loss, and our
hearts go out to you in silent grief,
in the hope that our common sympa-
thies may in some small way help you
to bear the great crisis Of your life.
May the fact that het life was so
lobly lived be the consolation Of your
,futsge, and may you 0aGod, soothe.
the hEaftache Of our President, il the
wish Of our people. ., y y. Y
very respectfully yours, ss.
.s X. L. Gehman.
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LOCAL TEAM WINS PRIZE

A hotly contested game between
Medina and Sterling at the baseball
tournament in Creston last Saturday
resulted in victory for the Medina
boys in o score Of 81 to ID.
There were four games played and
all but one Of them were hard fought,
The first game wes between CrestOn
and 1Oyertcn and after going 12 In
nings, resulted IN 4 score OH To 5 In
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MEDINA EXPRESSES SORROW

Acting upon the suggestion Of
many Of our citizens, Mayor R. L.
Gehman, addressed a letter of SYM
pathy to the President of the United
States last Friday in the death of Mrs.
Wilson. 1t is a tender expression not
only of the sorrow of the people Of
Medina, but of the sadness felt by
the people Of the whole nation. Fol-
lowing is copy Of the letter: