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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
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Die gserbisuns bee am Jrsitas
bsritorbenen 6srrn pbilip eos.
dder finest an Dieniiaa MOrssn bonn
9rnusrbauis. 51S alOttsr 9lpe, aus
itatt. norauf in Der ct 9lusuiiinus
Girhe Elm fsierlifes Rsduiem aslebrirt
ipirb. Der 9abinseidfbsns, pelfer
Elm glltsr BON 61 .Sdbrsn srreidts. mar
Der Gnite bon sfrau 6elsne 2osdder,
bic bas bersli3its gsilsib ibrsr 5abl.
rsihen Hreunbs uHo geianntsn Dat.
Die ftertli6e Siille bes in Wlont.
aomsrp, 4la.. ba5iRssId,isbenen 6srrn
Wifliam Dentamp III na9
Cincinnati iiberaefiibri Dorbsn. Die
gserbiauna finbet bsute Rahmittas
Don Der @phnuna bes grubsrs Serrn
Senrp Dsnsamp. 2018 Mnbiion Roab,
aus anf BEN 2durel Sfrisbhof in Wa.
biionbille itati. Der WerbliHene. mel.
der friiber bier anidiTia mar, bat bier
ned, pieIe s5reunoe. bic iein 6iniheibsn
aufrihtia bstrausrn.
Serr pstsr 4saer elm Be-
innntsr unb bofseadteter bslitffer
g)ionisr. 1T am Samitaa iw bitter
BON IA .Sabren aeiiorben, diifrihtig
bsirauut pon glllsn. bic nit BEN ma.
dersn alien 6errn btinnnt ipnrsn.
Die gserbisuna finbst Disnitaa giad.
rittnq bonn Srdusrbduis. 1927 2dio.
lnlp Ape. in Bomb 6iIl aus itatt-
f5rnu Marp griefe asb. GloBl
II IN bsr Ratt cuf Sonrtas ibren
eisten burh ben Ecb tniriiIss irorben. |
Dss lie I'M elIiH Don Y aahsn sssiItl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26

tonbention nur nod a6t Oelegdten
4rfdnfds brei, SSloribd tier,@ eorgic
elf, 2ouiiiona o6t, Miiiiiiippi aft
Horb Carolina brei. Glib Caroline
iiebsn, SenneIee brei, Seros fe65e9n
Birginien ddt, 0elalpare 5tpei 6dlpdii
pier, pcrto Hico Sipei uiib Die pbilips
ptnen 8tpei. Die Reueint6eilung tpirb
Die 9lr6eiten Der aonpentionen err
leifterf inb biefslben Dor man6er
unnngenebmen Gage bslpd6ren, in
pel6e lie 6urh tas lleberaeipiht Der
liioIi6en 0elegoten bdufig getOmmen
iinb.
@ ar gan3 Ietbfperfdnb
lid.
Baf6ington, >. g., %. Ott
Die 6ritif6e goti6dft bat am Conn,
tag bas @erii6t fir un6egrljnbet err
flGrt, laut pelfem bic britii6e 3egiee
rung ii6 berpfliftet bate, ben beut
fdsn uno 0iterrei6iI6en ReIerDiiten,
Die na9 Der alten 9eimatb suriitteb-
rem Dollen, I'm ibrer Militdrpfliat gu
geniisen. ni6ts in ben @eg gu legen.
Der goti4after benertt, oaB bieies
9erii4t mu6ri6einli4 baour4 entftan=
ben lei, bab bsutI6en ltnb Df..rrei9i=
f4en oiplomatii6en 9ertretern ii6eres
Gsleit 5ugeitanoen pOrben lei.
q thter 2Dn6.
gfepport, 9(rf.. 26. Sfto6er.
Son einem 8olfsbaufen nuroe am
Sonntag bier Der iSarbige &otparo
8aOis gelpnd)t, Der penige Mfinuten
porber ben Stootmarid)aQ 9opne er.
id)oiien bate. Sinter 5lpei anorren
gtegern iii Elm anoerer 8olfsbaufe
FER, I'M lie glei6fnQs auf5utniipfen.
Fapue bate oeriltdt, Die orei ,Sarbi-
gen gu Derbaftsn, Die Burden iebten
lid ieOod) sur @ebr un6 es fam 81
einem 9ieboIpcroueQ BEL ipeIhem
Bapne erid)oiien ipur6e. Gin Bolts
DaIie idleppte iofort 9apis bis gu
einem benah6arten Ifoiteu uno
tniipTte i'm flr3er Sano alif.
Grmorbet.
Soutb Sens sSnb., %. Sttbr.
Die &etde Der 10 Sabre alten Sa5el
Zane, Die felt bem l9. 9(uguit DON if.
ren 2lnaeb0risen perniBt purbe, 1T
am Sonntdg in elmer Sentgrube I'M
bena6barten sSstonb part uufgefun-
ben tporben. I'm ben 6als Der Sop.
ten mar Elm WiGnnerbemo getniipft.
Die GItern bes Wdo9ens batten i'm
Gugnit arrangements aetrpffen, oenen
sufolae 6a3el mebrere Do6en BEL Ell.
mem Dsrmeintliheu Farmer in sSslanb
part. init ipelaem bic @ltern dlleg te.
lepboniih perabreoet batten, subringen
loIlte 9as Widbhen trat bic Sabrt
na9 stslanb Purt am 19. QlueuIt an
unb blie6 ieitbem Deri9oIIen big am
Sonntau ibre 2ei6e gefunoen nurbe.
Die GItern buben feline Qbnun9,
per Der Wtdnn mar, nit Dem Tie bic
Grranqements per Slep6on getroffen
hatten. gtus bem 3uitanb Der 9eite
gina herror, bah lie Idnge 3eit in Der
aelesen bat.
aur3er pro3eb.
aberdeen, Mii, %. Otto6er. |
Wtapibo Wiler, ein 18 Sabre alter
5arbigsr, Der eingeitanbsn bate, eli
uen Derbre4ertIdsn Qngriff auf Elm
tpeibes Mdb6en osrIu6t gu baben,
lpuroe am Counting bier DON einsn
8OItsbaufsn aufgetniipft,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26

|
6er6eit Su brineen. 3ieie Situdtiol
fpuroe bon ben gelgiern aussenubf, oit
einen eneraii6en @egendngriff ma6a
Ten, fpobei 1900 0eutf9e BON ibnen ~
ariegssefangenen semadt fpurben.'
9elgicn 3abGt feline
3infen.
9erlin, pia 2onoon, %. Sft6r
1as gerliucr lagcbIatt oeroffentlidt
cine 9epeide ans @ien ocr5ufolgl
9elgien fcine 3inien atf Die am eritcr
Sftober idaig geipefeuen Coupons
ieiner Staatspapiere be5ablt bat.
@ 0 bloer6iente 9efor 8 e.
rung.
9er[in oia 2on0on, 25' Sft6r.
aapitdr-2eutnart 2ueoede, Der Be-
ie6lshnber oes arcu5ers .aarlsrll1e"
Ger gegenDdrtig inter engliiden
SnnoelSfabr5eugen auf Dem gltlantic
id)en G5cnn auirdunt, lit 5um &api.
tan sur Zee beforoert iporben.
Qrme Seufel.
paris, %. Stt. - 2dut elmer
SepeI6e aus Murieiae 6efinben ii6
bort AZ triegsgefansene beutIhe Diff.
3iere, bic bemnd9lt mad algier ges
i6afft perbsn ioaen.
Obs pabr 1T.
2pnoon, %. St. = Die StaOt
Qntpstpsn IoQ ben 9Ori4lag semadt
baben, bab cine aus 18 Sa4Oeritdns
bieen beitebenbe aommifiion ernannt
iperbe, Inn ben S9aben ab5ui6Gsen,
Der our4 bic 8sfaiebung Der StaOt
ieitens Der 9eutI6en Deruria6t NOR
ben lit unb Die Summe, duf pelGe iih
bic Sa6oeritdnoigen einigen, iOu bann
pon Der an bic 9sutiden gu 3ablenOen
arie9sentiddoigung abge5osen lper>
ben. 60 bsriatet tpeni9itens oas Reus
teri6e 5slegrapbenbureau aus 4miters
oam.
y b er 5 ~ Ut!
Berlin, bia 2onoou, %. Sftbt,
2altt elmer bier aus griliieI eingetroi.
ieneu 9epeide, 6dt 6eIollaridJaQ go-
ron bon Der 6oIs, Der @mrperneur
bon selgien, ben aaroinul Dtercier
aufaeiuft, Der nerIprodlen bat, ieiuen
GiniInb 5ur g8ieoerberitellung Der
Sronung uno Der gerllbigung oer
8olfsmaiien pertuen6en 81 mollen.
3D1 o II q den beforiren lid.
gegenieitig.
2onoon %. Gftober. 2aut Ell
ner aus Berlin ailf SrabtIoiem @ege
eingetroiienen 0epeide bat Der aouig
pon Saficn benz aaiier oas Sitter.
freus uno 0as Grobtreuj oes iGtii.
idlen Ct. Seinri6s Sroens perlieber,
mdbreub auiier @iIbelm Dem aonig
glig1rit pom Sad)ien. oas eiierlte
areiI5 erIter uito 5ipeiter SfIniie uer'
Iieb.
II erD tente s y i II d.
81 0 III, %. 2ftcber. Gie hieiige ia.
punii6e @ctid)ait bat gemeIoet, oab
68 SSapaner, Die in GeldifInno 81.
riitgebalteu iporoen pnren, aui Der.
luen0una oes 2ler. Staatcn 9otid)di'
ters in Berlin in 6reigeit geieet NOR.
ben iino.
GngIanb betellt gepebre.
Quebec, %. Stto6er. Die eng.
Iiids Regieruua BAT 6ei elmer bieiigen
Waffeniabrit 100000 9epebre Be,
itellt, bic irner6aI6 zines sSafres gelie.
Iert psrosn miiIIen. Die 9sipebre fol |
len ppm qleidsn 5pp isiu, pie bic nit |
pel6sn bic Ganabiiden nah GngldnD /
leianpteu Sruppsn ousgeriiitst iino. !
Sur leBten Rube. /
Qonbon, 26. Sttober. Cine De
ceIts Der y8ailp Mail" aus 9liifins I
gen msIbet, baB bic 9ei4en ppn Sc.
neral BON 5ripp uno Der Ulitglieber
ieines Stabes, bic in Qsffingbe in ei
nem &irhtburm umttrmsn, Der ourch
bic 9eifiibc Der britii6su &rie9s.
Ififis bsmoIirt noroen mar, in DIT
.nos bssrlben purosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26

aberdeen, MiT., %. Stto6er.
Wsapibo Miler, ein 18 Sabre alter
5drbiger, Der eingeitanoen bate, eli
nen Derbre4eriIdsn 2tngriff auf Elm
peibes Mdo6eu osriutt gu baben,
puroe am Counting bier DON sinsm
8OItsbaufsn aufgetniipft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
Siebhable.

= Cine perion, bic Der gOIissi ma.
her beSei4nst tpurbe, itebt untsr benz
9erbatIt Der Caroline WOOos i'm
@lenn Some. all Der Bsit 4. StpaBs
iupbnbaft, ben getraa bon so in bdar
iotpie perid)iebens anbere GsgsnitdnDs
aeItp6len Al baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26
SaiFsxaariat,n.

pbilabeIpbia, 25. Ottpber.
gnaet.: .6arropinn" pon SulI
g Sipsrpool. |. 2tbge9. ST. 2puis"
ron ylen g)ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-26

9iele flsibise 5dnbs riibren ii6 fir
oas CUTE Bert. = empfanssbepOt
fir gaben. = grdiibent Weissers
Der ernsnnt Elm arbsitss saommittse.
- Gefansspsrsine, pslhs BEL ben
llnterbaltunsen mitipirten. = Die
bsiudenbsn gsrsins. - Gag uno
9a5ar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-05

ni 'siroS pfoplOS pfeceuclleS para ell
future
~ol4mcntc dc una manera Sistema-
uca S. ma podido arreglar, archivar u
guardar util para uso, la heterogenea
y Nasta maSa de informcS cartas y do
cumentos conectados con este asunto,
Il las preguntas, conduclr la
c>Pondencla, y preSerVar al Secre-
10 d- La Guerra dc ser abrunadO pOr
dcaespcrada confusion. FL Depar-
.rnio no tenia maquinaria para ell
to, nj habia provision de ley que
ma >rmejante mecdnlca admlnlstra-
ior necesidad, y por cl detalle
los ohciales y empleados tempore-
autorlzados por ley, tai maquina-
ua >ldo creada en el Departamento,
"a un jcfe. otro auXiliar, un oiciaI .iu-
.dco, una fucrZa cOmpetente de ira
dJcloreS, cOnladoreS, eStenOgrafOS y
r,crbi-nteS archiveros, indicadores y
'iadorcS - h. llama la Division de
Arunto> ln>ulares del Departamento
ot la Guerra y deSempena con eticien-
admirable. constantemente en- au-
nto, Ia varicdad d. debereS que en-
.o> ralSes pcrteneccn una ofcina
.onlol son desempenadOs por una
ltuclon mucho mas presuntuoSa
uaudo cl Acta Orgdnica de Puerto
20 que suslituyo al gobierno militar
uno civil fue promulgada en- 1900,
D Departamcnto dc la Guerra no habia
organlzado cOmpletamcnte las Iacihda-
dc> para la inspection del territOriO
uIiramarlno, ni cl Congreso provey0
para que cOntlnuasen las rciaciOncS
entire dlchO Departamento y el nueVO
goolerno, como habian cXistido entire
aqutl II gobierno militar. Por Ell
contrario cl Acta Organica dispona
ANA amp.ia distribution en- los Estados
nldos, de los asuntos ejecutivos entire
Puerto Rico y aquelIoS, distribution
que rcSalt0 tan mala, que en 1909 eli
Comitt de Medios y Arbitrios de la Ca
mara rocomend0 I'm cambio con respec-
10 este particular. Estas recomenda-
cloneS releridaS cn una ley pasada por
el tongreso, fueron la base de la orden
eJccutiva del Presidente. fechada en- iu-
no H. Ge 1909, que provee como sigue ::
Bajo las provisiones de la secci6n
de esta Acta. Sc dispone que todos
os nformeS que. de acuerdo con la ley |
engan que dar el Gobcrnador & los
nlemblos del Conscjo Executive 4 cual-
luier funcionario de los Estados Uni-I
los. seran dadOs ell 10 successive al Del
'artam nto de la Guerra, y todos losI
suntoS pertenecientes al Gobierno de
'uerto Rico Seran puestos baio la iu-h K
isdicei6n de dicho Departamento.
Los asUntos del Departamento, refe- |
entes al gObiern0 civil de Puerto 'Ri-I|
o SON. Ell cOnsOnancia con la secci0nII
z de la ley de julio ! de 1902, asigna-B
os 4 la Ofcina Gle Asuntos Insulares. !"
En- las Filipinas continue un gobier-
o militar aumentando civilmente las /
gencias de su eiecucion, hasta que pa /
3 el Acta de Julio / de 1902. Esta Sc /
iferencia en- nm particular de otras ST. ]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-05

s~N>~| ~|S>S~' S~' - ~>~>'> ~ '~>S . "~~|SS
hlareS promuIgadas para el goolerno
de terrltorlo de los Estados CnldoS,
slgue la forma Gle ratlticar contirmar
los actos del Presldente eJerclendo au-
Itoudad gubernamental baJo su mando
como Comandante en- Jefe del EJercl-
TO, pero reconoclo, ademas, la estre-
lcha reldclon entire Ell Departamento de
la Guerra y ell goblerno establecldo ba-
10 tales ordenes del Presldente, y con
,tlnuO las relaciones entire dicho Depar-
,tamento y ell nuevo gObierno estableci-
do "a. 10 la autoridad del Congreso, que
haDIan eXistido durante ell periodic for
m&tivo de un gobierno por orden eye
lcutIva.
Por medic de esta Acta Organica, la
Division del Departamento de la Cue
IRA aludlda por ell Secretario Root, sc
Iconyirti0 Ell la Ofcina de Asuntos IN
IsuIares, y la jurisdiction de dicho De
lpartamento sobre goblernos puramente
Ici1iles Ell las posesiones insuIares de
los Estados Unldos, fue reconocida
Que la Zona del Canal fuera puesta
iba.o la inspection del Departamentc
Idc la Guerra, Sc sigue naturalmente del
hecho de que ell prcdlcho Departa-
Imento entire todOs los del gobierno era
lei unico preparado para construir e]
canal protejerlo desputs de su termi.
lnaci0n Y manipularlo. Asi. nues 81.
lgmendo la aprobaci6n del Acta de II
de Agosto de 1912 proveyendo. entire
otras cosas, el gobierno de la Zona del
: 'i'"l' el rreSldente por orden eJecu
Wv o'SPuSo haIufalmente que Ia agen-
u" ne este goOlerho eStuVlera suJeta
II Id inspection del Departamcnto de
lla Guerra.
FL gobierno de la Zona del Canal, Sc
lolIerencla, SIN embargo, materialmentt
Idel de las poseSlones msulares sujetaS
d Ia Jurlsdlcclon de la Secretar1a de la
"ueffa' La iona del Canal sc aseme.
CARA mas cercamente a un Distrito mi
lltar' una kStacl6n Naval una gran
empreSa industrial, combinados; su
goOlerno consistira largamente en- la
|operaci6n de esta empresa, en- ell con,
- 'o 100 P'tSoii"S o'0paoaS en- ella' y
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30

A full pint for so cents, which would cost
you in the regular way not less than $2.oo
Just pour an s-ounce bottle Of Glyco.Pine,
costing SO cents, into q pint bottle, fill with
granulated sugar and shake. Or get Bounce
bottle Of GlycO-Pine, costing rs cents, pour
into . 6.ounce bottle and shake.
From the 25.cent size you have three times
ss much syrup and from the 5o-cent size four
times as much for the money as when bought
ready made and only takes few minutes. In
the course Of the year this will save family
many dollars.
Glyco.Pine is an extract made from Glyce-
rine White Pine compound and other valu-
able expectorants. There is no formula known
that will loosen . cough and heal congested
lungs SO quickly
After using a bottle no one could induce
you to take something else next time.
A bad cold, sore throat or obstinate cough
is serious matter, as very often they result
in q settled cough on the lungs. They are
most quickly and effectively relieved by Glyco
Pine, which works like magic.
Glyco.Pine is particularly well adapted Il
children from the fact that 1t contains ne
opium, morphine or other narcotic sedative.
The manufacturers OF Glyco.Pine authOriz,
all dealers to refund the price to any Gus
toner who returns the empty bottle and think
he ever took anything better.
Your druggist should have Gly>o.Pine. I
not, send 70 Ajax Chemical Co., Akron, o.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
GEORGE L. McNEAL
Candidate for County Auditor

George L. McNeal was born near
Smithville, Wayne County, O., Aug.
18, 1869, and when about seven years
of age with his parents moved to
Sterling, where they lived about six
years when they moved onto a farm
about a mile and half west of Me-
dina. A portion of the time for the
next few years he worked on the
farm, and also for some Of the neigh
boring farmers, and attended the dis
trict and public schools Of Medina.
At the age of 1S, he began clerking
in the grocery store of David Bach
tell, when, on account of sickness he
was laid up for some time, then con-
tinued with G. w. Chipps, who bought
Mr.. Bachtell's business. He next ac-
cepted clerkship with James New
ton, which continued for about five
years, when he accepted the position
as bookkeeper in the old hollow ware
foundry, until that plant was finally
absorbed by a combination. Following
this he went into the grocery store
Of Whipple & Sipher, where he con-
tinued for about IL years, with the ex-
ception of short time, while in at
tendance at the Spencerian business
school. On Sept 1, 1910 he left thu
employ Of the above firm, and entered
into a laundry agency business, il
which ne is engaged at the present
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30

Candidate for County Recorder, was
born in Montgomery County, Virginia,
July "a, 1853. He was educated in
the common schools in that county.
He came to Ohio at 20 years of age
and has lived here continually since.
While living at Martins Ferry, he was
a member of the City Council and
served as it's presiding officer for one
term. He has lived in Medina Coun-
ty 18 years, working for the c. L. &
w. and B. & O. R. r. and is now op-
Grating small farm at Lester. Should
the voters of this county place Mr..
Bailey in charge of the Recorders
Office, he, will give them the same
faithful service he has given the COM
pany that he has been serving the
past twenty years.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30

JOHN D. OWEN of WadswOrth for
COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, election
Nov. 8, 1914. His home has been in
Medina County all his life except six
years. His education was received in
the Seville public schools, the Univer-
sity Of Wooster and the University OF
Michigan. ,
He has held no county Office and
he has not therefore asked anyone to
vote for him. He has taken no part in
politics except to vote. He belongs to
no political ring. His whole time and
attention for fifteen years has been
devoted to the study and practice Of
law. The best preparation for anyone
for common pleas Judge is the prac-
tice Of law and the judges work is
law work. Office holding or politics
would be harmful to anyone for such
position.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
VALLEY CITY

Misses Elinor and Bertha Schaefer
spent several days last week In Cleve-
land visiting relatives.
Miss Marie Sailer and Miss Elsie
Platz spent Sunday at Medina.
The high school pupils spent last
Friday at York The boys played two
game was played with the York boys
and the other with the Litchfeld boys
Mr.. Kuntz OF Cleveland spent Sun
day here visiting friends and looking
after the Thomese property,
Miss Hattie Mack Of Valley City and
Mr.. VIM. +. Maier Of Grand Ledge, Mich
were married Oct. 20 at Grand Ledge
They are now on their wedding triT
here and then to Chicago and back tc
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
ALDRICH B. UNDERWOOD
Democratic Candidate for
I Prosecuting Attorney

Prosecuting Attorney - =
Born and raised on farm in Gran
ger; attended its district, centralized,
and high schools; a Boxwell and a
high school graduate; oneyear in post
graduate work.
Studied four years at Oberlin Col
lege, graduating with the A.. B. de-
gree; did foundation work there in
history, literature, mathematics, po-
litical science, economics, sociology,
philosophy, and the German, French
and English languages, etc; studied
law for threeyears thereafter, both
American and English systems, in
Harvard and Western Reserve Uni
versities, graduating with the degree
of Ii. B.; class orator, inter-society
debater and intercollegiate debate1
for Oberlin College; now member OF
the Ohio and Medina bar.
I want to state frankly that am a
young man, but recently married, and
that I am fighting for my start in
life. l aspire to what is known as 9
"young mans" office, and, if elected
thereto, shall try to fill it fearlessly
have worked hard in my early years
to prepare myself. My most hoped-fol
reward is that my Old Home County
will help me at this time.
ALDRICH B. UNDERWOOD.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30

Was born in Granger township, Dec.
rs, 1862. His education was begun in
the common schools and was contin-
ued for a time in Baldwin University
at Berea. After teaching for a while
he entered the Ohio Normal Univer-
Ny at Ada, Ohio, where he graduated
in Civil Engineering, afterwards fin
ishing a scientific course in the same
institution. In 1890 he was in Salem,
Virginia in railroad and city engineer
ing.
In 1892 he was elected county sur
veyor of Medina county and admins
tered the Office with efficiency and ac-
curacy. He has been actively engaged
in surveying and engineering since
and asks the support of the voters Of
Medina county on Nov. 8.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30

continuance in Office, by its ready
response to the will of the people and
by it's policy of living up to its pre-
election pledges.
For the past six years the Demo-
Gratis have been at the head of af-
fairs in this state and in all that time
no suspicion of graft has emanated
from the State House, which is in
great contrast to conditions existing
prior to that time, when the public
treasury was being looted by Repub-
lican Office holders and Republican
bosses.
Believing thereforethat faithful ser.
vice should be rewarded by reelection
and that friends Of such an admins.
tration, rather than enemies, should
be sent as representatives of the
various counties of the State to fur
ther the work already begun, / SO
licit your vote. DANA F. REYNOLDS
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
LAKEY J. FLICKINGER
Candidate for Clerk of Courts

Lakey J. Flickinger Of Seville, o.,
the Democratic candidate for Clerk
of Courts, is a Medina County pro-
duct. He was born in Westfeld town
ship nearly Sc years ago and most Of
his life has been spent on the farm.
AS a farmer his ability commanded
the attention of his neighbors. About
II years ago he purchased the Dan
Shaw farm near Seville and for years
was engaged in the dairy business,
with success. An accident later ne
cessitated a change Of occupation, and
for the past six years he has been
one of the banner agents of the ]. r.
Watkins Medical Co. He is now serv-
ing his second term as treasurer of
Guilford township.
If elected to the clerkship we be-
speak for him a clean, courteous,
business-like administration of the
county's business.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
!. CHARLES FRANKS
Candidate for County Treasurer

Mr.. Franks is one Of the best known
men in Medina county. No man is
better qualified for the position to
which he aspires. He is man Of a
genial, companionable nature and will
make a painstaking and accommodating
official. He is in the prime Of life, and
has been engaged in business in Liv-
erpool all his life. Any one can
vouch for Mr.. Frank.
The people of Medina county will
make no mistake if they choose Mr.
Franks as their next Treasurer.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
Men Who Should Be Elected

time. He also holds the position Of
Clerk Of Medina village.
If elected to the office Of County
Auditor, he will endeavor to discharge
the duties of said Office in an accept
able manner.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30

D. L. Towslee was born in Homer
township and moved to Harrisville
township with his parents when two
years old and has lived there ever
since.
He was elected assessor of the town
ship three times and real estate as
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
DIR. r. A. BRINTNALL

Candidate for County Coroner.
Is a resident of Valley City and we'll
known throughout the county. Mr..
Brintnall is a young man, deserving
the support of every voter, be he Re-
publican or Democratic.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
GEORGE STARR

Candidate for County Commissioner
Two years ago / was chosen by the
voters of Medina county as one of
their County Commissioners. In re-
turn I have used every effort to re-
pay you by serving you faithfully and
in an efficient and economical manner,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
DANA r. REYNOLDS
Candidate for State Representative

I was born in Westfeld township
in 1883 and with the exception of the
time occupied in attending school,
have spent practically all my life on
a farm. I graduated from Leroy
high school and Buchtel college and
am now finishing the law course at
Ohio State University.
have always been a Democrat and
have taken an active interest in the
affairs of that party since reaching
majority. was a candidate for the
same Office two years ago and was
defeated by majority of less than
200.
believe that the present admins
tration has ably proven its right to