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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
Gricg8DrOt

glus einem DeutI9en 8lotte: r9[ls
bei uns ods &riegsbrot cinoeilbrt
puroe, pubten oie Jron3oien ii1 Dor
Sobn unO @era9tune gar ni6t 5u
faiien, unO bic Spotts uno S1mdbs
ipOrte eegen bas pain tata" bagelten
nur 10. Rotiirli@ mar bas &riegs=
brot bomals siHe Oeuti9e @rfinDuug.
Sn3piI9en iin0 nun bic sFran3oieu
aud 70 psit, OaB iie oie 8peGmdBigs
felt Ser oeuti1en &egelung oes 8rot=
berbrduhs no1 unD nad5 beeriffen
baben. uno ba iie fib jebt anf9iden,
felbf na9 OeuH9em Dluiter Elm
&riegsbrot ein5ufiibren, 70 forDert es
bic rationale Gbre, bob unter alen
llmitdnoen fir 0as pain tota" ein
fran50FI1er Stammbaum ousfinOig
eema9t miro. Wlit einem Wlal miro
oas 9il0 baGer poaltGnbig geGnOert.
Die bDien BODIES" 6oben oas &riegss
brot natiirli9 pieDer einmal bon ben
s5ron5oien geito6len. 9enu, ipie 6. 8.
@uitaro in Der 3eiti9rift ga No=
ture" beri9tet, finoet iib oas GeSept
zines &ortoffelbrots bereits in elmer
tleineH Sluai9rift Oes eelebrteu 9lpp=
t6eters Yarmentier, Oie 1779 IN Der
&0nigli9en 9u9oruderei Dsrgeltellt
fpuroe. sic trug oen Eitel: .9ie bette
2(rt elm 4artofFelbrot Obne Mtebl3u=
faB 81 baden." parmeutier foBte Daz
rim Die Greebniiie umfongreider uno
longer @orarbeiten 3uiammen. Gs
mar ibm 3und6it ni9t gelungen, &ar=
toffelmebl 3ur 9obrung 3u brin9en,
bod erSielte er bereits 1773 prattiine
@rge6niie, Die bon ser 2lta0emie bon
9eiancon preisgetr0nt puroen. Seine
@rfinOung Orong aber nidt Ourcb, unO
ielblt ais er 1886 i'm pariier synpas
lioenbotel bor elmer erIeIenen Ser
Iammluug, Der IL. a. aud Jrantlin
aneeb0rie, eih Probebaden perdnltols
tete uub oas erbaltene &artoffeIbrot
2uopig XVI, iiberrci1en lieB, pur=
ben leine 8eltrebungen nibt in Die
Sbot umeelebt Wion begniiete iid9
oamit, iiber Den Breis zines Ioldeu
8rotes gu itreiten; Die n@ja5ette oe
Sronce" be6auptete, oas BfunO oapon
fdme auf 5 9iaros, pd6renO BON an
Oerer Seite Oas 9oppeIic 6erousges
rebnet unO oem 2anDpiril9aftsminis
iter Dorgeiporfen puroe, in ois anti
li9e 3eituug fali9e @orfpiegeluneen
etngeriidt 3u boben. YaHaumoni
fprtd1t in ieinen betannten nNlemoires
Secrets" pie0er6Olt BON pdrmentiers
&ortoffelbrot; er erpd9nt, oaB oars
dufbtn in Weitin0ien Deriud9t iporoen
iei, Elm 8tstuit aus &artoffeln 9er5us
itelen, pdbrenO bic SSrage in Gruut=
reid INNER mebr ben llmTang elmer
StaatsaHgelegenbsit annsbme. SroB
oieIer 8erIi9erung Derlief dber ales
nah einiger 3eit lpieoer i'm Sano
i'm 19. Sabr6unoert tiimmerte Ii9
tein Menfd lin parmentiers Grfin=
Oung, uno erit jeBt fat man iiA an
Der Seine oorauf beionnsn, oaB in
5rantreid Idon in oen Sagen Wtarie
2lntoiuetteS dbuli@e Jragen beHdnoelt
iuorben ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
Dnuer Der 9e(c6Gbe.

Nuber Dem M}unitionsmongel, Der
bei ben 9tuiierten 6erri1t, miro, penn
Der Sfrieg nod ldnse oauert, iic9 audi
Elm empFinoliher GeI9uBmangel ~
ab9eieEen bon Sen in @erluit geratbes
nen OOer 5eritDrten &nnonen eins
itellen. 9enn, ipie man peiB, III bic
2ebensoauer Der @ei6iiBe. lpie aller
prd5iiionsinItrumenie, beidrGrtt. get
ben &ononen Der lei9ten Teloarti[lerie
ret4t bic @ebrau9sfdbigteit in giinitis
gen Jdllen, ipie &arl 8abn in Ger
SnterHationalen 3eiti6rift fir mil
ienidoft, Runit uno Tehnit ousfiibrt
bis 5000 G9uB. glit pa9IenOem
&oliber aber nimnat bic QebenstraTt
erbebli9 ab: fir Die Ihperen sfanos
nenrObre iino 100 S1uB sic 609Ts
Ieiitung. G9iffsgeTc6iibe IeiIlen nod
piel peniger Die neuen englii9en
S4ifFs9eI6iiBe BON "a uno 38 3entis
meter iollen BEL so SnuB erl9opft
iein; bic &rupp'i9en oroBen Runonen
iollen iDuen nit $50 ShuB ipeit iibers
le9en fem.
@eientliB giinItiger fno bic Sau.
biben gelteut, unb man prpp6e8eit
lbnen ein lleberoauern oes Rrieqes.
pie NbnuBuna ser 9lobre, Sic 8um
@erlagen fiibrt, lit ouf Sic Qlusbrcn=
lIllln9 oes Stabls i'm 2aDeraum uno
u.eoer9angstcgel 0uriid3ufiibren, ne
niger ouf Die Heibun9 oes @efnoHes
gu eI pen Mdnoen oes Hobres. Die Der
orennun9spdrme oes glitrooln5erins,
oas IN ben GjeI6oRen entbolten 1T,
lIosrileist nit 28O0 groo Geliiug SEN
S@mel3puntt oes umqebenoen @tobls.
Der nur l4OO @roo @ellus betraof,
um elm geoeutenoes. QluBeroem orinat
bic @ti6fIamme 3piiden GJeThoR ,n6
gobr nit groBer @etpalt Elm INK frhSs
oigt oaS Robr. Gtno crit fleinere
@4doen entitanoen, 70 biIScn Iie boIS
ben Ausgangspuntt fir tiefere Orr
it0rungen un0 9Rilen. 0iere hs6en.
5und4it bic W0glicbteit ces osTn,sn
Sreffens ouf fii6ren a6er Td5iiekIiH
su D0IIiger llnbruu9barfeit Sea @e.
i9iiBes 9ieie 3erItOrllnaen freten
aber eber tei Iangrobriaen 4anprsn
ais BEL tur5sn Wl0rieru auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
Der Orme BicrmOr[

Der @iermarl in Sue5 lit engliidcr
@efangener oepor0en. gDer immer
Qegppten oocr Snoiea bsreiI, oem
piro Die Neunurg bieIes 9}ameHS an
eenebme Grinnerungeu nusl0IeH. Ser
8iermarl iif elm @aner; CT 6eiBt eigent.
li9 Mar 6obrunneg uno itommt aus
Straubing, feline Gattin 1T aug Su.
Oersoorf osbiirttg. Sn Gue3 9ottt
!Sobruuner ii9 cine OeutIde Dirti
f6aft eiugeri6tct, in Der man elm ou=
tes @las W2iin9ener 81 triuten 6efam
uuS sic ID Bel ben @iubeimiiAeH ivic
bei Zen syremoen 9roBea 3uipruhS
erfreute. Gs entitanoen bort audi
StammtiI9e unb feu6te @den gcualI
10 ipie bei uns, uno Snblreicbe Nnii1tss
tarten. sic pieoer oen Weg oorthin
fanoen, befunceten Die Qlnbdnglimteit
her @intebrenoen all bic liebgeponnene
@tGtte. QDie Der nun Snternierts
siuem Wiin8ener Srsuno mitteiltc, hes
finbet sr iic6 duf Waaltai feline Norehe
1T bort. ,priioner Of War ST. ele'
mems @ams."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
Cite Be6nnnte.

2ouis pierroo er3GbIt, Der nDsut=
f9en Do9enI9rift fir Die glieDcrs
lan0e" 5ufoIge, in n2'Snoepeubence"
@ines Cages pernabm man am Britt
fenfppf bon 9irmuioen, mo unIere
(belgiIde) 2aufgrd6en nur peniae
Wleter bon ben 6eutf6en entFernt lies
gen, bon Oortber pl6bicb eiuc Stimme,
bic in reinem MaGonilG rief. nSin0
8orains unter eu9?" SIM belgiIben
QauFgraben iob man fi@ iiberrofft
an. Der @eutI6e fraste peiter
Sinh bieIleidt 2euie aus Guesmes
unter eu99" Gs por lpirtlib elmer
inter uns, unO nun enI1pann ii@ bic
folgenoe llnterre0ung: nSd bin
S9miot, Der DeutIde, Der YorarbeIs
ter in Der 6nbrif BON 3 Mleinc
5rau 1T cine So9ter aug Der .8laupe
Mij3erplaat," auf Dem oSrim," Ou
peiBt fbon. Der 9eremann aus
Guesmes ipnr onFdn9Iitb pie bonn
Bonner qeriibrt, aber ais er Die Slim
me beutli6 pernaBm, iagte er: Sang
geipiB, sen Wlann Tenn ib. Der
DeutI9e nobnte Dor oem &rieg iAon
5ebn Sabre in @uesmes un0 mar 0ort
perbeiratet." Do ricf Der Deuti1e:
nMenn i9 iiber Guesmes 3uriidtomme.
perOe i'd Bel Dir gu 9auTe Iageu, oaB
on gefun6 biit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Dn 0ie 2llliierten immer ue6r oar
an speifeln mii7en. NIT iroIl1en
QBaFfen SEN Sieg 81 erringen iuhen
iie unier oen GeItirnen na1 8uuoess
GjenoiIen. gDic Die frun30lilt6e uno
enQliI1c greHe beri9tet iit man in
ben 2reiien Ser fron30Iiihen Mifens
fdaftler neueroinqs oer iiberralnens
ben 9tniint, oob pdDrcno bic &rteg
fiiDrepoen naH olen mogliAen Wlitz
teln 1uhen, Inn oen S2rieg 5u belbleHs
niqen, oie ulte Nhuttcr Some oas
PROBLEM l0Ien t6rnte, uno 5ipar ourd
cine Grploiionl @euiglteuS gloubt
0ies Der 9(ltronom Buiieur, Der ber
ousaehnDen BAT. 0oB ber G'onneHbol
teiuesipegs i'm 2ouie oer SaDrtauIel
Sc ourH YerDunitun9 an llmTang uno
cyntenlitdt pcilorca bal, lonoern gan3
i'm @eQenteil immcr geiDaliigcr uno
ausoeoebnter ipiro, io oaB er bolo
plaben tonnte. lln0 ipeun oie Some
plobte, pdre ia fiGerli@ audi Der Or
bentrie0 sli Gn6e. 6s III ia pobl
nn8unebmer, paB Die @eLt einmal iln
terae6t, bod oa Die Come pie pir
oiIe piIfcn, NOD Elm 2eben bon Wlil
liouen So6ren bor Iic6 Aot, oiirfte lie
laum in oer ange0euleten gtrt ben gllz
Iiisrtcu 81 Silfe tommeu Demnacb
III es alfo aud init bieier n6pffuung"
lrifNer niMts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Sic JeIOsranrn IuRrn ii9 uiGt Iribt
bic ganne nerntrbrn.

bic @auue berOtrbrn.
Qlus oem garrpD @alo piro Der
nR(. Dr." beriGtet: DAB ms &riegern
troB Sdnse, Heoen unb ioniiiger anz
ssnebmer &riegs5utaten bier i'm Sem
beslono Der Sumor gottsob niht aus
gebt, oas 1T ia cine befonnte Sat
fade. Dab aber gu unierer euten lln@
terbaltlng Die tleinen felograuen bier
beiniosu RameraOeH, genannt Jelos
mauie. iouie Die gologelben 9afelz
mGuie Diel beitragen oiirfte ni9t az
9emeiu betaHnt iein.
Menn mir beimihreiben, pie uns
Na6ts Oiefe niebli9en Sier4en iibcr
&opf. Humpf lno @lieomaBeu ipegs
ipa3ieren, Oann ii6erlduft eu9 oabeim
cine @dnIebaut. gBir aber ipilien Der
WauIeploee bic bumoriltifde Settle
ab5u9eipinnen.
Qllnd6tlicb - ipenn oas leBte 2iht
i'm GroIo1 perloI9en ~ geben uns
bic Mdus9en cine tleine 5on5Doritelz
lung sSn alien Gden bebt elm &ribz
beln unO Erobbeln, Elm 9logen uHo
Pfeifen an, uno na1 un0 nah pers
fammelt fi9 bic municre S9ar in Der
Qlrena. Sir 9eleu9tung iorgen mir
Damn nit unicren elettrif9en SaIaens
Iampen. MobIauf Oas Spiel fam
beginner.
3uerIt ton3en iie eine 5rancaiIe
es iino ia Fron50iiI6c NlGuie bor
louter 6reuoen, Dab lie iic6 ale geiuuO
pieber eineefunoen. Gle pe9leln Die
YIdBe, o9ange5 bes places" - MauS
unO MGuiin perneiseH fi9 bor eiHonz
Der compliment" aan5 9enou
nan Der San3orbnung. DIS Wluiifs
beoleitiIng pisift oic MnuIetopeae oas
betaunte .@liibpiirm9en=S =SOna" nit
bem Cert: .QGenn Die Ho9t Iib ME-
0erientt Il. I. n. II Die WlduIeI9lpies
germiitter aber i6ouen poblgefdli9
gu. S1immeln ooer Gibenbleiben
gibtS ni9t, elm GROCER Mduleric9 foret
als 9an5orbner oafiir, bob ale Niaus
erbliim9en ge6olt peroen. gla9 Die
fer fbneibisen Ginleitung folgt elm
6opspal3er naA Der W}eloOie: ISM
ParroDioalo lit Sol5auttion" iebr
hiitig an3uiebcn. 90 geEts nod cine
CUTE Meile tDeiter, 0ann lGuft ouf eins
mol olleS auseindnoer, es muB nobl
&affeepauIe iein.
gBir iino toomiioe, l0ihcn bic Ca
ternen uno I9lafen Elm. Trii6moreens
gibts oann allerlei luItige lleberral9s
un9en. 9lues, pos ni9t met un0
nagelfeIt mar, bat BEL Der nG6tli6en
8affeepalIe 9erbalten miifen. 0a
liegen bal6 obgeFrehene Wa9sli6tsr,
8rotbroden, Wurit3ipfel uno Ionitige
&aritdten eines ormen &riegers. Giner
meiRer &ameraoea trGgt ebsn leinen
geitern erit angetommeHen punoeri10=
nen Gugelbupf (9tiatuaen) berbei. -
Wel@ cine lleberraibung
DDO I9au per. DaDiO, 30 bent bic
bunOerI9le6iiaen Wldus in mein' neie
@ugeIbupf neibaut." Sin alleemeincs
@eldGter bri1t aus. Sat1d4licb bas
ben Die W2Gufe IN ba5 2o9 bes @us
gel6upfs unIere @sr6anOsmatte bin=
eingetraeen uno bort Elm yleit gsbaut.
- ii9 bod psrFreFne 8anbe,
bebt Elm anOrer an. mir Bent ie e
Sod in mel 3piebadIddle g'fre1'n un
Die gan3en 3pie6ad ausg'leert~
9o erbebt iid Elm pfiffiger 8uper in
ser an0ern @Ge: gglao, gruOerbcr3,
DO fans BEL 6ir no net arg 3iiufti, bel
mir fans no bull ausgeI6ammter
g'pefn; mir bamm's mein 3piebadz
fad auftn0pft, bomm Die 3piebod
'rausg'fref'n lin bamm berna@ gan5
fauba niOoer 5utu0pft."
San. zGefr. g. q. 8obn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

9Eus 6es 9uiens 9iefe itr5mt Sc.
beiben Der freien DuIouna unO ent.
fdIoRener Sat. gli@t Shmera n
llnsIiid, Slid ui1t INNER syreube
tDer iein @ei9id erfiilt Dem ldhern
beios. (6umboI6tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Die Qlusgrobunoen in 3art3aao Qos
Ben peri2ieoeuc 9riitlibc @rabltatten
autaqe aefOr0eri, oaruuter eineu g'ars
mors@artop6aa Der oie leBte &ube
ffGtte elmer 5rou biloete Ulit per
aeide por Elm toftborer Sbnlud beis
0eTekt poroen. Inter ben in Dem
Garfopbaa qefuuoenen Sulpeleu befins
BET fd1 Gin nit Smarag0en lno Rubt'
nen beIeBtes Solsboro, ungeIc3litfens
GoeIiteiue, qolbeue glaoeIn, S9nollen
uno gain9e, Ioipie anbere Srnomente
0ie an ben aleioern ser Gotsn feitges
udbt tparen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

llntcr @6iloIoaen,-,q ,qron
iie6t ia Ocu Goftor Strips nidt
nc6r iuo itcdt Scr ocuu?" ..@cnn
Gottor Sfriptorius ociicu College
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

lett Scr sfrips cmc fritiidc Shioie-
g9cm CT iic icrtia Bot aibt er lie
mir; ih ipiQ cine sl6houolnn1 oa'
riI6cr mniertigcn" uEonnerlpeileG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Sfribiier Gin Bud ii6cr Gjoct6c &C.
ibrcbcn bat aeaen pcIhcn 5fripto.
rius cine @rotcit6roidiirc 6erous-
sob. llcber oicic 9roihiire nodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
arisesmalsrIn i'm SelSe.

Ulit @rIdubnis oes @enerolgoubers
neurs bon geIgisn pirO ii6 OemndbIt
ole TOlner WaIerin Jrau 2otte 8ertbn
pre4net ais ariegsmalerin nad6 Bel
glen beaeben. Die Aiinitlerin, bic in
Paris uno Wliin6eu ibre 9lus6ilbunQ
srbalten lit Die erite Grou, ofe ols
RrisgsmoIe1in 5uaelalien iporben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
Nn &apitalsQlnIe9er.

Teinns ah ipnrcn iphnldjen uno 1rnfe Dber
iims's Shmmcn Sch tn 8aar uDer In monnt.
", w e,nisen Sn1Ien meIr iuic perSoppct gbir
MSttvs" Qrubr ant aelegcne 0jrnnDnn6e IN
Sir s. 49pa, Der neuen Gprfabt 2eacn
c,1 mvI ergalicn. 0jriunNlde O21z lei 80,
E,,s.-3 Eg ~ oci BOO iir iucniner Qle 4 GenlS pro
SrneVsso,ttn 'lAt. yeirb bnlo Is 6cnt8 pro rna.
icesainh mfrlq leiu. OgnVutirte 0anaiueae, ma.
MtonalasHrie etrnFen, ilrfanbc un6 Varantie bes
1hs 1eh.ss NY elaacidiDicn; cine Geeacnbeli fir
tsiytssmuS5sN, ylgppcn, Yi.Der unb Uullc Ginjcn.
JiidlarD ". GuOi,
sr,,o Rr. "A. na.2eSinaion.enaht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

ga @erlangf.
rs Stl oeuildo5 ooer b56mildbes N1dohen iiir
tSrrne 9ausarbeii IN ener Samihe non pier
s,'ireog9ls sltl lelne Sll9e; quies peim. glons
%bttnAeN Nt. 2lO6, t8nirmuunt-9lUeuue A
-'Vi1,aen ialan Qtie9 bon @beiicrssh0Be
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-28
PERCENTAGE
OF BooTLEeeERs IN MT. YER.
NON NOT ABOVE AVERAGE
Deputy Galloway Places II At One to
Thousand Population-Noncom-
initial Concerning Future
Rads-Simmon Hear
ing Continued

mt. Vernon is no worse in regard
to the number of its bootlegging pop
ulation than many another town on
the map, regardless of what many
people think" said Deputy j. B. Gal
loway Tuesday afternoon.
"We made an investigation in one
town in this state where the wreck
ing crew brought to light one logger
to every fifty inhabitants, while Mt.
Vernon cannot show one to each thou
sand" remarked the deputy, ."and |
believe that we have at least got the
cream of the Mt. Vernon offenders
in the raid made June g."
Mr.. Galloway said that he hardly
dared hope that all the offenders had
been taken into custody in Mt. Ver-
non, but it was likely those who had
escaped arrest, if there were any,
would be scared into state of mac
tivity for time at least.
When asked if there was possi-
bility of more raids in the immediate
future, Mr.. Galloway was nocommit-
tai and merely remarked: "In view of
the amount of work 1 have ahead of
me, it is not likely that l will be in
Mt. Vernon again for quite a while" "
Several officers of the "wrecking
crew." who had participated in the
raid, were in Mt Vernon Monday as
witnesses for the Severns hearing,
but were not needed, as Severns en-
tered his plea of guilty before the
time set for the hearing.
The hearing of Mrs. Lizzie Sim
mons, arrested as a result of the
raid, has been continued until Mon
day afternoon at the request of her
attorney, who stated that he had
been retained to defend her upon
such short notice that he would be
unable to undertake the task before
that time.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-28

The calamity howlers are having a
hard time OF it in these days of un-
precented prosperity. With all lines
of manufacturing activity running to
full capacity and working overtime,
the occupation of the calamity-howler
is gone. And yet there are some of
them who would attempt to deceive
people and vainly make them believe
that all the activity is due to the man.
ufacture of war munitions!
A sample of this is right here in Mt
Vernon in which reference has been
made by pronounced calamity howler
to the manufacture OF war material
by the G. g. G.. Cooper company as ac-
counting for the prosperity in Mt. Ver-
non. OF course, the calamity howler
does not make mention of the great ac-
tivity in the other departments of the
Cooper company Neither does he re-
fer to the great activity at the Mt. Yer
non Bridge Works, at the Pennsyl-
vania shops and other manufactures
which have no contracts for producing
war material.
The people can't be fooled. They are
familiar with the situation. More
men are employed in manufacturing
in Mt. Vernon than ever before and at
higher wages. The same is true all
over the country. There has never
been such prosperity as exists under
the Wilson administration, and the
people know it. A few years ago when
work was light and hours short in the
local shops, the same calamity
took great delight in referring to the
blowing Of the Wilson whistle" Won
der why he does not refer to the blow
ing of the Wilson whistle" at the
shops and factories of Mt. Vernon
these days?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-28
Why Endure Summer coIdsT

1t isn't necessary to have a stuffed
head, running nose. To cough your
head off, as it were. All you need do
is to use DR.. Bells ne-Tar-Honey.
The soothing and healing balsams
open the clogged air passages and in
a short time you get relief and start
on the road to recovery. Your nose
stops running, you cough less and
you are getting better. Get bottle,
use as directed. Keep what is left
as q cough and cold insurance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-28

contract could be entered into until
that time. We we're informed that the
bids would be opened on July L and
that we would be notified so that we
could be present at the opening OF the
bids. Sufficient time has since elapsed.
Unless the delivery of tags is TO be
again delayed to the detriment OF the
public, and unless the same excuse for
an emergency, which the Supreme
court has once already disapproved
in your administration, is to be created
to permit of another deal, there is no
reason for delay.
"Your conduct in this matter is iden-
teal with that CT last year. 1t is ap-
parent that the same tactics are being
employed which resulted in the man
ipulation by which bids were refused
for lack of time, and which enabled
you to grant private contract to a
political friend who was not manu-
facturer, and who was estopped from
NUM- Va "a pei
par CT tags by an honest and watchful
Auditor Of State, whose decision was
upheld by the unanimous vote of a
non-partisan Supreme Court. AS every
manufacturer knows this little private
arrangement would have permitted the
political contractor a profit double that
the manufacturer gets on the same
work.
Because of increasing business de-
mands, at this late date we would not
be justified in accepting the contract
for required delivery, nor subjecting
ourselves to the annoyance of trying
to fathom the cause that continues de-
lay.
Therefore we request that you re-
turn to us at once, in the original
wrapper and seal and unopened, the
bid of The Scioto Sign Company, to-
gether with the sample tags, etc, by
express collect"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-28

Deed Records Volume 81 page 521 from
Rollin Beach to Mary M. Andrews and
Alice A. Atherton.
All of the above described property is
located in Clinton Township, Knox Coun-
" and State of Ohio.
One Subdivision A, $50O.0O Tract One
subdivision B, 81 10000; Tract One Subdi.-
vision G, $4,000; Tract Two $2S00.00; Tract
Two Subdivision A, $4,000; Tract Two.
Sin91division iI16I ssrd h $4,000 Tract Two subdi-
VISION O. $65O.0O; Tract Three $4,000
Terms of sale: Said sale to be made at
the Court House and upon the following
terms: Tract one to be first offered in
subdivided parcels and then as a whole.
Tract two to be first offered in subdivided
parcels and then as n whole. Tracts one
and two will be struck off to the bidder
or bidders offering the highest aggregate
price for said tracts respectively. Tract
three to be offered and sold as a whole.
Sale to be made for cash.
JOHN M. WOOLISON,
Sheriff of Knox County, Ohio.
BY Walter b. Mossholder, deputy.
Moore & Spefry, attorneys.
I-T,1i, p 2S;S-4S
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-28

Rumors around the state house have
led to question of the manner Of con-
tracing for the 1917 supply of automo-
bile tags. Names of bidders and their
bids have even been discussed. The
announced time for letting the con
tract was June 10. 1t is not yet let.
Those who watched the manipulation
last year and saw the Supreme Court
aid the auditor of state in saving $12,-
900 on an illegal contract fear that q
similar deal is now on. For this rea-
son some OF the bidders are withdraw
ing their bids.
The following letter TO Secretary of
State Hildebrant from The Scioto Sign
Company. by l.. o. Griffith. secretary,
dated July %, is self-explanatory:
''For the reason that It appears that
there is again an attempt being made
10 let the contract for Automobile IL
'cense tags under cover and in viola
tion OF law, as in 1915, de wesire to
withdraw the bid of The Scloto Sign
Company for the 1917 contract, here,
tofore filed with you.
'In accordance with the notice Civ
en- by your department on May is
1916, we filed a bid for the supply OF
tags for 1917, with the understanding
that the bids were to be opened and
the contract let on June 10. When
we filed our bid on June 10 we were
given TO understand that the Attorney
General had ruled that the bids coult
not be opened until July because the
appropriation was not available and nC
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-07-28

"Why the savings accounts of Will
lis appointees do not grow" might be
made the subject of an interesting lit
tie sketch. With the political organ
ization assessment against them all
from another source comes further
demand. They first subscribed for a
weekly Willis organ established in
Columbus. Then Willis told them
It's said, they would better take also
IAN organ of fundamental Democra
cy," published in his interest. Now
the demands are growing and they
have been told to buy % subscrip
tions to a daily party paper. Next!
It's easy.