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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-23

Grnit uno Moub Glart, 59i9
@ramble Hpe.. Wdoten.
Gear uH0 2eIeu UtiQer. G236 Gin
Ctr, 4edohen.
3reb. y. rmo Noro Sfueioer,
1927 Ioberer aDe.. anabe.
Taniel lnb 1illie Moeihel, 1913
8opIar Ctr, &nabe.
Gscor unb 9oia gtsenboicr, 3811
9oroen Str. 0doheu.
SSobn uno 2luna Better, 1920
anoplton Ctr, auabe.
Seroinono uno GIi3abet6 !Sentta,
1915 Bleaiant Ctr. anabe.
4titaeI uuo Marguerite @eiter,
itan. 216t Central 2IUe.. Ifdotell.
Gbas. uHo 2ottie Sting, 237 @eit
3. StrQBe. Waoten.
Sopar0 uno Carrie Sboonooer,
3430 @oIrportb ape., Waoden.
@ouis uno ,SeHnp 8ooo. t012 Gin.
coin 2lue. anabc.
Sames uno Carolina Cor. 3135
Wehrmdnn Qne.. MQoten.
Hidaro uno Cola 8Iasper, 1047
Soroon Ape., Mtdoten.
Soiepb uHo anna Reiiiig 1905
Ntaribau soe.. auabe.
g9iuium ,mo gerthaArbogaIt, 2945
Golerain aoenue, anabe,
gnoh uu0 goua 9fobbins, tic
CAUTION Ctr, 9tdoten.
@iIliom uno Bertha 9raun 40
0irEearI Ctr. Waoheu.
Sames nno Catherine 2)earoou,
.1410 MansiieIo CTR. arlabe.
Senrn uno Glia 8iggers, 240G
Iublrn slpe., anabc.
eolparo uno 2llu @boleg, 37iC
Utuin Str, anabe.
gospuro unb Wargaret Stanton
915 Saiutborne aoe, &uabe.
Senrp uno slnna Safump, 1926
Gegina 9pe., anabe.
Daniel unb Dtaro 9roniaan, 1857
gpers Ctr. Rdohen.
Sfaac uuo 2ena Wiob, 1886 8
Abe, WtQohen.
Sobn lnb lreaip 9ertmeper, 1857
4. slpe., Rabhen.
rSohn uno Iora gSillimnn, 1ti5
Sopple Ctr. W1of,eu.
Glptn uno 2sna geter, A. uno 81
bertp CTR, anabe.
8alentiue rno alice Sebereer, 422:
8ielupap Ipe.. ariabe.
suguit uno CLARA @eiieI. oic
Run Roao, Wtdot,en
Irtbur uuo 8enepa Sdoffer, Ga
apenlte, alabe.
aarl uno 2ena Srens, 4. uno Fl
berth Str, gsabhen.
,sacob uno Carrie Boiler, 8. uni
9ibertn Str, anabe.
sSalter rnb Seurietta SIageter
1858 gpers SIR. Wabhen.
Wtihael uno Moieu iSispari9, 123:
geefl slpe.. Wdohen.
Ssobn uno Barn Bauer, Quebec
Roa0, aitabe.
ebriitian lino gitella Goeot, IL
9oetbe Ctr, Dtabden.
@iaiom nnb Suian GaIep. 2;
lEife Ctr, anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-23
Gterblihfeitsberid,t.

4r6er y. Ssler, Is, 1882 Wlsisr
4pe.. i'm 2ittIe Wiami srtruRtsH.
Suepronuia Pareuts. 26, gbriIt Sos
fpttol, 5riihgeburt.
5lorenee Senrietta Sbemann, 2
Wlenats. 169 Summit 4pe., Gnttrdfz
tuna.
Wargusrits Serrmann, 8. ia
Spruce Str, Waeenlsfoen.
Se!en RGtia 1arbt, 80. 1861
StantOn 4ps., Gre3s.
Roiina Seoosar, rs. 720 Donners-
berger Str. Shlasonfaa.
Geo. Mafb. Canton, II, 416 God
Str. Bruiibrauns.
2issis Daters. 80. Gine. Soipital.
GsbirnbIuten
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3u ipat!

Ias iiuo Die beioen IhredIihiten
3orte filr Die 9eoauernsnertben.
nelhc ibren aorper ourh lleber-
anitreuauug in 8enuB eoer glrbeit
ruintrteH uuo oauu ieinem GIeno
ilberIieBen, anitatt linn su StIfe 3u
tonuHeu. Die tootIiheu 8tfte aus
hem aorper 81 entiernen. uno bic
Sen0boten bes Tooes IN 8eiiaIt pea
Ipspepite. gtagen., 2eber- unb geia-
renIetoen rern3abolten. Sorget oafilr,
oaB IS uidt I'll 'pdt tptrb, ionoerH
helit gtrem aorper BET 3eitea NIT
een heri!hm.es @t. @efadrS-sfrdu-
terptaen, Die henielben fraftia ulS
geluno erhalten. 20 Gents. gaQe
apotbefen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-23

Marie 9eorge, 5 Monats, 2ansoon
Str, 9urhfal.
Bopen Rap, 5 Wonate, Gpistopal
60fpital, 9olit.
Jron3 Spren9er. ga, 2ongpietp Sos
ipital, 2bernpertaltung.
Catherine abbott, 73, 2O10 Reaoinq
Roao, Snqueit in ShDebs.
ao. M. gper so 9ubsrcuIDits ga
nutortum, Suberfulofe.
Robert Bonner, 81, 1913 Bead
Ctr, Qunaenent3iinDunq.
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9sFrigsr Sie8 Ser ~Rie'
fen" I6er bic rRep g.

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fen" uber bic nReps".
Sn benz seItrissn spsiten Spiel Der
Serie spiThen un'srsn .Rsbs" uno
ben Rem gortsr ,Risisn" ItaHeen nd
bic beieen premisr sShleuoererSusgs
uno Mlatbepion BEL Der 8ertheioigung
ibrsr tetreffenoen 9eftiiss feiHolib
segsniiber unp lie Duroen nuf Der
gmpfanesitationsn ppn WcGeaR reip.
Wlspsrs unisritiist gis gum 7.9anss
mar es ein beiber aompf Srpif6sn bic
fen betosn Wsiitern ihrer aunt. Sm
Z. Gdnge md6te fi6 tuoeHsn bic gros
bsre Stdrte Der Rerp Yorter am Bat
gsltsna, inosm lie orei 1reffer ton3ens
trirten, mas linen 2 2dufe uno ben
Sisg siubrahts. Sm 3. Gange Iifers
ten Iis oaHelbe Reiultat nit 3 5refz
fern, nobel Elm Sehtsr unisres 8oienz
biiters 5oblissQ ibnsr Silfe ieiitete.
Die .Rebs" srntsteH ihren etn3igen
Qauf i'm 8. gdHse burh 3 9reffer.
uHlert JuHgeHs manteR D 2rerfer 9es
1en II unb bsine alubs hattsn je 5ipei
fSehIer auf esm AsrbboI3. Suggs
idnots siuen Guftfdhler our gdnt ges
an orsi ees Raibepion uno perz
Ifeutte sinsH 5reipaB CUR sritsn gaie
gsgsn tsiRen.
SH mehrsreu 9Gngen hotten Die
,Rsbs" 9aien beisBt unb ausii6tsn
duf 9duie. bod Usriagten isossmoI uns
isre bepdbrteften SdIdasr. Dem
Spisls pobnten taum 1000 3uNhausr
bst. Rislsr unb 5innsran paItsten
ibres 4mtss aIs S6nosri6ter obns
auf bsfonosre S6pisristsitsH 81 ios
Bsn.
Aeiultot Der qeitrt9sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-23

cine alaae iiber $4,000 segen bic
MoorebeaD Manufacturing 60. angez
itrengt.
Wegen angebli6en apntrattbru6s
bat 4nnd arone cine 8lage iiber
$4,000 segen 5erbert 8. pa4oub anz
oeftrenat.
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ceute ylatmittas orittes Spiel Der
Serie stpiiten pReos" uno ..RieIsn"
i'm bisFasn 8alIpart. WabriheinIid
perpen 5umpbries uno Mc2ean als
unitrs gatterie iungiren.
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aun5ert i'm 5niuOOb Iart.

Gsbcraer'S NtiIitar aapeQe fou-
3ertirt am 1ieHitag sLbeno i'm Sn.
N oob Eort uno 5par bat 3err
Gbas. Gsbcrgcr jr., Der Iirlgent, foI.
genoes 8rogramm auigeltellt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-23

Sobn Senrp 5Obers's seitamsnt sins
ssrei4t. Gbsffeiounss Jdas.
- Oiitlid beiseIsste S4abensrias=
anipriide. Der Bm. 9sr3Dgz
Joll aufsstldrt. - Rahlabiahsn.
= Wsrihisoenes.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Retiring Frem Business.

With the close OF the year one Of
the Oldest merchants In Rocky Ford
In artlN. service n not In age
Harry | Maxwell. will retire from
business to the great rcsr,t of his
business associates and fricnds The
only consolation ls that Mr. Maxwell
viii be succeeded by pair of shrewd
and active young men who will carry
on the splcndid gents furnishing
business built up by him along the
same successful lines This Is pat
On, 10 every one when We mention
that Mr. NaNw.lls successors In
NaSwclls store are his son. Warren
and Dennis Fieak. for many years ihs
genial clerk To whom In great meas
urc IL due III. fine trade Of recent
years
We can also congratula,. our psso.
pie upon the fac, that although Harr,
Ia retiring from business he will still
retain his residence here and con
thu. as alderman and \ real livc
booster. In which latter capacity he
has lately shown up prominently By
extensive purchases Of farm property
He nov owns sixty-onc acres Of land
comprising the BAtrman. DouGlss
and D,-Grofft places west Of town. .ant
10 entitled TO entry ~ one Of oui
gentleman farmers. Hsrc's hopins
that ne may wear the latter tils u
IonG ~ h~ has that os merchant D
Rocky ford--some twenty-five ycars
II 10 said.--Rocky Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
n my last ! said II my de-
termination should hold. and
health did not fail ! would
.n. unnnnthIno In tho NAY Of


health did not fail would
~ say something In the way Of
a denuncia,ion OF bull.fishting. My
health fallei-,hat is. i nave been
"indisposed. which is another way
to spell chronic laziness. II is Ger.
,ainly an effor, for me to do anything
of any kind-simply have to force
myself into the collar. and under suct
conditions the flights OF the muse
are neither lofty nor profound.
Bu, certainly did toast the bull
fighting sport Think OF II. 4 blind
fold horse Just sored to death for
mere sport. with no cause or justifi.
cation whatever, And then, too, the
cruelty to the bull The poor brute
simply has no show from start TO
finish. Stung with spears and arrows
driven frantic by sharp instruments
piercing his flesh he naturally wants
to fight, and his temper is further
ruffled by red banners and flags
Haunted in his eyes. an Insult that
no proper. self.respecting bull will
stand and not make an effort TO re-
sent
But he has no show. the cards are
stacked and ri Toro is IT from
the firs,-from the time the first
bandarillo is su,ck into his neck
untn the hiit OF the matadore's sword
projects just above his shouliers-the
point In his heart-he is slaughtered
TO make a Mexican holiiay
was surely moved by the spec
tacle. resolved TO state my opin-
ion OF such sport In the columns Of
the great family journal, ! took my
pencil and proceeded To eat EN-
up" lashod them With all the
language at my command. | criticik.
ed. pointed out the cruelty. the
savage In the people, the utter lack
of the rcflnemeuts OF our ciyiliza.
ton: | showed how II might have
been overlook d In olden times when
humanity vas In more primitive
state. but now. In this our TWEEN
,ic,h century no place could be
found for such exhibitions. No ea-
cusc could be accepted for such bar
barl,y. and ficrccly demanded that
an enlightened people rise In their
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince the Greatest
Skcplic in La Junta.

Because It's the evidence Of a La
Junta citizen.
Testimony easily Investigated.
The strongest endorsement of merit.
The best proof. Head il:
Mrs. N. franklin. 3O7 Carson Ave-
"a Junta. Colo. says: II used Doan'.
Kidney Pills about three years ago
and received such great benefit that J
have thought highly Of thea ever
since. had an almost constant ache
in the small Of my back. PARTICULAR,
severe early in the morning. Often
In order TO arise. l had to grasp the
Sidc Of the bed for support. had
headaches and I knew that my kidneys
were disordcrcd. as the kidney secrc
tions were unnatural. The first fcv
doses Of Doan's Kidney pills brough,
relief and in a short time they com
pietciy removed my pains aud re-
stored my kidneys to their proper
working order. A few months ago |
noticed that the kidney secretiops
were again unnatural and | At once
procured a box Of Doan's Kidney pills
at the Ia Junta Drug TO. They proved
just as effective A. before"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Niiburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-and
take no other.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Downer on Civilization
in Mexico and u. S. A.

fled. and one OF the party was &c
overcome by the spectacle that he II
yet under the care OF physician
h, The party drafted resolutions a.
expressive OF their opinions of our
sports, and noted such expressions
as extreme cruelty" Disgrace to
our modern civilization" might have
been tolerated In the Dark Ages. bu;
no excuse In this day and age OF the
world" and many similar statements
very much like unto the language
had previously employed
+ when read this | reflected on
the troubles. trials and tribulations a
conscientious journalist. took the
aforementioned inspired production
form where Its force and inspiration
will not be visible TO the naked eye
But then. OF course. one must not for
get tha, these were Me1icans and
they have not yet reached the exali-
ed plane of Advancement occupied by
the Caucasian. and OF a certainty can
not grasp our finer and more subtle
understanding Of true sport Even
that sophistry doesn't seem to salts
fy Seems to be something wrong
Is its It. after all. the point of
View
There WAS yet another l. sson gath
cred there. and little Incident OF
the game occurred upon which l feel
sure can hang a sermonette.
One OF the bulls introduced In the
arena developed a yellow streak. lie
resented none OF the insults shower.
ed upon him. but evinccd a forgiying
disposition, and was willing to over.
look all and let II 20 at that He
took no offense at the red rags. nor
az the spears stuck In his neck. but
seemed TO BE- overwhelmed with a
mad desire TO go back to home and
mother II. responded TO none OF
the challenges NO freely offered As
pugillst he Was failure. and WAS
driven from the ring in disgrace
The bulls that resented the insults.
and upheld the traditions of their
race at the sacrifice OF their lives.
were hauled out by team of mules
The sermonette' That's easy. Note
that the brave bull. the one ready to
fight everything and anything. the
one looking for trouble, and finding
II. dies An ignominious death. d
his carcass Is fed to the prisoners II
Juar.z
The coward crops the daisies on
the mountain side. and shifts the
breeze In the full enjoyment Of life
He bows his neck and waveth his
tail al0ft. and makes love TO the low
ing kline" In the good old summer.
time and all the time.
The moral is Don't get mad and
fy up and figh, at the wrong time.
There are times when even yellow
streak Is fine thing. and when hrav
cry Is foolish thing. Use Judgment
and remember what Pat said when he
Was reprimanded for making a hasty
retreat In front Of the enemy;
a live coward Is better than a
dead hero any day
Amt It the truths
G. n DowNER.
Los Angeles. Gait January ] 1912
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Commissioners Could Net Agree.

The county commissioners who at.
tended a mc, ting at La Junta re
Gently at which the commis sloncrs
from Prowers. Bent. Otcro and Las
Animas counties were present. re-
turned without completing the bust.
ness for which the meeting was call.
I'd. IL has been suggested that Fred
Sabin De employed to take the case
affecting the highway road fund
through the supreme court. and II
WAS thought well that all the CON.
misstonerr confer on this subject
The commissioners from Bent county
take the stand that inAamuch % the
case vas instituted originally By
Prowers county With . reliable Prov
crs county attorney In charge. thai
Il would not b. right OF just To -
slst In the employment Of additional
counsel without the full consent oi
Prowsrs county and the attorney who
fought the case In the lower court
and has Hew perfccted his appeal 4
the high court. While Bent county
through its comnissioases. u Anx
ious TO aid In every way possible ID
sssing hat this case 10 dect1el q
hat the fund viii - available. \ VII
not take . position that b not u
conplets accord With Provsfs-Deo
County Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06

When | heard that Good Housekeep
ing vas TO give 4 discovery dinner.
and that each guest was to give a
discovery. went across the alley to
my friend. Mrs DugAn. knew she
would be able to supply me with one.
She did This Is II. Said Mrs.
Dugan:
Wan day whin ! was after rum
maxing In me cellar Oh found wan
dozen champagne bottles goin' L
waste. and twas pity I; see thin
20 L waste. o! tuck a look at thin
and 0i seen they was all In good
condition. e1cipt they Was full OF
champagne wather. Putin III twilve
bottles L wan side OF procured a
cork screw and by houidin' the bot
tie toight betwane me knees-which
oi had covered with rosin L preven,
tn bottle slippin-oi drew ou, tn
cork
'Oi laid IN cork L wan soidc an
empti.d tn contints av tn bottle
down tn drain. except wan small
tumbierful. which Oi drank
"OI thin removed tn cork from an.
other bottle. an cmptied tn contin,s
down III drain. except a small tum-
blerful. which Oi drank
,hl, r.,uA,.l ,nvk frn,.
other bottle. an emptied the oontints
down the drain, excep, a small tum-
blerful. which OF drank
"Oi thin removed another bottle
from tn cork an emptied tn drain
down tn coniints. except small
tumblerful. which OF drank
"Oi thin removed another drain
from tn contints-and-and emptied
tn small cork down tn tumblerfui.
encipt a bottle. which Oh drank.
'Ol thin bottled another small r,.
move-from tn tumbler-excipt
small corkful-which Oh drained-and
confused tn drank down III bottle.
"oi thin tankled bump from moth
er bottle an OF mean Oh dunkled
lump from mother copple-you see.
me friend. OF mean Oh drankled a
kump-Oi mean OF cracked-Oi mean
OF oonkied-oi-well. anyhow. OF did
II all thin ,wiNe bottles.
Thin bottles was now all Imply.
an OF steadied tn house wid wan
hand an counted tn bottles Wild tn
other.
There vas twinty-siven left out
~ a. 1oseA. Thin Oi got me- scrub.
binx brush an \ pail OF wathcr to
ciane tn bottles. but { me surprise
Oh found OF cu'd not ri, tn brush
into the nick ay tn bottles. OF there
fore turned Tn t~iniy-si,in bottles
wrong side out an scrubbed thin
well. an turned thin roight side
out again
by this time tn house was re-
yolyin' rapid. an Oh sot on III floor
an counted III bottles AS they wen,
by. There Was sinty.four ay thin. Oi
clumb t tn kitchen table an produc.
I'D out sv tn drawer tn can opener.
on tn hind legs OF which was a glass
cutter. Ol crcpt back carefully L tn
bottles an seated mosllf In tn Gin.
ter ay thin an Thin goin' round me
continuous. by pretendin' inilffer.
ince L thin an springin' at thin
whln they was off their guard Oi
was able L catch thin wan at
toime whin OF had thus caught
bottle OF HID II firmly down-by lay.
in on tan Mid IN glass cutter
OF cut off tn bottom an III nick
ay IT.. These OF put t wan soide.
an what remained ay III bottles
made an excellent lamp chimney
When oi counted Thin oi found OF
had siyin,y.two"
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Champion csnss'ssps Rs'ssrs.

Rush A. Gordon. Of L. Junta. Oteru
county. picked lice crates q can.
tatDspss fron two acres. rsalisins
ooes tAAa e3oe ~ acre. Joha wasA.
bsrn. fro0 . ten scrs tsssl. ptcho1
1.eee cratas aaA }. o. weed = .
twseey acre paleA ~ over i%Aep
esatsA-t5Go1 ~ Easn.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06

-tng Eili + SECS a Bull-FlEht
soy let IA c uinrs
Asraii,I the church and
10 eloquent and slow
upon them to correct
vii AID eliminate Il
hr earth fore, .. .
.. condemned and
yrs the whole
aJIhl ard ro-
permitted Il.
"fc f,f I'm |
people that
race TO the
cullur. OF
ition. and In
bcar IN upon
tn" Am' riCan
OF my best.
| shouldn't. IL
the pen Of the
family lourgal
occurred Tho
'scd the Chi.
ole In the
try. and u
ils master.
die before
, incident
TX this In.
pa frax.
'as scan.
relief 10
i~n my
to this
zen from
xh the
football
e west.
one Of
.. and
fought
= was
led for
Asrrs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-01-28

Miss Gertrude Ha, es of Toledo,
called on Perrysburg friends Sunday.
Miss Martha Wellstead is visiting
with Mrs. Anna Louise Leydorf.
Miss Ida Lucert Of Maumee. was
the Sunday guest Of James Simon.
HELEN Moser is spending the
week with VIM. Kazmaier and family.
$. d. Mutchler visited with Fred
Mutchler and family last week.
Mrs. Malinda Swartz and son
Gust spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Swartz.
Mrs. Florence Swartz spent the
day, Tuesday, with Miss Mable
Swartz.
Mrs. J. Shea of Toledo. was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bas. Trombla
on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Shepler Of To-
ledo, spent Sunday with Mrs. e. s.
Mcknight and family.
Mrs. w. B. Bishop of Toledo,
spent Monday with w. P. Adamson
aud wife In Roachton.
Durham Simmons, Jr., visited in
Bradner on Friday and Saturday Of
last week.
Ellsworth Finch is spending the
week with his sister. Mrs. Park
Hickle, in Bowling Green.
Mrs. George Ladd of Weston,
called on Perrysburg relatives Tues
day.
Mrs. G. V. Urschel of Bowling
Green, spent the first of the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Koons.
Mrs. L. A. Cowell of Weston
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with
John Cranker and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schramm
are the proud parents of an 8 pound
baby boy which was born Monday eve.
ming.
Frank Scholl, Miss Anna De
Lette and Miss Swartz of Lime City
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Finch.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-01-28
GETS THREE YEARS

Frank Diebert appeared before
Judge Baldwin Monday night accom-
panied by his attorney j. e. Kelly
and pleaded guilty to the charge of
criminal knowledge under age of
consent. Prosecutor Hatfield, who
had expected the case would be tried
on Thursday, gave a short review
of the revolving facts in the case
which had led to the present delicate
condition of the fourteen-year-old
person who had made her home with
the defendant and whose prospect OF
maternity is but three months away
Diebert pleaded extenuating circum.
stances which had rendered his judg-
ment of mature years unavailins
against the urging of his young COM
panion. He was sentenced to serve
three years in the penitentiary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-01-28
ON TO COLUMBUS.

The promoters of the extension of
the Toledo, Bowling Green G South
ern Traction company's lines from
Toledo to Columbus, turned down
a few weeks ago on an application
to issue bonds to construct the line,
because of the immensity of the is
sue, will try again in short time.
An amended application will be filed
before the state utilities commission
and it is believed this one will be
successful, as the clause objected to
in the first application will be rem
edied.
The Chicago promoters who are
back of the extension claim that Just
as soon as the application is granted,
men will be put to work on the extern
sion, and that cars will be running
from Toledo to Columbus, via Find
lay, by the forepart of next year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-01-28
BEAUTIFUL MAUSOLEUM.

Mr.. Hughes, of the Hughes Granite
company, of Clyde, Ohio, was in town
Monday in the interest of the COM
pany which will erect in Fort Meigs
cemetery one of their beautiful maus-
oleums which has become the popu-
lar and most sensible method of dis
posal of the remains of departed
friends. These mausoleums are being
placed in the cemeteries of the most
progressive cities and towns of the
country, and we are pleased to know
that the Hughes company has decid-
ed to make the Fort Meigs cemetery
the place for the location of one of
these modern, beautiful and sensible
mausoleums.
This mausoleum will be of granite
exterior, with doors of bronze; the
windows of opalescent lights set in
metal, with metal frames, while the
inferior will be of marble.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-01-28

-"Flinch''-A splendid game for
the long winter evenings, sold at the
J Journal office. 39tf
"A. j. Hahn has resigned his posi-
tion with the National Wheel compa-
ny and has accepted position IN To-
ledo.
Many friends Of Mrs. John Drury
of Toledo, will be pleased to learn that
she is conval escing after being ill for
the past three weeks.
Don't forget the special music at
the Royal Theatre, Saturday, Jan. 27.
Doors open at 8:45, show begins at I
O'Clock. Admission cents.
While driving team Of horses
last Thursday, E. S. DeVerna was ser
lously injured by being thrown from
the wagon when the horses became
frightened and started to run away.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Homer at
tended card party at the home Of
Mrs George Haas in Toledo, las
Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Homer each won prize.
The New Century Club met at tn,
home Of Mrs. Bradfield, January "a
There were present Mrs. Roether, Mt
Garfield, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Alice Hol
lenbeck, Misses May. Bertha and Ru
by Cranker, Miss Caldow, Mrs. G L
Maddy, MISS Zella Gunder, Mrs
Bradfield and as guests of the club
Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Kreps, OF Mau
NEE 1t was a delightful semi-forma
affair and all had good time. Sever
al papers were read aid refreshment
were served after which Mrs. Cool
was elected president, Miss Berth;
Cranker vice president. Mrs. Canfiel'
secretary, Miss Gunder treasurer
Mrs Bradfield critic and reporter.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-01-28
GOLD HID IN GARRETT.

Jospeh Holmes, of Weston, admin
istrator of the estate of John Fackle-
man, a German recluse, who died on
his farm short time since. had rea-
son to suspect money was hidden
away in the old house, and upon
search, discovered $500 in currency
in the garret of the house with a
quantity of German papers. He had
about $4,000 deposited in various
banks, and his will bequeaths his
property to the children of his two
sisters in Germany, and now Mr..
Holmes has the duty of finding the
heirs without knowing their names.