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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

18th ST. sis-sls f, all; 18th st. 2u-2,S f.
ALLY Rosenstein to Herman Weisner,
III 7th ST. yrs from June l., 1919:
ST MARKS PL, IL, stroe-Ezekiel Plonsky
to Adolph Friedeck. 2io 18th st,
yrs from Sept /, isiti atty, steinsut.
20l f ltth ...,...... ,,...t, 500
LEWIS ST. 1906. all-Mary Reiss ct al 10
Bernhard Reiss. los Lewis st, yrs from
Aug l. 1914; atty, Rottenbers l06
20 re Az. iia5 .,ore-Amalia Mayer ''0t TO
August Eckel te2 W lrs, At, yrs from
Sept /, 1914; atty. Edw NJ Burghard Ill
issD Esr. 500 W. ail-Abraham Leipzig to
Joseph shsnk. SO W iO7th st, IL? yrs
, fri s sept si " aii@Efn.i Erlinssf 10
Joseph shenk, GO W forth st, yrs from
BRoeApwAY, v cor isith st. iss.iSxW,
all--Marie " Hoguet ct al TO VIM sper-
ling and ano. ~ Il iotth ST, . yrs from
Aug /, 1sit atty, Abr Cohen. III
Bway ....,'s'''.'' ''''' '.''''''' 'sssooV
BronI.
18TH ST. $3.50 L. bidgs--Adolph
Deutsch and ano to Bernard crausman,
1910 stebbins av. yrs from Apr /. 1913:
attys Goldfein a w. s5o Bway. $500
wIAHsaHINGToN Nv, ls,7. " 5. sOxiooT' ali
Emma NJ Crowell to Clement II Smith,
1884 Mt Hope pl 8 yrs from Oct I. 1914;
atty, II Smith, $50 fremont av. $3.50
18th ST, ali r., private dwlg and BARN
Bertha Dolan to Rachel Pennscekio
All r. ls4th 1t, yrs from Aug l. 1912;
atty, r Psnnaeskio. Sii lbNh st $500
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(East OF Fifth av between Fourteenth and
ION Sta


LEXINGTON AV. es 1915 6od st six7o
Catherine Furcht 20 Jessie Offender
West somers, =, due Sept /. 1915. s
p c, Aug 20; atty q co, iis RToad,
,,D sr's s:5 sd sv. iisio:'s1'ssees"s Bessie
Pekelnan TO Godfrey Plsek 40 + sea
W. ATs H. s 0SoS eAam NJ 5000
TAD ST. $, 40 Madison av, lssxsO--
County HoldiEs S Go to Uni9n Ms CO. 100
at,ys, Merrill q r, 100 Bway $4,000
PARK Az cor stth st, l02 2XlSS4-
Esthold Realty 90, Inc, to Metropolitan
Lfs ms CO. ! Madison ay, due SEPT !,
B, Madison sv...11 400 ss75 Ooc
MADISON Az. cor ssth st, 100 sxs2 =
Vanderbilt Realty Corp TO y Y Trust Co.
trustees, 20 Broad st prior mtg ii2S 900
rest Bros, 50 broad st '',.',, go ss5, ooo
10TH ST; s. 100 Park av, boxiOO l.
Philip IL SamiIson to Herman Herring 500
RiverSde Drive yrs, "a per bond
Aus II; att'- Marcuson Bros, $50 Broad :,
Vest Side.
west OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th Sta
ssp ST. ne cor TN ay,. so,sx7sl; l7th st.
sw cor Sd sv, 6sx-; i2d st, O. 400 sth
av. s76xi0o; al sv. s. 7ali n i0sth st
27x7s-Frank J Cassidy TO John a Noble
Essex, J, April g. demand . p c; attys
Any, T'' s4 X ss, 3 Liberty at 900
as West 3Sth street Corp 10 City Mtg Co,
Is Wall St Aug 81, due as per bond; atty,
Co, ITS Bway .,.,,.... $500, 900
18Th Tfs. ST co 10 :' TS 18th sS iIa..s
Broad ct, prior mtg s55oOo, Aug H. due
At per bond sttyS, De Forrest Bros, 80
r,b ST .. s.s Central Park west, '' ?cs
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Arrived--FRIDAY, August u.

Arrived--FR August u.
SIS II Piemontc. 1920 4. NJ. Genoa. July 10
SIS Idaho. 2so 4. NJ. Hull. July %.
IS Herm, A. NJ. Seville. August is.
SIS Bowie, ii;s0 a. NJ. Manchester, Au gust II.
SIS Alnirantc. AIS A. NJ, Cartagena. August s.
SIS Grayson. "A, NJ. Ponce. August 4.
SIS Matanzas, $50 A. NJ, Manzanillo, August I.
SIS FL Sud. $50 a. NJ, Galveston. August Is
SIS City of Montgomery. A. NJ. Savannah
August Is
SIS Comanche. Y \. NJ. Jarksonvil August Is.
So Ivernia. sos p. NJ, Fiume July n.
SIS River Araxes. p. NJ, Smyrna, June O.
IS Lampasas. II p NJ, Key West. August 10
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HELP wANTED-rEMALE.


CHORUS girls wanted, experience un-
necessary. Apply IS Forsyth 81, between
/. and L. NJ.
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Selma Alexander TO Meyer Jarmulowsky,
uss, LeS.sve; Jan 81 islli atty Chas a
VEST BRoADwAY' t25. :. $50 spring
stietci. ret to Ed% II q Thee swan swan
oyster Bay. L l. excrs &c, Lucretls
nett 81 William st.'s.....''..,.' sac. 600
9TH ST. ms, 2.s Avenue - 25xs2. s-Eya
S ms ,,i 20 Anne Cohtn 81 list az Avg r.
'eers st'''...'................. .........,"N
East Side.
tEsst OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10Th sts)
atty. VIM DH MIi ~ III a,st st. 80, nSs
sp.rry to chas c % s 5 crsnsfon
nway. .....'Y'...., ,,. 1'' 100 100
.John Ii Hogan. rel to !" cath sss =" fn rem
l7e Bway......,.,.'',, ,ts ooc
1 sos 81 e. uo,sir 20 e Madison ay. iss.
lem. Aug 'y,h ST. INT. mtg ySoCTGS' az az
Bway '.'..i 80 "err'I H. ls9
I'D pcos,r go =, r. , s,s ssS e ~ av4 i7Elo2s
35o5 Bway, mtg slo 900 A's rNeansn
p aasslaafos;Tl. G 3. Al n%ay,'. ...,,ico
iTIn 81 r. ,o Con" CO to Esthisd Realty Co,
MNbfnssnroMtd', y ! Mad av .....,.,.., 800
ioo'sssseHS Trust 60 as , cor ss'h st. It,
Van der Gun Realty Corpn. IS william IT.
mnIs ,dzS,OOO' Aug II; attys. De Forest
n srIs 80 Broad st .-.......... ts5,o
Frank = Wise ct al. exrs Nathaniel Wise.
40 a. Jos McSamara' l?o f s.th -. mtg .i6,-
nwsy -.,'....,,..'.''' .'...'... 900
10th ST - sa7 W PARK ey i5sxiSW
Curtis Koehler to Sophie Homrighauson.
ioith st. lao par Aug Is. lela,
IVES, SID 'o'''' ''''''''OO
west OF Fifth nv between Four,cs,tb and
fern ST. q, W > 500 " s,n av. s5so:-
T ,o'nn ST. mig $4,000, c "a e All liens,
18TH ST 4 ., s92.s 6th ay. b6.Ix9s9-
Corpn.. az nassau st. Aug 81. atty Q
.:D ST. us " rs. i7s 9Th ay. s sG,SyS
o. a., X yieie 20 Minnie " miller.
Jgiy 20 ::.;,.....,::.:......: ..... 800
sIN Y Trust Co as as trus ct tai al 10 Erksn
CO. Inc, 6s william st. mtg $4,000, Aug
-. .......,'...'.'',..'..,25 , 900
rls vogel to- vogci Realty and Holding
Corpn. ~? 9Th az. mtg 5000. all liens.
st ...................- .'..'...,.,ioo
18th ST 5. S25 Central Park " Tx
bach. fef to lily lily / rim mt ma and Grace E
90. atty, Chas j McDermott Rector
st ........... ........... $50 900
soIMorris vosei 10 vcreI R.,i,y Z SiiioiT,
liens. Aug 20. attys' Davis & D. a. cham.
bers 81 .....,..... ......,...,. .. 800
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS ST. Paul. from Liverpool
SIS Ryndam. from Rotterdam.
SIS Columbia, from Glasgow.
SIS Olympic. from Liverpool
SIS Tagus. from AntlllA.
SIS Caribbean, from Hamilton.
SIS Ancora, from Colon.
SIS Havana. from Havana.
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ond street to Bertha X. williams for q
term OF years.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

o5TH ST. 80 TO 81 W--Richard Il Thlhaut,
Inc, agt Gahren Realty co ct al, June 20,
SsTH sr IS E-Fordham stone Renovatins
Co agt Mrs Anna Moore ct al, Oct 23,
1913 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ..,,,,,,,..S 1890
bronx.
NORTH CHESTNUT DIR, ;. 400 Barnes
av +Oxl00--AuguHt Diedtrich agt vita
Maria D'Amore, Jan IL, 1914 ,......,{go
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WATER GAP HOUSE

The Mountain Paradise Delaware Water
Gap Pa. open to December. Special late
summer and Autumn terms Booklet.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. SIS Sun sets. "a Moon sets. rs
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk 500 Gov. Island. ~ He'll Gate. 1912
LOW WATER THIS DAY
AM AMI AN
SandyHk 4 50 Gov Island. 226 He'll GATE. <.O8
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Dountown.
tsouth of Fourteenth ST.

(South of Fourteenth ST.
NASSAU ST, e cor Spruce 81, lO0.sx93.3--
American Tract Society to y Life Ins
Co. 3t6 Bway, Aug 20. demand, 3 p c:
atty. T O Co. i76 Bway 1875 900
WEST BRoADwAY, : cor y Moore st
ebsx-- Michael PAscareila to Adolph
johnson, 242 f l24th st. pr mtge $40,
900. Aug q, due as per bond; atty, Geo
G De Lacy. 2aa Bway. .;...,... $4,000
Louis Pollack to Mary l. sin, Far Rock.
away, l. !, due Aug 1917, & p c; Aug IS,
BowERY, e cor Delaney IT, 2oxl23ll--
Louisa Land 81 al to Dry Dock saw
Inst, 3+l Bowery, Aug 81. due as per
bond; atty, NJ Tichenor, as Park
Row ...........--... ........-. SIS. 600
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io22-Slmon Rawitzer to BENJAMIN y
Cord0zo l6 " 18TH 81. Yrs. IA e.,
Aug -: nttys. Engelhardt T.. III
BNay .,.s.s.. saV,uVV
Nth 81. n =. l95 Amsterdam aN, 2ONl00S
Mary r. MCM0negal to Lawyers Title
lus 7 Go. 100 Bway, Aug 81 yrs.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NEW yORK-Catskilis.
heCatSkilI Mountains

country OF native grandeur. wildwood
charms. many trout streams, walks. drives
and other attractions make this a picturesque
and heaithful paradise.
The Ulster { Delaware r. r.
reaches all points in this mountain SAM.
tarlum and great pleasure ground. ana 4.
connection with West shore r. r.. operates
through trains including Pullman service.
The annual illustrated book with revised
map of the Catskill Mountain section. also
map showing the great Ashoksn Reservoir.
and containing corrected list Of over 1000
hotels and boarding houses will be sent free
on receipt OF cents postage.
". A. SIMS. General Passenger Agent
Klngston.N Y
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Kenneth Ives & Co. W Hss:Sn Ey'r 1E. II

APARTMENTS TO LET-UNFURNISHED.
-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~--~-~-~~~
10TH ST, 1e4 EAST rooms and bath.
hot water steam heat four family house
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tMauhfiihn lsland, north OF lloth ST
9TH Az. " cor ll2th St 75.llx2GS-Abram
Spanner to Julius Tishman s3s West End
av, Aug 10, due Nov |. 1915. p G. atty.
liTH ST =. l75 " LIST av. 25xlo0ll-
Lumcno Masucci TO y Y Trust Co q ano.
trsts. Is Broad 81. Aug -. yrs, p c;
attys, Howrrs q :. 40 Cedar st sl2 900
FIFTH ST n =. 1917 Park av, lsN9g IL
Anna l. W-nzel TO Caroline Scharmann.
Newark y. J. Aux l., pr mtg $500: due
'as per bond, attys. Spcir Il. 50 Wall
lHTH ST. $ % " wadsworth sv sox
Hsli.-Aldus CONSTR Go. Inc, tn Manhat-
tau MIG Co. 200 Bway, due as per bond,
Aug - ......... ............... fi3 900
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
AT ONCE
And you will have both
dollars and reasons for a
Merry Xmas.
The Peoples State Bank
Wauseon, Ohio
AT ONCE
WEST
Wauseon, Ohio

Several from this locality heard
the musical entertainment given by
the Ionic Serenaders at Morenci Sat-
urday evening.
Willard Hubbard who attends school
at Delaware College and his sister,
Miss Janet of Fayette were delight
fully entertained by Howard and
Miss Ruth Cochran at their home Fri
day.
U. S. Buckley and family were
Sunday afternoon guests at Earl
Bulkley's.
Clifford Taylor and family enjoyed
Thanksgiving at the Meyers home
neal Wauseon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Crout at the U. S. Buckley home,
Clyde Rock and family at the home
of Arthur Keefer, MI. and Mrs. j.
Liechty at the Hines homestead.
Tuesday evening q number of
neighbors and friends enjoyed q fare
well party at the home Of Clarence
Richard. W. wish them a happy
welcome when they arrive at their
new home in Tontogany.
Edward Butler is spending a few
days at his farm.
An old fashioned dance was enjoy
ed by a number Of people at Inlet
Wednesday evening.
Clyde Rocks enjoyed a surprise
party at the home Of Arthur Keefer's
Friday evening. Oysters were served
as refreshments.
Clifford Taylor and family spent
Sunday at the home of Stanley
Meyers in Wauseon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Taylor were
callers Saturday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Marlatt
in Morenci.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
SHAKE EN- up-oR DOWN.

There r reformers who honestly
and sensibly go about securing need
ed reforms and then again there are
other reformers whose mission in
life, rs they view it, is to change
things somehow, no matter how, or
what the net result in the cause of
worthy reform may be. 1t is of such
as these that a writer in the Congre-
gationalist, of Boston, speaks in this
language:
"And there is that host of agita-
tors and reformers who go out before
breakfast to find something to shake
up or shake down. Probably they
would not think life worth living if
they had 'to sit tight and not rock the
boat They want to be doing some
thing. Some of them-I do not say
all of them or many of them-want
to do things which make headlines in
a glare of limelight and if they rock
the boat until it is overturned and the
valuable cargo goes into the water,
the bigger will be the headlines and
the more the limelight."
The woods are full of reformers
bent upon finding something to shake
up Or OOWu, DIS CHe DOSIoH
paper remarks, and with many Of
them the disposition to shake uI
would not be so strong were the pros
pect to shake down not so bright. They
are no sooner through with nj re
form than they are on with another
caring nothing about sticking to ONT
thing long enough to see it work ou'
to practical results, ever if it gav'
promise of being practical.
Real reform, those worth while
don't come that way. They com,
through persistence and patience, will
people of common ems back of then
having weighed the problem and ar
rived at sane conclusions, willing t.
make the sacrifice of time and efor
and money to accomplish the neede'
| things.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
REPORT or BOARD or VISITORS

ANAA ~
To all whom it may concern: The
Board of County Visitors of Fulton
County, Ohio, consisting of Mrs.
Mayme Cole, President, Mrs. Adelaide
E. Hallett, Secretary and Mrs. Oc-
tavia Saxton, DR.. G. w. Hartmann,
DR.. w. H. Maddox and w. l.. Biddle
not more than three of whom have
the same party affiliations, hereby
make a full report of our proceedings
during the year, and our recommends
tons concerning County or Municipal
funds, as follows:
We the Board of County Visitors,
have inspected the County Infirmary,
the County Jail and the Municipal
Lock-Ups as required by law and have
found them to meet all requirements.
The board has held five meetings
during the year as follows:
February goth at the Infirmary,
May 22nd at the Infirmary, August
21st at the Infirmary, October 18th at
the Court House and November at the
Infirmary.
The plumbing system at the Infirm-
airy being out of order the people who
put it in have been notified to put it
In repair, but as yet have failed to do
so.
The County Commissioners have
signified their intention of having
this attended to at once.
On August 18th, four Of our men,
bers visited all the Lock-Ups in the
| County and found them all in salts
factory condition.
The County Jail has been visited by
the Board at mere times during
the year. 1t has been found neat and
clean at all times and the welfare OF
the prisoners carefully looked after by
the Sheriff, j. B. McQuillin and his
| wife.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
REITNJoN

The Ninth Annual Reunion of the
Clingaman family was held at the
residence of Mrs. Catherine Clinga-
man at Burlington, o., on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, November 26, 1914, with the
following present:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clingaman, Mr..
and Mrs. j. ]. Fauver, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Kigar of Tedrow, O., Mrs.
Clifford Gould and son Dale of Nor
enci, Mich, Nh. and Mrs. C. C. KEGS
bury of Sherwood, o., MI. and Mrs.
E. A. Clingaman and family, Lester
Rhuea and Loyal Nofzinger and Pearl
Clingaman of Burlington, Grace Nof-
Finger of Toledo and Clarence Clinga-
man of Archbold, O.. After partak-
ing of a bountiful dinner to which all
did ample justice, the meeting was
called to order by the president, G. w.
Clingaman. A short program was
rendered consisting of music, recita-
lions etc, after which a unanimous
vote was taken that not a single one
had any more to be thankful for than
the privilege of meeting with mother
on Thanksgiving Day.
MRS. j. j. FAUVER, Sec'y.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
PERSONAL

Miss Venus Gorsuch spent Friday
in Toledo.
Hon. F. H. Reighard spent the first
of the week in Columbus.
w. Hahn made a business trip to
Calyda, Ohio, this week.
Mrs. Geo. Dudley is the guest of
Mrs. Judge Safer in Columbus.
Harry Yarnell has been spending
the week with friends in Toledo.
Mrs. Rose Cernahan is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Libbie Yeager.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Rothfuss of To-
ledo spent Tuesday with friends here.
Miss Gladys Bicknell, spent Thanks
giving with her parents in Cleveland.
Mrs. James Wilson and children of
Toledo r visiting Wauseon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philips Schletz spent
Thanksgiving with Archbold friends.
Jacob HIATT of Detroit, attended the
funeral of his uncle, Jacob Winzeler,
Monday.
Miss Clara Miller spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in
Kendalville.
Mrs. F. ]. Spencer is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Dono-
van in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Miller of Bris-
toll, Ohio, spent last week at the home
of Chas- Dilley.
Mrs. Konzen of Napoleon is spend
ing the week with her daughter, Mrs
Fred Lockmann.
Miss Eugenia Harrison of Napoleon
was the guest of Wause0n friends q
few days last week.
Mr.. Frank Rooster of Chicago spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. Rooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Blue of Ham
Ter, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Switzer.
Mrs. Rebecca Mclaughlin enter
tanned the Mclaughlin family at din.
ner Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gpilford Of
Detroit spent Thanksgiving vacation
with Wauseon relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Snyder and Mrs. Wright
of Bryan were callers at Rev. Marths
Moores on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. F. r. Guilford and children
spent last Sunday with Mr.. Orrs
LAUDER and family in Archbold.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Boyer and sol
Glen Of Columbus spent Thanksgiving
at Mrs. Boger's sister in Adrian.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliot and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Ensign of Defiance
visited Mrs. E. H. Conkle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leu of Akron
Ohio, visited his mother, Mrs. Mar.
Leu and family the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. King entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua King an,
Miss Malinda King on Thanksgivin,
Day.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
OSCAR ID. KEASER.

Oscar D. Keaser, son of Joseph o.
and Angeline Keaser. was born in
Paulding County, Ohio, Aug. 28th,
1877, and departed this life at his
home near Winameg, o., Nov. "a,
1914, age 81 years, 2 months and 26
days. His father and one sister have
preceded him to the world beyond.
He leaves to mourn a widowed
mother, 8 brothers. A sisters and many
other relatives and friends.
Tell me, my secret soul
Oh tell me, Hope and Faith,
Is there no resting place
From sorrow, sin and death?
Is there no happy spot
Where mortals can be blest?
Where grief may find a balm
And WEAKNESS a rest?
Faith. Hope, Love,
Best boons to mortals given,
Waved their bright wings,
And answered eyes in Heaven"
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to. our friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted US during the
sickness and death of u o and
brother.
Mrs. A. Keaser and family.
Funeral services were held at the
Ridge U. B. church, Friday by ]. II.
Williams, Pastor, assisted by Evange-
list Eljoseph Raycroft.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
SAY BOYS,

Want to go to war? Of course you
do if you are anything like the aver
age healthy, enthusiastic young
American lad. How many times have
you day-dreamed-and night-dreamed,
too, for that matter about leading a
gallant company on to victory. In
your fancy you car hear the roar of
the shells, the rattle and clatter of
the swords, the shouts of victory and
all that sort of thing, BUT
If you want a real t~rue-to-life IL
Illustration of what modern warfare is,
just get up about four o'clock some
cold, damp, foggy morning, walk ten
or twelve miles to a bit of swampy
land, dig a trench until your back
aches like a liberated tooth; let the
trench fill with water until it reaches
your waist. Then stand in this cold,
almost freezing water all day and all
night and all day and all night with
nothing to eat and nothing to drink
but the murky water while the rest
Of the boys throw stones at you.
Doesn't sound so nice and glorious,
does it?
But that's only about one tenth as
bad as REAL war would be.
Better stick to the farm, Ell?
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
DISASTROUS R

The barn ON the farm of E. B.
Robinson one and one half miles West
of Wauseon burned to the ground on
Thanksgiving Day, the origin Of the
fire is unknown. Alfred Winzeler
who lives on the place had been to
the barn and attended to the milking
and feeding returning to the house
for breakfast at about z o'clock, at
that time there was no sign of fire,
looking out of the window after
breakfast Mr.. Winzeler saw that the
barn was in ablaze, all live stock was
saved, but the barn, farm machinery
800 bushels of corn, 100 bushels Of
wheat, 300 bushels of oats and a guam
tity of hay and fodder were destroyed
only partly covered by insurance. Mr..
Winzeler's neighbors have shown their
practical neibhborliness by supplying
him with fodder and grain to feed his
stock.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
G OF

The annual election of officers of
Wauseon lodge No. 1876, Knights of
Pythias was held last Tuesday even
ing; the following officers were elect
ed: Charles Garman, C. c.; Earl
Eberly, v. c.; C. E. Trory, Prelate;
]. F. Dimke, M. of W.; W. E. Disbrow,
X. of R. and S.; R. S. Campbell, M. of
F.; C. w. Struble, M. of Ex.; G. C.
Burr, M. of A.; C. E. Disbrow, I. G.;
]. c. Miley, o. G.; J. M. Clark, Trus-
tee.
P. H. Garman and H. F. Dimke, re-
representatives., A. E. Harger and F. H.
Reighard alternates. After twelve
years of faithful service as Keeper of
Records and Seals during which time
he has not been absent from his post
to exceed four times, Brother Knight
E. H. Jordan. retires to the ranks and
Walter Disbrow takes his place. This
is a record of which Wauseon Lodge
is proud and for this service of Broth
er Jordan they are truly grateful. The
annual banquet of the Lodge will be
held at Castle Hall next Tuesday
evening at eight o'clock. All mem
bers are cordially invited to be pre-
sent.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-12-04
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to quit house-keep-
ing, / will offer at Public Auction my
entire household and kitchen furni-
ture and, fixtures at my residence in
Tedrow, Ohio on
Saturday, December 5th, 1914,
at one o'clock p. m. sun time.
Household Goods = Consisting in
part of dresser, set of chairs, four
dining room chairs good as new, two
rockers, about so yards of carpet,
linoleum, several rugs, curtains, stand
heating stove good as new, range
cook stove, oil stove, clock, lamp, mir
ors, kitchen cabinet, cooking utensils,
dishes, wash boiler, sad-irons, kitchen
table, canned fruit, %jellies, catsup,
pickles, twenty-gallon stone Jar, cab
bage, beets, potatoes, iron kettle, 8 or
4 tons coal, ak, spade, garden tools,
handsaw, chicken coop, hog trough,
half blu. measure and many other ar
ticles.
Terms made known on day of Sale.
F. H. HUYCK.
]. II. Raglan, Auctioneer.
e. w. WALTERS, Clerk.