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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Probate Court.

Estate of Amos Johnson. second
partial account confirmed.
Estate of Daniel Snyder, first and
final account confirmed. Executor or
dered to distribute balance in his
hands.
Estate of Isaac D. Miller, final ac-
count filed. Hearing April 26th, 1915.
Estate of Peleg S. Lee, report of
sale of personal property filed and
confirmed.
viii Of John Rupp, Jr. continued to
sApril 42ta,s 1915.
n Will of Carrie P. Hawley admitted
to probate and record.
Guardianship of Margaret Biery,
second and final account filed. Hear
ing set for April 26th, 1915.
Certified copy of will and order OF
probate of will of John Borton, de-
cease filed. and same admitted to rec
ord.
Estate of George Bilor, inventory
and appraisement filed, and appllca-
ton to sell personally at private sale
filed and granted. Order issued.
Andrew A. Mollenkopp VS. George II.
Mollenkopp, ct al, petition to sell real
estate filed. Order for notice issued
Hearing April 10, 1915.
Guardianship of Henry Leroy Ben
nett, ct al, inventor filed.
Guardianship of Henry Gehrett
hearing held and found necessary to
appoint guardian. Application filed
Bond filed and letters Of guardian,
ship issued to Benjamin F. ellison and
inventory of estate filed.
Guardianship of Paul S: Estep, ct
al. application for letters of guardian
ship filed. Bond filed and letters Of
guardianship issued to Alice Steward
Estate of Caroline Moon, final &C
count filed. Hearing May 3rd, 1915.
Will of Xavier Dominique, appllca-
tate tate G devised by will and order issued
Charles B. Jennings committed te
Toledo State Hospital for treatment
Will of Alzada Gaiman filed. No
tice by publication ordered and hear
ing set for May 3rd, 1915, 10 a. m.
/
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
PUPILS VIOLIN RECITAL.

Mr. James Bard invites his patrons
and friends to the violin recital given
by the Senior department of his vio-
lin class, Tuesday evening April 13, at
7:3O o'clock at the M. E. church. Mas
ters Grisier, Saunder Bros, soloists,
Masters Leininger, Keller, Ham,
Stevens ensemble players. Miss Ruby
Murray ensemble accompanist. Silver
offering.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
c. ]. IVES
E. L. EDGAR
IVES S-EDGAR-PIKE COMPANY
FURNITURE---FUN DIRECTORS
R. H. PIKE
AT YOUR SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT

WAUsEoN OHIO, April 9th, 1915
To the People of Wauseon and Community
place business
olearnt put
give furnhn
indicating public
the furnitur line-
still give better furniture sorebetter in
respecsnd during will be
rd by may
with the thought of quail
confidence and will
isacion special pride
spring appreciate both frni
her purchase in
aim to be o o in wish
merit confidence and goodwill
truly yours
WES-EDGARPIKE COMPANY.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Stomach Trouble Cured.

Mrs. H. G. Cleveland, Arnold, Pa,
writes: "For some time I suffered
from stomach trouble. would have
sour stomach and fell bloated after
eating. Nothing benefited me until
I got Chamberlain Tablets. After
taking two bottles of them was cur
ed. For sale by all dealers. 51-5
Free. A Wonder Washing Machine
to the person holding the lucky tick
ct April "a, 1915. 52-2
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
TEDROW MUSICAL.

Mr.. Bard, string orchestra, and
Murray sisters will be heard in con-
cert at Tedrow M. E. church Friday
evening, April 16, at 1880 o'clock.
Free; silver offering.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Common Pleas Court.

John o. Allison VS. Jacob M: ALI
son, action to sell land in partition.
J. R. Haley and others VS. Susanna
Justice, ct al, action to quiet title to
land.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
institutions have been made. There

institutions have been made. There
are no children in any Children's
Home nor in the. Girls Industrial
School at Delaware. Through the eff
forts of the court and the probation
officer. C. A. Cole all of the children
except the two boys at Lancaster have
been provided with good homes and
the county is saved the expense of
board and clothing which is always
charged up to the county by state in
stitutions, to say nothing of the su-
perior influence of real home life up
on the boys and girls who are to be-
come future citizens of the state
This seems to US to be splendid work
ON the part of the officers mentioned
and worthy of commentator.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
CLEAN UP DAY.

The. Annual Spring Clean Up in
Wauseon has been ordered by the
council for Tuesday and Wednesday
April goth and 21st. Citizens are re-
quested to gather up all rubbish that
may be about their premises and de-
posit at the curb line on the street.
Wagons will collect such rubbish on
the days above mentioned and take it
away. A charge of ten. cents per
barrel will be made for this service.
Do not bring garbage to the street
line as nothing but rubbish will be
taken away. Let every citizen CO.
operate to make Wauseon a clean
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keep UP
DRIVE ON LEMBERc

PETROGRAD. June 1b.-IIalted
in their attempt to reach Lemberg
from the south. the Austro-Germans
have renewed their drive from the
west.> along n 40.mile front.
Heavy fighting IL In progress
along the river Skio, 80 miles west
OF Lemberg. according to semioffi.
clal dispatches today.
Gen. Won Mackenzens center is
directing an attack along the high.
way running from Jaroslau to Lem
berg. while the right wing of his
army Is again assuming the often
sive near Mosicka.
II was at the latter point that the
Teutonic allies suffered a severe re-
verse in the fighting of last week.
Altho It Is admitted that the Aus.
tro-German forces have captured
Tuchla. It was officially stated to-
day there was nothing alarming In
the situation west OF Lembcrg. The
Russians were said to be strongly
entrenched and well able TO main.
tain their positions.
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DREADNAUcHT IS
REPORTED AS SUNK

NEW YORK. June 1b.--Passen
gers of the Cunard liner orduna ar
irving here today from England be
lleve tho British dreadnaught
Agamemnon was torpedoSd and
sunk in the Dardanelles three
weeks ago.
The passengers said they believe
the loss OF the dreadnaught was
being concealed by the British au
thorities. There was n verbal ru
NOR I'm London. II was stated. that
the crew OF the Agamemnon had
been saved. The same passengers
said they believed two submarines
had been trapped ut the entrance
OF the English channel.
PRESS BUREAU DENIES IT
LONDON. June i5.-The official
press bureau today formally denied
that the dreadnaught Agamemnon
had been sunk in the Dardanelles.
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BIG GUNS OF
GERMANS IN
ACTION AGAIN

PARIS. june iS.-German guns
shellcd Compeigne. % miles north.
east OF parsl. It WAS officially an.
nounced today A shower of shells
fell around the historic churches
and other strncturea 90 the town.
but only alis1it damage was done.
New GernlAn long.ranga guns.
such A. BON hardod Dunkirk. drop
ped shells upon Compeigne from
concealed positions,
AyiRtora today endeayored 10 To-
cate the gums. that they may he
ailenced. as were those which shell.
ed the coast, city. from Assistance OF
rs miles.
Attacks from Souchek are becom.
Ing more violent. the report stated
There Ia said "a he every evidence
that the Gerirans are preparing to
make a determined attack 10 rocov.
er tho positions Loaf to the French
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
COPPER CHEAPER
THAN ZINC NOW

Seattle people who have had oc.
casion to pay for copper half.tone
engrayings. in the past. and who
have experienced n sickening
shrinkage OF the pocketbook. ms n
result, will find II difficult to be-
lleve the statement of Seattle on.
gravers that copper Is now cheaper
than zinc. This doesn't mean that
copper has dropped in price, but
that zinc has suddenly quadrupled.
The cause of zines sudden rise
to glory IN attributed TO heavy
sales of this metal In the war zone.
where II is used in the manufac.
ture of ammunition. Engravers
turo OF ammunition. Engravers and
users OF cuts have become violent
peace advocates. over night. as a
result
J. G. Woodwork. vice president
OF the Northern Pacific. who was
in Seattle Monday. commenting on
the zinc market, said:
"A zinc mine In the Occur
d'Alene district. which n year ago
barely paid operating expenses. is
now shipping 5000 tons OF zinc, on
which tho profits aw 100000. and
the market is still brisk"
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WILL JOHN HUNT AND HIS Wife
BE HAPPY? SEE WHAT THEY SAY:

The Star office 10 flooded
with letters In the John Hunt
contest. In which several prizes
are offered for the most inter
estIng letter on Hunts daring
courship and marriage TO a girl
Of the underworld.
Hunts sensational narrative
concluded several days ago In
The Star. II left him happily
welded to Anna Sterling. the
qiri with the eneekered past.
but a natural doubt was left In
the minds Of those who followed
the story as TO whether u 10
possible for his bliss 10 continue
sveriastin9iy.
The readers are asked TO answe
his question In peir letters.
The contest win be- closed With
he next 10 days. the actual date I
10 fixed later.
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A. J. SPECKERT
OCCUPIES CELL

Pastor A. J. Speckert. OF the
Temple of Light, Spiritualist
church. lawyer and lecturer. whose
home is at 31l1 Z. Jefferson st. is
in the county Jail. In default OF
$1,000 bonds, awaiting trial on a
charge OF grand larceny.
Speckert was arrested at his law
office. in the Mutual Life building.
Monday afternoon. by Conestable
Shannon. who held a warrant
sworn to by Benjamin King. aged
20. and Mrs. King, OF 1874 n. s0th
st.
They charge Speckert with mis-.
appropriating 1910 entrusted TO
him TO pay on a mortgage on their
home. He will be given a prelimi.
nary hearing by Judge Gordon.
June %.
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.ENCL AND IS EXPECTED TO BENY
CONVENTIONS OF U. S. PROTEST

Great Britain will deny the Ameri-
can contentious that the commerce
OF this country is suffering owing
TO England's blockade.
The British authorities. according
TO rumor. plan 10 cite the billion
dollar trade balance of the United
States as proof that commerce Is
not suffering
The fact that British newspapers
are urging an embargo upon the
shipment OF cotton from the United
States TO neutral countries, on the
ground that II ultimately reaches
Germany. is causing great irritation
In the South.
Another fine crop is in prospect.
and any belligerent action taken TO
depress prices is certain to be made
the subject OF an investigation by
congress.
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ANGRY
IN HIS WAR ON
CAFE DANCES

Beer Ia beer. aud whisky IL
whisky. whether II Is In the hut.
Ter cafe or In some cheap saloon
on Washington At. shouted Coun.
Gilman l.undy hoarsely. during the
council meeting Monday. address.
Ing W 4 Fulton. lawyer. who had
lust spoken In defense OF tho Hut.
Ter cafe
Tho council was considering
Lundy's bills 90 revoke the liquor
licenses OF the Butler and OF the
| Rathskeller, on the charge that
dancing was permitted IN the cafes.
contrary 20 license,
You wouldn't want your dnugh.
teri wouldn't want my daughter
to take OF Il. and then mix
around with strange men" said
Lundy.
Referred Back TO Committee
II YOU can stop the source OF
supply OF the women below tho
line. soon there will DO no supply.
The supply comes from such places
as the Butler cafe.
The girls down there came from
good homes-moat 81 them. They
had good fathers and mothers
but they took their first drink
there In the respectable cafe. and
began walking the downward
path"
After wrangling over tho pro
posed ordinances for two hours.
the council voted TO refer the mat
tor back 10 the license committee,
next Monday.
Councilman Haas AID Marble
were OF the opinion that II the
cafes would promigc 20 behave In
the future. they should be allowed
to keep their licenses.
other Hotels Allow II
CITY Attorney Van Run argued
that a city ordnance now forbids
dancing tn cafes. and Tan, II either
should be enforced OF revoked.
James W Morrison. appearing
for the Rathskeller. aald that n
Lnndy wanted 20 popnltfiss him,
self. he should have attacked 9th
or ordinances,
r. l.. Webster. for the Tilikums.
said the city should provide some
entertainment for the thousands
OF convention guests coming this
summer. that there vas not
first-clRss hotel In the cities OF the
South where cafe dancing want
permitted. and that the Tilikums
feel Il would be caismitouf II the
licenses Of the two best places In
town were revoked
Lundy became so enr6Eed NJ the
uttsrsnces 81 Ivan I. Hiylaud. rep
reseuting the Shrinera. that be
walked over and shouted IN his
face.
Lundy Get, Excited
iiylhnd said hs didn't believe
members OF the Nile temple of the
ShrineTs would approve O. stopping
cafe dancing.
Lundy. member OF Nile temple.
took the statement az personal
Insult. and warned Hylaud not 10
go on.
II you keep Il up. you1l be sor.
~. don't forget that he threat.
ened.
I, became necessary for Priest
dent Erickson TO pound for order
J. y Chiiberg declared that this
summer the legitimate theatres
VIII be dark most OF tho tirie. and
that the cafes will afford On. OF the
chief amusements ieft.
T.undy. replying. said seafiieitrs.
n they wanted TO dance. could do
40 on the streets. under Gods
canopy. or In the regular dance
halls, away from liquor.
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ward for HIS arrest md conviction.
BEWARE Of these Dental takers
as the combine would adopt any din-
bolical means to accomplish its and
Read my story on the combine and
Dental takers an next Saturdays
star.
EDWIN J. BROWN. -. II. r.
1l3 First Ave. Union Block.
open evenings until s and SUNDAYS
until for people who work. Phone
Main 3ean
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ALLIES ANNOUNCE
GAINS IN TURKEY

CoNSTANTTNOPLE. June Is
Occupation Of new positions Of the
allies on the Galilpoll peninsula
VAS announced In an official state
ment today.
In thu Dardanelics our troops oc
cupied enemy positions near aedd
Ul-Bahr and Ar Burnu." the state
ncnt declared. Artillery engage
ments on the peninsula continue. .
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Becn use or the Den
tai War the real gall
Dentist II copying my
advertisements. and II
10 evident from what
Or Bark says that he
is the real ally OF the
combine, and his pur-
pose IL to discredit and
destroy other Dentists
by porch-c IN b / n x
meth ODDS.
BEWARE People iIi
tho SIN a ller Puget
sound towns are hereby
warned that some Den
list by the name of
Brown. claiming 10 be
a brother of mine, IL no
relation aud never had
any association with
me. This impostor has
been getting money by
false pretonEe. and
viii pny $1,000 re-
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There Is plenty OF time yet. an
the stakes are well worth YOU
time.
For the most interesting letter. s
Is the prize. with prizes Of 81 50 10
the two next best. The writer's q
the five next best letters will b
given a pair OF box seat tickets .
Pantages where The Man VII
Dared will soon be shown In pia
form.
Below are a few OF the best lei
iers already submitted.
There ia Just as much assur.
ance OF lasting affection aud
happiness in the union OF John
Hunt and Anna Sterling as
there Is In the average mar.
rlage. Statistics DO not prove
any less 'fassing" or any more
contentment In the welded
state OF most men and women
who are above so-cailed -e.
preach
John has courage. Anna has
balance. Her tender love for
him and gratitude will keep
her loyal. She has commanded
love and loyalty from other
men. why should she not be
able 10 hold her husband, Her
checkered past Is offset by hts
"yellov-strea g." weakness for
drink and yindictive jealousy
He has raised her 10 respect.
ability. but she is a charming
and unselfish wife. so honors
are about equal there
In nutshell. IL is nifty.
nifty" between them. which
could easily speil domestic
peace In John and Anna Hunts
marriage partnership.
VIII John Hunt live happily
He will. Few girls sin will.
fully. The first wrong Ia thru
Ignorance, innocence. or curt.
osity and trust In some one
not Trustworthy.
When once down. they feel
they can never come back.
which Ia very true, with socie-
u pushing and denlzens under
meath pulling. 1t takes a
strong and daring love to bring
them back. To a girl like
Anna Sterling. having seen
both sides OF life, her great
love and appreciation for the
man who dared bring her back
Will last her lifetime and jeal.
ousy will fade away. The past
Will be forgotten and John will
realize that Annals great love
has purified her and that re.
pays him for the few weak.
minded friends he lost while
doing a Christ-ilke deed.
Society should read more
often and live up TO the eighth
chapter OF 81. John.
L. ~, skykomish.
John and Anna are too
greatly handicapped 10 expect
much from welded life. In
moments OF rarest bliss. mem
cries Of her past VIII obtrude
like q deaths head at a feast
and destroy every chance OF
happiness.
A word or a smile. which
from another would elicit no
comment, would from her lips
arouse a thousand suggestions
and fears, for. altho man
sometimes forgives a woman's
lapse from virtue. he never for
gets. and trust and confidence
are impossible. This want Of
faith would engender discour.
agement on tho part OF the
wife until. In sheer hopeless
ness, she might again fall.
Should children come into the
home, both would be haunted
by the fear OF possible effect
which might result from the
sin OF the mother.
MRS. n. A. NJ.
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OPEN INQUIRY INTO
LUSITkNIA HORROR

LONDON. June l5-FormAl In.
quiry into the sinking OF tho Lusi.
taniA by n German submarine. With
the loss % more than 1000 lives.
opened here to-day.
Sir Edward Carson. as attorney
general. and representing the Board
OF Trade. called the men manning
the German VESSEL 'murderers who
violated every Law OF humanity" IN
his opening address
lie denied The Lusltania vas arm
ed or that the vessel was transport.
Ing troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
GETS FINED BY WIRE

THE DALLES, Ore. June Is
Court by wire Ia the latest. C. =.
Whom, arrested for running a
pharmacy without registered
pharmacist. called up Justice
Ehrsman. here. from Shaniko. 80
miles away.
II desire 10 waive my right 10
appetr for trial before you person.
ally snd to plead guilty"
Very well" said the court.
YOU'RE fined 800"
Thank you.' said the prisoner
on the wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
BOOM BRINGS BIG
SPIDER TO SEWARD

SEWARD. June 15.--There ia no
limit to the things which have
been attracted here by tho boom
Uncle Sam started by picking Sew.
ard az the terminal for his railroad
The first centlpede ever found al
large in Alaska has been captured
by Martin Banbury.
II is presumed the spider stow
ed itself away in some merchan.
disc shipped from the outside.
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driving in their advance on Trieste.
Ia cut off except from the East
Dispatches here today state that
the Italians are endeavoring to
throw troops across the lsonzo at
a dozen points in an effort TO rein.
force detachments which crossed
tho river at PLAYA. Heavy fighting
Ia reported In progress.
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eY JOHN EDWIN NEviN
United Press staff corresponder

WASHINGTON. June l5.-Discus'
sion regarding England's possible
reply TO the impending protest
against Interference with neutral
commerce thru the British order In
council today took precedence over
the interest In the German situa.
ton.
Rumors we're I'm circulation that
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PRISONERS MAY BE
INTERNED IN CANADA

VANCOUVER, b. C.. June Is
Prisoners taken in battle In France
and Belgium may be brought 10
Canada and informed. Local mill.
tary officials do not deny the rumor.
but refuse to comment on Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
FRECKLES
Now 10 the Time TO Get Rid OF
These Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest
need OF feeling ashamed OF your
freckles. as the prescription othlne
double Strengths guaranteed
TO remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double strength-from any drug.
gist and apply little of II night
and morning and you should soon
SEQ that even the worst freckies
have begun to disappear. while the
lighter ones have vanished entirely.
II Ia seldom that more than an
ounce IL needed to completely clear
the skin and gain n beautiful clear
complexion.
BE sure TO ask for the double
strength othine as this In sold I'M
der guarantee OF money back II Il
falls TO remove freckles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
Or. MEYER GERHARD
IS IN OHRISTIANIA

CttRiSTtANLA. June ia Dr
Never Gerhard arrived here last
night en- routa 10 Berlin. with Hpc.
elai reports from Ambassador Won
Bernstorff 10 the German foreign
office. Ia. Gerhard conferred With
the German AMBASSADOR 90 NORWAY.
lie Ia proceeding Immediately TO
Berlin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
GERMAN DIVISIONS
ON ITALIAN FRONT?

GENEVA. fnns ls--ii vas report.
ed today THAI seven German divis.
Ions are fighting with the Austriaus
on the Italian front The report Ia
dIsercdltod from Italian sources.
however.
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ROME. June 15.-Austrian sol
diers are sniping Italian troops
from the rear, hoping to induce re
tallation against non-combstants, an
official statement declares.
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TRAWLR Is SUNK;
SEVEN MEN DROWN

LONDON, June 1.-THE steam
irawlcr Arxsil was torpedocd and
sunk by a AuDnarine. n was learn,
81 today. seven % the crew per.
ished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15

The Star Is going to print from
day to day n series OF optical illu-
sions. Here Is the first one. Figure
II out.
The black vertical lines seem TO
curve outward near the center Of
the rays. Do they not7 Well, your
eyes are decelvlrg you. The lines
are absolutely parallel. Measure
thsrl Or, better yet, tilt the paper
TO q horizontal. position level with
the eyes and gaze from the lower
ends Of the lines 10 the top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15

George Moore. the despondent
painter who Monday cut his throat
In an attempt at suicide because he
had been ont 81 work long time.
was reported Tuesday TO be slightly
improved at the city hospital.
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e0RITZ ALMOST
SURROUNDED NOW

GENEVA. June 15.--Goritz, to-
ward which the Italians are now
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Mas elizabeth Netercr and Full.
ton GEe OF Seattle among grad.
yates ats Whitman college.