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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23


Nemci snaN se rhzDymi pro.
sifedky pdsobIti ma Bcutralni ~.
me X yyyol1ni miroyfbo sentimcD.
tn. Pracc Nc jim ale muobo ne.
daH. Nemci, jak ~ zdh, domg.
sleji Ne, ze v pf1tOmne chyiIi je
nejpfihodntjn doba k jcdnani 0
mir, Maj IN 10, ze nyni, Jsouce
p1ny znaGnG cdsti Gzcmi sygeh Nc.
pfdtel, mel by pfilczitost ziskati
nejyyhodn6jN podminky, Sotva
kdykoliy budoucnosti naltzati
budon 80 v takoygcb yyhoddch
jako nyni Spojenci, n zyIlste An.
glie, sotya necbali by se nyni pfi-
nutiti, ably uyazoyaIi o miru An
Rlie jc rozbodnuta We vAlce po-
krat0yati, aspO6 do 10 dolby, do
hud Nemci ncbudou zatlateni na
ylastni syt Gzemi. Jaktkoliy mIu.
yeni miru, jcz doSlo do Wash
inRtonu, nemeIo phyod synj Y
Londyne, nebo V jinGm kapitolu
spojenc1. Jsou Gtyry hIayni pH-
tiny, proc AngIie preje Vi pokra-
Goyati We yalcc. pryni \ Mich jc
pfcsyedceni, H. Ntmccko jiz pre-
SIo svdj nejyyS5i bod ofensiyni
schopnosti. AngIic yGri, he go nej.
drive NGmecko bndc uuceno zou-
faIe se braniti, ably udrzcIo to, go
" prvnich nAb6zich ydIcGnych do
.bylo. Ia druhG ma So IN TO, 10
AngIie se pfibIizuje nejvyssimu
bodu yybojnG schopnostL N jeji
pima sila budc rozyinuta, NGmci
vypuzeni budou Y Francie. Ha TIRE.
ii, vojcnstf odbornici shoduji sc Y
nahIedu, ze vit6zstyi nebude do
ciIeno odvaznymi Gtoky, ale vytr.
valosti, ktert budc nutno, ably
slime opeynenG linic We Francii a
Flandrich byly dobyvAny jedna
"a druhou. Angle je jista, zc elm
delsi budc zapas, tim spise velke
zdroje spojencu pfekonaji Meme
cko. IN Gtvrt6 pax Anglie chee
dokazati, 10 obGanska armada,
sorganisovana die dobrovolnGho
Sc pfihlasovani do zbrane, m1&e
zdpasiti Gspesne 4 tim, 60 nazyvd-
no je 'n6meckym malitarismcm
Podepsani miru pfitomne dob6,
at jaktkoliv vyhodnt byly by
podminky pro spojence, otazkn
schopnosti "demokratickG d1maci
armady' ncchaly by neroznodnu-
tn. Krone toho mir, uzavreny VI
pfitomne dobG, nezdrtil by meme.
cky militarism, yelk6 nebezpeGi
pro cclou Evropu, jehoz odstra-
ntni je hlavnim dteIem pfitomn6
vdlky.
Anglie prisvojuje 81 predactW We
vzduchu.
Angle tvrdi, 2e brzy stanc Sc
svetovou moci We yzduchu. B6hcm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23

Francouzska ylada zamestnava
650.O0 lidi tovarnach na stfeli.
Va. Toto stfellyo je ureeno neje,
nom pro traneoulskt arnady ale
/ pro anglieke u ruske Franeie
ma poeatku yalky nemela TAX do.
bfe sorsanisoyaut yaleent mdn.
slrle iako Nemeeko, ale nSni ~
mn plns yyroyna kdya valka "A,
nnealu. \ Essenu Nemeekn a.
mastnauo hylo 10000 dslnikn i
ipntn poeri roAmnosen hsl lhued
na 100000 franvlr vsak sse me
vhanikN posilula IA saletnnu tfen
IA, uepuml lslellc ma 10. ~ lieh hn
de moei ltpe 6uailkayatl doma IL
pryp pod,leii setAina ilch hsla "a
- pa,alana dunN traueonsAka
ylada hyla 4 leha dnyoslu kFilisn
wanna, a. neiednala spFayue Mi
uialf vaiky Millerand prohlasll, q
n pr,nnn nahehu Nemeu ua l'afia
hsle lfela kaA,leho telrsne
sshapusha muAe na saleeaau tFon
ia 4 ! tnbe dnswiu hyll paselaui
Tia ahraae AevhanlAass 4 fvAr
sinlel inVhp dulhn lleha IA y ~
ualll aohte pfi rNsnseh valve slen
alelph nluslrllph lakalle ais
roasup NsmvN prull l'aesal BY u
stasen. emNl Ml lhnel apgasen
sehalnl koyepragnynNi h,li po
salaul abs vhaplll ~ nease 10
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23
Dlouha pout odvaznG ponorky.

Pred ncdaynem dostala se do
Cafihradu p6meckd ponorka, Il.
Ijl, kdyz byla yykonala ccstu g..
900 mil, pfi jejH zakonceni, jak
znhmo, potopila augIiekt vaIe6nt
lode Triumph a Majestic. Ponor.
ka tat0 opustila syou zakIadnu We
Wilbelmshayen pod yelcnim kapi.
thna otto Ilersina u dostala ~ do
Carihradu p0 " dncch. Po ceIg
ten Gas muzstyo naltzaIo 80 v po.
norcc a neopustilo jeji 1troby AMI
ma okamzik. Die prohldseni kapi-
tana lIcrslna, ponorka yGtsinu Ia
su naltza se mad yodou a yyhli.
zcIa po yeIkych Iodich, ale nespa-
tfila zadnych. Ma pobfezi Anglle
jeden \ anglickych ni6itcld yyphIil
na ponorku, ale rama minula Sc s
ellen. Asi 100 mil pfi Gibraltaru
jiny anglicky nititcl vystfellI ma
ponorku, ale roynez spatnG. We
Stfedozemnim mofi, jak je priro.
zeno, ponorka byIa nucena zdyoj.
nasobiti syoji ostrazitOst. Ide po-
tkavala vclkG mnozstvi drobngch
lodi, ale vzdy Sc ponorila q unikla
jim. Z Malty francouzsky nititel
vystrelil na ponorku, ale neubli.
I'll j. Ponorka pax ubirala Sc ko.
lem jizniho pobfezi Recka do T.
gcjskGho more. DO Egejsk6ho
more dostala se ponorka dne Is,
ky6tna, eli za m6sic po SVEN Wy
pIuti y WiIheImshayen. Tehoz
rama spatfia ponorka valeGne To-
de Triumph Majestic pfi pobfe-
ii. ODE obklopeny byly drobn6j-
simi lodicemi .Dcden \ niGitelt jel
primo We smeru, kde nal6zala So
ponorka, a Ia usla jcho pozorno.
sti jenom tim, zc NC rychle potopi.
la. Kratcc po t6 vystfeleno bylo
torpedo We chvili oval Sc silny
vybuch. Po diva Idny ndslednjici
ponorka naIGzala sc pod vodou.
Po IL uGin6ny byly pfipravy k no
v6mu 1toku. Kapitdn ponorky IL
znamenal valctnou lod Majestic
II pobfczi. Byla obklopena asi de-
siti lodeml mensimi. kapitan
stiskl znovu electricity knoflik II
torpedo lct6lo smerem k valeen6
lodi. Op6tn6 oval SO v$buch, KITE
r} nasvedGoval tomu, ~ torpedo
neminulo So ellen Ponorka D.
p6tn6 se potoplla znstala pod vo'
dou po nekolik hodin, Mezitim
anglickt lodstyo odplulo a patra'
nj po mem a0stala bezyyslednSnl
Ponorka pax proplnla Dardanel'
laml do Cafihradu,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23
Prehled Cinnosti britick6ho
Cerven6ho krize v Srbsku. DO Srb-

ska byla vyslana hned po vypuk-
mutt valky anglicka lekafska w
prava; brzy vsak objevila Sc nut
most, by tam t6z byla vyslana
zdravotnieka vyprava, ktera by
nestastny narod zachranila pred
zhoubou straSlivych opidemii.
Vudci ttto posledn6jsi vypravy
byli pluk. DIR, Holloway plukov-
mix porutik DIR. Stammerer. Tito
pfibyli do Mise bfeznu Mimo
ran6nt nalezli We spitalech $1,000
nemocnych nakazlivymi nemocemi
a sice $4,000 spalou, 5000 skvrni-
tym tyfem, 5000 vracejici Sc hore-
Gkou "A 1900 stfevnim tyfem. Jak
strasIiY6 tyfus fadil, vysvita
naslcdu1ieich n6kolika 6isel' V
kragujevati, meste 10000 oby-
yatelieh, We 6tyfeeh m6sicich ze'
mfrro ! 400 ma tyfus to 3,A00
nemoenyeh, Nakaza, pravl apra,
va, britieke komise, byla zavnena
mstou Rakusanu, kteri pri 0stupu
zaneehali We Nalieyu veskert sy6
nemocne u nahazeli mrtye do skle-
pa studni, We Nalievu ygniklou
nakazu roznesli domn Sc vraeellei
voiaci po eelt zemt pomery bray
Sc 1horslly tou meron 70 v Nlsske
nemoeniei hyli I'll nemoel ma jed
M postel a trpiei leieli ySude po
aemi pod l0lky, sanltarnl zarise'
nj vuhoe AMI ueeNhtoyaly a vykaA
4 tyfusovtch paeientn bylS odya
deny Ito oteyfeue jamN, Nyelstttl
yeskerou uorest, hmts a aaNestl
adravntni opatfeui tdalo ~ hytl
berkuloNuu praei nad lilskt siS a
pamfsleni ale unilnvne prarl adra
yotnieh tulentfn 50 koneone pa
lafilo romtrt slepslli a iia dues
,tatlstika mampna Nrliky Uhylek
uvmoei mnaastyi Uadrayvut le
Kari meal unnit j uNAe slpraNa,
aaghrAnili sfhsko pfed ho,oNea
skasau
Jak hlasosala ltalie pro vAlku,
lak hnamo hNla teseluve. klrFa
,iala iialsk, Wade pluou mee 40,
Iuttl Npskera npalfenl AneFulls, \
oehrane ltalskseh sAlmA rvsa
luev IL. kteta pllse.llla salAu
pf.iala lnl hlass prult IA Die
paiiaskehe F4para ! teehta ~ ~
| Ii nfuli Ill h.lu IA soelallstA A
IkletikAln II ssaupsnea hsValeho
'pta namsgAthe prvm lllalu1lsha
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23
Francie bez absinthu.

Vyroba absinthu, osudntho ma.
boje, ktcry cini SO zodpov6dnym
IA TAX mnoho zloGind u rozvracc'
zdna nejenom We Francii, ale take
zdna nejenom We Franci, ale take
We Svycarsku, Belgii u Ilolandsku,
hned ma po6atku pritomn6 vdlky,
B6hem rolu 1913 francouzsky ma.
rod spotfeboval 6,07i,375 gallonl
absinthu Byliny, ktcrych ten
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23
Najezdy vzducholodi.

Ntmeckt zeppeliny ucinily Y Il
terry minul6ho tSdne veter najezd
mn angIickt pobfczi u vrhly doltl
mnozstvi bomb, jimiz patnact o.
sob bylo usmrceno. Podrobnostl
tohoto 1toku vzduchoplayeck6ho
nebyly ozndmeny. Jenom pfipu-
st6no bylo, ze nikdy pred tim ma
jed zeppelin1 ma angIickG pobfe-
II nevyzadal 81 tolik ob6ti, T6hoz
dine provedla francouzskd fIotiIla
aeroplann Gtok ma Karlsruhe v
N6mecku. Pet vzduchoplavctl
vrhalo bomby ma m6sto po celou
hodinu. N6kolik osob bylo pfi
tom usmrceno n mnozstvi zraneno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23

p0slednich scsti mtsich t0yhrny
na aeropIaDy w Sp0jeDycb Sth.
tech Y AnRIii praeoyaly Depfc.
trzite ma yyrobe dyojplosnikG pro
AngIi. ADgIie mi v pfitomne do.
be eelkem $500 dyOjIosDikd a
jedDoplosnikd u asi padesdt yzdu.
cb0l0di fidlteInycb, yypraycnych
X ndjezd1m Da DepfdteIske posice
u X yrbani bomb. AngIickh VIA.
da 0bjednaIa V minGycb dDecb
yelkt mnozstI acropIan1, ktcrt
ponesou pet muz6 u petkrate 10,
llk yybusDych Iatck ncz obyGcjn6
dyojplosniky Nemccko chce sc
IyyroYnati AnRIil We yzducbu u IN
tim 1tcIem n6mcckf toyhrny Da
aeroplany pracuji nyni dncm a
noel IeppcIiDy yyrabGji se TAX
rychle, jak Je mono Nemceka
admiraIita spoleha sc ma tyto Y
bityacb We yzducbu vice ncz na
aeroplany. N6mecko md nyni je-
nom 1000 aeropIanG druhu Tau
be. Vetsina jich naI6zd 80 ma ru.
sktm bojisti, kde je jich pouziyh-
no k yyzyednym 1Geldm. Vetsina
angIiekGho yzducboplayectva po-
nechana budc Y AngIil ku ochra-
ne pobfezi, ale east budc yysIana
do Francie, ably spolupracovala y
franeouzskyDi yzduchopIavci, kite.
ri dini GspesnG ndjczdy ma meme.
ckt toydrny ma stfeliyo. Rnsoyf
mali take fadu yeImi dobrych ac.
ropIand a jmcnoyitt Sikorsktho
.dyojpIosnik sc znamenite osyGd-
.dlI. N6ktcrt angIickG stroje by
ly zhotoveny die n6ho. Tcnto
dvojlosnik je znatn6 yeIikg md
ze nfsti velkou zasobu vybuSnych
ldtek. Rusoyt jej \ tobo d1vodu
pojmenovali LILA Muromec" die
nArodniho sv6hO hrdiny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-06-23

ydrnhcb Da stfcliyo Toy6rDy ee
~ zeme byIy pfizphsobeny k 10
mu, ably zcmi slouzily X nejyttH
mu nzitku
spojenci jsou proti miroyemu
jednAni.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

6cenLinued on page 9.1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

The feature offering at The orph-
cum theater today is the Shubert-
Brady masterpiece. The Fairy and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

will please the most fastidious.
The play the company presents Is
'-Get-Rick-Quick Wallingford," high
grade society comedy full of mirth
and funny situations and the musical
numbers are all up to date and put
over by real artists of merit.
The pictures for today include the
LATEST episode of The Girl Detective"
series entitled The Thumb Prints on
The Safe" one of the most sensational
Of all the series. featuring Cleo Ridge
ley. a splendid Edison drama is also
shown.
The James B. Green musical com
edv company IS successfuliy present
ing The Honeymoon Girls" who also
deserve the title of The Rosebud
Maids" in brilliant farce called
Johnny On the Spot" at the popular
Palace theater
This company is booked through
the Greenwood theatrical agency
winch is responsible for jumping this
show from Baltimore. Md. to give the
local patrons a guaranteed program
of clean and moral entertainment and
a strictly nigh class attraction. The
comedy parts are assigned TO Burt j.
Norton, Ray Erwin and James 5.
Green and all are thoroughly seasoned
comedians. Miss Elizabeth Lawrence
prirna donna. introduces several good
classical selections and is enchored
repeatedly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

fnterposed. Proffering his son a half
interes. in his business II he win re-
.nounce his love for the girl. he is
dumbfounded when his son refuses
and decides he wants the girl more
than money
ordered from home. the son Sc
cures job as stevedore on the docks.
The foreman takes a dislike to, the
boy and tries 10 browbeat him. After
quarrel. the boy accidentally
pushes the foreman into the river.
runs away and tells his sweetheart
that he has committed murder. De-
tectives pursuing him arrest and
bring him 10 Headquarters where he
is sentenced to BlackweIPs-I Island, a
penal place outside of New York
During his SoJourn on BlackweIFs
Island. he learns that the mar he. IS
supposed to have murdered. Is alive
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

and enraged at the injustice of his
sentece. he breaks Jail and swims the
tcy waters OF East river. is chased
through the crowded East SIDE
Side streets OF the great city, eludes
The purSuers, takes train at the
S-and Central station, PUSHES
through the new Equitable building
70 tfee top of the WOODWORK building.
the taliest IN the world. and bangles
from the dizzy height on a painter
rope. In the meantime his sweet
heart, but see the rest ofin the sensa-
f:onal motion picture. The shadows
of a Great City"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11
whoopinS Cough.

when my daughter had whoopins
cough she coughed so hard at one
time that she had hemorrhage OF the
lungs. was terribly alarmed about
her condition. Seeing Chamberlain s
cousb remedy so highly recommend
cd I got her a bottle and it relieved
the cough at once. Before she had I'm
isbed two bottles of this remedy she
Was entirely we'll" writes Mrs S. F.
Crimes. Crooksyille. Ohio. Obtaina bic
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

The tricks OF photography are clev-
erly employed in the perturbation of
.:The Corsican Brothers," from the
famous novel of that name by Alex
ander Dumas. Mr.. George 4. Lessey.
the Imp director. VINO played in this
production many years ago knew that
his versatile star. King Baggot would
play both characters, Louis and
Fabian. in an admirable manner The
brothers. as is well-known, are twins
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

with the same thoughts and feelings
and il was customary on the stage to
employ two characters made up to
look alike With the use of double
exposure photography, il was possible
for King Baggot TO play both roles
and the remarkable sight of seeing
Louis actually conversing with
Fabian Con the screen. of course)
is very plainly visible.
Jane Gail. the beautiful star, also
plays a splendid part in THIS play.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11
Broadway Star Film
Showing at the Bijou

the waif." in five subiimely pictured
acts. featuring Mary Miles Minter,
known the nation ever as The Little
Rebel" with Percy Helton. viii
Archer and an all star east OF Broad
way players.
This production is sure to please
all. and Will especially attract the
women and children with its weird
plot. beautiful and fascinating, as do
all fairy tales.
Fatty and Mabel Viewing the
Fair a ro!iicking keystone comedy
featuring an all star cast of FUNNY
folks. and pictured al the Panama
Pacific exposition ground. is also
shown. This picture contains
thousand laughs.
Tomorrow. the great detective
drama. The Black Box. featuring
the popular Universal stars. Herbert
Rawlinson and Anna Little and q
large and notable cast of PLAYERS.
viii be the offering. This is q splen-
did serial drama and IS enjoying
srea; popularity at the orpheum ev-
cry Wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

Girls. Girls: Girls IS the opening
NUMBER OF The Sunshine Girls musical
comedy company which opened a half
week engagement at the odeon theater
yesterday afternoon to a large and an
preciatiye audience. and they certain
~ are some girls"
The company IS far above the aver
age musical tabloids. as all its prcduc-
lions are CLASSY" refined and elegant
" costumed, and it has its own special
scenery. Every performance this COM
psny presents viii merit the praise
and patronage of all theaterSoers and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11
1t is 1.-The Pawns of Mars
War Story with an Argu-
ment for Peace.

The Pawus OF Mars" Broadway
Star production in tire parts featur-
ing Dorothy Kelly, James Morrison
and Charles Kent is the toppiece at
the Rijou today. II is a tense drama
repIete with thrills and presents a
strong argument for peace. II is a
tremendously exciting picture of war
and It's far reaching consequence.
George AIDES fable. The Unfettered
Birds" furnishes the comedy and a
Parthe news film has 4 LOT OF interest,"
ing scenes.
Wednesday The Sirens Reign. a
three-part Kalem special: The Quick
sands OF Society," d two-part klaw
and Erlangcr feature, and ~ Thief in
the Night" featuring orma Hawley.
will make up a nice program.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

Ssauson and Siauson have big
vaudeville act and introduce their
OWE conception of the hesitation waltz
in a very clever and graceful manner.
The principals are admirably sup
ported by we'll drilled chorus of
pretty girls who are, good singers and
dancers.
The entire program including com
edy. specialifes. musical numbers and
wardrobe will be changed in the pre-
sentaticn OF "A TIP 70 Coney Island.
which is scheduled for Wednesday and
Thursday Those who miss these
plays viii be sorry
The second of the Metro releases Is
being shown today at the Robinson
Grand. The title of this play is the
Shadows of Great City" Two OF
the most prominent of our present
day stars are featured in this nroduc-
ton. Thomas Jefferson and Adelaide
Thnrston The story OF the play is
as follows
A young never-do-well. the son OF
welthy merchant, falls in love with
the dau ghter OF an inventor. who has
devoted the best years OF his life 10
perfectin@ the machinery of his em-
ployer's plants After an accident
has caused the death OF the inventor.
the merchant none TO scrupulous lays
claim to an unpatented invention. Not
aware OF his fathers act. the mer-
chants son is counting the inventor
daughter. but parental opposition Is
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

Martha Hedman. the Swedish ac-
tress. who appeared lately as the
leading lady in The Boomerang.
is to act for moving pictures during
the summer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

Arnold Daily made successful
presentation in New York of the
Shaw comedy Arms and the Man,
in his series OF the worKs o. tha'
dramatiSt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

& "A Modest Eve" musical come
DIV from the German. whose theme
is a satire on feminine emanclpa-
lion. was started on a summer run
in New York under the management
of Harry Askin. with William NoI-
taking the principal roles are Ernest
GIendenning. George Drew Mendum.
Alexander Clark. Leila Hughes ana
Dorothy Webb.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-11

Sarah Bernhard has arranged
with kiaw and Erlanger to come
10 New York early In the fan for
make a-to,lr OF the principal cities in
= repertoire. including, Jeanne
Dora madame X" Camille.
..phoedre. ard she viii also give
scenes from various plays. inciudlns
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-18
Company

Mr.. and Mrs. e. Decko and
family were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Hillabrand.
MIR. and Mrs. George MCGEE
and daughter Madeline were guests
of Custar relatives Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Neiderhouse and
children, of Monclova, and Mrs. w.
p. Shipman, of Weston, were the
guests of Lewis Shipman and fam
lily, Sunday.
DIR. D. Kinsley was called to
Shelbyville, Ind, on Saturday, on
account of the illness of his mother
He will return home the latter part
of the week.
MIR. Frank Loomis has moved
to Perrysburg and now occupies
his residence on Main street. He
has leased the Pratt building on
Main street ard is using it as a dis
play room for Overland cars.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-18
B. O'REILLY
Gents Tailoring
Perrysburg, Ohio
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For RENT-Six room house
on Sixth street. Also Z In-Lots
for gardening F. e. BOWERS,
Administrator
For RENT-House on Front
street. Address, E. j. WEBSTER,
Toledo, o.
Mrs. Fink and Miss Lottie
Fink, spent Thursdy with Mrs.
Thomas Roether, of Toledo.
Mrs. G. A. Hoffman spent Sun
day with Joe Hoffman and family,
of Toledo.
Mrs. Kathryn Carter and Anna
Warns were Sunday guests of
friends in Toledo.
Mrs. Ben Thornton visited
Mrs. Thomas Walter in East To-
ledo on Friday last.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris. Schaller,
of Bates, spent Sunday with Chas.
Schneider and family.
Miss Jessie Pratt of Toledo
was the guest of Mrs. Charles
Maddy last Thursday.
MIR. Herman Cole, of Tecum-
sch, Mich, visited a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bin.
Mrs. Thomas Walters is visit
ing at the home of her son, in To
ledo, whose wife is very ill.
Mrs. Ernest Moser and Mrs.
Ed. Thornton were guests of
friends in Toledo Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Milton Mladenus
and daughter Mildred visited with
relatives in Toledo Sunday.
Mrs. R. HI. Whitacre and son
Robert, were Saturday guests OF
Mr.. w. o. Burch and family.
Mrs. Maggie Ludwig of Toledo
visited her sister, Mrs. Henry Koer-
Der, in ePrrysburg over Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Shepler and Miss
Shepler, of Toledo, were the Sun
day guests of Miss Ora Mcknight.
Mrs. Nelson Ferrin and Mrs
w. P. Humid of the River road were
guests at the Fred Loomis home on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Shipley
have been confined to the house fol
several days past with the grippe
Mr.. Frank Harpel, wife anc
daughter Bernice, of Moline, anc
Mr.. Ruben Warns, of Dunbridge
spent Sunday with Antoine Warns
and family.
Mr.. George Schneider anG
family, Mr.. Henry Kazmaier anc
wife, and Mr.. Lawrence Rider anc
wife were guests at the home Of
Robert Kazmaier and family Sun
day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-18

Clayton Chambers, of Detroit,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Mrs. Lewis Shipman spent
Monday with Mrs. Wade Church, of
Maumee.
Mrs. P. j. Wallensneider, of
Maumee, visited her sister, Mrs. P.
III. Bowling, the first of the week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-18

-EX-Sheriff M. G.. Brown of
Bowling Green came over to help
Col. Kingsbury dispose of the ele-
giant fish supper that was served to
a few friends on Friday evening
last.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Atwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atwood of
Toledo were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I'll. Gorton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Ritter, Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Trudeau, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Klegg of Toledo were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Tru-
deau of Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-18
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Tailor and Cleaner
206 Main Street, Perrysburg, o.
Woolens of Mason and Hanson.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-18

MIR. Gerald O'Boyle will go to
Columbus Saturday to be the over
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pisor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-18

Mr.. A. j. Conklin visited with
relatives in Weston last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hilla-
brand called on Mr.. and Mrs. Cling
of Waterville Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hayes en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. George Et-
tenhouser of Toledo on Sunday.