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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

v
Chicago je sklenil. da skliGe biz
nil cas-
javen shod "a debate
IN povabi mani glavaric. beSedni-
Ike IN S%titonoscc SlovcnSkc Lige
ProStor in cas- objavimo, elm
DO dvorana zagotovljena. la pa
So morcjo goSpodic n|asprotniki
elm temeljitcjc pripraviti, obclo-
danJamO ze Scdai to predbczmo
naznanilo. Dncvni red Shoda bo
Jugoslavija, socializem in liga.
Pc ncSkontncm |pisarcnju 20
SlovcnSkih narodnjaSkih listih
Steer in tclko uganiti, kaj pomc
IN Ia dncvui red Ali da bodo 90
spodje nasprotuiki popoinoma lin
jaSucm. iljavljamo
Mi trdimo. da jc >ocializcm in
nlcgovo gihanjc popolnoma Spo-
>ohno. da zagotovi jugoslovan-
skim plcmcuom tis,c polititnc pri
dobItve, Xxi 80 y danih razmcrah
Sploh mogotc, da nina liga "a
I~druzcnic .Jugo>lovanoy in IA
ralrahljcnc njihovih ukovov no.
benin srcdStev, Xxi Jill ne hi incl
N'cializcm sam. pat pa il mamjka-
Jo SrcdStva, katcra ina social
ZEN; mi trdimo. da Sc Scdania
Nolua ne vodi IA oSvoboditcv ma
r"doV, ampak da j. monarhiGno.
in da
\clla To ~ entente raVnO take
kakor IA alliance: mi trdimo. da
jr zdruzemjc JugoSlovanov korist-
no. kcr lahko odStrani nckatcrc
nacionallStitnc boic. XII ovirajo
>ocialni r%azvoj, da jc pa slcpilo,
cc It obeta iugoSlovanskemu ljud
StVu, da bo y .Iugo>laviii svobod-
no. Mi trdimo. da ic svoboda ma
rodov mogoca lc y mcdnarodnosti
IN urcSnitenju socialisticnega
Si>tcma.
Mi trdimo, Ola j. zlagan tisti
nauk, Xxi pridiga, da vladata ma
Avstro Ogrskem nemSki in ma
dJarSkl narod uasprotnO trdimo.
ola ne vlada tam noben narod,
tcmvet mtcrnaclonalna kamarila.
vladmo zakonolomstvo. fevdalno
N~elepoSestvo i'm dcloma razviiajo
81 So induStrialno-komercialni ka.
pltalizem, kar pa 81 tiGe narodno-
Sti. pomagajo Slovani pray take
kakor Nemci. Madjari in Romani
zatlrati narodr.
Mi trdimo nadalje. da nina Ii.
"a do d|anaSnjcga dncva nobene-
"a laSnega programa. ampak da
reSoIucije, HI Jill jc ma eni strani
sklenila. ma drugi odobrila, pobi
.Jajo druga drugo; ravno tako .je
Z izjavami, Xxi jih objavljajo ME
nj vodilni clam pc listih. IL te.
"a i~zvajamo. da TAXA liga ne mo.
re bitl s%posobma IN doSego ciljev.
q katerih trdi, da Jill zasleduje.
3. SocialiStiGni klub 81. |. zago-
tavlja gospodom nasprotnikom.
ki 81 udelcze debate. svobodo go.
vora in DO tudi skrbel IA red ma
shodu. kakor ga je vzdrzaval Sc
vselcj, kadar jc priredil shod.
, Odbor "a prireditev shoda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
BOJTE Sc LIGASEV!

In siluo j. bilo pisanje tiStc dni
pc nash slovcmSkih liStih prot
socializmu vSega sveta. Pokopa-
Ii 81 Intcruacioualo. razkoSali kri-
Stana, in ~opiSoyali sociallzcm ia
ko, da bi bilo najveGje gorje IA
G~lovcStvo, ako hi bilo zivelo Y so,
cialistitmi druzbi. Ustanovili so
Slov. ligo, da z MO osvobodc Slo-
vcnSki narod izpod avStrijskega
jarma. kcr pa SO menda sloven-
ski socialist ma krmilu avStrijskc
drzavnc ladjc, so : to bojno ligo
Sli Y boj - prot Jueoslovanski
SocialiStiGni Zvezi. In pricelo Sc
je ~zmcrianje ma vsch koncih in
krajih.
Nobeno podtikanjc in nobcno
sumniGenje nj bilo prepodlo IN
preumazano, da bi st "a ne poslu-
zevala uredniStva raznih ligaSkih
listov, in "a mimi so orwell tez
drn in strn razni "Ahasvcrji,
L~oncarji, "Prostoslav Treznogla-
vi" "NaroGniki," "LigaSi"
"katoliki'' it'd. it'd. Cudna ime-
ma so to, cudna. Mexico so imeli
naSi Slovenci vseeno malo lcpSa
imena, kakor Pavel, Jurij, Dam
lfjan, Gregor in tako naprej, in
I vsak ic incl Sc lep priimek IRA,
ven: ali danes j. to drugace. Da.
nes rabijo tako Gudna imena. da
Jill je dobite V nobenih pratikah
i'll MISC zapisana V nobenih knji-
gah. I'm drugO Guido; oni so Soci-
aliSti in oZnanjajo nov socialistiG-
mi nauk. Oni govOre V verzih. in
njihovi clanki Sc tiskajo Z dcbeli-
mi 6rnimi crkami. In slovenske.
mu delavstvu tn Ameriki pri-
povedujejo, da je izkorisGano do
mozga. izkoriSca Jill pa Pro
letarec," kristan in VISA J. S. u.
Da, razkrinkani lezimo pred Va
mi, o Ahasvcrji in Treznoglavi
Bod nam ~milostljiv, o Gospod
Nj Smo vedno ucili, da je delav-
Stvo izkorisGano cd kapitalizma
ia mu pomagata m%onarhizem in
kierikalizem, in da ii trije skup-
no %tlaci::c mase proletariata. To
da, bill sino V zm0ti, kajti ako
ligasi tako trdijo, mora &c bitl
res. Bog nam greh odpusti!
Tretje cudo: Slovenski social
sti Mte V palaGah in Cd avstrijske
Wade dobivajo pc cele Wake sa-
mih pristnih lepih krone; pred
Proletarcevim uradom je baje kar
nastlano S samimi ~papirnatimi
kroncami. Srecni socialist! In
ii sodrugi 81 upajo Sc trditi, da nj
cesar njih %prijatelj, da je avstrij-
ska vlada r~azpuscala socialnO de-
mokrati5na drustva in shode. OBJ
tozevala ter zapirala posamezne
clane stranke, poSiljala mamie vo.
jaStvo i'll policijo it'd, medtem ko
S, danasnji ligasi Sc prepevali Ce-
sarsko pesem in DomovJe moJa
Avstr:ia. ter jc Glas Naroda ne.
ka.j let naza.j incl sliko avstrij-
ske"a cesarja ma prvi strani. pO-
svetii njegovi osebi eel tlanek in
vzklikal "Tudi mi Sc pridruzu-
jcmo avstrijskim narodom 49,. -
To ic bilo takrat, ko je bill ia &C.
sar Sc dober clovek in mu Jc to
ligaSko glasilo Sc izrekalo V ime-
nu ameriskih Slovencev s~poStova-
ME in vdanost. In C. in k. urad-
Mkt po ameriskih k%onzulatih so
iili Sc njihovi p%rijatelji.
Use to in Sc ~marsikaj druzega
hi lahko povedali naSi sodrugi, to-
da ligasi nam zapiraio sapo, kaj
ii oni so iznaSli, da wise sedal V
voimcm casu ma naSih stcnah sill
ke avstrijskega in n%emskega ce-
sarja, turskega sultana ter ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Mladi iunak

u ruSkc r"vohciic ob Gasu rusko-
JaponSkc vojuc NrSi Sc Y Moskvi.
Iacctck vcSelicc oh >. popoldnc
zacetek prcd>tavc oh :. zvcGcr.
\Stopm'c" " prcprodaji Zoe,
pri blagdini 25c "a moSkc. l5c IA
IcnSkc.
Govoril bo Sodrug Oscar Anne
rlger % pomcnu prVcga maja.
Ia vSakovrStno udobroSt Skrbi
zabavni odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

ulllN, lc SpOraIunll1o Sklcnll skill
cati
.iaven liudski protestni shod
dine 9. maia cd %. popoldan Y
Franklin, kans. Namcn Shoda .ic
slcdcci Ncka liga napada ncsram-
no vsc, ka rnc trobi V MEN rog.
V dncvniku "GlaS Naroda' Stoii
nckje pod odborom Slovcnske Ii
&c "kristan - raZkosan' in daljr
"Oholost in puhlost rudcGcga car
ia" Glas Naroda, list brcz naGcla,
skorai naiboli umazani Slovcnski
list V Zdruzenih drzavah. ic priob-
ell Ia nesramni napad in .ic mi
sill. da 5 tenn napada samo krista-
ma V resnici pa je to napad la
vso mednarodno soc. stranko. Do
bro reklamO ste priccli, gospodje,
"a socialiZem, Hvala YAM. Vi SO
sploh brezuspeSno Zaganjatc V
kristana, kaiti "a MIN .ic dobro
organizirana in iZkuScna masa. Xxi
ic pc svOjem lastnem prcprican.iu
in izkusnii stopila ma staliScc raz-
rednO organiziranega dclavstva.
VAN, gospodic pri nckatcrih slo-
vcnskih casopisih, hi Sploh "a Va
So izobrazbo vsaj "a kakSno lcto
ne Skodovala kramp in lopata. ali
pa plavzih smrdljivi plini in ma
porna della: morda, ako hi Sc tam
%izvczbali, hi potcm bill Sc lie ko-
ristni Slovcnskemu narodu ali vsci
clovcSki druzbi V ohGc. SvoieGa-
sno sc jc dncvnik zaganial V s. y.
p. j., GcS, da io socialist vladaio
it'd. Kaksen uspch jc doscgcl, ic
vsakcmu znano, kdor zaslcduir
gibanic S. y. p. J.: pogorrl jc pri
pOdporni organizaciji docela. In
kako bo Sc lie pogorel PR medina
rodno organiZirancm dclavstvu V
soc. stranki, to DO pokazala pri-
hOdnOSt.
Apeliramo tudi ma vsc Jugoslo-
vanske socialisti6nc klubc, da
protestiraio prot takim podlim
napadom cd strani lige in nckate-
rib listov. Nsak Slovencc. organi-
zlran Y s0v. stFsak;, mai protesti-
ra roper infamne napadc ma med
narodni socializem. Ma protestni
shod, XII Sc vrsi dine Q. maja V
Franklin, Kans., Sc vljudno vabi-
10 tudi vsi pri.iatclii lige, kcr DO
vsak incl presto bcsedo in cd
strani socialistov Sc YAM mi treba
bait nikakega napada. Odgovar-
.lalo sc bO S stvarno kritiko.
Pricakujemo obilno udelczbo
dine 9. maia cd %. popoldan V
Franklin, Kans.
Ia Jugoslov. soc. Zvczo V Craw-
ford i'll Cherokee County
reinforcement odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Canonsburg Pa

Naznanjam Sodrugom cd kluba
st. lis y Canonsburgu in okolici,
da priredi mas klub veselico dine
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
VABILO.
Red Lodge, Mont.

.lugo>lovan>ki Socialisticni klub
s.. q " Red Lodge. Mont, prircdi
y proNlavo prvcga mala
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
PROTEST.
Franklin, Kans

konfcrcGui odbor JugoSlov. Soc.
Ivczc "a Crawford in Cherokee Co
unity, ic Sporazumuo Sklcnil ski
pati
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
VABILO.
Carona, Kans

.IugoSlovanska SOcialiStiGna klu.
ba Il. 50 III 81 sklicu.ieta
javen liudsk shod
IA proslavo dclavskega praznika
ma dan |. maja Oh 10. dopoldnc V
dvorano FIR. Zupancica, Carona.
Ia dobre govOrnikc poskrbi cd
Dor.
Dclavcii Prvi majnik je mas
prank in cato .ie naSa dolznost
da So vsi udelczimo trga shoda.
OdbOr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
VABILO.
Milwaukee. Wis

JugosI udrulcnjc 81. 9. prircdi
nedeljo, ,. maja 1918. Y South
''idc Turn Hall. National Ave.
med >. in 3. ave
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
ma isko veselico

) konccrtom, pIcsom in predStavo.
lgraIa So bo cnodejanjska zalo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

&c jc narod veG kakor posa-
meznik, jc clovcStvo logiGno wee
kakor narod. Mednarodnost .je
torcj vista cd narodnOsti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20

Socialno vpraSanie gre pred
vsakim drugim; kajti vsi profile
mi GloveStva so odviSni cd orga-
ni2acije njcgovc druzbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Spored:

|. Oh 9. - dopoldnc Zbiranjc
sodrugov pred City halo.
,. Oh 9.3S dopoldnc: Sprcjcm
sodrugov IL Vita in blizniih kra-
jew.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
Nokomis, III.

Ia praZnovanjc prvcga maja V
Nokomis, I'll. ic bill doloGcn slcdc-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-20
S7vanka
VABILO IN POZIV.
Chicago, Ill

JugoSlov. soc. klub Stew. /. v
Chicago je Sklenil. da skliGe biz
nil cas-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
NO MORE BAL KACHE
NJ M )RE MiSEsY

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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
FARM SALE.

The undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction on the J. j. Rupp farm,
located three miles east and two miles
north of Elmira, or two and one half
miles west and one half mile north of
Tedrow, on
Thursday, November 4th. 1915
at twelve o'clock sharp.
The farm contains 76h acres of
sandy loan, easily titled, and well
drained. A good IL room brick
house with cellar, water in the house,
good cistern, bath room, and other
conveniences, good hip-roof barn AZ
by So with two large sheds, corn crib
and hog house combined, chicken
coops, shop, ton scale with shed over
same, milk house, well, wind-pump,
good orchard. This farm will bear a
rigid inspection. Terms day of sale
For further particulars, call or write
to ]. A. Rupp, Elmira, Ohio.
The heirs of J. ]. Rupp, deceased.
| 27-3-c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
PUBLIC SALE.

Having decided to quit farming,
will sell at public auction on the P.
A. Viers farm, PA miles north of Ot-
tokee, or miles south and 1 rpile east
of Oak Shade, on
Friday November 5th, 1915,
beginning at 1000 o'clock the follow
ing property to-wit:
Two Head of Horseshoe bay
mare 10 years old weight 1850, one
black mare 8 years old in foal weight
140O.
Six Head Of Cattle-One fve-year
old Holstein COW fresh next April,
one black heifer years old fresh in
March, one Holstein heifer fresh in
May, one farrow COW, two spring
calves.
Farming Implements, Etc.-One
good Tiffin wagon, Corn King ma
nure spreader, 2 milk buggies, 1
single buggy, 1 double harness new
last spring, single harness, l s.
tooth cultivator, l storm front,
steel drag, four horse collars, 1 re-
frigerator, two milk cans, l Birch
plow.
Feed-Two tons of mixed hay In
barn, about 60 bushels of oats in bin
about so bushels of corn, about 15c
bundles of corn fodder.
About 20 Rhode Island Red and
White Leghorn hens and three guinea
| hens.
Terms made known on day of sale
Free lunch at noon.
CARL TAYLOR, Prop.
LEWIS RYAN, Auctioneer.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
claim deed to lots 65 and &c and 81,
NJ. Donnelly's addition, Wauseon, Ohio

claim deed to lots 65 and &c and 81,
M. Donnelly's addition, Wauseon, Ohio
81. .s. ~
Edward Eckley to Josiah L. Per-
kins, part lot 54, David Huyck's ad-
dition, Swanton, $175.
Josiah L. Perkins to Edward Eek
ley, lot II and part lot 18, Boyd Lacy's
addition, Swanton, $1400.
Heman o. Porter and wife to Chas.
S. Wing, 80 acres, section 6, Pike
township, $4,000.
Steven Mock and wife to Jacob
Marzolf part lot 10, John Gamblers
addition, Fayette, Ohio. $1,000. y.
John w. Sans and wife to Isiah NJ.
Wisman and Caroline Wisman, 8
acres, York township, 81.
Lena Hannah and others to Media
Buck, property in Metamora, Ohio,
81, and other consideration.
Alice Camron and others to Alice
J. Seward, property in Lyons, Ohio,
$50.
Hraold Barber and others to The
Fulton County Building & Loan Com
pany, lot 128, original plat, Wauseon,
| Ohio, 81.
Benjamin F. Belding to Walter
David Denton, lot 80, Fayette, Ohio,
5000. 4i"t.i 7sp
! Albert L. Wallace to William Acker
Is acres section 1, Franklin, $2400.,
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
ReaI Fstate Transfers.

Jennie Figy, to Harvey H. Rychen-
er, lot 50, OReillys End addition to
Pettisville, Ohio, $3.50.
Jane A. GoTsuch and Lewis Cor
such to Albert 2. Betts and wife,
parts lots 81, 81, 90, "a and SO, Liver
more and Munn's addition Wauseon,
Ohio, S375.
thls. S. Wing and others to Heman
o. Porter and wife, lot ABS, Barber
and Sargent's addition, Wauseon, Ohio
$1,000.
Chaunev Berkebile and wife to
Estella G. Berry part lot A, Eva and
Ivy Sanderson's addition to Swanton,
Ohio, $3.50.
E5tella G.. Berry and wife to Ed
ward McC0rd and Julia McCord, lot
Is, and other lands, section one Full
ton township, 81, exchange of pro-
Iperty.
Edward NcCord and wife to Estella
G.. Berry lot II, Petes Miller's addi-
ton, Swanton, Ohio, 81, exchange of
/ property
/ Edward G. Pray and Margaret Pray
/ 20 Dorr T.. Miles lot so, Pray's 2nd
addition. Delta, Ohio.
Ezra S. iarroun to Daniel f. Gator
/ Iote .. 6. and one, Linehan and
Peters allotment, Lyons, Ohio. 81.
Minnie NJ. Brindley to Franclia Par
sora~e. lots 1 and 2, Boyd Lacy's ad.
dif'on TO Swanton, Sf650.
, Eliza Biehl to Peter Biehl. 80 acres
moro or less, section 10 Amboy town.
! shin. ST.
Doodle, Nile orI Catherine Nar
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
COUNTY AFFAIRS
Court House News For The Week
Cases in Probate COurt-Marriag
Licenses-Real Estate Transfers
Orders Drawn on Treaury-New
Caes in Common Pleas Court.


Bate Court.
Joseph N. Baer as guardian VS.
Lau4. ny.e, et al. Hearing on pc
tiIon to sell land held and found to
be for best interest of words to sell
SAID land. Davis B. Johnson appoint
guardian for the suit, appraise-
ment ordered. Appraisement return
t4 aau confirmed. Bond filed. Order
of sale ordered to said guardian.
assignment of Alfred E. Barnes,
and wife, first partial account con-
irmed. Notice to creditors in matter
Of hearing on preferred claims given
by publication and copies of Demo-
cratic Expositor mailed to creditors.
Hearing November 18th, 1916 10 a.
m.
Estate of Nelson S. Bolles, first
partial account filed. Hearing Nov
ember 22nd, 1915.
VIII of Anthony Miller, application
for probate filed. Notice to widow and
oeEt OF kn ssued. Hearing October
26th 1915, 10 a. m.
Blanche G. Hendrickson filed appli-
Ia len for mothers pension.
Estate of George D. johnson report
Of private sale Of property of per-
aaitv hIed and administrative or
dered to sell baance msold at public
auction.
Guardianship of Grace B. Miller,
application for appointment. Hearing
held and patient adiudged to be an
ro7ne person and found necessary
to appoint guardian for said ward.
Guardianship of Louise NJ Meehle
and Mary Meehle, application for ap-
roiatment of a guardian filed. Bond
fled and approved and letters of guar
aisbship issued to Robert F. Meehle.
Guardianship Of Mabel Keller, ct al
cause dismissed without prejudice and
without record.
VIII Of Matthew Steward. Hearing
held, testimony of witnesses taken
and will admitted to probate. Widow
cited to make election.
Estate of Eunice A. Dennis, nven-
tory and appraisement filed.
Estate of John J. Rupp. Inventory
and appraisement filed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
n. u. LOOA.S, IT
LEWIS RYAN, Auctioneer.
Facts For Sufferers,

Pain results from injury or &C
gestion. Be it neuralgia rheumatis
lumbago, nuritis, toothache, spra
bruise, sore, stiff muscles or VIII
ever pain you have yields to SloaI
Liniment-brings new fresh blo{
dissolves the congestion, relieves 4
injury, the circulation is free a
your pain leaves as if by magic. D
nature of its qualities penetrates j
mediately to the sore spot. Don't .ke
on suffering. Get a bottle of Sloan
Liniment. Use it. It means insta
relief: Price 25c and SOC. $1.00 bott
holds six times as much as the 2
size.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
PIJRLIc SALE.

Having decided to move swa
will offer for sale at public aucuo
my farm, l 4 miles north of Ott{
on,
Saturday October Both, 1915 I
beginning at 100 o'clock the foil.
ing property towit: Il
One brown mare, years old. 1
COW fresh in March.
30 White Wyandotte hens / j
old. 60 White Wyandotte pulletsI|
White Wyandotte young roosters.
Farming Implements, Etc.-1
horse wagon, one single buggy,
surry, one pillow, one garden pI
wheel barrow, scoop shovel, one we
er, one single harness, one sir
work harness, one light double b
ness, two Buckeye incubators No
and 3, one oil stove, one heating st,
and other articles not mentioned.
Terms of Sale:-All sums of SIS
and under cash and. all sums O
that amount II months time on q,
bankable notes. Interest at six
cent.
A. D. LUCAS, ProI
LEWIS RYAN, Auctioneer. :
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29

Baer, Uras Recruit 9th OVI
Altman, Jacob Co H 3rd o VI
Wells, Hiram Co D 44th Ill
Stryker, James Co H 9th Ohio
Stryker, VIM. 9th Ohio
Church, Philander
Wilcox, Guy Co l 9th
Shepherd, Amos Co D 44th III.
Kinney, Henry Co D 44th Ill.
Kinney, JosephCo D 44th III
Zelmar, John Co A 9th Owl
Zelmar, Benjamin Co H 9th Ohio
Foreman, Daniel Co 1 9th Ohio
Green, Samuel Co H 9th
Green, James, Unknown
Markley, Martin, 9th
Howard, Veloice II
James, Howard
Washburn, Charles
Washburn, William
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29

copyrighted, 1914, by Thomas J. Sullivan.j
He only is exempt from failure who
makes no effort.
In the lexicon of youth, which fate
reserves for bright manhood, there
is no such word as fail-it comes later
in life.
There are so many reasons which
can logically and truthfully be ad-
vanced as causes contributing to the
numerous failures that l will endeavor
to analyze only the principal ones-the
business failures.
Every failure is a step to success;
every detection of what is false di-
rects US to what is true; every trial ex-
hausts some tempting form of error.
Not only so, but scarcely any attempt
is entirely a failure; scarcely any the
ory, the result of steady thought, is
altogether false No tempting form of
error is without some latent charm
derived from truth.
Failure is. in a sense. the highway
to accomplishment, inasmuch as every
discovery of what is false leads US to
seek earnestly after what is true, and
every fresh experience points out some
form of error which we shall afterward
carefully avoid.
In this article we have not the space
to treat of individual cases or their
many causes. but will deal altogether
with the commercial side of the Ques-
tion-the business failures.
Perhaps the most general and COM
mon cause is lack. of capital. Many
men venture into business with just
enough money to "swing" the enter
prise for a month. at the end of which
time they expect the new business to
be self supporting. 1t seldom is, and
as the concern becomes a financial
cripple the inevitable is sure to happen
failure.
Business Instinct Required.
1t may be said in passing that COM
bined with the first form of failure
there are two others, lack of business
instinct and business experience. And
these three are frequently augment
ed by another equally dangerous in
business. and that is engaging in a
business of which you have no knowl
ege or experience in. No man can hope
to succeed in any line of business
where his principal qualifications are
assets and ignorance.
But without question the most pro
nounced cause of business failure II
| any line or in any communitF,ls thai
| of lack of patronage. No business con
| Germ professional man. church ol
school can long endure without patron
| age. Heavens eternal wisdom has de
creed that man should ever stand IL
| need of n>ae
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Marriarp Licenses

James P. Smith, 80, farmer and Mil
dred G. Baker, 81, both of Delta, Ohio,
Rev. J. H. WILLIAMS, officiating.
Arthur ]. Orndorf, farmer, Delta,
Ohio, and Lora E. Murray, Wauseon,
Ohio, Rev. J. c. Crider, officiating.
John H. Rohrs, "a, clerk and Nettie
VI. Gvpe. both of Wauseon, Ohio, Rev.
P Kleupfel, officiating.
Winfield S. Heller, 81, farmer, of
Lucas County and Laura Cook, 46,
Wauseon, Ohio, l.. H. Deyo officiat-
ing.
Ileve T.. Gorsuch, 80, cement work
er, and Lena Beatty, %, both of Wau-
con, Ohio, Rev. J. H. Williams of
fciating.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-10-29
Common Pleas Court.

Rena Lowe, VS. Charles o. Lowe.
Divorce and alimony.
Bertha Barnes VS. L. D. Barnes, ac-
ton for divorce
Emma Gum VS. Ora H. Gum, dn-
vorce and alimony.
Pearl Johnson VS. Frank Johnson, di-
gorce and alimony.
Goldie Eckhart VS. Chas. Eckhart,
divorce.
I r, b. Fowler VS. N. ]. Palmerton,
action to collect $158.75 with interest
State of Ohio VS. Arthur Duncan,
peace warrant.