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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
guuluaue, bic Stabt Der GnslGnbcr,

Bon Dem perGnoerten I~usIeben, oas
iett 9ouloane bat, gibt Der &riegS.
Correspondent Der .Serlin9sfe poll
tiSfc SiOenoe" iolgcnoe Sd)iiOcrllng
s~luBerbolb Der Wole liegcrl 5mej
nieorige, gran bemalte, ialt uniid,t.
bare S6iffe, ems a,i ieoer SeiS DC,
Safeneiniabrt. GS iilo enalii6e
SorpeoojGeer, ShiIona6euL Ole jebeS
Babr3eua, mo iei es bas unidein'
borite 8iiderboot, pos Ourh Die Sa'
ieneinfabrt ein- urlo nuSpaiiiert, al,
ruit. Die Sorpeooboote baben Scr
beionbereu auitrog iorsfGltig OarouI
Su adten, bab nid)t irgenb elm Boot
iid unter Der Naiieroberflate in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Mi. uniere Nbpnnepten!

Btr ipiinihen beannt 3u maiden.
haB pir Germ Sobn 0enunlers bon
Bancroft. Soma, gum Ieenten ~unierer
8lGtter fir Die l1m9esenb ernannt ba>
BEN, unb bab oerIelbe bereGttgt lit,
nsae &bourenten 5u iantmeln, 8eloer
81 folLaftieren uno fiir bieiel6en gu
auittiersn. Srgeno cine 3uoortome
menbeit, bic MAJ bieiem Serrn ais
Gleent u~nierer 3ettunsen errpeilt, pera
BEN mir ais Elm periDnIi9es 8efalen
betraften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
BUR anfflGruns In europa.

Il 2ieber 2eer l-@erabe
Is ieBt in Der n9roBen 3eit", fuse
Is man lie braubcn nennt, tpolen
2E Seine @ernanOten llno Ses
y fannten in europa serne miiieu
Is pb, unD lpie geralt, mir in
Is Nmerifa Iber Die llria6en uno
Is Den 8erlanf bcs &r'e9eS unb
x Die 6oleen besie!beu iuformiert
= linb. Inltatt MN LANCE Sricfc
* 81 ihrei6en, f0unit Su "9an5e
& 9Gnbe" mittbeilen pbne MIR our
x Sober 81 9reifeu.
= Sdide eiufah Seine eigcne
= Seituna, nadlDem 81 bieielbe
x burd9eleien bait, an Die Ser
x panSten, 8efannten, Srcunoe,
q etc, etc, in europa. 9ns lit
u icbon an iid iebr intereliont,
x ipenn Die @uropder bon 3eit 81
* 3eit audi tatboliite 3eitunsen
* aus Imerita, Die .amerifauiihe
y 3eituns" 81 ieben betummen.
* SpppeIt intereiiant uno
* pertbpoQ lit es, iuibrenh Der
* jetisen &~riess5eit. gs nirb Die
* fGmpfenben beutihen, fatbos
u liI6en @laubensbriiber, III
y Seiterreib unb 9euti6lanb.
81 Gertpanbte unO 8efannte, err
X mlltbigen, gu bemerfen, DaB bic
x serefte beutihe Sadc aud
X bi%er5nlanbe marine Srenitbe bat,
x iuelde d fir Die
IL 1elbe eintreten.
81 8iIit gu Dir, ielbIt Die Iiibe
X bes 8erpadeps uno &erienbens
& iparen, unb ruinit On iidJer iein,
x baB Die 3eitung and reselmdkig
* jebe WOde nah europa a69ebt,
Il 10 ienbe ms einfa6 Bic genaue
Il Ibreiie, on pelhe Die 3eitung
II mad europa geben fol-, elm, lego
* $500 bel (Eorto nah europa
y 2 Gents pro Nummer=runb
& 800 pro Sabr) unb has
81 ltebrise beiprst bic 8eihafts=
4 iiibrnns bieier 3sitnns. ollie
* 3eitungen miiiien fir Elm Sabr
% I'M @oralts be3ablt tperben.
4 glu6 als 8ei6enf fir Die
* Seiertage fannlt On po6l tnum
Il Yaiienberes b%eimieuben.
& &atboliite 9rufseielihaft.
II Il Is Il "a Il q II u II Il * 81 - *
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
S 1.Y7

a~ngeboten. Rotiirlidr fonnte er mn
cine berieIben n%mnebmtcn.
Sails Sic iidJ nah Arbeit umrieben,
%Iolteu Sic lid Die @rfabruue bieies
Irbeiters gu Nuse MAIDEN unb einc
feline @erlanstsI nSeiee einrilden lais
fen. 9icielbe pirb Sbnen iidlerlid
cine In6abl angebote bringen, inter
benen Sic bann tpdblen f0nnen.
Sfieben Sic es niht auf!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
q. Wiueing. beuiider Nbpotat
nn0 Notor. @anf u. endurance Wloa.

Wit Snrtleibiefeit bebaitete
Qeute firhten ben Iinter. Rifts ais
itipere. rauhe Wobl3eiten. 8ein Sbit,
feline @emiiie. I'M ben Iaeen tbdtis
81 balten. Guer better 3elfer, Quer
better 0reunb 81 bieier Seit lit
Soliiter's 9todh Wountain sbee, bas
bette Gbfiihrs unb Stdrfungsmittel
Der @eft. Erintet beute Ibenb cine
Sohe.-S o b g. Sizes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

gu perfauier -Nusee5eihnete so
@der Sorm in mittleren 8isconiin,
~ Meile bon Staot tan Der Coos
Cine nit fatbpliiher Stride nno itoa
ner Yiarri6ule, u Weile o adies
iabrif. llngefGbr IS older inter
Yilug. Brett lit Beioes unb Sol5lanb.
eon8 einae5dlnt nno al%ier9e5dunt. Der
@ooen 1T ihpnr6er 2onm nit Sebms
llnterlage unb lit iebr %prppuftip. gin
@ebduoen iiab %porbuiopn: elm 9ntes
9roBes 8ubnbmtS, groBe Stdle,
S%hpeineltdae. Maihinen : Sduppen.
Gisbaus,I @iil6baus, nsner Clio, @es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

freibebaus unb anbere. Selepbon nno
lanbpoit. Iqe notbfpenbigen Naifis
men. ID quite &iibe. Gin arabirter
Stier, brsi 1ferbe. Shtpeine, ,Siitner
uip. Yreis $4,000. $4,000 baar.
9feit auf 3eit. Wan abreiiiere: 8. q.
shlimsen, Wahifon, &Sis., Houte
go. l. Dor 2. 1,21,a
4sim enreibss er,pdbue MA. ssh. s,siss Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

@erlangt.- Sbdtige fatboliide
Sameu olS -Igentirnen fir Samens
fleiber. Sodgraoige @aareu SIT
mGBigeu Yreilen, brett bonn Sabris
tantcn an Den aGufsr. nit ben 9rofis.
ten oeS Sepnrtements 9apens ausses
ihaltet. S6reibet iofort fir auss
tunit. 0tan brau6 feline @uiter NIT
Ii6 berltm3utragen. Ibreiiiere: Che
3elp Garment Co., 1106 Nr6 Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Yeuna. 1,21.n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons In,
terested. that on the 18th day OF January,
A. d., 1915, the undersigned was appointed
by the District Court of Dubuque County
Joseph Stoeber (also known as JOSEPH
Stoever), deceased, late Of said County.
Dated at Dubuque, January 18th, 1918.
4. H.. Willging, Administrator
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Tarm In fatboiiIGe7 Oe,eao.
Tarm : Sppotbeten.

98snn Gle Sarm.Sppotbefen 8u faufen iuar.
aenben fauisl no bic Grutet fther iuio, I'M
Reaen' uno aorngirte!; alt 2anb, oas Gle obne
9roBer Settoerluft ieI6ft ieben fDnren. Wir ba.
ben cine gln5abl biefsr StpotbcieH I'M getraae
BON $500 bis $4,000. pel6e ie6S 9rcsent Gin
len traeen. Sas 9arb, auf lpelbe bisie 96pos
tbefsu lils9efielt ftnb, 1T in elmer eb,neI Ga
iif1e Golonie %sriin6en. 9ts meiiien oiefer Sns
potbefeH iraeen bic llnteri9rift tiiftteer Som 1er
51rmer. Spredet Dor, telepborirt poer
ibreibt an e. .. Naltb, ITO Wlutn ctr, Su.
buaue, Soma. 2elepbon 1888.
@eim Sdreiben erfpdbne man oieiss 9Iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

0ebilbeter jmnser Wann aus gutter
tatboliid)er Samilie, luht @elesenbeit
ameritaniide Sarmarbeit fennen 81
lernen nnb mDdtc 9esen entiprehenT
Den 2obn ldn9ere 3eit auf elmer Sarm
lid betbatigen. 8er @eleeenbeit ba@
fiir lpeiB, menbe iid 9efl. sleid an:
u. o., oieies glatt. 2,4,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
MurkthPrtd1te
Cir ben GrOknertanf.

Dubuque, ben 10. Sauuar.
Getretbe Sen. NebI, etc.
Weiien: S0-S5c per 9ui6el.
Saier: 45-50c per 9ulbeL
&orn: 5S-62e per gulb.l.
Gerte: 40-45e per guibel.
&ogsen: Sc per Yuibel.
9eu: S9. O0-Sll. so per Eonne.
ytebl: patspt ~s7.OO-7.6J; Araisbt,
Oh. 5O-6. 90.
aIsie: $40. 90 per 1omns.
Wieb.
Stiere: 81. 5O-S7.OO
&inosr . 4.0O-S5.W
HIbe: SO. 00-S6.15
8diber: $5. 0O-SS.O 90.
9Gmner: S5. $3.50. 90.
Shpeine (auf BEN SuB): 8 .s0--S8. 10
per bunoert Piunb.
Butter, Gisr unb 9die.
Gier: 30@33c per Suseuo.
Butter: OaIrp, soc; Sreamerl 3lc
per piunb.
aaie: &bam.adIe. use; grid, use; Gin.
burger, 2o@21c; Smiss. 27e per Sinno.
Wrureriss, etc.
.@epfsl: 75c-s1.50 per Suibel SO. So
SO. 80 per Barrel.
8artofielu: soc per Sui6el.
3piebeln: 14c per Yfuno; 'SpaniI6e
5piebeln, Use per Crate.
2ebenbes 0efligeI.
Srutbiibner. zoe; 9ntet. 15c; Siibuer
10@1te per pfuno.
Grpnifipnen.
@eraudsrteS Sleii9: S1infen, 49,
l8c; Sped, 17K-23Ke.
Shmal3, l1R-l2e.
6oblen: Sartfobleu, $3.50; Weids
toblem, 81. 90 per 5onne.
9ols Gi6aabola 7.oo-S.00; g9ei46ols
SO. 90 per Roroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

5arm bilis su perfaufen.-Sh
eigne cine ldone Seftion 2ano in
Worton Gountp, g. Suf., Die id al
perfauien piinife. @Ges 2anb pfiiigs
bar. 125 Nder bepflnn3t. Gutter
Drummer unb fleines Saus. Neun
Weilen bon 5pei 9uten Srtihaften.
aatbolii6e airhen. @ute @rnten.
Serlange $25 per ader; $4,000 baar.
oas llebrige naf Selieben. Werbe
8abntt geben, lpeun Der aauipreiS
a%nndbernb gan5 baar be5ablt miro.
Nan fnufe jebt, pdbreho Der Treis
-niebrig lit. Shreibt fir ndbere Iuss
funft an Sos. Irudasfa, 8atausa,
2. Sat. 2.4.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

8um Nbfiibrem 81 -0R.N 0hee
NIB Blutreiui9en
rs Ste. gG alien 6aublern. 25 0ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Saarfiinilerin. - Gli3abeib Glarf,
SaarfInItlerin. miro Sbnen cine breis
itrdn9i9e 6lebte fir $500 beritellen.
Senbet Cure drs9etdmmten 6aare
mad 730 Gait 25tb st., W~inneapuliS,
Winn. LISA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Gin 9eim tiir Sbre Jamilie
nefifert.

Beiidbet ben beriibmien @eaee HipersS iitriii
In 3lprioa. stauief ieet cine unierer Sbit'
unb @emiiieidrmen inmiiten bon perbeiferien
Sbitbainen unb 8emiiieidrmen IN Der Mdbc
bon Stdbt. 0ute atrdben NIB SduleR. Aus.
ae3ei6neteS alima. Gas gqno miro pbnc
ertra soften an bic @r6en iibertraeer. iaQs
Der Rduter lierben iolte, ebe oaS gano gan5
abbe8a1lt 1T. Wian i6reibe filr ndhere glus.
ilnit. Ssoeu Wionat spei 9rfurtonen.
Peace River Groves Company,
9th Floor State Bank Bldg, Omaha, Nebr
Beim S6rsiben eripabne man bisiss 8lati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

- Sarms Sppotbetea 5u berfaufen
bur6 Sr,an5 8. 8eibe & 6 o.,
s. Stod I'M 8anf@ unb Sniurances
@ebGube. lleber 33 Sabre @rfa6rung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

3n Northumberland Storc NIT
Snrm. @uter @ei6dftsplaB.
Oscar Sertel, Grab Srharb, ap.
1854
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Su uertaufen.-80 4der in Sbaper
Gountp, Nebrasta, 3A &eilen BON
fat9oliiher Sdule unb Stride. @ienet
lid bor5ii9li6 fiir Shpeine3lldt.
Wm. Siler, 8elpibere, Hebr. 1,21,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

- Iiattbelp5 & CHALMERS. Nopos
faten. 8immer 400 Security Bulb
ing. Sslepbon 752. Prafti5ieren in
Staats. In6 @unbeSseri6teu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

rSy7 ST Sbr announcement baln
iGlis? gerseifet ben 5citunssmann
nid,t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
M@tmng, Gatboliten!

40 gder inner9alb orei Wletlen bon Staoi.
80 stder inter Sultur, Heit aud pfIiigbar. greis
$1,000. 8~eltebiee Beoiugn1gen.
@beniaas 40 Wder, Az bis 5 Wietien bon
Siaot. 9Qes inter anIiur NIT gnsnobme zines
fIeinen S6aitenpluSes iiir bas 8ieb aui Der
0eibe. PreiS $1,000 budr.
On elmer nIngebuna bon 8 ooer g Wieilen
fam nod piel Spl3ldno aefauit nerben. Sir
ndbere Q~lusflnft penoe man ii6 an MarH 8.
Senscl, 9abool, Wo.
Neim sHreiben eripdbne man oiefss pIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Grite 9bpotbefen

aui serbeiierte Carmen, ietsfa6 seii6ert, slb.
ftraftc. GpuponsGuten.
8. guid,, 1888 Wain Ctr, 2ubuaic, Soma.
3elepbon $40.
geim s6reiben eripdbne MAJ bieiss BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Mdtuas, oentIde, aatboliten!

aSaS osnii 3or nesr Die beporftsbenbsa
Narum ionlmi Sbr nttt nab Oklahoma uro
fi6eri @uf eth Seim In ether autsu b~eufcben
gniteoIune2 Sbr f1nrt am 1. Sanuar nit
ben Sarmarbeiten Beginner.
aatbolii6e' 0eintuWer iinoen bier quite Seime
al nieortger Yreiten. uno Elm be3lt6es gBtus
iomrnen In elmer bllbenoen 9lnfieolung, in ser
Ndbe bon STRIDE nnb Irieiter.
Sir ndbere slnsfunft i6reibe cher teIearo.
phtre mon an 7. y. Ssntpn.
Nefsren5er: 8anf OF 4lein, qIgtr. Ola,
cosr 9aeo. Satber 9anbersriuter. sferlinH
Oklahoma.
8eim G6reiben srfudbue man bieies nIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Su northumberland Mder in fatbos
liider @e9enb, Az 0ieilen bon ct,
Saul, aanias. Shone fatboliihe
STRIDE, Sdipeiterni6ule, Iolpie nclles
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f54 older nm
ter aultur. Heit lit 8ieIe, 8eibe unb
6pl3lnnb. Se6s 3immer Sars, Stall
unb anbere DISQUALIFICATION. 4reis
$4,000. Sbeil baar. Sir NGbsres
Ifreibe man on Die grbin unb Seitas
meutsuoQitrtderin Wartba 8affertp,
ct. Saul, aanIaS. 1,2S,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Gbiea9o, ben 10. Sanuar.
0etreibe.
Wsueu-
Wai. 1.40a1.42A.
Suit; l.s4Asi.aa%.
Roru-
Mai.: 1917 a79h.
Suli.: 77T@79A.
Sattr-
Wat.: WK@58A.
SuIi. 68@5SH.
Yiebmarft.
Shmre, 90. 55a7.1o.-
Shmere. rauhe. So. 5598.6 So
9ahte, Sc. 90aS7.05.
GemIate, s6.6j@7.15.
Yieh-
Rmouieb, s5.s099.b so.
Rlbe mo Rutosr. 50. s0as.1S.
@eterus, s5.0O-S7.6j.
8rupiiiunen.
SmmeineIei6-
Gan. SIS. 3591S. so.
Mai.: S19. l2@St9.a az.
S&mali-
Gan. slo.5OoolO
Seal. siO.s7@lO.95 !.
Rippen-
san: ss.sra1o.oo.
Mai. /: SO. 85@10.45.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
2m b%erfaujen.

Gutberesierte GAO s(der 5arm, mobcrnes
@pbnbauss eroBe 9ebenaeb6uoe. nie Der.
iasenbe Baieroeriorsune. cine 0leile bon
9ufepr sidhiten MT fafbolii6er airte uno
Scdbf6ule. ,llebcr 400 Ider eutes Nei3ens
lamb unier aultEr. Rreis $50 per Nder.
Bier Sabre 3eit auf $1,000 Der 5umnie 5l
o 9rp5ert. Sir 9idbereS ibretbe man an
pber fprche Dor bel
X. g.. gurtou, Utica. Iess 60. auns.
geim s1reiben errpdbne man oieies 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Grite 0apotheten

0nf DtrbfRerte Saruitn Nnb tder.
gir lseen Sbre 1sIber 10 on. bob tie 6 pros
Srei 4&sroseh," Esinien' SIS 6eI6 aHaeiest II.
Sepoitteu e~aranttrt, ". I. Mind.
3. 1rai. 81 Reno State gant. GI Reno, Ola.
8eim 86retosn er,pdnns saefss ptslt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
1as beribmte Wbetaome Ibal.

gBtr babeu eiIite f6one Carmen su perfau.
Ser gsdbe einsr iaiboIii1en 9tr1e hno- 96uIe
seIeeen. 9as 9ano eienet ft6 fiir aQe 8ro.
Shfte. bic i'm 9orepeiien se3oaen tperoeu, be.
LonoerS fir sorn., Semitic. nnb NiI1lpirtbitait
s6reibt an uns fir Ireife. ~
MARTENS BROS,
Milbank. South Dakota.
gir beripeiien Gle on 9teo. 3. 3. O'Nstu.
Ytarrsr.
0stm emreiten sS,pGnns man eeh. biefss HletL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

8eiuht.-@in erfabrenes gbepaar,
nm nuf elmer Sarm I'M Rlblid)en Sbabp
n~us5ubelfen. Ioreiiiere: s. 9. H.,
8latt. 1,2S,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

3u perfanfen.-626 gder 2anb in
Spiuf County, Sout6 Safota. 425
Nder inter arltur. Cine babe
Weile 0 Stabt. adtboliide Stride
unD Shpeiterrihtle. Nbreiiire: Sc
ter Suppert, 9ianpnb Sluff, Ets.
1,21,u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Stelle geiuht. - Selttid)er fatbolie
ifer irllgcr Mtanu nit aenntniiien in
Sudfibrlng iud)te Stelle oils Office
Iiiiitent. @tan ihreibe an VI. %,
oieies glatt. LILA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

3n p%erfanfen ubcr sesen 9anb at
uertauihen: 9as a!eini9e Sotel in
eineln Stdbthen. Sur 1O3, CARING,
Soma. 1,21,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Staliem beimseiudJt.

(Sortiebung bon Der 1. Seite.)
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unb ols 8eiultat erbielt er nidt ipeni
npr nIS
30 quite ftetige Mateannaen

yer ais
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-15
EDUCATION IN CIvICS.

Following the publication of the
Auditor of States report for 1913,
a list of one hundred questions and
answers on Ohio governmental affairs
was compiled from matters contain
ed in the report, and printed in
pamphlet form for general circula-
ton. 1t required over $4,000 copies
of this pamphlet to supply the de-
mand. Such widespread desire for
definite information about the govern
ment of our great commonwealth by
Buckeye citizens is certainly COM
mendable and the demand ought to
be supplied. With this object in view,
the statistician in the Auditor of
States office has prepared new list
of questions for insertion in the Audi
tors of States report for 1914 which
will be ready for distribution about
January 1st. This new list comprises
several hundred questions covering a
much wider range than the former list
and including past history and import
ant changes that have taken place in
the constitution and laws of Ohio.
| Here are few taken at random from
| the list:
Could man without property who
paid no taxes vote in Ohio previous
to 1851?
Can the boundaries of Senatorial
District. be changed by the legisla-
ture?
Can the Governor order a General
Assembly to adjourn?
Can an appropriation bill originate
in the State Senate?
Does the Supreme Court now, or
has it ever presided in jury trials?
Has Imprisonment for debt ever
been lawful in Ohio?
Can the Governor of Ohio pardon
any convict regardless of the charac-
ter of the crime committed?
What Ohio Governor served three
terms?
i What is the distinction in Ohio be-
| tween city and village?
What was the last Indian tribe to
remove from Ohio?
If a man die in the state, leaving a
father and brother, which inherits the
property?
Who was called "The Father of the
National Road9"
Did the United States ever levy a
direct tax on Ohio?
Was the state debt increased dur
ing the Civil War?
Has Ohio ever furnished Speaker
of the United States House of Repre-
sentatives?
i Has Ohio ever divided her electoral
vote?
What famous Ohio statesmen are
honored with statues in Statuary Hall
in the National Capitol?
Were distilleries ever exempted
from taxation in Ohio to encourage
i their establishment?
Copies of the report containing this
most interesting list of questions on
Ohio ever published can be secured
free from the Auditor of State.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-15
PRETTY MRS. SMITH
AUDITORIUM THEATRE

Charlotte Greenwood and Sydney
Grant, of Winter Gracer fame will be
oean at the Auditorium Theatre, To-
ledo, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
January 14-15-16, with Saturday
matinee, in the comedy entitled "Pret-
ty Mrs. Smith direct from their sue
cess at the Casino Theatre, New York
This comedy is something new in the
way of light musical entertainment.
1t is in reality a straight comedy,
bordering upon farcial lines which
requires deftness of touch and indi-
vidual ability to give it the required
verse. Plenty of music is worked in
to its three acts, but it is made rela-
tive part of the story rather than a
series of interpretations that have moth
ing whatever to do with the plot. Up
on this structure the authors and pro-
ducer have built an evenings enter
tainment that is decidedly worth
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-15


Work is the salve that heals the
wounded heart
THINK!
To "Think for thyself one good idea,
But known to be thine own
Is better than thousand CLEANED
From fields by others sown."
In 1915 and in all the years to come
thinking will pay. 1t is a good plan
to do your own thinking, and good
plan to learn to think while standing.
Why not start literary and debating
society in your neighborhood. In most
cases the school houses could be had if
properly cared for. You might drop
in an occasional old time spelling
school. Many future statesman has
discovered himself in an old time de-
batting society. A good plan by which
to get started would be to have a
spelling school, then organize and get
busy. Parents will you help give the
children a chance by going with them
and assist in keeping down rowdyism.
One evening each week spent in a
public meeting in your school house
or other suitable place will soon build
up a community interest and cause
much reading and thinking to be done.
With our Initiative and Referendum
every voter is a law maker and of
necessity should be thinker and do
his own thinking. There are plenty
of debatable questions. A light in
your school house may develop light
in the world Opportunities often make
men. Give the children a chance. Get
acquainted with your neighbors. Build
up social center.
Respectfully.
E. P. AMES.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-15
Try This For Neuralgia.

Thousands of people keep on suffer-
ing with Neuralgia because they do
not know what to do for it. Neuralgia
is pain in the nerves. What you want
to do is to soothe the nerve itself. APP
py Sloan's Liniment to the surface
over the painful part-do not rub it
in. Sloan's Liniment penetrates very
quickly to the sore, irritated nerve
and allays the Inflammation. Get a
bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 25 cents
of any druggist and have it in the
house against Colds, Sore and Swol-
len Joints, Lumbago, Sciatica and like
ailments. Your money back if not
satisfied, but it does give almost in
slant relief. 38-5
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-15
OAK SHADE

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hawkins are
visiting relatives in Toledo and Ash
land this week.
Mr.. Richard Deakins and mother
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Scott and family at Bryan.
Cora Whitehead spent Monday even
ing at the home of AL Smith and fami-
ly.
Mrs. Hannah Shaffer of Malinta is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Haw-
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Swart and son
Paul spent Thursday and Friday at
Fayette and Morenci.
Fred Weatherby and family enter
tanned company Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McQuillin OF
Wauseon spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. David Simpson.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-15

while. The comedy is by Oliver
Morosco and Elmet Harris, with music
by Henry James and Lyrics by Earl
Carroll. The story was originally
produced in Los Angeles last season.
1t gave such splendid satisfaction that
Morosco went to work to enlarge the
idea, and this summer completed the
task. The scenes are laid in Palm
Beach, Florida, and all the luxury and
charm of winter season at this fam
GUS resort is reflected in the artistic
and real manner in which the sur
roundings are framed.
The story briefly has to do with
Mrs. Smith a social favorite who is
seeking rest at Florida. Here she en-
counters her third husband, whom she
has just separated from. At the same
time her two former husbands she had
believed dead arrive upon the scene
and then the pretty Mrs. Smith is
kept busy Strengthening out her matri-
monial tangle. Her perfect innoc-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-15
CANNOT INJURE DEMAND
FOR "PATENT" MEDICINE

In discussion a bulletin issued by
the Census Bureau at Washington
showing the extent and growth of the
"patent' medicine business, The Ma
tional Druggist of st. Louis says:
"The report makes comparison OF
this industry in 1904 and 1909, and
shows an increase in the latter year
over the former in all items.
"For instance, in 1904, there were
2,777 establishments engaged in the
industry, which had increased to 3,642
in 1909. 1t shows an increase of capt.
al invested of 24,235, 900, or 32 per
cent, and of the value of products of
$24 100000, or 21 per cent. the total
for 1909 reaching the enormous pro-
portions of Sal ,942,000.
at was about or short time pre-
vious to the year 1904 that the Amer
lean Medical Association, assisted by
Golfers Weekly, the Ladies Home
Journal and some of the smaller maga-
zines, began it's fight against this class
of medicines, which continued with un-
abated vigor during all the six years
under review to and including the year
1909. So fierce and so long sustained
was the onslaught that anyone, not in
possession of the facts, would naturally
expect to find that great and irrepar.
able damage had been done to the in
dustry. But surprising to say, the
business in general has shown-not q
decrease, but a marvellous increase Of
Fl per cent in the output in the short
space of six years. We doubt very
much if any other established industry
has ever shown any such advance, ir
an equal period, in the history of the
government.
"How this could happen, in the face
Of the merciless warfare which has
been waged upon it, is more than we
can understand. The only solution
which offers itself is that there is 9
strong demand on the part of the gen
eral public for medicines of this class
which cannot be destroyed or even les.
sened by anything which physicians as
class can do or say"