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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08

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siy all Of P. & ias lying j.rsrson and
stevens Garland
named sub
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-29

ibrem Snbalt nidt mebr uerantiuurt=
lih lei. glmf &reta id)eint Die re-
polttionare 8eluegmmg i'm beIten
g;amse SIT iein. gamr in !Seraelion
I6einen Die 8empgmer @iberitanb
geleiitet 5i1 baben mnb es fam 81
&fen, bie meBrere Sage oaner.
ten. Sm alien a1oern 0egenbeu
Der Sniel ioa @eniselus nit 8eseiite=
rlms anfsenummem Iein. Son benl
14ten Snfanterie Gegiment, oas in
5eraelion in @arnilpn itanb, iid
aber nidjt an bem @ioeritanb ss-
gen Die 9iepulntionare beteiligte, iul=
len Die .6alfte Der Sffisiere nno BON
ben Splbatem alle bis auf nemnsebn
Damn sm @eniselos iibersetreten iein.
Die &eiuegamg ite6t nrter 2eit1tng
bon Gentselps nnb bem Nbmiral
&nnSnriotis. 5000 beiuaffnete Sire
ter iollem iid) in &anea allein Der
GebDlntipm anseidloiien ba6en. Sn
einer @eriamnlnns SIT aanea, ser
Samienbe bpm MenIdem beiiuobmten,
iumrbe cine prpbiioriide 9iegier,na
ge6tlbet, oeren MitglieSer @eniseqls,
&nnbmrioti's nno eim oritter, Den sic
6eiben @enanntem anstuablen nlogen,
iein Iuaen. @eniselos bielt cine &c
be, in Ser er iaste, er iniinlde, baf
Der &Dnig nodl iebt, i'm lebten 9lu.
genblif, IOsnIasen, Dem 8illen bes
@plfes nadJgeben nnb BEN &rieg ge=
gen Gle Grbfcinbe Ses 9anOes, sic
gmlgaren, erflGre. geniselos hat
Dem @plfc nantlidj bprgeid,uinoelt,
Sak Der &rieg nid)t snr lfnterifiisnng
Der gllliierten, ionbern smr gefreiung
Wricdenlanbs bon ben gnlgaren gc=
fiibrt iperben ioa, cine gans infalne
2iige, Die bas @plf aber slt glanben
Id)einf. = Cine 2onoDncr Sepeidje
meloet, Die griediide gtcgierins Or
reite ein ltltimatrm an .@mlgarien
uor. Sn SieIem ltltimatnm iuiro
Die ipfortigc MGnnnmg aller gried)i=
id)en Srte, Die Vnlgarien beIebt ba=
be, perlanst mno Der Sries anae=
fiinbist, iuenn bies nidt sei6ebe.
Sulsarien iuerbe oieie TDrbermng
natiirlidl nidlt beiuilligen nnS es iper-
De baber Der Sries in ein paar Sa=
gen bcginnen. - Nir MAIDEN bar
ranf amfinerfiam, bak feinc einsiae
oieIer Sepeiden Offi5ielf lit. SIR
Smbalt mag ridtig cin, er naa aber
and, smm sr6kten Sell selosen iein.
@as mir puiitiu miiIem, lit nnr, Sak
in 8riedenlano srufe slnfresmns
berrldt nnb baf @eniseios nndJ are-
ia segansen lit, nm Die Seu0lfermns
burt sit rebpfntipnieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-29
$500 bis $500.

gSinterfleiber 5ngeididt iinD naO
Sak Die Srnppen I'M Eager 8inter-
anartiere banen.
General sylpres, Ser 0unber-
menr oes Staates 6inaloa, ioa g..
s. SObnIon, ben getriebsleiter Der
lIniteo Sngar Company in Sus DO
dis, amsebrobt baben, lin ans Oein
eanbe sn jasen, luenn er iidl uei=
gere, Ser Hesieritmg $250,0O0 in
@DlO 81 leiben. Sobnion hat iidj,
mad Der Grense sefladtet.
Sn Sesng anf Die geIdllperOell
Ser Minen Seiiter, erflart bic
merifaniidje Hesiernng, Sak bic Mi-
nenbeiiter iiberbaitpt nid)t yeiiter
Ses 8pbens iuGren, ionoern ben 8u-
ben MIR BON Ser Natipn gepad)tet
bGtten, onber babe Oie 9iesiermns
audi oas gledt, 6eionSere Stenern
anf Ioldes Gigentnm sn lesen nnb
geiuiife @pridriften fir bic gearbei-
tnng oes 8unens sn MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-29
aem sic &illiitas. @eitere Ginsel.
beiten pun bem &anpf feblem mod.

aen sic @illiitas. @eitere Ginsel-
beiten pum benz aan.pf feblem nod]-
sSn Gananea, Dem gr6kten Mii-
menlager I'M n6roliden SDnura, iull
cine 9iebellipn gegen Die Garransa=
9iegiering aussebrod]en Iein. Mam
bat id)leilmigit pum 6ermpiiao Srnp4
pen bortbin geianOt.
Cine Sepcide ans EerIbins's
Eager, BON luuber ne6enbei gelagt
aud Diel llniiffn berid)tet uiro, be-
banptet, @iaa lei am 20. Septem-
Der IN Namiqmipa gefueiem NM Gi-
ien6abn5iige 81 befommen. Gr beab-
iidtise, bel 1yabens einen Gin
faa in Seras 81 MAIDEN.
- Cine SepeldDe aus Neiu 2pn0Da
6eganptet, Die amerifaniiden Dit
slieber Ser Gunlnliiiion b6ttcn einac-
ipillist, upm garransa feline idrift-
lide Oardntie bafir sm Derlansem,
oai; or Die Gefprmem, iuie ueripro-
den, einfiibre nnb iidb nidt IN bic
ganbbcrteilmng an Die Eeun 8euDi-
,fernns, Sie Gr5iebmng Ser ,negifnni-
idjen SnOianer nno bie 9efreiuns Der
literifaniid)en 0erid)tc ppn Ser Gpr-
rmptipn einsnmiId)en. lleber6anpt
iuollen iie i'd, pon sen inmeren Nn-
gelegenBeiten Meriep's fern balten.
Sas lit iebr perniinftis. Sie Som
million fat Samit tatIGd)lidl nidlts
at tim nnS cs mar nidt bcabiidtigf,
oaf Die Gommiildre lire Waie in bic
9lngelesenbeitcn bineinitefen Iullteu.
@enigitens nabm man bas aagemein
an. sllleroings iuiiIen mir ia nid)t,
mas Eraiibent gSilIun ben Sclega-
ten fir Snitrnftiunen gegeben fat
&ieleidlt halt er es fir feline glnf-
gabe, Mcriep at rcfprmieren, &p-
SIT man Inn iibrigens Slid iuiin-
Id]en f0nnte. Gr iuiiroe biel ssrcuoe
oaran ba6en.
- Ins ser Stabt chihuahua iuiro
semelbet, baf sablreidle Srmppen
uum Siiben fer eintreffen, nm an
bem aampf gegen bie @illiitas tell
snnebmen.
S6erit Goias, Der gefcbIsbabrr
uonSjinaaa, hebanptet, oak bie ame-
rifaniid)en Splbaten, Die inter ssiib-
RING oes Gorpural gipsers nenlidl
in @eriep einbranseu, snerit an-
sefamgen bGtten, anf bic Merifaner
III idlieken nno bai, bas ,semer oann
eriuioert lei.
- Cine 9epeid)e ans Ereiioiu be-
hanptet, @illa befinbe iid) inncrbalb
Sreifia Wieilen bon Oiimasa.
- Mns 8aibimston iuirS gemel-
bet, bak ben Eeritius'idleu srnppen
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Sriegs ytatbridbteit.

Cine Sepeide ans 8aibinston
neloet, Gnglanb iteae snr Nmsrii-
itnng fir feline nenem Sdlad)tidnffc
iett adJt5ebns6llise &anonen ber, Ole
grDker als irgenS lueld)e I'M &c
braidy befinblid)en SdiffsgeIdiiibe
ieien. Die 1Sa6llisen aanonen iollrn
Geidoile iperfen f6nnen, bic 5000
Efnno idJiuer limb. Dian mill iie snr
gcidiekitms Der Siiitenbefeitisnnaen
bennben.
glns Berlin iuirb scmeloet, bas
llnteriee6opt uGcntiflano" nebmc
feline Saonna Elm mnS iuerSe in nadl-
fter 3eit Ieine Sieiie nadD Imerifa
antreten.
Cine 9cpeidJe ans Eetersbmra
iagt, Die Semtiden bdttcn, ipcItlid)
uun yiisa Insriffc anf bie oentideu
0rGben gemadDt, ieien abcr sariifs
geId)lagen muroen. glmdD BEL Yinsf
ieien slnsriffe Der 9entiden abae.
Idlagen.
Die Sfallener melDen, Die Seiter-
rcidjcr batten eimonc mno italieniid)c
Stellmngen i'm sluiiio Sal in Gib-
Sirul beidluiieu.
Die ensliid)e 9iesiernns hat oas
Ginfnbrperhot fiir Sabaf amfsebuben.
Gnalanber imb Transoien meloea
leid)te 8eipinne an Der Somme.
Cine Sepeide ans gltben melSef,
asSdladltidnff sailifia (oas friiberc
amerifanid1e SdIadtId)iff rssbabp~
babe iid ben Hebolntionaren anac-
idlORen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-29

lleber Die GrDffnnng bes bentiden
.)ieidjstagcs iiesen JEST naditebenbe
Witteilnnaen Dor: Gie 0alerien
luaren bidJt beieet nnb aae frembea
Siplomaten, bic in Berlin iinS, iua-
rem aniueienb. Graiiocnt aaempf
lastc in ieiner GrOfinnnssrebe, Oat
Der arieg anid)eineno Sen Sole
pmnft erreidjt babe. Sentidlanos
Stelluns lei in jeber Yesiefnng sit-
frieoenitellenb. Gr criuabntc bic
gnfnnft Der ltnterieebuutcy SentId,-
lano" nnS yYremen" in ben Ser.
Staateu (oie Nadjridr BON Der Mn-
limit bes 2etteren mar leiber nidDt
1uabr.) Gr berlas GepeIden, Die or
nit benz Gaiier nuo Der 6iterreidi-
Idjcn Aegiernng bel beipnberen Sc
legenbeiten geiuedielt bate. Seine
9icoe ipitroe piel nnb itarf applan-
bicrt. sIs iid Geidsfansler ppn
yetbmann slt Ieiner 9icbc erbpb, trat
aGgemcines Stillid)iueisen Elm. Ter
Gcidjsfanslcr erflarte, oaii Die BE-
siclnngen sit 9lnmanien Dor Dem
Grieae SnrdJ einen @ertrag aeregelt
luoroen ieiem, Den crit GnntGnicn NIT
Ceftcrreid) allein a6gei6lpiien babe
mno bem IpGter SettIdjlnnb mn6
Sfalien bciaetreten icicn Die @er-
fragsmGd)te berpflidteten iid) bnrdJ
ben @ertrag chamber bei mid)t bro
bosierfen Mngriffen bnrdl cine brit
te gsartei 6eisnfebem glfs Der ariee
ams6radb ba6e a0nis aarol BON glm-
mauieh amf Sem Stanopnnft acifan-
oen, baf, 9imnauier inter alien 1tm-
itanbem, bic beiOen bentiden MGdjte
nnterftitcm miiiie, nidjt mnr ipcacn
bes @crtraacs, fonbern neil es if
meu breihig Sabre pplitiTde Cider
beit nn6 cine iunnSer6are mirtIdlaft-
Iihe Gmtiuidlnna peroanfe. Zen
Giniuanb, Mnmanien iei BON Ieimen
@erpfIidltangem ent6nnbeu, iueil Cc-
iterreidl ibm nidjt feinem Streit NIT
Serbien beiombers amseseiat babe,
crfldrte er fir Gupbiiterei. gl6er er
orans nidjt bnrd). Der greniermi-
niiter llieIt es nit BEN Gntentemddj-
ten. ginmaaiem erfiillte feline ger-
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aurSe ueberiidt.

Der Deutid)e yieidlsfan5ler
lpridr i'm 9ieidstag. Gr err
ffGrt, 9ei1tidDlanO fOnne pur-
lGnfig nod nidlt an Trieben
oemfen. Gr erfldrt, Die oent=
Idlen einicn an Der Somine,
Ieien nidJt Surdbroden nlib
iaat, ieoc @afie, bic ben arieg
perfiirsen f6nne, lei sesen Gns-
lanS anuenobar. SentihlanD
iuerbe iiesen.
Die beiitid)en @erbiinoeten
crpbcrm bel 9uratnisa in 8ol-
Gnnien pcrlprene Steilmngen
snriif.
gttiiiid)c glngriffe sluiiden
Der 2Iuta 9ipa nnb Ser gufp-
nina in GSalisien iuerben sil
riifgeidJlagen.
Die 9itiIen meloen GrfDlge
in Der gitfomina bei &irli-
baba, lpu iic iuidtise 6DGrn
bciett nnb am Seretbt iuD lie
bie bentid)en @erbiinosten ae-
id5iagcm baben lupllen.
Wriedenlano mill anseblidJ
elm 1lltimatnm an yitlgaricn
IGifen nnb, iuenm es nidJt an-
aenummen iuirb, oen aries err
ffircn. glnf &reta madJt bic
gicrplittiun inter 2citnng Don
gseniselus anseblidJ gnte Sort
Tdrittc.
Gnslanber nnD ssransoien
tnelScn leid)tc 0eipinme at Ser
Suninc.
Sm iiibliden Siebenbiirgsn
| iimb idarfe Sample I'M Gauge.
Die Cciterreider beIdJieken
italieniid)o Stelmngen in Siib->
Sirpl nnS am Garoa-See.
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glrreDpncp
bcballptcf
SAP rr llid)t int Anftragf
Der aommiiiiou mad
MfrifD relic.
Ralnpf NIT Villiftas.
Qn9eblih cine Rebellion
in Gananea.
|illa tpia im Seras eins
iaaem.
Ralnpf NIT Uilliftas.

Gliieu glrreoonoD, Der meri-
faniIde &ertreter in @aIbingtun, bai
lid anf Der 9ieiIe nah Der merifani-
lhen Sanptltaot III 2areou inter-
pieluen lafien. Gr erflarte natiirlidJ,
Saf, er nid)t nad) Meriep reiIe, nm
i'm Anftrage Der Spmntiiiipn Gnrrar-
30 sit elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
ge5ns anf Die Stellnng Weriep's in
ben @erbanolnnsen init ben Ser,
Staatcn 3n bringeI ipnbern, bae
er uon Garransa nad) Der 6anpt-
itaot 6ernfen fei nno feline Ibunns
babe, mas bieien 9inf beramlaft ba-
be.
- Sei Gnfibmiriacbic, einem Mi.
nenort nnsefabr fiinfsia Wteilen,
iiioiueitlid) BON Der StaSt Gbillna-
bna, fanb Elm 0efedJt 5luiidJen Gilli-
itns inter Der Siibrnng BON SanSe-
Ito ltribe nnb Garransa Suloatcn
itatt, in Dem iiber bmnScrt @illiitas
setDtet, ibr slnfiiflrer gefansen ge-
nommen mno cine glnsabl bon ben
Sarran5a Soloaten getDtet unb ber-
iunnoet iuuroen. @tncral Jiamps,
Der iiber ben aanpf berid)tet, er-
Indt ibm Aerste, @erbanSsens nno
Wfeoisinen sii ididen. Die @arni-
ion Der Stabt fampfte smiammen NIT
ben Srmppen bes Gen. 3amps &C.
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Der f1lan1, und Isin karakterllnl6er but.

Ser Slt Olanles lit eben1o be5edlenD len @e1id
an Ib e @edt nidt olspdbe mol ober ein fleioia
Sut, belonoers bel Sosfe's. as
Gin SUIT Der nid feoan lit ooer Dl1oerld als
eb lit a cbnlo baBld mie abgetrageler elmer aoere
Guiinn.
Sier lit Sanmung StDe 9tem Die bauer
bait, FORFEIT uto entpieblensnert ino
Hreie 300 bis $500 Stetion's $3.50 bis $500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-29

ng lrgunlent be Mdrlern, Die ii gut feon in
argument ber Die Guatat Sci gnige Die
aoen Gaare quite Galitat maBgen Eree lm6conat Die
bette 0ffere
ir lao I'M poutq llo belte gsore porbtet nit
Sert Mn5ige idts nterlaiin woe tie gut
nlacben.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
LITTLE GIRL KILLED

Esther Widmer, 6, was run down
and killed by an auto at Moline
Monday afternoon.
Esther's sister Auna, 9, also was
struck by the machine and badly
hurt.
Ed Dessner of Clevland, owner OF
the automobile, is being detained by
the town marshal pending the cor
oner's investigation.
The girls are the daughters Of
Henry Widmer, a farmer living
near Moline. They had crossed the
street to get a drink of water at q
garage. Upon their return both
walked into the path of the auto,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07

Mrs. C. A. Hampton visited
with friends in Bowling Green sew
eral days Of last week.
Rev. L. A. Tovey of Amanda,
o., is the guest of his son John
Tovey, of Perrysburg.
Miss McGrath and Miss Mary
McGrath of Toledo, were Mrs. G.
Maddy's guests Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Dewland
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Ward of Toledo, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lindsay of
Toledo, were week end guests of
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lind
say.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Thomas
were in Columbus the first of the
week as guests of their cousin Mr..
Herbert Thomas.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Reed and son,
of Gibsonburg, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Schaller and son, Ralph, and Mr..
and Mrs. M. Falconer and family,
of Haskins, were Sunday visitors
at the Albert Reitz home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
LUDWIG.ECKEL WEDDING

On Tuesday morning, September
5, 1916, at st. Rose de Lima Church,
Miss Esther Eckel, of Perrysburg,
became the bride of Mr.. Urban
Ludwig, Rev. Fr. Kieble, conducted
the nuptial high mass ceremony
which united the hearts,and hands
of this popular couple.
The bride was attended by Miss
Loretta Ludwig, sister of the groom,
while MIR. Louis Heilman acted as
best man.
Little Miss Irene O'Rieley, niece
of the bride, was flower girl and
wore costume of net over white,
carrying white roses.
The ceremony was witnessed by
a large number of friends and rela-
tives.
A wedding reception was given
at the home Of the brides parents
and an elaborate wedding dinner
was served at high noon to about
70 guests. The house decorations
were of pink and white.
The bride is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eckel,
Sr., of Perrysburg, and is very pop
ular among large circle of friends.
She was charmingly costumed in
white satin with Arabian over-lace,
trimmed with ribbons and pearl,
and carried a shower boquet of
bridal roses.
The bridesmaids costume was of
peach shade crepe de chene silk and
she carried a sunburst of roses.
The groom, is the eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ludwig, Jr.,
now Of Toledo, but formerly of
Maumee, where he is regarded
most favorable.
The popularity Of the bride and
groom is attested by the large num-
ber of gifts that were presented.
They departed for a brief we'd
ding trip and will return and be at
home to their friends after Septem-
ber l5 on the farm near Maumee,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
Mrs. w. p. Adamson was Mrs.
w. G. Perrin guest Friday.

Mrs. w. p. Adamson was Mrs.
w. G. Perrin S guest Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Ohls were
weekend guests of friends in De
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coburn of
Toledo, were guests Of Mrs. Jno.
Kohl Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Meister
of Webster, spent Sunday with M.
Mladenus and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Doan Limmer
have returned from weeks stay
III Akron and Cleveland.
Miss Helen Simmons was a
guest of Mrs. Jas. Marti of Bowl
ing Green, last week.
Mrs. Grant Holbrook spent
Labor Day in Toledo with her
sister Mrs. Geo. Beckham.
Miss Ruby Cranker has been
appointed as teacher to fill the
vacancy in the fourth grade.
There will be a "Story Hour"
for the children at Way Library
Friday afternoon at 3 80 o clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Stephen Miller,
of Hudson, Mich, are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fox.
Miss Augusta Charles has re-
turned to Akron to resume her
work in the public schools of that
city.
Mrs. NJ. b. Cook with her guest
Mrs. Maud Custar, of Bowling
Green, spent Labor Day at Cedar
Point.
Miss Addie Shipman spent last
week in Miami, Ohio, with Mrs.
Ralph Phillips and Mrs. w.
Church.
Mr.. Robert Hartshorn has just
returned from a ten days trip to
Portland, Me-, Boston and New
York City.
Mrs. Il. A. Hallowell had as
guests Friday Mesdames j. l.. Gil
lette, II. w. Copton and G. G..
Gund of Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
VALENTINE THEATRE, TOLEDO.

By insistent public demand expert
ence," George V. Hobart's modern
morality comedy drama, is announced
at the Valentine Theatre for the en-
tire week commencing Sunday, Sep
tember 10th. This is the first time
Experience" has ever been presented
in Toledo, and it is called by the critics
the most Wonderful play in America.
The engagement will be notable as
VIM. Elliott, F. Ray Comstock and
Morris Gest, the producers of "EX-
perience," announce the famous New
York organization will be seen in To-
ledo with its cast of 82 notable players.
: In Boston, Chicago and New York,
Experience" has been highly COM
mended by the clergy, representing all
denominations, and in those cities it
played to more people than ever at
tended the performance of "Ben Hur"
or "The Old Homestead" "Experi-
ence" is a brilliant and spectacular
dramatic pageant in ten scenes of mod
ern youth, its ambitions, it's tempta-
tions, it's failures and it's ultimate vic
tory. 1t is everything that is spec
tacular and beautiful in a modern
stage production, combined also with
all that is intense, emotional and
thrillingly dramatic.
The feature of this engagement at
the Valentine Theatre will be the re-
markable scale of prices. For nights
and Saturday matinee prices will be
from SOC to 1.50, while for the bargain
matinee on Wednesday the prices an
nounced are from 25c to 100. Mail
orders may now be sent and will be
filled in the order of their receipt. The
regular box Office sale will open Mon
day. September 9TH,
-. .,r.-. i4tswsss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
Are You Looking Old?

Old age comes quick enough with
out inviting it. Some look old at
forty. That is because they neglect
the liver and bowels. Keep your bow
els regular and your liver healthy and
you will not only feel younger but look
younger. When troubled with consti-
patton or billiousness take Chamber
lains Tablets. They are intended es-
pecially for these ailments and are eX-
cellent. Easy to take and most agree
able In effect, Qbtainable every
where' .-. ..,-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
SOLDIERS IN REVOLT

Report from Columbus says that
the members of the first ambulance
company of Toledo, took French
leave" from the camp Tuesday
morning, but were later arrested
and placed in the city prison.
Men claim they were given only
bread, syrup and coffee for break
fast and their complaints were CIV
en- no attention.
Investigation by State officials
will probably disclose the reason for
the revolt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
TELEPHONE CHANGES
Telephone Changes

The following are the new tele--
phones and changes in numbers:
B
Black 2-Bayers, Charles, Res.
White s9-Beach; Miss Anna' Res
Main 76-Clay, Edwin A., Res.
Main 259-Champney, G. c., Res.
Blue 212-Clark, u. E., Bus.
Blue 2122r-Clark, u. L. Res.
E
Black 79-nmch, Shelby, Res.
Blue 26-2r-Friess, Fred, Res.
White 145-Frantz, Mrs. o., Res.
Red 22o-2r-Get7i i Mrs. Fred Res.
Blue 140-Halls, Mrs. Ed, Bus.
Red 79-Hennan, Mrs. Frank, Res.
Red 226-1r-Honner, VIM, Res.
Main 146-2S-1L-Johnson, Chas.,
farm.
Main 109-1L-1S-Kellermire, JOS,
White 110-Kelli, w. L., Res.
Main 257-Keegan, Il. g., Res.
Main 45-3s-Keller, John, farm.
Blue 104-3r-Lepper. A. c.. farm.
White 127-Letsis, Harry, Res.
Black 0-2r-Lintner, Frank, Bus.
Blue 244-2r-Lime City Elevator
Bus.
White 175-Murnahaus' Rest, Bus.
N
White 32-Neitz, J. A., Res.
Main 25S-Priest, Ed, Res.
Red 130-2r-Pheister, Louise, farm.
Blue 9S-Pinney, A. L., Res.
X
Main 271-Reape, JOS, Res.
Black 26-Roberts, G. H., Res.
Black 24-2r-Roberts, II. L., Res. n,
Red 159-Stillwell, w. H., Res.
Black 61-Sutter, p. c., Res.
Black 16S-Spilker, Ed, Res.
Black 244-2r-Simmons Ed, farm.
Red 55-Stickler, Robert, Res.
Blue 65-Thompson, L. IT,, Res.
Black 10S-Zachman, Ray, Res.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1910

AS between wife who can put high
grade fapjacks on the breakfast table
and a great logician who can illumine
the most abstruse problems going,
the average man will have another
fiapjack, please.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
How to Give Good Advice

The best way to give good advice is
to set good example. When others
see how quickly you get over your cold
by taking Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy they are likely to follow your eX-
ample. This remedy has been in use
for many years and enjoys an eX-
cellent reputation. Obtainable every
where
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
206 Main st.
PERRYSBURG, OHIO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Kapp and
Mr.. Geo. Kapp of Bowling Green
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7
Dewland Thursday. Mrs. Jno
Ward of Toledo, Mrs. Sadie Trim.
mer and Mr.. VIM. Trimmer OF
Genoa, were Sunday visitors.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
L. E. B. C. & N. r. r. DEAD

Tearing up tracks Of B. G. east
and west electric road was stopped
by injunction. Case is now up to
state utilities commission.
The road has not been'a paying
venture but farmers object to it's
destruction.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
the Father of Many Ills

OF the numerous ills that affect hui
manity large share start with con-
stipation. Keep your bowels regular
and they may be avoided. When a
laxative is needed take Chamberlain S
Tablets. They not only move the
bowels but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. Obtainable
everywhere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy

This is medicine that every family
should be provided with. Collie and
diarrhoea often comes on suddenly and
it is Of the greatest Importance that
they be treated promptly. Consider
the suffering that must be endured
until a physician arrives or medicine
can be obtained. Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
has reputation second to none for the
quick relief which IT affords. Obtain
able everywhere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-09-07

Englishmen are smoking cheaper
cigars. No higher can patriotic self
sacrifice go, unless the Englishwomen
also consent to wear their last sea-
sons clothes.