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THIS rs TO CERTIFY that. In accordance
With the First Mortgage or Decd of Trust OF
THE AMERICAN TUBE y STAMPING
TO Colonial Trust Company, now
IHE EQUITABLE Trust COMPANY or
NEW YORK, ns Trustee dated October Ist.
lSs. the 70 lOwlu, houis Nos lr-. 40. l5-. 80,
81. 5os. $50. 5a'. So ana i, have this day.
February 18th, 1915. al ~" Office OF the Eauits.
Die Trust Company of New York, bren desis.
mated for rod mptl1u At l0S aUd interest on
the first day OF April. 1915, on prcsen alton
and surrender thereof. With all UNPAID cou.
pons attached. 10 sad Trustee. Interest o.
above bonds Will cease April ist. 1876.
VI fQtITA BILE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Trustee.
Nv = ARMSTRONG, Assistant Secretary,
THE AMERICAN TUBE 1 STAMPING
MPA
BY c. u $ MILLER President.
PERCY 5. HILL, Director.
] hereby certify that the above bonds were
drawn "A stated. WITNESS my hand and
sea this 18th day OF February, 1915.
MYLES NJ. BOCRKF.
Notary Public. New York County, No ~.
In accordance with the above certificate
the Undersigned viii redeem the above mum.
t-ret bonds at lJ aud accrued interest 10
Ami Isl. 1916. on and after tina, date. when
onice. No 81. Wall Street. New York City
THE EQUITABLE .TRuSr COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
LYMAN Vice President
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TO THE aoLDERs or
ITD: or DEi:AWARE 49,.

"H"snS "C.".s Ssssd Scs"sss isi. iSii.
NOTICE. IL HEREBY GIVEN as. provided
lst. 1911. made by the Mexican Petroleum
Company. Ltd. of. Delaware, to The Standard
Trust Company Of New York. Trustee. Quar-
that bonds bearing the following serial pwR-
hers have BEEN draw, for redemption By the
April. fst. 1918. nt 1850 ~ par, upon pres
e%ntation. at the TRUST DEPART MENT OF
tho undersigned. No. It0 broadway. New
York City. Aftf April list. 1915. interest ore
these. bonds will cease. Bonds should bear
the April LIST. 1919. aud subsequent coupons
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ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
80 Internal Gold Losu 1909

Messrs. '. p. Morgan & Co. hereby eivs
notice thu. they are prepared to receive
Tenders for the amortization on Is, May.
1915. of 3336.000 Argentine Gold Pesos. say
SSes,s?s u. 3. Gold Dollars. of the above
Loan.
Tenders for sale Of Bonds with coupon dus
LIST September. 1915. at n price 20 be stated
In tho Tender. must be lodged not later than
!? o'clock noon on 9Th April, 1915. with
Messrs. j. i. Morgan a Co, 30 Wall street,
New York. who Will announce tho result &C
the Tenders as soon thereafter as possible.
Tenders will be received also In Paris nv
tho BanQue dc Paris 81 dc4 Pays Bas, In
London by Messrs. Barring BROTHERS a. Co,
Ltd, and in Buenos Aires h. the Crcdi.o
Puhlico Sacional.
Each bond has a par value NJ s973 L. =.
Gold Dollars. and Tenders must h. mad. at
. nat price under par expressed in dollars
per bond.
Tenders must he mad" on a ,nrm obtain
ahle on application. and mus he securely
enclosed In an envelope marked Tender
OF Argentine Government . per cent. Inter
ma Gold Loan 1909 Bonds FOR redemption"
Forms OF Tender may be obtained on APP
plication 20 Nessrs. j T.. Morgan n Co. -
Wall street. New York. who reserve the
right to re1ect all or any Tenders.
Dated. New York. ia March. 1916.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
MISSOURI. KANSAS 4 TEXAS RAIIwAv
COMPANY.

The regular annual ireetinK Of s,oct.
holders OF the above nan. ID Company 70,
the election OF Directors In cOnfoyu,,,
with chapter 1917. Laws Of Kansas isaSy
and the transaction of such other bushes,
as may come before said meeting. iuclud.
ing the ratincation OF such action al nnv
time taken or authorized by the BOARD Of
Directors. the Executive COMMITTEES or ths
Executive othcers OF the Company 81 may
b. submitted to the meeting, will be held
CITY of Parsons. Kansas, on Thursday' ths
sth day OF April. 1915. at 10 90 o'ciook A. M
Stock transfer books will be closed c,a,n
the afternoon Of March 7th until the morn.
Ing OF April eth next. ~
{; I, sGuAEE President,
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The Cincinnati, Dayton and Ironton Railroad Company.

Jug VIWCUN0V, U0yVUU 0Uu UVUSVU oTJV0 VVWPoUys
q Holder, Of Ierunca rates. Of deposit Of h Equitable Trust Company sS lev Yssk.
issued under IN Depodt grcement dated January 49, i8S. fer ht Nssegags
So SOY sr Gold ond of hi Cincinnati. Dayton and Lonten Railroad Company
ant
Holders Of Bond Of said issue
~. NOTICE is hereby gmen that, pursuant to tn provisions Of safe DepoS Agreement
the Committee has mendet SAID agr@nen. 50 az to confer upon it the express pow to soil
the reorganization Managers nr a plan and Agreement of organhaN OF he Gin
Hamilton and Dayton RAILWAY Company dated February 49, 1914. all bonds aAd
i ns% % S % h SnS ms ca a:StS inc s n as Sa " "MS AID ps. m sss saSi 1'%% .ns. @s S plSy s2nS:
(. SS% MS%% may be ssId from he i IssTTSt sS%s & tn aysu.%m, T1M ss3IsT s Sn q: so%. e e
for aid bonds and the reasons acuungt the Committee In recommending Its aceptancs
bondhodrs said amendment Is fled With he Equitable, TTa tompan! OF New YORK.
hod during business ousa the ONCE Of the DepstMy.3 81 Walls Street New YORK.
n cno s" M NJ mcnL sndu%sd mn atf aai mmn ppsyn.S, OF his 1SaU%donsss S,s =" Mse
m bonds. ~uhdraw from sale Deposit ercncnt and shall be- nuted e. receive bonds q
chsney md finally deemed for all PURPOSES to have a~entd to said mendmrn aw provided
said ofEmL Deposit Agreement and to saba agreement with adR eWGsnizsu0 Managers
The mmht Will continue to receive hed eposto Bonds Of said Tissue untu thu
close Of hu.ncs. on March ~. ioi6. neEodts must b., made with The Equitable Trust
form md csmpauic BY ali coupons maturing on M anrN November l. 1914
I'll lH s6SsH1>TM!r II &fS ifMfSS42 MS HGkETMENT z 9t I rR sIA
DEPOSIT or IHhIR BONDS.
Dated. New Nok. March To- IUs.
ALVIN v. kRECH. Charnan;
FREDERICK H.. SHIPMAN.
L. EDMUND ZACHEK,
LYMAN RHoADEs. SECRETARY.
81 Wall street.. New York.
THE EouIr ABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. DErosrTARY.
81 Vail street. New York.
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Il Low. Clo.. Prev
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

~ 49," month ~ February the phila.
~ 4 i'.p.' Transit Company reports
o., ' ''1-' IN gross earnings OF S.o..
~ '''T tho figures for the same
~ gt.a ~ sl00.D7a; aud q surplus
. '-''''n. an Increase Of ssi,S.s.
IN" k"n'u'a" Traction and Terminal
''WphrH, iu. lUdiug the Lexington Utilities
o'p'I' reports for February gross earn
'r "' ~it',lNG, or an increase OF ss,6s5
,t' 'He figures for February last year;
p. '0i''ngs ~ s3l.i6s, an increase OF 81
AM ..rpiu. OF si5,3is. which Is an
ne annual report OF the Newport News
Nl Hnu,ptou Railway, Gas and Electric
,Nr'hE for the twelve months ended De
.m.'r 1915, disclosed gross earnings
- M. which II IA gain OF Sl0@.3l1
,,,sr' ile previous year; net earnings OF
~ or a gain 81 ss6.0Ss; and a surplus
''f''i, an increase OF &il,Os3.
r%. tsT1 r". s = aaan, ms~P 81 ,ssssSs.s,ss a fsr
earnings Of sl.2s5,stl, tho former
Eng i gain OF 1909, OOi and the latter a
shh h' 'li,s35 over February, 1915. Tho
'nyNI ssrninvs for the eleven months end
~, y. February 20 are reported as S23.s5s.-
~ am tho net earnings as fl0,S11 $50.
nuhlch arc sl,37s.is5 and ~, 036.35s better
yash IN the same period In the preceding
Ihs Detroit Edison Company's report for
r,,roruar" shows gross earnings Of $751;
~ M incI SO OF t2i2,465 over tho sans
.noh'h asst year; net earnings OF $3.50. 3b7.
a., Mc'.ase OF 500. 673: ard q surplus OF
$500. which In an increase Of e9i.3?9.
-" The Two months ended February 20.
~ company reports gross earnings OF VI
,,',,1ss, or s390, 0s5 better than the sans
tntesvsl In the preceding year; net earn.
".s ~ s7ts.llo, . gain Of elSl.esa;. ana
sslfplus for the two months OF eSte.3t3.
"h'ch Il an Increase Of etsi.sss.
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Inspiratio Consolidated Cooper Co.

~ Broadway. New York. March -. 1876.
Tho Board o. Directors Of the ~Iusni-A-
tiou couso.ida'ei copper Company has de-
cared "A quarterly divldond OF Sis per
share upon is outstanding Cspitai stock.
payah!e on May J, 1916. 1" stockholders 90
record at the ,.oSr OF business al 300
o'c,nck y NJ Friiay. April :, 1915.
The transfer books WI close AZ 800
o'clock = VI. on Friday, AprIl :, 1916. and
reopen at 1900 o'clogh \. ". on TUESDAY,
Apr! g., 1919,
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Tn. BOARD OF Directors Ia-. fhs isv. d.
clared q six months d'y.trnt NJ Three and
Onc-haIf Per cent '''a',' on 'hc first v'"-
ferred stock, pASsp." Apjli lsl. 1915, -
s~tockholGcrs Of RECORD Nirrh gO'h. ll'i.
GEO. W :. WHITNEY. secretary,
Nav NOrk. MArch ON. lNlh-
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, March % Interest IN tho marNrI
o.day was limited. Price chanscs as q RUE
w.re unimportant. Chicago Pneumatic Tool
800 more orderly, with prices showing a
ram of about . points. Peoples Gas, stewart
Warner and American Shipbullding common
we're steady, Bond market unchanged 'he
suunnarV.
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THE HANOVER >ATIO>tI BANK
Of the city of New Work.

NV NW'k NWUN .Is', IoIt-
III. Board ~ nirou'nls hay" 'lls day De,
81 dividend ~ SlN rlIl IE<r, pay.
able on and after AprN l-', lHlh, The Trans
for books will ,cmHln r'p~0I uu'il 'ha' date.
ELMEl! !. W~lIlrrAkI.l.. Cashier,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
STANDARD MILLING COMPANY.
90 MaN Stree.
PREFERRED STOCK NJ M o.

NV York CIV, NArch =, 1915
The Directors OF this COMPANY have to-
day declared 4 dividend 81 TWO AND
ONE-HALF ciGecI l. CENT. from the
earnings % the company upon 'he Pre-
ferred stock, pa yah.a April Il, 1915. az the
onices OF IN" Company. to tho Preferred
Stock holders Of record on April :, 1915.
The transfer books OF the Preferred stock
o'clock l.. NJ. and opened on Apr! J., 1915,
at ten O'clock \ NJ
JOS A. KNON. Treasurer.
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Open. Hish.Iow. Clos
rrev.
nlnaA

Tho local market for spot cotton was quiet
and ~. hau.rd: middlins ~. southern SPOT
markets A. officially reported were un'
hanged Houston. = points decline New Or
cans. -: galveston, l. Soc Savannah, i?c :;
Memphis, lac Houston. 1. sc.
Nnu- ILIcLn. na4rLnl Gln.nl sicaly
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TIE IT \ VI bids To Liverpool were: MAY.
'Nr JIIy. O.. oi" Or'Ot@r. Iel.c: January
- Tho market there Is due to open TO.
Jay POINTS decline to = point advance.
prv' rp.,fp'. and ,tn,g..
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BONDS

5000 Duouesne Trac s.lo0 100 100 ln
'sOnO Indppt Brwg 6s.. fha fMa ~ go
100 pitts Coal deb IS. a1t 81. 81. ~.
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'Hlht> anu -tp' -


Exports Yesterday we're ltlss bales. tt
nus far 'hi- season. 3,s2J,9li bales, Total
esscr, 6.]2. 80 bales.
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$50 GOLD BONDS

This offering is made sutJcc, to tie contamination Of enabling
and 10 ne oppro,al Of counsel
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25

are to be uniform in shape and gen. eral appearance and are to have the same conventional signs.
 To meet the popular demand in this country for state maps, the United States geological survey, which has charge of the making of the American section of the world map, is preparing and publishing maps of each state on a larger scale than the world map sec tions. These state maps are twice the size or about one inch to every eight miles. A map of the entire United States on that scale would GOV CT a sheet measuring twenty feet by thirty-one feet.
 The survey already has issued such maps for thirty-three states, the latest being that of Florida, which is one of the largest of the series. In compiling the maps every available source of in formation has been ransacked for ma
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25

1 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
 OF ADMINISTRATOR, IN THE
 COMMISSIONERS COURT IN AND FOR THE cHITINA PRECINCT OF THE THIRD DIVISION, TERRI TORY OF ALASKA.
 In the Matter of the Estate of AIexan-
 der crichton, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Henry M. Chamberlain, administration of the estate of Alexander Crichton, de- ceased, has filed his final account of administration in the above named court, and an order has been made fixing the End day of December, 1916, at 2 o'clock D. m, as the time for hearing objections to said final ac- count and the settlement thereof by the court
 Dated at Chitina, Alaska, September 26, 1916.
 (SeaD VIM. O'CONNOR, Commissioner and Ex-officio Probate
 Judge.
 Sept. 30, 1916.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25
CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Preaching service II a. m., The Fares and the Drag Net" Sabbath school 12 m; Preaching service 8 D. m, Preparing Highway for the King" The following musical numbers will be rendered at the evening service: Solo-"Green Hill Far Away. ......
 Miss Emma Shepard.
 Solo-Selected =, .. ...
 MT. H. H. Chittenden. Anthem-"Home of the Soul" Hine Anthem-"Jehovah Reigns". .McPhail We extend a cordial invitation to everyone to attend our services.
 A. c. SERVER, Pastor.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25
NE W MAP OF STATES
 AND WORLD

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. - Rapid progress is being made by the United States in preparing it's portion of the huge world map which was agreed upon in 1909 by nearly all the princi- pal countries. By international agree ment the authorities began preparing maps of the entire surface of the earth to be published on a scale of one-mil- lionth of actual size, or about one inch
 to every sixteen miles. All the maps
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25

teriai, and many data never before available to the public in any form have been procured, so that the maps exceed in accuracy any heretofore published. The new Florida map mea- sures A 1-2 inches by 61 inches.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

St. Georges Mission, Red Dragon Advent Morning prayer and Holy Communion, II a. m. Sunday school, F m; evensong at D. m.
 REV. E. P. ZIEGLER.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25

OF COURSE YOU'LL BE THERE.
 The merry dancers will be out in force tonight at Eagle hall, and you should be numbered among those who enjoy a couple of hours in gliding over a good floor to the strains of in spring music.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25
ALASKAN GRILL

SPECIAL CORN FED TURKEY
 DINNER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1916. From to s:30 D. m. Price Per Plate $1.50.
 RELISH
 Lettuce Salad
 SOUP Cream of Chicken Giblet with Rice APPETIzERs. Fresh Crab Meal Cocktail California Red Wine SWEET ENTREE Peach Compete With Natural Sauce Young Turkey, Chestnut Dressing
 ROAST and Cranberry Sauce
 VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes
 Crowned Sweet Potatoes
 Garden Peas in Cream
 DESERTS Hot Mince Pie with Cream Cheese English Fruit Pudding, Hard and Brandy Sauce Imported Roquefort Cheese and Long Branch Waters
 Demi Tasse
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25

For Rent - Furnished rooms above Northern Drug Store. Inquire up- stairs. "A
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25

For the latest style Nubone corsets phone 10S.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-25

CLUB MEETS TOMORROW.
 The regular business meeting of the Loyola Social Club will be held at the hall, Sunday, 2 D. m. All members are earnestly requested to be present.
 H. I. DWELL, President
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-05
THE WEATHER OF APRIL 1916.


Mean temperature of month, 40
degrees; maximum, 75.0 degrees, on
the 18th; minimum. 24.3 degrees, ON
the 10th; range of temperature, 5O.7
degrees; mean daily range, 20.5 de-
grees; greatest daily range, 25.2 de-
grees; least, 81 degrees.
No. of days the temperature went
below 25 degrees, I; below 80 degrees
|8; above so degrees, FL; above 20 de-
grees, 5; not above 40 degrees, 1; not
below so degrees, o.
No. of days it froze, 9; thawed, 80:
froze and thawed. 9.
Average daily sunshine, 80 per cent.
of the possible; Of cloudiness, 66 per
cent.
Total rainfall, 1.63 inches; greatest
depth in "a hours, 0.29 inch on the 1st.
Total snowfall 1T inches.
No. of days clear, 4; partly cloudy.
Il; cloudy, II; with .01 or more rain,
lis.
No. of days there were solar halos,
Z; lunar halos, 1; thunderstorms, 4;
hail. 1.
Prevailing direction of the wind,
| Northwest.
Normal April temperature CAT
years., $50 degrees, warmest April,
1851 degrees, in 1896, and 54.8 de-
grees, in 1876, and 39.4 degrees, in
1907.
Highest temperature (47 years.,
1910 degrees, IN 1899, on the 29th; low
est. 81 degrees, In 1881, on the 5th.
Normal April precipitation, BOT
linches; wettest April, 6.65 inches, in
1896; dryest, 1.19 in 1899.,
Normal April snowfall, 1.9 inches;
largest, 1871 inches, in 1886; smallest,
THOS. MtKESELL,
Special Observer.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-05
VILLAGE COUNCIL
COuncilmen and Cemetery Trustees
Consider Proposition To Place Mau-
sOleum In Wauseon Cemetery-Or-
dinance To Issue Bonds For Pur-
chase of Auto Fire Truck Passed.

The cemetery trustees met with
the Council last Monday evening for
the purpose of considering a PROPOSE
ton to erect a Mausoleum in the
Wauseon cemetery; after the read
ing of the minutes of the last regu-
lar meeting Mayor Hoy announced
that the first item of business would
be the consideration of the Mausoleum
project. MI. Sheets presented the
plans of a mausoleum to contain 1913
crypts, built of stone, marble and ce-
ment thoroughly sanitary in every re-
spect. Mr.. Sheets asked for a per-
nit to place the building which will
require a lot go by 70 feet on the
cemetery grounds he paying for such
permit the ground upon which the
building is erected to remain under
the control and direction of the ceme-
terry trustees with an endowment fund
for the perpetual care and upkeep of
the building to pass into the hands
of the cemetery officials upon it's
completion. There followed a lengthy
discussion of the project; Mr.. Sheets
offering to pay the sum of one thou
sand dollars for the permit. The
VI uCSSCo anu GOunSAAIAkCAI WC1O uAAoO1S
to determine upon the location in the
cemetery of the site for the building
the joint meeting of the cemetery
trustees and council was adjourned to
tuesday morning at o'clock to meet
at the cemetery.
Committee on sidewalks reported
work assigned to them as finished or
in progress. Committee on Milk Or
dinance were granted an extension of
time to confer further with State au-
thorities and to have suitable ordin-
ance prepared.
The North Fulton street improve
ment matter was taken up and dis
cussed but no action further than to
lay on the table until the next regu-
lar meeting
A petition signed by property own
ers on South Fulton and East Leg
gett streets for more efficient sew
age outlet on East Leggett street
was presentd to the council and re-
ferred to the Sewer Committee
An ordinance to issue bonds in the
sum of $4,000 to purchase a triple
combination automobile fire truck,
combining hose carriage, chemical ex-
tinguishers and hook and ladder
equipment was presented and under
suspension of rules was passed
through the three readings and pass
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-05
THE HIGH SCHOOL
Spring Activities Preparations for
Track Meet and OratOrical Contests
commencement May 25th-Class
Play Out of DOOrs-Baccalurea
May 21st Gifts From StratfOrd
Shakespeare Class.

The Wauseon High School pre-
sents scene of busy activity these
FIRST days of May and the reason is
that Spring has come, athletic and or
atorical contests are at hand and all
the glorious preparations for the
great day. of Commencement" must
be pushed forward to completion.
Next week, Friday the twelfth. the
Annral Fulton Williams High School
Track Meet and Oratorical Contest
will be held at Montpelier; there is 70
be a special train over the Wabash
Railroad and Wauseon will send its
full quota of athletes to contest in
the high jump, broad jump, shot put,
discus, 100 year and 220 yard dashes
and quarter, half and mile relay
races. Miss Christine Outcalt will
speak for the honor and credit of the
Wauseon High School at the oratori-
cal contest in the evening; her subject
will be "Pucks and Touchstones." Try
outs are in progress this week for the
various atheltic events and of course
the best will be selected to win for
Wauseon the Silver Cup which Fay
ette has succeeded in capturing the
two successive years just past and
which Fayette win keep if its team
succeeds in capturing it again this
year A nearer event is the North
western Ohio High School Oratorical
Contest which will be held at Norwalk
tonight. Miss Mary McClarren will
represent Wauseon in this contest the
subject Of her oration is Artisans and
Artists. Superintendent M. L. Alt
stetter will 60 to Norwalk with Miss
McClarren and of course the wishes
for her success from everyone in the
schools and in the town are with
her.
Another Of the nearby happenings
is the county spelling contest which
viii be held in room six of the High
School building on Wednesday May
10th the results of this contest. which
will be a written contest will deter
mine who will represent Fulton county
at the Ohio State Spelling contest to
be held in Columbus June End.
There will be a class Of twenty
three to graduate from the Wauseon
High School at the commencement on
Thursday May 25th; final ordinations
will be over within the next two weeks
and then the names Of the triumph
ant twenty-three will be given to the
public. The class play GAS You
Like It." will be given out
of doors this year, probably in
North or Monumental Park, on Mon
day and Tuesday May 22nd and 23rd
The Baccalureate Sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. ]. A Wharton or
Sunday evening May 21st at the
Methodist church.
Mrs. w. T. Campbell has presented
the High School with a Shakespeare
victrola record, bearing two Shake
speare songs: "Who is Sylvia" as
sung by Reinwald Werrenrath and
''It was Lover and His Lass" as
sung by Dixon and McDonnough.
The Stratford Shakespeare Class or
Wednesday moring of this week pre-
sented pupils Of the High School with
Shakespeare Memorial book plates
The Shakespeare exercises Thursday ii
which the schools participated anC
which we're highly educational in theil
character will add value to these bool
places in the estimation of their happy
possessors.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-05
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS"


Business is business" but men are
men,
Loving and working, dreaming,
Toiling with pencil or spade or men,
REGISTERING. planning, scheming.
Business is business"-but he's fool
Whose business has grown to
smother
His faith in men and the golden rule,
His love for a friend and brother.
Business is business life is life
Though we're all in the game TO
win it,
Let's rest sometimes from the heat
and strife,
And try to be friends a minute.
Let's seek to be comrades now and
then,
And slip from our golden tether;
Business is business" but men are
men,
And we're all good pals together.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-05
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST.

Unseasonably cool weather, with
frosts, will prevail during the COM
ing week in the region of the Great
Lakes, the upper Mississippi and Ohio
valleys and the Rocky Mountain and
western Plateau regions. In the At
lantic and Gulf States moderate tenn
peratures the first half of the week
will be followed by cool weather af-
ter Wednesday.
Generally fair weather will prevail
during the next several days, except
that local showers in the Mississippi
Valley and the districts east thereof
will attend the eastward movement of
a disturbance of moderate intensity
that is now over the Plains States. 1t
will probably reach the Atlantic coast
on Wednesday. Another disturbance
will reach the Pacific coast about
Wednesday or Thursday and move
slowly eastward, probably reaching
the Middle West at the close of the
week. This disturbance will be attend
ed by general rains.